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piwsign
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
noun inanimate
Pronunciation Guide:
biw路si路g锚n
Translation:
Scrap of cloth
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
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
piwsignn --
scraps of cloth or paper
-- (plural)
Related entries for category "quantity"
amilugwet
: work a bit / work a little
aqtamgiaq, aqtamkiaq
: half路full (dry ingredient)
aqtamgiet, aqtamkiet
: 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)
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, a'kwesn
: hat
a'su'ngewatl
: provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods
aligew, alikew
: 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