uggwata'q

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive

Pronunciation Guide: uk·kwa·daahk

Translation: He/she goes by foot.

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Tami wejiggwata'q?
Translation: Where did s/he walk from?
Recording: Recording by ewm 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

elaptoq : make tracks toward / leave footprints to
enml'ga't : walk onward / walk home
gimsgwet : walk quietly / tiptoe
ginateja'sit : strut on / proudly going
gisigu'lega't : walk like an old person
me'sipmiet : incapable of walking
peji'taqamat : trip (over)
pematpe'pit : run along with head abobbing
pemijajiga'sit : move along the shore / walk along shore
peml'ga't : walk along
pesoqtesgmat : trip / miss step / stumble
pesoqtesgmuatl : trips him/her
petaptu'sit : comes with the aid of a cane
petasenmat : come walking with light or torch
pisgwetesg'g : track inside (mud, snow, water)
siawa'sit : keep on going / continue
siwpmiet : tired of walking
uggwata'q : go by foot / travel by walking / walk
wejgwitu'gwe'pit : come scuttling with pounding feet
wejiqolomgwipmiet : return moving along with drooping head / return walking along with drooping head / come from somewhere with a drooped head / move along with drooping head because... / walking along with drooping head because...
wejiqolomgwipmiet : return moving along with drooping head / return walking along with drooping head / come from somewhere with a drooped head / move along with drooping head because... / walking along with drooping head because...
welpmiet : go or move about well / operates well