wejipeg
Translation: The wind is blowing from the east
Part of Speech: verb inanimate intransitive
Meanings:
- east wind
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Tegiaq ta'n tujiw wejipeg.Translation: It gets cold when the east wind blows.Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: we·ji·bek
Related entries for category "wind"
- a'petna's'g : whirlwind(-ing) / gusty
- ejipewe'g : easterly breeze
- gawasg'tniaq : change direction, of wind
- gewaqs'g : fell by the wind / blown down by the wind
- gewaqsing : blown down by the wind / fell by the wind
- gews'g : toppled by the wind / blown over by the wind / blown down / topple by cutting / fell (by cutting)
- naqasuiputualatl : blow out fire / extinguish by air
- naqasuiputuatg : blow out the fire / extinguish by air
- neweg : breezy / cool breeze
- news'g : draughty / breezy
- oqwatg : wind blows from the north
- tegs'g : westwind
- ugju'sn : wind / air
- ugju'snei : fan / propeller
- wejipeg : east wind
- wets'g : airborne from... / thrown from...
- wett'g : wind blowing from such direction / taste
Related entries for category "weather"
- a'petna's'g : whirlwind(-ing) / gusty
- alug : cloud
- alugwiaq : become cloudy / cloud up
- amitge'g : bit cold / somewhat cold
- elpanigs'g : drifted up against / drifts (usually snow)
- epteg : hot / hot temperature
- etlanqatesg : shimmer (heat) / flap in breeze
- ewlamsn : tornado / gale / hurricane
- ewupniaq : calming storm
- gaqaliteg : snow all melted
- gaqtugwaw : thunder
- gaqtugwawig : thunder
- gegpewisg : dew / morning dew
- gep't'g : frozen over (water)
- gigpesa'ji'jg : shower / rain slightly
- gigpesan : rain
- gigpesanamu'g : misty / looks like rain / looks like it's going to rain
- gigpesanamugwiaq : rain clouds approaching
- gigpesaq : rain
- gisu'pisit : dress warmly / dress for the cold
- giwasg : heat lightning
- ma'munipsaq : snow heavily
- ma'munlaq : rain heavily
- mesie'waq : drizzle
- metuamu'g : looks bad
- metuguna'q : stormy
- mgumi'gnig : icy (in patches)
- mgumi'gnit : icy (in patches)
- msi'gw : hailstone / sleet
- mtugunoqt : storm
- mtugunoqtnugwet : behave a certain way when a storm is approaching
- musgwiaq : sky clearing
- na'gu'setewig : sunny
- neiaseniget : appear shining (as sun) / shining through (the clouds) / come into view with a light source
- paneta'q : sun beginning to shine through clouds / open or clear up (of sky)
- panigisgiaq : clear up (of clouds or fog)
- pasaliteg : deep snow
- pejipug : winter arrives
- pemisugwit : paddle along
- pemitge'g : get cold (of weather)
- pesa'ji'jg : lightly snowing
- pesanagig : snow mist / snow flurries
- pesaq : snowing
- petna's'g : gust of cool wind
- petu'niaq : get foggy
- pisgulaq : rain into
- pisgupanigs'g : drift inside (snow)
- poqwatign : umbrella
- psan : snowfall / snow
- psanji'j : light snowfall / little snow
- psigweta'w : spleen / organ taken from pig to predict weather
- saptaqt'g : wind goes through it / cold goes through it / freezes through
- saqaniaq : falling level of the snow due to melting/thaw / falling level
- saqpejaq : damp / boggy
- saqpipsaq : wet snow
- sesupe'g : slippery / slippery (due to weather)
- tege'g : cold (of weather)
- tegig : cold
- u'n : fog
- u'niaq : get foggy
- u'nig : foggy
- ugju'sn : wind / air
- wali'g : snowbank / snowdrift
- walqwan : rainbow
- waseta's'g : (sky) clearing up / getting brighter (clouds moving out)
- wasoqotesg : lightning / sparkle
- wastew : snow / fallen snow
- wastewt'g : frosty / frost
- weglams'g : gusty (of wind)
- wejgwapaneta'q : clear up (of sky)
- wejipeg : east wind
- weju's'g : windy
- welegisg : nice breeze
- weliegsitpu'g : nice morning
- weligisg'g : nice weather day
- welipug : nice winter
- welipunsit : have nice winter
- welitpa'q : nice evening or night
- welneweg : breezy / nice and cool (of air)
- welp'teg : nice and warm
- wetqane'g : mild (of weather)
- wetqanigisg'g : mild day
- wetteniaq : wind blowing from such direction
- winigisg'g : bad weather day / day of bad weather