komatik
[ koh-mat-ik ]
/ koʊˈmæt ɪk /
Chiefly Canadian.
an Eskimo sled made by binding crossbars to wooden runners with rawhide.
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Origin of komatik
First recorded in 1815–25, komatik is from the Inuit word qamutik
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British Dictionary definitions for komatik
komatik
/ (ˈkəʊmætɪk) /
noun
a sledge having wooden runners and crossbars bound with rawhide, used by the Inuit and other related peoples
Word Origin for komatik
C20: from Inuktitut (Labrador)
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