atapaqq

Recordings:

Translation: He/she winds it up

Part of Speech: verb inanimate transitive

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: So'sep atapaqq na'gusetewei.
Translation: Joseph winds the clock.
Recording: Recording by ewm 🔉

Pronunciation Guide: a·da·bahkk

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

atapaqam -- I wind it up -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
atapaqameg -- We wind it up -- (first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)

amnaqwa'teget : turn toes in
aputasg'tesing : flip backwards / flip over
aputasga'latl : turn upside down
aputasga'toq : turn upside down
aputasgiaq : flip / flip over / flip back
aputasgiet : fall back / flip over
aputasgigwalatl : turn over (using a tool)
aputasgigwatg : turn over (using a tool)
atapaqatl : wind up / turn
atapaqq : wind up / turn
el'tqeg : coiled
el'tqet : coiled
el'tqo'latl : coil (rope)
eletqo'toq : coil
gawasg'pa'sit : turn around while seated
gawasg'smtesing : turn over quickly while prone / turn over quickly in bed
gawasga'latl : turn to opposite direction / turn around
gawasga's'g : turns around
gawasga'sit : turns around
gawasga'toq : turn it around
gawasgega'latl : turn over
gawasgega'toq : turn it over
gawasgeget : flip / turn it over quickly
gawasgisma'sit : turn self over while in lying down / turn over in bed
getgugjiaq : turns prone face down
gigto'qopugua'sit : turn around while standing / turn about while in standing position
giwto'qopega'latl : swing around
giwto'qopega'toq : swing around
menapaqatl : unscrew
menapaqq : unscrew