The ALEUT term is composed of four crossword solutions: ALASKAN (7 letters), ESKIMO (6 letters), INUIT (5 letters), and ATTU (4 letters). The ALEUT are an indigenous people of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. They are related to the INUIT and Yupik peoples, and are often referred to as Eskimos. The term 'ALEUT' is derived from the Russian word for 'ISLANDER'. The ALEUT are known for their unique culture, which includes a distinct language, art, and traditional clothing. The island of ATTU is the westernmost and largest of the Aleutian Islands, and is home to the majority of the ALEUT population.