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jijuejgwatp
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
noun inanimate
Pronunciation Guide:
ji路ju路ech路kwatp
Translation:
Steeple
Meanings:
steeple
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Jijuejgwatpl maw gneg wetaptmgl.
Translation:
One can steeples from far away.
Recording:
Recording by dmm 馃攭
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
jijuejgwatpl --
steeples
-- (plural)
Related entries for category "spirituality"
a's'tuo'guom
: church
a'sutmaqan
: prayer / religion
a'sutmat
: pray
a'sutmessewatg
: pray for
a'sutmessewatl
: pray for
ansale'wit, ansale'wit
: angel
elapalatl
: splash with holywater / to use for the first time(slang) / bless
elapatoq
: bless using holywater / to use for the first time(slang) / bless
emlsigtmat
: hear a ghost / see a ghost / apparition of a spirit / spooked
gale'mewit
: observe lent
gale'mewumg
: Lent
gaqtugwewe'sm
: Thunderer (mythical spirit)
geggunawet
: godparent
Gisu'lgw
: Creator
gjiansale'wit
: archangel
gjinisgam
: Great Spirit
gjisape'wit
: patron saint
guljie'wei
: cross
guljiewta'sit
: crucifix / crucified
guljiewta'sit
: crucifix / crucified
guljiewto'sit
: cross oneself
jenu
: giant
jijuejgwatp
: steeple
jipijga'm
: horned serpent
lapaltnewei
: holy water
lapatign
: holy water sprinkler
Lesui'p
: Jew
lnu_a'sutmamg
: Native mass / Native language mass
Ma'li
: Virgin Mary
mi'gmuessu
: trickster spirit / person with supernatural powers
mi'gmuessue'get
: possessed by mi'gmuessu
mjijaqamij
: spirit / soul / shadow
mntu
: devil
mntua'gi
: hell
najitgo'tg
: to attend service / to attend church
Nisgam
: God
nnu_a'sutmamg
: Native mass / Native language mass
nujiwsiget
: fortuneteller / fortuneteller
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
pata'taqan
: sin
pata'teget
: sin
pema'teget
: pallbearer
pugulatmu'j
: dwarf / elf / fairy
puowin
: shaman / sorcerer or sorceress
sape'wig
: holy / blessed
sape'wit
: saintly / holy / blessed
Se'suguli
: Jesus Christ
Se'sus
: Jesus
Se'ta'n
: Saint路Anne
sg'te'gmuj
: ghost
signt'g, sikn't卯k
: baptize / use first time
signtuatl, sikn'tuatl
: baptize / use first time
sune'wimg
: fasting / time of fasting / fast day
sune'wit
: fast
t'pgwan
: gravel / soil / ashes from cremation
ulapatmuaqan
: blessing / favor obtained (religious)
usgijipnew
: host (communion)
utqotalatl
: bury
utqotamg
: burial / funeral
utqotaqan
: grave
utqotaqane'gati
: graveyard
utqotatg
: bury
wa'so'q
: heaven / the heavens
westawu'lgw
: Savior
Related entries for category "structure"
a's'tuo'guom
: church
amgisitas'g
: partly built / partly complete / incomplete
amnast'ga'taqan
: bough/branch lining
amnast'ga'toq
: line it(wigwam/dwelling) with boughs/branches
anapi'gan, anapi'kan
: lean-to / brush camp
anapig, anapik
: lean toward
apsi'gan
: small house
apsi'ganmit
: have small house
asoqo'mutaqan
: ferry / boat
asoqomm'taqan
: ferry / boat
ellutas'g
: fenced
eloqta's'g
: shelf / trim
elsaqas'g
: wall
elsaqas'gigtug
: at the wall / on the wall
elsaqteg
: layered / divided
elsegni'gan
: brick house
elsegni'ganigan
: stone house / rock house
elsegni'ganmit
: has a stone house / has a brick house
elsegnigani'gat
: builds self a stone house.
epqwa's'g
: temporary shelter
epqwas'gewei
: roof
epqwatg
: shelter
esp'puguig
: stand tall / stand on higher plane
espi'gan
: A tall house / A high house / Multi-storied house.
espiganig
: house is high / house is multi-storied / house is tall
etoq
: build nest
ewi'gat
: build house / make camp or dwelling
g'p'tai, k卯p卯tay
: ceiling / top
ga'qan
: door
ga'qanei
: entranceway / door
gaqamig
: stand
geji'gas'g
: corner closet / enclosed space in corner of room / corner
gejigiaq
: corner
gestunepilaqan
: gallows
getuipiliganelsegni'gani'gat
: wants to build a new stone house
gi'g
: sharp / sharp / house / home
gina'muo'guom
: school
gloqowej
: star / dormer
gmu'j
: stick / wood / piece of lumber / pile of lumber
gmu'ji'gan
: wooden house / wooden building
go'gwejijua'pi
: spider web
gsusgwate'gn
: tent flap
gunteweiei
: of stone
guntewgse'gnign
: stone wall
guntewi'gana'q
: lives in a stone house / lives in a rock house
guntewi'ganmit
: has a stone house / has a rock house
guntewi'gat
: build self a stone house
jijuejgwatp
: steeple
lagla'ns
: barn
laplusan
: prison / jail
laqpilaqan
: drape / wooden hoop support around inside of wigwam
lasqo'plaw
: board / plank
lgusuaqan, l'kusuaqan
: steps / ladder / stairs
llutaqan, l'lutaqan
: fence
llutaqanatgw, l'lutaqanatkw
: fence post
lnuoqta'w
: statue
lo'gsi'gan
: log house / log cabin
magasan
: store
magasana'sit
: go to a store
magasano'guom
: store / store house
malige'w
: keg / barrel
masgwi'gan
: birch bark covered house
masgwi'gana'q
: lives in a birch covered house
masgwi'ganmit
: has birch covered house. / owns birch covered house
menjipuguejg
: post / fence post
mi'jano'guom
: bathroom / outhouse / washroom
mimgusgawi'guom
: round house
mimgusgawo'guomgeg
: place of round houses
mtuigan
: rafter / gable
mulin
: mill / machine
naji'gat
: going to build own house at (location) / going to build own camp at (location)
nasqo'plaw
: board / plank
ne'gasgi'gn
: log (before being cut into specified lengths)
Nisgamewi'gan
: House of God
nnui'gan
: Indigenous house
nqani'guom
: manger / shelter / stable / well house
nqano'pati
: well (of water)
nujigina'muo'guom
: school
oqwatqigan
: lean路to
pejigisgiaq
: ceiling
pemsaqas'g
: wall / partition
pgawi'guoma'q
: House covered in spruce bark.
piliganelsegnigana'q
: new stone house
piliganlsegni'ganiganig
: new stone houses there
pitalqeg
: deep hole
pnasu'lgw
: ship / vessel
poqonaqalusgw
: wigwam pole
pugsaqte'gn
: cedar shingle / wooden shingle
qoti
: pole for hanging dried meat inside wigwam / beam/crossbar
taligana'q
: What sort of house does he/she occupy?
taliganig
: what sort of build / how many floors
taligano'guomga'q
: What sort of house does he/she have?
teli'gana'q
: Lives in that kind of house.
teliganig
: built in that manner
temsaqas'g
: partition / wall / partitioned
tetmns'gani'gan
: four square-house
tetmns'ganmit
: four-square house
tetmnsegani'gana'q
: Lives in a square house
ti'ls
: plank / long square timber / beam
ti'lsi'gan
: house of beams / house of square timbers
tmoqta'w
: log / beam
tu'sati
: house extension / porch / shed
tuop'ti
: window
waqalusan
: fort
waqamigan
: clean house
waqamiganig
: clean house / clean dwelling / clean building
weliguomgnmit
: Has a good house.
wenji'guom, wen'ji'kuom
: house
wi'g
: house / dwelling / home
wi'gatigno'guom
: library
wigit
: reside or dwell there
wiguaq
: home
wigwom
: wigwam / dwelling / camp
wisse'j
: animal nest
wissei
: nest