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Husband |
Wife |
No. of unmarried children | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taqaugaq ("blood-vessel") | Kigutíkat ("she of the big teeth") | ||
| Sunang ("what?") | Kikâba | 2 | |
| Qumangâpik ("he who makes water") | Alasuarâluk | 3 | |
| Agpaliâpik ("the auk") | 1 | ||
| Piúngitsoq ("the poor one¨) | Totalik | 2 | |
| Atakutâluk | |||
| Qamaneq ("river mouth") | Magpánuk ("the opener") | 1 | |
| Inugteq ("the human being") | Arnakatdleq ("the big woman") | 1 | |
| Anguterssuaq ("the big man") | Ulajoq (Akudnermlo) | 2 | |
| Tángulâq | 1 | ||
| Paniluk ("the bad daughter") | Arnakitsoq ("the little woman") | 2 | |
| — | Anguterssuaq ("the big man": widow) | 5 | |
| — | Atakutâluk (imbecile) | ||
| Torngaq ("familiar spirit") | Kunut | 1 | |
| Magpaq | |||
| Nutârrariaq | Kaukiaq | 1 | |
| Magpaq ("the opener") | Kupâq | 2 | |
| Inuâluk ("the man") | Qajûtaq ("the dipper") | 1 | |
| Inuvuk ("the man") | Alaujaq ("sledge shoeing") | 3 | |
| Nutararsuk ("ugly little child") | Haina | 1 | |
| Mala ("the throat") | Kunukutuk | 1 | |
| Atakutâluk | Ítukusuk ("the eldest"; Aua's daughter) | ||
| Tôrngaq "familiar spirit") | Arnâjamajoq ("the nice woman") | 2 | |
| Kuteq ("the drop") | Arnarqoq ("the woman") | 1 | |
| Inûjaq ("the doll") | Apiteq | 4 | |
| Admiralty Inlet: | |||
| Amarualik ("wolf-man") | Inûjaq ("the doll") | 4 | |
| Nakatarfik ("the target") | Tatangneq ("the troubled") | 1 | |
| Itjangeq | Kunut | 2 | |
| Panigpak ("the daughter") | Augpaluktoq ("the red one"). | 1 | |
| Kunut | Inuk ("human being") | 4 | |
In all, 146 men, 161 women and 197 children; among the women are eight who have married in from other tribes.
About the year 1900 the number of Iglulik Eskimos was estimated[1] to be about 378 persons in all, of which 138 were Aivilingmiut, 60 Iglulingmiut and 180 Tununermiut (including the Tununerusermiut at Admiralty Inlet). These counts have, however, doubtless
- ↑ Low p. 134–35; Boas in 1898 gives the number of Aivilik Eskimos as 102 (1901 p. 7).