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gisu'piso'tlatl
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
verb animate transitive
Pronunciation Guide:
gi·suu·bi·soo·dê·la·dêl
Translation:
He/she dresses him/her up warmly
Meanings:
dress up warmly
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Mali apjiw gisu'piso'tlaji unjang.
Translation:
Mary always clothes her children warmly.
Recording:
Recording by dmm 🔉
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
gisu'piso'tlg --
I dress him/her up warmly
-- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)
gisu'piso'tlul --
I dress you up warmly
-- (first person singular animate subject, second person singular animate object)
gisu'piso'tlit --
He/she dresses me up warmly
-- (third person singular animate subject, first person singular animate object)
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·shoed
welgna'q
: nicely dressed
welgnesit
: well·dressed
welguatl
: fit well / good fit
welgutat
: well·dressed
welia'su'na'q
: well·dressed
weliptesgna'q
: have nice shoes on / have nice boots on
welpisit
: well·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 "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, apu'jenatl
: warm up by using body
apu'jeng, apu'jenk
: warm up by using body
apu's'g, apu'sîk
: warm up
apu'satl, apu'satl
: warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat
apua'latl, apua'latl
: thaw / warm
apua'toq, 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
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, wel'pîsatl
: warms up
welp'sg
: warm up
welp'sit
: nice and warm
welp'smat
: have well·heated house
welp'teg, wel'pîtek
: nice and warm