Editing Sedna (mythology) (section)

==Other names==
Sedna is known as [[Arnakuagsak]] or Arnaqquassaaq in parts of [[Greenland]]. She is called Sassuma Arnaa ('Mother of the Deep') in [[West Greenlandic]] and [[Nerrivik]] ('Table', [[Inuktun]]) or [[Nuliajuk]] ([[Kivalliq Region]], [[Nunavut]], Canada). She is sometimes known by other names by different [[Inuit]] groups such as [[Arnapkapfaaluk]] ('Big Bad Woman') of the [[Copper Inuit]] from the [[Coronation Gulf]] area<ref>Richard G Condon, Julia Ogina and the [[Ulukhaktok|Holman Elders]], ''The Northern Copper Inuit'' ({{ISBN|0-8020-0849-6}})</ref> and Takánakapsâluk or Takannaaluk ([[Igloolik]]). In [[Killiniq Island|Killiniq]], [[Labrador]], she was referred to as 'Old-woman-who-lived-in-the-sea'.<ref name=":0">{{Cite journal|last=Jarvis|first=Dale Gilbert|date=2018|title=Exploring the Legend of Sedna|url=https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y3Xp1_JtQg1FU7KOZk5zsGkIiARQfSLX/view|journal=Inside Labrador|volume=Summer|pages=44–50}}</ref>