community names
There is a little trick in dealing with the names of communities, in that several are considered plural, instead of singular:
| Singluar | Plural |
| Sanikiluaq | Iqaluit |
| Kimmirut | Kinngait |
| Qamanittuaq | Naujaat |
| Uhuqtuuq | Arviat |
| Qurluqtuq | Salliit |
This affects what affix we can use with them. For the singular place names, we use -mi, -mut, & -mit. For the plural place names we have to use -ni, -nut, & -nit.
| Namiippit? | Sanikiluarmi | Iqalunni |
| Namuungaqqit? | Ikpiarjummut | Sallirnut |
| Nakingaaqqit? | Uqhuqtuurmit | Kinngarnit |
When using the plural endings (-ni, -nut, & -nit) remember to tack them on to the singular form of the noun:
| Iqaluit | iqaluk | Iqalunni |
| fishes | fish | In Iqaluit |
| Salliit | salliq | Sallirni |
| flat islands | flat island | in Coral Harbour |
see also: -mi, -mut & -mit