- Aluiqqaniq : Snowdrift on a steep hill, overhanging on top.
- Aniuk : Snow for drinking water.
- Aniuvak : Snow remaining in holes.
- Aput : Snow on the ground (close to the generic Snow)
- Aqilluqqaaq : Fresh and soggy snow
- Auviq : snow brick, to build igloo
- Ijaruvak : Melted snow, turned in ice crystals.
- Isiriartaq : Falling snow, yellow or red.
- Kanangniut : Snowdrift made by North-East wind.
- Katakartanaq : Crusty snow, broken by steps.
- Kavisilaq : snow hardened by rain or frost
- Kinirtaq : wet and compact snow.
- Masak : wet snow, saturated.
- Matsaaq : snow in water
- Maujaq : deep and soft snow, where it's difficult to walk.
- Mingullaut : thin powder snow, enters by cracks and covers objects.
- Mituk : small snow layer on the water of a fishing hole.
- Munnguqtuq : compressed snow which began to soften in spring.
- Natiruviaqtuq: snow blasts on the ground.
- Niggiut : snowdrift with South-east wind
- Niummak : hard waving snow staying on ice fields
- Pingangnuit : snowdrift made by south-west wind
- Piqsiq : snow lift by wind. Blizzard.
- Pukak : dry snow crystals, like sugar powder
- Qannialaaq : light falling snow
- Qanniq : falling snow
- Quiasuqaq : re-frozen snow surface, making crust.
- Qiqiqralijarnatuq: snow when walked on.
- Uangniut : snowdrift made by north-west wind.
- Uluarnaq : round snowdrift
- Uqaluraq : taper snowdrift
aug 12 2011 ∞
jan 3 2012 +