Sermilik

Sermilik is a common Greenlandic word, generally meaning "glacier fjord" or "glacier inlet." It refers to a fjord that receives meltwater and ice directly from a glacier, often characterized by the presence of icebergs and a high sediment load. These fjords are important components of the Greenlandic landscape and are significant sites for studying glacier dynamics and the impact of climate change on ice sheet melt. The name is often used as a place name for various locations in Greenland.