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apua'latl

Pronunciation guide: a·bu·aa·la·dêl

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Part of speech: verb animate transitive
Translation: He/she thaws him (fish)

Meanings:

thaw
warm

Example of word used in sentence:

Apua'latl ugtue'ml.
He/she warms up his/her pet.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I thaw him

(first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)

Other words from category temperature

amip'sit - slightly warm / somewhat warm - 🔉
amip'teg - slightly warm / somewhat warm - 🔉
amitge'g - bit cold / somewhat cold - 🔉
amitgig - bit cold / somewhat cold - 🔉
amitgit - bit cold / somewhat cold - 🔉
apua'latl - thaw / warm - 🔉
apua'toq - thaw / warm - 🔉
apu'jenatl - warm up by using body - 🔉
apu'jeng - warm up by using body - 🔉
apu'satl - warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat - 🔉
apu's'g - warm up - 🔉
epoqeg - slightly warm - 🔉
eppa'q - warm liquid - 🔉
eppaqsijig - warm (as in milk) / luke warm - 🔉
eppaqsit - warm liquid - 🔉
eppeteg - lukewarm liquid / lukewarm water - 🔉
epsatl - heat / warm up - 🔉
epseweg - radiates heat / give heat - 🔉
epsewet - radiate heat / give heat - 🔉
eps'g - heat / warm up - 🔉
epsimgewei - fever - 🔉
epsimgeweia'sit - becomes feverish - 🔉
epsit - feeling of hot body temperature / hot - 🔉
epsmat - keep own space hot / maintain dwelling at a high temperature / have own place at high temperature - 🔉
epteg - hot / hot temperature - 🔉
geljit - frozen / freeze - 🔉
gelt'g - frozen - 🔉
gisue'g - keeps one warm / warm (clothing) - 🔉
gisu'g'g - warmly dressed - 🔉
gisu'paqsijig - lukewarm (of liquid) - 🔉
gisu'piso'tlatl - dress up warmly - 🔉
menawjit - sensitive to cold / cold-blooded - 🔉
menawjit - sensitive to cold / cold-blooded - 🔉
mgumi - ice / icecube - 🔉
mgumi'gn - icicle - 🔉
mgumi'gnig - icy (in patches) - 🔉
mgumi'gnit - icy (in patches) - 🔉
minu'p'satl - reheat - 🔉
minu'p'sg - reheat - 🔉
newapalatl - cool off with water - 🔉
newapatoq - cool off with water - 🔉
nunmip'sit - moderately warm - 🔉
nunmip'teg - moderately warm - 🔉
pasgoqteg - burst (from excessive heat) / shatter (from excessive heat) - 🔉
pasgoqt'g - crack or split (from excessive cold) - 🔉
pemisugwit - paddle along - 🔉
pemitge'g - get cold (of weather) - 🔉
pemitgiaq - get chilly - 🔉
pemitgiet - getting cold - 🔉
poqjineweg - start to get cool / start of cool draft or breeze - 🔉
sesupe'g - slippery / slippery (due to weather) - 🔉
tega'latl - cool off - 🔉
tega'toq - cool off - 🔉
tegig - cold - 🔉
tegigata't - have cold feet - 🔉
tegigisg'g - chilly day - 🔉
tegiptnat - have cold hands - 🔉
tegistoq - cool - 🔉
tegit - cold - 🔉
teglo'qiaq - chilly evening - 🔉
tupig - frosted (as tree branch) - 🔉
wejaqamiet - boil - 🔉
welneweg - breezy / nice and cool (of air) - 🔉
welp'satl - warms up - 🔉
welp'sg - warm up - 🔉
welp'sit - nice and warm - 🔉
welp'smat - have well·heated house - 🔉
welp'teg - nice and warm - 🔉