Atuġnaqtuat
Iñupiat uqaluŋiññik paqitchiuġvik
This dictionary app is an easy to use aid designed to help individuals study and learn the Iñupiaq language. This app was made possible through a partnership between the North Slope Borough, Iñupiat Heritage Center and the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Tautuguŋ uumani iOS-kun.
Iñupiaraaqta
NANA-miñ. Malimiutun. Piitchuq papma.
Iñupiatun qaqasauram aglautiŋa Mac-kun PC-kullu
Suzzuk shows us how to download and use the Inupiaq keyboard in this video. Taikuu!
This video from Iḷisaġvik College provides all the information about using diacritical markings in Iñupiaq on your computer and the different ways you can do it. Quyanaq Elizabeth!
Kisirrutit Iñupiatun
Public Domain image via Wikimedia
Iñupiaq numerals are a base-20 system invented at Harold Kavelook School in Qaaktuġvik in the early 90’s by middle school students and their teacher to better represent the Iñupiaq number system. The use of Iñupiaq numerals is spreading across Iñupiat Nunaat and Iñuit Nunaat today.
Download the Iñupiaq numeral font here.
Calculator atuġuŋ Iñupiat kisirrutiŋich atuġlugich uumani.
Siqiñŋuraq atuġuŋ Iñupiat kisirrutiŋich atuġlugich uumani.
Inuktitun Syllabics
Iñupiaq uses the Iñupiaq script which uses Latin characters, but can also be written with Inuktitun syllabics. Use the chart below to compare Inuktitun syllabics with the Iñupiaq script.
Download Inuktitun Syllabics for iOS here.
