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saqpejaq
Recordings:
Recording by dmm
Recording by ewm
Recording by jnw
Part of Speech:
verb inanimate intransitive
Pronunciation Guide:
sahk·pe·jahk
Translation:
It is damp
Meanings:
damp
boggy
Example of word used in a sentence:
Text:
Wesamsaqpejaq maqamigew ugjit milita'nenu.
Translation:
The ground is too damp for us to play on.
Recording:
Recording by jnw 🔉
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
saqpejaql --
They are damp
-- (third person plural inanimate)
Related entries for category "water"
a'lulatl
: guide (by boat)
a'lutasit
: guide (by boat) / fishing guide
a'sugwesugwijig
: meet on water(by canoe) / come together (by rowboat)
ala'lugweg
: float around / float about / dance about
ala'lugwet
: float around / float about / dance about
ala'q
: swim about
alasugwet
: wade about
alitg
: flows about / flows in different directions
alm'stapueg
: shriveled up
alm'stapuet
: shriveled up from soaking in water
alqo'qweg
: float about
alqo'qwet
: float about
alu'latl
: row about
amisisguapua'q
: slightly muddy water / somewhat muddy liquid
apaqt, apaqt
: sea / off shore
apaqtu'jg, apaqtu'jk
: inshore / short distance offshore
apatpa'q, apatpa'q
: returning tide
apitapueg, apitapuek
: waterlogged
apitapuet, apitapuet
: waterlogged
aps'tgu'j
: narrow stream / brook / small stream
apsgwitg, apskwitk
: form eddy / back water eddy
asoqo'mutaqan
: ferry / boat
asoqoma'q
: swim across
asoqomasugwet
: wade across in water
asoqomm'taqan
: ferry / boat
asoqomo'teget
: ferry across
atuasgwa'q
: swim on back
atuomg
: sand / beach sand
eguma'toq
: anchor
egumig
: anchored
egumit
: anchored
egwija'latl
: immerse / dip into the water (or liquid)
egwija'toq
: immerse / dip into a liquid
egwijatpa'latl
: dip the head into the water (or liquid)
egwijing
: in water / in liquid
egwitg
: in water / in liquid
ela'q
: swim toward
elapaqta'tl
: splash / squirts
elapaqtesteget
: cast (fishing line) / mark (with a chalk line)
elapaqto'sit
: splash oneself / spray oneself
elasugwet
: wade in water towards
eligua'laq
: liquid dripping down from an opening / leaks
eligua'lat
: dripping down from / leaks
elisugwit
: paddle toward
elitg
: Flowing in that direction.
elmitg
: flow away
enmigiaq
: falling of the tide / receding (tide)
enmitg
: flow away
eppa'q
: warm liquid
esamqwat
: drink
esamqwatg
: drink it / drinks of it
esamuqo'tlatl
: give a drink to
espeg
: leak
espet
: leak
etligmiet
: boiling
gapsgu'j
: little waterfall
gapsguji'j
: tiny waterfall
gapsgw
: waterfall
gapsgwamgitg
: rapid water / rapid water preceeding a waterfall
gasgipnaqtug
: on the shore
gasiptna'sit
: wash hands
gawasg'pa'q
: reversing tide / reverses
gep't'g
: frozen over (water)
gesigawamgwitg
: fast current
gesigawitg
: flow swiftly / swift current
getapa'q
: sink into water / sink into liquid
getapa't
: sink
getapet
: dive / go under water
getapetesing
: dive / duck underwater
gisupa'q
: lukewarm (of liquid)
giwgto’quamgwitg
: flows in a circular motion / flows around something
gjigapa'n
: tide
gta'n
: ocean
gwitn
: canoe
gwitna'q
: go by canoe
jajiga'q
: swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster
jajiga'sit
: going along/beside the shore / going along/beside edge
ji'matg
: paddle / row
ji'met
: row / paddle
jigalugg
: paddle alone or singlehandedly / pole alone or singlehandedly
jigwapa'n
: tide (Bear River)
jipu'ji'j
: brook
lampo'q
: bottom of lake / bottom of river
lapaltnewei
: holy water
lapatign
: holy water sprinkler
Listuguji'j
: Miramichi River
lmu'ju'pa'q
: neap tide / dog tide
lnuipi
: native paddle
magu'n
: iceberg / big block of ice
maqatgwig
: big waves / heavy seas
maqigtulit
: have a big boat
matamgejuig
: confluence of waterways
mespo'qeg
: flooded
mespo'qet
: flooded
mgumi
: ice / icecube
mgumi'gn
: icicle
mgumi'gnig
: icy (in patches)
mgumi'gnit
: icy (in patches)
milpegitg
: flow in many directions
mllawa'latl, ml'awa'latl
: take from shore / take off-shore
mnnawa'latl
: take from shore / take off-shore
na'taqama'latl
: bring ashore
na'taqama'sit
: go ashore
na'taqama'toq
: bring ashore
na'taqamtug
: at the shore / at the riverbank
najigsispa'lsit
: going to go bathe
naqana'pet
: draw water from (well or river)
naqasua'toq
: extinguish / put out / turn off
natawa'q
: know how to swim
natqa'latl
: remove from water
natqa'piet
: remove net from water
natqa'sit
: get out of water
natqa'toq
: remove from water
natqapilatl
: rope in from water / reel or rope to shore / reel in from water
natqapilawet
: pull out of water by rope or fish line / remove from water
natqapilg
: rope in from water / reel in from water / remove from water by rope
nenmue'g
: damp / damp
nenmue'g
: damp / damp
nessapoqwat
: lap (up)
newapalatl
: cool off with water
newapatoq
: cool off with water
newugulasing
: moist underneath
nipisugwit, nipisigwit
: canoes by night / paddles small boat at night
niweteg
: low tide
nqana'paqsun
: well bucket
nqani'gn
: dip net / scoop
nqani'guom
: manger / shelter / stable / well house
nqano'pati
: well (of water)
nuja'q
: swimmer
oqwasa'toq
: beach (canoe) / pull up on the shore
pagwe'jg
: shallow water
papga'lugwet
: drift down the coast / drift down river
papgitg
: flows downstream
paqasa'latl
: place in the water (river)
paqasa'sit
: goes in the water
paqasa'toq
: put in the water (river) / launch into water
paqasaqalatl
: throw in water / launch
paqasaqtoq
: throw in the water / launch
paqasiet
: fall into the water
paqaste'g
: launch / cause to fall into water, river or lake / knock into water / hit into water
paqo'si
: seaweed
paqtlusg'teg
: extremely low tide
pema'q
: swim along
pemamgwe'get
: pole along
pemaqteget
: sail along
pemijajiga'sit
: move along the shore / walk along shore
pemijajigisugwit
: paddle along the shore
pemiji'met
: paddle along / row along
pemisiawaqteget
: sail along by
pemisugwit
: paddle along
pemitg
: flow along
pemji'malatl, pem'ji'malatl
: paddle along / row along
pemji'matg, pem'ji'matk
: paddle along / row along
pemji'met, pem'ji'met
: paddle along / row along
pempa'q
: rise (of tide)
pempega's'g
: start to rise (of tide)
pempegitg
: flow along
pemqo'gwet
: float along / drift along
pemqo'qweg
: float along / drift along
pemsiawqo'qweg, pem'siawqo'qwek
: float by
pemsiawqo'qwet, pem'siawqo'qwet
: float by
pemto'gwet
: drift off (to sleep) / pass out (from drinking) / drift along (on the water)
pesigitg
: fork in a river
pi'taw
: up river / up stream
pi'tawa'latl
: take up river / take up stream
pi'tawa's'g
: goes up river / goes up the coast
pi'tawa'sit
: going up river / goes up the coast
pisaqqan
: bubble
pnasu'lgw
: ship / vessel
po'gwin
: lagoon
poqtamgwe'get
: start off poling (in boat)
poqtisugwit
: start off by boat / begin or start paddling
psi'gwaqan
: river drive
psitn
: river channel
psitnu'j
: small river channel
qospem
: lake
samqwan
: water
samqwanapua'q
: watery / diluted with water
samuqwaniaq
: becomes watery
samuqwaniet
: becomes watery
saqpe'g
: wet / wet
saqpejaq
: damp / boggy
saqpiaq
: get wet / get damp
saqpiet
: get moist
saqpigjat
: have a wet bottom
sewisto'gweg
: break up (through action of water)
sewisto'gwet
: break up (through action of water)
si'n'g
: bail water (from boat)
si'niget
: bails water (from boat)
sintesmatl
: empty a glass or bottle by drinking the remaining beverage / packs down or compacts something inside a container (barrel/basket) by pounding or dropping
sipu
: river
sipu'ji'j
: brook
sisgu
: mud
sisguapu
: muddy water
sisguig
: muddy
sngatigna'taqan, sn'katikna'taqan
: raft (of logs)
sngatigna'teget, sn'katikna'teket
: work on boom / boom
tajiga'q
: swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster
tajiga'sit
: going along/beside the shore / going along/beside edge
taqawanapi
: grilse net / trout net
tegismit
: swim
tegpa'q
: cold (of liquid)
temig
: deep
tg'poq
: spring water / a spring of water
tgu
: wave
tguig
: wavy (of sea)
tgupoq
: bubbling spring
waju'pa'q
: high tide
wantaqpa'q
: calm water
wantaqpegitg
: Calm flowing river. / Calm flowing water.
wantaqpegitg
: flows calmly / still flowing water
waqamitg
: clean flowing water
wasapa'q
: crystal·clear water
we'gwamgwe'get
: pole (boat) to a certain spot
wejaqama'toq
: boil
wejaqamiaq
: boil
wejaqamiet
: boil
wejgwapa'q
: incoming or rising tide
wejgwaqteget
: come sailing toward
wejgwigwitna'q
: come by canoe
wejgwina'taqamisugwit
: paddle to shore
wejgwisugwit
: come rowing or paddling toward
wejitg
: flows from
welpegitg
: nice current
wesgitpega's'g
: flow over
wesgitqo'qweg
: float
wesgitqo'qwet
: float
wetqapalatl
: soak / immerse in water
wetqapalsit
: soak / immerse in water / bathe
wetqapatoq
: soak / immerse in water
winpegijuig
: rough current / bad current / dangerous current
Related entries for category "weather"
a'petna's'g, a'petna's'k
: whirlwind(-ing) / gusty
alug
: cloud
alugwiaq
: become cloudy / cloud up
amitge'g
: bit cold / somewhat cold
elpanigs'g, el'paniksîk
: drifted up against / drifts (usually snow)
epteg
: hot / hot temperature
etlanqatesg
: shimmer (heat) / flap in breeze
ewlamsn
: tornado / gale / hurricane
ewupniaq
: calming storm
gaqaliteg
: snow all melted
gaqtugwaw
: thunder
gaqtugwawig
: thunder
gegpewisg
: dew / morning dew
gep't'g
: frozen over (water)
gigpesa'ji'jg
: shower / rain slightly
gigpesan
: rain
gigpesanamu'g
: misty / looks like rain / looks like it's going to rain
gigpesanamugwiaq
: rain clouds approaching
gigpesaq
: rain
gisu'pisit
: dress warmly / dress for the cold
giwasg
: heat lightning
ma'munipsaq
: snow heavily
ma'munlaq
: rain heavily
mesie'waq
: drizzle
metuamu'g
: looks bad
metuguna'q
: stormy
mgumi'gnig
: icy (in patches)
mgumi'gnit
: icy (in patches)
msi'gw
: hailstone / sleet
mtugunoqt
: storm
mtugunoqtnugwet
: behave a certain way when a storm is approaching
musgwiaq
: sky clearing
na'gu'setewig
: sunny
neiaseniget
: appear shining (as sun) / shining through (the clouds) / come into view with a light source
paneta'q
: sun beginning to shine through clouds / open or clear up (of sky)
panigisgiaq
: clear up (of clouds or fog)
pasaliteg
: deep snow
pejipug
: winter arrives
pemisugwit
: paddle along
pemitge'g
: get cold (of weather)
pesa'ji'jg
: lightly snowing
pesanagig
: snow mist / snow flurries
pesaq
: snowing
petna's'g
: gust of cool wind
petu'niaq
: get foggy
pisgulaq
: rain into
pisgupanigs'g
: drift inside (snow)
poqwatign
: umbrella
psan
: snowfall / snow
psanji'j
: light snowfall / little snow
psigweta'w
: spleen / organ taken from pig to predict weather
saptaqt'g
: wind goes through it / cold goes through it / freezes through
saqaniaq
: falling level of the snow due to melting/thaw / falling level
saqpejaq
: damp / boggy
saqpipsaq
: wet snow
sesupe'g
: slippery / slippery (due to weather)
tege'g
: cold (of weather)
tegig
: cold
u'n
: fog
u'niaq
: get foggy
u'nig
: foggy
ugju'sn
: wind / air
wali'g
: snowbank / snowdrift
walqwan
: rainbow
waseta's'g
: (sky) clearing up / getting brighter (clouds moving out)
wasoqotesg
: lightning / sparkle
wastew
: snow / fallen snow
wastewt'g
: frosty / frost
weglams'g
: gusty (of wind)
wejgwapaneta'q
: clear up (of sky)
wejipeg
: east wind
weju's'g
: windy
welegisg
: nice breeze
weliegsitpu'g
: nice morning
weligisg'g
: nice weather day
welipug
: nice winter
welipunsit
: have nice winter
welitpa'q
: nice evening or night
welneweg
: breezy / nice and cool (of air)
welp'teg, wel'pîtek
: nice and warm
wetqane'g
: mild (of weather)
wetqanigisg'g
: mild day
wetteniaq
: wind blowing from such direction
winigisg'g
: bad weather day / day of bad weather