What is another word for sealskin tent?
Pronunciation: [sˈiːlskɪn tˈɛnt] (IPA) 
A sealskin tent, also known as an igloo or inukshuk, is a traditional dwelling used by Inuit and Yupik peoples in Arctic regions. Synonyms for this unique shelter include qasgiq, tupiq, and qarmaq. Qasgiq is a larger gathering place, whereas tupiq is a smaller dwelling for individuals or families. The qarmaq is a temporary shelter made by cutting blocks of snow. Another synonym is nipi, which is a type of tent used by the Inuit in Greenland and northern Canada. These dwellings are designed to withstand the harsh Arctic climate, providing a warm and dry shelter for their inhabitants.
