piwsign
Translation: Scrap of cloth
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- scrap of cloth
- scrap of paper
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Mawi'smn piwsignn, gisites gelu'lg a'su'n.Translation: If you sew scrapes of cloth together, you can make a nice blanket.Recording: Recording by ewm 馃攭
Pronunciation Guide: biw路si路g锚n
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- piwsignn -- scraps of cloth or paper -- (plural)
Related entries for category "quantity"
- amilugwet : work a bit / work a little
- aqtamgiaq : half路full (dry ingredient)
- aqtamgiet : half路full (dry ingredient)
- awije'jg : scarce / rare
- awije'jit : scarce / rare
- awisiw : seldom / only once in a while
- elm'joqteg : spread of food / setout (as table)
- esgwiaq : leftover / remainder
- esgwiet : leftover / remainder
- ga'l : one quarter (of time, etc.)
- gaqi'sg : often / frequently / many times
- gaqo'tg : exhaust supply / use up
- lape'lis : yard (of measurement)
- malatalg : eat little / eat poorly / eat inadequately
- matu'mimajit : lives simply / lives marginally
- matu'nmat : frugal / manages with minimum resources
- matu't'g : eat a bit of / eat leftovers of
- matuatalg : eat a little / snack / eat marginally
- matue'g : lives simply / unsophisticated / make do / live marginally
- mawa'tajig : share expense / chip in
- mawgimatl : include in the count
- me' : still / yet / more / anyway
- me'_ap : more again / still again / some again
- me'_ijga : a little more / a bit more / some more!
- me'_wen : anyone else
- megeng : have many / have much
- megepaji : eat plenty of / eat in abundance
- megeta'ji : acquire plenty of / gather plenty / pick plenty / win plenty
- megete'g : acquire plenty of / gather plenty / pick plenty / win plenty
- megete'gl : acquire plenty of / gather plenty / pick plenty / win plenty
- megetg : eat plenty of / eat in abundance
- megetgl : eat plenty of / eat in abundance
- menaqa : properly
- mese'g : whole / entire / whole / entire
- milamu'g : multi-colored / different colors / variety of colors / many colors / many kinds of things / many sorts of things
- milamugsit : multi-colored / different colors / variety of colors / many colors / many different kinds / many different sorts
- ms't_goqwei : everything
- ms't_tami : everywhere
- ms't_wen : everybody
- musse'j : small piece / a bit
- mussew : piece
- nasgwa'latl : divide in half / halve
- nujinget : scaler (in lumbering) / one who does the measuring / scale (in lumbering)
- nutawtugwet : short of (money)
- nutqwa'toq : put insufficient amount / add insufficient amount
- nutqwelg : inadequate / insufficient / inadequate / insufficient
- pajjaqamat : spread-on thickly / exaggerate (slang) / overdo
- pas'g : only / just
- piamiaq : leftover
- piamiet : something leftover
- piamiw : more than / over
- pisoqotalg : eat much / eat alot / has good appetite
- piwiaq : left over / remainder
- piwsign : scrap of cloth / scrap of paper
- pugwatqasit : bushy
- pugwei : piece of / portion of
- pugwelg : lots / several / many / much / lots / several / many / much
- pugweliaq : plentiful / in good supply
- pugweliet : many / plentiful / in good supply
- pugweliganig : have many buildings or houses
- pugweliget : live together in group
- pugweligu'niet : bleed profusely / bleed a lot
- pugwelijuig : flow excessively
- pugweng : have plenty of
- pugwennatl : have plenty of
- pugwistina'gewit : hairy (of body)
- qasgo'tg : take or withdraw in small amounts
- qasgwatalg : eat a little at a time / snack
- qasgweiwatl : take in small amounts / withdraw in small amounts
- qataig : half way / midway
- ta's'g : how much? / some
- ta's'ji'jg : little portion / little bit
- ta's'ji'jit : little portion / little bit
- ta'sit : how much? / how many?
- ta'sunatl : has how much (many) of? / has what quantity?
- te's'g : so much / so many
- te'sit : so many / so much
- te'sunatl : have so many or so much
- te'sunemi'g : so many kinds
- te'sunemigsit : so many kinds
- te'sung : have so much or so many
- tegele'jg : small amount or number / not very much
- tegele'jit : small amount or number
- tepiaq : enough / sufficient / adequate
- tepiet : enough / sufficient / adequate
- tmaqanigju'aq : loaded to brim / overloaded
- tmaqanigju'et : loaded to brim / overloaded
- wesamelg : too much / too much
Related entries for category "clothing"
- a'gwesn : hat
- a'su'ngewatl : provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods
- aligew : clothing / clothes / garments
- aqam : snowshoe
- atlai : shirt
- atlaia'q : wear a shirt
- atlaimit : have a shirt
- ejaqan'jetesgmat : wear out shoe(s) on one side
- emisqatesing : strip dance / stripped quickly
- etu'gutewei : scapular
- gaqg'g : wear out (clothing article)
- gaqgmat : wear out clothes
- gaqguatl : wear out (clothing article)
- gaqtesgmat : wear out footwear
- gawiei : quill work / made of quills
- gegna'sit : dress up
- gegnesit : dressed up
- gegno'tlatl : dress / cloth
- gesm'pisit : strangely dressed / well dressed / fancily dressed
- gispisun : belt
- gispisuna'q : wear belt
- gisu'g'g : warmly dressed
- gisu'pisit : dress warmly / dress for the cold
- gisu'piso'tlatl : dress up warmly
- ilpilatl : provide clothing for / dress up / get ready for shipping
- ilpilsit : get properly dressed / redresses
- la'jijjaqan : glove
- lame'gewei : slip
- lame'geweia'q : wear slip
- lamqwan : undershirt
- lamqwana'q : wear undershirt
- lapli'signei : satin or silk material / satin or silk fabric
- laqpa'taqan : shoelace
- lasguaw : snowshoe
- m'gegn : hide / leather / skin
- ma'gn : moccasin
- ma'gna'q : wear moccasins
- magot : dress
- magota'q : wear a dress
- mapos : pocket
- mejiggumet : wear dirty clothes
- menqawet : bring in the wash (laundry)
- metaqapit : underdressed for weather (torso area) / bare chested
- metgatat : barefooted
- metgwat : hatless / bareheaded
- mg'sn : shoe
- mg'sna'q : wear shoes
- mg'snapi : shoelace / shoestring
- mpitnei : muff (hand warmer)
- musiga'sit : undress / remove clothing
- musigo'tlatl : undress / untrim
- musuei : handkerchief / kerchief
- na'jijjaqan : glove
- nasa'latl : put on / don
- nasg'g : wear
- nasguatl : wear
- oqonoqopiso'tlatl : place hood on
- pept'sgna'sit : put on shoes and socks
- pgegn : hide (of skin)
- pijjaqan : mitten
- pijjaqana'q : wear mittens
- pisoqos'ti : button
- pita'qawe'l : trousers / pants
- pita'qaweia'q : wear pants
- pitaqsa't : long skirt / long dress / long garment
- pitqonat : wear high heel shoes / high heel shoe
- pitu'gun : hooded cape / cape (garment)
- pituega'latl : line a garment(as coat)
- piwsign : scrap of cloth / scrap of paper
- sa'l : shawl
- sa'sewgna'sit : changing clothes
- sa'wes : rain hat
- sign : stocking / sock
- signa'q : wear socks
- sigsuti : ankle length sock
- toqwaqsa't : short skirt / short dress / short garment
- ugp'ssan : sleeve
- ugpusgunei : bra / breast protector / chest protector (baseball)
- ugqotaqanigjipilaqan : scarf / necktie / neck wrapper
- ugtoqon : her dress
- umugsnn : shoe
- utapsun : clothing / essentials / belongings
- welg'g : good fit
- welg'snet : well路shoed
- welgna'q : nicely dressed
- welgnesit : well路dressed
- welguatl : fit well / good fit
- welgutat : well路dressed
- welia'su'na'q : well路dressed
- weliptesgna'q : have nice shoes on / have nice boots on
- welpisit : well路dressed
- welqwanet : wear proper clothes (for season)
- wesgit : vest
- wesgita'q : wear vest
- wetnasa'latl : try on
- wetnasa'toq : try on
- wingutat : poorly shoed / badly clothed