peji'taqamat
Translation: He/she trips
Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive
Meanings:
- trip (over)
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Ge'sg alnenaqa'si suel peji'taqamai.Translation: As I was rushing about, I almost tripped.Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: be·jii·da·hga·mat
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- peji'taqamai -- I trip over -- (first person singular animate)
- peji'taqamaieg -- We trip over -- (first person dual exclusive animate)
- peji'taqama'tieg -- We trip over -- (first person plural exclusive animate)
Related entries for category "fall"
- asoqomoqtesing : fall across
- atuasgweitesing : fall backwards
- ennmtesing : stick into (unassisted) / sticks into (when going along) / penetrates by falling / pierces / embeds itself
- ge'gutesg : land on top of / fall on top of
- gelgwisgetestoq : fracture / sprain
- gesitesing : get hurt badly (from a fall or an accident)
- getgugjetesg : falls prone face down
- getgujeitesing : fall face first
- gewaqs'g : fell by the wind / blown down by the wind
- gewaqsing : blown down by the wind / fell by the wind
- gewiaq : fall down from upright position / fall over from standing position / topple from standing position
- gewiet : falls over from upright position / topple from standing position
- gews'g : toppled by the wind / blown over by the wind / blown down / topple by cutting / fell (by cutting)
- gewte'g : knock down
- maltewtesg : bleed as a result of a fall
- maltewtesing : bleed as a result of a fall
- maltewtesmatl : cause to bleed by a fall
- maltewtestoq : causes to bleed by a fall
- mesaqaneita'tl : knock down / collaspes as a result of a punch
- mesqaniet : collapse
- nesigatesgmuatl : trip
- nisiaq : fall down
- nisiet : fall down
- niso'piet : swing down
- niss'g : drifting down / falling in air / blown down
- nissing : falling (from a higher place) / drifting down / descend
- paqaiatgweitesing : falls flat on a surface / slam into the ground or other surface
- paqasiet : fall into the water
- paqtuneitesing : fall flat on the face
- peji'taqamat : trip (over)
- pijiaq : fall in / drop in
- pijiet : fall in / drop in / go into debt
- pijipgwiaq : cave in / falls in in small pieces
- pijipgwiet : cave in / falls in in small pieces
- saqatuetesing : slip and fall
- sasqatesing : fall flat on belly / belly flop
- seioqiaq : cave in / collapse
- seioqiet : falls apart / cave in / collapse
- wejinisiaq : fall from
- wejinisiet : fall from
Related entries for category "walk"
- elaptoq : make tracks toward / leave footprints to
- enml'ga't : walk onward / walk home
- gimsgwet : walk quietly / tiptoe
- ginateja'sit : strut on / proudly going
- gisigu'lega't : walk like an old person
- me'sipmiet : incapable of walking
- peji'taqamat : trip (over)
- pematpe'pit : run along with head abobbing
- pemijajiga'sit : move along the shore / walk along shore
- peml'ga't : walk along
- pesoqtesgmat : trip / miss step / stumble
- pesoqtesgmuatl : trip
- petaptu'sit : comes with the aid of a cane
- petasenmat : come walking with light or torch
- petateja'sit : arrive walking with a strut
- pisgwetesg'g : track inside (mud, snow, water)
- siawa'sit : keep on going / continue
- siwpmiet : tired of walking
- uggwata'q : go by foot / travel by walking / walk
- wejgwitu'gwe'pit : come scuttling with pounding feet
- wejiqolomgwipmiet : return moving along with drooping head / return walking along with drooping head / come from somewhere with a drooped head / move along with drooping head because... / walking along with drooping head because...
- wejiqolomgwipmiet : return moving along with drooping head / return walking along with drooping head / come from somewhere with a drooped head / move along with drooping head because... / walking along with drooping head because...
- welpmiet : go or move about well / operates well