lapue'l :: frying pan -- Mi'gmaq/Mi'kmaq Online

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Lapue'l waju'et niwetestasijig tap'tang.
Translation: The frying pan is full of steamed potatoes.
Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

lapue'lg -- frying pans -- (plural)
lapue'll -- a frying pan -- (fourth person)

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a'papi'j, a'papi'j : thread / twine / string
a'su'n : blanket
a'su'ngewatl : provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods
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amqwan : spoon
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aps'sqate'get, aps'sqate'ket : chop kindling / split to make thinner
elqawet : hang clothing
epsaqtejg : stove
eptaqan : dish / plate
eptaqano'guom : china cabinet / cupboard
g'p'tai, kîpîtay : ceiling / top
ga'qan : door
ga'qanei : entranceway / door
ga'sign : kitchen towel / dish towel
gapji'j : cup
gasa'taqanei : cleaning cloth / dish cloth
gasigo's'ti : towel / bath towel / hand towel
gasigo's'ti'j : face cloth / small towel
glmuejuapsgw : piece of coal / coal
gna'taqan : decoration
go'lail : kerosene / coal oil
gups'ji'j : cup (little, small)
ji'gitlo'q : kettle / teakettle
jijgluewjuapi : wool / yarn
jijgluewjuapiei : woolen material / woolen material (as in socks)
jijgluewjuapiei : woolen material / woolen material (as in socks)
jinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
jitlo'mugwaqan : rocking chair / cradle
jitnaqe'gnei : clothing iron / iron
la'taqsun : bucket / pail / chamber pot
lagga'p : cellar / basement / underground food storage
laggol : cord of wood
lamuguom : interior of the house
lapai : tub
lapol : bowl
lapue'l : frying pan
laqpilaqan : drape / wooden hoop support around inside of wigwam
laqpisuti : apron
laqsun : sheet
lasiet : plate
legepilaqan : window shade / blind / curtain
lesqe'gn : clothes trunk / coffin / casket
lgusuaqan, l'kusuaqan : steps / ladder / stairs
ligpenign : basket
menjapsgeg : door knob
menqawet : bring in the wash (laundry)
mpo'qon : bed
msaqtaqt : floor
mulinji'j : sewing machine
mutputi : chair
nanamiaqawei : rocking chair / swing
nango'n : fine·tooth comb
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napui'gatl : take photograph / draw / trace
napui'gigemgewei : camera / tracing paper
napui'gign : photograph / picture
naqsun : bedsheet
natanguat : go shopping
npo'qon : bed
nutoqto'guom : kitchen
p'teweio'q : teapot
pa'pnji'j, pa'pn'ji'j : spool / bobbin
pata'wti : table
patawtiewegn : tablecloth
peigwaqatg : stay here and there / live all over
pejiwsit : move here to settle down
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piglewji'j : lamp globe / oil lamp chimney
pijimaqan : funnel
pilegn : new cloth
pisgwiwsit : move in
pismuti : mattress
pituega'taqan : lining
pituega'toq : line (a garment)
plu'jaqamati : mirror
pugsugwei_epsaqtejg : wood stove
pugto'guom : chimney
pui'gn : broom
pui'gnji'j : whisk broom / little broom
punqatg : cease living there
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sasqa'gwiji'jit : small pot (for cooking)
sasqa'gwit : pot (for cooking)
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seiegnji'j : piece of material / piece of fabric
sinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
sipistaqano'suti : safety pin
sisla'gwa'tegemgewei : frying pan
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sismo'qono'q : sugar bowl
so'gwistaqan : yeast
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suspanign : detergent / hand soap
te'pineglewei : vinegar
tetmns'gani'gan : four square-house
tewiwsit : move out / vacate
ti'g'tlo'q : teakettle
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tm'tqe'gnn : scissors / pair of scissors
tmletji'j : glass tumbler
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tu'gwesmun : pillow / cushion
tuop'ti : window
ugsitnei : stove pipe
ugsuateja'taqan : drawer
ugtuoml : pot (cooking vessel) / pan
ulaqanml : plate / pan / dish
wa'qan : knife / blade
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wape'jgo'q : flour container / flour cannister
wapsgw : coal
waqamigan : clean house
waqamiganig : clean house / clean dwelling / clean building
weligana'q : lives in a good house
wenji'guom, wen'ji'kuom : house
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