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Inuktitut Language

Tool to translate/read/write in Inuktitut, a language based on a syllabary alphabet used in northern Canada (especially by the Inuits).

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What is Inuktitut? (Definition)

Inuktitut is a language (still existing) spoken and written by the inhabitants (generally Inuit) of northern Canada. Inuktitut uses a syllabary alphabet (words are made up of syllables, not letters).

How to write in Inuktitut?

Writing in Inuktitut is writing syllables by syllables, Inuktitut has about 120.

aiiiiu
uuaaah
hpaipipii
pupuupapaa
ptaititii
tutuutataa
tkaikikii
kukuukakaa
kgaigigii
guguugagaa
gmaimimii
mumuumamaa
mnaininii
nunuunanaa
nsaisisii
susuusasaa
slaililii
luluulalaa
ljaijijii
jujuujajaa
jvaivivii
vuvuuvavaa
vrairirii
ruruuraraa
rqaiqiqii
ququuqaqaa
qngaingingii
ngunguungangaa
ngnnginngiinngu
nnguunnganngaanng
łiłiiłułuu
łałaał

Some English syllables do not exist in Inuktitut and some Inuktitut syllables do not exist in English (like ł)

Example: INUKTITUT is written ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ

dCode allows you to transcribe syllables into readable text or symbols but does not actually translate words (there is no English-Inuktitut translation dictionary)

How to decrypt Inuktitut?

Reading Inuktitut consists of replacing the symbols / syllables with the corresponding pronunciations (groups of letters).

Example: ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ is read INUKTITUT

How to recognize an Inuktitut ciphertext?

The message is composed of symbols mixing V-tips and loops, having representations in several directions as well as in mirror writing.

Any reference to Canada and the Inuit people is a clue.

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