wetmeiwatl
Translation: He/she keeps him/her busy
Part of Speech: verb animate transitive
Meanings:
- keep busy
- use occasionally as needed
- disturb
Example of word used in a sentence:
- Text: Wetmeiaqap nuji'j ulagu.Translation: I kept my grandchild busy yesterday.Recording: Recording by ewm 🔉
Pronunciation Guide: we·dê·mey·wa·dêl
Alternate Grammatical Forms:
- wetmeiaq -- I keep him/her busy -- (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)
- wetmeiul -- I keep you busy -- (first person singular animate subject, second person singular animate object)
- wetmeiwit -- He/she keeps me busy -- (third person singular animate subject, first person singular animate object)
Related entries for category "activity"
- ala'q : swim about
- alaqami'g : snowshoe
- alaqsutoq : fly something around
- alaqteget : sail about
- alasugwet : wade about
- alasumteget : walk through snow / wade through snow
- algopit : sit about
- ali'puluet : ride horseback
- aligjo'gwet : go about bent over / go about bent over with buttocks up / go about with buttocks stuck out
- amaligs'g : carve / wittle
- amaligsatl : carve / wittle
- amalisgnuet : crochet / fancy knitting
- amallugwalatl : decorate
- amallugwatg : decorate
- amalsawet : whittle / jig sawing
- amaltaqa'latl : decorate
- amaltaqa'toq : decorate
- amaltaqi's'g : embroider
- aqam : snowshoe
- elaqteget : sail to... / sail in a direction (north)
- ewe'gisga'latl : exercise / break in
- ge'gwisma'latl : lay on the top / lay on top of
- gejgapeta'tl : scratches quickly
- getmete'mat : finished off / wiped out
- giwto'qopilg : wrap around / hang around perimiter
- jajiga'q : swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster
- jilaqami'g : make snowshoe tracks
- lasguaw : snowshoe
- me'ga's'g : overactive
- na'goqom : ice skate
- nipinigatne'get : night racing / night races
- paqasa'sit : goes in the water
- pemintoq : go along singing
- putugtesing : dance fast / shake violently
- tajiga'q : swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster
- te'tipjiet : roll / tumble
- tegismit : swim
- tela'toq : do in such a way
- tewiet : go outside / exit
- welinqana'mat : has a good time drinking
- wesgowa's'g : taking place / place of activity
- wesgowa'sit : occupied / dwell there / occupy / stay, live or situated at
- wetme'g : busy
- wetmeiwatl : keep busy / use occasionally as needed / disturb
- wetmguet : in the way
- wettepna'tl : try to catch up with
- wettepne'g : try to catch up with
- winpasit : hustle / try hard