The term 'Alaskan Islander' refers to the indigenous people of Alaska's Aleutian Islands. The Aleutian Islands are a chain of islands in the northern Pacific Ocean, and the ALEUT people are the native inhabitants of the islands. The Aleutian Islands are also known as the 'Aleutians, ' and the people who live there are referred to as 'Aleutians' or 'Aleuts.' The term 'Aleutian' is derived from the Russian word for 'island, ' and the term 'ALEUT' is derived from the Unangan language, which is spoken by the ALEUT people.