wejipsetg

Recordings:

Part of Speech: verb inanimate transitive

Pronunciation Guide: we·jip·setk

Translation: He/she sniffs something

Meanings:

Example of word used in a sentence:

Text: Wejipsetg wilu gesgmnaq malqutmug.
Translation: He/she sniffs his/her food before eating it.
Recording: Recording by dmm 🔉

Alternate Grammatical Forms:

wejipsetm -- I sniff it -- (first person singular animate subject, third person plural inanimate object)
wejipsetmeg -- We sniff it -- (1p-3ip)

gesima'q : have strong odor / have strong scent
gesima't : have strong odor
gesleg : stink
geslet : stink / smell
gesoqet : has a strong odor
jigni'get : root (as pig)
jijjema'q : smell bad / stink
jijjema't : smell bad / stink
loqtnema't : have bad breath
metuima'q : taste bad / bad odor
metuima't : taste bad / bad odor
mimgwaqan : perfume / hair·oil / acorn
mimgwat : wear perfume, lotion or oil
pesa'tl : smell
pesetoq : smell
sismo'qonima'q : tastes sweet / tastes like sugar / smells like sugar / sweet (Bear River)
sugul'gma'q : taste or smell rotten / taste or smell sour
sugul'gma't : taste or smell rotten / taste or smell sour
telima'q : have such smell / tastes as such
telima't : have such smell / tastes as such
wejipsematl : sniff
wejipsetamit : sniff
wejipsetg : sniff
welima'q : smell good
welima't : smell good
welimasit : have a nice odor / smell good
welimateg : have a nice odor / smell good
welitpima'q : have certain nice smell
welitpima't : have certain nice smell
weljema'q : smell good
weljema't : smell good
weljemajgewe'l : sweetgrass / lilacs
wigplatewma'q : smell smoky / smell of smoke
wigplatewma't : smell smokey / smell of smoke