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pugsug
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
noun inanimate
Pronunciation Guide:
buk·suk
Translation:
Firewood
Meanings:
firewood
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Pe'l ta's'g pugsug pisgwo'tuap.
Translation:
I will just bring in some firewood.
Recording:
Recording by dmm 🔉
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
pugsugl --
firewood
-- (plural)
Related entries for category "fire"
amsaloqteg
: unfortunately damaged by fire / sadly harmed by fire
ansuoqteg
: unfortunately burnt
eligp'ta'q
: smoke / smoke drifts toward
esgoqsit
: undercooked / left untouched by fire
etligp'ta'q
: smoke / steam
etligp'ta't
: smoking / steaming
gaqamgleg
: finished burning
gaqamglet
: finished burning
gaqanu'gwa'teget
: finish burning
gaqanu'gwa'toq
: finish burning up
gaqoqsit
: burned through / finished cooking
gaqoqteg
: burned through
gaqs'g
: burn
gaqsatl
: burn
gaqsit
: burn
gaqsusit
: unintentionally burns oneself / accidentally burns oneself
gaqteg
: burn
ge'sa'latl
: throws him/her/it into the fire
ge’sa’toq
: throws it into the fire
ge'seget
: throws it in the fire
getmoqsijig
: all burned
getmoqtegl
: all burned
ginate’nmat
: has a good fire / has a beautiful fire / has a bright fire
gisnu'gwa'q
: has burned / is combustible
lu'segn
: fire poker / furnace poker
mawsa'latl
: build a fire in the stove or furnace
mawsa'tat
: make fire inside / start and maintain a fire in a stove / heat source
mawsa'teget
: make a fire (in stove or furnace) / build a fire (in stove or furnace)
mawsa'toq
: put in fire to burn / put in stove to burn
mtlu'tew
: smoke
naqasua'latl
: turn off / butt out / extinguish / put out
naqasua'q
: extinguish with water / douse fire with water / put out (fire) with water
naqasua'toq
: extinguish / put out / turn off
naqasueta'tl
: beat out fire
naqasuete'g
: beat out (extinguish) fire
naqasuetesg'g
: stamp out fire
naqasuetesguatl
: stamp out fire
naqasuiputualatl
: blow out fire / extinguish by air
naqasuiputuatg
: blow out the fire / extinguish by air
neiamglet
: appears in ablaze / appears burning
nu'gwa'latl
: set on fire / burn
nu'gwa'q
: burn / on fire / ablaze
nu'gwa't
: burn / ablaze / dwelling on fire / belongings on fire
nu'gwa'toq
: set ablaze / burn
nu'te'nmaqan
: campfire / outdoor kitchen
nugsaqatew
: ember / charcoal
pasg'sa'latl
: light up / set on fire
pasg'sa'toq
: set on fire / light up
pasg'sematl
: light up (tobacco pipe) / light up a cigarette
pasg'setmat
: light up (to smoke)
pasg'setmuatl
: light up (cigarette or pipe) for
pasgesetmat
: light up / smoke
pasginoqsit
: cracked (from excessive heat)
pasginoqteg
: cracked (from excessive heat)
pe's'teg
: burst into flame
pejoqs'g
: cook unintentionally / burn unintentionally / burns accidently
pejoqsatl
: burns accidently / burns unintentionlly
pemigp'ta'q
: puff along / smoke along
pemigp'ta't
: smoke along / puff along
pigsa'q
: cloudy from smoke / cloudy from dust
pigsa't
: cloud of smoke or dust or steam from...
pitamgletesg
: flare up (toward inside)
pitamgletesing
: flares inward / flare up (toward inside)
pitoqteg
: burn underneath / set underneath / penetrate beneath
psew
: gun powder
pugsaqatew
: ember of firewood or coal
pugsetew
: soot
pugsetewig
: sooty
pugsetewit
: sooty
pugsug
: firewood
pugsugwei_epsaqtejg
: wood stove
pugte’nmat
: has fire on the go
pugtew
: fire
pugtewa’taqan
: fire making tools (matches, flint and steel) / lighter
pugtewei
: related to fire / of fire / from fire / belonging to fire
pugtewigtug
: at the fire / in the fire
pugto'guom
: chimney
saqtat
: strikes a flint to start a fire / light a lighter to start a fire
sepawe’nmat
: lights up the morning fire
sewisgoqsit
: break up (in fire) / come apart (in fire)
sewisgoqteg
: break up (in fire)
sisuei
: blaze (of fire) / firey blaze
t'pgwano'q
: ash bin
tqa'la'j
: wick
ugsitnei
: stove pipe
wapsgw
: coal
wigplasit
: smoked (as a salmon) / smoke residue (coated)
wigplateg
: smoke residue (coated) / smoked
wigplatewma'q
: smell smoky / smell of smoke
wigplatewma't
: smell smokey / smell of smoke
wisgipg
: stove ashes / fire ash
wisgipgo'q
: ash bin / ash container from woodstove
Related entries for category "tree"
amalo'qomanaqsi
: fruit tree
amnast'ga'taqan
: bough/branch lining
amnast'ga'toq
: line it(wigwam/dwelling) with boughs/branches
aqamoq
: white ash tree
aqamoqwe'gati
: white ash grove
eligua'q
: have grain (as of wood)
eliguet
: have grain / lean toward
epsmusi
: Mountain ash
gastug
: Canada yew / Ground hemlock
gawaqtejgumusi
: gooseberry bush
gawatgw
: spruce tree
gawigso'musi
: thorn wood genus
gi'taqanmusi
: Staghorn sumac / sumac
glamuejmnaqsi
: serviceberry bush / billberry / shadbush (juneberry)
gmu'j
: stick / wood / piece of lumber / pile of lumber
gmu'je'gaqan
: lumbering / forestry
gmu'je'get
: get wood / cut lumber
gmu'ji'j
: small stick
gmutta'tl
: beat with a stick
gnisgwastu
: evergreen needle
gsu'sgw
: hemlock
guow
: pine
ji'gataw
: dressed wood
joqjimusi
: white maple tree
lasqo'plaw
: board / plank
ligpete'gnapi
: ash strip (for weaving baskets) / splint (for basket making)
lnoqom
: green wood
lo'gs
: log
malipqwanjmusi
: hazelnut bush / hazelnut tree
malsnawei
: soft maple / mountain maple / red maple
masgwe's
: young birch tree
masgwe'simanaqse'gati
: pin cherry tree grove
masgwe'simanaqsi
: pin cherry tree / cherry tree
masgwe'simusi
: birch genus
masgwi
: white birch tree / white birch bark
me'goqomgwejg
: dogwood / Red osier dogwood
megwe'g_snawei
: red maple / swamp maple / soft maple
memgoqte'g
: make a clearing / deforest / clear cut
memgoqte'get
: make a clearing / deforest / clear cutting
meni'gwet
: strip off bark (birch)
menipqwa'latl
: remove tree bark / take off tree bark
menipqwa'toq
: take off or remove tree bark
menipqwa'wet
: remove bark (from tree)
mimgwaqan
: perfume / hair·oil / acorn
mimgwaqanimusi
: oak tree
minit
: bears fruit
miti
: aspen / poplar
miti'ji'j
: sapling / small tree
miti's
: tree
mnnoqon
: yellow birch
msaqa'gw
: crust of bread / bark
nasqo'plaw
: board / plank
ne'gasgi'gn
: log (before being cut into specified lengths)
nipisoqon
: stick / rod / cane
nipugt
: forest / woods
nnigmu'j
: hardwood
pa'migli
: black poplar (Balm of Gilead) / kind of tree (related to poplar grows near water)
papqwa'toq
: strip off birchbark
pematqaiet
: go through thicket
pqwa'w
: tree bark (Nova Scotia)
psaqa'gw
: bark (of tree) / crust
psetgun
: branch (of tree) / knot (of tree)
psetgunatgw
: dead (dried out) tree branch
psi'gwaqan
: river drive
pu'gowij
: balsam sap
pu'tlaqan
: wood shaving
pugsug
: firewood
pugu'sgw
: dead and dry yellow birch
qasgusi
: cedar / cedar tree
qasgusia'qamigt
: cedar grove / Tide Head, New Brunswick
sginaqanmusi
: wild raisin bush
slaps
: slab (of wood)
snawei
: maple tree / hard rock maple / sugar maple
sngatigna'taqan, sn'katikna'taqan
: raft (of logs)
sngatigna'teget, sn'katikna'teket
: work on boom / boom
stoqon
: fir tree / balsam tree / palm frond (used on Palm Sunday)
stoqonaqsi
: fir tree / balsam tree
stoqone'get
: search for fir trees
suomusi
: beech tree
tupsi
: alder
wasuet
: blossom
wenju'su'naqsi, wen'ju'su'naqsi
: apple tree
wigpi
: elm tree
wijgwe'tlaqan
: birch bark dish or platter
wisqasaw
: pine cone
wisqoq
: black ash / ash tree / brown ash / basket ash