-riartor-: Go To Do — Greenlandic Grammar

-riartor- means "go (somewhere) to do it". After some stems it is -artor-: "eats" gives neriartor- "go out to eat".

Uffami neriniartarfimmut neriartorutta?
Why don't we go to a restaurant? (lit. what if we went out to eat at a restaurant?)
Neriartornissamut qaaqquaanga.
He invited me for dinner. (lit. for going out to eat)

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