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kamik
[ kah-mik ]
noun
, Canadian chiefly Eastern Arctic.
- a mukluk made of sealskin.
kamik
/ ˈkɑːmɪk /
noun
- a traditional Inuit boot made of caribou hide or sealskin
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Word History and Origins
Origin of kamik1
Borrowed into English from Inuit around 1860–65
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Word History and Origins
Origin of kamik1
from Inuktitut
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Example Sentences
Kamik’s two factories are in the Littleton Industrial Park, a strip of factories and businesses a few minutes drive from downtown across from the Ammonoosuc River.
From Washington Times
The boots, called kamik, are of sealskin, bleached to a spotless cream color.
From Project Gutenberg
Perforce, he was compelled to thaw it out in the usual way; that is, taking off his kamik and placing his freezing foot under my bearskin shirt, the heat of my body thawing out the frozen member.
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She always carried the case in her kamik, so it would not be lost.
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