wisgwia'teget
1.
Translation: He/she plays the bagpipesPart of Speech: verb animate intransitiveMeanings:- play bagpipes
 
Example of word used in a sentence:- Text: Na ji'nm etlwisgwia'teget, Unma'gig na tleiawit.Translation: That man playing the bagpipes, he's from Cape Breton.Recording: Recording by jnw 馃攭
 
Pronunciation Guide: wis路kwi路aa路de路getAlternate Grammatical Forms:- wisgwia'tegei -- I play the bagpipes -- (first person singular animate)
 - wisgwia'tegeieg -- We play the bagpipes -- (first person dual exclusive animate)
 - wisgwia'tega'tieg -- We play the bagpipes -- (first person plural exclusive animate)
 
2.
Translation: BagpiperPart of Speech: noun animateMeanings:- bagpiper
 
Example of word used in a sentence:- Text: Nemi's'p tami wisgwia'teget, algwilaq?Translation: Did you see the bagpiper anywhere, I'm looking for him/her?Recording: Recording by dmm 馃攭
 
Pronunciation Guide: wis路kwi路aa路de路get
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