kamik meaning

• /käˈmik/
    noun
    A knee-length sealskin boot
    ORIGIN: Inuit

• Ryan Herling, 12, Norwell, Mass . _ kamik
• Most women sew traditional kamik ( seal or caribou skin boots ).
• Rounding out the ensemble is a pair of leather thigh-high white boots, or kamik.
• The Bigstone Cree First Nation Education Authority operates the Bigstone Community School ( Oski Pasikoniwew Kamik ).
• Leon Mamgark, 24, a Catholic Innu from the northern Canadian territory of Nunavut, wore a traditional atigi jacket and kamik boots to meet the pope in person during the airport ceremony.
• The main Okichitaw training lodge ( " mistiko kamik " ) is located at the martial arts school of the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto and the art is disseminated through classes, workshops and demonstrations.
• Unfortunately, it turned out that the cheap boots at REI were the last pair of Kamik Rocket Juniors in stock, and while I was calculating how many pairs of heavy socks it would take to fit a pair two sizes too big on my 4-year-old, someone else snapped them up.

• "kamik" meaning in Chinese: 海豹皮艇
• "kamik" meaning in Russian: камик У эскимосов [Eskimo] обувь из тюленьей кожи kamika...