tia'mui'sit

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive

Pronunciation Guide: di·aa·mu·ii·sit

Translation: He/she moose·calls

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Amujpa nata'tia'mui'sit wen getu' tia'mugwej.
Translation: One has to know his/her moose calls if he/she wants to sucessfully hunt moose.
Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉

egtapluit : hunts
ga'tewe'get : hunt eels / catch eels
gegnu'teluatl : purchase correctly / purchase appropriately / shoot accurately / shoot in the right place
getanatl : hunt / track / chase / seek / spiteful
getanqigalatl : stalk
getanteget : hunter / gatherer / spiteful person
getantoq : hunt / strive to obtain / gather / work to earn
gimteluatl : shoot by ambush / ambush
gimtesguatl : sneak up on
gopitewe'get, kopitewe'ket : trap beaver
gtantegewinu : hunter
la'pugtaqan : snare
la'pugtaqanigalatl : set snare
la'pugtaqaniget : set snares
loqte'gn : trap
loqte'gnigalatl : to trap / set trap for
loqte'gniget : trap / set traps
munmgwet : bird hunts prey
najiga'te'get : go hunting for eels
najigtanteget : goes to hunt
najintugsigtmat : set out to hunt provisions / set out to hunt for food
najitia'mue'get : go moose hunting
najsigwet : check traps or nets
nantuat, nan'tuat : hunt eels in mud
netumsgwet : hunts beaver / traps beaver
ntugsuinu : hunter / provider
pe'sgewei : gun / rifle / shotgun
pi'mat : hunt waterfowl
piluowei : bullet / projectile
saqsigwet : hunt with light (at night) / hunt with torchlight (at night) / fish with light or torchlight (at night)
se'siaqawei : birdshot / birdshot shell
tapi : bow
tia'mugwet : hunt moose
tia'mui'sit : moose·call
ugtapiml : bow
waqatign : bait