Inuktitut Romanization Table

by Library of Congress

Inuktitut Romanization Table by Library of Congress

https://loc.gov/catdir/cpso/romanization/inuktitut.pdf

Inuktitut

ᐁ	ai	ᐃ	i	ᐅ	u	ᐊ	a
ᐯ	pai	ᐱ	pi	ᐳ	pu	ᐸ	pa	ᑉ	p
ᑌ	tai	ᑎ	ti	ᑐ	tu	ᑕ	ta	ᑦ	t
ᑫ	kai	ᑭ	ki	ᑯ	ku	ᑲ	ka	ᒃ	k
ᒉ	gai	ᒋ	gi	ᒍ	gu	ᒐ	ga	ᒡ	g
ᒣ	mai	ᒥ	mi	ᒧ	mu	ᒪ	ma	ᒻ	m
ᓀ	nai	ᓂ	ni	ᓄ	nu	ᓇ	na	ᓐ	n
ᓭ	sai	ᓯ	si	ᓱ	su	ᓴ	sa	ᔅ	s
ᓓ	lai	ᓕ	li	ᓗ	lu	ᓚ	la	ᓪ	l
ᔦ	jai	ᔨ	ji	ᔪ	ju	ᔭ	ja	ᔾ	j
ᕓ	vai	ᕕ	vi	ᕗ	vu	ᕙ	va	ᕝ	v
ᕃ	rai	ᕆ	ri	ᕈ	ru	ᕋ	ra	ᕐ	r
ᙯ	qai	ᕿ	qi	ᖁ	qu	ᖃ	qa	ᖅ	q
ᙰ	ngai	ᖏ	ngi	ᖑ	ngu	ᖓ	nga	ᖕ	ng
		ᙱ	nngi	ᙳ	nngu	ᙵ	nnga	ᖖ	nng
		ᖠ	&i	ᖢ	&u	ᖤ	&a	ᖦ	&
ᕴ	hai*	ᕵ	hi*	ᕷ	hu*	ᕹ	ha*	ᕻ	h*
								ᕼ	h†

Notes

1. A long vowel is represented in syllabics by a superscript dot, in romanization by doubling

the letter (for example, ᓈᓃᑦ naaniit; ᑰᔾᔪᐊᖅ Kuujjuaq).

2. 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.