Inuit
or In·nu·it
noun, plural In·u·its, (especially collectively) In·u·it for 1.
Origin of Inuit
Usage note
Examples from the Web for inuit
Contemporary Examples of inuit
Discovered frozen in ice by two Inuit waterbenders, they begin a journey to help him access his full powers as avatar.
‘Game of Thrones’ Withdrawal? Watch Nickelodeon’s Fantasy Epic ‘The Legend of Korra’David Levesley
July 1, 2014
The commenter said Dodson is not a full-blooded member of any tribe and is in fact one-quarter Aleut, not Inuit.
Not that Western civilization has never embraced the mythical Inuit practice of leaving the old out on an ice floe.
Historical Examples of inuit
She wept about it, and begged the Inuit to help her get him back.
A Treasury of Eskimo TalesClara Kern Bayliss
When the Inuit saw this they cried, "Itajung, your wife is flying away."
A Treasury of Eskimo TalesClara Kern Bayliss
Here is the stone the Inuit uses for pots—what you call soapstone.
Adrift in the Ice-FieldsCharles W. Hall
Near the singing house the other Inuit of the village were playing.
The Central EskimoFranz Boas
When the Inuit saw this they called out, Ititaujang, your wife is flying away.
The Central EskimoFranz Boas