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Inupiaq

[ ih-noo-pee-ak, ih-nyoo- ]
/ ɪˈnu piˌæk, ɪˈnyu- /

noun, plural I·nu·pi·at [ih-noo-pee-at, ih-nyoo-]. /ɪˈnu piˌæt, ɪˈnyu-/.

a member of a group of Eskimos inhabiting northern Alaska along the Bering, Chukchi, and Arctic coasts, and some distance inland.
the Inuit language as spoken by the Inupiaq people.

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Origin of Inupiaq

<Inupiaq inyupiaq (plural inyupiat) real person

Words nearby Inupiaq

inunction, inundant, inundate, inundation, in unison, Inupiaq, Inupik, in up to, inurbane, inure, inurn
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