gtuguno'guom :: bedroom / dormatory / hotel, motel room -- Mi'gmaq/Mi'kmaq Online

Pronunciation Guide: êk·tu·gu·noo·gu·om

Meanings:

bedroom
dormatory
hotel, motel room

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Ge' apoqonmui apangitm ula gtuguno'guom.
Translation: Would you help me pay for this hotel room.
Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

gtuguno'guoml -- bedrooms -- (plural)

Related entries for category "sleep"

atlasmit : relax / rest
atlasmu'latl : rest / allow or give rest
atlasmu'teget : take break / take rest
etligtugunit : spend the night / pass the night
etu'gwesmit : rest head on
ewnasising : lie awkwardly / lie in uncomfortable looking manner
ewsinpat : feign sleep / pretend to sleep
gegapniet : rises before dawn
gepsga'latl : put to sleep
gepsgiet : drift off to sleep
getgunit : spend the night / sleep over
getugsiet : drowsy
getugsit : sleepy
gtuguno'guom : bedroom / dormatory / hotel, motel room
igto'sit : yawn
ilapsg'smu'gwet : curl up and go to sleep / reposition during sleep / lie down for a nap / lie down for a rest
ilisma'sit : change position (while lying)
melgwisgat : nightmare / frightened (from nightmare)
metewoqsing : heard snoring
milgusit : have all kinds of dreams
najinpat : go get some sleep
naqsinpat : sleep easily / sleep without trouble / go to sleep early / falls asleep quickly
nepa'ji'jit : take nap
nepa'latl : put to sleep
nepat : sleep / asleep
pegitapit : stay up late
peigwaqatg : stay here and there / live all over
pemto'gwet : drift off (to sleep) / pass out (from drinking) / drift along (on the water)
pewat : dream
pewiatl : dream about
pewitaqan : dream
pewiteget : dream
pewitoq : dream about
pismuti : mattress
toqosingig : sleep together / lay together
tugtesguatl : awaken abruptly / wake suddenly (by sudden movement) / wake suddenly (by making loud noise)
tugwa'latl : wake up
tugweiwatl : causes disturbed sleep / awaken repeatedly so can't sleep well / wake up gently
tugwiet : wake up / awaken
tugwipnnatl : wake up by repetative action
wapinpat : sleep with eyes open
wapnapit : stay up all night / see break of dawn
wapngusit : sleep until dawn
we'gwanqe'get : sleep-walk / talk while asleep
wesamgusit : oversleep