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Inuktitut Alphabet (Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics)
The letters and characters of Inuktitut written in the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script, in order — every standard character with its name and codepoint, the additional and punctuation sets, and exactly how many fonts include them. About 42,674 people read or write it across 1 country.
Inuktitut is also written in: (Latin)
Standard characters
The minimal set of characters required for Inuktitut — the language's alphabet, in its traditional order. Tap a character to copy it; each name opens the full character page.
Punctuation characters
The marks used to separate sentences and to clarify meaning.
Where Inuktitut (Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics) is read
Countries shaded by the share of their population that reads or writes Inuktitut in the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script. The map is zoomed to the region where at least 1% of a country's people read it; neighbouring countries are shown unshaded for context.
Estimated readers — share of each country's population (CLDR).
| Country | Estimated readers | Share of population |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | 42,674 | 0.11% |
Inuktitut (Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics) — facts
| Font coverage | 18 of 137,179 fonts include every one of the 109 standard characters; 18 include the standard and additional sets together. Counts are exact for the snapshot of 21 October 2026. |
|---|---|
| Script | Canadian_Aboriginal |
| Unicode blocks | Basic Latin, Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, General Punctuation |
| People | About 42,674 people read or write Inuktitut in the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script — mostly in Canada. |
| Also written in | Inuktitut (Latin) |
Data: Unicode CLDR exemplar characters (CLDR 48.2.0) and CLDR territory population data. Font counts: snapshot of 21 October 2026.