we'ji'wet

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb animate intransitive

Pronunciation Guide: wee·jii·wet

Translation: She gives birth

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Nuji'j we'ji'wet ulagu.
Translation: My grandchild bore a child yesterday.
Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

we'ji'wei -- I bear a child -- (first person singular animate)
we'ji'weieg -- we bear a child or children -- (first person dual exclusive animate)
we'ji'wa'utieg -- we bear children -- (first person plural exclusive animate)

amalgewaqan : dance
ewnasiaq : gone awry / mixed up / topsy turvy / confused
gale'mewit : observe lent
gespaqami'g : end of the world
getemetesultijig : all killed
getu'_unjanit, ketu'_un'janit : pregnant / expect baby
giwgw : earthquake
pa'qalaiwaqan : surprising news or event / amazing news or event / astonishing news or event / surprise
papuaqan : amusement / fun time / celebration
penetgwit : calve
petqa'matimg : mediation
pisgweto't : elected / hit into (net, goal or hole)
segewe'get : have illegitimate child or children / beget illegitimate child or children
teliaq : true / happens
tetapu : so happens
ugs'tqamua'latl : give birth / bear (child) / bring into the world
ugs'tqamuit : born / come into world
we'ji'wet : give birth / bear child (said of woman when she bears child)
weliaq : useful / good
wenagiet : accend
wesgijinuit : bring to life / born