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napui'gatl
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
verb animate transitive
Pronunciation Guide:
na·bu·ii·ga·dêl
Translation:
He/she takes a photograph of him/her
Meanings:
take photograph
draw
trace
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Ntinen te's napui'guj ugpugugl gepjoqwa'toqol.
Translation:
Every time a photograph is taken of our dog, he/she closed his/her eyes.
Recording:
Recording by dmm 🔉
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
napui'g'g --
I take a photograph of him/her
-- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)
napui'gul --
I take a photograph of you
-- (first person singular animate subject, second person singular animate object)
napui'git --
He/she takes a photograph of me
-- (third person singular animate subject, first person singular animate object)
Related entries for category "information"
gegnua'teget
: inform / do what is proper or correct
gegnua'tuatl
: inform / notify
goqwei
: what
goqwei_net
: what is this? / what is that?
goqwei_ta
: what about it? / what for?
goqwei_ugjit
: what for? / why?
l'sg'j
: map / directory marked out
me'_goqwei
: anything else? / still what
me'_talo'teget
: How is he/she feeling?
napgwetoq
: copy
napui'g'g
: take photograph / draw / trace
napui'gatl
: take photograph / draw / trace
napui'gign
: photograph / picture
pana
: it is so / just so
pipanigesit
: ask / enquire
pipanimatl
: ask
ta'n
: when / where
ta'nug
: when (in the future)
ta's_ajiet
: what time is it?
ta's'g
: how much? / some
ta's'ji'jg
: little portion / little bit
ta'sipuna't
: how old?
ta'sit
: how much? / how many?
ta'sitpa'q
: how many nights?
ta'sugunit
: on what date / what is the date?
ta'sunatl
: has how much (many) of? / has what quantity?
tal_gis
: how come? / why?
talamu'g
: what color? / what kind?
talawtig
: what is the cost?
talawtit
: what is the cost?
tale'g
: at what time? / what is wrong with...? / how is he/she?
taluegeg
: what is it used for? / what is its purpose?
talueget
: what is it used for? / what is its purpose?
tami
: where?
tatuje'g
: how old?
tegen
: which?
teliaq
: true / happens
toqo_na
: is that so? / in fact
Related entries for category "household"
a'papi, a'papi
: rope / fishing line
a'papi'j, a'papi'j
: thread / twine / string
a'su'n
: blanket
a'su'ngewatl
: provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods
amiuligana'q
: live in a good house / live in a tolerable house
amqwan
: spoon
amqwanji'j
: spoon
angamsutiei, ankamsutiei
: mirror / looking glass
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
napui'g'g
: take photograph / draw / trace
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
piglewei
: made of glass
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
sa'slji'j
: saucer
sasqa'gwiji'jit
: small pot (for cooking)
sasqa'gwit
: pot (for cooking)
seiegn
: dry goods / clothing material / cloth fabric
seiegnji'j
: piece of material / piece of fabric
sinqamistaqanei
: strainer / sieve / colander
sipistaqano'suti
: safety pin
sisla'gwa'tegemgewei
: frying pan
sismo'qonapu
: maple sap / sugar water (for babies) / maple syrup
sismo'qono'q
: sugar bowl
so'gwistaqan
: yeast
suppin
: pint dipper / cup
suspanign
: detergent / hand soap
te'pineglewei
: vinegar
tetmns'gani'gan
: four square-house
tewiwsit
: move out / vacate
ti'g'tlo'q
: teakettle
tlawo'q
: butcher knife / bread knife / hunting knife
tm'tqe'gnn
: scissors / pair of scissors
tmletji'j
: glass tumbler
tqa'la'j
: wick
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
waio'psgw
: bead
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
wesgowa'sit
: occupied / dwell there / occupy / stay, live or situated at
wi'g
: house / dwelling / home
wijgwe'tlaqan
: birch bark dish or platter
wow
: pot (cooking vessel) / sauce pan