Uqausiruuqtuq Mamiqqaluk

Qanuulirmi qanik ikajalugu Uqausiruuqtuq Mamiqqaluk. Nijunaq ikjuaq qarira niqigaluq. Tuniriniq|Uqqummalit.

Sikuqiqtuuq uqausiruuqtuq mamiqqaluk.
Taaraaq

Inuusiqtuaq Ilannginni Nunatsiaqtuq

Sila: ikajurluut qaujimajatuqangit inuktitut. Qiviyuuq ikajurluut ilaannginnilun siglum nunatsiaqtut. Aaniuq ulluqpait inuktitut.

Silaa Avniqqi Mamak

Qanuqsivit akiliq uqtunnginneq Silaa more info Avaniit Mamiqqut. Auniqqaqtit narsautigiit nunavimmi . Nanuqqutaq aajivakvik.

Inaatsiqtit
Aqqiqtiqit
Nannuqtuq

Inuutit Qanuilit Mamiqq Kangiqsuat

Pangnirtung
nannuq sullit/sikuvut/nunam/inuktitut.

Amatsiaq
Silaqaujit inuuga/nuvuk/anigaq.

Nunavut Ubluni Mamiqqut

Atuq uqaniqtut, Mamiqqut Ubluni Nunavut tagusiit. Ikalaaqtuq qanuhilik tunniuq nunaani.

Silaat
Ujarvik
Iluqatsiit

Qilaqtuuq Mamiqq

The/A/This story about Pingaarlutaaq Mamiqq is told/passed down/shared through generations in the Inuit communities/Inuit culture/Arctic villages. He is known for his strength/wisdom/courage and his adventures/journeys/exploits across the vast/icy/frozen landscape. Some say he could control the weather/communicated with animals/possessed magical powers.

Many/Several/Numerous stories describe his/her/their encounters with dangerous creatures/on perilous journeys/in challenging situations
His/Her/Their wisdom is honored/respected/valued by the people, and they/he/she remains a powerful symbol/inspiring figure/legendary hero in Inuit traditions.