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Inuktitut Dictionary

Alex Spalding
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Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Nunavut Arctic College

About

The work in this highly-detailed dictionary began in the 1950s in Aivilik when Alex Spalding and Thomas Kusugaq began working on wordlists of the local dialect.

This dictionary includes the prominent features of the phonology of Aivilingmiutaq (WCHB) speech, the dialect of the Naujaat (Repulse Bay) Region, and technical notes on orthography provided by renowned linguist Louis Jacques-Dorais.

Those with an interest in Inuktitut will find this to be an expansive and essential resource.

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