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==Language==

==Language==

'''Inuit''' also refers to the language of the Inuit people. It has numerous consonants in tight clusters. Similar to [[Hawaii]]an, it has very short words, in part due to the expediation necessary to prevent the heat loss from opening their mouths. Also to prevent heat loss, Inuits would greet each other and perform other common exchanges only by rubbing their noses together ("Eskimo kiss"), since the nose was usually the only strip of skin exposed to the elements. The Inuit language is remarkable for having over 100 words for "snow".<ref>http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E04EFDB153BF93AA35751C0A962948260 "There's Snow Synonym", New York Times, February 9, 1984</ref>

'''Inuit''' also refers to the language of the Inuit people. It has numerous consonants in tight clusters. Similar to [[Hawaii]]an, it has very short words, in part due to the expediation necessary to prevent the heat loss from opening their mouths. Also to prevent heat loss, Inuits would greet each other and perform other common exchanges only by rubbing their noses together ("Eskimo kiss"), since the nose was usually the only strip of skin exposed to the elements. The Inuit language is remarkable for having over 100 words to describe "snow".<ref>http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E04EFDB153BF93AA35751C0A962948260 "There's Snow Synonym", New York Times, February 9, 1984</ref>

==Diet==

==Diet==