a'tugwet - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

Other words from category language arts

• a'tugwaqan - story / tale - 🔉
• a'tugwet - tell story - 🔉
• a'tugwewatl - tell story to - 🔉
• a'tugwewinu - storyteller - 🔉
• awangiljet - read poorly - 🔉
• egiljet - read - 🔉
• egimatl - count / recite / read - 🔉
• egitg - recite / read - 🔉
• espi'sit - use high·sounding language - 🔉
• gawasgui't'g - say in reverse / say backwards - 🔉
• gegina'matimgewei - lesson / teaching material / book - 🔉
• gegina'muatl - teach - 🔉
• gegnu'giljet - read correctly / read properly - 🔉
• gegnuimatl - advise / instruct / speak truthfully / speak frankly - 🔉
• gelulatl - speak to - 🔉
• gelusit - speak / talk - 🔉
• gesmi'sit - speak in odd or unusual way / speak with a heavy accent - 🔉
• glusuaqan - word / news - 🔉
• lnui'sit - speak native language / speak aboriginal language / speak first nations language - 🔉
• lnu'wi't'g - refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language - 🔉
• Mi'gmewi'sit - speak Micmac - 🔉
• minu'wi't'g - repeat (what is said) / mention again - 🔉
• nana'n - food (baby talk) - 🔉
• natawia'tugwet - know how to tell stories - 🔉
• natawinsgu'mat - know how to answer back - 🔉
• nessutmalsewet - interprete / translate - 🔉
• nessutmasewatl - interpret / translate for - 🔉
• nestuapuguet - speak truthfully / speak wisely / speak intelligently - 🔉
• nesutmalsewu'ti - interpretation / translation - 🔉
• netawet - able to talk - 🔉
• netawia'tugwet - know how to tell stories - 🔉
• nnu'wi't'g - refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language - 🔉
• nujinutmaqaniget - storyteller / tattletale / gossiper - 🔉
• poqtewo'gwet - begin to speak - 🔉
• sa'se'wi'sit - change language / switch language - 🔉
• seitun - blabbermouth - 🔉
• telatuemgewei - sentence (grammar) - 🔉
• tli'suti - language - 🔉
• waqgaji'sit - weak speaker - 🔉
• welgiljet - read properly or well - 🔉
• wenjui'sit - speak French language - 🔉

Other words from category perform

• amalgewaqan - dance - 🔉
• a'tugwaqan - story / tale - 🔉
• a'tugwet - tell story - 🔉
• a'tugwewatl - tell story to - 🔉
• a'tugwewinu - storyteller - 🔉
• elutuatl - impersonate / imitate - 🔉
• etlte'g - beat on / strum / play(musical instrument) / hit / knock - 🔉
• ewsa'tuatl - make threatening motion / feign threatening motion / lift hand in a threatening motion / raise fist in a threatening motion - 🔉
• ewsitutg - show off - 🔉
• gaqa'latl - complete / finish / terminate / end - 🔉
• gaqalugwet - finished working - 🔉
• gesgmaplgigwa'latl - make someone see things that are not there / perform magic - 🔉
• gesgmaplgigwa'teget - do magic tricks / produces illusions - 🔉
• gesgmaplgigwa'toq - make someone see things that are not there / do magic - 🔉
• getu'muatl - make music for / entertain - 🔉
• getu'muet - make music / play musical instrument - 🔉
• giste'g - finish playing(instrument) / able to play instrument / finish beating / finish hitting - 🔉
• gtapegiaqan - song - 🔉
• jampo'qiet - somersault - 🔉
• lnu'tesing - dance native style / dance aboriginal style - 🔉
• milaplgigwa'teget - illusionist - 🔉
• nnu'tesing - dance native style / dance aboriginal style - 🔉
• nujigtu'muet - musicial entertainer / entertainer (with musical instrument) - 🔉
• pipugwet - make music on horn or wind instrument / singing - 🔉
• tapia'ji'jte'get - fiddle / play the fiddle - 🔉
• welgiljet - read properly or well - 🔉
• welpmiaq - operates well / go or move well - 🔉
• wesigalatl - tell fortune of - 🔉
• wesiget - foretell / tell fortunes - 🔉
• wisgwia'teget - play bagpipes / bagpiper - 🔉

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