wa'qan
Translation: Knife
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- knife
- blade
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Ge' newte' wa'qan jugwasga'tui?Translation: Please pass one knife to me?Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: waa·hgan
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- wa'qann -- knives -- (plural)
Related entries for category "tool"
- aptu'n : cane / staff / walking stick
- awa'qi'gn : crooked knife
- ewi'gigemgewei : notepad / pen / pencil / object used for writing
- gi'gamgo'n : pole (for poling boat)
- gi'taqan : grindstone
- glapaqign : screw
- glapaqignei : screw driver
- go'pign : dip net (for fish)
- jigg'putaqan : rake
- jinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
- la'gittaqan : file / filing tool
- la'pugtaqan : snare
- laputi : spy glass / telescope
- laputi'l : binoculars
- lge'gn : hoe
- lgeso'qon : plow
- lgusuaqan : steps / ladder / stairs
- lnaqanatgw : wooden handle / axe handle
- lnuipi : native paddle
- loqte'gn : trap
- loqte'gnigalatl : to trap / set trap for
- lu'gwejg : compass / pointer
- lu'segn : fire poker / furnace poker
- lugowaqane'gmuti : tool kit / tool bag / tool box
- majjoqtelign : arrow
- maltejjuei : hammer
- maltejjueiatgw : hammer handle
- mattejjuei : hammer
- melg'tqasit : strong rope / strong string
- mgign : hook / fish hook
- mgumie'j : horseshoe
- mgumie'jo'tlatl : shoe (horse) / fit with horseshoes
- mistug : oakum
- nigoq : fishing spear
- nigoqji'j : small two·pronged spear
- nigoqol : eel spear
- nipeloqte'gnei : tool used to set traps at night / something used to set night traps
- nipisoqon : stick / rod / cane
- nisaqan : weir
- nqana'paqsun : well bucket
- nqani'gn : dip net / scoop
- pe'sgewei : gun / rifle / shotgun
- pesgwete'gemgewei : sickle
- pewaqs'te'gnei : thrasher (used in farming)
- pi'pi : peavey hook
- pijimaqan : funnel
- piluowei : bullet / projectile
- pisga'taqanapi : chain
- pisga'taqanapi'ji'j : small chain
- pitqasawet : load (gun) with gunpowder and ramrod / arm gun
- plegu : nail
- plegu'j : tack
- plegu'ji'j : small nail
- plos : brush
- po'q'g : drill / bore
- po'qatl : drill / bore
- po'qiget : drill / bore
- po'qign : auger / drill bit
- poqwas'tiei : thimble
- poqwatign : umbrella
- psetgunatgw : dead (dried out) tree branch
- psgweso'qon : scythe
- pugumaqan : weapon
- qaliputi : shovel
- qasawo'qapi : wire
- qasawo'qu'j : knitting needle
- sa'pign : awl
- sa'qati : needle / knitting needle
- si'sign : awl
- sinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
- sipigi'taqan : whetstone
- sipitaqan : hide·stretcher
- siputaqan : metal file / sharpener
- tapi : bow
- tapuapjimgewei : tool or object requiring use of both hands
- te'sipowgumaqan : horse whip
- tma'gittaqan : saw
- tmi'gn : axe
- tmi'gnatgw : axe handle
- tulgowei : cannon
- u'ta'qan : paddle / oar
- ugju'snei : fan / propeller
- ugpugugwe'l : eyeglasses / glasses
- ugta'piml : net
- ugtapiml : bow
- ugtaptu'n : cane / crutch / walking stick
- ugtunapi : rein
- ugtuneil : bridles and bits
- ugtuoml : pot (cooking vessel) / pan
- umiggn : fishing gear / fishing rod
- usgijigwegewei : cement
- utapsun : clothing / essentials / belongings
- utepaqan : toboggan / car / wagon / sled
- utmaqann : pipe
- utmi'gn : axe
- wa'qan : knife / blade
- wa'qanji'j : jacknife
- wetmo'taqan : useful object or tool
- wi'gign : pen / pencil
Related entries for category "cut"
- amaligsawet : carve / whittle
- aps'sas'g : cut into small pieces / minced
- aps'satl : mince / cut into small pieces
- aps'sg : mince / cut into small pieces
- aps'sqate'get : chop kindling / split to make thinner
- aps'te'g : chop small
- ela'gipulatl : to cut with a saw
- ela'gittoq : cut with a saw
- eloqomgwalatl : trim to fit
- eloqomgwatoq : trim to fit
- eloqs'g : carve
- eloqsatl : carve
- eltaqsewet : cut strips(for basket making) / cut strips
- gews'g : toppled by the wind / blown over by the wind / blown down / topple by cutting / fell (by cutting)
- gewsatl : topple by cutting / fell (by cutting)
- istu's'g : cut crookedly / cut unevenly
- istu'satl : cut crookedly / cut unevenly
- ji'gata'tl : hew / dress / trim
- ji'gataw : dressed wood
- ji'gate'g : blaze / hew / dress / trim
- ji'gate'get : blaze / hew / dress / trim (wood)
- jils'g : nick (with knife) / nick by cutting
- jilsatl : nick with a knife
- jilsawet : mark with a knife / score with a knife
- maltews'g : cause to bleed by cutting
- maltewsatl : cause to bleed by cutting
- matu'te'muatl : trim hair
- memgoqte'g : make a clearing / deforest / clear cut
- memgoqte'get : make a clearing / deforest / clear cutting
- menina'latl : rip off / tear off (or out)
- menina'toq : rip off / rip out / tear off / tear out
- mens'g : cut off
- mensatl : cut off
- mesqolit : pierced (by nail or sliver)
- mils'g : whittle it / carve in different ways / cut in different ways
- milsatl : carve different ways / whittle / cut in many ways or directions
- musigta's'g : clear by cutting / clear by chopping off
- musigta'sit : clear by cutting / clear by chopping off
- musigte'get : cutting underbrush / clear brush or thicket by cutting
- nasgoqsatl : slice in half / cut in half
- nasgoqta'tl : split lengthwise (with heavy blow)
- nasgoqte'g : split lengthwise (by striking) / split in half (by striking)
- nasgoqte'get : splitting wood / splitting (by striking with a tool)
- nasgoqwa'toq : split (by hand) / divide (by hand)
- nasgwa’gittaqan : saw used to cut logs lengthwise / lengthwise cutting saw
- nasgwa'toq : halve / divide in half
- nasgwoqs'g : slice in half
- nugjaqsatl : mince / cut to tiny bits
- nugs'g : mince / shred / cut into pieces
- nugsatl : cut to pieces / mince
- pans'g : cut open / operate on
- pansatl : cut open / operate on
- pejitms'g : cuts accidentally
- pejitmsatl : cut accidentally
- pelgo'qiget : debark
- pelgoqa'latl : peel by hand
- pelgoqa'toq : peel by hand
- pelgoqs'g : peel with knife
- pelgoqsatl : peel with knife
- pelgoqsewet : peel
- pelgoqta'tl : strip off with sharp tool
- pelgoqte'g : strip off with sharp tool
- pesgutua'tl : shave
- pesgutue'g : shave
- pesgutuo'sit : shave oneself
- pesigte'get : split wood
- pesipga'latl : sever, cut, split, or break off (thread, rope) with force / sever, cut, split, or break off (thread, rope) with tool
- pess'g : cut accidentally
- pessatl : cut accidentally
- pugwei : piece of / portion of
- sangewsawet : trim slowly / plow slowly
- sapalqata'tl : stab / pierce
- sapalqate'g : pierce or pierce through / stab or stab through / jab or jab through
- sapaqqata'tl : stab
- saps'g : cuts through it
- tela'gipulatl : saw
- tela'gittoq : saw in a certain manner
- tels'g : cut in such a way / cut this way
- telsatl : cut / cut in such a way
- telte'g : cut or chop / hits
- tema'gipulatl : saw down / cut by sawing
- tema'gittoq : saw down / cut by sawing
- temalua'latl : break off at tail or rear end
- temalua'toq : break off at tail or rear end
- temapsg'satl : cut into segments or chunks
- temapsg'sg : cut into segments or chunks
- temastaqte'muet : cut hair / barber / hairdresser / barber / hairdresser
- temgwepatl : bite head off / bite top off
- temgwesatl : cut the head off / cut the top off
- temgwesg : cut the head off / cut the top off
- temgweta'tl : chop off the head / chop off the top
- temgwete'g : chop off the head / chop off the top
- tems'g : cut / slice / sever (by knife)
- temsatl : cut / slice / sever (by knife)
- temt'g : bite off / bite off a piece
- temta'tl : chop in two / chop off / cut off
- temte'g : chop in two / chop off
- tetapu's'g : slice or cut right way or correctly
- tetapu'satl : slice or cut right way or correctly
- tetpaqs'g : cut straight / slice straight
- tetpaqsatl : cut straight
- tlawo'qsatl : cut with knife
- tlawo'qta'tl : strikes with knife
- tlawo'qte'g : strike with knife
- tmoqta'we'get : cut logs / cut beams
- wa'qan : knife / blade
- wa'qanji'j : jacknife
- wa'qans'g : cut with knife / knife
- wa'qansatl : knife / cut with knife
- wannoqs'g : carve concave / curved inward
- wannoqsit : curved inward / concave
- weligpa'q : split well / strip off well
- weligpa't : strip or split well
- welto'gsit : cut well / felled well
Related entries for category "household"
- a'papi : rope / fishing line
- a'papi'j : thread / twine / string
- a'su'n : blanket
- a'su'ngewatl : provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods
- amiuligana'q : live in a good house / live in a tolerable house
- amqwan : spoon
- amqwanji'j : spoon
- angamsutiei : mirror / looking glass
- aps'sqate'get : chop kindling / split to make thinner
- elqawet : hang clothing
- epsaqtejg : stove
- eptaqan : dish / plate
- eptaqano'guom : china cabinet / cupboard
- g'p'tai : ceiling / top
- ga'qan : door
- ga'qanei : entranceway / door
- ga'sign : kitchen towel / dish towel
- gapji'j : cup
- gasa'taqanei : cleaning cloth / dish cloth
- gasigo's'ti : towel / bath towel / hand towel
- gasigo's'ti'j : face cloth / small towel
- glmuejuapsgw : piece of coal / coal
- gna'taqan : decoration
- go'lail : kerosene / coal oil
- gups'ji'j : cup (little, small)
- ji'gitlo'q : kettle / teakettle
- jijgluewjuapi : wool / yarn
- jijgluewjuapiei : woolen material / woolen material (as in socks)
- jijgluewjuapiei : woolen material / woolen material (as in socks)
- jinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
- jitlo'mugwaqan : rocking chair / cradle
- jitnaqe'gnei : clothing iron / iron
- la'taqsun : bucket / pail / chamber pot
- lagga'p : cellar / basement / underground food storage
- laggol : cord of wood
- lamuguom : interior of the house
- lapai : tub
- lapol : bowl
- lapue'l : frying pan
- laqpilaqan : drape / wooden hoop support around inside of wigwam
- laqpisuti : apron
- laqsun : sheet
- lasiet : plate
- legepilaqan : window shade / blind / curtain
- lesqe'gn : clothes trunk / coffin / casket
- lgusuaqan : steps / ladder / stairs
- ligpenign : basket
- menjapsgeg : door knob
- menqawet : bring in the wash (laundry)
- mpo'qon : bed
- mpo'qonmit : has a bed
- msaqtaqt : floor
- mulinji'j : sewing machine
- mutputi : chair
- nanamiaqawei : rocking chair / swing
- nango'n : fine·tooth comb
- napui'g'g : take photograph / draw / trace
- napui'gatl : take photograph / draw / trace
- napui'gigemgewei : camera / tracing paper
- napui'gign : photograph / picture
- naqsun : bedsheet
- natanguat : go shopping
- newgtiganig : one-story house
- nipiapetesmat : cooks overnight for self
- npo'qon : bed
- nutoqto'guom : kitchen
- p'teweio'q : teapot
- pa'pnji'j : spool / bobbin
- pata'wti : table
- patawtiewegn : tablecloth
- peigwaqatg : stay here and there / live all over
- pejiwsit : move here to settle down
- piglewei : made of glass
- piglewji'j : lamp globe / oil lamp chimney
- pijimaqan : funnel
- pilegn : new cloth
- pisgwiwsit : move in
- pismuti : mattress
- pituega'taqan : lining
- pituega'toq : line (a garment)
- plu'jaqamati : mirror
- pugsugwei_epsaqtejg : wood stove
- pugto'guom : chimney
- pui'gn : broom
- pui'gnji'j : whisk broom / little broom
- punqatg : cease living there
- sa'slji'j : saucer
- sasqa'gwiji'jit : small pot (for cooking)
- sasqa'gwit : Flat bottom pot / Flat bottom cauldron
- sasqa'gwit : pot (for cooking)
- seiegn : dry goods / clothing material / cloth fabric
- seiegnji'j : piece of material / piece of fabric
- sinqamistaqanei : strainer / sieve / colander
- sipistaqano'suti : safety pin
- sisla'gwa'tegemgewei : frying pan
- sismo'qonapu : maple sap / sugar water (for babies) / maple syrup
- sismo'qono'q : sugar bowl
- so'gwistaqan : yeast
- suppin : pint dipper / cup
- suspanign : detergent / hand soap
- te'pineglewei : vinegar
- tetmns'gani'gan : four square-house
- tetmnsegani'gana'q : Lives in a square house
- tewiwsit : move out / vacate
- ti'g'tlo'q : teakettle
- tlawo'q : butcher knife / bread knife / hunting knife
- tm'tqe'gnn : scissors / pair of scissors
- tmletji'j : glass tumbler
- tqa'la'j : wick
- tu'gwesmun : pillow / cushion
- tuop'ti : window
- ugsitnei : stove pipe
- ugsuateja'taqan : drawer
- ugtuoml : pot (cooking vessel) / pan
- ulaqanml : plate / pan / dish
- usgitaqaiei : cup made of bark
- wa'qan : knife / blade
- waio'psgw : bead
- wape'jgo'q : flour container / flour cannister
- wapsgw : coal
- waqamigan : clean house
- waqamiganig : clean house / clean dwelling / clean building
- weligana'q : lives in a good house
- weliguomgnmit : Has a good house.
- wenji'guom : house
- wesgowa'sit : occupied / dwell there / occupy / stay, live or situated at
- wi'g : house / dwelling / home
- wijgwe'tlaqan : birch bark dish or platter
- wow : pot (cooking vessel) / sauce pan