The Inuit HOUSE is a traditional dwelling of the Inuit people, typically constructed from blocks of snow and ice. It is also known as an igloo, which is derived from the Inuktitut word 'iglu' meaning 'HOUSE'. The igloo is a dome-shaped structure that is designed to withstand the harsh Arctic climate. It is insulated with snow and can be used for shelter during the winter months. The Inuit HOUSE is a symbol of the Inuit culture and is still used today by some Inuit communities.