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	Name	♀	♂	☼	European	Old Spelling
	Name	♀	♂	☼	European	Old Spelling
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	Aagga	♀			Agathe	Ãgga
	Aaggaali	♀			Agathe	Ãggâle
	Aaggaataat	♀			Agathe	Ãggâtât
	Aaggaati	♀			Agathe	Ãggâte
	Aaja	♀	♂	S		Âja
	Aajaajaq	♀		S		Âjâjaĸ
	Aajak		♂	S		Âjak
	Aajakorsuaq		♂	N		Âjakorssuaĸ
	Aajaku		♂	N		Âjako
	Aajamaak	♀		S		Âjamâk
▸	Aajaraq	♀	♂			Âjaraĸ
	Babbling name. Meaning: "There you are little one!"
	Aajoora	♀	♂			Âjôra
	Aajorat	♀		E		Âjorat
▸	Aaju	♀	♂	W		Âjo
	Aaju is a so-called babbling name. A small child tries to say "angaju" (big sister or brother) and produces the sound "aaju" instead. These names usually are used internally in the family, but as is often the case, they stick to the person and evolves into personal names.
▸	Aajunnguaq	♀	♂	W		Âjúnguaĸ
	From Aaju, a so-called babbling name, supplied with the ending: -nnguaq (dear or sweet). A small child tries to say "angaju" (big sister or brother) and produces the sound "aaju". These designations usually are used internally in the family, but as is often the case, these designations stick to the person and evolve into personal names.
	Aaka	♀	♂			Âka
	Aakaja	♀		S		Âkaja
	Aakasak		♂	W		Âkasak
▸	Aakasik	♀		S		Âkasik
	Common endearment term for children meaning: 'poor little mite'. Greenlanders use these with the opposite meaning. The ending -kasik also is often used in personal names, such as: Aqqalukasik (poor littlebrother to older sister), Unaakasik (poor harpoon), Aakasak (here Aakasik in Central Western Greenlandic).
	Aakeeq	♀		E		Âkêĸ
▸	Aakkuluk	♀	♂	E		Ãkuluk
	Hypocoristic name. Meaning: "Sweet Little One." An endearment term for children, which have evolved to become a personal name.
	Aakooq	♀		E		Âkôĸ
▸	Aakulu	♀		E		Âkulo
	"Sweet Little One." An endearment term for children, which have evolved to become a personal name. Other such names with roughly the same meaning are: Aannguaq, Iinnguaq, Aakasik, Kuluk, Iikkila (Ikila), Itaara, Itajaraq, Maaraq, Maannguaq, Nguaq etc.
	Aalaaraq	♀		W		Âlâraĸ
	Aalari	♀		W		Âlare
	Aaliilu	♀				Âlîlo
	Aaliit	♀			Alice	Âlît
	Aalik		♂	E		Âlik
	Aaliksi		♂		Alex	Âlikse
	Aalipa		♂		Albrecht/Albert	Âlipa
	Aalipak		♂		Albrecht/Albert	Âlipak
	Aaliparti		♂		Albert	Âliparte
	Aalipiit		♂		Albinus	Âlipît
	Aalissi	♀			Alice	Âlíse
	Aallaaritaa		♂	E W		Autdlâritâ
	Aalu	♀		W		Âlo
	Aalua		♂			Âlua
	Aalut		♂		Aron	Âlut
	Aama	♀	♂	N  W		Auma
	Aamaasi		♂	W		Âmâse
	Aamannguaq	♀	♂			Aumánguaĸ
	Aamaq	♀		W		Aumaĸ
	Aamuusi		♂		Amos	Âmûse
	Aanaaraq	♀				Ânâraĸ
	Aanarsi		♂		Anders	Ânarse
	Aanasi		♂		Anders	Ânase
	Aanasiina	♀			Hansine /Hansigne	Ânasîna
	Aanertaaq	♀				Ânertâĸ
	Aangaatsik		♂	E		Ângâtsik
	Aangiit		♂	N		Ângît
	Aani	♀			Ane	Âne
	Aani Mariia	♀			Anne-Marie	Âne-Marîa
	Aani-Mariia	♀			Anne-Marie	Âne-Marîa
	Aani-Suffia	♀			Ane-Sofie	Âne-Suvfia
	Aanissi	♀			Agnes	Âníse
	Aanitsi	♀		E		Ânitse
	Aanka		♂		Anker	Ãngka
	Aanngii		♂	W		Ãngê
	Aanngiiuk	♀	♂	E		Ãngîjuk
	Aanngualuk		♂	S		Ãngualuk
	Aannguaq	♀	♂	W		Ãnguaĸ
	Aannguaraarsuk	♀		S		Ãnguarârssuk
	Aannu		♂			Ãno
	Aansi		♂		Hans	Ãnse
	Aansiina	♀			Hansine	Ãnsîna
	Aansu	♀			Ane Sofie	Ânso
	Aanta		♂		Andreas	Ânta
	Aantariarsi		♂		Andreas	Ãntariarse
	Aantuunitta	♀			Antoinette / Antonette	Ãntûníta
	Aantuut		♂		Anton / Anthon	Ãntût
	Aapakuk		♂		Habakuk	Âpakuk
	Aapalaat		♂		Abraham	Âpalât
	Aaparaami		♂		Abraham	Âparâme
	Aaperat		♂		Abraham	Âperât
	Aapia		♂		Abia	Âpia
	Aapilaaq		♂	N		Âpilâĸ
	Aapilannguaq		♂	N		Âpilánguaĸ
	Aapilarsuaq		♂	N		Âpilarssuaĸ
	Aapili		♂		Abel	Âpile
	Aapilli		♂		Abel	Âpitdle
	Aappalaat		♂		Abraham	Ãpalât
▸	Aappalittoq	♀	♂	E		Augpaligtoκ
	'the Red One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name.
▸	Aappalittuatsiaq	♀	♂	E		Augpaligtuatsiaκ
	'the Beautifully Red One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name.
	Aappilattoq		♂	W		Augpilagtoĸ
	Aapu		♂		Abraham/Apollo	Âpo
	Aaqa	♀				Âĸa
	Aaqaaraq	♀				Âĸâraĸ
	Aaqaati	♀				Âκaute
	Aaqqii		♂	E W		Ârĸê
	Aaqqiooq		♂	W		Ârĸiôĸ
	Aaqqioq		♂	N  W		Ârĸioĸ
	Aaqqiorsuaq		♂	N		Ârĸiorssuaĸ
	Aaqqiupaluk		♂	N		Ârĸiupaluk
	Aaraatsii		♂			Ârâtsê
	Aaralaat		♂		Harald	Âralât
	Aariaq		♂	S		Âriaĸ
	Aarna	♀
	Aarnguaq	♀		S		Ârnguaĸ
	Aarni		♂		Arne	Ârne
	Aarnu		♂			Ârno
	Aarnuaq	♀		S		Ârnuaĸ
	Aarsu	♀				Ârsso
	Aarsuatsiaq	♀		W		Ârssuatsiaĸ
	Aartaajik	♀	♂	E		Ârtâjik
	Aaru	♀		N		Aero
	Aaruna	♀	♂	N  W		Âruna
	Aarut	♀		N		Aerut
	Aasaf		♂		Asaf	Âsaf
	Aaseri		♂			Âsere
	Aasu		♂			Âso
	Aata		♂		Adam	Âta
▸	Aataalia		♂	W		Âtâlia
	Mythological name, see under Aataliannguaq.
▸	Aataaliannguaq		♂	W		Âtâliánguaĸ
	The stem is 'aataaliaq' with the ending '-nnguaq' (dear). Aataaliaq can be translated as 'he whose course is set towards aataat - harps seals'. Thus belonging to the category of invocational names given to the bearer, in order for him to be close to seals throughout the course of his life. Aataaliannguaq is a well-known myth about a bachelor. He acquired a wife that turned out to be a fox who had shape-shifted to a human being. When the wife fled to the mountains, he pursued her and was made to fall asleep in its burrow, only to wake up the next spring. In some variants of the myth some scholars suggests that the name means "the small one fathomed in the likeness of a harp seal", from which a poor hunter wishes to identify himself with the seals and dies or falls into a death-like sleep and become a seal, but is caught by humans and return once again among humans to become a good hunter. Abel Kristiansen (1900-1975) wrote a very popular song about the myth. This song resulted in the the changing of the name of the marine gastropod Aataasaq (Sea Angel) to Aataaliannguaq, due to a mix-up with another song among children (Kaatungiiaa).
	Aatami		♂		Adam	Âtame
	Aatarmi		♂		Adam	Âtarme
▸	Aateeraati		♂			Âtêrâte
	Hypocristic name. Meaning: possibly a babbling form of 'aasiaraatiga' - there you are again, my sweet little one. Among the approved names the girls name Aati appears, which seems to have the same form. In the same category: Erniaraanti (babbling name for son)
	Aati	♀		W		Âte
	Aatiitaaq	♀		N		Âtîtâĸ
	Aatiitta	♀				Âtĩta
	Aatikataaraq		♂			Âtikatâraĸ
	Aatitaaq	♀		N		Âtitâĸ
	Aatitta	♀				Âtíta
	Aatolfi		♂		Adolf	Âtolfe
	Aatsi		♂		Hans	Âtse
	Aatsiannguaq		♂	S		Ãtsiánguaĸ
	Aatsiku		♂	S		Ãtsiko
	Aatsuk	♀		W		Âtsuk
	Aatsuku	♀		E		Âtsuko
	Aattaattak		♂	E		Aútãtak
	Aattivartik		♂	E		Ãtivartik
	Aatu		♂		Adolf	Âto
	Aatuut		♂		Anton / Anthon	Âtût
	Aavaarteq	♀	♂	E		Auvârteĸ
	Aavaartik		♂	E		Âvârtik
	Aavamiu		♂	S		Âuvamio
▸	Aaviaaja	♀		E		Âviâja
	Girls name (at present. Aaviaaja also used to be a boys name in the immediate past.). A kinship term from East-Greenlandic. Meaning: "cousin" or "half-cousin" From the East-Greenlandic stem 'aaviaar-'.
	Aaviki		♂	N		Âvike
	Aavikinnguaq		♂	N		Âvikínguaĸ
	Aavitsoq		♂	W		Âvitsoĸ
	Aavu		♂			Âvo
	Aavuuva		♂	W		Âvûva
	Abella	♀			Abella	Abella
	Abrahammi		♂		Abraham	Abraháme
	Aeru	♀		N		Aero
	Aeruna	♀		N		Aeruna
	Aerut	♀		N		Aerut
	Affaaraq	♀		W		Avfâraĸ
	Affaq		♂	W		Avfaĸ
	Aggu	♀	♂		August / Augustinus / Augusta / Augustine	Avgo / Augo
	Aggunnguaq	♀				Avgúnguaĸ
	Aggusta	♀			Augusta	Avgusta
	Aggusti		♂		August / Augustinus	Agguste
	Aggustiina	♀			Augustine	Augustîna
	Aggustiinusi		♂		August / Augustinus	Aggustînuse
	Agpaleq		♂	N		Agpaleĸ
	Agpalerssuk		♂	N		Agpalerssuk
	Agpaliapik		♂	N		Agpaliapik
	Agpalinguarsuaq		♂	N		Agpalínguarssuaĸ
	Aguna	♀		W		Aguna
	Aima	♀		N		Aima
	Aimannguaq	♀		N		Aimánguaĸ
	Aininaaq	♀		N		Aininâĸ
	Ainu	♀			Aino	Aino
	Aisivak	♀		N		Aisivak
	Aja	♀		W		Aja
	Ajaaja	♀	♂	W		Ajâja
	Ajaajaq	♀				Ajâjaĸ
▸	Ajaana	♀				Ajâna
	Kinship term. Ajaana is derived from the stem 'aja' ('ajaa' in Northern Greenlandic) meaning 'maternal aunt' with the name suffix -na at the end. Ajaana is one of the newer names, having first been used and registered around 1999. Another common name resembling this name is Ajaaja, with the ending -ja, which is commonly used by children as a designation for a relative. The -ja ending is also to be found in Najaaja (another newer name, Naja being younger sister to a boy) and Aviaaja (cousin).
	Ajaanngua	♀				Ajãngua
	Ajaara	♀				Ajâra
	Ajaattoq	♀	♂	E		Ajáitoĸ
	Ajaattu	♀	♂	E		Ajáito
	Ajaatu	♀	♂	E		Ajâto
	Ajanu	♀				Ajano
	Ajapa	♀				Ajapa
	Ajassaassuaq		♂	N		Ajagssáussuaĸ
	Ajassaussuaq		♂	N		Ajagssáussuaĸ
	Ajiaq		♂	E		Ajiaĸ
	Ajikutooq		♂	E		Ajikutôĸ
	Ajorna	♀				Ajorna
	Ajorsalik		♂	N		Ajorssalik
	Ajuina	♀		W		Ajuina
	Aka	♀	♂	W		Aka
	Akaaka	♀	♂			Akâka
	Akalak	♀	♂			Akalak
	Akaluuna	♀				Akalûna
	Akamak		♂	W		Akamak
	Akamali		♂	W		Akamale
	Akamalik		♂	W		Akamalik
	Akamaq		♂	W		Akamaĸ
▸	Akannguaq	♀	♂	W		Akánguaĸ
	Hypocoristic name. Meaning: From the kinship term Nuka (littlesister or brother to the speaker), prattled by a sibling as Aka, with the ending -nnguaq (Sweet little Aka).
	Akapiita	♀			Agapeta	Agapêta
	Akartaa	♀		W		Akartâ
	Akattaa	♀				Akagtâ
	Aki	♀				Ake
	Akik	♀	♂	SW		Akik
▸	Akisooq	♀	♂	W		Akisôκ
	the Precious One.
▸	Akisuunnguaq	♀				Akisũnguaĸ
	Sweet Little Precious One.
▸	Akitseq	♀	♂	N		Akitseĸ
	Meaning: The Precious One.
	Akitsi	♀				Akitse
	Akitsinnguaq	♀		N		Akitsínguaĸ
	Akivila		♂		Akvillas / Aquilas	Akivila
	Akka		♂	W		Áka
▸	Akkaaka		♂			Ákâka
	From the kinship term 'akka' ('akkaa' in Northern Greenlandic) which means 'paternal uncle' with the childrens language designation -ka at the end.
	Akkaatsiaq		♂			Ákãtsiaĸ
	Akkaju		♂			Ákajo
	Akkajuk	♀		S		Ákajuk
	Akkak		♂			Ákak
	Akkiu		♂	E		Ákio
	Akku		♂	E		Avko
	Akkui		♂		Akvillas / Aquilas	Ákue
	Akkusissaq		♂	S		Ákusigssaĸ
	Akoq	♀		E		Akoĸ
	Aksili		♂		Aksel	Aksile
	Aku		♂			Ako
	Akuila		♂		Akvillas / Aquilas	Akuila
	Akulersaq	♀	♂			Akulersaĸ
	Akulleq	♀				Akugdleĸ
	Akulluana	♀		W		Akuvdluana
	Akulluina	♀		S		Akutdluina
	Akuluk	♀		N		Akuluk
	Akumalik		♂	N		Akumalik
	Akumalina		♂	N		Akumalina
	Akumalinnguaq		♂	N		Akumalínguaĸ
	Akunnguaq	♀		W		Akúnguaĸ
	Akussuk		♂	S		Akugssuk
	Akutaaneq		♂	W		Akutauneĸ
	Akutaq		♂	W		Akutaĸ
	Alaaffi		♂		Rafael	Alãvfe
	Alaaffilli		♂		Rafael	Alãvfile
	Alaakkilli	♀			Rakel	Alãkitdle
	Alaappaat		♂		Laban	Alãpât
	Alaaq		♂	W		Alâĸ
	Alalaq	♀	♂	N		Alalaĸ
	Alaqa	♀		S		Alaĸa
	Alassanteri		♂		Alexander	Alagsantere
	Alasuaq	♀	♂	W		Alasuaĸ
▸	Alata	♀				Alata
	Short for Alataq and Alatannguaq.
	Alatannguaq	♀				Alatánguaĸ
	Alataq		♂	N  W		Alataĸ
	Aleq		♂	W		Aleĸ
	Aleqa	♀		W		Aleĸa
	Aleqaaraq	♀		W		Aleĸâraĸ
	Aleqannguaq	♀		W		Aleĸánguaĸ
	Aleqasina	♀		N		Aleĸasina
	Aleqasinnguaq	♀		N		Aleĸasínguaĸ
	Aleqatsiaq	♀	♂	N		Aleĸatsiaĸ
	Aleqatsiarsuaq		♂	N		Aleqatsiarssuaĸ
	Alexandari		♂		Alexander	Aleksantare
	Alexi		♂		Alex	Alexe
	Ali	♀				Ale
	Aliaana	♀			Aliana	Aliâna
	Aligiaq		♂	W		Aligiaĸ
	Aligioq	♀		W		Aligioĸ
	Aligoq		♂			Aligoĸ
	Aliisi	♀			Alice	Alîse
	Alika	♀		N		Alika
	Aliku	♀				Aliko
	Alingnaluaq	♀		N		Alingnaluaĸ
	Alingnaluk	♀		N		Alingnaluk
	Aliuusaq		♂	W		Aliûssaĸ
	Allaq	♀	♂			Avdlaĸ/Agdlaĸ
	Allarneq		♂	W		Atdlarneĸ
	Alleq		♂	W		Agdleĸ
	Allerunnguaq	♀		S		Agdlerúnguaĸ
▸	Alliaq	♀				Atdliaĸ
	Meaning: The word alias means an underlay either of straw, heather or several skins under the skin bedding. Also old tent skins and planks placed under cargo in the umiak. Many names derive from the daily household, such as Milliaq, a piece of skin or cloth under food. Alliaq is the name of the wise and exemplary grandmother of Qooqa in the epic and popular legend about Qooqa, which was a national epos in the 1970s and the 80s.
	Allinna	♀		W		Agdlína
	Allisuna	♀		W		Agdlisuna
	Alloraq		♂			Agdloraĸ
	Allu	♀	♂			Agdlo
	Alluaq		♂	W		Agdluaĸ
	Allunaaq		♂	W		Agdlunâĸ
	Aloqisaaq	♀		N		Aloĸisâĸ
▸	Aloruttaq		♂	E		Alorugtaĸ
	Mythological name. 'The Soleless One'. The legend about Aloruttaq, an orphan without boots who, among other things, becomes a hunter after acquiring boots. Compare the legend about Kaassassuk (who had to borrow boots) and Kamillannguaq (the Bootless One) in Western Greenland. Soles, kamiks (boots), legs and feet were linked to sexuality and reproduction, hunting and magic (success in hunting) in traditional society. Several names use the stem alu- (sole) and kamik (boot).
	Altoora	♀			Haldore	Altôra
	Altoori	♀			Haldore	Altôre
	Alu		♂			Alo
	Aluineq		♂	W		Aluineĸ
	Amaalia	♀			Amalie	Amâlia
▸	Amaalik	♀	♂	W		Amâlik
	Amaalik was traditionally a name used by both genders. For females Amaalik means "the One Carrying a Child in Her Amaat (a womans coat with a large hood to carry children)". Amaalik is also a birds name for the Common Eider duck, which is white on its back (also sometimes referred to as Qaqujuk (the white one)).
	Amaannalik	♀		N		Amáunalik
	Amaantuusi		♂		Amandus	Amãntûse
	Amaartivat	♀	♂	E		Amârtivat
	Amaasa		♂	W		Amâsa
	Amaasi		♂	W		Amâsse
	Amaatilik	♀		S		Amautilik
	Amajeq	♀		S		Amajeĸ
	Amajuna		♂	W		Amajuna
	Amajut		♂	W		Amajut
	Amalia	♀			Amalie	Amalia
	Amangaannaq	♀		E		Amangáinaĸ
	Amanna		♂	W		Amána
	Amareq		♂	E		Amareĸ
	Amaroq		♂	N		Amaroĸ
	Amataq	♀		W		Amataĸ
	Amattanneq		♂	E		Amagtangneĸ
	Amaunnalik	♀		N		Amaúnalik
	Ameraq	♀		W		Ameraĸ
	Amersaq	♀		E		Amersaĸ
	Amianeq		♂	W		Amianeĸ
	Amiinnaq		♂	E		Amĩnaĸ
▸	Aminnguaq	♀		N		Amínguaĸ
	From ameq (skin) and the ending -nnguaq (dear, little). Several Greenlandic names has to do with skin, which is an indication of cultural significance.
	Amisuna		♂	W		Amisuna
	Amitsoq		♂	W		Amitsoĸ
	Amiuna	♀				Amiuna
	Amma	♀			Amalie	Áma
	Ammaalia	♀			Amalie	Ámâlia
	Ammak	♀			Amalie	Ámak
	Ammaloqisaaq	♀		W		Angmaloĸisâĸ
	Ammalortoq		♂	W		Angmalortoĸ
	Ammangaannaq		♂	E		Angmangáinaĸ
	Ammassa		♂			Angmagssa
	Ammassiaq		♂	W		Angmagssiaĸ
	Ammik	♀		N		Ámik
	Ammorsi		♂		Amos	Ámorse
	Anaakkaq		♂	N		Anáukaĸ
	Anania		♂		Ananias	Anania
	Ananiarsi		♂		Ananias	Ananiarse
	Anasi		♂		Anders	Anase
	Anata		♂		Andreas	Anata
	Anaukkaq		♂	N		Anáukaĸ
	Andersi		♂		Anders	Anderse
	Andora	♀			Andora
	Aneerajik	♀	♂	E W		Anêrajik
	Aneeraq		♂			Anêraĸ
	Anga		♂	W		Anga
	Angaannguaq		♂			Angãnguaĸ
▸	Angaaq		♂	W		Angâĸ
	Kinship term. Meaning: maternal uncle. A variety of forms are used as a personal name, the most common being the abbreviation Anga, but often used in combination with a European name Anga Otto og Anga Tobias, or with suffixes: Angaaraq (little uncle), Angaanngu (North Girl.:little uncle). Kinship terms are a common occurrence as personal names in Greenland.
	Angaaraq		♂	W		Angâraĸ
	Angaartaaq		♂	W		Angârtâĸ
	Angajooraq	♀	♂	W		Angajôraĸ
	Angaju	♀	♂	W		Angajo
	Angajulleq	♀	♂	W		Angajugdleĸ
	Angajutsiaq	♀	♂			Angajutsiaĸ
▸	Angerla	♀	♂	W		Angerdla
	Girls and boys name (mostly in Northern Greenland). The name is a short form of the word angerlartoq, the one who has returned, or angerlartoqut, ‘the person who once again has returned’. Due to ritual name avoidance (taboos in mentioning names in traditional society), family members were weary of mentioning names of their deceased, even when babies were born and named after them, thus alternative forms of address were used such as: Angerla (short form of ‘angerlartoqut' (the one who has returned home), and Utertoq (the returned one), perhaps also Qaaqqutsiaq (the summoned one) and Taatsiaq (the fancied mention). These forms of address have evolved into independent names over time. Angerla belongs to this category. The concept of angerlartussiaq (the one who was destined to return (to be born again after death) is often used in Greenlandic myths and legends.
	Angerlannguaq	♀	♂	W		Angerdlánguaĸ
	Angerlaq		♂			Angerdlaκ
	Angerlarneq	♀		S		Angerdlarneĸ
▸	Angerlartoq	♀	♂	W		Angerdlartoĸ
	'The One Returning Back Home'. Either an alternative designation for a person who was named after a deceased (due to names taboo), or a person who, since childhood was subject to certain rituals, to be destined to return home after having drowned at sea in the kayak (Angerlartussiaq - see: Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo, Edinburgh, London: W. Blackwood and Sons, nr. 79, pp. 414 - 418: Avatarsuak, who was baptised Nathan).
	Angerlartunnguaq	♀				Angerdlartúnguaĸ
	Angiina		♂	N		Angîna
	Angiisiarteq	♀	♂	E		Angîsiarteĸ
	Angikkattak		♂	E		Angíkátak
	Angileq		♂	N		Angileĸ
	Angiluk	♀		W		Angiluk
	Anginnaaq		♂	E		Angínâĸ
	Anginnguaq		♂	W		Angínguaĸ
	Anginnuu		♂	E		Angínô
	Angiseq		♂	W		Angiseĸ
	Angisina		♂	W		Angisina
	Angisooq	♀				Angisôĸ
	Angitivik		♂			Angitivik
	Angmalortoq		♂	N		Angmalortoĸ
	Angu		♂			Ango
	Anguaaseq		♂	W		Anguaiseĸ
	Anguaq	♀		N		Anguaĸ
	Anguasak		♂	W		Anguasak
▸	Angubesen			W
	One of the few Greenlandic surnames originating from a Greenlandic forefathers name with a Scandinavian -sen added to it. In this case the forefather from Kitsissuarsuit, Disko Bay bore the name: Anguupersuaq (the great Anguupi), adapted into the Danish spelling: Angubesen.
	Anguisaaq		♂	S		Anguissâĸ
	Angujaq		♂	S		Angujaĸ
	Anguk		♂	W		Anguk
	Angukina		♂	W		Angukina
▸	Angula		♂			Angula
	From an interjection: Wow! A handsome attractive man. The verb angulavaa means "to soften a bird skin by chewing on it and sucking out the fat, which should be real treat. In the mythology supernatural beings that assist humans are rewarded by being given bird skins to chew from. In the legend about habits of people from Appamiut near Maniitsoq, an Unneraarsuk (shore spirit) was rewarded with bird skins to chem, and returned the favor by supplying them with ample seals. The spirit was called Angulaasseritooq, (The One Eager to Chew Bird Skins). In a myth from Thule about the woman Anoritooq (Plenty Winds), she adopted a polarbear through magic and it caught seals for her. The bear was called Angulligaamaaq (The One Who is Partial to Cheewing Bird skins). In Arctic Canada, Angulalik is both a surname and lastname among Inuinnaqtut speaking Inuit. The ending -lik ('provided with', 'owner') often is an indication that there is talk about an amulet or helper spirit of the name bearer. The verb angulavaa is identical in meaning to the verb igguppaa, which means 'chewing and sucking out the fat of a birdskin (for the sake of taste, without regard to its later use or preservation state). The word igguppaa has given rise to the utterance iggoraarsuk (often shortened to gigue), and is an exclamation which means: Handsome! Attractive! In short form it is also a loving expression towards a loved one or to child. Igguppaa is a contraction of kivas, "sucks it up, swallows". Angula seems to have the same meaning, and the connotation to the noun "angut (man)", and the interjection "angusuu!", which in the mid 1800s was an expression for "Wow! That was something!", seems to be no accident.
	Angulluk		♂	N  W		Angutdluk
	Angunnguaq		♂	W		Angúnguaĸ
▸	Angusalluk		♂			Angusatdluk
	Male lumpfish
▸	Angusinnaaq		♂	W		Angusínâĸ
	"The One Proficient in Catching Sea Mammals." Possibly a name conferred upon a bearer (through magic) in order for the individual to be a good hunter of sea mammals.
	Angussuannguaq		♂	N		Angússuánguaĸ
▸	Angusuatsiaq		♂	W		Angusuatsiaĸ
	"May He Be Able to Catch Plenty Sea Mammals." Possibly a name conferred upon a bearer (through magic) in order for the individual to be a good hunter.
	Angut		♂	W		Angut
	Angutaaluk		♂			Angutâluk
	Anguteeraq		♂	W		Angutêraĸ
	Anguteq		♂	W		Anguteĸ
	Anguterujuk		♂			Anguterujuk
	Anguti		♂			Angute
	Angutiaraq		♂			Angutiaraĸ
	Angutikassak		♂	N  W		Angutikavsak
	Angutilluarsuk		♂	N		Angutivdluarssuk
	Angutilluarsussuaq		♂	N		Angutivdluarssugssuaĸ
▸	Angutimmarik		♂	W		Angutímarik
	The stem "angut" means man, and the ending -mmarik bears the meaning real, genuine. So Angutimmarik means 'genuine, real, stout man'.
	Angutinnguaq		♂	W		Angutínguaĸ
	Angutitaaraq		♂			Angutitâraĸ
	Angutitaq		♂			Angutitaĸ
	Angutitsiaq		♂	W		Angutitsiaĸ
	Angutivaraq		♂			Angutivaraĸ
	Angutivik		♂			Angutivik
	Anguupi		♂			Angûpe
▸	Anguupisen			W		Angûpesen
	One of the few Greenlandic surnames originating from a Greenlandic forefathers name with a Scandinavian -sen added to it. In this case the forefather from Kitsissuarsuit, Disko Bay bore the name: Anguupersuaq (the great Anguupi), adapted into the Danish spelling: Angubesen.
	Ani		♂	W		Ane
▸	Ania		♂			Ania
	Kinship term meaning "Older brother to a younger sister."
	Aniinngu		♂	W		Anĩngo
	Aningaana		♂	N		Aningâna
	Aningaaq		♂	W		Aningâĸ
	Aningaasina		♂	S		Aningâsina
	Aninngu		♂	W
	Aninnguaq		♂	W		Anínguaĸ
	Anker		♂		Anker	Anker
	Anna	♀			Anna	Ána
	Anna-Liisa	♀			Anne-Lise	Anna-Lîsa
	Annaliisa	♀			Annelise	Annalîsa
	Annasi		♂		Anders	Ánáse
	Annassi		♂		Anders	Ánásse
	Anneq	♀		S		Angneĸ
	Annersaq	♀		W		Angnerssaĸ
▸	Annga	♀				Ánga
	Kinship term, Anngak, her brothers child. (opposite qangiak/qangiaq: his brothers child, nuaraluaq & ujoruk: sisters child.)
▸	Anngalik	♀		W		Ángalik
	Kinship term meaning ‘She Who Has a Niece/Nephew from Her Brother’. (opposite qangiak/qangiaq: his brothers child, nuaraluaq & ujoruk: sisters child.) The ending -lik usually denotes that the the root word is a form of amulet or helper spirit.
▸	Anngannguujuk		♂	W		Ángángûjuk
	Kinship term. Mythological name. From Anngak, 'her brothers child', with the ending -nguujuk (sweet little). (opposite qangiak/qangiaq: his brothers child, nuaraluaq & ujoruk: sisters child.) Name of the main character of a myth which is very popular among children.
▸	Anngiaq		♂	S		Ángiaĸ
	Meaning: "The Secret", "Obscure One".
	Anngilik	♀		S		Ángilik
	Anngooraq		♂			Ángôraĸ
	Anni	♀			Anne	Áne
	Anniita	♀			Agnete	Angnîta
	Anniitsi	♀		E		Agnîtse
	Anoraannguaq		♂			Anorãnguaĸ
	Anori	♀	♂			Anore
	Anorinnguaq	♀	♂			Anorínguaĸ
	Ansu	♀			Ane Sofie	Anso
	Antaria	♀			Andrea / Andrie	Antaria
	Antariarsi		♂		Andreas	Antariarse
	Antora	♀			Andora	Antora
	Antuinitta	♀			Antoinette / Antonette	Antuiníta
	Antunitta	♀			Antoinette / Antonette	Antuníta
	Antuunitta	♀			Antoinette / Antonette	Antûníta
	Antuut		♂		Anton / Anthon	Antût
	Anu		♂	W		Ano
	Anua		♂			Anua
▸	Anuik	♀	♂			Anuvik
	Neologism Based on Anu (dog harness) and Anouk (European name)
	Anuu		♂			Anô
	Apa	♀				Apa
	Apaa	♀		W		Apâ
	Apaajaq	♀		W		Apaujaĸ
	Apaaq		♂	W		Apâĸ
	Apaarsuk		♂	S		Apârssuk
	Apakkaq		♂	S		Apákaĸ
	Apannguaq	♀	♂	W		Apánguaĸ
	Aparti	♀		E		Aparte
	Apia	♀		W		Apia
	Apileq	♀		W		Apileĸ
	Apiluuna	♀			Apilone	Apilûna
	Apisinnaq		♂	S		Apisínaĸ
	Appa	♀	♂	W		Agpa
	Appaapik		♂	N		Agpâpik
	Appaaq	♀		W		Agpâĸ
	Appaaraq		♂	W		Agpâraĸ
	Appak		♂	W		Agpak
	Appaleq		♂			Agpaleĸ
	Appalersuarsuk		♂	N		Agpalerssuarsuk
	Appalersuk		♂	N		Agpalerssuk
	Appaliapik	♀		N		Agpaliapik
	Appalinnguaq		♂	N		Agpalínguaĸ
	Appalinnguarsuaq		♂	N		Agpalínguarssuaĸ
	Apu	♀	♂		Apollus/Abelone	Apo
	Apulorsi		♂		Apollus	Apulorse
	Apulu		♂		Apollus	Apulo
	Apulusi		♂		Apollus	Apuluse
	Apuluunia	♀			Apollonia / Apollonie	Apulûnia
	Apuluut	♀			Apollonia / Apollonie	Apulût
▸	Apunnguaq	♀	♂	W		Apúnguaκ
	Meaning: Probably from Aputsiaq, but could also be a short form of the Greenlandic pronounciation of the European name Apollo = Apulu = Apu, with -nnguaq (sweet, little) as an ending, or from the girls name Abelone = Apuluut = Apu.
	Aput	♀	♂			Aput
▸	Aputsiaq	♀	♂	W		Aputsiaĸ
	Meaning: snow crystal. The name Aputsiaq became known when the French author Paul-Emile Victor (1907-1995) published the children's book Aputsiaq, det lille snefnug in 1970 (first published in French in 1950 as Apoutsiak, le petit flocon de neige.), the Greenlandic version was published in 1984 with the title Aputsiaq nittaalannguaq. A mainstream interpretation is that the name means snowflake, but a snowflake is qanik in Greenlandic and Oqaasiliortut - The Language Council, has sugeested to use snow crystal for Aputsiaq instead, since this is the correct word to use.
	Aputsuk	♀		E		Aputsuk
	Apuunnguaq	♀				Apũnguaκ
	Aqaatilik	♀	♂	SW		Aĸautilik
	Aqartina	♀		W		Aĸartina
	Aqattannguaq	♀		N		Aĸátánguaĸ
	Aqattaq	♀		N		Aĸátaĸ
▸	Aqi		♂			Aĸe
	Short form of the name Aqissiaq (ptarmigan chick).
	Aqipi	♀	♂	E		Aĸipe
	Aqisseq	♀		W		Aĸigsseĸ
▸	Aqissiaq	♀	♂	N  W		Aĸigssiaĸ
	Mythological name, meaning Ptarmigan chick. The main character in one of the best known myths in Greenland was Aqissiaq. (The myth is believed to be inherited from Tuniit - Dorset people, as it is not to be encountered throughout the Arctic, except among Indians in Northwestern Canada.)
	Aqissiarsuk	♀		N		Aĸigssiarssuk
	Aqissiatsiaq		♂			Aĸigssiatsiaĸ
	Aqqa		♂	W		Arĸa
	Aqqaa		♂			Arĸâ
	Aqqajuna	♀		W		Arĸajuna
	Aqqalaa		♂			Arĸalâ
	Aqqalii		♂			Arĸalê
	Aqqalooqqa		♂			Arĸalôrĸa
	Aqqalooraq		♂	W		Arĸalôraĸ
	Aqqaloqqaa		♂	E		Arĸalorĸâ
▸	Aqqalu		♂	W		Arĸalo
	kinship term
	Aqqalua		♂	W		Arĸalua
	Aqqaluaaraq		♂			Arĸaluâraĸ
	Aqqalualii		♂	W		Arĸalualê
	Aqqaluannguaq		♂	W		Arĸalúnguaĸ
	Aqqaluaq		♂	W		Arĸaluaĸ
	Aqqaluartaa		♂	W		Arĸaluartâ
	Aqqaluartaaq		♂	W		Arĸaluartâĸ
▸	Aqqaluk		♂	W		Arĸaluk
	Kinship term.
	Aqqalukasik		♂			Arĸalukasik
	Aqqaluliit		♂			Arĸalulît
	Aqqalunnguaq		♂	W		Arĸalúnguaĸ
	Aqqalutsi		♂			Arĸalugte
	Aqqaluuta		♂			Arĸalûta
	Aqqaluuti		♂			Arĸalûte
	Aqqanaatsiaq	♀	♂	E		Arĸanâtsiaĸ
▸	Aqqappa		♂			Arĸápa
	Hypocoristic name. Neologism. A babbling variant of Aqqaluk, originated from a child's efforts in pronouncing the name. Such forms are common, (see Ajapa) and have gained status ad personal names in recent years.
	Aqqaq		♂	W		Arĸaĸ
	Aqqarsaaq	♀	♂	E		Arĸarsâĸ
	Aqqatsi		♂			Arĸatse
	Aqqatsiaq		♂	W		Arĸatsiaĸ
	Aqqattanneq		♂	E		Arĸátangneĸ
	Aqqatu		♂			Arĸato
	Aqqinaatsiaq	♀	♂	E		Arĸinâtsiaĸ
	Aqqu		♂	W		Arĸo
	Aqutak	♀		N		Aĸutak
	Ara	♀	♂			Ara
	Araaffi		♂		Rafael	Arâvfe
	Araakkilli	♀			Rakel	Arãkitdle
	Araq	♀	♂			Araĸ
	Arfaaraq	♀		W		Arfâraĸ
	Arfaatsoq		♂	W		Arfaitsoĸ
	Arfalik		♂	W		Arfalik
	Arfitsiaq	♀		W		Arfitsiaĸ
▸	Ari	♀	♂	W		Are
	Meaning: Hypocoristic name from Central Western Greenland, primarily to boys, and bear the meaning "the Sweet One", "Lovable" and /or "Precious One", Arivaraq f.ex. (Little Ari). Another similar name is: Ara, short form of "asasara" (my beloved).
	Ariiggiit	♀			Regina	Arîggît
	Ariina	♀			Arine	Arîna
	Arippikka	♀			Rebekka	Arípíka
	Arivaraq	♀	♂	W		Arivaraĸ
	Arnaajuma	♀		W		Arnaujuma
	Arnaaleq	♀		W		Arnâleĸ
	Arnaaluk	♀		N		Arnâluk
	Arnaalunnguaq	♀		W		Arnâlúnguaĸ
	Arnaaniaq	♀		W		Arnauniaĸ
	Arnaannaq	♀		W		Arnáinaĸ
	Arnaarannguaq	♀		W		Arnâránguaĸ
	Arnaaraq	♀		N  W		Arnâraĸ
	Arnaaratsiannguaq	♀		W		Arnâratsiánguaκ
	Arnaati	♀		S		Arnaute
	Arnaatsoq		♂	N		Arnáitsoĸ
	Arnaattoq	♀		N		Arnáutoĸ
	Arnaavaq	♀		W		Arnavâĸ
	Arnaitsoq		♂	N		Arnáitsoĸ
	Arnaja	♀				Arnaja
▸	Arnajaaq	♀		N		Arnajâĸ
	from Arnajaraq (little girl). Some Greenlandic names alternate in sound due to wear, or as a result of speech impediment among children, or when adults coo with children. The consonant r between two vowels have vanished and been replaced by a long vowel; Arnajaraq - Arnajaaq. This process is rather common in Greenlandic, fex: ujagaq - ujaaq (that which one is searching for), ulimagaq -> ulimaaq (that which have been chopped with an ax), umiatsiaraq -> umiatsiaaq (small boat), uniagaq -> uniaaq (that which one has dragged behind him) etc.
	Arnajaraq	♀		W		Arnajaraĸ
	Arnakattak	♀				Arnakátak
	Arnakitsoq	♀		N		Arnakitsoĸ
	Arnakitsorsuaq	♀		N		Arnakitsorssuaĸ
	Arnakkak	♀				Arnákak
	Arnakkuluk	♀				Arnákuluk
	Arnakutsuk	♀		N		Arnakutsuk
	Arnaliaq	♀		W		Arnaliaĸ
	Arnaluannguaq	♀		N		Arnaluánguaĸ
	Arnaluaq	♀		N		Arnaluaĸ
	Arnamaaq	♀		W		Arnamâĸ
	Arnamineq	♀				Arnamineĸ
	Arnannguaq	♀		N  W		Arnánguaĸ
	Arnannguarsuaq	♀		N		Arnánguarssuaĸ
	Arnannguujuk	♀				Arnángûjuk
	Arnaq	♀		W		Arnaĸ
	Arnaqa	♀				Arnaĸa
	Arnaqaq	♀		W		Arnaĸaĸ
	Arnaqoq	♀		W		Arnaĸoĸ
	Arnaqqi	♀		W		Arnarĸe
	Arnaraa	♀				Arnarâ
	Arnaraarsuk	♀		N		Arnarârssuk
	Arnaraatsiannguaq	♀		W		Arnarâtsiánguaᴋ
	Arnaraatsiaq	♀				Arnaraitsiaĸ
	Arnaraitsiaq	♀				Arnaraitsiaĸ
▸	Arnarissoq	♀		W		Arnarigsoĸ
	Although it is tempting to interpret the name to"anaanagissoq" (the One with the good Mother), it is more likely that the name means: "the well-made female". A significant number of Greenlandic stems have to do with 'arnaq' (girl/woman), it is also common to give names according to appearance, examples: Ulaajuk (well-shaped/round one), Angutitsiaq (the handsome or good man), Taorana (a pleasure to watch), Pinnernaq (the beautiful one), Eri (short form of "eriarnaq" from Thule Inuit: good companion, pretty/beautiful) etc.
	Arnarsaq	♀		W		Arnarsaĸ
	Arnartaq	♀		W		Arnartaĸ
	Arnaruluk	♀		N		Arnaruluk
	Arnarulunnguaq	♀		N		Arnarulúnguaĸ
	Arnaruniaq	♀		N		Arnaruniaĸ
	Arnaruuniaq	♀				Arnarûniaĸ
	Arnaseeraq	♀			Agnes	Arnasêraĸ
	Arnatsiannguaq	♀		N		Arnatsiánguaĸ
	Arnatsiaq	♀		W		Arnatsiaĸ
▸	Arnatuk	♀		W		Arnatuk
	Mythological name. The name is from the mythological concept re. soul or name wandering: arnattoq (of arnappoq: "seeks a mother“, i.e. a soul being born into different shapes and animals before crawling into the womb of a woman to be born again and re-claim his/her name.) The girls name Natuk could be a simplified version of this name.
	Arnatuunnguaq	♀		W		Arnatũnguaĸ
	Arnauttoq	♀		N		Arnáutoĸ
	Arnavaaq	♀		W		Arnavâĸ
	Arnavaraq	♀		W		Arnavaraĸ
	Arnaviaq	♀		W		Arnaviaĸ
	Arnavik	♀				Arnavik
	Arnavinnguaq	♀		W		Arnavínguaĸ
	Arniaq		♂	W		Arniaĸ
	Arnisaq	♀		W		Arnissaĸ
	Arpaajuk		♂	W		Arpâjuk
	Arpaarsuk		♂	W		Arpârssuk
▸	Arpaarti		♂	E W		Arpârte
	The messenger. From arpappoq 'runs' (arpaartoq: runs from house to house to give a message)'. Another personal name with the same etymology is: Tilioq, 'friend' or 'sends him a message through another person'.
	Arpallak	♀		W		Arpatdlak
	Arruttapaluk		♂	N		Arrútapaluk
▸	Arruttaq		♂	N		Arrútaĸ
	Probably the same stem as 'arrusaq (aarrusaq)', but simplified to 'Arrutaq' or 'Arruttaq'. Arrusaq is the term for a small pelagic marine gastropod (clione limicina) which is gelatinous and transparent, and shaped like little angels, having flapping "wings", hence their name in English: sea angels. They can become 5 cm (2 in.) in size. Their dictionary definition in Greenlandic is 'aataasaq' (shaped like an aataaq - harp seal), but the gastropod have erroneously gained the name 'aataaliannguaq' from a popular and unrelated children's song by the same name. Arrusaq/aataasaq sometimes functioned as helping spirits for shamans in traditional society, varying in size from that of a hand to the size of a human. The name might have a connection to Fabricius' legendary 'ataarpiaq' (real harp seal) from his dictionary from 1804 (p. 57). The verbal form is 'arrorpoq', which means 'disintegrates into water, becomes soft, becomes frayed', thus named due to its gelatinous form.
	Arruttarsuaq		♂	N		Arrútarssuaĸ
	Arsugaq	♀	♂			Arsugaĸ
	Arsuk		♂	S		Arsuk
	Artaajik	♀	♂	E		Artâjik
	Artaartik		♂			Artârtik
	Artajik	♀	♂	E		Artâjik
▸	Asa	♀	♂		Asser	Asa
	From the verb stem asa-, as in asavaa, asanaq, asasaq. Meaning: to love, lovable, beloved.
	Asaloraq		♂	S		Asaloraĸ
	Asana	♀	♂			Asana
	Asanannguaq	♀	♂			Asanánguaĸ
▸	Asarpana		♂	N  W		Asarpana
	Hypocoristic name. Meaning: the Genuinely Loved One. From the stem asa- (asasaq, the Loved One), and the postbase -pak (final k and t alternates in frequent use, especially in personal names). The postbase -pak is archaic. In the Yupik dialect it is used with the meaning large, big, to be very, all. In Iñupiaq in Alaska and in Canadian Inuvialuit the ending is used in words such as umiaqpak, large umiaq= ship. Asarpat often is intermingled with the Biblical Asaph.
	Asarpannguaq		♂	N		Asarpánguaĸ
	Asarpannguarsuaq		♂	N		Asarpánguarssuaĸ
	Asarpat		♂	W		Asarpat
	Asasannguaq	♀				Asassánguaĸ
	Asasaq	♀	♂			Asassaĸ
▸	Asiajuk		♂	N		Asiajuk
	Spirit language. From the root asia: 'this world's Other world': Asiajuk/asiaasoq, 'the one apt to travel into the other world and back'. In the legend Kuanniliarfimmi from East Greenland, the phrase asikkut saqineq is spirit language for seeking out spirits. In colloquial speech the phrase means hunting in a kayak. In Canadian Inuktitut the entry asia is defines as: another than, elsewhere, alternative. Re. the post base -juk, see under: Inuujuk.
	Asiaq	♀	♂	W		Asiaĸ
▸	Asiarpak	♀		W		Asiarpak
	A name of a flower. 'Butterfly orchid' (platanthera hyperborea). Fra protoeskimoisk stamme 'atyar' der betød 'bær', rimeligvis sammenblandet med
	Asii	♀		W		Asê
	Asiineq	♀		E		Asîneĸ
	Asorut		♂	W		Asorut
	Assa		♂			Agssa
	Assagaq	♀		W		Agssagaĸ
	Assagiaq	♀		S		Agssagiaĸ
▸	Assak		♂	W		Agssak
	Neologism. Meaning: Hand
	Assassaq		♂	W		Agssagssaĸ
	Asseqaq		♂	S		Ásseĸaĸ
	Assersoq		♂	W		Agssersoĸ
	Assili		♂		Axel	Agssile/Ássile
	Assingunngi		♂	N		Assingúnge
	Assingunngitsoq		♂			Ássingúngitsoĸ
	Assoruuttoq		♂	E		Agsorũtoĸ
	Ataaluk		♂	W		Atâluk
	Ataana	♀	♂
	Ataatsiaq		♂			Atautsiaĸ
	Atagunnguaq	♀		S		Atagúnguaĸ
	Atana	♀	♂			Atana
▸	Atangana	♀		N		Atangana
	Atangana most probably means: 'The One Who Remained' (when all the siblings had died). In Western Greenland the term: "Atamertaq" is used, which means 'the sole child remaining with its parents' (see S. Kleinschmidt: "Den grønlandske Ordbog, 1871, p. 52.). But this term has not been registered as a name, except for "Pituaq" (only possession (child)). Atangana has a socalled names suffix -na (Atangat+na).
	Ataraaq		♂	W		Atarâĸ
	Atataq	♀				Atataĸ
	Aterissoq		♂			Aterigssoĸ
	Aterta		♂	S		Aterta
	Atii	♀		N		Atê
	Atiinnguaq		♂			Atĩnguaĸ
	Atinnguaq		♂			Atínguaĸ
	Atsa	♀		W		Atsa
	Atsaaja	♀				Atsâja
	Atsaajik	♀		E		Atsâjik
	Atsaaka	♀		W		Atsâka
	Atsaaraq	♀		W		Atsâraĸ
	Atsanngu	♀				Atsángo
	Atsarajik	♀		E		Atsarajik
	Atsiannguaq		♂			Atsiánguaĸ
	Atsiaq	♀	♂			Atsiaĸ
	Atsuku	♀		E		Atsuko
	Attaaja	♀				Átâja
	Attaki	♀		E		Átake
	Attakkaat		♂	E		Agtagkât
	Attanngu	♀				Átángo
	Attiartertoq	♀	♂	E		Agtiartertoĸ
	Attiinngitseq	♀		E		Agtĩngitseĸ
	Attu	♀		E		Agto
	Atunguuna	♀		W		Atungûna
	Atussuk	♀		N		Atugssuk
	Atussunnguaq	♀		N		Atuvssúnguaĸ
	Atuvssunnguaq	♀		N		Atuvssúnguaĸ
	Augo	♀			Augustine	Augo
	Ava		♂
	Avaalaqiak	♀		W		Avâlaĸiak
	Avaaraq	♀		W		Avâraĸ
	Avaavak		♂	W		Avâvak
	Avalak	♀	♂	W		Avalak
	Avalequt	♀	♂	W		Avaleĸut
	Avalleq		♂	S		Avatdleĸ
	Avaluuna	♀				Avalûna
▸	Avaruna	♀		W		Avaruna
	Shortened form of a originally hypocoristic name from the stem ‘avaaq’ (back of the head), avaarpoq (hits the back of the head) as in ‘avaannguaq’ (dear little one who falls and hits the back of the head), ‘avaaruna’ (the little one who hits the back of the head). Other names with the same suffix are: Aaruna (there she/he is), Mikeruna (how small you are), Tuaruna (how ugly you are (reverse meaning: you are so sweet), from the babbling form of ‘aarsuaruna -> aattuaruna -> tuaruna). There are several Greenlandic names with the stem ‘avaaq’ : Avaaraq (little back of the head), Avarunnguaq (dear little one who has has fallen to hit the back of the head), Avaavak (the one who has tendencies to fall and hit the back of the head) and perhaps Avva from babbling.
	Avarunnguaq	♀				Avarúnguaĸ
	Avataaq		♂	W		Avatâĸ
	Avatannguaq		♂	N  W		Avatánguaĸ
▸	Avataq		♂	N  W		Avataĸ
	float made of sealskin (used in the qajaq).
	Avatarsuaq		♂	N		Avatarssuaĸ
▸	Aviaaja	♀		W		Aviâja
	Girls name (also used to be a boys name in the immediate past.). A kinship term from Est-Greenlandic. Meaning: "cousin" or "half-cousin" From the East-Greenlandic stem 'aaviaar-' (true blood). Variants: Aaviaaja, Aaviaat, Aaviak, Aaviaq, Aviaq, Aavigannguaq perhaps also Avigiaq.
	Aviaana	♀				Aviâna
	Aviakulluk	♀		N		Aviakutdluk
	Aviana	♀		W		Aviana
	Avianngorneq	♀		N		Aviángorneĸ
▸	Aviaq	♀		N  W		Aviaĸ
	Girls name (Formerly also a boys name) A kinship term. Meaning: family. From the stem 'aavik-' (real blood) or 'avik-' (half/part) part (of our family).
	Avigiaq		♂	N  W		Avigiaĸ
	Aviina	♀				Avîna
	Aviitsoq	♀		E		Avîtsoĸ
	Aviitsu	♀		E		Avîtso
	Aviki		♂	N		Avike
	Avikinnguaq		♂	N		Avikínguaĸ
	Avikkeeq	♀		E		Avigkêĸ
	Avikkii	♀		E		Avigkê
	Aviloq		♂			Aviloĸ
	Aviluannguaq	♀	♂			Aviluánguaĸ
	Aviu		♂			Avio
	Aviula	♀		W		Aviula
	Avoortungiaq	♀	♂	N		Avôrtungiaĸ
▸	Avu	♀	♂			Avo
	Short version of Avoortungiaq
	Avva		♂	W		Áva
	Balikka	♀			Frederikke	Balíka
	Bassi	♀			Batseba	Báse
	Batsi	♀			Batseba	Batse
	Bea	♀			Beate	Bea
	Bendo	♀			Benedikte	Bendo
	Bertiliina	♀			Berteline	Bertilîna
	Bertiliit	♀			Berteline	Bertilît
	Biggi	♀			Birgitte / Birgithe	Biggiĸ
	Biibi	♀			Føbe	Bibe
	Biina	♀			Jakobine	Bîna
	Bikki	♀			Birgitte / Birgithe	Bíke
	Bitti	♀			Petrine	Bíte
	Bola	♀			Bolette	Bola
	Bolatta	♀			Bolette	Bolatta
	Broa		♂		Bror
	Bula	♀			Bolette	Bula
	Buuti	♀			Bodil	Bûte
	Buutili	♀			Bodil	Bûtile
	Daania		♂		Daniel	Dânia
	Digaajaat	♀	♂	E
	Dikka		♂	E
	Dikkattaat		♂	E		Dikkagtât
	Dorthinnguaq	♀			Dorthe	Dorthínguaĸ
	Eela	♀			Ellen	Êla
	Eeli	♀			Eli	Êli
	Eeliit	♀			Ellen	Êlît
	Eelisi	♀			Else	Êlise
	Eerik		♂		Erik	Êrik
	Eerilinngi		♂		Erling	Êrilínge
	Eerimaat		♂		Herman	Êrimât
	Eerinni		♂	W		Êríne
	Eeriu		♂		Herjulf	Êrio
	Eeriuffi		♂		Herjulf	Êriúfe
	Eerlimaat		♂		Herman	Êrlimât
	Eerna	♀			Erna	Êrna
	Eersta	♀			Esther	Êrsta
	Eertaaq		♂	E		Êrtâĸ
	Eertaraat		♂	E		Êrtarât
	Efa		♂		Efraim	Efa
	Eikili		♂		Eigil	Eikile
	Eipi		♂	N		Eipe
	Ejnari		♂		Ejnar	Ejnare
	Ella	♀			Ella	Ella
	Eqaasuaq	♀		N		Eĸâsuaĸ
	Eqalleq	♀		S		Eqatdleĸ
	Eqalugaq		♂	W		Eĸalugaĸ
	Eqaluk		♂			Eĸaluk
	Eqariusaq	♀		N		Eĸariussaĸ
	Eqariusarsuaq	♀		N		Eqariussarssuaĸ
	Eqilana	♀		N		Eĸilana
	Eqilat	♀		N		Eĸilat
	Eqittagaq		♂	S		Eĸítagaĸ
	Eqqaaraq	♀		S		Erĸâraĸ
	Eqqajoq		♂	S		Erĸajoĸ
	Eqqalaak	♀		W		Erĸalâk
	Eqqamaq		♂	W		Erĸamaĸ
	Eqqaq		♂	S		Erĸaĸ
	Eqqimmaalaaq	♀	♂	E		Erĸingmaulâĸ
	Eqqitsiaq		♂	W		Erĸitsiaĸ
	Eqqitsumma	♀	♂	E		Erĸitsúma
	Eqqumaq	♀	♂	W		Erĸumaĸ
	Equaq		♂	N  W		Eĸuaĸ
▸	Eri		♂	N		Ere/Eré
	an abbreviation from 'eriarnaq' which means: 'be good', 'like', 'clean', 'beautiful'.
	Erinaq		♂	S		Erinaĸ
	Erlimaat		♂		Herman	Erdlimât
	Erlingi		♂		Erling	Erlinge
	Ernannaq		♂	W		Ernangnaĸ
	Erneeraq		♂	W		Ernêraĸ
	Erneq		♂	W		Erneĸ
	Ernersiaq		♂	W		Ernersiaĸ
▸	Erngsen			S
	One of the few Greenlandic surnames originating from a Greenlandic forefathers name with a Scandinavian -sen added to it. In this case the forefather bore the name: Ingeerseeq, simplified into Erngsen. Other surnames of the same category are: Kajussen (from the personal name Kaju) and Angubesen (from the forefather Anguupersuaq from Kitsissuarsuit.)
	Ernguta	♀	♂	W
	Erngutaaraq	♀	♂			Erngutâraĸ
	Erngutannguaq	♀	♂			Erngutánguaĸ
	Erngutaq	♀	♂			Erngutaĸ
	Erni		♂			Erne
	Erniaranti		♂	W		Erniarante
	Erninnguaq		♂	W		Ernínguaĸ
	Ernitsiaq		♂			Ernitsiaκ
	Ernu		♂			Erno
	Ernunnguaq		♂		Erno	Ernúnguaĸ
	Ernuta	♀	♂			Ernuta
	Ernutaaraq	♀	♂			Ernutâraĸ
	Ernutannguaq	♀	♂			Ernutánguaĸ
	Ernutaq	♀	♂			Ernutaĸ
	Esekiaaraq		♂			Esekiâraκ
	Estu		♂			Esto
	Evnike	♀			Evnike	Evnike
	Ezekiaaraq		♂			Ezekiâraĸ
	Faleeri		♂		Valerius	Falêre
	Faliitalik		♂		Frederik	Falîtalik
	Fara		♂		Frans / Frantz	Fara
	Fari		♂		Frederik	Fare
	Fariarik		♂		Frederik	Fariarik
	Fariitariikka
	Fariitarik		♂		Frederik	Farîtarik
	Fariitarikka	♀			Frederikke	Farîtaríka
	Fiia	♀			Fie	Fîa
	Fiilissi		♂		Felix	Fîligse
	Fikka	♀			Frederikke	Fíka
	Filippi		♂		Filip / Phillip	Filípe
	Filissi		♂		Felix	Feligsse
	Finna		♂		Finn / Fendrik	Fína
	Finni		♂		Finn	Fíne
	Fintarik		♂		Fendrik	Fintarik
	Fransi		♂		Frans / Frantz	Fransi
	Frederikka	♀			Frederikke	Frederíka
	Friia		♂		Frederik	Frîa
	Gaba		♂		Gabriel	Gaba
	Gundak					Gundak
	Gundel	♀			Gundel
	Haansi		♂		Hans	Hãnse
	Haaraalti		♂		Harald	Hâralte
	Hanne	♀			Hanne	Ána
	Hanni	♀			Hanne	Háne
	Hansiina	♀			Hansine	Hansîna
	Haraali		♂		Harald	Harâle
	Heidi	♀			Heidi	Heidi
	Helle	♀			Helle	Helle
	Henninngi		♂		Henning	Henínge
	Hermani		♂		Herman	Hermane
	Hermanni		♂		Herman	Hermáne, Hermãne
	Hinni	♀			Henriette	Híne
	Hoqqaq		♂	N		Horĸaĸ
	Iaajannguaq	♀				Iâjánguaĸ
	Iaaku		♂		Jakob / Jacob	Iâko
	Iaappili		♂			Iãpile
	Iaktuluk	♀			Gertrud	Iaktuluk
	Ialimi		♂		Jeremias	Ialime
	Ianasi		♂		Jens	Ianase
	Iannak		♂		Jens	Iának
	Iansi		♂		Jens	Ianse
	Iansiina	♀			Jensine	Iansîna
	Iaqqaaq		♂	E		Iarĸâĸ
	Iarimi		♂		Jeremias	Iarime
	Iarimiarsi		♂		Jeremias	Iarimiarse
	Iarti	♀			Gertrud	Iarte
	Iartiva	♀		E		Iartiva
	Iartru	♀			Gertrud	Iartro
	Iarturu	♀			Gertrud	Iartuřo
	Iattuluk	♀			Gertrud	Iátuluk
	Ibbinnguaq		♂		Ib	Íbínguaĸ
	Iddimanngiiu	♀		E
	Igalaaq		♂	W		Igalâĸ
	Iggiannguapaluk		♂	N		Iggiánguapaluk
	Iggiannguaq		♂	N		Iggiánguaĸ
	Iggiti		♂	W	Egede	Iggite
	Igimaq		♂	W		Igimaĸ
	Iiarik		♂		Erik	Îarik
	Iiarikki		♂		Erik	Îaríke
	Iiarsilarteq	♀		E		Iarsilarteĸ
	Iiffa		♂		Efraim	Îvfa
	Iiggiti		♂		Egede	Îggite
	Iigiti		♂		Egede	Îgite
	Iijarik		♂		Erik	Îjarik
	Iikajippaat	♀	♂	E		Îkajípât
	Iikiitsoq	♀	♂	E		Îkîtsoĸ
	Iikiitsu	♀	♂	E		Îkîtso
	Iikkajippaat	♀	♂	E		Ikâjípât
▸	Iikkila		♂	E		Ĩkila
	A hypocoristic name. The name possibly derives from the babbling form: "iikkuluk" (how sweet you are.) Number of name bearers: Ikila (as personal name) 7. Ikila (as last name) 44.
	Iikkuluk	♀	♂			Ĩkuluk
	Iili		♂		Eli	Île
	Iiliina	♀				Îlîna
	Iilik	♀	♂		Eli	Îlik
	Iilikka	♀			Helga	Îlíka
	Iilinni	♀			Ellen	Îlíne
	Iilisi	♀			Else	Îlise
	Iillat	♀			Ellen	Îtdlat
	Iilsi	♀			Else	Îlse
	Iilta	♀			Hilda	Îlta
	Iilummaalaq		♂	E		Îlungmaulaĸ
	Iiluuna	♀		E		Îlûna (Êlôna)
	Iimaajik	♀		E		Îmâjik (Êmâjik)
	Iingarteq	♀		E		Îngarteĸ
	Iingili	♀			Ingrid	Îngile
	Iingka	♀			Inga	Ĩngka
	Iinngivaleeq		♂	S		Ĩngivalêĸ
	Iinnguaali		♂	E		Ĩnguâle
	Iinnguaq	♀	♂	W		Ĩnguaĸ
	Iinta		♂		Henrik / Hendrik	Înta
	Iintalik		♂		Henrik / Hendrik	Ĩntalik
	Iintariina	♀			Hendrine	Întarîna
	Iintarik		♂		Henrik / Hendrik	Ĩntarik
	Iinu		♂		Enos	Îno
	Iinuk		♂		Enos	Înuk
	Iinusi		♂		Enos	Înuse
	Iinuuna	♀				Înûna
	Iippiimia	♀		E	Eufemia
	Iippik		♂	E		Îgpik
	Iisaaja		♂		Esajas	Îsâja
	Iisaajarsi		♂		Esajas	Îsaiarse
	Iisaaq		♂		Isak	Îsâĸ
	Iisaja		♂		Esajas	Îsaia
	Iisalaat		♂		Esra	Îsalât
	Iisimaleq	♀		E		Îsimaleĸ
	Iisimmaaq	♀	♂	E		Îsímâĸ
	Iiskili		♂		Eskild	Îskile
	Iista	♀			Ester	Îsta
	Iita	♀			Ida	Îta
	Iitajaraq	♀		E		Îtajaraĸ
	Iiti	♀			Hedvig / Hedevig	Îte
	Iitivik	♀			Hedvig	Îtivik
	Iitu		♂		Edvard	Îto
	Iitui	♀			Hedvig	Îtue
	Iiva	♀	♂		Edvard / Eva	Îva
	Iivaali		♂		Evald	Îvâle
	Iivaari		♂		Iver	Îvâre
	Iivali		♂		Iver	Îvale
	Iivalti		♂		Evald	Îvâlte
	Iivanni		♂		Ivan	Îváne
	Iivari		♂		Iver	Îvare
	Iivarti		♂		Edvard	Îvarte
	Iivataat		♂		Edvard	Îvatât
	Ijaajannguaq	♀				Ijâjánguaĸ
	Ijangaatseq	♀	♂			Ijangâtseĸ
	Ijangatseq	♀				Ijangatseĸ
	Ijeraaq	♀		E		Ijerâĸ
	Ikaajik		♂	W		Ikâjik
	Ikaalaakitseq	♀		E		Ikâlaukitseĸ
	Ikajak		♂	W		Ikajak
	Ikilana	♀
	Ikilluaq	♀		W		Ikitdluaĸ
	Ikimaleq	♀	♂	E		Ikimaleĸ
	Ikinngut	♀	♂	W		Ikíngut
	Ikitannguaq	♀		S		Ikitánguaĸ
	Ikiumaguaq	♀		W		Ikiumaguaĸ
	Ikiuna	♀		W		Ikiuna
	Ikkaana		♂	W		Íkãna
	Ikkaq		♂	W		Íkaĸ
	Ikkeq		♂	W		Íkeĸ
	Ikkik		♂	W		Íkik
	Ikorfaq		♂	W		Ikorfaĸ
	Ikuala		♂	W		Ikuala
	Ikuma	♀	♂			Ikuma
	Ilaaluat		♂	W		Ilauluat
	Ilaamuut		♂		Rasmus	Ilâmût
	Ilaatsoq	♀	♂	N  W		Ilaitsoĸ
	Ilaatsuk	♀	♂	N		Ilaitsuk
	Ilaatsunnguaq	♀	♂	N		Ilaitsúnguaĸ
	Ilaitsoq	♀	♂	N		Ilaitsoĸ
	Ilaitsuk	♀	♂	N		Ilaitsuk
	Ilaitsunnguaq	♀	♂	N		Ilaitsúnguaĸ
	Ilakujuk		♂	W		Ilakujuk
	Ilannguaq		♂	W		Ilánguaĸ
	Ilarsuatsiaq		♂	W		Ilarsuatsiaĸ
▸	Ilasiaq		♂	W		Ilasiaĸ
	Mythological name "A companion (child) acquired (through magic)." From a historical legend from the Upernavik region. See: “Qitornassarsiuisoq” Hans Lynge "Inuppaat" 1991, p. 74-75.
	Ilatsiaq		♂	S		Ilatsiaĸ
	Ileqi		♂			Ileĸe
	Ileraq		♂	S		Ileraĸ
	Ili	♀	♂		Elisa	Ile
	Ilia		♂		Elias	Ilia
	Iliarsi		♂		Elias	Iliarse
	Iliinna	♀			Helene	Ilĩna
	Iliisa	♀	♂		Elisa / Elise	Ilîsa
	Ilik		♂			Ilik
	Ilikkajippaat	♀	♂	E		Ilíkajípât
	Ililia	♀			Lydia
	Ilina	♀			Helene	Ilina
	Ilinngivakkeeq		♂	ES		Ilíngivákêĸ
	Ilisimmaaq	♀	♂	E		Ilisímâĸ
	Ilisipat	♀			Elisabeth	Ilisipat
	Iliu	♀			Eleonora	Iliu
	Iliu (Elio)		♂	E		Ilio (Elio)
	Iliunnoora	♀			Eleonora	Iliúnôra
	Iliunnuula	♀			Eleonora	Iliúnûla
	Iliunnuut	♀			Eleonora	Iliúnût
	Illaaq		♂	W		Igdlaoĸ
	Illiarsi		♂		Elias	Itdliarse
	Illiooq	♀			Eleonora	Itdliôĸ
	Illioq	♀		S	Eleonora	Itdlioĸ
	Illoruluk		♂	S		Igdloruluk
	Ilummaaluk	♀		E		Ilungmâluk
	Imaakka		♂	E		Imãka
	Imaanu		♂		Emanuel	Imâno
	Imaanuali		♂		Emanuel	Imânuale
	Imaanuili		♂		Emanuel	Imânuile
▸	Imajuik	♀		W		Imajuik
	Meek, quiet. (Child) who is not wont to crying.
	Imaneq		♂	W		Imaneĸ
	Imanngaaq		♂	W		Imángâĸ
	Imannguaq		♂			Imánguaĸ
	Imeraarsuaq		♂	N		Imerârssuaĸ
	Imeraarsuk		♂	N		Imerârssuk
	Imi	♀			Emilie	Ime
	Imiili		♂		Emil	Imîle
	Imiilia	♀			Emilie	Imîlia
▸	Imiina		♂	N		Imîna
	Probably from 'imiit' (scoop, bailer, mug or chalice) ending with the names suffix -na. Several names dealing with water exists in Greenlandic: Imeraarsuaq (nice big water) & Imeraarsuk (nice little water) as well as Imeraarsunnguaq (sweet nice little water). Of newer names (approved after 1986): Iminnguaq (sweet little water) and Imi (presumable short form of imeq - imeq). Furthermore there are several names in Greenlandic which derives from the daily household and the tools used therein: Qajuuttaq (ladle - spoon), Igaq (cooking utensil), Kaataq (hammer) etc. Number of name bearers: Imiina 11. Imîna 20. As surname: 17.
	Iminnguaq	♀	♂			Imínguaĸ
	Imma	♀			Emma	Íma
	Immikeeraq	♀			Eunike	Ímikêraĸ
	Imoqqalak	♀		E		Imorĸalak
	Inalliaq	♀		N		Inatdliaĸ
▸	Inaluk	♀		N		Inaluk
	(Gut) casings. The traditional Greenlandic culture was a hunting culture, hence a significant number of names derive from the human and animal body. Older traditional names were: Iggiaq (throat), Oqaq (tongue), Qutuk (collarbone), Tulimaaq (rib) etc. Names currently in use are: Ivalu or Ivalo (sinew or thread), Puiaq (crop or craw). Number of bearers: In Greenland: Inaluk 53 (most of these born in the 80s). In Denmark: Inaluk 26.
	Inalunnguaq	♀		N		Inalúnguaĸ
	Inequ	♀	♂	W		Ineĸo
	Inequna	♀	♂			Ineĸuna
	Inequnaaluk	♀	♂	W		Ineĸunâluk
	Inequnaaraq	♀				Ineĸunâraĸ
	Inequtsiaq		♂			Ineĸutsiaĸ
	Ingaapaluk		♂	N		Ingâpaluk
	Ingaaq		♂	N  W		Ingâĸ
	Ingkasi		♂			Ingkase
	Ingvaari		♂		Ingvar	Ingvâre
	Inka	♀			Inga	Inka
	Inna	♀			Henriette	Ína
	Innaalik	♀		E		Ivnâlik
	Innaaq		♂		Ignatius / Eginatus	Ínâĸ
	Innaatiusi		♂		Ignatius / Eginatus	Ignâtiuse
	Innaatusi		♂		Ignatius / Eginatus	Ínâtuse
	Innaliatta	♀			Henriette	Ínaliáta
	Innariatta	♀			Henriette	Ínariáta / Ingnariáta
	Innarik		♂		Henrik / Hendrik	Ínarik
	Innatiusi		♂		Ignatius / Eginatus	Ignâtiuse
	Inneruulaq	♀		W		Ingnerûlaĸ
	Inngeri	♀			Inger	Íngere
	Inngi	♀			Inger	Ínge
	Inngi-Liisa	♀			Inge-Lise	Ínge-Lîsa
	Inngiliita	♀			Henriette	Íngilîta
	Inngipooq	♀			Ingeborg	Íngipôĸ
	Inniki	♀			Eunike / Evnike	Ínike
▸	Innisaq		♂	W		Ínisaĸ
	‘The one who was given life (through the aid of innersuit – the fire beings (helper spirits))’. According to legends, this name could be mentioned through the ears of a deceased by a specially powerful shaman, and the deceased would be revived and come back into life. The European name Henrik, was often adapted into the Greenlandic language with the name ‘Innisaq’, as was the name Edvard that was adapted into Greenlandic with the name ‘Ittuat’ (the head/leader).
	Inooraq	♀	♂	W		Inôraĸ
	Inoqusiaq	♀		N		Inoĸussiaĸ
	Inoqut		♂	W		Inoĸut
	Intalik		♂		Henrik / Hendrik	Intalik
	Intarik		♂		Henrik / Hendrik	Intarik
	Inuaq		♂	W		Inuaĸ
	Inuaraq		♂			Inuaraĸ
	Inugaarsuk	♀		N		Inugârssuk
	Inuik		♂	S		Inuvik
	Inuina	♀		W		Inuina
	Inuinnaq	♀	♂	SW		Inuínaĸ
	Inuk	♀	♂	W		Inuk
	Inukatak		♂	W		Inukatak
	Inukitsoq		♂	N		Inukitsoĸ
	Inukitsorsuaq		♂	N		Inukitsorssuaĸ
	Inukitsorujuk		♂	N		Inukitsorujuk
	Inukitsupaluk		♂	N		Inukitsupaluk
	Inukkuluk	♀	♂	W		Inúkuluk
	Inukuaq	♀		S		Inukuaĸ
	Inumina	♀				Inumina
	Inumineq		♂	W		Inumineĸ
	Inungasoq	♀	♂	W		Inungassoĸ
	Inunnaq		♂	W		Inuínaĸ
	Inunnguaq		♂	W		Inúnguaĸ
	Inunnguujuk	♀		S		Inúngûjuk
	Inuppaannguttaaq	♀		E
	Inuppaaq	♀				Inugpâĸ
	Inuppaluk	♀				Inugpaluk
	Inusseq		♂	W		Inugseĸ
▸	Inutsiaq	♀	♂			Inutsiaĸ
	Possibly originally a hypocoristic name. Handsome, valuable, pleasant, likeable person/human. In other areas: large person. In Northern Greenland and in Canada the meaning: small human. Number of name bearers: Inutsiaq 11. Inutsiannguaq (Dear little I.) 4.
	Inuttaq	♀		N		Inugtaĸ
	Inuuguk	♀		N		Inûguk
	Inuujooq	♀	♂			Inûjôĸ
	Inuujuk		♂	W		Inûjuk
	Inuula	♀				Inûla
▸	Inuuna	♀				Inûna
	Hypocoristic name. Inuuna is a contemporary name, which was registered in recent years. The name is comparable to so-called babbling names (that adults exclaim towards babies, which doesn't have any specific meaning): Unuuna, Unuunu, Inuunu (perhaps from Nuunu, meaning 'baby') and Iluuna. Number of name bearers: Inuuna 6 (all born in the 80s). Inuna 5 (all born in the 70s). It is probable that Inuna is from the old writing system: Inûna.
	Inuunu		♂			Inûno
	Inuuseq		♂	W		Inûseĸ
	Inuusuttoq		♂	W		Inûsugtoĸ
▸	Inuuteq		♂	N		Inûteĸ
	The name derives from hypocoristic forms parents exclaim towards their children such as "inuutik", "inuuti" or "inuutiga" (my human being, i.e. 'my dearest') The present form, Inuuteq, means "human in one's possession" or "my human being". A possible variant, which also appears in the names list is: "Unuuti". Inuuteq has become increasingly popular as a name in Western Greenland also.
	Inuutersuaq		♂	N		Inûterssuaĸ
	Inuuti		♂			Inûte
	Ioquutsaaq	♀		E		Ioĸûtsâĸ
	Iparaq	♀		W		Iparaĸ
	Ipeqqiaq	♀		S		Iperĸiaĸ
	Iperaataq		♂	S		Iperautaĸ
	Iperaq	♀	♂	S		Iperaĸ
	Ippeqiaq	♀		W		Ípeĸiaĸ
	Ippinnguaq		♂	S		Igpínguaĸ
	Isaagiak	♀		W		Isaugiak
	Isaalaq		♂	W		Isailaĸ
	Isaallak		♂	W		Isâtdlak
	Isaangaleq		♂	E		Isângaleĸ
	Isaja		♂		Esajas	Isaia
	Isaraq		♂	W		Isaraĸ
	Isaroq		♂	W		Isaroĸ
	Isavioq	♀		W		Isavioĸ
	Iserpalik	♀		E		Iserpalik
	Isigaalaq		♂	W		Isigailaĸ
	Isigaitsoq	♀		N		Isigaitsoĸ
	Isigiak	♀		W		Issigiak
	Isinnguaq	♀		N		Issínguaĸ
	Isiutaq	♀		W		Issiutaĸ
	Isortaq	♀		W		Isortaĸ
	Ispusitsi		♂		Isboseth	Ispusitse
	Issiikia		♂		Esekias / Ezekias	Íssîkia
	Issiki		♂		Esekias / Ezekias	Íssike
	Issikia		♂		Esekias / Ezekias	Íssikia
	Issikiali		♂		Esekias / Ezekias	Íssikiale
	Issikiarsi		♂		Esekias / Ezekias	Issikiarsi
	Issikiili		♂		Esekiel	Issikîle
	Issikilli		♂		Eskild	Íssekitdle
	Istaali	♀				Istâle
	Isuluaq	♀		W		Isuluaĸ
	Itaara	♀		S		Itâra
	Itaaraq		♂			Itâraĸ
	Itajaraq	♀		W		Itajaraĸ
	Itsiaq	♀		S		Itsiaĸ
	Itsiavik		♂	E		Itsiavik
	Itsiikkaat	♀		E		Itsĩkât
	Itsik		♂	W		Itsik
	Itta	♀		W		Íta
	Ittimanngiiuk	♀		E		Ivtimángîjuk
	Ittinnguaq		♂	E		Ittínguaĸ
	Ittuat		♂		Edvard	Ítuat
	Ittuk		♂	W		Ítuk
	Ittukusuk		♂	N		Ítukusuk
	Ittullak		♂	N		Ítugdlak
	Ittunnguaq		♂	N		Ítúnguaĸ
	Ittupaluk		♂	N		Ítupaluk
	Ittussaarsuaq	♀		N		Ítússaarsuaĸ
▸	Ivaana	♀				Ivâna
	The word 'ivaaq' means 'Brood Egg', or 'the Brooded/Embraced One (to keep warm or in affection'). In Greenlandic names it is common to use a so-called names suffix -na after a stem, in names such as Aviaq + na = Aviana. Amajut + na = Amajuna. Navarat + na = Navarana. Aqarti + na = Aqartina etc. Hence: Ivaaq+na = Ivaana. Variants: Ivaaq (the Brooded One), Ivaneq (the One Who Has Brooded, or The One Has Been Brooded On), Ivaaraq (the Sweet Little Brooded One). Mythological names which are yet to be included this names list: 'Ivaasaq' (the One Having Been Brooded) name of a female shaman from the Qeqertarsuaq region, and 'Ivalimaaq' (The Adept Brooder) and Ivaniisaq (The One Resembling Ivaneq), from East-Greenland. Number of bearers: Ivaana 7. Ivana 6.
▸	Ivaaq	♀	♂	W		Ivâĸ
	The word 'ivaaq' means 'Brood Egg', or 'the Brooded/Embraced One (to keep warm or in affection'). Variants: Ivaaq, Ivaneq (the Brooded One), Ivaaraq (the Sweet Little Brooded One). Mythological names which are yet to be included this names list: 'Ivaasaq' (the One Having Been Brooded) name of a female shaman from the Qeqertarsuaq region, and 'Ivalimaaq' (The Adept Brooder) and Ivaniisaq (The One Resembling Ivaneq), from East-Greenland. Number of bearers: Ivaaq 9. Ivâĸ <4.
▸	Ivaaraq	♀		SW		Ivâraĸ
	From the word 'ivaaq' which means 'Brood Egg', or 'the Brooded/Embraced One (to keep warm or in affection'), with the diminutive ending -araq (Sweet and Little One). Variants: Ivaaq (the Brooded One), Ivaneq (The One Who Has Brooded or The One Who Has Been Brooded On), and Ivaana with the names suffix -na. Mythological names which are yet to be included this names list: 'Ivaasaq' (the One Having Been Brooded) name of a female shaman from the Qeqertarsuaq region, and 'Ivalimaaq' (The Adept Brooder) as well as Ivaniisaq (The One Resembling Ivaneq), both originally from East-Greenland.
▸	Ivalorsuaq	♀		N		Ivalorssuaĸ
	sinew. A variant of the name Ivalu.
▸	Ivalu	♀		N		Ivalo
	sinew Number of bearers: Ivalu 128. Ivalo 103.
▸	Ivaneq		♂	S		Ivaneĸ
	"The One Who Has Brooded" or "The One Who Has Been Brooded On". Mythological names which are yet to be included this names list: 'Ivaasaq' (the One Having Been Brooded) name of a female shaman from the Qeqertarsuaq region, and 'Ivalimaaq' (The Adept Brooder) and Ivaniisaq (The One Resembling Ivaneq), from East-Greenland.
	Ivernaajik	♀	♂	E		Ivernâjik
	Ivi	♀				Ive
	Iviana	♀				Iviana
▸	Ivik	♀	♂	N		Ivik
	Grass. Variant: Ivinnguaq 26 (Sweet little I.). Ivínguaκ <4. Plant name.
	Ivikku	♀		W		Ivíko
▸	Ivinnguaq	♀	♂	N		Ivínguaĸ
	Sweet little grass. Number of name bearers: Ivinnguaq 26 (Dear little I.). Ivíngua? <4. Variant of: Ivik 77
	Iviuna	♀
	Ivorni	♀			Yvonne	Ivorne
	Ivvii	♀				Ívê
	Jaaja		♂		Jairus /Jaerus	Jâja
	Jaajarusi		♂		Jairus /Jaerus	Jâjaruse
	Jaakku		♂		Jakob / Jacob	Jãko
	Jaakorpi		♂		Jakob / Jacob	Jâkorpe
	Jaakorujuk		♂		Jakob	Jâkorujuk
	Jaaku		♂		Jakob / Jacob	Jâko
	Jaakupi		♂		Jakob / Jacob	Jâkupe
	Jaakupiina	♀			Jakobine	Jâkupîna
	Jaani	♀			Janne	Jâne
	Jaappik		♂		Jafet	Jãpik
	Jaappili		♂		Jafet	Jãpile
	Jaaraq	♀				Jâraĸ
	Jaati	♀				Jâte
	Jakku	♀			Jakobine	Jáko
	Jamma		♂		James	Jáma
	Jannak		♂		Jens	Jának
	Janni		♂		Jan	Jáne
	Jaqqa		♂			Jarĸa
	Jaqqu		♂		Jakob	Jáĸu
	Jaraq		♂			Jaraĸ
	Jarti	♀			Gertrud	Jarte
	Jartinnguaq	♀			Gertrud	Jartínguaĸ
	Jassi		♂		Jess	Jásse
	Jatsi	♀			Jette	Jatse
	Jensi		♂		Jens	Jense
	Jerimia		♂		Jeremias	Jerimia
	Jerimiarsi		♂		Jeremias	Jerimiarse
	Jerti	♀			Gertrud	Jerte
	Jertinnguaq	♀			Gertrud	Jertínguaĸ
	Jessi		♂		Jess	Jesse
	Jihu		♂		Jehu	Jihu
	Jiihu		♂		Jehu	Jîhu
	Jitsi	♀			Jette	Jitse
	Joora	♀	♂			Jôra
	Jooriina	♀			Jørgine	Jôrîna
	Joorserfi		♂		Josef	Jôrserfe
	Joorsi		♂		Josef / Josva	Jôrse
	Joorsiarsi		♂		Josias	Jôrsiarse
	Joorsua		♂		Josva	Jôrssua
	Joorsuaat		♂		Josva	Jôrssuât
	Jooruaraq		♂		Jørgen	Jôruaraĸ
	Joorut		♂		Jørgen	Jôrut
	Jorngu	♀	♂			Jorngo
	Juaaka		♂		Johan	Juâka
	Juaanasi		♂		Johannes	Juânase
	Juaanna	♀			Johanne	Juãna
	Juaannasi		♂		Johannes	Juãnase
	Juaansi		♂		Johannes	Juãnse
	Juaansinnguaq		♂		Johannes	Juãnsínguaĸ
	Juaat		♂		Johan	Juât
	Jukku		♂		Jokum / Jochum	Júko
	Juliaanna	♀			Juliane	Juliãna
	Jundo	♀			Jundo	Jundo
	Junnuk		♂		Jonathan	Júnuk
	Justiina	♀			Justine	Justîna
	Justu		♂		Just / Justus	Justo
	Justusi		♂		Justus	Justuse
	Jutsi	♀			Jytte	Jutse
	Jutsiina	♀			Justine	Jutsîna
	Juuarsi		♂		Joas	Jûarse
	Juuili		♂		Joel	Jûile
	Juuilli		♂		Joel	Jûitdle
	Juuli	♀			Juliane	Jûle
	Juulia	♀			Julie	Jûlia
	Juuliaanna	♀			Juliane	Jûliãna
	Juuliu		♂		Julius	Jûlio
	Juuliusi		♂		Julius	Jûliuse
	Juuluaraq		♂		Jørgen	Jûluaraĸ
	Juulut		♂		Jørgen	Jûlut
	Juuna		♂		Jonas	Jûna
	Juunarsi		♂		Jonas	Jûnarse
	Juunataat		♂		Jonathan	Jûnatât
	Juuntaat		♂		Jonathan	Juntât
	Juupi		♂		Job	Jûpe
	Juuppi		♂		Job	Jũpe
	Juupu		♂		Job	Jûpo
	Juuserfi		♂		Josef	Jûserfe
	Juustiina	♀			Justine	Jûstîna
	Juustu		♂		Just / Justus	Jûsto
	Juusut	♀			Justine	Jûsut
	Juutitta	♀			Judithe	Jûtíta
	Juutu	♀	♂		Jutho	Jûto
	Kaajammat	♀	♂	E		Kâjangmat
	Kaaji		♂		Kaj	Kâje
	Kaaka	♀	♂	E W		Kâka
	Kaakaaq	♀	♂	E		Kâkâĸ
	Kaakajik	♀	♂	E		Kâkajik
	Kaala	♀	♂			Kaila
	Kaalat	♀			Karen	Kâlat
	Kaaleeraq		♂		Karl / Carl	Kâlêraĸ
	Kaali		♂		Karl / Carl	Kâle
	Kaaliina	♀			Karline	Kâlîna
	Kaalikkuluk		♂
	Kaanaq	♀		S		Kânaĸ
	Kaannassuaq		♂	W		Kãnagssuaĸ
	Kaanngitsukkaaq		♂			Kãngitsúkâĸ
	Kaannisaat	♀		E		Káunisaut
	Kaapa		♂		Gabriel	Kâpa
	Kaapi		♂	W	Gabriel	Kâpe
	Kaapik		♂		Gabriel	Kâpik
	Kaapriali		♂		Gabriel	Kâpriale
	Kaarali		♂	E	Karl	Kârale
	Kaaralutsuk	♀		E		Kâralutsuk
	Kaarat	♀			Karen	Kârat
	Kaarnu	♀			Karno	Kârno
	Kaartaaq	♀		E		Kârtâĸ
	Kaasi		♂		Kasper	Kâse
	Kaasipat		♂		Kasper	Kâsipat
	Kaaspat		♂		Kasper	Kâspat
	Kaassak		♂	W
	Kaassannguaq		♂	W		Kâvssánguaĸ
	Kaassassuk		♂	W		Kâgssagssuk
	Kaasuarnaat	♀	♂	E		Kâsuarnât
	Kaatiuut	♀			Katje/Katja	Kâtiût
	Kaatsaannaq	♀	♂	E		Kâtsáinaĸ
	Kaatsaaq	♀		W		Kâtsaoĸ
	Kaatsiaaja	♀				Kâtsiâja
	Kaatsiaajik	♀		E		Kâtsiâjik
	Kaatsuarnaat	♀	♂	E		Kâtsuarnât
	Kaattuarpaasi	♀		E		Kãtuarpâse
	Kaatu		♂		Cato	Kâto
	Kaava		♂			Kâva
	Kaavaq		♂	W		Kâvaĸ
	Kaavinnguaq	♀		W		Kâvínguaĸ
	Kajaaraq	♀		W		Kajâraĸ
	Kajaatsilik	♀		E		Kajaitsilik
	Kajistat		♂		Kristen	Kajistat
	Kajistiaat		♂		Kristian / Christian	Kajistiât
▸	Kajoq	♀	♂	N  W		Kajoκ
	'the Brown One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Variants: Kaju (short form), Kajuaq (the brownish one) & Kajuinnaq (solely brown).
▸	Kaju	♀	♂	N  W		Kajo
	short form of Kajoq 'the Brown One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Variants: Kajoq, Kajuaq (the brownish one) & Kajuinnaq (solely brown).
▸	Kajuaq	♀		W		Kajuaκ
	'the Brownish One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Variants: Kaju (short form), Kajoq (the brown one), Kajuinnaq & Kajuinna (solely brown).
▸	Kajuina	♀		W		Kajuina
	either af short form of Kajuinna, 'the Solely Brown One', or a contamination with the names ending -na. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Variants: Kaju (short form), Kajoq, Kajuaq (the brownish one), Kajuinna (short form).
▸	Kajuinna	♀		W		Kajuína
	short form of Kajuinnaq 'the Solely Brown One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Variants: Kaju (short form) & Kajoq (brown), Kajuaq (the brownish one) & Kajuinnaq (solely brown) & Kajuina (short form).
▸	Kajuinnaq		♂	W		Kajuínaκ
	'the Solely Brown One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Variants: Kaju (short form), Kajuaq (the brownish one), Kajuina & Kajuinna (short forms).
	Kaka	♀	♂			Kaka
	Kakalik	♀		W		Kakalik
	Kakasaq	♀		W		Kakassaĸ
	Kakatsak	♀	♂	E		Kakatsak
	Kakiak		♂	W		Kakiak
	Kakilik		♂	W		Kakilik
	Kakitsoq		♂	W		Kakitsoĸ
	Kalaagi		♂		Kristian / Christian	Kalâge
	Kalaaq		♂		Klaus / Klavs / Kragh / Kristian / Christian	Kalâĸ
	Kalaasi		♂		Klaus / Klavs	Kalause
	Kalausi		♂		Klaus / Klavs	Kalause
	Kali		♂		Kristen	Kale
	Kalia		♂	E		Kalia
	Kaliaq		♂	S		Kaliaĸ
	Kaliimaansi		♂		Klemens	Kalîmãnse
	Kalissi		♂		Kristen / Kristian / Christian	Kalíse
	Kalistat		♂		Kristen	Kalistat
	Kalistiaana	♀			Kristiane	Kalistiâna
	Kalistiaanna	♀			Kristiane	Kalistiãna
	Kalistiaat		♂		Kristian / Christian	Kalistiât
	Kalistiina	♀			Kristine	Kalistîna
	Kalistorfi		♂		Kristoffer / Christopher	Kalistorfe
	Kalivat		♂	E		Kalivat
	Kalleq		♂	W		Kagdleĸ
	Kalluk		♂	W		Kavdluk
	Kaluliit	♀			Karoline	Kalulît
	Kamiila	♀			Kamilla	Kamîla
	Kamikkaq	♀		W		Kamíkaĸ
	Kamillannguaq		♂	W		Kamigdlánguaĸ
	Kamisa		♂	W		Kamisa
	Kammammi	♀		W		Kámáme
	Kammammii	♀		W		Kámámê
	Kangoq		♂	W		Kangoĸ
	Kanioq		♂	W		Kanioĸ
	Kannuaq	♀		S		Kánuaĸ
	Kanortoq		♂	W		Kanortoĸ
	Kanuutu		♂		Kanuthus	Kanûto
	Kanuutusi		♂		Kanuthus	Kanûtuse
	Kapakka		♂		Gabriel	Kapáka
	Kaparialli		♂		Gabriel	Kapariatdle
	Kapisik		♂	W		Kapisik
	Kapitak		♂	S		Kapitak
	Kapitseq		♂	S		Kapitseĸ
	Kapriali		♂		Gabriel	Kapriale
	Karala	♀			Karla / Carla	Karala
	Kari		♂	S	Kristian / Christian	Kare
	Kariita	♀			Grete /Grethe	Karîta
	Kariitarsi	♀			Karetas	Karîtarse
	Karistat		♂		Kristen	Karistat
	Karistiaanna	♀			Kristiane	Karistiãna
	Karistiaat		♂		Kristian / Christian	Karistiât
	Karistiina	♀			Kristine	Karistîna
	Karistorfi		♂		Kristoffer / Christopher	Karistorfe
	Karla	♀			Karla / Carla	Karla
	Karlu		♂		Karlo/Carlo	Karlo
	Karnana	♀		W		Karnana
	Karnisi		♂		Karnes	Karnise
	Kartaat	♀				Kartât
	Kartaava		♂	S		Kartâva
	Kartaja	♀		S		Kartaja
	Karu	♀			Karoline	Karo
	Karuliina	♀			Karoline	Karulîna
	Kasana		♂	W		Kasana
	Kassaaluk	♀		N		Kavssâluk
	Kassaalussuaq	♀		N		Kavssâlugssuaĸ
	Kassoq	♀	♂	W		Kagssoĸ
	Kassorluna	♀		W		Kagssordluna
	Kasuartik	♀		E		Kasuartik
	Katinnguaq	♀			Kati	Katínguaĸ
	Katoq		♂	W		Katoĸ
	Katri	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Katre
	Katriina	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Katrîna
	Katsi	♀			Kattie	Katse
	Katsiaat		♂		Kristian
	Katsingaaq	♀		E		Katsingâĸ
▸	Katsuana		♂	W		Katsuana
	From the word "katsuaq" which means biceps (the large muscle on the front of your upper arm). With the names suffix -na (Katsuaq+na). In traditional society it was common to use human as well as animal body parts as names
	Katta	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Káta
	Kattak	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Kátak
	Kattaliina	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Kátalîna
	Kattaliit	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Kátalît
	Kattariina	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Kátarîna
	Kattariit	♀			Katrine / Kathrine	Kátarît
	Kattatsi		♂			Kátagte
	Katu		♂			Kato
▸	Kaugunnaq		♂	N		Kaugúnaĸ
	Mythological name. "The One Who Had Been Buried (or Caved) In Between Rocks." According to a legend, a man was hunting auks on a mountain and was buried between rocks in a landslide. Although he survived inside a cavity, he subsequently died of starvation. A powerful shaman came by and liberated the body and brought it to the shore, where he resuscitated him by conferring a new name by saying: "Kaugunnaq iterit!" (O Thou Who Hast Been Caved in by the Rocks, revive!") and the man began to breathe again, and came back to be among the living. (Told by Pualorsuaq. Holtved: The Polar Eskimos, MOG 152 (2), 1951, p. 294) According to Samuel Kleinschmidt's dictionary from 1871, the verbal stem 'kauvâ' (kaavaa) means: "puts something temporarily into an approximately sized cavity (hollow space); especially ... puts his hand in or under something, with just the similar size (under a stone for example to feel ones way, or in the pocket.) ... " Number of name bearers: Kaugunnaq 2. Kaugúnaĸ 6.
	Keeraaq		♂		Gerhard / Gerhardt	Kêrâĸ
	Keeraarti		♂		Gerhard / Gerhardt	Kêrarte
	Keeraat		♂		Gerhard / Gerhardt	Kêrât
	Keernaki	♀		E		Kêrnake
	Keerra		♂		Gerhard / Gerhardt	Kêrra
	Keersangaq	♀	♂	E		Kêrsangaĸ
	Keersooq		♂	E		Kêrsôκ
	Keerta	♀			Gerda / Gertha	Kêrta
	Keerti		♂		Gerhard / Gerhardt	Kêrte
	Kerharti		♂		Gerhard / Gerhardt	Kerharte
	Kerstinni	♀			Kirsten	Kerstíne
	Kiaanu		♂		Keanu	Kiâno
	Kiattuluk	♀			Gertrud	Kiátuluk
	Kigiuna	♀		W		Kigiuna
▸	Kigutaarnaq	♀		W		Kigutârnaĸ
	"Blueberry". Berries from the plant Bog Bilberry (Northern Bilberry, Great Bilberry, Whortleberry) are called "kigutaarnat" in plural and "kigutaarnaq" in singular.
▸	Kigutikkaq		♂	N		Kigutíka?
	Mythological name. One of the first ever recorded Greenlandic names (1605). The one with big teeth. As is common in Greenlandic names, vowels and consonants sometimes are shortened, thus the last vowel is shortened as Kigutikkaq instead of Kigutikkaaq. (The same occurs in names such as Arnatuk = Arnattoq (Seeks a Mother), Ilaatsoq = Ilaatsuk (the One Who Lacks Kin) Umiitsuk = Uumiitsoq (the Patient One)). What is notable about the name Kigutikkaq is, that it probably is one of the first Greenlandic names ever to be recorded, since it was written down already in 1605. Back then, 3 men from the Sisimiut region were abducted and brought to Denmark. They were ’Omeg’ (Umik: Beard), ’Oka’ (Oqaq: tongue) and ’Judech’ or ’Judecha’, possibly the Kigutikkaq, who is remembered as the one who visited Europe, still remembered in a legend from the Aasiaat region in the 1820s. (See: J. Kisbye Møller: ‘Jens Bielkes Grønlandsberetning 1605.’ Tidsskriftet Grønland 1985-5, p. 141 & "Således skriver jeg, Aron", I:272. Kigutikkaaq. (Atuakkiorfik 1999) Kigutikkaq is also known as 'Kiilikka' in East-Greenlandic.
	Kiiannguaq	♀	♂			Kîánguaĸ
	Kiiki	♀				Kîke
	Kiimi	♀	♂		Kimi	Kîme
	Kiissi	♀			Kirstine	Kĩse
	Kiista	♀			Kirsten	Kîsta
	Kiistat	♀			Kirsten	Kîstat
	Kiistiina	♀			Kirstine	Kîstîna
	Kiiti		♂		Gideon	Kîte
	Kiitiorni		♂		Gideon	Kîtiorne
	Kiitiuut		♂		Gideon	Kîtiût
	Kiiu		♂		Georg	Kîo
▸	Kikivik		♂	S		Kikivik
	Hypocoristic name. possibly from the old hypocoristic name 'kikkik' or 'kikkiik'. In Jonathan Petersens dictionary: 'ordbogêraĸ' p. 97: "kíkik" means 'ugly' or 'is he ever ugly!' Greenlanders have the habit of calling children with expressions which are contrary to what they mean, the Northern Greenlandic endearment term 'itaq' for example, means 'ugly', but is always understood as an endearment expression by both parties. 'Kikivik' can be an emphatical form of Kikkik, and means 'the really ugly one', meaning: 'the really sweet one'. (See also under the name Tuaruna.) The most famous Kikkik is the renowned psalm composer, printer, cathecist etc. Rasmus Berthelsen (1827-1901), who wrote the ever popular and soul-stirring Christmas psalm "Guuterput qutsinnermiu" (Our God in the highest).
	Kikkeriaq		♂	W		Kíkeriaĸ
▸	Kikkik		♂	W		Kíkik
	Hypocoristic name. The renowned cathecist and psalm writer, Rasmus Berthelsen (1827-1901), was born onboard an umiaq July 10th, in the Amerloq Fiord in Sisimiut, while the family was on their way to go reindeer hunting. He was swept in a reindeer skin and a small tent was made for him inside the umiaq. As they put him there, his father had exclaimed "Kakkaak kikkiik!" (how ugly he is!) Since that day, Kikkik became his pet name and this lasted for the rest of his life. (From the Greenlandic book "Kikkik - Rasmus Berthelsen", by U. Kristiansen 1988, p. 9.) Greenlanders have the habit of calling children with expressions which are contrary to what they mean, but this is always understood as an endearment expression by both parties. Number of name bearers: Kikkik 6 (the oldest born in the 70s). Kíkik 6 (born in the 30s).
	Kilaala	♀			Klara	Kilâla
	Kilaasi		♂		Klaus / Klavs	Kilâse
	Kilausi		♂		Klaus / Klavs	Kilause
	Kiliimaansi		♂		Klemens	Kilîmãnse
▸	Kilimi		♂	E		Kilime (Kilimê)
	Is often written: Kilimi or Kilime. From the Eastgreenlandic kilimii (kilumiu) ‘the one who roams at the foot of the plank bed’. According to S. Kleinscmidts ‘Den grl. Ordbog 1871: “kilo, The foot of the plank bed, In a Greenlandic plank bed people lay with their head towards the front, also the back of a house of tent, in general the back of a room (farthest away from the windows).” (p. 178) A similar name was registered in Northern Greenland in 1915 as a name of a female: Itsarmiu (The One Who Roams by the Tent Skin). Number of bearers: Kilime (personal name) 10. Kilime (surname) 54.
	Killiaq		♂	W		Kivdliaĸ
	Kimik		♂			Kimik
▸	Kimmernaq	♀		W		Kingmernaĸ
	Berries from the Mountain Cranberry, Cowberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) are called Kimmernat in plural and Kimmernaq in singular.
	Kimmeruaq	♀		W		Kingmeruaĸ
	Kimmi		♂		Kim	Kíme
	Kinavina		♂	W		Kinavina
	Kinguliaq	♀		W		Kinguliaĸ
	Kinngatsak	♀		E		Kíngatsak
	Kipparik		♂	W		Kíparik
	Kirstiina	♀			Kirstine	Kirstîna
	Kissana		♂	W		Kíssana
	Kissaviarsuk		♂			Kigssaviarssuk
	Kissavik		♂	W		Kigssavik
	Kista	♀			Kirsten	Kista
	Kitana	♀				Kitana
	Kitannguaq	♀				Kitánguaĸ
	Kitigaq		♂	W		Kitigaĸ
	Kitsaak	♀		S		Kitsâk
	Kitsi	♀			Kitte	Kitse
	Kittermi	♀		E		Kíterme
	Kitti	♀			Kitte	Kíte
	Kiu		♂			Kio
	Kivikkaarnaat	♀		E		Kivíkârnât
	Kivioq		♂	N  W		Kivioĸ
	Klemensi		♂		Klemens	Klemense
	Kliiminsi		♂		Klemens	Klîminse
	Kongkortia	♀			Konkordie	Kongkortia
	Konkordia	♀			Konkordie	Konkordia
	Konkortia	♀			Konkordie	Konkortia
	Koorinnguaq	♀				Kôrínguaĸ
	Koorna		♂		Gunnar	Kôrna
	Korngkoortia	♀			Konkordie	Korngkôrtia
	Korni	♀	♂		Conny / Kornelius	Korne
	Korniiliusi		♂		Kornelius	Korniliusse
	Korniliu		♂		Kornelius	Kornilio
	Korniliusi		♂		Kornelius	Korniliuse
	Kriita	♀			Grete	Krîta
	Krikoriusi		♂		Gregorius	Krikoriuse
	Kristeni		♂		Kristen / Christen	Kristene
	Kristiaat		♂		Kristian / Christian	Kristiât
	Kristian		♂
	Kristiina	♀			Kristine	Kristîna
	Kristorfi		♂		Kristoffer / Christopher	Kristorfe
	Kuali	♀			Gurli	Kuale
	Kuannia	♀	♂	ES		Kuánia
	Kuka	♀	♂	W		Kuka
	Kukka	♀		W		Kúka
	Kukku	♀	♂	E W		Kúko
	Kulloq		♂	N  W		Kuvdloĸ
	Kulu	♀		W		Kulo
▸	Kuluk	♀	♂	W		Kuluk
	Originally a hypocoristic name The ending -kuluk is a syncopation of the babbling forms aakkuluk or iikkuluk (you sweet little one). Syncopation before or after a word is rather common in Greenlandic names, either due to babbling with a child, or because a child has tried to utter a word and omitted a sound or a syllable, f.ex.: Uka (from Nuka – little brother or little sister), Kartaava (from Nukartaava – her/his new N.), Qunaaq (from Inequnaaq – you are so sweet!) etc. Names with syncopation following a word often appears when adults babble with a child, as in: Mineq (‘little’ from unamineq or inumineq – small one or small human being), Nguujuk (iinnguujuk – sweet/dear/poor little child), Natuk (unukunattuk - sweet/cute little child), Palu (from the ending –paluk (Pipaluk ’one’s sweet little possession’ or from another expression with same ending), Taaraq (itaaraq – sweet or cute/awful little one) etc. The name Rulu (Rulo) has the same form and meaning as Kuluk, from the ending –ruluk. Babbling names which do not appear in ‘Fortegnelse over grønlandske navne (List over Greenlandic Names)’, that primarily are used internally in families are hypocoristic names such as: Kulooq (big one), Tsiakasik, Kasik (little mite!), Nguaq (sweet/adorable) etc. The variant Kulunnguaq 35 (sweet little K.) is used solely as a name for girls. Kulúnguaĸ 24.
	Kulunnguaq	♀	♂	W		Kulúnguaĸ
	Kuluuna	♀	♂
	Kummineq	♀		S		Kungmineĸ
	Kunnak	♀	♂	E		Kúnak
	Kunnalaat		♂		Konrad	Kúnalât
	Kunnalik	♀		W		Kúnalik
	Kunnana	♀		W		Kúnana
	Kunnari		♂		Gunnar	Kúnare
	Kunngaaq		♂	E		Kúngâĸ
	Kunngu	♀			Konkordie	Kúngo
	Kunnii		♂			Kúnî
	Kunnitsi		♂	E		Kúnitse
▸	Kunuk		♂	E W		Kunuk
	Hypocoristic name. Mythological name. Kunuk is either an antiquated name from myths, whose meaning has become obscure, or as believed by some Canadian Inuit, it could be a hypocoristic name. Perhaps a short form of 'inequnaq' (Sweet/cute One): 'unukunuk' -> 'kunuk'. Several Greenlandic names belong to this category, see: Natuk and Kuluk. Number of name bearers: Kunuk (in Greenland) 136. Kunuk (in Denmark) 20.
	Kunulik	♀		W		Kunulik
	Kununnguujuk		♂	W		Kunúngûjuk
	Kunuttaaq		♂	W		Kunugtâĸ
	Kunuunnguaq		♂	W	Knud	Kunũnguaĸ
	Kunuusi		♂	E		Kunûse
	Kunuut		♂		Knud	Kunût
	Kunuuti		♂		Knud	Kunûte
	Kusigaq		♂			Kusigaĸ
	Kussaasaq	♀		W		Kugsaussaĸ
	Kussak		♂	W		Kugsak
	Kusuartik	♀		E		Kusuvartik
	Kusugaq		♂	W		Kusugaĸ
	Kutsornaq	♀		S		Kutsornaĸ
	Kutsunnguaq	♀		S		Kutsúnguaĸ
	Kuttaq	♀		W		Kútaĸ
	Kutuk	♀				Kutuk
	Kuua		♂		Kurt	Kûa
	Kuuaraq		♂	S		Kûaraĸ
	Kuufaat		♂		Godtfred	Kûfât
	Kuuitsi		♂	E		Kûitse
	Kuujuk		♂			Kûjuk
	Kuuka	♀	♂	W		Kûka
	Kuulu		♂	W		Kûlo
	Kuulumaat		♂		Gudmand	Kûlumât
▸	Kuuna	♀		W		Kûna
	Woman or wife. Kona is believed to be a loan word from the Norse period (985-1470). The word was later used in the pidgin language between European whalers and Greenlanders, and was was first written down as ’Kona (Agnak)’, in the Danish historian Peder Hansen Resens German – Greenlandic word list dated 1654. The name was common in Southern Greenland and later spread to Western and Northern Greenland. Derivatives of the name is to be found in old parish registers as Kona and Konánguak ('dear woman' in Paamiut around 1773, Konalik (Kuunalik, ’equipped as a woman’) in Qeqertarsuaq in 1782 and Kunelik (Kuunalik) in Frederiksdal in 1824. ’Gunnelle’ which is depicted in Salomon von Hauen’s painting of the four Greenlanders in Bergen dated 1654, possibly is a Europeanized version of the name Kuunalik. It is possible that the girls name Konnane (Kunnana) from Nuuk (1743) is derived from the name Kuuna. Kuuna also is a boys name (under 11 males are registrered as name bearers).
	Kuungaaq		♂	E		Kûngâĸ
	Kuunngaaq	♀		E		Kũngâĸ
	Kuunnguaq		♂			Kũnguaĸ
	Kuunstaansi	♀			Konstance	Kûnstânse
	Kuunu	♀	♂		Gudny/Kuno	Kûno
	Kuupik		♂	W		Kûpik
	Kuustaat		♂		Gustav	Kûstât
	Kuutak		♂		Gustav	Kûtak
	Kuutiffaariit		♂		Gotfred / Godtfred	Gûtivfarît
	Kuutiffaarik		♂		Gotfred / Godtfred	Gûtivfârik
	Kuutsak	♀		S		Kûtsak
	Kuutsiikitsoq		♂	N		Kûtsîkitsoĸ
	Kuutsik		♂	W		Kûtsik
	Laakki	♀			Rakel	Lãke
	Laali	♀				Lâle
	Laannguaq	♀			Rahab	Lãnguaĸ
	Laapanni		♂		Laban	Lâpáne
	Laarseeraq		♂			Lârsêraκ
	Laarsi		♂		Lars	Lârse
	Laarsiina	♀			Larsine	Lârsîna
	Laartu		♂		Lars	Lârto
	Laasa		♂		Lazarus	Lâsa
	Laasarusi		♂		Lazarus	Lâsaruse
	Laasi		♂		Lars	Lâse
	Laasimuusi		♂		Rasmus	Lâsimûse
	Laatsiaq	♀			Rahab	Lãtsiaĸ
	Laava	♀			Lavra	Lâva
	Laavak		♂		Lauritz	Lâvak
	Laavara	♀			Laura	Lâvara
	Laavarissi		♂		Lavrits	Lâvaríse
	Lado		♂		Vlado	Lado
	Laila	♀			Laila
	Lauritsi		♂		Lauritz	Lauritse
	Liaanti		♂		Leander	Liânte
	Liia	♀			Lea	Lîa
	Liikkiit	♀			Regine	Lĩkît
	Liili	♀			Lillian	Lîle
	Liilianni	♀			Lillian	Lîliáne
	Liina	♀			Lena	Lîna
	Liisa	♀			Lisa	Lîsa
	Liisatti	♀			Lisette	Lîsáte
	Liisitta	♀			Lisette	Lîsíta
	Liiu		♂		Leo	Lîu
	Liivi		♂		Levi	Lîve
	Likkarti		♂		Ricard / Richard	Líkarte
	Lîle	♀
	Lippikka	♀			Rebekka	Lípíka
	Lispitsi	♀			Lisbeth	Lispitse
	Lissi	♀			Lis	Líse
	Looqi		♂		Ludvig	Lôĸe
	Looriit		♂		Lorens	Lôrît
	Lora		♂			Lora
	Lorensi		♂		Lorents	Lorense
	Lori		♂		Lorentz	Lôre
	Luiisa	♀			Louise	Luîsa
	Lukka		♂		Lukas	Lúka
	Lukkarsi		♂		Lukas	Lúkarse
	Lutia	♀			Lydie	Lutia
	Luui	♀	♂		Ludvig / Louis / Louise	Lûe / Lûve
	Luuiisa	♀			Louise	Lûvîsa
	Luuissi		♂		Louis	Lûíse
	Luuni	♀			Lone	Lûne
	Luusa	♀			Rosa	Lûsa
	Luusaq	♀				Lûsaκ
	Luusiia	♀			Lucie	Lûsîa
	Luutivik		♂		Ludvig	Lûtivik
	Luutsi		♂		Loth	Lũtse
	Luutsia	♀			Lydie	Lũtsia
	Luutsiia	♀			Lydie	Lũtsîa
	Luutsivik		♂		Ludvig	Lũtsivik
	Luutu		♂		Ludvig	Lûto
	Maakajik		♂	S		Mâkajik
	Maalat	♀			Maren	Mâlat
	Maalaviaq	♀		N  W		Mâlaviaĸ
	Maalia	♀			Marie	Mâlia
	Maalia-Kattaliit	♀			Marie-Kathrine	Mâlia-Kátalît
	Maaliaanna	♀			Marianne	Mâliãna
	Maalu		♂	W		Mâlo
	Maaluguaq	♀		N		Mâluguaĸ
▸	Maannguaq	♀	♂	W		Mãnguaĸ
	Hypocoristic name. ”the whining/wailing one”, i.e. (lovingly): ’the sweet thinskinned little one’. Other names in the same category: Ungaaq & Ngaanga (onomatopoetic for baby bawling).
	Maanooq		♂		Magnus	Mânôĸ
	Maanu		♂	W		Mâno
	Maanusi		♂		Magnus	Mânuse
	Maaraq	♀		W		Mâraĸ
	Maaria	♀			Marie	Mâria
	Maaritsi	♀			Marit	Mâritse
	Maariu		♂		Marius	Mârio
	Maariusi		♂		Marius	Mâriuse
	Maarnaki	♀		S		Mârnake
	Maaseraq	♀		S		Mâsseraĸ
	Maasi		♂		Mads	Mâse
	Maassak		♂	N		Maigssak
	Maassannguaq		♂	N		Maigssánguaĸ
	Maatu	♀				Mâto
▸	Magserannguaq	♀	♂	N		Magseránguaĸ
	From the stem 'massippoq: rising half up from horisontal position' + the ending -nnguaq: 'sweet, dear'. The Greenlandic author Karl Siegstad explains that the name means 'Flower which is raised up by the heat of the sun, whilst small pieces of ice are still above it.'
	Maibritt	♀			Maibritt
	Majaaq		♂	N		Majâĸ
	Majaq		♂	N		Majaĸ
	Majjaa	♀
	Majuutaq	♀	♂	W		Majûtaĸ
	Makaali		♂		Mikael	Makâle
	Makaja	♀		S		Makaja
	Makiuarneq	♀		S		Makiuarneĸ
	Makka	♀			Margrethe	Máka
	Makkak	♀			Margrethe	Mákak
	Makkalitta	♀			Margrethe	Mákalíta
	Makkaritta	♀			Margrethe	Mákaríta
	Makki	♀				Máke
	Makkigaq		♂	W		Mákigaĸ
	Makkoq		♂		Markus	Mákoĸ
	Makkorsi		♂		Markus	Mákorse
	Makkorsiina	♀			Markusi(g)ne	Mákorsîna
	Mala		♂	E	Malakias	Mala
	Malaki		♂		Malakias	Malake
	Malakiarsi		♂		Malakias	Malakiarse
▸	Maleraq		♂	N		Maleraĸ
	The One You Follow", "A Friend". Malerariit (those who follow one another) is a description of two friends spending a lot of time together. The word 'maleraraa' also means '(he) obeys/follows (him)'. The name could also have been bestowed upon a bearer as an invocation in order for the individual to be a good seal hunter, or be close to seals in his life, since 'malere(q)' is an shaman's language expression which means 'a seal being chased'. (J. Petersen: ordbogêraĸ 1967, p. 105)
	Malersorniannguaq		♂	W		Malerssorniánguaĸ
▸	Malia		♂			Malia
	Neologism. Originally a nickname. Meaning is uncertain.
	Maligiaq		♂	W		Maligiaĸ
	Maliina	♀		W		Malîna
	Maliinannguaq	♀				Malînánguaĸ
	Maliit	♀			Malina / Maline	Malît
▸	Malik		♂	W		Malik
	Malik means "wave". In a hunting society which chiefly makes its outcome from the sea, it is reasonable to assume that names were given from the surrounding environment. There is a category of names which depict natural phenomena such as: Pujoq (fog), Sialuk (rain), Anori (wind) etc., and Malik must belong to this category. In older times names have been bestowed according to the prevailing weather conditions at the time of birth, and it is possible that there were heavy seas during the time of birth. Malik is an increasingly popular name. During the 50s and the 60s, only a few people bore the name. In the 70s approx. 30 persons received it, during the 80s there was a marked increase to 148, and again in the 90s 230 persons were named Malik. In 2005 the number totalled 414. Variants: Malinnguaq (dear, sweet M.), Maligiaq (mid-size wave).
	Malitsiaq		♂	W		Malitsiaĸ
	Maliviina	♀		E		Malivîna
	Malliina	♀			Malina	Matdlîna
	Malu	♀		W		Malo
	Malugiaq	♀		N		Malugiaĸ
	Maluna	♀				Maluna
	Mamagoq		♂	W		Mamagoĸ
	Mamarut		♂	N  W		Mamarut
	Mameq	♀		W		Mameĸ
	Mangaangiusaaq		♂			Mangângiussâĸ
	Mangaanna		♂	W		Mangãna
	Mangilak		♂	W		Mangilak
	Manguaraq		♂	W		Manguaraĸ
	Maniikuttak		♂	E		Manîkútak
	Manilik	♀		W		Manilik
	Manissoq		♂	N		Manigsoĸ
	Manitsiaq		♂			Manitsiaĸ
	Manna		♂		Manasse	Mána
	Mannaatseq	♀	♂	E		Mánaitseĸ
	Mannaatteq	♀	♂	E		Mánáiteĸ
	Mannarsi		♂		Manasse	Mánarse
	Manngilik	♀		W		Mángilik
	Manngooq		♂	S		Mángôĸ
	Manu		♂	W		Mano
	Manuaraq		♂	W		Manuaraĸ
▸	Manumina	♀	♂	N		Manumina
	"Small piece of fur under chin", from "manumineq" where manu is '(fur)chin' and -mineq is 'small piece'. The form -mineq is either contaminated with the names' suffix -na and has become -mina (Manumina), or the -mina form is a hypocorism. Naming with pieces of clothing was rather common in traditional society: Nasaq (hat), Teqqiaq (cap peak), Pualut (mittens), Kamik (boot) etc. Variants: Manu (under chin or its cover), Manunnguaq (sweet little M.), Manuaraq (little M.), the mythological name Manutooq (The One With a Big Fur Under Chin) Number of name bearers: Manumina 25. As surname 11.
	Manunnguaq		♂	W		Manúnguaĸ
	Maqi		♂	E		Maĸe
▸	Maqqioq		♂	W		Marĸioĸ
	"The One Uttering Healing Formulas", from the word 'maqqiissut' a magical formula uttered to heal and mend a wound so it grows back together.
	Maratsi		♂	E		Maratse
	Mari	♀			Marie	Mare
	Mariaanna	♀			Marianne / Mariane	Mariãna
	Mariia	♀			Marie	Marîa
	Mariina	♀			Marina	Marîna
	Maripaluk		♂	N		Maripaluk
	Markitsi	♀			Margit	Markitse
	Marloq	♀		S		Mardloĸ
	Marlu	♀		S		Mardlo
	Marta	♀			Martha	Marta
	Martertaajaraq		♂			Martertâjaraĸ
	Marti		♂		Martin	Marte
	Martinni		♂		Martin	Martíne
	Marusi		♂		Marius	Maruse
▸	Masaani	♀		W		Masaune
	see under Masaana (Masauna). Variants: Masaanna (Masáuna), Masaannaaq (Masaúnâκ), Masaitsiaq, Masautsiaq.
▸	Masaanna	♀		W		Masáuna
	see under Masaana (Masauna). Variants: Masaani (Masáune), Masaannaaq (Masaúnâκ), Masaitsiaq, Masautsiaq.
▸	Masaannaaq	♀		W		Masaúnâκ
	Masaani (Masaune), Masaanna (Masáuna), Masaitsiaq, Masautsiaq.
▸	Masaitsiaq		♂	N		Masautsiaκ
	see under Masaana (Masauna). The ending -tsiaq means: nice, beautiful, precious or sweet. Variants: Masaani (Masaune), Masaanna (Masáuna), Masaannaaq (Masaúnâκ), Masautsiaq. Number of name bearers: Masaatsiaq 6. Masaitsiaq 10. Masaitsiaκ 5.
	Masanti		♂	E		Masante
▸	Masauna		♂	N		Masauna
	Masauna originates from the Thule region, but is now common throughout Greenland. Masauna derives from a word still in use in Arctic Canada: ‘masaut (masaujjuq)’ which means 'wet snow'. When the sea-ice becomes soft and unsafe, the wet snowcover is called masaut (www.asuilaak.ca). The ending –na is a so-called name ending. There are several names which depicts snow and ice in Greenlandic names, such as: Sikunnguaq (little sea-ice), Serminnguaq (little glacier ice), Aputsiaq (snowflake), Kaneq (rime (frost crystals)), Kanerina (rime with names ending), Kassoq (floating pan of ice) and Qinoq (brash (ice)), Manu (probably also Manumina: frost crystals formed from breath). The names reflect the Arctic surroundings. In older times it was also custom when giving birth outside ones village, on the tundra or on the ice, to name the child after the first object which cathes the mothers eyes. Variants: Masaanna (Masáuna), Masaannaaq (Masaúnâĸ), Masaani (Masaune), Masaitsiaq, Masautsiaq. Number of name bearers: Masauna 32. Masaana 8.
▸	Masik	♀	♂	W		Masik
	A significant amount of Greenlandic names originates from daily household activities and articles and also from the hunting life and its equipment. Masik belongs to the latter category, and is the name for a cross beam on the deck of the kayak, which is situated just in front of the cockpit. Samuel Kleinschmidt's Greenlandic Dictionary from 1871 (p. 204) describes Masik as follows: "Masik 1) Gill (in a fish, crab, or other living being breathing through gills) ... 2) The curved cross beam in front of the cockpit (thus named due to its resemblance to the shape of the curved gill of a fish)." Masik as a description of gill in fish and the cross beam in a kayak is used in most Inuit dialects. Other traditional personal names which has to do with the kayak and its equipment are: Norsaq (throwing stick in a harpoon), Avataq (harpoon float), Kujaaq (keel), Tuilik (wind and water proof jacket with a hood used in kayaking, the word means “the one with shoulders.” ), Paajuk (the paddler) etc. Number of name bearers: Masik 5. All born in the 90s. Kalaallit aqqi allat qaannamut pisataannullu attuumassuteqartut makkuupput: Norsaq (qisuk saaqqutinut igeriussinermut ajattaatitut atorneqartartoq), Avataq (qaannami puttaqut), Kujaaq (qaannap kujaava), Tuilik (atisaq imermik pitarneqarneq ajortoq), Paajuk (paartoq) il.il.
	Massaarannguaq		♂			Mássâránguaĸ
	Massaaraq		♂			Mássâraĸ
▸	Massagaq		♂	W		Mássagaĸ
	from mamisagaq: the healed one. Massaaraq (the Little Healed One), Massannguaq (the Sweet Little Healed One). From myths in Paamiut and Upernavik region: Massaaq (Mavsâĸ): the Healed One, Massaluttoq (Mavsalugtoĸ): the Insufficiently Healed One. Aamma takukkit: Suersaq & Maqqioq.
	Massannguaq	♀	♂	N		Magssánguaĸ
	Massaraannguaq	♀		N		Magssarãnguaĸ
	Massarannguaq	♀		N		Magssarãnguaĸ
	Masserannguaq	♀	♂	N		Magsseránguaĸ
	Massora	♀				Magssora
	Masu		♂			Maso
	Mataagaaq	♀		S		Mataugâĸ
	Mati		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Mate
	Matiaq		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Matiaĸ
	Matiarsi		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Matiarse
	Matiilta	♀			Mathilde	Matĩlta
	Matiiusi		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Matîuse
	Matila	♀			Matilde
	Matilta	♀			Mathilde	Matilta
	Matiooq		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Matiôĸ
	Matiu		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Matio
	Matiusi		♂		Mathias / Mathæus	Matiuse
	Matsilleq		♂	W		Matsigdleĸ
	Matta	♀		W	Magdalene / Martha	Máta
	Mattaani		♂	E		Mátâne
	Mattaaq		♂	N		Mátâĸ
	Mattaliina	♀			Magdalene	Mátalîna
	Mattaliit	♀			Magdalene	Magtalît
	Mattikalaat		♂	E		Magtikalât
	Mavsannguaq	♀	♂	N		Mavsánguaĸ
	May-Britt	♀			May-Britt
	Meera	♀	♂			Mêra
	Meeraq	♀	♂	W		Mêraĸ
▸	Meqqisaalik		♂			Merĸisâlik
	Mythological name. Meqqisaalik is a southern Greenlandic variant of Meqqusaalik, which means 'the one wearing something featherlike' or 'that which resembles down or feather' or 'new or recently grown fur'. In different Greenlandic legends a Meqqisaalik or Meqqusaalik is often the main or minor character. In the legend of Qujaavaarsuk, a meqqusaalik is a creature wearing nothing but birdskin garments that a shaman can meet, and when you tear it apart, you acquire the powers of traveling underground (kivingaaq). In another legend, a man named Meqqusaalik meets an umiaq travelling to Akilineq (Canada). He joins them and when it begins to storm, they dive under the water and continue their journey. In Canada, a person wearing a foxskin jacket is called 'miqqusaalik' in the legend of Qallupilluit (the Spirits of the Sea wearing skins of eider ducks as clothes). The name is related to the name Meqqusaaq. A soft pale blue soapstone with featherlike stripes is also called 'miqqusaaq' in the Northern Baffin dialect of Nunavut. Also pottery, lamps or cooking utensils made of out of clay mixed with dog fur, grass and seal blubber cooked over fire is called miqqusaaq in that region. The name Meqqusaaq came to Greenland during the 1860s with Qillarsuaq's migration from Arctic Canada. Qillarsuaq's sister's son was named Meqqusaaq.
	Meqqupaluk	♀		N		Merĸupaluk
▸	Meqqusaaq		♂	N		Merĸusâĸ
	Miqqusaaq means 'featherlike' or 'that which resembles feather' or 'new or recently grown fur'. A soft pale blue soapstone with featherlike stripes is called 'meqqusaaq' in the Northern Baffin dialect in Nunavut. Also pottery, lamps or cooking utensils made of out of clay mixed with dog fur, grass and seal blubber cooked over fire is called miqqusaaq in that region. Likewise in Canada, a person wearing a foxskin jacket is called 'miqqusaalik' in the legend of Qallupilluit (the Spirits of the Sea wearing skins of eider ducks as clothes). The name came to Greenland during the 1860s with Qillarsuaq's migration from Arctic Canada. Qillarsuaq's sister's son was named Meqqusaaq. In different Greenlandic legends a Meqqusaalik or Meqqisaalik is often the main or minor character. In the legend of Qujaavaarsuk a meqqusaalik is a creature wearing nothing but birdskin garments that a shaman can meet, and when you tear it apart, you acquire the powers of traveling underground (kivingaaq). In another legend, a man named Meqqusaalik, meets an umiaq travelling to Akilineq (Canada). When it begins to storm, they dive under the water and continue their journey. Other names for rock: Ujarak (stone), Suikkaq (stone (also: compact, solid, healthy)). For garments: Kapitak (kayak jacket of sealskin), Tuilik (kayak jacket of sealskin), Kapiseq & Kapitseq (rain coat made of intestines), Qulitsaq (atigeq, a man's skin overcoat of caribou skin with the hairs inward).
	Mequ	♀		N		Meĸo
	Miggili		♂		Mikkel	Miggile
	Mii	♀			Mine	Mê
	Miiannguaq	♀		W		Mîánguaĸ
	Miiaq	♀	♂			Mîaĸ
	Miiku	♀			Mikol	Mîko
	Miikuuli	♀			Mikol	Mîkûle
	Miila	♀				Mîla
	Miilla	♀			Mehrab	Mîtdla
	Miilooraq		♂			Mîlôraĸ
	Miilu		♂	W		Mîlo
	Miimi	♀			Mimi	Mîme
	Miina	♀			Mina / Mine	Mîna
	Miiti	♀			Mette	Mîte
	Miiuk		♂	N		Mîuk
	Mika		♂		Mikael	Mika
	Mikaali		♂		Mikael	Mikâle
	Mikaalli		♂		Mikael	Mikaitdle
	Mikertik	♀		E		Mikertik
	Miki	♀	♂	W		Mike
	Mikiarsi		♂		Mikias	Mikiarse
	Mikileraq	♀		E		Mikileraĸ
	Mikili		♂		Mikkel	Mikile
	Mikisoq	♀	♂	W		Mikissoĸ
	Mikisorajik		♂	S		Mikissorajik
	Mikissuk	♀	♂	N		Mikivssuk
	Mikisuluk		♂	W		Mikissuluk
	Mikka		♂		Mikael	Míka
	Mikkiki		♂	E		Míkike
	Mikkili		♂		Mikkel	Míkile
	Milatteeq	♀	♂	E		Milagtêĸ
	Miliisa	♀			Melisa	Milîsa
	Milinnguaq		♂	W		Milínguaĸ
▸	Milliaq		♂			Migdliaĸ
	Umbilical cord.
	Milortuaraq		♂	W		Milortuaraĸ
	Minaat		♂			Minaut
	Minagu		♂	W		Minago
	Minannguaq		♂	W		Minánguaĸ
	Mineq	♀	♂	W		Mineĸ
▸	Minik	♀	♂	N		Minik
	Samuel Kleinschmidt defines the word minik in his Greenlandic dictionary (Den grønlandske ordbog fra 1871 p. 211), that minik is "1) Blubber, which has become a viscous glue-like substance (of which a thin layer has been exposed to the action of the air, fex. outside, or on the rim of, a blubber vessel); 2) earwax.)" According to Jonathan Petersen’s ’ordbogêraĸ’ from 1951 p. 101 the word minik means ’hardened layer of fat’. Kleinschmidt's next entry is: 'minippaa or minitserpaa, pastes the seams of the boat with minik.' The name Minik might derive from these definitions. A significant portion of Greenlandic names have their origin from the daily life, some of them dealing with the household and its tools, as well as hunting life and its equipment. Minik might belong to this category, however a mainstream interpretation is Kleinscmidt's no. 2 definition. Due to cooing with babies and constant use, consonants often weaken. A good example is the girls' name Natuk, which is believed to be a babbling form of inequnartoq (cute and sweet), with the following process: unoqunartoq -> uukunattuk -> nattuk -> natuk). Thus mineq can become minik. The name is short and easy to pronounce, and this might be the reason why it is so popular. Also the fact that several books were published about the controversy concerning the boy Minik, who in 1897 was brought with his family to New York by Robert E. Peary, might have had an impact on the popularity of the name. According to statistics, only a handful of people (10 persons) bore the name Minik in the 50s, 60s and the 70s. But after the books were published, there was a marked increase of boys being named Minik, 57 persons in the 80s and 84 persons during the 90s. Number of name bearers: Minik 152 (72 in DK), totalling 224, of which only 4 were girls. Taamatuttaaq Samuel Kleinschmidtip ordbogiani Den grønlandske ordbog-imi 1871-imi saqqummersumi q. 211-mi ima nassuiarneqarsimavoq: orsoq, mattutsissimasoq nipoqqutalluni (qaava ilaatigut silaannaap sunniineranik qalippersimasartoq, soorlu qulliup ukkusissap qaavani sinaaniluunniit).
	Minikka	♀				Miníka
	Minissuaq		♂	W		Minigssuaĸ
	Minneq	♀	♂			Mingneĸ
	Misu	♀				Miso
	Miteq		♂	N  W		Miteĸ
	Miteraq	♀		W		Miteraĸ
	Mitsikka	♀		E		Mitsíka
	Mitti	♀			Mette	Míte
	Mittivarniannga		♂	E		Mítivarniánga
	Miunngi		♂	N		Miúnge
	Moorsasi		♂		Moses	Môrsase
	Moorsisi		♂		Moses	Môrsise
	Moorta		♂		Morten / Morthen	Môrta
	Moortat		♂		Morten / Morthen	Môrtat
	Moortenni		♂		Morten / Morthen	Môrténe
	Morsinni		♂		Mossin	Môrsíne
	Motzfeldti		♂		Motzfeldt	Motzfeldte
	Mukki		♂			Múke
	Muku		♂			Muko
	Mukusunnguaq	♀	♂			Mukusúnguaĸ
	Munu	♀				Muno
	Musaasaq	♀		W		Mussaussaĸ
	Mutsi	♀	♂		Motzfeldt	Mutse / Múte
	Mutti		♂			Mutse
	Muukkaaq	♀		E		Mũkâĸ
	Muuna	♀			Mona	Mûna
	Myrna	♀			Myrna
	Naaja	♀		W		Nauja
	Naajannguaq	♀		W		Naujánguaĸ
	Naajarlak	♀		N		Naujardlak
	Naajarluk	♀		W		Naujardluk
	Naala	♀				Nâla
	Naalik		♂	W		Nâlik
	Naalu	♀	♂			Nâlo
	Naaluk	♀				Nâluk
	Naalungiarsuk	♀	♂			Nâlungiarssuk
	Naammak	♀		S		Nãmak
	Naammatteq	♀		E		Nãmagteĸ
	Naanngaanaaq		♂	E		Nãngânâĸ
	Naanngu	♀	♂			Nãngo
▸	Naasoq	♀		W		Naussoĸ
	Plant. Generic name.
▸	Naasu	♀				Nausso
	Short form of Naasoq (Plant. Literally: 'the Growing One)
▸	Naasunnguaq	♀		W		Naussúnguaĸ
	Sweet little flower. Number of name bearers: 75. Naussúnguaκ 22.
	Naata		♂		Nathan	Nâta
	Naatat		♂		Nathan	Nâtat
	Naatsoq	♀	♂	W		Naitsoĸ
	Naattaaq	♀	♂	E		Nãtâĸ
	Naimanngitsoq		♂	N		Naimángitsoĸ
▸	Naja	♀		W		Naja
	Naja is originally a Greenlandic kinship term which means 'a younger sister to a boy.' In most Inuit dialects it bears the same meaning, whilst in Yupik it is also a designation for a 'unmarried girl, virgin'. Naja is one of the most common names in Greenland. According to the database of the Name Research Section, 2201 girls in both Denmark and Greenland bear the name Naja, of which 533 of these reside in Greenland. This shows that the name is significantly more represented in Denmark. That the name is popular in Denmark is due to the fact that a famous Danish poet, B.S. Ingemann, published a novel in 1852 with the title: "Kunnuk and Naja" ("The Greenlanders"). After the novel was published, Naja became a popular name in Denmark and is still a popular name until this day, especially after the 1980s. According to Statistics Greenland's newest publication on most popular names in Greenland (2004) Naja is the most popular girls name in Greenland followed by Paninnguaq (Sweet Little Daughter). Naja also have several very popular variants: Najannguaq (dear N.), Najaaraq (little N.) and Najattaaq (new younger sister) etc. Number of name bearers: Naja 533. (In Denmark 1668)
▸	Najaaja	♀				Najâja
	Kinship term. From Naja (a boys younger sister) with the affix used for and by children: -aaja. Najaaja has been approved as a personal names in recent times. Names and designations with the affix above are common in Greenlandic names, Aja (aunt) is often called Ajaaja by smaller children. For Northern Greenlanders it is also common to call Aanaa (grandmother) and Aataa (grandfather) for Aanaajaa and Aataajaa. The affix alone is also used as a name: Aaja. Other names with this affix are: Tikaajaat, Tipaaja, Iaajannguaq, Kaatsiaaja and Aviaaja.
	Najaaka	♀				Najâka
	Najaana	♀				Najauna
	Najaaqqa	♀				Najârĸa
	Najaaraq	♀		W		Najâraĸ
	Najaati	♀				Najaute
	Najakkuluk	♀		W		Najákuluk
	Najannguaq	♀		W		Najánguaĸ
	Najassi	♀				Najagsse
	Najattaa	♀				Najagtâ
	Najattaajaraq	♀				Najagtâjaraĸ
	Najattaannguaq	♀		W		Najagtãnguaĸ
	Najattaaq	♀		W		Najagtâĸ
	Najattaava	♀				Najagtâva
	Nakataq		♂	E		Nakataĸ
▸	Nakatsileq	♀		E		Nakatsileĸ
	same stem as 'nakataq - object set up for throwing stones at' and 'gun sight' (Thule) as well as: 'nakatseraa: marks a meat cache' (to ease direction from a distance). Possibly a name conferred upon a bearer (through magic) in order for the individual to be a good marksman.
▸	Nakatsili	♀		E		Nakatsile
	see Nakatsileq
	Nakinngi		♂	E		Nakínge
	Nakinngitsoq	♀		S		Nakíngitsoĸ
	Nakivat	♀	♂	E		Nakivat
	Nalaak		♂	W		Nalâk
	Naleraq		♂	W		Naleraĸ
	Nalikkatsiaq	♀		N		Nalíkatsiaĸ
	Nallissaq		♂	W		Nagdligssaĸ
	Naloqqat	♀		S		Nalorĸat
	Nammiaq		♂	W		Nangmiaĸ
	Nanna	♀			Nanna
	Nannavina	♀		W		Nánavina
	Nannga	♀				Nánga
	Nanngajak		♂	E		Nángajak
	Nanoq		♂			Nanoĸ
	Nanu		♂			Nano
	Nanuaraq		♂			Nanuaraĸ
	Napa	♀	♂	E		Napa
	Napaaq		♂	W		Napâĸ
▸	Napaartoq	♀	♂	W		Napârtoĸ
	‘Standing upright.’ Name of tree: Greenland mountain ash. (Latin: Sorbus Groenlandica). In the Canadian and Alaskan Inuit dialects napaartoq is a generic term for tree. Number of name bearers: Napaartoq 12. Napârtoĸ 5.
▸	Napaatsiaq		♂			Napãtsiaĸ
	‘Handsome tree’, from the Greenlandic name for the tree Greenland mountain ash (Sorbus Groenlandica) which grows in Southern Greenland. In the Canadian and Alaskan Inuit dialects napaartoq is a general term for tree.
	Napaattooq		♂	E		Napãtôĸ
	Nappajakuttak	♀		E		Nápajakútak
	Nappartuku		♂	E		Nápartuko
	Napu	♀		W		Napo
	Naqiikka	♀		E		Naĸĩka
	Naqiit	♀		S		Naĸît
	Naqqoq		♂	W		Narĸoĸ
	Narsarmiutaq		♂			Narssarmiutaĸ
	Narsingaleq	♀		S		Narsingaleĸ
	Narsinngattak	♀	♂	E		Narsíngátak
	Naruana		♂	W		Naruvana
	Nasaanna	♀		W		Nasáuna
	Nasaasaq	♀	♂	SW		Nasaussaĸ
	Nasaatsorluarsuk		♂	N		Nasaitsordluarssuk
	Nasaq		♂	W		Nasaĸ
	Nassaannguaq		♂	N		Navssãnguaĸ
	Nassaapaluk		♂	N		Navssâpaluk
	Nassaaq		♂	N		Navssâĸ
	Nassaarsuaq		♂	N		Navssârssuaĸ
	Nassiaq	♀		W		Nássiaĸ
	Nassinaaq	♀		E		Nássinâĸ
	Nassuaq	♀		S		Nássuaĸ
	Nassuina	♀		S		Nássuina
	Nasugaq	♀		S		Nasugaĸ
	Nata	♀	♂			Nata
	Nataanajali		♂		Natanael	Natânajale
	Nataania		♂		Nathaniel	Natânia
	Nataaniali		♂		Nathaniel	Natâniale
	Nataanialik		♂		Nathaniel	Natânialik
	Nataaq	♀	♂	SW		Natâĸ
	Natsi		♂	E		Natse
	Nattaraq	♀		S		Nagtaraĸ
	Nattoralik		♂	W		Nagtoralik
▸	Natuk	♀		N  W		Natuk
	A hypocoristic name. Natuk is a hypocoristic name which has been shortened and simplified through babbling with a baby, which is a very common custom in Greenland. The name possibly derived from the word inequnartoq (sweet/cute). The babbling forms of inequnartoq are: 'unukunattuk', 'oqunattuk', 'ukunattuk', 'uukunattuk' etc., since simplified to 'nattuk'. This form again has been simplified into natuk through constant use. The name might also be a simplified form of the old name Arnatuk (which again stems from the mythological concept re. soul or name wandering arnattoq (of arnappoq: seeks a mother“, i.e. a soul being born into different shapes and animals before crawling into the womb of a woman to be born again and re-claim his name.) Natuk often earlier was s written with a ‘d’ (Naduk). This dates back to the time when the Americans recorded names in the Thule region. The Personal Names Committee recommends that the principles of the Greenlandic writing systems be followed in regards to Greenlandic names, i.e.: Natuk. Natuk siornatigut d -erlugu allanneqartarpoq (Naduk), tamanna Amerikamiut nalaannit pisuuvoq. Inuit Aqqinik Akuersisartut innersuutigaat kalaallit aqqi allattaatsit atorneqartut malittarisaat malillugit allanneqartassasut.
	Naujarlak	♀		N		Naujardlak
	Naujarluk	♀		W		Naujardluk
	Nava	♀				Nava
▸	Navagiaq		♂	W		Navagiaĸ
	"The One Who Travelled from Place to Place." The stem nava- is ancient and has to do with 'exchange', 'moving from place to place', whilst the ending -giaq suggests the meaning 'travel' or 'is out'. The legend of Navagiaq, which is the source of the name, is a so-called transmigrational myth where the main character dies, but travels from animal to animal as a spirit until it is finally caught and takes its abode inside a woman and become born among the human beings, and is named Navagiaq because of this process. The girls' name Navarana also contain the same meanings (see under the name). Variants or cognates of the name Navagiaq can be encountered in other Greenlandic legends in names such as Navak and Navalik. The name Navagiaq and the variant Navaluk are also names known and used among Iñupiat in Alaska. Also see: Thalbitzer, W. 1914: The Ammasalik Eskimo, I, Meddr Grønland 39(5): 272 - 274. Birgitte Sonne's database on myths and legends: http://tors.ku.dk/biblioteker/eskimologi/datasamlinger/sonnesbase/
	Navana	♀				Navana
▸	Navarana	♀		N S		Navarana
	"The One That Alternates Between Different Parties". From the Proto-Eskimo: naverar-, which in Yupik has evolved into meaning 'to exchange', 'to trade' or 'to borrow', ending with the names suffix -na. The stem might be related to 'niruver-' (niuver-), which in Greenlandic has evolved into meaning 'to trade'. Navarana is the main character in a legend which is known among most Inuit tribes, the name depicts an activity where a person alternated between two different tribes and ended up creating disunity. In Greenland it was a woman between the Norsemen and the Greenlanders, in other Inuit tribes it was an activity between Inuit and Indians. The name has developed different variants throughout time, such as Avranna or Aijanna in Inuvialuit and Inuinnaqtun, where the main character was a male, among Inuit in Labrador it was an Indian woman named Javraganak. The stem nava- is also used as a name in the legend of Navagiaq, where N. travels from animal to animal as a soul and ends up crawling into a woman and become born again among humans. The ending -giaq suggests the meaning 'travel' or 'be out'. In Iñupiaq, the shore bird 'Least Sandpiper (Calidris minutilla)' is in some places known as navaluġauraq, perhaps due to its flying back and forth by the shore. Number of name bearers: Navarana 65 (in Grl.). 18 (in DK).
▸	Navaranaaq	♀		W		Navaranâĸ
	see under Navarana
▸	Navarapaluk	♀		N		Navarapaluk
	'Sweet little Navarat.' Navarat is a short form of Navarana, see under Navarana. Mythological name.
▸	Navarat	♀		N		Navarat
	Short form of Navarana. See under Navarana.
	Navaruna	♀				Navaruna
	Naviaaja	♀		W		Naviâja
	Naviaq		♂	W		Naviaĸ
	Neqi		♂	N		Neĸe
	Neriusaaq	♀				Neriussâĸ
▸	Neruana		♂	W		Neruana
	The name comes from the ancient word 'neruak' which means 'to choose.' The ending -na is a so-called names affix. The word also has the same stem as : 'neruuppoq' which means: 'dedicates/gives of oneself', 'submits one to acquire it', (ordbogêrak' 1967, p. 123), also the stem 'neruut(i)' which means 'give permission to take', 'offer assistance'. (Comparative Eskimo Dictionary, 1994, p. 231.) The word may also be linked to : 'neriuppoq' (hopes) and 'neriugineqarpoq' (has good expectations to). Neruana was first registered as a name in Northern Greenland in 1799 as: 'Neroenna.' In Nunavut, Arctic Canada, 'niruartaujuq' means 'to be elected' (to an official post or function).
	Ngaanga	♀				Ngânga
	Ngannga	♀		W
	Ngiinga		♂	W		Ngînga
	Nguaq	♀				Nguaĸ
	Nguju	♀	♂			Ngujo
	Nguujuk	♀	♂			Ngûjuk
	Nialiannguaq	♀		N		Nialiánguaĸ
	Niattaaq	♀		E		Niagtâĸ
	Nigaq	♀		W		Nigaĸ
	Niia	♀			Nea	Nîa
	Niilsi		♂		Niels	Nîlse
	Niilu		♂		Niels	Nîlo
	Niimia		♂		Nehemias	Nîmia
	Niimiarsi		♂		Nehemias	Nîmiarse
	Niini	♀	♂			Nîne
	Niininnguaq	♀	♂			Nînínguaĸ
	Niinu	♀	♂			Nîno
	Niisa		♂	S		Nîsa
	Niisi		♂		Niels	Nîse
	Niitsa	♀			Neetsa	Nîtsa
	Niiu		♂		Nio	Nîo
	Nikaatiu		♂		Nikatius	Nikâtio
	Nikaatiusi		♂		Nikatius	Nikâtiuse
	Nikisa	♀			Nekisa	Nikisa
	Nikki		♂	E		Níke
	Nikku	♀	♂		Nikoline/Nikolaj	Níko
	Nikkulaat		♂		Nikolaj	Níkulât
	Nikkuliina	♀			Nikoline	Níkolîna
	Nikkuliinnguaq	♀			Nikoline	Níkulinguaĸ
	Nikkuliit	♀			Nikoline	Níkulît
	Nikkutiimusi		♂		Nikodemus	Níkutîmuse
	Nikutiimusi		♂		Nicodemus	Nikutîmuse
	Nimeq		♂	S		Nimeĸ
	Ningaaluk		♂	S		Ningâluk
	Ningaavat		♂	E		Ningâvat
	Ningia		♂	W		Ningia
	Ningioq	♀		N		Ningioĸ
	Ningiu	♀		W		Ningio
	Ninngut		♂	S		Níngut
	Ninni	♀		W		Níne
	Ninu		♂		Nino
	Nipinnguaq	♀		W		Nipínguaĸ
	Nissik		♂		Niels	Nísik
	Nittaalannguaq		♂			Nivtailánguaĸ
	Niumak		♂	W		Niumak
	Nivi	♀		W		Nive
	Niviaaja	♀				Niviâja
	Niviaaluk	♀		W		Niviâluk
	Niviaana	♀
▸	Niviana	♀		W		Niviana
	The name Niviana is derived from the following name: Niviaq (Nivia? in old orthography), Girls name. Niviaq is an abbreviation from the word for girl: niviarsiaq. Niviaq possibly means 'The One Procreated as a Girl.' Niviaq is often further abbreviated into Nivi. In the list of recorded Greenlandic names published in 2007, 14 other names with the same stem appears, i.e.: Niviaaluk (little girl (hypocorstic form)), Niviarsiaraq (little girl), Niviatsiaq (graceful, beautiful girl), Nivinnguaq (dear girl), Nivikka etc.. Other forms equipped with traditional name endings (-na, -sina og -kkana) with the stem nivi: Niviana, Niviarsina and Nivikkana.
▸	Niviaq	♀		W		Niviaĸ
	Niviaq is a short form of the word for girl: niviarsiaq. A possible meaning is 'procreated as a girl.' In the list of recorded Greenlandic names published in 2007 other names with the same stem appears: Niviaaluk (little girl (hypocorstic form)), Niviarsiaraq (little girl), Niviatsiaq (graceful, beautiful girl), Nivinnguaq (dear girl). Other forms equipped with traditional name endings (-na, -sina og -kkana) with the stem nivi: Niviana, Niviarsina and Nivikkana.
▸	Niviarsiaq	♀		N		Niviarsiaĸ
	'Young woman or girl, maiden, girl of marriageable age'. From Niviaq (girl) + -siaq (acquired as). Abbreviations: Nivi, Niviaq. Nivikka. The stem 'nivi' holds these meanings: 'cling to', 'adhere' (perhaps from a girl refusing to leave mothers side). In Greenlandic the word 'niviorpoq' also means 'linger around’, ‘hover' (ordbogêrak' 1951, p. 122). In the online Canadian Inuit dictionary (www.asuilaak.ca) the word 'niviurpuq' means: 'worry about, wants to remain close to by affection (1) a mother about her sick child (2) a bird remaining close to its nest'. In Jean Brigg’s 'Never in Anger', a study about social relationships among Inuit in Canada, the word ‘niviuq’ is explained as meaning ‘to wish or to arouse the wish to kiss or touch one another affectionately’ (1970:376). The designation of a young girl in Kivalliq (Qamanittuaq – Baker Lake) is: 'niviakkaq'. In the Greenlandic names register there are 14 variations of names with the stem nivi: Niviarsiaraq (little girl), Niviaaluk (little G. (affectionately)), Niviatsiaq (beautiful G.), Nivinnguaq (sweet G.). Other forms with traditional names endings are: Niviana, Niviarsina and Nivikkana. The endings for names being -na, -sina and -kkana. Niviarsiaq earlier also was a designation for a nurse (present term: peqqissaasoq).
	Niviarsiaraq	♀		W		Niviarsiaraĸ
	Niviarsina	♀		W		Niviarsina
	Niviatsiaq	♀				Niviatsiaĸ
▸	Nivikka	♀		N  W		Nivíka
	Nivikka is possibly a compound of 2 short forms of both the word for girl: niviarsiaq (nivi) and the name ending –kkana (Nivikkana): Nivikka. In the 2007 Greenlandic names list other names with the same stem appears: Niviaaluk (little girl (hypocorstic form)), Niviarsiaraq (little girl), Niviatsiaq (graceful, beautiful girl), Nivinnguaq (dear girl) and Niviaq (fashioned as a girl?). Other forms equipped with traditional name endings (-na, -sina og -kkana) with the stem nivi: Niviana, Niviarsina and Nivikkana.
	Nivikkana	♀		N		Nivíkana
	Nivikkannguaq	♀		N		Nivikánguaĸ
	Nivikkuluk	♀				Nivíkuluk
	Nivineq		♂	S		Nivineĸ
	Nivinnguaq	♀				Nivínguaĸ
	Norlu	♀		W		Nordlo
	Normanni		♂		Nåman	Normáne
	Norsaq		♂	W		Norssaĸ
	Nortsakajik		♂	E		Nortsakajik
	Nortu	♀	♂	E		Norto
	Nortujuk		♂	E		Nortujuk
	Nua		♂		Noa / Noah	Nua
▸	Nuiana	♀		W		Nuiana
	Possibly derived from the stem 'nuiaq' (cloud) with the name suffix -na at the end. Even though Alf Berthelsen, medical doctor and name researcher, wrote in his comprehensive article re. Greenlandic names (Navngivning i Grønland, Meddelelser om Grønland nr. 56, 1918, p. 283) that an astonishingly few Greenlandic names originated from the everyday trade and industry, it is possible that the stem 'nui-' from sewing and basket making activities could have been used as a source for this name.
	Nuila	♀				Nuila
	Nuilaq	♀		W		Nuilaĸ
	Nujakina	♀		W		Nujakina
	Nujaliannguaq	♀		N		Nujaliánguaĸ
	Nujaliaq	♀		N		Nujaliaĸ
	Nujalik	♀		N		Nujalik
	Nujalina	♀		W		Nujalina
	Nujappik		♂	E		Nujagpik
	Nujartina	♀				Nujartina
	Nujukkaq		♂	W		Nujugkaĸ
▸	Nuka	♀	♂	W		Nuka
	Kinship term Nuka means a sisters younger sister or a brothers younger brother. The name Nuka is widespread (as of 01.01 2005 899 persons in the Danish realm bore the name Nuka, of which 694 were living in Greenland). It is very common to combine the name with another Greenlandic or Danish name, i.e.: Nuka Aqqalu (Aqqalu means younger brother to an older sister), Nuka Marie, Nuka Peter, Nuka Anders, Nuka Pavia etc. A total of 86 persons bore names combined with another name. Also approx. 25 variants of the name Nuka with varying endings (chiefly bearing the meaning small, sweet N., etc.) are listed in the approved names list. Number of name bearers: Nuka 694.
▸	Nukaaka	♀	♂	W		Nukâka
	from the name Nuka, which means 'younger sister or brother'. The form Nukaaka is a babbling name which is a widespread category in Greenlandic names, that is names which small siblings use among one another, or adults use in cooing with toddlers. These forms have since evolved into regular personal names. In the approved names list, other types of names with the same ending as Nukaaka appears, names such as Atsaaka (of atsa: paternal aunt) or Akkaaka (of akka: fathers brother) and Najaaka (of naja: older brothers younger sister) and Kaaka (probably deriving from Nukaaka, with the first syllable omitted, a common occurence in Greenlandic names) and finally from a original European name which have been adapted into Greenlandic, the name Juaaka (probably from Johan (Grl.: Juaat)). The names Aka and Kaka are babbling forms of Nuka. The name Nuka is widespread (as of 01.01 2005 899 persons in the Danish realm bore the name Nuka, of which 694 were living in Greenland). It is therefore very common to combine the name with another Greenlandic or Danish name, i.e.: Nuka Aqqalu (Aqqalu means younger brother to an older sister), Nuka Marie, Nuka Peter, Nuka Anders, Nuka Pavia etc. A total of 86 persons bore names combined with another name. Also approx. 25 variants of the name Nuka with varying endings (chiefly bearing the meaning small, sweet N., etc.) are listed in the approved names list. Nukaaka is a contraction of the babbling form Nuka Nuka or Nuka Aka, hence the correct meaning would be ’my littlesister/brother who is named/called Aka or Nuka’. Another contracted form is Nukanu, with the last syllable omitted. The name Nukaaka became mainstream as a formal name after the introduction of Home Rule. The first persons who were baptized Nukaaka were registrered in the 80s. Nukâka in the old orthography were first registered in the 70s. However, this doesn't mean that the name wasn't used informally or as a nick name prior to this period. Number of name bearers: Nukaaka is primarily used as a girls name, a total of 48 persons bore the name, of which 44 were women. 4 men use the name as a first name, in comparison 27 women use Nukaaka as a first name. Under 4 persons are registered with the name Nukâka. Kinship term.
	Nukaaluk	♀	♂			Nukâluk
	Nukaana	♀				Nukauna
	Nukaaneq	♀	♂			Nukauneĸ
	Nukaarannguaq	♀	♂	W		Nukâránguaĸ
	Nukaaraq	♀	♂	W		Nukâraĸ
	Nukaati	♀	♂			Nukaute
	Nukaatsa		♂	W		Nukâtsa
	Nukakkuluk	♀	♂			Nukákuluk
	Nukalaat	♀		E		Nukalât
	Nukalloq	♀		W		Nukagdloĸ
	Nukannguaq	♀	♂	W		Nukánguaĸ
	Nukanu	♀	♂			Nukano
	Nukanunnguaq	♀	♂	W		Nukanúnguaĸ
	Nukappi		♂	W		Nukagpe
	Nukappiaaluk		♂	W		Nukagpiâluk
	Nukappiannguaq		♂	N  W		Nukagpiánguaĸ
	Nukappiaq		♂	W		Nukagpiaĸ
	Nukappiarannguaq		♂			Nukagpiaránguaĸ
	Nukappiaraq		♂	W		Nukagpiaraĸ
	Nukappik		♂	E		Nukagpik
	Nukarlana	♀		W		Nukardlana
	Nukarleq	♀	♂	W		Nukardleĸ
	Nukarliaq	♀	♂	W		Nukardliaĸ
	Nukarpa		♂	S		Nukarpa
	Nukarta		♂	W		Nukarta
	Nukartaa	♀	♂	W		Nukartâ
	Nukartaaq	♀	♂	W		Nukartâĸ
	Nukartaavarannguaq	♀	♂			Nukartâvaránguaĸ
	Nukata	♀	♂			Nukata
	Nukatsaaq	♀	♂	W		Nukatsâĸ
	Nukatsiaq	♀	♂			Nukatsiaĸ
	Nukatuaq		♂			Nukatuaĸ
	Nukavik	♀	♂			Nukavik
	Nukik		♂	W		Nukik
	Nukki		♂	W		Núke
	Nukkiaq	♀	♂			Núkiaĸ
	Nuku	♀	♂			Nuko
	Nukuna	♀	♂			Nukuna
	Nuliakkaaq	♀				Nuliákâĸ
	Nuliarpak	♀	♂	E		Nuliarpak
	Nunak	♀		E		Nunak
	Nungu	♀	♂	W		Nungo
	Nungunu	♀		W		Nunguno
	Nunngaq		♂	W		Núnguaĸ
	Nunni	♀	♂	W		Núne
	Nunnu	♀	♂	W		Núno
	Nunnunnguaq	♀	♂			Núnúnguaκ
	Nusaasaq	♀		W		Nusaussaĸ
	Nusukkalivat		♂	E		Nusugkalivat
	Nutaannguaq	♀				Nutãnguaĸ
	Nutaaq	♀				Nutâĸ
	Nutaqqak	♀		E		Nutarĸak
	Nuua		♂		Noa / Noah	Nûa
	Nuuku	♀	♂	ES		Nûko
	Nuuna	♀				Nûna
	Nuunaaq	♀	♂			Nûnâĸ
	Nuungajuk		♂	W		Nûngajuk
	Nuuni	♀				Nûne
	Nuunngu		♂			Nũngo
	Nuunni	♀				Nũne
	Nuunnooq	♀		E		Nũnôĸ
	Nuunnu	♀	♂			Nũno
	Nuunnunngii	♀		E		Nũnúngî
	Nuunoq	♀				Nûnoĸ
	Nuunu	♀	♂	W		Nûno
	Nuunuja	♀				Nûnuja
	Nuunukkuluk	♀	♂			Nûnúkuluk
	Nuunuku	♀	♂			Nûnuko
	Nuunutsiaq		♂			Nûnutsiaĸ
	Nuunuuta	♀	♂	W		Nûnûta
	Nuunuutaa	♀	♂	E		Nûnûtâ
	Nuusa	♀				Nûsa
	Nuutaq		♂	N		Nûtaĸ
	Nuutsi		♂			Nûtse
	Nuuttaq		♂	N		Nûgtaĸ
	Ooqi		♂	W		Ôĸe
▸	Ooquna	♀	♂			Ôĸuna
	a babbling form of the word 'inequnaq' (sweet or cute). Oquna, Uno (short form), Unuuti (my sweet), Unuuna (the sweet one), Inequ (short form), Inequnaaluk (rather sweet), Inequnaaraq (little sweet).
	Oorsi	♀		E		Ôrse
	Oqaitlaq		♂	N		Oĸaitdlaĸ
	Oqajaq		♂	W		Oĸajaĸ
	Oqalikaq		♂	W		Oĸalikaĸ
	Oqersernaalaq	♀		E		Oĸersernaulaĸ
	Oqersuaq		♂	N		Oĸerssuaĸ
	Oqi		♂	W		Oĸe
	Oqila		♂	W		Oĸila
	Oqilaatsoq		♂	W		Oĸilaitsoĸ
	Oqina		♂	W		Oĸina
	Oqitsoq	♀		W		Oĸitsoĸ
	Oqooqummaaq	♀	♂	E		Oĸôrĸúmâĸ
	Oqqapia	♀	♂	E W		Orĸapia
	Oqqisaat	♀		E		Orĸissaut
▸	Oquna		♂			Oĸuna
	a babbling form of the word 'inequnaq' (sweet or cute). Variants: Ooquna, Uno (short form), Unuuti (my sweet), Unuuna (the sweet one), Inequ (short form), Inequnaaluk (rather sweet), Inequnaaraq (little sweet). Hypocoristic name.
	Orfik		♂	N		Orfik
	Orliina	♀	♂	W		Ordlîna
	Orlinnguaq		♂	W		Ordlínguaĸ
	Orpa	♀		S		Orpa
	Orsiaq	♀		S		Orsiaĸ
	Orsiina	♀		S		Orssîna
	Ortu		♂		Otto	Orto
	Ortusi		♂		Otto	Ortuse
	Orunnguaq	♀		S		Orúnguaĸ
	Oruusiit	♀			Rosine	Orûsît
	Ottonnguaq		♂		Otto
	Paajari (Bajare)		♂	E		Pâjare (Bajare)
	Paajivartik	♀		E		Pâjivartik
	Paajoq	♀		S		Pâjoĸ
	Paajuk		♂	W		Pâjuk
	Paakkannak		♂	E		Pãkának
	Paaliit	♀			Pauline	Pâlît
	Paalu		♂	W	Paulus / Poul / Paul	Pâlo
	Paaluk		♂	E		Pâluk
	Paalusi		♂		Paulus	Pâluse
	Paana	♀				Pâna
▸	Paannaaq	♀		W		Pângnâĸ
	North Greenlandic name for broad-leaved willow herb (Chamaenerion latifolium). Common names: Dwarf fireweed, alpine fireweed & French willow. Greenland's national flower, otherwise known as Niviarsiaq (Maiden). The word probably stems from the Proto-Eskimo 'pangerun + nar': paatingasut those which resemble kayak paddles. (Fortescue et. al. 1994:250+143f). Number of name bearers: Paannaaq <4. Pângnâĸ <4.
	Paapi	♀	♂		Baabi	Pâpe
	Paapik	♀		W		Pâpik
	Paara	♀		S		Pâra
▸	Paarma	♀		W		Paorma
	Southern Greenlandic variant of Paarnaq: berry (impetrum nigrum) Number of name bearers: Paarma 12.
▸	Paarnannguaq	♀		W		Paornánguaĸ
	Sweet little berry. (Probably siginifies crowberry, empetrum nigrum.) Number of name bearers: Paarnannguaq 49. Paornánguaĸ 44.
▸	Paarnaq	♀		W		Paornaĸ
	Berry (probably signifies crowberry: empetrum nigrum) Variants: Paarma 5 (South Grl.), Paarngaq. Paorngaq (Central Grl.). Number of name bearers: Paarnaq 19. Paornaĸĸ 6.
	Paartoq		♂	W		Paortoĸ
	Paavia		♂	W	Poul/Paul	Pâvia
	Pajunngua	♀		S		Pajúngua
	Pajunnguaq	♀				Pajúnguaĸ
	Pakatteq		♂	E		Pakáteĸ
	Pakkaatseq	♀		E		Pákaitseĸ
	Pakkak	♀		W		Pákak
	Pakkutaq	♀	♂	W		Pákutaĸ
	Palana	♀		W		Palana
	Palapalaat	♀			Barbara	Palapalât
	Paliitalik		♂		Frederik	Palîtalik
	Paliitsiit		♂		Frederik / Fritz	Palîtsît
	Palikka	♀			Frederikke	Palíka
	Pallannguaq	♀		W		Patdlánguaĸ
▸	Palleq	♀	♂	N  W		Patdleκ
	Name for (dwarf) willow or alder (alnus crispa). Grows in tall shrubs in the interior.
	Pallipaluk	♀	♂	N		Patdlipaluk
	Palloq	♀		N		Patdloĸ
	Pallunnguaq	♀		N		Patdlúnguaĸ
	Palu		♂	W		Palo
	Pamiaq	♀		W		Pamiaĸ
▸	Pamiila	♀				Pamîla
	Part of qajaq. A significant portion of Greenlandic names have their origin from the daily life, som of them dealing with the household and its tools, as well as hunting life and its equipment. Pamiila belongs to this category.
	Paneeraq	♀		W		Panêraĸ
	Panertoq		♂			Panertoĸ
	Pangaalik	♀		E		Pangâlik
	Pani	♀				Pane
	Paniaq	♀		W		Paniaĸ
	Paniaraq	♀				Paniaraĸ
	Paniiti	♀		W		Panîte
	Panik	♀		W		Panik
	Panikkuluk	♀				Paníkuluk
	Paninnguaq	♀		W		Panínguaĸ
	Panippak		♂	N		Panigpak
	Panissaq	♀		W		Panigssaĸ
	Panissuaq	♀		W		Panigssuaĸ
	Panisuaq	♀		W		Panisuaĸ
	Panisuiaq	♀		S		Panisuiaĸ
	Paniukkaq	♀		W		Paniúkaĸ
▸	Paniula	♀				Paniula
	‘Engendered as a daughter’. A variant from Northern Greenland was registered in 1799 as Paniutleq (Paniulleq): ‘Good Daughter’. (Berthelsen 1918:272).
	Pannaa		♂		Barnabas	Pangnâ
	Pannapa		♂		Barnabas	Pangnapa
	Pannaparsi		♂		Barnabas	Pangnaparse
	Panni	♀	♂	E		Pangne
	Pannikajik	♀		E		Pangnikajik
	Panooraq	♀		W		Panôraĸ
	Panoriaq	♀		W		Panoriaĸ
	Panu	♀				Pano
	Panuinnaq	♀		S		Panuínaĸ
	Panuk		♂			Panuk
	Paora	♀			Paula
	Papik		♂			Papik
	Papittalik	♀		S		Papigtalik
	Pappi	♀	♂	E		Pápe
	Paqqi	♀				Parĸe
▸	Paqu		♂			Paĸo
	Hypocoristic name.
	Parapara	♀			Barbara	Parapara
	Parna	♀		S		Parna
	Parnapa		♂		Barnabas	Parnapa
	Parniina	♀		S		Parnîna
▸	Parnuuna	♀		W		Parnûna
	Parnuuna most probably have roots in the word ‘paanngorpoq’ (crawling) and thus originally must have been a hypocoristic (endearment) word for a crawling baby. The name has been registered in old parish registers in a variety of spelllings, according to how they heard the name mentioned, i.e.; “Pernguna” (Nuuk 1743), “Painguna” (Qeqertarsuaq 1778 & 1793), Paurnina (Frederiksdal 1824), “Paorvnguna” (Uummannaq 1883 & 1915). Many originally hypocoristic words used for babies has evolved into personal names over time, names such as:: Aqartina (”the one whom often is sung to”), Avaaq/Avaaraq (”falls backward and hits his head”), Maannguaq (of maarpoq: ”the moaning/wailing one”, i.e. (lovingly): ’the thinskinned little one’), Maqujuk/Maaqujuk (”the one who often moans/wails”), Qiajuk/Qiaajuk (”lachrymose”), Ungaaq (”wails as a baby”, present meaning: ”infant”), Viivi/Vivi of ”viiveeraq” (baby language: ”viiverpoq”: ”sleeps”, but present meaning in Southern Greenlandic: ”baby”) Hypocoristic name. Number of name bearers: Parnuuna 31. Parnûna 28.
	Parsa		♂		Barsilai/Barselaj	Parsa
	Parsalaat		♂		Barsilai/Barselaj	Parsalât
	Parsilaat		♂		Barsilai/Barselaj	Parsilât
	Passi	♀			Batseba	Páse
	Patsi	♀			Batseba	Patse
	Paula	♀			Paula
	Pauliit	♀			Pauline	Paulît
	Paulu		♂		Paulus	Paulo
	Paulusi		♂		Paulus	Pauluse
▸	Pavia		♂			Pavia
	Pavia is a Greenlandic pronounciation of Paul (Poul). Poul Egede, the son of the first missionary Hans Egede, wrote in 1722, that when they went home to eat after having been with the Greenlandic youth, women and children would stand outside and shout "Pauia and Nese. The first was Paul and the other Niels. They couldn't pronounce them otherwise. Pauia was one of their names, and nese was porpoise, nise in Norwegian" (Mads Lidegård: Efterretninger om Grønland, København 1988, p. 19). Until present everyone has assumed that the name Pavia derived from the Greenlandic pronounciation of Paul. Poul Egede refers to a Greenlandic name, and it is probably the name 'Puvia' or 'Pouvia' which is to be found in the myth about Puvia who was abducted by the giant women from the inland (Myter og Sagn fra Grønland, I 1978, s. 237 - 244, a variant of this myth English can be read in English at W. Thalbitzer, 1914: The Ammasalik Eskimo, I, Meddr. Grønland 39(5): 257 - 259.) The name may be derived from 'puiaq' (crop of a ptarmigan), which is also an approved girls and boys name.
	Peerajik	♀		E		Pêrajik
	Peeri		♂		Per	Pêre
	Peernaat	♀	♂			Pêrnât
	Peqila	♀	♂	E		Peĸila
	Peqilaaq		♂	E		Peĸilâĸ
	Peqilaq		♂	E		Peĸilaĸ
	Peqinganeq	♀		S		Peĸinganeĸ
	Peqisorpik	♀		E		Peĸissorpik
	Peqitaq		♂	W		Peĸitaĸ
	Peqittoq		♂	W		Peĸigtoĸ
	Peqqi	♀	♂	E		Perĸe
	Peqqik		♂	W		Perĸik
	Peqqilaaq	♀	♂	E		Perĸilâĸ
	Peqqitsunngualik	♀	♂			Perĸitsúngualik
	Peri		♂	W	Preben	Pere
	Perivik		♂	S		Perivik
	Perraq		♂	W		Perraĸ
	Persileq		♂	W		Persileĸ
	Perti	♀			Birte	Perte
	Pertili		♂		Bertel /Berthel	Pertile
	Pertiliina	♀			Berteline	Pertilîna
	Pertiliit	♀			Berteline	Pertilît
	Pertinaat		♂		Ferdinand	Pertinât
	Piaati	♀			Beate	Piâte
	Piffarik		♂	W		Pivfarik
	Piia	♀			Beate/Pia	Pîa
	Piiaati	♀			Beate	Pîâte
	Piikooraq		♂			Pîkôraĸ
	Piilaajik		♂	E		Pîlâjik
	Piilannaat	♀	♂	E		Pîlangnât
	Piilimuut		♂		Filemon / Philemon	Pilimût
	Piilla	♀			Bilha	Pîtdla
	Piillaat	♀			Priscilla	Pîtdlât
	Piinia		♂		Benjamin	Pînia
	Piiniamiit		♂		Benjamin	Pîniamît
	Piininna	♀			Benigne	Pîningna
	Piinti	♀	♂		Bent / Bendt /Bente	Pĩnte
	Piintitta	♀			Benedikte	Pîntigta
	Piinu	♀	♂			Pîno
	Piipa	♀		E		Pîpa
	Piipaajik	♀		E		Pîpâjik
	Piipi	♀			Bibi /Føbe	Pîpe
	Piipiaat	♀			Bebiane	Pîpiât
	Piisaat		♂	E		Pîsât
	Piisui		♂	E		Pîsue
	Piita		♂		Peter	Pîta
	Piitalaat	♀			Petra	Pîtalât
	Piitannaat	♀	♂	E		Pîtánât
	Piitaq		♂		Peter	Pîtaĸ
	Piitsinngi		♂	E		Pîtsínge
	Piivaat		♂	E		Pîvât
	Pikeera	♀				Pikêra
	Pikinnguaq	♀	♂	W		Pikínguaĸ
	Pikiti	♀			Birgitte / Birgithe	Pikite
	Pikki		♂	E		Píke
	Pikkinaq	♀		E		Píkinaĸ
	Pikkitta	♀			Birgitte / Birgithe	Píkíta
	Pikkuluk	♀	♂			Píkuluk
	Pilaavia	♀			Flavia	Pilâvia
	Pilagaq		♂	W		Pilagaĸ
	Pilangaq	♀		E		Pilangaĸ
	Pilippu		♂		Filip / Phillip	Pilípo
▸	Piloq		♂	N  W		Piloĸ
	Probably a short form of the word pilutaq (leaf). But Inughuit also have a way of saying: "pilugataaraa" which means "handles it with care."
	Piloqutinnguaq	♀		W		Piloĸutínguaĸ
▸	Pilu	♀	♂	W		Pilo
	name for bog bilberry, great bilberry, whortleberry (vaccinium uliginosum). The name Pilu could also be a shortened form of pilutaq (leaf). Variants: Pilunnguaq 91 (dear P.). Pilúnguaĸ 43 (dear P.). Pilutaq 35 (leaf). Pilutaĸ 11 (leaf). Pilutannguaq 9 (dear small leaf). Pilutánguaĸ 4 (dear small leaf). Number of name bearers: Pilu 33. Pilo 11.
▸	Pilunnguaq	♀		W		Pilúnguaĸ
	from Pilu, name for bog bilberry, great bilberry, whortleberry (vaccinium uliginosum). The name Pilu could also be a shortened form of pilutaq (leaf). Here the ending -nnguaq (dear or sweet) is used. Variants: Pilu 33. Pilo 11. Pilutaq 35 (leaf). Pilutaĸ 11 (leaf). Pilutannguaq 9 (dear small leaf). Pilutánguaĸ 4 (dear small leaf). Number of name bearers: Pilunnguaq 91 (dear P.). Pilúnguaĸ 43 (dear P.).
▸	Pilutaq	♀	♂	W		Pilutaĸ
	Varianter: Pilutannguaq 9 (dear little leaf). Pilutánguaĸ 4 (dear little leaf). Pilunnguaq 91. Pilúnguaĸ 43 Number of name bearers: Pilutaq 35. Pilutaĸ 11.
	Pimmak	♀		W		Pímak
	Pinertooq		♂	S		Pinertôĸ
	Pingajuat		♂			Pingajuat
	Pingeq		♂	W		Pingeĸ
	Pingiaq		♂	W		Pingiaĸ
	Piniari	♀		E		Piniare
	Pinili	♀			Pernille	Pinile
	Pininna	♀			Benigne	Piningna
	Pinitiktusi		♂		Benediktus	Pinitiktuse
▸	Pinnaluk	♀		W		Pínaluk
	‘The Pleasing One, ‘the Beautiful One’ and ‘the Companion’, ‘the Friend’. The stem ‘pinnar(naq)-’ originally had two meanings, ‘likeable’ or ‘easy to deal with’ and ‘Beautiful one’. (Fortecsue et al. 1994:262). The ending -luk is common in Greenlandic names (Pipaluk, Inequnaaluk, Aakkuluk, Aqqaluk, Kuluk, Mikisuluk, f.ex.) as a designation for a small person (child) who seems so insignificant, but sweet and irrististible at the same time.
	Pinnernaq		♂	W		Pínernaĸ
	Pinngisaartoq	♀		S		Píngissârtoĸ
	Pinnili	♀			Pernille	Pínile
	Pipa	♀				Pipa
	Pipalu	♀				Pipalo
▸	Pipaluk	♀		N		Pipaluk
	Hypocoristic name. from the stem ’pi-’ (pigisaq: ones possession/property) with the Thule ending '-paluk': ’ones own and dear little possession’. The ending '-paluk' is common in the Thule region, in names such as: Inukitsupaluk (little Inukitsoq), Kaalipaluk (little Karl), Ittupaluk (Little Ittu), Qujanapaluk (the gratifying little one) and Pallipaluk (Little Birch tree). The place name Siorapaluk (Little front/head or small beach). According to the publication from Statistics Greenland: ’Navnestatistik for Grønland 2004', Pipaluk was the most used Greenlandic girls name in the period 2000-2004. Number of name bearers: Pipaluk 136. (If you include the 81 women named Pipaluk in Denmark the number amounts to 217. This is probably due to the fact that the famous polar explorer and author Peter Freuchen named his daughter Pipaluk (1918 -1999)).
	Pippi	♀		W		Pípe
	Piseerajik	♀	♂	E		Pisêrajik
	Piseq	♀		W		Piseĸ
	Pisuguttoq		♂	S		Pisugútoĸ
	Pitaqqinak	♀		E		Pitarĸinak
	Pitsa	♀			Bitha	Pitsa
	Pitsi	♀			Bitten/Petrine	Pitse
	Pitsialik	♀	♂			Pitsialik
	Pittuarnarteq		♂	E		Pivtuarnarteĸ
	Pittui		♂	E		Pítue
	Pitu		♂	W		Pito
	Pituaq	♀	♂	W		Pituaĸ
	Piuaatsoq		♂	N		Piuaitsoĸ
	Pivik	♀	♂			Pivik
	Pivinnguaq	♀	♂			Pivínguaĸ
	Pooq		♂	W		Pôĸ
	Portu		♂			Porto
	Portusooq	♀		W		Portusôĸ
	Pouli		♂		Poul	Poule
	Pripinni		♂		Preben	Pripíne
	Pualakiuk	♀	♂	E		Pualakiuk
	Pualorsuaq		♂	N		Pualorssuaĸ
	Pualu		♂	N		Pualo
	Pualuna		♂	N		Pualuna
	Pualunnguaq		♂	N		Pualúnguaĸ
▸	Pualut		♂	N		Pualut
	'Mittens'. Naming after pieces of clothing was rather common in traditional society: Nasaq (hat), Teqqiaq (cap peak), Manumina (small piece of fur under chin), Kamik (boot) etc. Variants: Pualo (mitt), Pualuna (P. with names suffix -na), Pualunnguaq (sweet little P.).
	Puatta	♀		E		Puáta
	Pueq		♂	W		Pueĸ
	Puia	♀		S		Puia
	Puiaq	♀	♂			Puiaĸ
	Puikkaaqarteq		♂	E		Puíkâĸarteĸ
	Puju		♂	W		Pujo
	Pujunnguaq	♀		S		Pujúnguaĸ
	Pukaq		♂			Pukaĸ
	Pukeq		♂	W		Pukeĸ
	Pukusuk	♀	♂			Pukusuk
	Pula	♀			Bolethe	Pula
	Pulatta	♀			Bolethe	Puláta
▸	Pullaq		♂	N		Putdlaĸ
	'Soul'. From the language of the Toornat (Helper Spirits). Pullaq is another word for 'tarneq': soul. Pullaq means 'bubble' and was believed to contain the soul while still on earth. Number of name bearers: Pullaq 6. Putdlaĸ 7. Putdlaq 22.
	Pununa	♀				Pununa
	Pupik	♀		W		Pupik
	Pusialik		♂	S		Pusialik
	Pusisaq		♂	S		Pusissaĸ
	Putsaannaq		♂	E		Putsáinaĸ
	Putsi	♀	♂	E		Putse
	Puttaajik		♂	E		Pútâjik
	Puua		♂		Boas	Pûa
	Puuarsi		♂		Boas	Pûarse
	Puujuk	♀		S	Boye	Pûjuk
	Puukkaalik	♀		E		Púkâlik
	Puuli	♀			Bodil	Pûle
	Puupi	♀	♂			Pûpe
	Puustuusi		♂		Leopoldus	Pûstûse
	Puuti	♀			Bodil	Pûte
	Puutili	♀			Bodil	Pûtile
	Qaajak	♀		S		K'aujak
	Qaajarnaq		♂	W		K'âjarnaĸ
	Qaajarsuk	♀		S		K'aujarssuk
	Qaajunnguaq	♀				K´âjúnguaĸ
	Qaalluallak		♂	S		K'augdluatdlak
	Qaamaninnguaq		♂	W		K´aumanínguaĸ
	Qaamaq	♀	♂	W		K'aumaĸ
	Qaamasunnguaq		♂			K'aumassúnguaĸ
	Qaamiisaq	♀		S		K'âmîsaĸ
	Qaammaasaq	♀		W		K'áumaissaĸ
	Qaaneq		♂	W		K'âneĸ
	Qaannaq	♀		W		K'áunaĸ
	Qaanngusaq		♂	W		K'áungussaĸ
	Qaaqquk		♂	N		K'aerĸuk
	Qaaqqutsiannguaq		♂	N		K'ârĸutsiánguaĸ
▸	Qaaqqutsiaq		♂	N		K'aerĸutsiaĸ
	The name possibly originates from the word qaaqqusaq, (the summoned one), Qaaqqutsiaq ‘the dear one whom one has summoned (to be among us again)’. Due to ritual name avoidance (taboos in mentioning names in traditional society), family members were weary of mentioning names of their deceased, even when babies were born and named after them, thus alternative forms of address were used such as: Angerla (short form of ‘angerlartoqut' (the one who has returned home), and Utertoq (the returned one), perhaps also Taatsiaq (the fancied mention). These forms of address have evolved into independent names over time. Qaaqqutsiaq possibly belongs to this category. Number of name bearers: Qaaqqutsiaq 6. K'ârκutsiaκ 5. Qârqutsiaq 5.
	Qaaqqutsiarsuaq		♂	N		K'ârĸutsiarssuaĸ
	Qaaraliit	♀			Karoline	K'âralît
	Qaarluttoq		♂	N  W		K'aordlugtoĸ
	Qaarsuluk		♂	W		K'ârssuluk
	Qaartuat	♀		E		K'aortuvat
	Qaarutilik		♂			K'aorutilik
	Qaassuk		♂	W		K'âgssuk
	Qaatak		♂	E		K'âtak
	Qaateq		♂	W		K'âteĸ
	Qaattuattak		♂	E		K'ãtuagtak
	Qaavigannguaq		♂	N		K'âvigánguaĸ
	Qaavigaq	♀	♂	N		K'âvigaĸ
	Qaavigarsuaq		♂	N		K'âvigarssuaĸ
	Qaerngaaq		♂	N		K'aerngâĸ
	Qaerusuk		♂	N		K'aerusuk
	Qajaasaq	♀		W		K'ajaussaĸ
	Qajalik		♂	S		K'ajalik
	Qajannguaq		♂			K´ajánguaκ
	Qajartalik		♂	S		K'ajartalik
	Qajorannguaq		♂	N		K'ajoránguaĸ
	Qajorannguarsuaq		♂	N		K'ajoránguarssuaĸ
	Qajorapaluk		♂	N		K'ajorapaluk
	Qajuerneq		♂	W		K'ajuerneĸ
	Qajuutsiaq	♀		N		K'ajûtsiaĸ
	Qalasersuaq		♂	N		K'alaserssuaĸ
	Qaleraq		♂	W		K'aleraĸ
	Qalipak		♂	S		K'alipak
	Qallu		♂			K'avdlo
	Qamaneq		♂	N		K'amaneĸ
	Qanak	♀		W		K'anak
	Qananngiiuk	♀	♂	E		K´anángîuk
	Qanersu		♂			Kanersso
	Qangatsi		♂	W		K'angatse
▸	Qangiak		♂	W		K'angiak
	Kinship term. Nephew (a mans brothers son). In Nunavik, Canada, same meaning, but also Qangiaq: child (son) of a first cousin. Other in same category: Anngak, her brothers child. Nuaraluaq, ujoruk: sisters child.) Isumaa: Akkap soraluaa, jorngua, erngutaa. Akilinermi Nunavimmi aamma taamatut isumaqariarluni aamma illooqqap angutip meerai taama taaneqartarput.
▸	Qanik		♂			K'anik
	Alaska
	Qannik	♀	♂			K'ánik
	Qaorluttoq		♂	N		K'aordlugtoĸ
	Qapisaq		♂	S		K'apissaĸ
	Qaqaat		♂	W		K'aĸât
	Qaqalitsuk	♀		E		K'aĸalitsuk
	Qaqi		♂	W		K'aĸe
	Qaqqitsinia		♂	E		K'arĸitsinia
	Qarmik		♂	S		K'armik
	Qarsaaq	♀		W		K'arssâĸ
	Qarsoq	♀	♂	S		K'arssoĸ
	Qartuat	♀		E		K'artuvat
	Qasaaq		♂	W		K'assâĸ
	Qasaloq	♀		W		K'asaloĸ
	Qasana		♂	W		K'asana
	Qasapi		♂	W		K'asape
	Qasiaq		♂	W		K'assiaĸ
	Qassimeq		♂	S		K'ássimaĸ
	Qatik		♂	W		K'atik
	Qatsa		♂	E		K'atsa
	Qattaajik	♀		E		K'átâjik
	Qattaaq		♂	W		K'átâĸ
	Qattaarsuk		♂	W		K'átârssuk
	Qattaasaq		♂	W		K'átaussaĸ
	Qattanneq	♀		E		K'ágtangneĸ
	Qavak	♀	♂	S		K'avak
	Qavannguaq		♂	W		K'avánguaĸ
	Qavi		♂	S		K'ave
	Qeerlutooq		♂	S		K'êrdlutôĸ
	Qeqi		♂	E		K'eĸe
	Qeqqeq	♀		S		K'erĸeĸ
	Qeqquaq		♂	W		K'erĸuaĸ
▸	Qernertoq		♂	E		K'ernertoκ
	'the Black One'. Originally a byname established to characterize a distinct attribute of the bearer of the first name. Also see: Aappalittoq, Aappalittuatsiaq (red), Kajoq, Kaju, Kajuaq & Kajuinnaq (brown or brownish), Qaallluallak (shining white), Qasaaq (scoured white), Qasiaq & Singajik (greyish), Qorsuk (yellowish, green).
	Qiajuk	♀		N		K'iajuk
	Qiajunnguaq	♀		N		K'iajúnguaĸ
	Qiimaaraq		♂	W		K'îmâraĸ
	Qiinnianngaaq	♀	♂	E		K'ĩniángâĸ
	Qiipuk		♂	S		K'îpuk
	Qilaappali	♀		E		K´ilaúpale
	Qilaappalik		♂	E		K'ilaúpalik
	Qilagoq		♂	W		K'ilagoĸ
	Qilerneq		♂	N  W		K'ilerneĸ
	Qilertaannalik		♂	E		K'ilertáinalik
	Qilingatsaq		♂	E		K'ilingatsaĸ
	Qilippak		♂	S		K'iligpak
	Qillalaannguaq	♀	♂			K'ivdlalãnguaĸ
	Qillalaaq	♀	♂			K'ivdlalâĸ
	Qillannguaq	♀	♂			K’itdlãnguaĸ
	Qillaq		♂	N		K'itdlaĸ
	Qillarsuaq		♂	N		K'itdlarssuaĸ
	Qilluttooq		♂	N		K'igdlugtôĸ
	Qilluttoq		♂	W		K'igdlugtoĸ
	Qilugoq		♂	W		K'ilugoĸ
	Qimioq		♂	S		K'imioĸ
	Qingajik	♀		S		K'ingajik
	Qini		♂	S		K'ine
	Qinngusaq		♂	S		K'íngussaĸ
	Qiperoq		♂			K'iperoĸ
	Qipinngi	♀	♂			K’ipínge
	Qipisorsuaq		♂	N  W		K'ipissorssuaĸ
	Qipisuna		♂	N  W		K'ipissuna
	Qipuk		♂	S		K'ipuk
	Qissersaaq	♀		W		K'ivssersâĸ
	Qissisaq	♀	♂	W		K'íssissaĸ
	Qissut		♂	N		K'ivssut
	Qisuk		♂	N		K'issuk
	Qisunnguaq		♂	N		K'issúnguaĸ
	Qisussuaq		♂	N		K'issugssuaĸ
	Qiteraq		♂	W		K'iteraĸ
	Qitinnguaq		♂	W		K'itínguaĸ
	Qitornaq	♀				K'itornaĸ
	Qittakiak	♀		E		K'itakiak
	Qittakiaq	♀		E		K'ítakiaĸ
	Qittoora	♀			Gertrud	K'ítôra
	Qittuula	♀			Gertrud	K'ítûla
	Qitu	♀	♂			K'ito
	Qitura	♀			Gertrud	K'itura
	Qivi	♀		W		K'ive
	Qivingalaaq	♀		E		K'ivingalâĸ
▸	Qivioq	♀	♂	W		K'ivioĸ
	Qivioq is the name of down on a birds skin or wooly hair or fleece on an animals skin. It is also the name for fluff or down from plants. Other similar Greenlandic names include: Meqqoq (feather), Meqqunnguaq (dear little feather), Meqqupaluk (dear little feather (Thule dialect)) perhaps also Meqqusaaq (see under this name).
	Qooqa	♀	♂			K'ôĸa
	Qooqqa	♀		W		K'ôrĸa
	Qorsuk		♂	S		K'orsuk
	Quaa	♀				K'uâ
	Quaajeq		♂	W		K'uâjeĸ
	Quajaak		♂	W		K'uajâk
	Quajaq		♂	W		K'uajaĸ
	Quanaq	♀				K’uanaĸ
	Quanna	♀		E		K'uána
	Quannaq		♂	W		K'uánaĸ
	Quaraq		♂	E		K'uaraĸ
	Quatsaatsilik	♀	♂	E		K´uatsâtsilik
	Quiak		♂	W		K'uiak
	Qujaaq		♂			K’ujâĸ, Qujâq
	Qujaaraq	♀		E		K'ujâraĸ
	Qujaavaarsuk		♂	W		K'ujâvârssuk
	Qujagi		♂			K´ujage
	Qujana		♂			K'ujana
	Qujanapaluk		♂	E		K'ujanapaluk
	Qujanaqi	♀	♂	E		K'ujanaĸe
	Qujanarteq		♂	E		K'ujanarteĸ
	Qujanartoq		♂	S		K'ujanartoĸ
	Qujaukitsoq		♂	N		K'ujaukitsoĸ
	Qulaajuk		♂	S		K'ulâjuk
	Qulanngik		♂	S		K'ulángik
	Quleq	♀		W		K'uleĸ
	Quli	♀		N		K'ule
	Quliaaq		♂	W		K'uliâĸ
	Quliik	♀		N  W		K'ulîk
	Qulitsaq		♂	W		K'ulitsaĸ
	Qulliaq		♂	W		K'uvdliaĸ
▸	Quloqutsuk		♂	W		K'uloĸutsuk
	Mythological name. Possibly from Kwakiutl Indian: Quequtsa, which means 'sparrow'. Quloqutsuk was a figure in the myth about Aqissiaq, one of the most known myths next to the myth of Kaassassuk. The myth is believed to be a remnant from the presence of the Tuniit - Dorset people (AD 600-900), since it is only known in Greenland and not among other Inuit tribes. The myth is also composed in the way Indian myths are constructed. Also see the name Qulutaq. Robert Petersen: Aqissiap oqaluttuaani eqqumiiginartut. Ilisimatusarfik 1990.
▸	Qulutak		♂	N		K'ulutak
	Qulutaq means 'snow bunting', a small black and white bird that migrates north in April, (Jonathan Petersen's ordbogêra?, 1967, p. 87). Qulutak might stem from Kwakiutl Indian. See under the name Quloqutsuk. Variants: Qulutaq. Qulutana, Qulutat, Qulutannguaq (sweet little Q), Qulutapaluk (sweet little Q.), Qulutarsuaq (big Q.). All originally from the Thule area.
▸	Qulutana		♂	N		K'ulutana
	Qulutaq means 'snow bunting', a small black and white bird that migrates north in April, (Jonathan Petersen's ordbogêraĸ, 1967, p. 87), the following -na is the traditional names suffix (Qulutana), which indicates it is a personal name. Qulutaq might stem from Kwakiutl Indian. See under the name Quloqutsuk. Variants: Qulutak, Qulutat, Qulutannguaq (sweet little Q), Qulutapaluk (sweet little Q.), Qulutarsuaq (big Q.). All originally from the Thule area. Number of name bearers: Qulutana 8. (Qulutaq 11. K'ulutaĸ 2.)
	Qulutannguaq		♂	N		K'ulutánguaĸ
	Qulutapaluk		♂	N		K'ulutapaluk
▸	Qulutaq		♂	N		K'uluta?
	Qulutaq means 'snow bunting', a small black and white bird that migrates north in April, (Jonathan Petersen's ordbogêra?, 1967, p. 87.) Qulutaq might stem from Kwakiutl Indian. See under the name Quloqutsuk. Variants: Qulutak, Qulutat, Qulutana, Qulutannguaq (sweet little Q), Qulutapaluk (sweet little Q.), Qulutarsuaq (big Q.). All originally from the Thule area. See also: Qapanuk & Qupaluna.
	Qulutarsuaq		♂	N		K'ulutarssuaĸ
	Qulutat		♂	N		K'ulutat
▸	Qumangaapik		♂	N		K'umangâpik
	Canadian
	Qunaaluk		♂			K´unâluk
▸	Qunaaq		♂	W		K'unâĸ
	Handsome, beautiful, sweet or attractive. Short form of Inequnaaq. The Eastern Greenlandic girls name with the same stem as Qunaaq, Qunerseeq carries the same meaning. Likewise Quneqitooq which means 'the very sweet or beautiful one' was a name for a woman from Uummannaq who had moved to north of Upernavik in the 1880s. Other names with the same meaning is the Western Greenlandic girls and boys name Qunerna (one whom one finds sweet/attractive) and the Western Greenlandic girls name Quniganna and the Southern Greenlandic girls name Quneq. The word quniitsoq with the opposite meaning: 'the ugly/untidy one' can be found in the dictionary, the Eastern Greenlandic girls and boys hypocoristic name Quninngi (the not attractive/sweet one) is derived from this stem. Number of name bearers: Qunaaq 10. K’unâĸ 6.
▸	Quneq	♀		S		K'uneκ
	'sweet', 'beautiful.' A short form of '(ine)qunaaq' (the sweet, adorable one). The Eastern Greenlandic name from the same stem as 'Qunaaq' is 'Qunerseeq', which carries the same meaning. Likewise Quneqitooq which means 'the very sweet or beautiful one' was a name for a woman from Uummannaq who had moved to north of Upernavik in the 1880s. Other names with the same meaning is the Western Greenlandic girls and boys name 'Qunerna' (one whom one finds sweet/attractive) and the Western Greenlandic girls name 'Quniganna'. The word 'quniitsoq' with the opposite meaning: 'the ugly/untidy' one can be found in the dictionary, the Eastern Greenlandic girls and boys hypocoristic name 'Quninngi' (the not attractive/sweet one) is also derived from this stem.
▸	Qunerna	♀	♂	W		K'unerna
	one whom one finds sweet/attractive. From the word Quneq (sweet/beautiful) and a short form of (ine)qunaaq. Qunaaq from Western Greenland and the Eastern Greenlandic name Qunerseeq carries the meaning. Likewise Quneqitooq which means the very sweet or beautiful one was a name for a woman from Uummannaq who had moved to north of Upernavik in the 1880s. Other names with the same meaning is the Western Greenlandic girls name Quniganna and the Southern Greenlandic girls name Quneq. The word quniitsoq with the opposite meaning: the ugly/untidy one can be found in the dictionary, the Eastern Greenlandic girls and boys hypocoristic name Quninngi (the not attractive/sweet one) is derived from this stem.
▸	Qunerseeq	♀	♂	E		K'unersêκ
	the beautiful/handsome one, the sweet one. From the word: qunersooq (of (ine)qunaaq or Quneq, sweet, beautiful). Another name from the same stem Quneqitooq which means the very sweet or beautiful one was a name for a woman from Uummannaq who had moved to north of Upernavik in the 1880s. Other names with the same meaning is the Western Greenlandic girls and boys name Qunerna (one whom one finds sweet/attractive) and the Western Greenlandic girls name Quniganna and the Southern Greenlandic girls name Quneq. The word 'quniitsoq' with the opposite meaning: the ugly/untidy one can be found in the dictionary, the Eastern Greenlandic girls and boys hypocoristic name Quninngi (the not attractive/sweet one) is derived from this stem. Number of name bearers: Qunerseeq 8. K’unersêκ 4.
	Qunguju	♀		W		K'ungujo
	Qunguk		♂			K'unguk
	Qunguleq	♀		W		K'unguleĸ
	Quniganna	♀		W		K'unigána
▸	Quniik	♀		E		K'unîk
	Hypocoristic name. "Ugly/untidy/fat one". As is custom among Greenlanders, such names are used as endearment terms towards children whom one finds so lovable and cute, that exclamations are uttered with the opposite meaning. Quniik is a nickname which has evolved into a personal name. Variant: Quninngi (same meaning).
▸	Quninngi		♂	E		K'unínge
	Hypocoristic name. "Ugly/untidy/fat one". As is custom among Greenlanders, such names are used as endearment terms towards children whom one finds so lovable and cute that exclamations are uttered with the opposite meaning. Quninngi is a nickname which has evolved into a personal name. Variant: Quniik (same meaning).
	Qupaluk	♀		N  W		K´upaluk
▸	Qupaluna	♀				K'upaluna
	From the bird name "qupaluk", another word for "qupaloraarsuk" (snow bunting) with the names affix -na at the end.
	Qupanuaq	♀	♂			K'upanuaĸ
▸	Qupanuk	♀		W		K'upanuk
	Qupanuk derives from one of the many names for the snow bunting (plectrophinax nivalis). Other names for the snow bunting used around Greenland are; qupannaaq, qupanavaarsuk, qupanorarsuk and qupaluarsuk. In the Canadian Arctic, the snow bunting is also called qupanuaq and the personal name Qupanuk is possibly a short form of this name. This suggests that the name is fairly old. The word may derive from quppaq: crevice, since the buntings often build nests therein. Variants: Qupaluna (with names' suffix), Qulutak, Qulutat, Qulutana (with names' suffix), Qulutannguaq (sweet Q), Qulutapaluk (little Q.), Qulutarsuaq (big Q.). Number of name bearers: Qupanuk 8. Half of these use the name as a first name.
	Quppersima(t)		♂	E		K'úpersima(t)
	Qusoraq		♂	W		K'usoraĸ
	Qussuk		♂	W		K'ugssuk
	Qutsuluk	♀	♂	E		K'utsuluk
	Quuik	♀	♂	S		K'ûik
	Raafaali		♂		Rafael	Râvfaile
	Raakiilli	♀			Rakel	Râgîtdle
	Raakili	♀			Rakel	Râkile
	Raakkili	♀			Rakel	Rãkile
	Raalu		♂			Râlu
	Raara	♀				Râra
	Raaraq		♂
	Raasimu		♂		Rasmus	Râsimo
	Raasimuusi		♂		Rasmus	Râsemûse
	Rasmuusi		♂		Rasmus	Rasmûse
	Rassi		♂		Rasmus	Ráse
	Riikki	♀			Regine	Rĩke
	Riikkiina	♀			Regine	Rĩkîna
	Riinki		♂		Rink	Rinke
	Riita	♀			Rita	Rîta
	Rikiina	♀			Regine	Rikîna
	Rikka		♂		Ricard / Richard	Ríka
	Rikkarti		♂		Ricard / Richard	Ríkarte
	Rikki	♀			Regine	Ríke
	Rippi	♀			Rebekka	Rípe
	Rippikka	♀			Rebekka	Rípíka
	Rulu	♀	♂			Rulo
	Rusaalia	♀			Rosalie	Rusâlia
	Russiina	♀			Rosine	Rússîna
	Rutsi	♀			Ruth	Rútse
	Ruupa		♂		Robert	Rûpa
	Ruuperti		♂		Robert	Rûperte
	Ruusa	♀			Rosa	Rûsa
	Ruusiina	♀			Rosine	Rûsîna
	Ruutu		♂		Rudolf	Rûto
	Ruutuulfi		♂		Rudolf	Rûtûlfe
	Saaguaq		♂	W		Sâguaĸ
	Saaja		♂		Sejer	Sâja
	Saajari		♂		Sejer	Sâjare
	Saajooq		♂	ES		Sâjôĸ
	Saakkorat		♂	W		Sãkorat
	Saala	♀			Sara	Sâla
	Saalamiit	♀			Saramine	Sâlamît
	Saalamuut		♂		Salomon	Sâlamût
	Saalaq	♀		W		Sâlaĸ
	Saalat	♀			Sara	Sâlat
	Saali		♂		Saul	Sâle
	Saalla		♂			Sâgdla
	Saalu		♂		Salomon	Sâlo
	Saalumuut		♂		Salomon	Sâlumût
	Saamaq	♀	♂	W		Saimaĸ
	Saamik	♀	♂	N  W		Sâmik
	Saamissuaq		♂	N		Sâmigssuaĸ
	Saamoq		♂	W		Sâmoĸ
	Saamu		♂		Samuel	Sâmo
	Saamua		♂		Samuel	Sâmua
	Saamuali		♂		Samuel	Sâmuale
	Saamualik		♂		Samuel	Sâmualik
	Saamuk	♀		S		Sâmuk
	Saapiina	♀			Sabine	Sâpîna
	Saapiit	♀			Sabine	Sâpît
	Saara	♀			Sara	Sâra
	Saarannguaq	♀			Sara	Sâránguaĸ
	Saaraq	♀			Sara	Sâraĸ
	Saarivaat	♀		E		Sârivât
	Saarumuut		♂		Salomon	Sârumût
	Saatsiaq		♂			Sâtsiaĸ
	Saffak	♀		N		Savfak
	Saffiina	♀			Sabine	Savfîna
	Saffiit	♀			Sabine	Savfît
	Saggak	♀		N		Saggak
	Saggari		♂		Sakarias	Sággare
	Saggiiusi		♂		Sakæus	Saggîuse
	Sakiu		♂		Sakæus	Sakio
	Sakiusi		♂		Sakiusi	Sakiuse
	Sakka		♂		Sakarias	Sáka
	Sakkak		♂	W	Sakarias	Sákak
	Sakkariarsi		♂		Sakarias	Sákariarse
	Sakkariit		♂		Sakarias	Sákarît
	Sakkataq	♀		W		Sákataĸ
	Sakki		♂			Sáke
	Sakkimaat		♂		Sechmann	Sákimât
	Sakkiusi		♂		Sakæus	Sákiuse
	Salak	♀		W		Salak
	Salaq	♀		W		Salaĸ
▸	Salik		♂	W		Salik
	Mythological name. The Western Greenlandic boys name Salik possibly comes from the word: ’saliisoq’ (the cleanser). The name may derive from the shamans spirit journey to the Mother of the Sea, with the purpose of cleansing her hair in order for the animals to return to the hunting grounds. In the beginning of the 80s the artist Keld Hansen published a series of childrens books about a boy named Salik, who lived in Greenland in the 1600s. In that same period, Peter Berliner, a psychologist, did a series of radio programs where the main character was named Salik. Statistics Greenland depicted a rise in the number of boys names immediately after that.
	Salloq		♂	N		Satdloĸ
	Sammi		♂		Samson	Sáme
	Sammisuut		♂		Samson	Sámisût
	Saneraq		♂	S		Saneraĸ
	Sanimuinnaq		♂	E		Sanimuínaĸ
	Sanngisooq		♂	S		Sángisôĸ
	Sanngu		♂	N		Sángo
	Sanninga	♀		S		Sáninga
	Sapangaaraq	♀		W		Sapangâraĸ
	Sapangaq	♀		S		Sapangaĸ
	Sapangisaq		♂	W		Sapangisaĸ
	Sapiina	♀			Sabine	Sapîna
	Sapiitsoq		♂	W		Sapîtsoĸ
	Sapu	♀		W		Sapo
	Saqqa	♀		S		Sarĸa
	Saqqilaarteq	♀	♂	E		Sarĸilârteĸ
	Saqu		♂	W		Saĸo
	Sarfak		♂	W		Sarfak
	Sarlik	♀		W		Sardlik
	Sarmoq	♀		S		Sarmoĸ
	Sarnaq		♂			Sarnaĸ
	Satorana	♀	♂	N		Satorana
	Satorina	♀	♂	W		Satorina
	Satsi		♂		Seth	Satse
	Satu	♀				Sato
	Satuk	♀				Satuk
	Sauli		♂		Saul	Saule
	Sauneq	♀		N		Sauneĸ
	Sauninnguaq	♀		N		Saunínguaĸ
	Saunipaluk	♀		N		Saunipaluk
	Savittuarnaat	♀		E		Savítuarnât
	Seeqqivaq		♂	E		Sêrĸivaĸ
	Seeri	♀			Sigrid	Sêre
	Seeria	♀			Sigrid	Sêria
	Seernaq	♀		W		Sêrnaĸ
	Semmi		♂		Sem	Séme
	Seqineq	♀	♂	W		Seĸineĸ
	Seqininnguaq	♀		W		Seĸinínguaĸ
	Sequssuk		♂	N  W		Seĸuvssuk
▸	Sequssuna		♂	N  W		Seĸuvsuna
	The name originates from the Thule region and is often interpreted to have the meaning: egg yolk. The name is a cognate (relation) to the word sequsseq (hequsseq in the Thule dialect) from the word hequsseraq (Western Grl.: sequsseraq) meaning egg inside a bird. Spawn from fish is also called hequsseraq in the Thule dialect. (see: M. Fortescue: Inuktun 1991, p. 41) In the Tununiq dialect of Northern Baffin Island, Canada, the word ‘siqussiraq’ is explained as: “an egg still inside the bird, which hasn’t yet developed a hard shell.” (www.asuilaak.ca ) Likewise in Arctic Québec - Canada, the word ‘siqutsiraq’ is used with the following explanation: “egg not yet laid, whose shell is not completely formed” (Lucien Schneider: Ulirnaisigutiit 1985, p. 362). In the Iñupiaq dialect of Alaska Siqupsiraq is a personal name. The star constellation Pleiades (Qiluttuusat or Tartutuuttut in Greenlandic) is called: ‘Siqupsiqqat’. (http://www.alaskool.org/LANGUAGE/dictionaries/inupiaq/dictionary.htm )
	Sêre	♀
	Serminnguaq	♀		N		Sermínguaĸ
	Serseq	♀				Serseĸ
	Sersigaq	♀		W		Serssigaĸ
	Setsi		♂		Seth	Setse
	Siaaneq		♂	S		Siâneĸ
	Sialitsuk	♀		E		Sialitsuk
	Sialoorta	♀			Charlotte	Sialôrta
	Sialuk	♀	♂			Sialuk
	Sialunnguaq	♀	♂			Sialúnguaκ
	Sianiali		♂	E		Sianiale
	Siikartsi		♂		Sivert / Siverth	Sîkarte
	Siilia	♀			Serie	Sîlia
	Siilma	♀			Selma	Sîlma
	Siimiuut		♂		Simeon	Símiût
	Siimonni		♂		Simon	Sîmóne
	Siimorni		♂		Simon	Sîmorne
	Siimu		♂		Simon	Sîmo
	Siimuuni		♂		Simon	Sîmûne
	Siimuut		♂		Simon	Sîmût
	Siina	♀			Signe	Sîna
	Siipuluut		♂		Sebulon	Sîpulût
	Siisi	♀			Cecilie	Sîse
	Siissi	♀			Cecilie / Cice	Sĩse
	Siiva		♂		Severin / Sivert / Siverth	Sîva
	Siivali		♂		Severin	Sîvale
	Siivari		♂		Severin	Sîvare
	Siivariina		♂		Severin	Sîvarîna
	Siivarti		♂		Sivert / Siverth	Sîvarte
	Siiverin		♂		Severin	Sîverîn
	Siiverti		♂		Sivert / Siverth	Sîverte
	Sika	♀			Charlotte	Sika
	Sikaalutta	♀			Charlotte	Sikâlúta
	Sikak	♀			Charlotte	Sikak
	Sikallutta	♀			Charlotte	Sikatdlúta
	Sikitaq	♀		S		Sikitaĸ
	Sikivat		♂	E		Sikivat
▸	Sikkerneq	♀				Sivkerneĸ
	Plant name. Flower. Number of name bearers: Sikkerneq 10. Sivkerneĸ 1
▸	Sikkerninnguaq	♀		W		Sivkernínguaĸ
	Dear little flower. Number of name bearers: Sikkerninnguaq 30. Sivkernínguaĸ 7.
▸	Sikkersoq	♀	♂	W		Sivkersoĸ
	"Bud", "Sprout", "The Blossoming One" or "The One in Bloom." The word sikkersoq also means: "burst out laughing." Number of name bearers: Sikkersoq 59. Sivkersoĸ 21
	Sikki	♀	♂	W		Sivke
	Sikkimaat		♂		Sechmann	Síkimât
	Sikkimmi		♂		Sikem	Síkíme
	Sikunnguaq		♂			Sikúnguaĸ
	Sileqaavat	♀	♂	E		Sileĸauvat
	Sillu		♂	N		Sigdlo
	Silluk		♂	N		Sigdluk
	Simiaq	♀		E		Simiaĸ
	Simigaq	♀		N SW		Simigaĸ
	Simmi		♂		Sem	Síme
	Sinaaq	♀				Sinâĸ
	Sinaq	♀		W		Sinaĸ
	Sinarajuk	♀		N		Sinarajuk
▸	Singajik		♂	W		Singajik
	Mythological name. Singajik is a cognate to 'singarnaq', a term for a yellowish grey dog (wolf-like). In Canada a shamans' word for wolf is 'singarti' and the word for foxes is 'singakarjuit' (Hudson Bay). Singartik is also a personal name in Arctic Canada. Singajik is a name of a historic person and hero from Kangeq off Nuuk, who moved there from the Arsuk region by the end of the 1600s.
▸	Singajuk		♂	W		Singajuk
	Mythological name. Singajuk is a cognate to the word 'singarnaq', a term for a yellowish grey dog (wolf-like). In Canada a shamans' word for wolf is 'singarti' and the word for fox is 'singakarjuit' (Hudson Bay). Singartik is also a personal name in Arctic Canada. The dialectical variant Singajik, is a name of a historic person and hero from Kangeq off Nuuk, who moved there from the Arsuk region by the end of the 1600s.
	Singeqqaq		♂	W		Singerĸaĸ
	Singerneq		♂	W		Singerneĸ
	Sinngertaat		♂	E		Síngertât
▸	Sinni	♀	♂			Sivne
	Short for Sinniisoq.
	Sinnii	♀	♂	W		Sivnê
	Sinniisoorakkuluk	♀	♂			Sivnîssôrákuluk
	Sinniisoq	♀	♂	W		Sivnîssoĸ
	Siorakitsoq	♀	♂	S		Siorakitsoĸ
	Siorpaaluk	♀				Siorpâluk
	Sipastiaat		♂		Sebastian	Sipastiât
	Sisi	♀		W		Sise
	Sissi	♀			Cecilie	Síse
	Sissigaq	♀		W		Sivssigaĸ
	Sissii	♀			Cecilie	Sísê
	Sissiilia	♀			Cecilie	Sísîlia
	Sissik	♀		W		Sigssik
	Sissu		♂	N		Sivso
▸	Siuana	♀	♂	W		Sujuana
	Siuana derives from the stem siu- (suju- in the old writing system), which has to do with the meaning 'front', 'face', 'foremost' or 'forward'. In the Register over Greenlandic Names, 3 names with the same stem have been recorded: Siuleqatuk (Hiuleqatuk), and Sujuleqatsiaq, both girls names from the Thule Region, which seems to allude to 'forefathers', the latter name meaning 'The One With Good Forebears'. The Western Greenlandic boys' name Siukiaq has to do with 'Front'. Parallels are to be found in Alfred Berthelsen's treatise re. Grl. names from 1918: Sujortoq (Sujugtoq, 'Leader' or 'The One in Front'), a male name from 1799 meaning 'The Harpooner' in a whaling sloop. The womans name from 1799: Sujotona (Sujutuna = siutuna), 'Large Front', alludes to her large nose. In 1867 a man's name from Northern Greenland was registered: Sujoraq (Sioraq), 'Long-nosed'. The ending -na in the names Siuana and Siutuna is a so-called names affix common in Inuit names signifying a personal name.
	Siukiaq		♂	W		Siukiaĸ
	Siuleqatuk	♀		N		Sujuleĸatuk
	Sooraq		♂	S		Sôraĸ
	Soori		♂			Sôre
	Soorunni		♂		Søren	Sôrúne
	Soorut		♂		Søren	Sôrut
	Soqqaq	♀	♂	N		Sorĸaĸ
	Soralu	♀	♂			Soralo
	Sorannguaq	♀	♂			Soránguaκ
	Sori	♀			Sørine	Sore
	Soriina	♀			Sørine	Sorîna
	Sorlak	♀	♂	W		Sordlak
	Sorlannguaq	♀	♂	W		Sordlánguaĸ
	Staaqa		♂			Stâĸa
	Steeni		♂		Steen	Stêne
	Stiffaani		♂		Stefan	Stivfâne
	Stiffi		♂		Stephen	Stívfe
	Stiiffani		♂		Stefan	Stîvfane
	Stiina	♀			Stina	Stîna
	Stippi		♂		Steffen / Stephen	Stípe
	Stormi		♂		Storm	Storme
	Suakannguaq	♀		N		Suakánguaĸ
	Suanngaaq	♀		E		Suángâĸ
▸	Suersaq		♂	N		Suersaĸ
	Possibly a contracted form from the word: suuarsagaq/suuersagaq (the healed one (by a shaman?)) Cf. Kleinschmidt 1871:348: suuanngilaq: is well, has no ailments (in contrast to: suuarpoq: is not feeling well.) The name may also have been derived from an ancient word no longer in use in Greenlandic, but still in use in other Inuit dialects: "isuarsarpaa, tries to make him well physically or in a moral sense." Similar names: Massagaq (Mavsagaĸ): the Healed One, Massaaraq (Mavsâraĸ): the Little Healed One, Massannguaq (Mavsánguaĸ): the Sweet Little Healed One. Maqqioq (Marĸioĸ): uttering healing formulas. Number of name bearers: Suersaq (as forename) 25. (As surname) 30. Suerssaĸ (as forename): 2. Suerssaĸ (as last name): 8
	Suffi	♀			Sofie	Suvfe
	Suffia	♀			Sofie	Suvfia
	Suiaq	♀	♂	S		Suiaĸ
	Suigana		♂	W		Suigana
▸	Suikkaq		♂	N		Suíkaĸ
	Suikkaq means compact, solid or healthy. Suikkaq is also a term for stone. Sometimes the form Suikkak is used, the last consonant being k.
	Suinni		♂		Svend	Suíne
	Suitsi	♀		E		Suvitse
	Suitti	♀		E		Suvitse
	Sujuleqatsiaq	♀		N		Sujuleĸatsiaĸ
	Sujuleqeqatsiaq	♀		N		Sujuleĸatsiaĸ
	Suka	♀				Suka
	Sukassaat		♂	E		Sukagsaut
	Sukateq		♂	W		Sukateĸ
	Sukkarisaq		♂	S		Súkarissaĸ
	Sulluitsoq	♀		W		Suvdluitsoĸ
	Suloraq	♀	♂	W		Suloraĸ
	Suluk	♀	♂	W		Suluk
	Sulunnguaq		♂	W		Sulúnguaĸ
	Sumaanaaq	♀	♂	E		Sumânâĸ
	Sumaannaaq	♀	♂	E		Sumângnâĸ
	Sunavana	♀	♂	W		Sunavana
	Sunavina	♀				Sunavina
	Sungusaq	♀		S		Sungussaĸ
	Susanni	♀			Susanne	Susáne
	Sustu	♀				Sustu
	Sutsiaq	♀		S		Sutsiaĸ
	Suttuitseq	♀	♂	E		Suvtuitseĸ
	Suuffu		♂		Sofus	Sũvfo
	Suuffusi				Sofus	Sũvfuse
	Suulut		♂		Søren	Sûlut
	Suusaa	♀		E		Sûsâ
	Suusaat	♀			Susanne	Sûsât
	Suusanni	♀			Susanne	Sûsáne
	Suustu	♀			Søster	Sûsto
	Svenni		♂		Svend	Svéne
	Søsta	♀			Søster
	Taajannguaq	♀			Taija	Taijánguaĸ
	Taajuat		♂	W		Tâjuat
	Taajuk		♂	E		Tâjuk
	Taala	♀			Thala	Tâla
	Taalaaloq		♂	E		Tâlâloĸ
	Taaluaq		♂	W		Tâluaĸ
	Taani		♂		Daniel	Tâne
	Taania		♂		Daniel	Tânia
	Taaniali		♂		Daniel	Tâniale
	Taanialik		♂		Daniel	Tânialik
	Taannaajik		♂	E		Táunâjik
	Taannguaq	♀		W		Tãnguaĸ
	Taaraq		♂	W		Târaĸ
	Taateraaq		♂	N		Tâterâĸ
▸	Taatsi		♂	N		Taitse
	Short form of Taatsiaq or Taitsiaq. The name derives from the word taasaq (the mentioned one). A popular explanation of the name is that it possibly comes from the forms taatsiisaq or taatsiigaq (the one whom one has held back to mention (name)). Perhaps due to the fact that there were no deaths in the community for an extended period to be named after. The name is common in the Thule region and has spread to other regions in Greenland in recent years. Taatsiaq could also be an endearment term, an alternative form of address due to ritual name avoidance (taboo), although a baby had been born and named after a deceased family/community member, and could thereby mean. ‘the fancied mention’, carefully not mentioning the name, but expressing endearment nevertheless, because the child was named after a deceased relative. The name might be related to the word atsiaq (the one named after a deceased person), which often also is used as a personal name, or even simplifed as a hypocoristic word taa(nna)tsiaq (the dear, sweet one). Other possible cognates (common origins): Tailaq means human in shamans language, while Tailaitsiaq means not real human. (Rosing: Angakkortalissuit 1, 1957:94) Tailaq means (in West Hudson’s Bay, Canada): simple name, unreal, nominal.
▸	Taatsiaq		♂	N		Taitsiaĸ
	The name derives from the word taasaq (the mentioned one). A popular explanation of the name is that it possibly comes from the forms taatsiisaq or taatsiigaq (the one whom one has held back to mention (name)). Perhaps due to the fact that there were no deaths in the community for an extended period to be named after. The name is common in the Thule region and has spread to other regions in Greenland in recent years. Taatsiaq could also be an endearment term, an alternative form of address due to ritual name avoidance (taboo), although a baby had been born and named after a deceased family/community member, and could thereby mean. ‘the fancied mention’, carefully not mentioning the name, but expressing endearment nevertheless, because the child was named after a deceased relative. The name might be related to the word atsiaq (the one named after a deceased person), which often also is used as a personal name, or even simplifed as a hypocoristic word taa(nna)tsiaq (the dear, sweet one). Other possible cognates (common origins): Tailaq means human in shamans language, while Tailaitsiaq means not real human. (Rosing: Angakkortalissuit 1, 1957:94) Tailaq means (in West Hudson’s Bay, Canada): simple name, unreal, nominal.
	Taavannguaq	♀				Tauvánguaĸ
	Taavi		♂		David	Tâve
	Taaviti		♂		David	Tâvite
	Taffinnguaq	♀		N		Tavfínguaĸ
▸	Taitsiannguarsuaq		♂	N		Taitsiánguarssuaĸ
	see under Taatsiaq (Taitsiaĸ). The enings -nnguaq ans -suaq means sweet, dear and big or bulky.
▸	Taitsiaq		♂	N		Taitsiaκ
	The name derives from the word taasaq (the mentioned one). A popular explanation of the name is that it possibly comes from the forms taatsiisaq or taatsiigaq (the one whom one has held back to mention (name)). Perhaps due to the fact that there were no deaths in the community for an extended period to be named after. The name is common in the Thule region and has spread to other regions in Greenland in recent years. Taatsiaq could also be an endearment term, an alternative form of address due to ritual name avoidance (taboo), although a baby had been born and named after a deceased family/community member, and could thereby mean. ‘the fancied mention’, carefully not mentioning the name, but expressing endearment nevertheless, because the child was named after a deceased relative. The name might be related to the word atsiaq (the one named after a deceased person), which often also is used as a personal name, or even simplifed as a hypocoristic word taa(nna)tsiaq (the dear, sweet one). Other possible cognates (common origins): Tailaq means human in shamans language, while Tailaitsiaq means not real human. (Rosing: Angakkortalissuit 1, 1957:94) Tailaq means (in West Hudson’s Bay, Canada): simple name, unreal, nominal.
	Taiungina		♂	N  W		Taiungina
	Taja	♀				Taja
	Tajaq	♀	♂	W		Tajaĸ
	Tajarana	♀		W		Tajarana
	Tajarina	♀		W		Tajarina
	Tajarneq		♂	W		Tajarneĸ
	Taka		♂	S		Taka
	Takisooq		♂	W		Takisôĸ
	Takisuunnguaq		♂	W		Takisũnguaĸ
	Takkarsi	♀		S		Tákarsse
	Talagatina		♂	N		Talagatina
	Taliffak		♂	W		Talivfak
	Taliilannguaq		♂	N		Talîlánguaĸ
	Taliilaq		♂	N		Talîlaĸ
	Taliilarsuaq		♂	N		Talîlarssuaĸ
	Taliisia	♀			Terese	Talîsia
	Talissaq		♂	W		Taligssaĸ
	Tannooq	♀		E		Tánôĸ
▸	Taorana	♀	♂	N		Taorana
	From the stem Taorat. Possibly from the same stem as the Canadian Inuktitut “taurannituq” or “tauranniqtuq” which means “pleasure to watch”, ("takorannertoq" in Greenlandic) i.e. "handsome or beautiful." The following -na is the traditional names suffix (Taorana), which indicates it is a personal name.
	Taorana (Daorana)	♀	♂	N		Taorana
	Tapa	♀				Tapa
	Tapai	♀		S		Tapai
	Tapaitsiaq	♀		N		Tapaitsiaĸ
	Tapi	♀				Tape
	Tapinngua	♀		S		Tapínguva
	Tappiana		♂	W		Tagpiana
	Tappiia	♀			Tabia	Tápîa
	Tappinngaajik		♂	E		Tagpíngâjik
	Tappinngua	♀		S		Tápínguva
	Taqajaraq		♂	W		Taĸajaraĸ
	Taqatuina		♂	W		Taĸatuina
	Taqqaq		♂	W		Tarĸaĸ
	Taqqeq		♂			Tarĸeĸ
	Taqqik		♂			Tarĸik
	Taqqina	♀		S		Tarĸina
	Taqqisima(t)	♀	♂	E		Tarĸisima(t)
	Taratsi	♀	♂	E		Taratse
	Tariina	♀			Trine	Tarîna
	Tariisia	♀			Terese	Tarîsia
	Tarpaakki	♀		E		Tarpáuke
	Tarralik		♂
	Tarti	♀		S		Tarte
	Taseraq		♂			Taseraĸ
	Tasiaq		♂	W		Tasiaĸ
	Tasinnguaq		♂			Tasínguaĸ
	Tasioq	♀		W		Tasioĸ
	Tassuana	♀	♂	W		Tássuana
	Tassutaq		♂	W		Tavssutaĸ
	Tautsiannguaq		♂	N		Tautsiánguaĸ
▸	Tautsiaq		♂	N		Tautsiaκ
	From Taitsiaq (Taatsiaq in new orthography). The name derives from the word taasaq (the mentioned one). A popular explanation of the name is that it possibly comes from the forms taatsiisaq or taatsiigaq (the one whom one has held back to mention (name)). Perhaps due to the fact that there were no deaths in the community for an extended period to be named after. The name is common in the Thule region and has spread to other regions in Greenland in recent years. Taatsiaq could also be an endearment term, an alternative form of address due to ritual name avoidance (taboo), although a baby had been born and named after a deceased family/community member, and could thereby mean. ‘the fancied mention’, carefully not mentioning the name, but expressing endearment nevertheless, because the child was named after a deceased relative. The name might be related to the word atsiaq (the one named after a deceased person), which often also is used as a personal name, or even simplifed as a hypocoristic word taa(nna)tsiaq (the dear, sweet one). Other possible cognates (common origins): Tailaq means human in shamans language, while Tailaitsiaq means not real human. (Rosing: Angakkortalissuit 1, 1957:94) Tailaq means (in West Hudson’s Bay, Canada): simple name, unreal, nominal Other forms: Taatsiannguaq 21 (dear T.). Taitsiánguaκ 17 (dear T). Taitsiánguarâtsiaκ 4 (dear and sweet little T.).
	Tavfinnguaq	♀		N		Tavfínguaĸ
	Tavik		♂	W		Tavik
	Teqqaansi		♂		Stefan	Terĸãnse
	Teqqi		♂			Terĸe
	Teriina	♀			Trine	Terîna
	Teriisia	♀			Terese	Terîsia
	Termaq		♂	W		Termaĸ
	Tersa	♀		E		Tersa
	Tertu	♀				Terto
	Thele		♂		Telef / Tele / Thele / Tellef / Thorleif	Thele
	Thori		♂		Thor	Thore
	Tiaraneq	♀		S		Tiaraneĸ
	Tiaraq	♀		S		Tiaraĸ
	Tiartikku	♀	♂	E		Tiartíko
	Tigaq		♂	W		Tigaĸ
	Tiguaq		♂	N		Tiguaĸ
	Tigumiaq	♀		W		Tigumiaĸ
	Tii		♂		Theodor	Tê
	Tiiannguaq	♀			Thea / Tea	Tîánguaĸ
	Tiili		♂		Telef / Tele / Thele / Tellef / Thorleif	Tîle
	Tiiliffi		♂		Telef / Tele / Thele / Tellef / Thorleif	Tîlivfe
	Tiilla	♀			Tekla	Tîgdla
	Tiillak	♀			Tekla	Tîgdlak
	Tiillat	♀			Tekla	Tîgdlat
	Tiimiartissaq	♀		E		Tîmiartigssaĸ
	Tiina	♀			Dina / Dine	Tîna
	Tiinasi		♂		Dines / Tønnes	Tînase
	Tiiooq		♂		Theodor	Tîôĸ
	Tiita	♀				Tîta
	Tiitalik		♂		Didrik	Tîtalik
	Tiitarik		♂		Didrik	Tîtarik
	Tiiti	♀		E W		Tîte
	Tiiu	♀			Theodora / Teodora	Tîo
	Tiiutoora	♀			Theodora	Tîutôra
	Tiiuutuut		♂		Theodor	Tîûtût
	Tikaajaat	♀	♂	E		Tikâjât
	Tikiusaaq	♀	♂			Tikiussâĸ
	Tikkalaatsiaq	♀		E		Tíkalâtsiaĸ
	Tikkannik		♂	E		Tíkánik
	Tikki		♂		Therkild / Terkel / Titken	Tíke
	Tikkii		♂		Titken	Tíkê
	Tikkili		♂		Therkild / Terkel	Tíkile
	Tikkineq	♀		S		Tíkineĸ
	Tikkini		♂		Titken	Tíkine
▸	Tilioq	♀	♂			Tilioĸ
	(present) friend, buddy. Tilioq has a Southern Greenlandic variant 'Tiliaq'. The older verbal form 'tilivaa' means 'sends him on an errand' and 'sends him a message through another person'. The basic meaning of the name must thus derive from 'someone entrusted with something'. Another personal name with the same etymology is Arpaarti, 'the messenger', from arpappoq 'runs' (arpaartoq: runs from house to house to give a message)'
▸	Tiliunnguaq	♀	♂			Tiliúnguaĸ
	(present) dear friend, valued buddy. Of Tilioq with -nnguaq ending, indicating endearment. Tilioq has a Southern Greenlandic variant 'Tiliaq'. The older verbal form 'tilivaa' means 'sends him on an errand' and 'sends him a message through another person'. The basic meaning of the name must thus derive from 'someone entrusted with something'. Another personal name with the same etymology is Arpaarti, 'the messenger', from arpappoq 'runs' (arpaartoq: runs from house to house to give a message)'
	Tilleq		♂	S		Tivdleĸ
	Tilli		♂		Ditlev	Tivdle
	Timmi	♀		W		Tingme
	Timmiaq	♀		E		Tingmiaĸ
	Timooq		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timôĸ
	Timu		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timo
	Timuta		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timuta
	Timutiiusi		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timutîuse
	Timutta		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timúta
	Timuutiusi		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timûtiuse
	Timuutta		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timũta
	Timuutu		♂		Thimothæus / Timotheus	Timûto
	Tinka	♀		E		Tinka
▸	Tinnaaq			N		Tínâĸ
	'The Good Drum Dancer'. From the word 'tivavoq': dances dodging his body using a drum (to make the audience laugh). Hence the words: “tissigaa (old orthography: tivsigâ - finds him comical)”, “tissinarpoq (tivsinarpoĸ - is amusing)”, “tissisaarpaa (tivsisârpâ - tries to make him laugh)”. Tinnaaq has to do with motion/dance. In Labrador Inuttut the word: "tinnakpuq" means "he is freezing, he shivers with the cold." Iñupiat in Alaska uses the word "sayuun" for "a song for motion dance; actions for motion dance", a word which also was known among the Inegpait in the Upernavik region. Sajuppoq has gained the meaning "shaking" in contemporary Greenlandic. The name probably originated as a byname for a person who was "a good drum-dancer." Number of name bearers: Tivnâĸ 3, Tivnâq 12. (All as last names.)
	Tinneraq		♂	W		Tíneraĸ
	Tipaaja	♀		W		Tipâja
	Tipaaqu	♀		E		Tipâĸo
	Tippoora	♀			Debora	Típôra
	Tippu	♀			Debora	Típo
	Tita		♂	W		Tita
	Titkini		♂		Titken	Titkine
	Titsiaat		♂		Kristian / Christian	Titsiât
▸	Titsiaq		♂			Titsiaĸ
	Titsiaq is an ending, a so-called snippet from names such as Angutitsiaq. The name derives from the ending –tsiaq, which contain meanings such as: precious, handsome, gorgeous or small. Angutitsiaq means ’a handsome fellow’, but the meaning of the name can contain all of the above. Short forms and snippets used as personal names are rather common in Greenlandic. They were used among siblings and small children, who were only able to mention parts of the names or designations, these have further evolved into personal names. Examples of snippets in the first syllable or letter are to be found in the approved names list, in names such as: Uka (from Nuka, little sister or brother)), Kartaava (from Nukartaava (her/his new little sister/brother)), Qunaaq (from Inequnaaq, cute, sweet) etc. Pure endings such as Titsiaq are the following: Nguujuk (sweet little one), Nguaq (dear, sweet one), Ngaanga (from Ungaaq: baby, youngest (made up by sound imitation of baby bawling), as well as diminutive suffixes such as Kuluk, Mineq, Palu(k) and Rulu(k). Variants of Titsiaq, not yet in approved list, but used informally: Titsi, Titsiaat, Tsiakasik and Iitsiaat. Hypocoristic name Short form
	Tittorsi		♂		Tittus	Títorse
	Tittu		♂		Tittus	Títo
	Tiu		♂		Theodor / Theofilus / Theophilus	Tio
	Tiufiilusi		♂		Theofilus / Theophilus	Tiufîluse
	Tiutooq		♂		Theodor	Tiutôĸ
	Tiutoora	♀			Theodora / Teodora	Tiutôra
	Tivariaq		♂	W		Tivariaĸ
	Tivi		♂			Tive
	Tommi		♂		Tom	Torme
	Tooq	♀		S		Tôĸ
	Toora	♀			Dora	Tôra
	Toori		♂		Thor	Tôre
	Toorti	♀			Dorthe	Tôrte
	Toortia	♀			Dorthea	Tôrtia
	Toortiia	♀			Dorthie	Tôrtîa
	Toortinnguaq	♀			Dorthe	Tôrtínguaĸ
	Torluk		♂	S		Tordluk
	Tormi		♂		Tom	Torme
	Torngi	♀	♂	N		Tornge
	Tornginnguaq	♀		N		Torngínguaĸ
	Toroq		♂	S		Toroĸ
	Torsteni		♂		Torsten	Torstene
	Trutsi	♀			Trudy	Trutse
	Tua		♂			Tua
	Tuajaq		♂	S		Tuajaĸ
	Tuapak	♀	♂	W		Tuapak
▸	Tuarana	♀		W		Tuarana
	Possibly a short form of the baby language endearment term: (aat)tuaruna! (aarsuaruna! - how ugly you are!). Several baby language endearment terms have become Greenlandic personal names, f.ex: 'Nguujuk', which is a short form of : 'iinnguujuk' and 'aannguujuk' (how sweet you are!), and 'Taaraq', a short form of 'Itaaraq' (dear little ugly one), and the baby language form 'Oquna', which stems from 'inequna' (sweet, cute one). Tuarana is also shortened as 'Tua', which is also to be found in the names register over Greenlandic names, as is the variant: 'Tuaruna'.
▸	Tuaruna	♀		W		Tuaruna
	Possibly a short form of the baby language endearment term: (aat)tuaruna! (aarsuaruna! - how ugly you are!). Several baby language endearment terms have become Greenlandic personal names, f.ex: 'Nguujuk', which is a short form of : 'iinnguujuk' and 'aannguujuk' (how sweet you are!), and 'Taaraq', a short form of 'Itaaraq' (dear little ugly one), and the baby language form 'Oquna', which stems from 'inequna' (sweet, cute one). Tuaruna is also shortened as 'Tua', which is also to be found in the names register over Greenlandic names, as is the variant: 'Tuarana'. Hypocoristic name
	Tuiigaq		♂	W		Tuîgaĸ
	Tuilik		♂	W		Tuvilik
	Tuinnguaq	♀	♂			Tuínguaĸ
▸	Tuka	♀	♂			Tuka
	A babbling form of nuka (kinship term, a sister´s younger sister or a brother´s younger brother).
	Tukka		♂			Túka
	Tukku		♂	E W		Túko
	Tukkujaq	♀		W		Túkujaĸ
	Tuku	♀				Tuko
	Tukuma	♀	♂	W
▸	Tukumaq	♀	♂	W		Tukumaĸ
	'quick', 'eager', 'active', 'cheerful', 'vigorous', 'is prompt to act' with the connotation 'is busy' from the verbal form; ’tukumavoq’. Informal form: Tukuma. Other names in the same category are Qiimaaraq, a boys name from W. Greenland meaning 'Cheerful Little One', and the W. Grl. boys name Oqila, meaning 'Fast Runner’, short form: Oqi. See also under the girls name Tukummeq.
▸	Tukummeq	♀		N		Tukúmeĸ
	According to Samuel Kleinschmidt’s dictionary ‘Den grønlandske ordbog’ from 1871 the word 'tukumavoq' means “agile, vigorous, swift, prompt to act, is cheerful” (hence the girls and boys name: Tukumaq: agile, cheerful). In 'Comparative Eskimo Dictionary' (Fortescue et. al., Fairbanks, Alaska 1994, p. 348) the word derives from proto-eskimo tukku(R): host, be rich, which in other dialects (Western Canadian Inuit, Tuku(ma)) also contains the meanings: “be generous" and "stay at someone’s house (hence the Grl. name Tukkujaq: sleepover)”.
	Tukumminnguaq	♀		N		Tukúmínguaĸ
	Tukuttanngaaq		♂	E		Tukútángâĸ
	Tulimaaq		♂	W		Tulimâĸ
	Tulleq		♂	W		Tugdleĸ
	Tullerunnaq	♀		W		Tugdlerúnaĸ
▸	Tulliaq	♀	♂			Tugdliaĸ
	Meaning: Second oldest.
	Tullitsiaq		♂			Tugdlitsiaĸ
	Tulluartoq		♂	W		Tugdluartoĸ
	Tulugaq	♀	♂			Tulugaĸ
	Tulussi	♀			Druscilla	Tulússe
	Tumi		♂			Tume
	Tuminnguaq	♀		W		Tumínguaĸ
	Tuneq		♂	N		Tuneĸ
	Tuneraq	♀		W		Tuneraĸ
	Tunersuk		♂	W		Tunersuk
	Tungu	♀		W		Tungo
	Tungutaq		♂			Tungutaq
	Tungutsiiannguaq	♀	♂	W		Tungutsîánguaĸ
	Tungutsiiaq	♀	♂	W		Tungutsîaĸ
	Tunnganeq		♂	S		Túnganeĸ
	Tunukana		♂	W		Tunukana
	Tupaaja		♂	E		Tupâja
	Tupaarna	♀				Tupârna
▸	Tupaarnaq	♀		W		Tupârnaĸ
	In Samuel Kleinschmidt’s dictionary ‘Den grønlandske ordbog’ from 1871 it states (p. 381): "wild thyme, how this name was given to this herb is not clear” (Latin name: thymus praecox arcticus). The plant was used as a tea against colds and as an ingredient i meat dishes, soups, and at present in cakes. The name may have derived from tupaarpoq: 'becomes awake.' It is probable that it was a plant name prior to becoming a girls name.
	Tupajanngitseq		♂	E		Tupajángitseĸ
	Tuperna	♀		W		Tuperna
	Tupernaq	♀		S		Tupernaĸ
	Tupernina	♀		W		Tupernina
	Tuppi		♂		Tobias	Túpe
	Tuppia		♂		Tobias	Túpia
	Tuppiarsi		♂		Tobias	Túpiarse
	Tusiatteq		♂	E		Tusiagteĸ
	Tuttorana		♂	W		Tugtorana
	Tuttu		♂	S		Tugto
	Tuugaaq		♂	W		Tûgâĸ
	Tuui		♂		Thue	Tûe
	Tuujuk	♀	♂	W		Tûjuk
	Tuuka	♀				Tûka
	Tuukkaq	♀	♂	W		Tũkaĸ
	Tuukula	♀	♂	E		Tûkula
	Tuukutaq		♂	S		Tûkutaĸ
	Tuula	♀			Thora	Tûla
	Tuullik	♀	♂	W		Tûgdlik
	Tuuma		♂		Thomas	Tûma
	Tuumarsi		♂		Thomas	Tûmarse
	Tuut	♀			Dorthe	Tût
	Tuuta	♀		E		Tûta
	Tuutu		♂			Tûto
	Uaasi		♂	S		Uâsse
	Ueqqaaq		♂	W		Uerĸâĸ
	Uerana	♀	♂	W		Uverana
	Uiaqoq		♂	W		Uiaĸoĸ
	Uiffaq	♀		W		Uivfaĸ
	Uiloq	♀		W		Uiloĸ
	Uilu	♀		W		Uilo
	Uilulaq	♀	♂	W		Uilulaĸ
	Uilunnguaq		♂			Uilúnguaĸ
	Uinnaq	♀		E		Uínaĸ
	Uisaakassak		♂	N		Uisâkavsak
	Uisasoq		♂	W		Uisassoĸ
	Uisorila	♀				Uisorila
	Uitsalikitseq	♀	♂	E		Uitsalikitseĸ
	Uitsarissoq	♀		S		Uitsarigssoĸ
	Uitto		♂		Vittus	Uvíto
	Ujamiaaq		♂	S		Ujamiâĸ
	Ujamik	♀		S		Ujamik
	Ujammiugaq	♀		W		Ujangmiugaĸ
	Ujarak	♀	♂	N  W		Ujarak
	Ujaratsiaq		♂	W		Ujaratsiaĸ
	Ujarneq	♀	♂	E W		Ujarneĸ
	Ujoorsi		♂		Josias / Josef	Ujôrse
	Ujoqqua	♀		S		Ujorĸua
	Ujorna	♀		W		Ujorna
	Ujoru	♀	♂	W		Ujoro
	Uju		♂		John	Ujo
	Ujuaanna	♀			Johanne	Ujuãna
	Ujuaannaat		♂		Johan	Ujuãnât
	Ujuaansi		♂		Johannes	Ujuânse
	Ujuaat		♂		Johan	Ujuât
	Ujuanasi		♂		Johannes	Ujuanase
	Ujuili		♂		Joel	Ujuile
	Ujukku		♂		Jokum / Jochum	Ujúko
	Ujuuilli		♂		Joel	Ujûitdle
	Ujuuki		♂	W	Johannes	Ujûke
	Ujuut		♂		John	Ujût
	Uka	♀	♂			Uka
	Ukaaka	♀	♂			Ukâka
	Ukaleq	♀	♂	W		Ukaleĸ
	Ukaliaq		♂			Ukaliaĸ
	Ukaliina	♀		S		Ukalîna
	Ukalina	♀				Ukalina
	Ukalinnguaq	♀	♂			Ukalínguaĸ
	Ukaliusaq	♀		W		Ukaliussaĸ
	Ukaliusi	♀	♂	W		Ukaliuse
	Ukamaq	♀		W		Ukamaĸ
	Ukarra		♂			Ukarra
	Ukatu		♂	W		Ukato
	Ukkannaaq		♂	E		Úkangnâĸ
	Ukkaq	♀	♂	ES		Uvkaĸ
	Ukkiaq		♂			Úkiaĸ
	Ukkujaaq		♂	N		Uvkujâĸ
	Ukoorajivat		♂	E		Ukôrajivat
	Ukuutsiaaq	♀		E		Ukũtsiâĸ
	Ulaaju	♀	♂	W		Ulâjo
▸	Ulaajuk	♀	♂	N  W		Ulâjuk
	Ulaajuk means ‘the tall, shapely or well-built one’. Other names with the same stem and meaning are the Eastgreenlandic girls and boys name Ulannaq and the womens name from Southernmost Greenland Ulartoq. In 1881, a man in Alluitsoq (Lichtenau) was baptised, prior to his baptism his Greenlandic name was: Ulaasi.
	Ulaavi		♂		Olav	Ulâve
▸	Ulannaq	♀	♂	E		Ulavnaκ
	see under Ulaajuk
▸	Ulartoq	♀		S		Ulartoκ
	see under Ulaajuk
	Uliuk	♀		S		Uliuk
	Ullarik		♂		Ulrik	Utdlarik
	Ulloriannguaq		♂	W		Uvdloriánguaĸ
	Ulloriaq		♂	N  W		Uvdloriaĸ
	Ullorikka	♀			Ulrikke	Utdloríka
	Ulorna	♀				Ulorna
	Ulornaq		♂	W		Ulornaĸ
	Ulorooq		♂	E		Ulorôĸ
	Uloruu	♀		E		Ulorô
	Ulu	♀	♂	S		Ulo
	Ulualina	♀		S		Ulualina
	Uluattooq		♂	N  W		Uluagtôĸ
	Uluiisa	♀			Louise	Uluîsa
	Ululik	♀	♂	N		Ululik
	Ululina	♀				Ululina
	Ululinannguaq	♀				Ululinánguaĸ
	Ulunnguaq	♀				Ulúnguaĸ
	Uluuiisa	♀			Louise	Ulûîsa
	Uluusiit	♀			Rosine	Ulûsît
	Uluussimaat		♂		Kreutzmann	Ulũsimât
	Uluutannguaq	♀		W		Ulûtánguaĸ
	Uluutsiia	♀			Lydie	Ulûtsîa
	Uma	♀	♂			Uma
▸	Umaamaaq	♀	♂			Umâmâκ
	An endearment term which means 'baby', youngest one' in the Upernavik region, Northern Greenland.
▸	Umaamii	♀	♂			Umâmê
	An endearment term for a baby in the Upernavik region, Northern Greenland.
	Umeerinneq	♀	♂	E		Umêríneĸ
	Umiitsuk	♀		E		Umîtsuk
	Unaakasik		♂	S		Unâkasik
	Unaaq		♂	N		Unâĸ
	Unaatassaliaq		♂	E
	Unaliina	♀	♂	W		Unalîna
	Unalina	♀	♂	W		Unalina
	Unaranaq	♀		S		Unaranaĸ
	Unassaq	♀		S		Unagssaĸ
	Unatsiaq	♀	♂			Unatsiaĸ
	Ungaaja	♀	♂			Ungâja
	Ungaapaluk		♂	N		Ungâpaluk
	Ungaaq	♀	♂	N  W		Ungâĸ
	Ungiuk	♀		W		Ungiuk
	Uniaq		♂	W		Uniaĸ
	Unnaq		♂	W		Únaĸ
	Unnga	♀				Únga
	Unnguaq		♂			Únguaĸ
	Unu		♂			Uno
	Ununu		♂			Ununo
	Unuuna	♀				Unûna
	Unuunu	♀				Unûno
	Unuuti		♂			Unûte
▸	Upaluk	♀				Upaluk
	Upaluk bears the meaning 'surprise'. The word has the same stem as 'upalorpoq' (be taken by surprise), 'upalungavoq' (is unprepared) and 'upaluivaa' (surprises her/him, takes her/him aback). The word 'upalungaarsarpoq' bears the opposite meaning: 'prepares/gets set (to avoid to be taken off-guard)'. Among Inuit in Alaska and Canada the word 'upaluq' bears the meaning 'in a rush' or 'unprepared'. The name might be an endearing expression meaning 'unexpected child' as . The name is believed to be recorded for the first time in South Greenland in 1822 when a woman named 'Opalluk' was to be baptized.
	Upaluna	♀				Upaluna
	Upanuk	♀				Upanuk
	Uperna	♀				Uperna
	Upilleq	♀		S		Upitdleĸ
	Uppernanngitsoq			W		Ugpernángitsoĸ
	Uppik		♂	W		Ugpik
	Usaaq	♀		S		Ussâĸ
	Usinna	♀	♂	W		Usivna
	Usornaq	♀	♂	E		Usornaĸ
	Ussia		♂		Hosias / Osias	Ússia
	Ussiarsi		♂		Hosias / Osias	Ússiarse
	Utaat	♀		W		Utât
	Uteeraq	♀	♂			Utêraĸ
	Uteq	♀	♂			Uteκ
▸	Utertoq	♀	♂	W		Utertoĸ
	The name Utertoq means the returned one, (the family member who has come home again). Due to ritual name avoidance (taboos in mentioning names in traditional society), family members were weary of mentioning names of the deceased , even when babies had been born and named after the deceased, thus alternative forms of address were used such as: Angerla (short form of ‘angerlartoqut' (the one who has returned home), and Qaaqqutsiaq (the summoned one), perhaps also Taatsiaq (the fancied mention). These forms of address has evolved into independent names over time. Utertoq belongs to this category. Another name under this category is Sinniisoq (the one who comes in your stead, i.e. the substitute).
▸	Uti	♀	♂	W		Ute
	Abbreviation of Utertoq. The name Utertoq means the returned one, (the family member who has come again). Due to ritual names of the deceased, even when babies had been born and named after them - thus alternative forms of address were used such as: Utertoq, Angerla, perhaps also Qaaqqutsiaq and Taatsiaq. These forms af address have evolved into becoming independent names over time. Uti belongs to this category. Another name of this type is Sinniisoq.
	Uttiilia	♀			Ottilie	Uttîlia
	Utuuniaq		♂	N		Utûniaĸ
	Utuuniarsuaq		♂	N		Utûniarssuaĸ
	Uugi		♂		Åge	Ûge
	Uui		♂		Ove	Ûve
	Uuka	♀	♂			Ûka
	Uukkaaq	♀	♂			Ũkâĸ
	Uukku		♂		Hugo	Ûgko
	Uukooq	♀				Ûkôĸ
	Uuku		♂		Hugo	Ûko
	Uukujaaq		♂	E		Ûkujâĸ
	Uulaavi		♂		Olav	Ûlâve
	Uulaffi		♂		Olaf	Ûlavfe
	Uularik		♂		Ulrik	Ûlarik
	Uularikka	♀			Ulrikke	Ûlaríka
	Uuli		♂		Ole	Ûle
	Uuliina	♀			Oline	Ûlîna
	Uullat	♀			Olga	Ûtdlat
	Uulorik		♂		Olrik	Ûlorik
	Uulorikka	♀			Ulrikke	Ûloríka
	Uulu		♂		Oluf	Ûlo
	Uuluffi		♂		Oluf	Ûluvfe
	Uuluku		♂		Holger	Ûluko
	Uumaaq		♂	N		Ûmâĸ
	Uumasunnguaq		♂			Ûmasúnguaĸ
	Uunnguunia	♀	♂	E		Ũngûnia
	Uunu		♂	W		Ûno
	Uusaqqak		♂	N		Ûssarĸak
	Uutaaq		♂	N		Ûtâĸ
	Uuti		♂		Otto	Ûte
	Uuttuanngi	♀	♂	E		Ũtuánge
	Uuttuaq		♂	ES		Ũtuaĸ
	Vaala	♀			Varla	Vâla
	Vaaltimaat		♂		Valdemar	Vâltimât
	Vagni		♂		Vagn	Vagne
	Valeeri		♂		Valerius	Valêre
	Valeeriusi		♂		Valerius	Valêriuse
	Valti		♂		Valdemar	Valte
	Valtimaari		♂		Valdemar	Valtimâre
	Varannguaq	♀				Varánguaĸ
	Veerti		♂		Ferdinand	Vêrte
	Veertinaat		♂		Ferdinand	Vêrtinât
	Viannguaq	♀		W	Via/Vie	Viánguaĸ
	Viiannguaq	♀			Via/Vie	Vîánguaĸ
	Viila		♂		Villads	Vîla
	Viilarsi		♂		Villads	Vîlarse
	Viili		♂		Ville / Wilhelm / Vilhelm	Vîle
	Viilia		♂		Wilhelm / Vilhelm	Vîlia
	Viiliarmi		♂		William	Vîliarme
	Viiliimmi		♂		Wilhelm / Vilhelm	Vîlîme
	Viiliimmiina	♀			Wilhelmine	Vîlĩmîna
	Viilimi		♂		Wilhelm / Vilhelm	Vîlime
	Viilissi		♂		Felix	Vîligse
	Viini	♀			Winnie	Vîne
	Viinii	♀			Winnie	Vînê
	Viiveeraq	♀				Vîvêraĸ
	Viivi	♀			Vivi	Vîve
	Vilimmiina	♀			Wilhelmine	Vilímîna
	Vinuuna	♀			Winona	Vinûna
	Vitta	♀			Vita	Víta
	Vittori		♂		Viktor	Vigtore
	Vittorsi		♂		Vittus	Vítorse
	Vittu		♂		Vittus	Víto

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