temina'toq
Translation: He/she tears or rips it
Part of Speech: verb inanimate transitive
Meanings:
- tear or rip
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Lpa temina'toq wi'gatign ne'sisgl mtijinn telpase'g.Translation: He/she ripped a book three inches thick.Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: de·mi·naa·dohk
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- temina'tu -- I tear or rip it -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
- temina'tueg -- We tear or rip it -- (first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
Related entries for category "break"
- nugjaqa'latl : squash / crush it
- nugjaqa'toq : squash / crush it
- nugjaqta'tl : smash to bits / mash
- nugjaqtesg'g : crush by stomping / stomp
- nugjaqtesguatl : stomp to bits / crush by stomping
- pasge'g : crushed or shattered / busted / crushed or shattered / busted
- pasginoqjing : tear or split (from freezing)
- pasgipiasit : split or cracked (from dryness)
- pasgipiateg : split or cracked (from dryness)
- pasgoqjing : cracked or split (from excessive cold)
- pasgoqsit : shattered (from excessive heat) / pierced (from heat) / burst (from excessive heat)
- pasgoqt'g : crack or split (from excessive cold)
- pasgoqteg : burst (from excessive heat) / shatter (from excessive heat)
- pastesg : burst
- pastesing : burst
- pemitma's'g : start to break (ice)
- pemitma'sit : start to break
- pesipga'toq : breaks wire / breaks leather thong
- pesipgeget : break (rope, string or chain) in two
- pesipgegetl : breaks rope or cable / breaks line
- sewisga'latl : break / break in (horse)
- sewisga'toq : break
- sewisgiaq : shred / come apart / break up
- sewisgiet : come apart / break up / shred
- sewisgina'latl : rip or tear apart
- sewisgina'toq : rip or tear apart
- sewisgoqsit : break up (in fire) / come apart (in fire)
- sewisgoqteg : break up (in fire)
- sewista'tl : pound or hack to bits
- sewistamit : destroy by gnawing / break up by gnawing
- sewiste'g : pound or hack to bits
- sewistestoq : smash
- sewisto'gweg : break up (through action of water)
- sewisto'gwet : break up (through action of water)
- tema'latl : break in two
- tema'sit : breaks off
- tema'toq : break slowly in two by hand / break off a piece / break in two
- temalua'latl : break off at tail or rear end
- temalua'toq : break off at tail or rear end
- temalueget : snap off at tail
- temalueitesmatl : break off at tail end (by slamming)
- temeget : snap in two / snap off
- temgwa'latl : break off the head slowly by hand / break off the top
- temina'toq : tear or rip
- temisgipeget : snap off at neck
- temisqona'toq : break off at nose end
- temtesg : breaks in two
- temtesg'g : break by kicking or stomping
- temtesguatl : break by kicking or stomping
- temtesing : breaks in two
- temtesmatl : break in two / fracture
- temtestoq : break in two / fracture
- weligpa'q : split well / strip off well
Related entries for category "strength"
- amalamatl : looks weak / appears inadequate
- amalapt'g : looks weak / appears inadequate
- gesimlgignat : very strong
- melg'pugua'sit : stands hard or strong / take a stand / unrelenting / insist
- melg'tqasit : strong rope / strong string
- melgignaq : strong
- melgignat : strong
- melgiji'nm : strong man / solid man / giant (from Pacifique's Grammer glossery)
- melgita't : courageous / brave
- menaqanaq : weak
- menaqanat : weak
- menata't : cowardly / weak / weak willed
- mlgignewinu : strong person
- telmnaqanaq : so weak
- telmnaqanat : so weak
- temina'latl : tear or rip
- temina'toq : tear or rip
- tepignaq : strong enough
- tepignat : strong enough
- tepimlge'g : hard enough / hard enough
- waqaje'g : physically weak / not strong
- wissuignematl : overpower / overcome / conquer
- wissuignetg : overpower / overcome / conquer