wa'qi
Translation: His/her flesh
Part of Speech: noun inanimate
Meanings:
- flesh
- skin
- body
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Gesimgwe'g na wa'qi.Translation: His/her skin is very red.Recording: Recording by ewm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: waa·hgi
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- na'qi -- my flesh -- (1(0))
- na'qinal -- our (x) flesh -- (1x(0p))
- ga'qiwal -- yours and his/her flesh -- (2p(0p))
Related entries for category "body part"
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- mija'qaj : vein
- patanmit : left·handed
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- uggwajign : lower part of leg
- uggwat : foot
- ugji'taqann : neck
- ugjigunn : knee
- ugjoqolqote'gnm : palate
- uglusgnignml : elbow
- ugmlagejml : mammary / breast
- ugpaqam : back
- ugpitn : hand
- ugpitnoqom : arm
- ugplaqan : lap
- ugpnn : lung
- ugpugugw : eye
- ugpusgun : breast / chest
- ugqonn : heel
- ugqosi'l : fingernail / toenail / hoof / claw
- ugqotaqann : throat
- ugs'tuaqan : ear
- ugsi : lip
- ugsisgw : face
- ugsisqon : nose
- ugsitun : voice / voice box (larynx) / language
- ugsitunapi'l : vocal cords
- ugsmu'l : antler / horn
- ugsuguni : tail
- ugt'pl : brain
- ugtatqa'lam : artery
- ugtijin : thumb
- ugtinin : body
- ugtinneg : body / self / person
- ugtlal : shoulder blade
- ugtlaminu : stomach
- ugtlmaqan : shoulder
- ugtluign : finger
- ugto'jm : toe
- ugtugwape'gn : jaw
- ugtugwejan : forehead
- ugtun : mouth
- ulaqan : antler / antler rack / antler plate
- uligsi : intestine
- ulisqi'l : wing
- ulugul : gland
- ulugun : thigh
- ulugwi : armpit / underarm
- umaltem : blood
- umaqjigeweim : big toe
- umsigwang : eyelashes
- umusti : belly
- un'sqe'l : wing
- unji : head
- upmepigaj : hip or side of body
- usapun : hair of head / hair
- usaqan : shoulder blade
- wa'qi : flesh / skin / body
- wijinuan : cheek
- wili : navel / belly button / belly button stub
- wiliapi : umbilical cord
- winnu : tongue
- wipitmit : have teeth
- witn : nostril
- wituit : whiskered
- wo'gwin : backbone