Vocabulary Comparison
The comparison of number names in the three dialects:
| North Slope Iñupiaq | Northwest Alaska Iñupiaq (Kobuk Malimiut) |
King Island Iñupiaq | meaning |
| atausiq | atausriq | atausiq | 1 |
| malġuk | malġuk | maġluuk | 2 |
| piŋasut | piñasrut | piŋasut | 3 |
| sisamat | sisamat | sitamat | 4 |
| tallimat | tallimat | tallimat | 5 |
| itchaksrat | itchaksrat | aġvinikłit | 6 |
| tallimat malġuk | tallimat malġuk | tallimat maġluuk | 7 |
| tallimat piŋasut | tallimat piñasrut | tallimat piŋasut | 8 |
| quliŋuġutaiḷaq | quliŋŋuutaiḷaq | qulinŋutailat | 9 |
| qulit | qulit | qulit | 10 |
| qulit atausiq | qulit atausriq | qulit atausiq | 11 |
| qulit malġuk | qulit malġuk | qulit maġluuk | 12 |
| qulit piŋasut | qulit piñasrut | qulit piŋasut | 13 |
| akimiaġutaiḷaq | akimiaŋŋutaiḷaq | agimiaġutailaq | 14 |
| akimiaq | akimiaq | agimiaq | 15 |
| akimiaq atausiq | akimiaq atausriq | agimiaq atausiq | 16 |
| akimiaq malġuk | akimiaq malġuk | agimiaq maġluuk | 17 |
| akimiaq piŋasut | akimiaq piñasrut | agimiaq piŋasut | 18 |
| iñuiññaŋŋutaiḷaq | iñuiñaġutaiḷaq | inuinaġutailat | 19 |
| iñuiññaq | iñuiñaq | inuinnaq | 20 |
| iñuiññaq qulit | iñuiñaq qulit | inuinaq qulit | 30 |
| malġukipiaq | malġukipiaq | maġluutiviaq | 40 |
| malġukipiaq qulit | malġukipiaq qulit | maġluutiviaq qulit | 50 |
| piŋasukipiaq | piñasrukipiaq | piŋasuutiviaq | 60 |
| piŋasukipiaq qulit | piñasrukipiaq qulit | piŋasuutiviaq qulit | 70 |
| sisamakipiaq | sisamakipiaq | . | 80 |
| sisamakipiaq qulit | sisamakipiaq qulit | . | 90 |
| tallimakipiaq | tallimakipiaq | tallimativiaq | 100 |
| kavluutit | . | kabluutit | 1000 |
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