apatte'g/apatte'k

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb inanimate transitive

Pronunciation Guide: a·bat·teeg

Translation: He/she wins it back

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Apatte'g ta'n goqwei gisintoq.
Text: Apatte'k ta'n koqwei kisintoq.
Translation: He/She wins back what he/she lost.
Recording: Recording by ewm 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

apatte'm -- apatte'm -- I win it back -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
apatte'meg -- apatte'mek -- We win it back -- (first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)

apaja's'g, apaja's'k : come back / return
apaja'sit, apaja'sit : come back / return
apaja'toq : bring back / return to
apajiaq, apajiaq : result of / outcome / return / comeuppance / penalty / reward
apajigsua'latl, apajiksua'latl : reconcile / take back
apajigsua'toq, apajiksua'toq : take back
apajitqwa'majig : reunite
apajuggwalatl, apajukkwalatl : follow back
apajuggwatg, apajukkwatk : follow back
apatgimatl, apatkimatl : send back
apatgitg, apatkitk : send back
apatl'ga't, apatl'ka't : walk back / stride back
apatpa'q, apatpa'q : returning tide
apatta'tl, apatta'tl : hit back / win back / send back
apatte'g, apatte'k : win it back
apatte'mat, apatte'mat : win back a loss
apattesg, apattesk : spring back
apattesing, apattesink : spring back
apatto'sit, apatto'sit : break even
apipunsit, apipunsit : spend winter / pass winter
apnmisg'g, apnmiskîk : retrieve / return from getting it
apnmisguatl, apnmiskuatl : retrieve / return from getting
enmiaq : goes home / goes onward / when (it comes to pass)
enmiet : goes home / goes onward