Inuktitut romanization table
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Inuktitut
ᐁai | ᐃi | ᐅu | ᐊa | |
ᐯpai | ᐱpi | ᐳpu | ᐸpa | ᑉp |
ᑌtai | ᑎti | ᑐtu | ᑕta | ᑦt |
ᑫkai | ᑭki | ᑯku | ᑲka | ᒃk |
ᒉgai | ᒋgi | ᒍgu | ᒐga | ᒡg |
ᒣmai | ᒥmi | ᒧmu | ᒪma | ᒻm |
ᓀnai | ᓂni | ᓄnu | ᓇna | ᓐn |
ᓭsai | ᓯsi | ᓱsu | ᓴsa | ᔅs |
ᓓlai | ᓕli | ᓗlu | ᓚla | ᓪl |
ᔦjai | ᔨji | ᔪju | ᔭja | ᔾj |
ᕓvai | ᕕvi | ᕗvu | ᕙva | ᕝv |
ᕃrai | ᕆri | ᕈru | ᕋra | ᕐr |
ᙯqai | ᕿqi | ᖁqu | ᖃqa | ᖅq |
ᙰngai | ᖏngi | ᖑngu | ᖓnga | ᖕng |
ᙱnngi | ᙳnngu | ᙵnnga | ᖖnng | |
ᖠ&i | ᖢ&u | ᖤ&a | ᖦ& | |
ᕴhai* | ᕵhi* | ᕷhu* | ᕹha* | ᕻh* |
ᕼh† |
Notes
- A long vowel is represented in syllabics by a superscript dot, in romanization by doubling the letter (for example, ᓈᓃᑦ naaniit; ᑰᔾᔪᐊᖅ Kuujjuaq).
- A circle over a character in the second column converts the vowel from i to aai (for example, ᐂᓵᒃ Aaisaak).
*Character used in the Nunavik region of Québec.
†Character used in the territory of Nunavut.