apita'q
Translation: It rises
Part of Speech: verb inanimate intransitive
Meanings:
- rise (as dough)
- swell
- bloated
- proof (dough)
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Pipnaqan etlitu apita'q.Translation: The bread I'm making rises.Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: a·bi·daahk
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- apita'ql -- apita'ql -- they rise -- (third person plural inanimate)
Related entries for category "cook"
- apita'q : rise (as dough) / swell / bloated / proof (dough)
- apita'taqan : baking powder / baking soda / rising agent / yeast / leavening
- elusgnawet : knead dough
- epipnatg : make bread / bake bread
- epipnet : bake bread
- esgoqsit : undercooked / left untouched by fire
- esgoqteg : undercooked / left untouched by fire
- etligmiet : boiling
- etloqs'g : cook / bake
- etloqsatl : cook
- etloqsit : cooking / sun-bathing
- etloqteg : cooking
- etoqtalatl : roast / bake / cook
- etoqtasit : roast
- etoqtatg : roast / bake / cook
- etoqtet : roast / bake
- gaqoqsit : burned through / finished cooking
- gaqoqteg : burned through
- gi's'g : finished cooking
- gi'satl : finished cooking
- gi'sit : cooked
- gi'teg : cooked
- gisoqsit : ready cooked / cooked
- gisoqteg : ready cooked / cooked
- miloqs'g : cook in different ways
- miloqsatl : cook in different ways
- miloqsawet : bake variety of pastry / make desserts / make sweets
- mima'gwa'taqan : used for greasing / greaser (for pan)
- minuoqs'g : recook
- minuoqsatl : recook
- nata'toqtet : know how to bake / good or excellent baker
- nata'wisugwateget : good cook / excellent cook / know how to cook
- natawoqsawet : know how to cook / good or excellent cook
- netawitoqtet : know how to cook
- nipetesmat : cooks overnight / overnight cooking
- nipetesmuatl : cooks (rice, etc.) overnight for him/her/it
- nipiapetesmat : cooks overnight for self
- puggwana'latl : smoke (fish, etc.)
- puggwana'taqan : smoker / place, apparatus or utensil for smoking meat, etc...
- puggwana'teget : smoke (food)
- puggwana'toq : smoke (fish, etc.)
- puggwanaw : smoked food (e.g. fish or meat)
- sasqa'gwit : Flat bottom pot / Flat bottom cauldron
- sasqapa'sit : grills / cooks food on a grill over charcoals / cooks food over embers
- sisla'gwa'latl : fry
- sisla'gwa'toq : fry
- teloqs'g : cook in such a way / cook thus
- teloqsas'g : cooked in such a way / cooked thus
- teloqsasit : cooked in such a way / cooked thus
- teloqsatl : cook in such a way / cook thus
- wejaqama'latl : boil
- wejaqama'toq : boil
- wejaqamiaq : boil
- wesamoqs'g : overcook
- wesamoqsatl : overcook
- wesamoqsit : overcooked
- wesamoqteg : overcooked
- wesawa'latl : put on to boil / put on to cook
- wesawa'toq : put on to boil / put on to cook
- wisgu'patl : cook for
- wissugwalatl : cooks him/her/it
- wissugwat : cook (for oneself)
- wissugwatg : cooks it
- wissugwatiget : cook