tli'suti :: language -- Mi'gmaq/Mi'kmaq Online

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Mesgi'g eteg tli'sutigtug.
Translation: There is a lot in a language.
Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

tli'suti'l -- languages -- (plural)

Related entries for category "language arts"

a'tugwaqan : story / tale
a'tugwet : tell story
a'tugwewatl : tell story to
a'tugwewinu : storyteller
awangiljet : read poorly
egiljet : read
egimatl : count / recite / read
egitg : recite / read
espi'sit : use high·sounding language
gawasgui't'g : say in reverse / say backwards
gegina'matimgewei : lesson / teaching material / book
gegina'muatl : teach
gegnu'giljet : read correctly / read properly
gegnuimatl : advise / instruct / speak truthfully / speak frankly
gelulatl : speak to
gelusit : speak / talk
gesmi'sit : speak in odd or unusual way / speak with a heavy accent
glusuaqan : word / news
lnu'wi't'g : refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language
lnui'sit : speak native language / speak aboriginal language / speak first nations language
Mi'gmewi'sit : speak Micmac
minu'wi't'g : repeat (what is said) / mention again
nana'n : food (baby talk)
natawia'tugwet : know how to tell stories
natawinsgu'mat : know how to answer back
nessutmalsewet : interprete / translate
nessutmasewatl : interpret / translate for
nestuapuguet : speak truthfully / speak wisely / speak intelligently
nesutmalsewu'ti : interpretation / translation
netawet : able to talk
netawia'tugwet : know how to tell stories
nnu'wi't'g : refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language
nujinutmaqaniget : storyteller / tattletale / gossiper
poqtewo'gwet : begin to speak
sa'se'wi'sit : change language / switch language
seitun : blabbermouth
telatuemgewei : sentence (grammar)
tli'suti : language
waqgaji'sit : weak speaker
welgiljet : read properly or well
wenjui'sit, wen'jui'sit : speak French language