Boys:

• Amaalik (meaning: 'sea bird')
• Amaroq (meaning: 'arctic wolf')
• Anori (meaning: 'wind')
• Aputsiaq (meaning: 'snowflake')
• Augo (Greenlandic form of August)
• Aqqaluk
• Detlef
• Eqaluk (meaning: 'trout')
• Illaaq (meaning: 'fetus of a whale or seal')
• Inuk (meaning: 'human being/man')
• Inunnguaq (meaning: 'sweet little person/man')
• Isak
• Ivaaq
• Ivik (meaning: 'grass')
• Kaataq (meaning: 'hammer')
• Katu (meaning: 'drumstick')
• Makaali (Greenlandic form of Michael)
• Malik (meaning: 'wave')
• Minik
• Nanoq (meaning: 'polar bear')
• Nattoralik (meaning: 'eagle')
• Nuka (meaning: 'little brother')
• Piita (Greenlandic form of Peter)
• Piitaq (Greenlandic form of Peter)
• Pilu
• Qanik (meaning: 'snowflake')
• Qivioq (meaning: 'wooly hair')
• Salik
• Siimuut (Greenlandic form of Simon)
• Takisooq (meaning: 'long one')
• Unaaq (meaning: 'harpoon')

Girls:

• Aaggaali (Greenlandic form of Agathe)
• Aliaraq
• Aviaaja (meaning: 'cousin')
• Avike
• Aaviak (meaning: 'coagulated blood')
• Fariitariikka (Greenlandic form of Frederikke/Frederika)
• Hedvig
• Iiliit (Greenlandic form of Helene)
• Ivinnguaq (meaning: 'sweet little grass')
• Ivaana
• Ivalu (meaning: 'sinew')
• Kimmernaq (meaning: 'lingonberry')
• Lippikka (Greenlandic form of Rebecca)
• Maalia (Greenlandic form of Maria)
• Makaja
• Maliina (meaning: 'the one to follow')
• Malu
• Naaja (meaning: 'seagull')
• Naasunnguaq (meaning: 'sweet little flower')
• Najaaraq (meaning: 'a brother's little sister')
• Navarat
• Nuka (meaning: 'little sister')
• Nukaaka
• Paarma (meaning: 'berry')
• Paninnguaq (meaning: 'sweet little daughter')
• Piipa
• Pilunnguaq
• Pipaluk (meaning: 'sweet little thing')
• Piseq (meaning: 'song')
• Qila (meaning: 'she, who is asking the spirits')
• Qinoq (meaning: 'ice sludge')
• Sika (Greenlandic short form of Sikaalutta/Charlotte)
• Sikkersoq (meaning: 'blossom')
• Smillaaraq (combination of the Danish words mild and smile (same meaning as in English)
• Uiloq (meaning: 'shell')
• Vilhelmiinannguaq (Greenlandic form of Vilhelmine/Wilhelmina)