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instead of syllabics. In
Inuit religion,
Nanook (/ˈnænuːk/; Inuktitut: ᓇᓄᖅ [
naˈnuq], lit. "polar bear") was the
master of bears,
meaning he
decided if hunters...
- nanoq, nanuk, or
nanuq in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Nanook, in
Inuit mythology, is the
master of bears. Nanook, Nanuk, or
Nanuq may also
refer to:...
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arctic animal,
teaching viewers about it.
Nanuq is a big
polar bear who know what it
means to be a good friend.
Nanuq likes to stay
active by
playing hockey...
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enthusiastic in
hunting bears that, sometimes,
their handlers shouted "
nanuq" (Inuktitut name for the bear) to
encourage them when
pulling sledges. The...
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University of
Alaska Fairbanks. The
Nanooks name is
derived from the
Inupiaq "
nanuq",
meaning polar bear. The
school colors are blue and gold. The
Nanooks compete...
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Aquariums beluga po****tion,
Nanuq at
SeaWorld San
Diego and
Naluark at the
Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, US.
Nanuq has
fathered 10 calves, five of which...
- and Gambell. St.
Lawrence Island made
national news in
April 2023 when
Nanuq, an
Australian Shepherd dog from Gambell, Alaska, was
rescued and returned...
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Receptionist 9
episodes 2023
Spirit Rangers Vulture, Detzy, Mom Goose, Ruby,
Nanuq Voice, 3
episodes 2023
Clone High
Sacagawea Voice 2024 Echo Nita Episode:...
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Nanook (definition) from
Inuktitut word for
polar bear
Nanuq (ᓇᓄᒃ
Inuktitut pronunciation: [
naˈnuq]), "polar bear", made
famous in
English due to a 1922...
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representing what is now the
territory of Nunavut),
suggested the name "
Nanuq" [nanook,
polar bear] in
honour of the
Inuit and
their northern culture;...
