Inupiat
- noun
- /ˈɪnuˌpɪət/
- Many young people are learning Inupiat to keep their cultural heritage alive.
Examples
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The school offers classes in Inupiat for both children and adults.
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A dictionary was published to help preserve the Inupiat language.
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The Inupiat language is rich in vocabulary related to the Arctic environment.
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Many Inupiat words describe specific types of snow.
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Many young people are learning Inupiat to keep their cultural heritage alive.
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The school offers classes in Inupiat for both children and adults.
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A dictionary was published to help preserve the Inupiat language.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Inupiat comes from the people's own word Inupiaq, which means 'real people'. So, the Inupiat language is the language spoken by those northern Alaska communities.