weleiatijig
Translation: They treat each other well
Part of Speech: verb animate transitive
Meanings:
- treat each other well
- kind to each other
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Tewjisa'q tepqatgig gatu me' weleiatijig.Translation: They have been married so long but they still treat each other good.Recording: Recording by jnw 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: we·ley·a·di·jik
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- weleiaq -- I treat him/her well -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)
- weleiul -- I treat you well -- (first person singular animate subject, second person singular animate object)
- weleiwit -- He/she treats me well -- (third person singular animate subject, first person singular animate object)
Document References:
Transcription: 5. oeleiatigo, attitude mutuelle (bonne) Transliteration: 5. weleiati’gw, mutual attitude (good)
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- a's'gg : meet
- a's'guatl : come across / meet / encounter
- getlams'tuatl : believe someone / listen to
- ginualatl : brag about
- ginuatg : brag about
- gisa'latl : prompted / compel to do / motivate / cause
- maligeiwatl : play with / amuse
- nenuite'lmatl : respect
- wejeiatijig : they are testing each other / they are challenging each other
- weleiatijig : treat each other well / kind to each other
- weleiwet : treat others well / kind to others
- welo'tmatijig : respect each others possessions
- wesmoqsuwalatl : embrace / hug / smooch
- wespaiwatl : disturb while asleep
Related entries for category "treat"
- tetapueiwatl : treat properly / take care of properly / look after properly
- weleiasit : treat self well
- weleiatijig : treat each other well / kind to each other
- weleiugsit : treated well / cared for well
- weleiwet : treat others well / kind to others
- welo'tmuatl : keep something in good condition for someone
- welo'tmuet : treat others and their possessions well
- welo'tmugsit : possession(s) treated well (by others) / possession(s) well taken care of (by others) / possession(s) well looked after (by others)