nespit
Translation: He/she baby·sits or house·sits
Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive
Meanings:
- baby·sit
- house·sit
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Geggunt na'tuen nespit ta'n tujiw maja'sin?Translation: Do you have someone to house sit when you go away?Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: nes·pit
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- nespi -- I house·sit or baby·sit -- (first person singular animate)
- nespieg -- We house·sit or house·sit -- (first person dual exclusive animate)
- nespultieg -- We house·sit or house·sit -- (first person plural exclusive animate)
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- apu'jeng : warm up by using body
- apu's'g : warm up
- apu'satl : warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat
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- ejela'latl : have no control / in no position to do otherwise / unable to help or assist
- ejela'teget : can't do more (influencing or convincing) / unable to influence / unable to change
- ejela'toq : in no position to change / unable to help / have no control over
- ejigla'latl : take away
- ela'muet : ladle out / dish out the food
- elaqpilatl : hang a cloth to cover / shield or conceal (with drape)
- emisqo'tlatl : undress / strip naked
- epa'latl : seat
- epgenatl : fertilize
- epgeng : fertilize
- epgenign : manure / fertilizer
- epqwalatl : shelter
- eptoqalatl : leave in care of somebody / leave for safekeeping / temporarily custody
- eptoqatg : leave in care of somebody / leave for safekeeping
- esmatl : feed
- etnesing : brood (of bird) / nest (as bird)
- geliget : protect / guard / watch over
- gelo'tg : guard / keep watch over / hold in safekeeping
- gesipa'latl : relieve an itch by scratching / scratch
- gesipa'toq : scratch / relives an itch by scratching
- gesipa'tuaj : scratches it
- gesipa'tuatl : scratches it
- gesipta'tl : scratch with an object / scratch
- gesispa'latl : wash
- gesispa'lsit : wash self / take bath
- gesispapalatl : sponge bath / hose down
- gesispapalsit : wash slightly and hastily / take sponge bath / cursory bath
- gesispapatoq : wash slightly and hastily
- gsipo'qiwan : scratching place
- nanama'latl : rock (baby) / swing
- nangweng : comb out lice or other foreign matter / delouse
- naqanu'set : take care of baby
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- nugwaltugo'n : comb
- nugwaltugo'sit : comb hair
- nujeiwatl : in charge of / responsible for / handle
- nujins'pit : baby sitter / house sitter
- nujo'tg : in charge of / responsible for / handle
- nusalatl : suckle (infant) / breastfeed
- nuse'sgwet : nurse / breastfeed / breastfeeder / nurser / wet nurse
- nuset : breast-feed
- nutpet : bartender
- pangwenatl : delouse / groom
- pangwenewet : delouse
- pegajeiwatl : keep in good shape or condition
- pegajo'tg : keep in good shape or condition
- pegwaja'latl : clean dress or gut (as fish, chicken)
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- pi't'pet : pour in / tend bar (Nova Scotia)
- sapa'toq : save (from mishap) / get through
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- wesgweiwatl : handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia)
- wijitgo'tg : stay with / join in
- wijitgweiwatl : keep company / join