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What's In a Name?

Common Alaskan Malamute Names

Timber, Bear, Sitka, Nanuk, Shadow, Sasha, Tasha,
Tundra, Wolf, Dakota, Kodiak, Yukon

 

  • Make the name short – A sweet name suits your dog the best and if Inuit - make sure you can spell it!
  • Unique names are the best choice – there are too many Bears, Natashas, Kodiacs, Baltos and Yukons...
  • Choose the name according to your dog’s personality.  Sometimes the best names are the ones you wait for.  
  • Have fun choosing!

Antique looking image of Inuit 4 dog sled team

Alaskan/Inuit Words and their Meanings
(many are from the book Arctic Odyssey)
  • aga - mother
  • alapa - it - s cold!
  • anatkok - shaman
  • anauytuk - a snow -stick
  • anut - harness for dog
  • anyu - snow used for a specific purpose
  • aqeutaq - incantation to drive away evil spirits
  • arnaq - woman
  • ataciara - a familiar spirit
  • atka - guardian spirit
  • iqniq - fire (the namegiven to bright metors)
  • ihun - lake trout
  • imnek - cliff
  • innuk - men (2 people)
  • itigiaq - weasel
  • kamik - eskimo boot
  • itsalik - deerskin tent
  • kesuk - water - sky
  • kia - who -
  • kataq - pot, dish
  • kilalurak - white whale
  • naneq - inuit lamp
  • kammuk - deerskin boot
  • mumik - drumstick
  • ikiaq (ikiq) - redspruce
  • ikun - knife or skin- scraper of horn or stone
  • ilipikuk - sealskinfootwear
  • qilaq - sky or heaven
  • qopuk - ice - crack
  • qorviq - chamber pot
  • sieraq - connors (smallfish)
  • sitamat - four (4)
  • tallut - caribou huntingpits
  • tipuk - herrings
  • tonraq - a tiny man,a spirit (a ghost)
  • tattilgat - brown cranebird
  • tikivik - thimble holder
  • tamaiijja - "there you are"
  • qilamitaun - Inuitbolas (Northern Alaska)
  • tullik - yellow billedloon
  • ukluk - skin of thebrown bear
  • ulo - woman - s knifeor skin scraper
  • unisat - cache
  • unedlaq - basket
  • unalaq - west wind
  • tupilek - a shaman- s familiar spirits
  • Tuluqaqaq - a limestonecliff
  • tulugaq - raven
  • tukturaluk - caribou(said with amazement)
  • tornuaq - an (evil)spirit
  • tomkin - home of thespirits
  • uvinaq - lemming nest
  • Walliarmiut - Inuitpeople to the west
  • nannuraluk - polarbear
  • nawyat - seagull
  • nukka - younger sister
  • okauyak - a shrub
  • qaqsrauk - loon
  • una - this one
  • ugyuk - bearded seal
  • uglu - seal hole inthe ice
  • okauyak - a shrub
  • nannuraluk - polarbear
  • kannannaq - north wind
  • inallu - the littleintestine
  • igalaq - window ofigloo
  • iglopuk - large snowhouse
  • ageatulaitpoq - there's no bottom to his stomach
    (is there a more PERFECT Malamute name - - - - )
  • nagojut - friendly
  • ileanaitut - glad
  • injuquaq - old man
  • kalnaq - long - stemmedpipe
  • kanut - white geese
  • keruguq - usedto tie a dog
  • kannoyak - cotton grass
  • kulitak - heavy skincoat
  • kulliq - lamp
  • kinalik - eider duck
  • kilaun - drum
  • kilallurak - whitewhale
  • mumik - drumstick (NorthernAlaska/dance)
  • naga - NO!
  • qatqain - come
  • qeorvik - a piece ofwood
  • purnaq - fat (froma duck)
  • poallu - skin mitts
  • pinahut - three (3)
  • onipqaqtoq - tell astory (Mackenzie region)
  • tavrani tavra - stopstop!
  • umiak - large skin- covered boat
  • umiaktorvik - river
  • tiquana - adopted son
  • tiguaq - an adopted child

Words for ice and snowfrom Labradoran Inuit

  • ice - sikko
  • bare ice - tingenek
  • snow (in general) - aput
  • snow (like salt) - pukak
  • soft deep snow - mauja
  • snowdrift - tipvigut
  • watery snow - mangokpok
  • soft snow - massak
  • snow filled with water - massalerauvok
  • soft snow - akkilokipok


Words for snow and ice from West Greenlandic inuit

  • pack - ice/large expanses of ice in motion - sikursuit
  • sea ice - siku
  • compacted drift ice/ice field (plural) - sikut iqimaniri
  • new ice - sikuliaq/sikurlaaq
  • solid ice cover - nutaaq
  • thin ice - sikuaq
  • rotten (melting) ice floe sikurluk
  • iceberg - iluliaq
  • water running under an iceberg - mula
  • part of iceberg below waterline - ilulisap itsirnga
  • piece of fresh-water ice - nilak
  • lumps of ice stranded on the beach - issinnirit
  • glacier (also ice forming on objects) sirmiq
  • Inland Ice - sirmirsuaq
  • snow blown in (e.g. doorway) - sullarniq
  • rime/hoar-frost - qaqurnak/kanirniq/kaniq
  • frost (on inner surface of e.g. window) - iluq
  • icy mist - pujurak/pujuq kanirnartuq
  • hail - nataqqurnat
  • avalanche - aput sisurtuq
  • slush (on ground) - aput masannartuq
  • snow in air/falling - qaniit
  • snowflake - qanik
  • snowflakes - nittaallat
  • air thick with snow - nittaalaq
  • flurries - nittaalaq nalliuttiqattaartuq
  • hard grains of snow - nittaalaaqqat
  • feathery clumps of falling snow - qanipalaat
  • new fallen snow - apirlaat
  • snow crust - pukak
  • snowy weather - qannirsuq/nittaatsuq
  • snowstorm - pirsuq/pirsirsursuaq
  • large ice floe - iluitsuq
  • snowdrift - apusiniq
  • ice floe - puttaaq
  • hummocked ice - maniillat
  • pressure ridges in pack ice - ingunirit
  • drifting lump of ice - kassuq
  • dirty lump of glacier-calved ice = anarluk
  • ice-foot left adhering to shore - qaannuq
  • icicle - kusugaq
  • opening in sea ice - imarnirsaq/ammaniq
  • open water amidst ice - imaviaq
  • navigable fissure in sea ice - quppaq
  • rotten snow/slush on sea - qinuq
  • wet snow falling - imalik
  • rotten ice with streams forming - aakkarniq
  • snow patch on mountain, etc. - aputitaq
  • wet snow on top of ice - putsinniq/puvvinniq
  • mooth stretch of ice - manirak
  • stretch of snow-free ice - quasaliaq
  • lump of old ice frozen into new ice - tuaq
  • new ice formed in crack in old ice - nutarniq
  • bits of floating - naggutit
  • hard snow - mangiggal/mangikaajaaq
  • small ice floe (not large enough to stand on) - masaaraq
  • ice swelling over partially frozen riverm water seeping through - siirsinniq
  • piled-up ice-floes frozen together - tiggunnirit
  • mountain peak sticking up through inland ice - nunataq
  • calved ice from end of glacier - uukkarnit
  • edge of the sea ice - sinaaq

    Inuit Girl Puppy Names

    Adlartok Clear sky
    Ahnah A wise woman.
    Akna Inuit goddess of fertility and childbirth.
    Alasie She who is honest and noble.
    Alornerk Under-feet
    Amaruq Grey wolf
    Amka One with a friendly spirit.
    Anjij Inuit form of Anne. It means grace.
    Aput Inuit word for snow.
    Aqakuktuq Inuit word for fish catcher.
    Arnaaluk Big woman or spirit of the woman under the sea.
    Arnakuagsak Old woman from the sea. Goddess of the hunters.
    Arnapkapfaaluk Name of the goddess who inspires fear in the hearts of hunters.
    Arnaq Woman, girl
    Asiaq Goddess prayed for good weather.
    Ataksak Goddess of the ruler of the sky.
    Atiqtalaaq Atiqtalaaq means Polar bear cub in Inuit language.
    Atiqtalik Polar bear mother
    A’akuluujjusi Name of the Goddess who created animals from her clothes.
    Cupun Inuit word for coal.
    Elisapee Elisapee is a spelling variation of Elisapie. It means my God is an oath.
    Elisapie Inuit form of the name Elizabeth. It means my God is an oath.
    Hitty A form of Hiti. It means hyena.
    Ikiaq Red spruce in Inuit language.
    Isapoinhkyaki Singing crow woman.
    Jissika Inuit form of Jessica. It means rich or God beholds.
    Kallik This name means lightning.
    Kanaaq Lower part of the leg.
    Katsitsanóron Precious flower
    Kireama A hill
    Kirima Kirima means A Hill
    Meriwa Thorn
    Nanouk Nanouk is a variant of Nanuq, which means polar bear.
    Nanurjuk The star
    Nukilik One who is strong
    Nuliajuk A woman with a fin.
    Nunuq Polar bear.
    Nuvua "This fictional name was featured in the movie ""The Journey Home""."
    Qimmiq Dog
    Siqiniq The sun
    Tanaraq Name of Tundra's granddaughter.
    Tapeesa Arctic flower.
    Taqtu Kidney
    Tehoronianhen Covered in clouds
    Ticasuk Possessing the treasure of knowledge.
    Tootega Old woman deity who could walk on water.
    Tukkuttok He who is generous.
    Tulimak Tulimak is a form of Tulimaq. It means rib.
    Uki Survivor
    Umiaktorvik River


    Inuit Boy Puppy Names
    Adlartok Clear sky
    Alornerk Under-feet
    Amaqjuaq The strong one
    Amaruq Grey wolf
    Aput Inuit word for snow.
    Atiqtalaaq Atiqtalaaq means Polar bear cub in Inuit language.
    Cupun Inuit word for coal.
    Ikiaq Red spruce in Inuit language.
    Inuksuk Inuksuk, an Alaskan cairn to mark pathways. It means on the right path.
    Kallik This name means lightning.
    Kanaaq Lower part of the leg.
    Kumaglak Kumaglak is a fictional name featured in "Atanarjuat The Fast Runner".
    Nanouk Nanouk is a variant of Nanuq, which means polar bear.
    Nanurjuk The star
    Nootaikok God of icebergs
    Nukilik One who is strong
    Nunuq Polar bear.
    Pana God who cares for the souls in the underworld before their reincarnation.
    Panuk Island
    Pilip Inuit form of Philip. It means lover of horses.
    Qimmiq Dog
    Silla God of sky
    Siqiniq The sun
    Taqtu Kidney
    Tarĸik Moon
    Tehoronianhen Covered in clouds
    Tekkeitsertok God of hunting or master of caribou.
    Tiguaak The adopted child.
    Toklo He who is spontaneous and versatile.
    Tonraq Tiny man
    Tootega Old woman deity who could walk on water.
    Torngarsuk Name of a powerful sky god.
    Tukkuttok He who is generous.
    Tulimak Tulimak is a form of Tulimaq. It means rib.
    Tulimaq Inuit word for rib.
    Tulok Warrior or god of the stars.
    Tulugaak Like a raven or the creator of light.
    Ujurak Ujurak is a variant of Ujarak. It means rock.
    Umiaktorvik River
    Uukkarnit Calved ice
    Yoskolo Breaking off sugar-pine cones
    Yotimo A yellow jacket used for carrying pieces of meat from the house to the nest.
    Yuka A bright Star
    Yura One who is beautiful.
    Yutu To claw


     

    Names Associated With Alaska

    • Alaska
    • Arctic
    • Aspen
    • Aurora
    • Balto
    • Bear
    • Beluga
    • Blizzard
    • Borealis
    • Chinook
    • Glacier
    • Grizzly
    • Igloo
    • Mammoth
    • Moose
    • Orca
    • Polar
    • Raven
    • Storm
    • Tundra
    More Alaskan Words
    • Aanaq - Mother
    • Aatag - Father 
    • Aga - Mother
    • Akiak - Brave
    • Akna - Mother goddess  
    • Amak - Playful
    • Arrluk - Killer whale
    • Atka - King
    • Ataneq  - King  
    • Cupun - Coal
    • Kamik - Eskimo Boot
    • Kima - Candy
    • Koko - Chocolate
    • Miki - Little
    • Miska - Little Bear
    • Nanook - Cute
    • Nanuk - Polar Bear
    • Nini - Porcupine
    • Nukla - Younger Sister  
    • Pinga - Goddess of the hunt, fertility and medicine
    • Pukak - Snow  Smart
    • Pakak - One that gets into everything
    • Panik - Daughter 
    • Sakari- Sweet
    • Sesi - Snow
    • Shila - Flame
    • Shtiya -'My strength'
    • Siku - Ice
    • Suka - Fast
    • Suluk - Feather
    • Sura - New Life
    • Tikaani - Wolf
    • Tupit - tattoo lines on face

    Alaskan Rivers

    • Firth
    • Kongakut
    • Aichilik
    • Jago
    • Okpilak
    • Hulahula
    • Shaviovik
    • Kavik
    • Ivishak
    • Echooka
    • Ribdon
    • Atigun
    • Kuparuk
    • Toolik
    • Colville
    • Itkillik
    • Anaktuvuk
    • Nanushuk
    • Chandler
    • Siksikpuk
    • Ayiyak
    • Killik
    • Awuna
    • Nigu
    • Ipnavik
    • Kuna
    • Kiligwa
    • Nuka
    • Ikpikpuk
    • Titaluk
    • Usuktuk
    • Kuk
    • Kungok
    • Ivisaruk
    • Avalik
    • Ketik
    • Kaolak
    • Utukok
    • Kokolik
    • Kukpuk
    • Ipewik





    Most Common Malamute Names
    • Yukon
    • Shadow
    • Angel
    • Max
    • Bear
    • Kodiak
    • Sitka
    • Willow
    • Nanuk
    • Sasha/Tasha/Natasha
    • Juneau/Juno
    • Timber
    • Nanuk
    • Dakota
    • Dancer
    • Storm
    • Kira/Kyra
    • Wolf
    • Tundra
    Iditarod Checkpoint Names
    • Anchorage
    • Campbell Airstrip
    • Willow
    • Yentna Station
    • Skwentna
    • Finger Lake
    • Rainy Pass
    • Rohn
    • Nikolai
    • McGrath
    • Takotna
    • Ophir
    • Iditarod
    • Shageluk
    • Anvik
    • Grayling
    • Eagle Island
    • Kaltag
    • Unalakleet
    • Shaktoolik
    • Koyuk
    • Elim
    • Golovin
    • White Mountain
    • Safety
    • Nome

     

    Places that make good names

    • Attu Island
    • Denali Mountain
    • Eska Creek
    • Homer City
    • Hubbard Mountain
    • Juno City
    • Kiska Island
    • Klondike Region
    • Kodiak City
    • Nome City
    • Nuka Bay
    • Palmer City
    • Seward City
    • Sitka City
    • Skagway City
    • Valdez City
    • Tongass National Forest

    Some other categories I've collected (some litter names we never used...maybe you can -)  

    Would work for multiple dogs too. Not particularly Alaskan....but fun.

    Cookies      Chips Ahoy, Snickerdoodle, Oreo, Fig Newton, Spritz, TimTams, Maccaroon, Ginger Snaps, Baklava, Trailblazers
    Flowers   Chrysanthemum, Nightshade, American Rose, American Beauty,Cherry Blossom, Daffodil, Morning Glory, Star, Daisy, Tulip, Lily, Orchid, Green Dragon, Green Fire, Irish Eyes
    Magic, Mythical, Popculture Dark Magic “ Willow", Chosen One, The Slayer, Watcher's Council,Angelus, Anyanka (*Anya*), Vamped Out, The Apocolypse Again,  (running joke is the repeated saving of the world from the end), The Initiative, Hostile Seventeen (call name Spike), Vampire With A Soul (call name Angel or Spike), Rogue Demon Hunter (call name Wesley), Vengance Demon (Call name Anya or Halfrek/Hallie), The First Evil, The Big Bad, Gem of Amarra (renders the wearer invincible), The Grooselugg (handsome champion knight type warrior), Dimensional Portal, Pylea (alternative universe), Caritas (name of Lorne's bar), Angel, Buffy, Spike, Dawn, Willow, Xander, Riley, Tara, Cordelia/Cordy, Wesley, Giles, Anya, Oz, Clem, Lilah, Lindsay, Darla, Drusilla (*Dru*), Lorne, Gunn, Doyle, Winifred/Fred, Connor, Warren/Jonathan/Andrew (The nerd herd trio), Glory (evil, but beautiful, hellgod), Harmony, Halfrek/Hallie, Osiris (goddess), D'Hoffryn (demon), Acathla (demon)
    Beatles Song Names    Penny Lane, Lovely Rita, Lady Madonna, Eleanor Rigby, Devil in her Heart, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Long Tall Sally, Sexy Sadie, Hey Jude, Maxwell Edison, This Boy, Bad Boy, Rocky Raccoon, Bungalow Bill, Rollover Beethoven, I Am The Walrus
    New Years  Corky, Champane, Bubbles, Balloon, Time, Celebrate, Baccardi, Toast, Party boy
    Christmas, Winter Jingle, Myrth, Joy, Belle, Claws, Snow, Sleet, Flake, Icey, Drummer, Dasher, Prancer, Elf, Sparkle, Tinsel, Nick, Rudolph, Angel, Carole,  Cheer
    Mountaineering   Avalanche, Blizzard, Glacier, Repelling, Belaying
    Snow Sports   Shredder,Snowshoe, Downhill,  Avalanche, Peek-a-boo
    Heart names Hearts R Gonna Roll, Thief Of Hearts, Your Cheatin Heart, Achy Breaky Heart, Pieces Of My Heart, Change Of Heart, Keys To My Heart, Here In My Heart, Hearts On Fire, Heal My Broken Heart, Heart Without a Past, Room In My Heart, Reading My Heart, Cheating On Her Heart, Heart Songs, Hearts Gone Wild, Heart and Soul, Devils Heart, Stole My Heart, Heart Throb, Beating Of My Heart, Places In The Heart, Hearts And Flowers, Eat Your Heart Out, Heart Of Stone, Goodnight Sweetheart, Take My Heart, Heart Of Texas, Restless Heart, Blackheart, Heart Of Dixie, Heart Stopper, Heart To Heart, Heartbreak Kid, Hearts Afire, Iron Heart, Braveherat, Angle Heart, Dragon Heart, Paper Hearts, Ace of Hearts, Lonely Heart Club Band, Secret Heart, Miss Lonely Heart, America's Sweatheart, Hearts Desire, Mend A Broken Heart, Heart Of Gold, Kid At Heart, King Of Hearts, Affair Of the Heart, Heartland, Lonely Heart, Heartbreak Hotel, Follow My Heart, Heart Attack, Heartstrings, Faming Heart, Heartbreaker, Wild Heart, Aching Heart, Hearts Run Free, Secrets Of My Heart, Hungry Heart, Ruler Of My Heart, Foolish Heart, Cross My Heart, Crazy Heart, Lost My Heart, Music In My Heart, Queen Of Hearts, Sweet Heart, Heart O Mine, Hearts In The Sky, Follow Your Heart, Heart For Sale, Two Hearts

    Superman  
    Daily Planet "Daily"    Great Ceasar's Ghost "Ceasar" Fortress of Solitude     "Saul"   Phantom Zone "Phanny"  X-ray Vision "Ray"  Secret Identity     "Clark" Red (or Green, Gold, White) Kryptonite  "Red" Man of Steel "Manny" or "Steele"   Dog of Steel  "Krypto" It's a Bird, It's a Plane  "Sky" Speeding Bullet "Faster" Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Lana Lang, Martha Kent, Jonathan Kent, Lex Luthor, Jimmy Olsen, Daily Planet, Metropolis, Bizarro ("cracked" mirror image of Superman), Planet Krypton (Superman's birthplace), Krypto (Superman's dog), Kal-El (Superman's birth name), Jor-El (Superman's father), Kara Zor-El (Supergirl -- Superman's cousin)
    “Joke" names   Luke Busy, Isabel Ringing, Mike Easter, Phyllis Steen, Max Nodiffrence, Bess Twishes, Sharon Nitem (share an item), Eustice L. Emmons, Annie Daynow, Marge Innaverra, Lois Steam, Les Munny, Liam Light (limelight), Kat Alogg (catalog) Rose Zette (rosette), Win Ersbich (winnersbitch),
    Patriotic Names Stars N Stripes, Star Spangled, Bertha D Nation, The Patriot, Old Glory, Dawn Early Light, Let Freedom Ring, Yankee Doodle, Of Thee I sing, Freedom rings, Home'O the Brave,Land'O the Free, All American hero, Rocket Launcher, Rocket red glare, Uncommon Valor, Victory awaits, Of Thee I sing, Freedom, Freedom song, Independence day, Line of Duty, Pilgrim's Pride,Hi Flying flag, Liberty Bell, American Icon, American Idol, Lady Liberty, A M Erica
    Hogans Heros Klink, Hogan, Schultz, Newkirk, Carter, LeBeau, Hilda
    Star Wars   Anakin, Gui-gon, Yoda, Darth, Padme, Amidala, Hans Solo, Obi-wan, Leia, Luke
    Dr. Seuss Horton, Bartholomew, Mayzie, Yertle, Thidwick, Grinch, Cindy Lou, Lorax, Sam, Sneetch
    Computer names   Zip, Floppy, Video, Ram, Rom, Gigabyte, Megabyte, Byte, Mobo, Scanner, Mouse, Router, Cam, Athlon, Pentium, Chip, Raid(er), Socket, Quake, Blog, GeForce, Voodoo, nVidia, Error, Digit, ipod,
    Space   Sky, Galaxy, Asteroid, Sunny, Comet, Pulsar, Quasar, Moon, Neptune, Venus, Pluto, Ozone
    Time of Day Twilight, Dawn, Morning, Dusk
    Weather   Sunny, Windy, Hailey, Thunder, Lightning, Tornado, Icy, Breezy, Sleet, Snowflake, Foggy, Tropical Depression, High Pressure Area, Steep Pressure Gradient, Stalled Front, Cyclonic Activity, Vertical Wind Shear, Anemometer Reading, Rainstorm, Thunderstorm, Snowstorm, Sunshine, Daybreak, Sunrise, Sunset, Tornado, Storm Watch,Storm Chaser,Black Sky, Blue Sky, Relative Humility 
    Singers   Elvis, Madonna, Garth, Crystal, Cher, Neil, Ringo, Sonny, Elton, Reba, Vanessa (Williams), Whitney (Houston), Gloria (Estefan)
    Lack of Sleep   Mylanta, Somenix, Tylenol, Nytol, Zanex, Valium, BenGay, Execedrin
    Animals       Hippo, Panda, Tiger, Cougar, Moose, Puma
    Cars   Avanti, Lexus, Beemer, Royce, Lotus, DeLoren
    Food Hershey, Gumbo, Dijon, Nacho, Cheezit, Dorito, Chip, Pizza, JellyBean

    Drinks
    Daiquiri, MaiTai, Pepsi, Schnapps, Tequila, Cappuchino, Margerita, Kahula
    Myths    Hercules, Zeus, Hera, Alcmene, Megara, Eurystheus, Diomedes, Juno, Drianira, Loki, Zeus, Thor, Hera, Venus, Pandora, Xenia, Athenia, Apollo, Isis
    Hunks& Babes   Fabio, Arnold, Tom (Hanks), Warren (Beaty), Paul (Newman), Dolly, Di, Vana, Raquel, Cher, Kim (Basssenber), Robert (Redford), Marilyn (Monroe)
    Astronomy Galaxy, Quark, Nutrino, Electron, Neutron, Protron, Nucleous
    Comic Strip Chars Annie, Blondie, Dagwood, Lucy, Charlie, Cathy, Beetle, Calvin, Hobbes
    Cartoon Characters Heckle, Jeckle, Felix, Popeye, Olive, Elmur Fudd, Betty Boop, Elmira, Marsupalami
    Northern Exposure Joel, Ed, Ruthann, Marilyn, Margaret, Shelly, Holling, Adam, Eve, Maurice
    Lion King Simba, Nala, Scar, Ed, Bonzai, Musfusa, Zazu, Pumba, Timon, Shenzai

    Famous Dogs
    Lassie, Nana, Fang, Wolf, Benji, Murray, Eddie, Milo, Toto, Wishbone, Hush Puppy, Yukon King, Beethovan, Nipper, Sandy, Petey
    Cartoon Dogs Snoopy, Marmaduke, Ruff, Pongo, Perdy, Jeep, Dogbert, Axel, Sandy, Scooby-do, Pluto, Grimmy, Tramp, Dino, Rowlf, Balto, Jenna
    Star Trek  Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Checkov, Uhura, Sulu, Kahn, Beverly, Geordy, Data, Jean Luc,m Worf, Guinon, Wesley, Quark,  Janeway, Tovak, Neelix, Kes, Chohote, Belana, Kim, Paris,
    7 Dwarfs     Sleepy, Dopey, Grumpy, Sneezy, Doc, Happy, Bashful
    Gilligan’s Island Maryanne, Skipper, Gillligan, Professor, Thurston, Lillian
    Watches Gucci, Timex, Rolex, Seiko
    Fabrics Chiffon, Dotted Swiss, Gauze, Georgette, Organza,  http//phrontistery.50megs.com/fabric.html
    Liquor    Skip and Go Naked (Buffy), Budlight (I do love that commercial) (Ale), Margarita (Maggie), Snow Shoe (Bunny), Fussy Navel (Peaches), Naked Aspen (it's a real beer) (Spider - after the skier)
    Last litter  Final Curtain, Last tango, Swansong, Exodus, Hurrah
    Latin dance      Salsa, Samba, Rumba, Mambo, Macarena, Cha-Cha, Bossa Nova and Tango.
    Jungle cats Tiger, Leopard, Civit, Cheetah, Lion, Panther, Puma
    Taxes 1040,Form EZ,Form W-2,Charitable Giving,Standard Deduction,Label Here, Joint Return,Filing Status,Tax Exemption,Tax Exempt Interest,Capital Gain,IRA Distribution,Moving Expense,Early Withdrawal,Dual Status Alien,Alternative Minimum Tax,Tax Preparer,Earned Income Credit,If Less Than Zero,Attached Forms,Dividend Income,Penalty of Perjury
    Electric Names Power Surge, Surge Protector, Two Twenty Line.Hot Wire.Overhead Light.Light Switch , Transformer, Insulator, Circuit Breaker, Fuse, Fully Wired, Hot Circuit.Cross Wired (or X Wired).Spliced Wires.High Tension.Amps in his/her Pants.Sherlock Ohms, Wired for Sound, Grounded for Life, CIRCUIT Breaker., STRAY Voltage, Ground FAULT Interrupter, Neutral Lead, AC/DC, Loose Ground Wire, "Watts Up" or "Watts Up Doc" ,   Halogen, Flashlight, Yard Light, Security Light, Electric Eye, Star Wattage, Power Supply, Power Pak, Surge Protector, Power Grid, Voltage Meter, Electric Spark, Live Wire
    Walking Dead names Rick Grimes,Shane Walsh, Lori Grimes,Carl Grimes,Morgan Jones,Dale Horvath,Glenn Rhee,Andrea, Merle Dixon, Carol Peletier,Daryl Dixon,Maggie Greene,HershelbvGreene,Beth Greene,Michonne,The Governor,Tyreese Williams,Sasha Williams,Bob Stookey,Tara Chambler,Abraham Ford,Eugene Porter,Rosita Espinosa,Gareth,Gabriel Stokes,Aaron,Deanna Monroe,Jessie Anderson, Enid,Spencer Monroe,Dwight,Jesus,Gregory,Simon,T-Dog, Negan, Ezekiel, Jadis,

    Back to Alaska stuff....

    Common Expressions in Alaska Native Languages

    courtesy of the Alaska Native Language Center

    Aleut
    hello - aang
    good-bye - ukudigada
    thank you qagˆ - aasakung
    Happy Holiday - Kamgan Ukudigaa
    Siberian Yupik
    how are you? - natesiin?
    good-bye (I'll see you) - esghaghlleqamken
    thank you - igamsiqanaghhalek
    welcome (thank you all for coming) - quyanaghhalek tagilusi
    Merry Christmas - Quyanaghhalek Kuusmemi

    Central Yup'ik
    hello (good to see you) - cama-i
    hi! what's up? - waqaa
    good-bye - piura
    thank you - quyana
    welcome - quyana tailuci
    Merry Christmas - Alussistuaqegcikici
    how are you? - cangacit?

    Inupiaq
    thank you - quyanaq
    welcome - qaimarutin
    hello, how are you? - qanuq itpich?
    (In Inupiaq, the vowels [a, i, u] are pronounced in the same way as the same vowels in Spanish or Italian; r is similar to English r; ; is similar to French or German r; is the ng sound; ñ is pronounced ny as in Spanish. Double letters are pronounced long [held longer] and single letters are short.)
    Alutiiq
    hello - cama'i
    thank you - quyanaa
    Happy Holidays - Spr`´aasnikam

    Haida
    hello (how are you?) - sán uu dáng giidang?
    thank you - háw'aa


    Eyak
    thank you - 'awa'ahdah


    Tlingit
    hello (how are you?) - wa.é ák.wé?
    thank you - gunalchéesh
    Merry Christmas - Xristos Khuwdziti
    Tsimshian
    thank you - way dankoo

    Gwich'in Athabascan
    hello (how are you?) - neenjit dôonch'yàa?
    thank you - mahsi'
    welcome my friend - shijyaa

    Hän Athabascan
    thank you - mahsi'
    our friends - nijaa



    Ahtna Athabascan
    thank you - tsin'aen
    Merry Christmas - C'ehwggelnen Dzaen
    my friend - slatsiin

    Deg Hit'an Athabascan
    thank you - dogedinh
    my friend - sits'ida'on

    Koyukon Athabascan
    hello - dzaanh nezoonh
    thank you - baasee'
    welcome - enaa neenyo
    good luck friend - gganaa'

    Tanana Athabascan
    hello (how are you?) - do'eent'aa?
    thank you - maasee'
    his friend - betlanh

    Tanaina Athabascan
    thank you - chin'an
    my friend - shida

    Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Baughn for the above

     

     

    If anyone has any others please drop me an email and I'll be happy to add them. Please don't write and ask me how to say something in Inuit - I would have no clue. Your best chance is to contact a University with Indian Studies somewhere in northern Canada or Alaska.

     




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