maligo'tg
Translation: He/she plays with it
Part of Speech: verb inanimate transitive
Meanings:
- play with
- amuse
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Lpa'tu'ji'j gesatg maligo'tg utepaqanji'j.Translation: The little boy likes to play with his little car.Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: ma·li·gootk
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- maligo'tm -- I play with it -- (first person singular animate)
- maligo'tmeg -- We play with it -- (first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
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- elaqalsewatl : play a gambling game for / play for (in cards and board games)
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- getmete'gl : win all / break all / destroy all
- gise'g : have good time / have fun / fun to be with / enjoyable
- gise'g : have good time / have fun / fun to be with / enjoyable
- giso'qon : fun time / lots of fun! (interjection)
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- mattaqta'tl : pluck (as string) / tug (a string) / pull (a string) / jerk (a string)
- mila'sit : play
- mila'sualatl : plays with / toy with
- mila'suaqan : toy
- mila'suatg : plays with / toy with
- nuja'q : swimmer
- papit : amuse self
- papitaqan : toy / item made for enjoyment
- papuaqan : amusement / fun time / celebration
- tu'at : play baseball / play ball
- wali'j : snowball
- wigji'jaqan : toy