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egimatl

Pronunciation guide: e·gi·ma·dêl

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

Part of speech: verb animate transitive
Translation: He/she reads it (greeting card)

Meanings:

count
recite
read

Example of word used in sentence:

Ms't wenn egimatl.
He/she counts everyone.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I read it

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

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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 - 🔉
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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 - 🔉