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ewlamugsit
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
verb animate intransitive
Pronunciation Guide:
ew·la·muk·sit
Translation:
He/she is run down in appearance
Meanings:
be peaked
sickly in appearance
run down in appearance
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Ewlamugsit Nastasi, tala'teget etug?
Text:
Ewlamuksit Nastasi, tala'teket etuk??
Translation:
Nancy looks wane, I wonder what's wrong with her?
Recording:
Recording by dmm 🔉
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
ewlamugsi --
I look run down
-- (first person singular animate)
ewlamugsieg --
We look run down
-- (first person dual exclusive animate)
ewlamugsultieg --
We look run down
-- (first person plural exclusive animate)
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aptlama'latl, aptlama'latl
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ewnasiet
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gamlamit
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gaqalamit
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gepa'tat
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gepistaqanat
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gesipiet
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gesnuguig
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gesnuguit
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gesnugwaj
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: sick
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maltewit, mal'tewit
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malugunat
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mawgamig
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mawgamit
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melg'jat
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menaje'jit
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mesiatl
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mimajig
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mimajit
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minua'latl
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misues
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moqpet
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pestaqalsit
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putewisgwa's'g
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putewisgwa'sit
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