The Inuit languages are spoken in a region spanning across Greenland, Northern Canada and Alaska. The number of Inuit speakers are estimated to be around 100 000, including a sizeable group of Greenlandic Inuit living in Denmark.
Family
Subfamily
Language
Subfamily
Language
Subfamily
Language
Pyssútik
Sekkutút
Utókkak
Akérlok
Piarærsimávok
Itterút
ĸaĸerdluk
ĸaĸerĸaĸâlârpoĸ
ugpertai
tusardlerpâ
merĸ︎anik paorĸ︎inigtarfik
nãmáinartumik
NÃMAGPOKʼ
kikiattugaasoq
NAAMIK QUJANQ
igalaamineq
aaqqiagiinnginneq
oqquivoq
aaginnaavoq
Peqquserluppoq
aalassarippoq
Nuiuuppoq
Kiperivoq
Inuit tamarmik inunngorput nammineersinnaassuseqarlutik assigiimmillu ataqqinassuseqarlutillu pisinnaatitaaffeqarlutik. Silaqassusermik tarnillu nalunngissusianik pilersugaapput, imminnullu iliorfigeqatigiittariaqaraluarput qatanngutigiittut peqatigiinnerup anersaavani.
Tuluttut oqaluttarpit?
MANNGERTUMINEQ
ABD. Suliarineĸartoĸ
Ajaguttaq singing a satirical song
Atuagagdliutit
Dictionarium grönlandico-danico-latinum : complectens primitiva cum suis derivatis, quibus interjectae sunt voces primariæ è Kirendo Augekkutorum [Greenlandic–Danish–Latin dictionary]
The “Kingitorssuak” seen from a valley near Kangerdluarssunguak, Greenland
merĸ︎anik paorĸ︎inigtarfik, kûk, børnehave
