nipisoqon
Translation: Stick
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- stick
- rod
- cane
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Nipisoqonn telialagwegl.Translation: Sticks are scattered all about.Recording: Recording by dmm 馃攭
Pronunciation Guide: ni路bi路so路hkon
Related Entry: nipispaqan
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- nipisoqonn -- stick -- (plural)
Document References:
Transcription: nipis艔g艔n, gnipisogonem, virga tua (Ps. 22, 7 pr. 127) ag oetaptonm Expanded: nipis艔g艔n, gnipisogonem, virga tua (Psalm 22, 7 pr. 127) ag oetaptonm Transliteration: nipisoqon, gnipisoqonm, virga tua, your rod (Psalm 22, 7 pr. 127) aq uetapto'nm Source as entry: nipisoqon, stick, cane, or rod Normalized source as entry: nipisoqon, stick, cane, or rod Transcription: nipis么g么n, verge Transliteration: nipisoqon, stick, cane, or rod
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- aptu'n : cane / staff / walking stick
- awa'qi'gn : crooked knife
- ewi'gigemgewei : notepad / pen / pencil / object used for writing
- gi'gamgo'n : pole (for poling boat)
- gi'taqan : grindstone
- glapaqign : screw
- glapaqignei : screw driver
- go'pign : dip net (for fish)
- jigg'putaqan : rake
- jinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
- la'gittaqan : file / filing tool
- la'pugtaqan : snare
- laputi : spy glass / telescope
- laputi'l : binoculars
- lge'gn : hoe
- lgeso'qon : plow
- lgusuaqan : steps / ladder / stairs
- lnaqanatgw : wooden handle / axe handle
- lnuipi : native paddle
- loqte'gn : trap
- loqte'gnigalatl : to trap / set trap for
- lu'gwejg : compass / pointer
- lu'segn : fire poker / furnace poker
- lugowaqane'gmuti : tool kit / tool bag / tool box
- majjoqtelign : arrow
- maltejjuei : hammer
- maltejjueiatgw : hammer handle
- mattejjuei : hammer
- melg'tqasit : strong rope / strong string
- mgign : hook / fish hook
- mgumie'j : horseshoe
- mgumie'jo'tlatl : shoe (horse) / fit with horseshoes
- mistug : oakum
- nigoq : fishing spear
- nigoqji'j : small two路pronged spear
- nigoqol : eel spear
- nipeloqte'gnei : tool used to set traps at night / something used to set night traps
- nipisoqon : stick / rod / cane
- nisaqan : weir
- nqana'paqsun : well bucket
- nqani'gn : dip net / scoop
- pe'sgewei : gun / rifle / shotgun
- pesgwete'gemgewei : sickle
- pewaqs'te'gnei : thrasher (used in farming)
- pi'pi : peavey hook
- pijimaqan : funnel
- piluowei : bullet / projectile
- pisga'taqanapi : chain
- pisga'taqanapi'ji'j : small chain
- pitqasawet : load (gun) with gunpowder and ramrod / arm gun
- plegu : nail
- plegu'j : tack
- plegu'ji'j : small nail
- plos : brush
- po'q'g : drill / bore
- po'qatl : drill / bore
- po'qiget : drill / bore
- po'qign : auger / drill bit
- poqwas'tiei : thimble
- poqwatign : umbrella
- psetgunatgw : dead (dried out) tree branch
- psgweso'qon : scythe
- pugumaqan : weapon
- qaliputi : shovel
- qasawo'qapi : wire
- qasawo'qu'j : knitting needle
- sa'pign : awl
- sa'qati : needle / knitting needle
- si'sign : awl
- sinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
- sipigi'taqan : whetstone
- sipitaqan : hide路stretcher
- siputaqan : metal file / sharpener
- tapi : bow
- tapuapjimgewei : tool or object requiring use of both hands
- te'sipowgumaqan : horse whip
- tma'gittaqan : saw
- tmi'gn : axe
- tmi'gnatgw : axe handle
- tulgowei : cannon
- u'ta'qan : paddle / oar
- ugju'snei : fan / propeller
- ugpugugwe'l : eyeglasses / glasses
- ugta'piml : net
- ugtapiml : bow
- ugtaptu'n : cane / crutch / walking stick
- ugtunapi : rein
- ugtuneil : bridles and bits
- ugtuoml : pot (cooking vessel) / pan
- umiggn : fishing gear / fishing rod
- usgijigwegewei : cement
- utapsun : clothing / essentials / belongings
- utepaqan : toboggan / car / wagon / sled
- utmaqann : pipe
- utmi'gn : axe
- wa'qan : knife / blade
- wa'qanji'j : jacknife
- wetmo'taqan : useful object or tool
- wi'gign : pen / pencil
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- amalo'qomanaqsi : fruit tree
- amnast'ga'taqan : bough/branch lining
- amnast'ga'toq : line it(wigwam/dwelling) with boughs/branches
- aqamoq : white ash tree
- aqamoqwe'gati : white ash grove
- aweligj : hazel wood / witch hazel
- eligua'q : have grain (as of wood)
- eliguet : have grain / lean toward
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- gastug : Canada yew / Ground hemlock
- gawaqtejgumusi : gooseberry bush
- gawatgw : spruce tree
- gawigso'musi : thorn wood genus
- gi'taqanmusi : Staghorn sumac / sumac
- glamuejmnaqsi : serviceberry bush / billberry / shadbush (juneberry)
- gmu'j : stick / wood / piece of lumber / pile of lumber
- gmu'je'gaqan : lumbering / forestry
- gmu'je'get : get wood / cut lumber
- gmu'ji'j : small stick
- gmutta'tl : beat with a stick
- gnisgwastu : evergreen needle
- gsu'sgw : hemlock
- guow : pine
- ji'gataw : dressed wood
- joqjimusi : white maple tree
- lasqo'plaw : board / plank
- ligpete'gnapi : ash strip (for weaving baskets) / splint (for basket making)
- lnoqom : green wood
- lo'gs : log
- malipqwanjmusi : hazelnut bush / hazelnut tree
- malsnawei : soft maple / mountain maple / red maple
- masgwe's : young birch tree
- masgwe'simanaqse'gati : pin cherry tree grove
- masgwe'simanaqsi : pin cherry tree / cherry tree
- masgwe'simusi : birch genus
- masgwi : white birch tree / white birch bark
- me'goqomgwejg : dogwood / Red osier dogwood
- megwe'g_snawei : red maple / swamp maple / soft maple
- memgoqte'g : make a clearing / deforest / clear cut
- memgoqte'get : make a clearing / deforest / clear cutting
- meni'gwet : strip off bark (birch)
- menipqwa'latl : remove tree bark / take off tree bark
- menipqwa'toq : take off or remove tree bark
- menipqwa'wet : remove bark (from tree)
- mimgwaqan : perfume / hair路oil / acorn
- mimgwaqanimusi : oak tree
- minit : bears fruit
- miti : aspen / poplar
- miti'ji'j : sapling / small tree
- miti's : tree
- mnnoqon : yellow birch
- msaqa'gw : crust of bread / bark
- nasqo'plaw : board / plank
- ne'gasgi'gn : log (before being cut into specified lengths)
- nipisoqon : stick / rod / cane
- nipugt : forest / woods
- nnigmu'j : hardwood
- pa'migli : black poplar (Balm of Gilead) / kind of tree (related to poplar grows near water)
- papqwa'toq : strip off birchbark
- pematqaiet : go through thicket
- pqwa'w : tree bark (Nova Scotia)
- psaqa'gw : bark (of tree) / crust
- psetgun : branch (of tree) / knot (of tree)
- psetgunatgw : dead (dried out) tree branch
- psi'gwaqan : river drive
- pu'gowij : balsam sap
- pu'tlaqan : wood shaving
- pugsug : firewood
- pugu'sgw : dead and dry yellow birch
- qasgusi : cedar / cedar tree
- qasgusia'qamigt : cedar grove / Tide Head, New Brunswick
- sginaqanmusi : wild raisin bush
- slaps : slab (of wood)
- snawei : maple tree / hard rock maple / sugar maple
- sngatigna'taqan : raft (of logs)
- sngatigna'teget : work on boom / boom
- stoqon : fir tree / balsam tree / palm frond (used on Palm Sunday)
- stoqonaqsi : fir tree / balsam tree
- stoqone'get : search for fir trees
- suomusi : beech tree
- tupsi : alder
- wasuet : blossom
- wenju'su'naqsi : apple tree
- wigpi : elm tree
- wijgwe'tlaqan : birch bark dish or platter
- wisqasaw : pine cone
- wisqoq : black ash / ash tree / brown ash / basket ash