nenaqe'g

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Pacifique Dictionary Manuscript, Page Image #580

Transcription:	nenagio, tan tli... au plus tôt (lettre) geio (Pi. Met.)
Expanded:	nenagio, tan tli nenaqiw au plus tôt (lettre) nenageio (Pi. Met.)
Transliteration:	nenaqiw, tan teli nenaqiw as soon as possible (letter) nenaqeiw (Pi. Met)

Transcription:	nenageï, être pressé, gaï (115,2), geieg, geiŏg, gŏltigo; mo gnenagŏltip mo gnenagŏltineo, ne v.p.p. oasam ne. trop pressé n.oigomoltes, je me presserai de t’ap-peler (Sr. Mic 71)
Expanded:	nenageï, être pressé, gaï (115, 2), nenageieg, nenageiŏg, nenagŏltigo; mo gnenagŏltip mo gnenagŏltineo, ne vas pas pressé oasam nenageï, trop pressé nenagïoigomoltes, je me presserai de t’ap-peler (Sr. Mic. 71)
Transliteration:	nenaqei', to be in a hurry (115, 2), nenaqei’eg, nenaqei’oq, nenaqolti'gw; mu gnenaqoltip mu gnenaqoltinew, won’t be hurried wesam nenaqei’, too hurried nenaqiwigumultes, I will hurry to call/summon you back (Sr. Mic. 71)

Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive

Pronunciation Guide: ne·na·hgeeg

Translation: He/she is in a hurry

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Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Mali na negm pusgialinenaqe'g.
Translation: Mary is often going around in a hurry.
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Related Entry: tetaqe'g

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Dictionary of the language of the Micmac Indians : who reside in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and Newfoundland - Page 150