| ISO 639-1: | ik |
| ISO 639-2: | ipk |
| English: | Inupiaq |
| French: | inupiaq |
The code ik is classified in ISO 639 as an individual language code. In practice, however, it appears to be a collection of related languages that are conventionally called by the given name.
This code encompasses the following 2 languages from the Ethnologue:
| INUPIATUN, NORTH ALASKAN | [ESI] USA. Population total both countries 3,500 speakers out of an ethnic population of 8,000 (1990 L.D. Kaplan). Alternate names: NORTH ALASKAN INUPIAT, INUPIAT, 'ESKIMO'. Dialects: NORTH SLOPE INUPIATUN (POINT BARROW INUPIATUN), WEST ARCTIC INUPIATUN, POINT HOPE INUPIATUN, ANAKTUVIK PASS INUPIATUN. Classification: Eskimo-Aleut, Eskimo, Inuit. More information. |
| INUPIATUN, NORTHWEST ALASKA | [ESK] USA. 4,000 speakers out of 8,000 population (1978 SIL). Alternate names: NORTHWEST ALASKA INUPIAT, INUPIATUN, 'ESKIMO'. Dialects: NORTHERN MALIMIUT INUPIATUN, SOUTHERN MALIMIUT INUPIATUN, KOBUK RIVER INUPIATUN, COASTAL INUPIATUN, KOTZEBUE SOUND INUPIATUN, SEWARD PENINSULA INUPIATUN, KING ISLAND INUPIATUN (BERING STRAIT INUPIATUN). Classification: Eskimo-Aleut, Eskimo, Inuit. More information. |
