epsmat
Translation: He/she he/she keeps his/her place hot
Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive
Meanings:
- keep own space hot
- maintain dwelling at a high temperature
- have own place at high temperature
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Epsmat ula gitapenu.Translation: Our friend here keeps his/her place hot.Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: eb·sê·mat
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- epsmai -- I keep my place hot -- (first person singular animate)
- epsmaieg -- We keep our place hot -- (first person dual exclusive animate)
- epsma'tieg -- We keep our place hot -- (first person plural exclusive animate)
Related entries for category "temperature"
- amip'sit : slightly warm / somewhat warm
- amip'teg : slightly warm / somewhat warm
- amitge'g : bit cold / somewhat cold
- amitgig : bit cold / somewhat cold
- amitgit : bit cold / somewhat cold
- apu'jenatl : warm up by using body
- apu'jeng : warm up by using body
- apu's'g : warm up
- apu'satl : warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat
- apua'latl : thaw / warm
- apua'toq : thaw / warm
- epoqeg : slightly warm
- eppa'q : warm liquid
- eppaqsijig : warm (as in milk) / luke warm
- eppaqsit : warm liquid
- eppeteg : lukewarm liquid / lukewarm water
- eps'g : heat / warm up
- epsatl : heat / warm up
- epseweg : radiates heat / give heat
- epsewet : radiate heat / give heat
- epsimgewei : fever
- epsimgeweia'sit : becomes feverish
- epsit : feeling of hot body temperature / hot
- epsmat : keep own space hot / maintain dwelling at a high temperature / have own place at high temperature
- epteg : hot / hot temperature
- geljit : frozen / freeze
- gelt'g : frozen
- gisu'g'g : warmly dressed
- gisu'paqsijig : lukewarm (of liquid)
- gisu'piso'tlatl : dress up warmly
- gisue'g : keeps one warm / warm (clothing)
- menawjit : sensitive to cold / cold-blooded
- menawjit : sensitive to cold / cold-blooded
- mgumi : ice / icecube
- mgumi'gn : icicle
- mgumi'gnig : icy (in patches)
- mgumi'gnit : icy (in patches)
- minu'p'satl : reheat
- minu'p'sg : reheat
- newapalatl : cool off with water
- newapatoq : cool off with water
- nunmip'sit : moderately warm
- nunmip'teg : moderately warm
- pasgoqt'g : crack or split (from excessive cold)
- pasgoqteg : burst (from excessive heat) / shatter (from excessive heat)
- pemisugwit : paddle along
- pemitge'g : get cold (of weather)
- pemitgiaq : get chilly
- pemitgiet : getting cold
- poqjineweg : start to get cool / start of cool draft or breeze
- saptaqsing : cold wind passing through fabric / cold wind passing through clothing
- saptaqt'g : wind goes through it / cold goes through it / freezes through
- sesupe'g : slippery / slippery (due to weather)
- tega'latl : cool off
- tega'toq : cool off
- tegig : cold
- tegigata't : have cold feet
- tegigisg'g : chilly day
- tegiptnat : have cold hands
- tegistoq : cool
- tegit : cold
- teglo'qiaq : chilly evening
- tupig : frosted (as tree branch)
- wejaqamiet : boil
- welneweg : breezy / nice and cool (of air)
- welp'satl : warms up
- welp'sg : warm up
- welp'sit : nice and warm
- welp'smat : have well·heated house
- welp'teg : nice and warm