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etu'gutewei
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
noun animate
Pronunciation Guide:
e路duu路gu路de路wey
Translation:
Scapular
Meanings:
scapular
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Pa'tliatji'jg i'nasgua'tipni etu'gutewe'g.
Translation:
Monks used to wear scapulars.
Recording:
Recording by jnw 馃攭
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
etu'gutewe'g --
scapulars
-- (plural)
etu'gutewe'l --
a scapular
-- (fourth person)
Related entries for category "clothing"
a'gwesn, a'kwesn
: hat
a'su'ngewatl
: provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods
aligew, alikew
: clothing / clothes / garments
aqam
: snowshoe
atlai
: shirt
atlaia'q
: wear a shirt
atlaimit
: have a shirt
ejaqan'jetesgmat
: wear out shoe(s) on one side
emisqatesing
: strip dance / stripped quickly
etu'gutewei
: scapular
gaqg'g
: wear out (clothing article)
gaqgmat
: wear out clothes
gaqguatl
: wear out (clothing article)
gaqtesgmat
: wear out footwear
gawiei
: quill work / made of quills
gegna'sit
: dress up
gegnesit
: dressed up
gegno'tlatl
: dress / cloth
gesm'pisit
: strangely dressed / well dressed / fancily dressed
gispisun
: belt
gispisuna'q
: wear belt
gisu'g'g
: warmly dressed
gisu'pisit
: dress warmly / dress for the cold
gisu'piso'tlatl
: dress up warmly
ilpilatl
: provide clothing for / dress up / get ready for shipping
ilpilsit
: get properly dressed / redresses
la'jijjaqan
: glove
lame'gewei
: slip
lame'geweia'q
: wear slip
lamqwan
: undershirt
lamqwana'q
: wear undershirt
lapli'signei
: satin or silk material / satin or silk fabric
laqpa'taqan
: shoelace
lasguaw
: snowshoe
m'gegn
: hide / leather / skin
ma'gn
: moccasin
ma'gna'q
: wear moccasins
magot
: dress
magota'q
: wear a dress
mapos
: pocket
mejiggumet
: wear dirty clothes
menqawet
: bring in the wash (laundry)
metaqapit
: underdressed for weather (torso area) / bare chested
metgatat
: barefooted
metgwat
: hatless / bareheaded
mg'sn
: shoe
mg'sna'q
: wear shoes
mg'snapi
: shoelace / shoestring
mpitnei
: muff (hand warmer)
musiga'sit
: undress / remove clothing
musigo'tlatl
: undress / untrim
musuei
: handkerchief / kerchief
na'jijjaqan
: glove
nasa'latl
: put on / don
nasg'g
: wear
nasguatl
: wear
oqonoqopiso'tlatl
: place hood on
pept'sgna'sit
: put on shoes and socks
pgegn
: hide (of skin)
pijjaqan
: mitten
pijjaqana'q
: wear mittens
pisoqos'ti
: button
pita'qawe'l
: trousers / pants
pita'qaweia'q
: wear pants
pitaqsa't
: long skirt / long dress / long garment
pitqonat
: wear high heel shoes / high heel shoe
pitu'gun
: hooded cape / cape (garment)
pituega'latl
: line a garment(as coat)
piwsign
: scrap of cloth / scrap of paper
sa'l
: shawl
sa'sewgna'sit
: changing clothes
sa'wes
: rain hat
sign
: stocking / sock
signa'q
: wear socks
sigsuti
: ankle length sock
toqwaqsa't
: short skirt / short dress / short garment
ugp'ssan
: sleeve
ugpusgunei
: bra / breast protector / chest protector (baseball)
ugqotaqanigjipilaqan
: scarf / necktie / neck wrapper
ugtoqon
: her dress
umugsnn
: shoe
utapsun
: clothing / essentials / belongings
welg'g
: good fit
welg'snet
: well路shoed
welgna'q
: nicely dressed
welgnesit
: well路dressed
welguatl
: fit well / good fit
welgutat
: well路dressed
welia'su'na'q
: well路dressed
weliptesgna'q
: have nice shoes on / have nice boots on
welpisit
: well路dressed
welqwanet
: wear proper clothes (for season)
wesgit
: vest
wesgita'q
: wear vest
wetnasa'latl
: try on
wetnasa'toq
: try on
wingutat
: poorly shoed / badly clothed
Related entries for category "ritual"
a'sutmaqan
: prayer / religion
a'sutmat
: pray
alame's, alame's
: mass
alame'sguimgewei
: mass book
alame'sig
: mass is in process
alame'siget
: say mass / celebrate mass
alame'sigewatl
: say mass for ...
elapalatl
: splash with holywater / to use for the first time(slang) / bless
elapatoq
: bless using holywater / to use for the first time(slang) / bless
elui'tmasuti
: oath / pledge
etu'gutewei
: scapular
gale'mewumg
: Lent
gaqama'sualatl
: witness (at wedding, in court) / maid of honour (at wedding) / best man (at wedding)
geggunawet
: godparent
gmenie'wit
: receive holy communion
gmnie'wit
: take holy communion
guljiewta'sit
: crucifix / crucified
guljiewto'sit
: cross oneself
lapaltnewei
: holy water
lapatign
: holy water sprinkler
lesqe'gn
: clothes trunk / coffin / casket
lnu_a'sutmamg
: Native mass / Native language mass
lnu'tesing
: dance native style / dance aboriginal style
malie'wit
: marry
malie'wuti
: marriage
najitgo'tg
: to attend service / to attend church
nepuitewei_alame's
: funeral mass
nesgawet
: console / offer condolences / join in bereavement
nipia'sutmamg
: midnight mass / Christmas
nnu_a'sutmamg
: Native mass / Native language mass
nnu'tesing
: dance native style / dance aboriginal style
nujo'teget
: witness / serve at mass / sheperd (in the song Nujo'taqatioq) / witness (as in a wedding) / server at mass
pa'qapugua'latl
: hear confession
pa'qapuguatg
: confess
pa'qapuguet
: confess
pa'qapuguo'ti
: confession
pa'tlia's
: priest / clergy
pa'tlia'si'sgw
: nun
pa'tliatji'j
: brother (religious)
Pa'tligs'te'wumg
: Saint Patrick's Day
patgulme'sigaqan
: altar
pema'teget
: pallbearer
pessmgewei
: holy picture or medal or crucifix
puntalatl
: cast spell on / bewitch / hex
puntat
: cast spell / bewitch / hex
puntatg
: cast spell on / bewitch / hex
puowin
: shaman / sorcerer or sorceress
Sape'wig_Gesp'teg
: Holy Saturday
Sape'wig_Ne'wowei
: Holy Thursday
sape'winu
: saint
Se'suguli
: Jesus Christ
Se'sus
: Jesus
Se'ta'n
: Saint路Anne
Se'tane'umg
: Saint路Anne's Day
signt'g, sikn't卯k
: baptize / use first time
signtuatl, sikn'tuatl
: baptize / use first time
sulming
: rosary
sune'wimg
: fasting / time of fasting / fast day
sune'wit
: fast
sunming
: rosary
t'pgwan
: gravel / soil / ashes from cremation
T'pgwantimg
: Ash Wednesday
tego'tg
: attends mass / aware of / in close touch with / pays attention to
temigale'm
: mid路lent
utqotalatl
: bury
utqotamg
: burial / funeral
utqotaqan
: grave
utqotatg
: bury
wa'so'q
: heaven / the heavens
weja'teget
: get spouse from there
welapetmuet
: obtain (religious) favor