aneteg
Translation: Inconvenient
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- inconvenant
- improper
- unseemly
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Aneteg na ula p'tawti, mu gistllugown.Translation: This table is inconvenient; you can't do your work on it.Recording: Recording by ewm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: an·e·deg
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- anetegl -- they are inconvenient -- (plural)
Document References:
Transcription: aneteg, gisna aniamog, inconvenant (23/1) Expanded: aneteg, gisna aniamog, inconvenant (23/1) Transliteration: aneteg, gisna aniamug, inconvenant (23/1) Public Note: "Inconvenant" is a French adjective meaning inappropriate, unseemly, or contrary to social customs or propriety. It describes something that violates the rules of good behavior or is considered rude, indecent, or out of place. In English, "inconvenant" translates to "inconvenient," "improper," or "unseemly".
Related entries for category "condition"
- aneteg : inconvenant / improper / unseemly
- emegwaltugwepit : messy hair / awful looking hairdo / bad hair day
- ewllugwet : poor quality work / badly done work
- me'_pa : anyhow / anyway
- mejige'g : dirty / dirty
- menaje'jg : fragile / delicate
- pasge'g : crushed or shattered / busted / crushed or shattered / busted
- pesga'qiputeg : chafed
- pesqa'gipusit : chafed
- ugtapsunig : useful
- ugtapsunit : useful
- waqgaje'g : physically weak / not strong
- weliaq : useful / good
- wetapsunig : useful
- wetapsunit : useful
- winjig : bad condition / spoiled
- winjit : bad condition / unclean