-miit- is a verb meaning "to be somewhere".
| illumiittuq | She is in the house. |
| Jalunaimiittugut | We all are in Yellowknfie. |
In the South Qikiqtaaluk dialect -miit- deletes any consonant that appears immediately before it:
| sirluaq+miit + tut = | sirluamiittut | They are in the shed. |
| pulaarvik + miit + tuuk= | pulaarvimiittuuk | The two of them are in the living room. |
-miit- also shows up in questions:
| Namiippit? | Where are you? |
| Namiippa? | Where is it; Where is he/she? |