pi'snalatl

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb animate transitive

Pronunciation Guide: bii·sê·na·la·dêl

Translation: He/she pack a pipe with tobacco

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Gisigui'sgw gisipi'snalatl utmaqann.
Translation: The old woman just packed tobacco into her pipe.
Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

pi'snalg -- I pack a pipe with tobacco -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)

alamg'pit : scattered about
alamg'teg : scattered about
el'tqo'latl : coil (rope)
elamgo'lajig : pile / play solitaire
elamgo'toql : piles things / stacks things
eloqwa'latl : lay down
eloqwa'toq : lay down
enaqet : spread spruce boughs
esintesg'g : pack down / stamp down
esintesguaji : pack down / stamp down
ge'gupa'latl : put on top / place atop
gegnua'latl : do correctly or properly
gmu'j : stick / wood / piece of lumber / pile of lumber
ilamgo'tasit : piles objects in organized fashion / piles wood
ilanqa'latl : fold
ilanqa'toq : fold
ilanqo'tasit : folding / folding bedding / folding clothing
mawamg'pijig : piled together
mawamg'tegl : piled together
nangwe'get : card (moose hair or wool) / pick through hair to remove (burdocks)
nasgwa'tatijig : share evenly
pepg'ja'toq : flatten / thin out
pi'snalatl : pack (pipe) with tobacco
pi'snsit : pack pipe
se'sa'toq : mess up / disarray / spread
sina'toq : pack down (make more room) / compact it
sintestoq : drinks it in one gulp / pack down or compact something inside a container
tepgisa'latl : separate from / set aside
tepo'tasit : load up / pile on / put in
tpi'tnewei : distribution / welfare