Igutsak • Bee

Invertebrate - Apoidae spp.

Apoidae include all bees, both social and solitary. Bumble bees and honey bees are also part of this Hymenopteran superfamily. These insects have two pairs of membranous wings held together by hooks in flight. Apoidae have slender waists. Most bees are black or brownish in colour, but some are bright bluish-green or metallic green, while others are banded or marked with yellow or orange and black. Many bees have smooth bodies, while others are quite hairy.

Description Source: Montreal Insectarium - Espace pour la vie


Cree

Term Dialect
Aamuu iiyiyiuyimuwin (Northern East Cree), Southern East Cree
Âmô N-dialect Cree
Âmow L-dialect Cree

Dene

Term Dialect
Ch'elahdziid Tanacross
Ch’ineedzit Dinjii Zhuh k’yuu (Gwich'in)
Kw'irehnǫ Sahtúgot’ıne (Bear Lake, North Slavey)
P'ilahnǫ Shıhgot’ıne (Mountain, North Slavey)

English

Term Dialect
Bee Standard English

Français

Term Dialect
Abeille Français canadien

Greenlandic

Term Dialect
Igutsak Avanerriarmiutut (Avanersuarmiutut), Kitaamiusut Kalaallisut

Innu-aimun

Term Dialect
Amu Innu-aimun

Inuktut

Term Dialect
Igupsaq Aivilingmiutut
Igutchaq Nattilingmiutut
Igutsak Nunatsiavummiutut
Igutsaq South Qikiqtaaluk, Nunavimmiutitut - Sanikiluarmiut

Nuučaan̓uł

Term Dialect
ʕaaxic Central Nuučaan̓uł, Nuučaan̓uł Fallback

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