niwa'latl

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb animate transitive

Pronunciation Guide: ni·waa·la·dêl

Translation: He/she dries it out

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Lpa'tu'ji'j gina'sit malige'wl niwa'latl, etlwe'watl suppinn.
Translation: The little boy is working hard to empty out the barrel, using a pint dipper.
Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

niwa'l'g -- I dry it out -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)

etlipiasatl : dry / cure (plank)
etlipiasg : dry / cure (wood)
etlipiasit : dry
etlipiateg : drying up / cure (of green wood)
gaqapiasit : dried up / finished drying up / finished drying out / thoroughly dry
gaqapiateg : dried up / thoroughly dry
gisipiasit : finished drying
gisipiateg : finished drying
gispasas'g : cured / dried out(wood)
gispasasit : cured / dried out
gispasatl : dry
gispasawemgewei : dryer
gispasg : dry
gispasit : dry
jaqalipiasatl : dry quickly (sweater)
jaqalipiasg : dry quickly (clothing)
jimpegenatl : wring out / milk (cow)
jimpegnewet : milk (cow) / wring out
jimpegnewet : milk (cow) / wring out
jimpegng : wring out
niwa'latl : dry out / empty all liquid out
niwa's'g : become dry / get dry / all liquid empties out / evaporate
niwa'sit : become dry / get dry / all liquid empties out / evaporate
niwa'toq : dry out / empties/removes all liquid out
niwe'g : dry / empty (of liquid) / dry / empty (of liquid)
niweteg : low tide
niwiga's'g : wipe dry
niwiga'satl : wipe dry
niwipsguna't : thirsty
niwoqsit : dried out (from heat)
niwoqteg : dried out (from heat)
welipiasit : thoroughly dried / kiln·dried
welipiateg : thoroughly dry / kiln-dried