sewtaqa'taqan
Translation: Barge
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- barge
- raft
- trailer
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Ta'sisgegipunqeg etug ta'n sewtaqa'taqan giaspnmitas'g ula Listugujg.Translation: How many years has it been since a barge was seen here in Listuguj.Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: sew·ta·hgaa·da·hgan
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- sewtaqa'taqann -- barges -- (plural)
Related entries for category "pull"
- elatejimatl : drag toward / pull toward
- elatejitoq : drag over / drag toward / pull to
- mattaqa'toq : pull on to make sound (as bell)
- mattaqta'tl : pluck (as string) / tug (a string) / pull (a string) / jerk (a string)
- mattaqte'g : pluck / tug (a string) / pull (a string) / jerk (a string)
- natqapilatl : rope in from water / reel or rope to shore / reel in from water
- natqapilg : rope in from water / reel in from water / remove from water by rope
- nespatejimatl : drag along while occupied with something else
- nespatejitoq : drag along while occupied with something else
- nisega'latl : pull down
- nujatejo'toqol : haul / twitch (in logging)
- pegwigwalatl : able to budge / able to pry loose
- pegwigwatg : able to budge / able to pry loose
- pematejimatl : drag along
- pematejitoq : drag along / pull (sled)
- pempilg : tow along
- poqtatejimatl : drag away
- sewtaqa'latl : tow
- sewtaqa'taqan : barge / raft / trailer
- sewtaqa'toq : tow
- siptaqa'latl : stretch
- siptaqa'sit : stretches
- siptaqa'toq : stretch
- siptaqan'g : stretching / holding a steady tension
- siptaqanatl : stretch / holding a steady tension
- siptaqo'latl : stretch out
- tewatejimatl : drag out
- wenaqpilatl : hoist (by rope or cable)
- wenaqpilg : hoist (by rope or cable)
- wesuatejimatl : pull and drag
- wesuatejitoq : pull and drag
- wesueget : pulls suddenly / jerk / grab
- wesuepilatl : pull in (by rope)
- wesuepilg : pull in (by rope)
- wesuisepilas'g : gathered and tied
- wesuisepilasit : gathered and tied
- wesuw'tqa'latl : pull / pull on something lineair(rope)
- wesuw'tqa'toq : pull / stretch out / unwind
- wesuw'tqanatl : pulling on
- wesuw'tqang : pulling on
- wetnatl : pull / haul
- wetnng : pull / haul
Related entries for category "boat"
- gisigu'lgw : old canoe or boat
- glpisun : anchor
- gwitn : canoe
- gwitna'q : go by canoe
- ji'matg : paddle / row
- ji'met : row / paddle
- jigalugg : paddle alone or singlehandedly / pole alone or singlehandedly
- lapugwan : three masted sailing ship
- nipaqteget : sails at night
- nipisugwit : canoes by night / paddles small boat at night
- oqwasa'toq : beach (canoe) / pull up on the shore
- paltaqan : gunwale (of boat) / trim (door, window, baseboard, crown molding)
- pemji'malatl : paddle along / row along
- pemji'matg : paddle along / row along
- pemji'met : paddle along / row along
- pepg'pa'q : shallow (vessel) / shallow draft (canoe, boat)
- pigaqan : Rib of a canoe and ship. / Rib of a basket.
- poqtamgwe'get : start off poling (in boat)
- poqtisugwit : start off by boat / begin or start paddling
- pugtewu'lgw : steamboat / steamship
- salpo'l : sailboat / ship
- salpolgu'j : small sailboat
- segi'gn : sail
- sewtaqa'taqan : barge / raft / trailer
- sno'pi : stern paddle / steering paddle / sculling oar
- u'ta'qan : paddle / oar
- we'gwamgwe'get : pole (boat) to a certain spot
- we'gwiji'met : paddle or row until...
- wejgwigwitna'q : come by canoe
- wejgwina'taqamisugwit : paddle to shore
- wejgwisugwit : come paddling or rowing / come by water
- wejgwisugwit : come rowing or paddling toward
- welipot : rowboat
- witua'tijig : partners in boat (used in guiding)