ngaqan
Translation: Ruler
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- ruler
- measure
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Gwilmn ngaqan ugsuateja'taqanigtug eteg.Translation: If you are looking for the ruler it is in the drawer.Recording: Recording by dmm 馃攭
Pronunciation Guide: 锚n路ga路hgan
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- ngaqann -- rulers -- (plural)
Related entries for category "size"
- a'qataig : half
- apje'jg : small
- apje'ji'jg : tiny / very small
- apje'ji'jit : tiny / very small
- apje'jit : small
- apjoqji'jg : small in girth / slender / thin
- apjoqji'jit : tiny in girth / slender / thin
- aps'gilg : little / small
- aps'sas'g : cut into small pieces / minced
- aps'satl : mince / cut into small pieces
- aps'sg : mince / cut into small pieces
- aps'sitat : have small feet
- aps'te'g : chop small
- apsa'latl : reduce the size of / make smaller
- apsa'toq : make smaller
- apsatpat : have small head
- apsi's'g : to make smaller by sewing / alter to smaller size by sewing
- apsi'satl : reduce the size by sewing / alter to smaller size
- apsigjat : have small buttocks
- apsiptnat : have small hands / have small paws
- apsisgnuet : small stitch knitting / fine路weave
- apsisqonat : have small nose / have narrow nose
- apso'qonigatat : skinny legged / slim legged / thin legged
- aqtamgiaq : half路full (dry ingredient)
- aqtamgiet : half路full (dry ingredient)
- aqtapeg : half路filled (with liquid)
- aqtapet : half路filled (with liquid)
- engalatl : measure / weigh
- engaqan : measurement
- engatg : scale / measure / weigh
- engemgewei : measuring instrument
- enget : scale / measure (pertaining to wood)
- engewatl : to scale(pertaining to pulpwood or logs) / to survey land
- ewe'ge'g : roomy / uncrowded
- gesga'sit : disappear / become invisible / wide / become wider
- gesga'toq : make disappear / make wider
- gesgamu'g : blurred / looks wide / appears wide
- gesgamugsit : blurred / looks wide
- gesge'g : wide / wide
- gesge'g : wide / wide
- gesgiaqasit : has a broad back
- gesgitlmaqanat : have broad shoulders
- gesgitlmaqasit : broad shouldered / broad路beamed
- gesgoqomaqasit : broad beamed
- gesgulqeg : wide and deep (canoe, chair)
- gesimaqapsg'sit : very large and round
- gesimaqapsgeg : very large and round
- gesitowaqji'jit : very short
- jenu : giant
- jijigulqeg : narrow and shallow (of canoe)
- jijigwe'jg : narrow
- jijigwe'jit : narrow
- la'taqsuna'laq : equivalent to pail / pail full
- laggol : cord of wood
- lape'lis : yard (of measurement)
- leppie : foot (in measurement) / feet (in measurement) / twelve inches
- malige'wa't : equal or equivalent to barrel
- maqa'latl : enlarge
- maqa'q : big and round (cylindrical) / big (in girth)
- maqa'toq : enlarge
- maqalqasit : have large hole / have large opening
- maqapsg'sit : large and round / plump / bulbous / corpulent / rotund
- maqapsg'tiat : have a big and round belly / plump / corpulent / rotund
- maqapsgeg : large and globular / large and round / plump / bulbous / rotund
- maqatpat : big headed
- maqigjat : have big buttocks
- maqigtulit : have a big boat
- maqiptnat : have big hands
- maqisge'g : wide / broad / expansive / wide / broad / expansive
- maqisge'g : wide / broad / expansive / wide / broad / expansive
- maqisqonat : have a big nose
- maqistaqanat : have big ears / eavesdrop (slang)
- maqitnat : have big nostrils
- maqo'iptnat : have big arms (in girth) / have thick arms
- maqo'qonigata't : have big legs (in girth) / have thick legs
- maqoqsit : big (in girth) / big and round (cylindrical)
- maqsitat : have big feet
- maqtunat : have big mouth
- mesgi'g : big
- mesgigji'jit : somewhat big
- mesgilg : big
- miti'ji'j : sapling / small tree
- mtijin : inch / thumb
- musse'j : small piece / a bit
- mussew : piece
- ngaqan : ruler / measure
- nutg'g : no longer fits / something has become too large or too small to fit anymore
- nutqwijijigwe'jg : insufficiently narrow
- nutqwijijigwe'jit : insufficiently narrow
- pemimqapsg'sit : become large and round
- pemimqapsgeg : become large and round
- pepg'te'muatl : thin out (head hair) by cutting
- pepga'q'g : thin iron / thin axe / thin knife
- pepga'toq : thin out / thin down
- pepge'jg : thin
- pepge'jit : thin
- pijigatat : long路legged
- pijiptnat : have long reach / have long arms
- pijisqonat : have a long nose
- pisga'taqanapi'ji'j : small chain
- pita'q : long / tall
- pitoqsit : tall
- pittaq : long
- pittaqapegisg : long enclosed structure (arena) / long open structure (wharf, air strip) / long strip of material (fabric)
- pittaqpisit : tethered (by long rope, string, chain, twine) / hitched by long rope
- pittaqsit : long
- pugwei : piece of / portion of
- siptaqa's'g : stretches
- siptaqa'sit : stretches
- telpita'q : is such length
- telpitoqsit : is such height / is such length
- tepaqapit : good fit / right size
- tepaqateg : fit / right size
- tepilugwet : work enough to... / work enough for...
- tetutgi'g : same size as / as big as this/that / approximate size
- tetutgi'g : same size as / as big as this/that / approximate size
- tetutgilg : same size as / as big as him/her/it / approximate size
- toqopaqji'jg : short and string shaped / short (in length)
- toqopaqji'jit : short and string shaped / short (in length)
- toqopsg'ji'jit : short and round
- toqopsg'sit : short and round (globular)
- toqopsgeg : short and round (globular)
- toqopsgigatat : short路legged
- toqwaqji'jg : short
- toqwaqji'jit : short / short of something
- wape'ji'jg : white small inanimate
- wape'ji'jit : tiny white animate
- weita'q : shrink
- weita't : shrink
- wela'q : right size in girth
- welg'g : good fit
- weljijigwe'jg : narrow enough
- weljijigwe'jit : narrow enough
- weloqsit : appropriate size in girth
- weltaqsit : good length (e.g. of rope)
- weltesg : fits well
- weltesing : good fit
- wesamgi'g : too big
- wesamgilg : too big
- wesamiapje'jg : too small
- wesamijijigwe'jg : too narrow
- wesamisge'g : too wide
- wesamitqwaqji'jit : too short
- wesammaqoqsit : too big (in girth) / too big and round (cylindrical)