Yes, Greenlandics are called Eskimos even though no, Icelanders are not so called. The term comes from ayas̆kimew in the Montagnais language of non-Inuit peoples known as the Innu and translates literally as "a person who laces a snowshoe" in English. It historically tends to be applied to indigenous populations of Alaska, Canada, eastern Siberia and of Greenland.
As they live in Greenland. FOR EXAMPLE-Indians are the people of India
People who come from Iceland are called Icelanders
People in Iceland are called "Icelanders".The Icelandic word for people is: fólk.
In Greenlandic, snow is called "qaniit."
In Greenlandic, English is called "Tunumiusut."
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In Greenlandic, Thursday is called "tallata avatangi."
eskimos
Icelanders
In Greenlandic, Santa Claus is called "Sanata Klaasit".
icelandic or icelanders :)
They are called Icelanders or Icelandics.