laplusan
Translation: Jail
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- prison
- jail
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Migwite'tm laplusan i'teg'p ugtejg e'jntewigtug.Translation: I remember the jail used to be behind the agent's office.Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: la·bê·lu·san
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- laplusann -- jails or prisons -- (plural)
Borrowed Word: from French, la prison
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- gaqama'sualatl : witness (at wedding, in court) / maid of honour (at wedding) / best man (at wedding)
- gmutnes : thief
- laplusan : prison / jail
- natawitpluteget : good law maker / good decision maker / good promiser
- nujipetqa'muet : referee / mediator / umpire
- pisit : inside / inside container / incarcerated
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- wejgu'aqamit : due / have right to / owed / qualify for compensation
- wejgwapesit : something that one has a right to
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 : lean-to / brush camp
- anapig : 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'gana'q : live in a stone house / live in a 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 : 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 : steps / ladder / stairs
- llutaqan : fence
- llutaqanatgw : 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·to
- pejigisgiaq : ceiling
- pemsaqas'g : wall / partition
- pgawi'guoma'q : House covered in spruce bark.
- piliganelsegnigana'q : new stone house
- piliganig : new homes built there / new 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
- teligano'guomga'q : have that kind of house
- temsaqas'g : partition / wall / partitioned
- tetmns'gani'gan : four square-house
- tetmns'ganmit : four-square house
- tetmnsegani'gana'q : Lives in a square house
- tetmnsegani'gat : builds a four 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
- weligano'guomga'q : live in a good house
- weliguomgnmit : Has a good house.
- wenji'guom : 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