What is another word for inuit?
Pronunciation: [ɪnjˈuːɪt] (IPA) 
The Inuit people are historically known as the Eskimo people, although this term is now discouraged as it is considered derogatory in some circles. Depending on the specific region in which they reside, they may also be referred to as the Yupik people or the Inupiaq people. In Canada, they are sometimes called the Inuit Nunangat. Other terms that have been used to describe indigenous Arctic people include the Aleut, Chukchi, and Sami. It's important to be aware of the preferred terminology when discussing these communities, as language can be an important component of respectful communication.
