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epsimgeweia'sit
Pronunciation guide:
ep·sim·ke·wey·aa·sit
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Part of speech:
verb animate intransitive
Translation:
He/she becomes feverish
Meanings:
becomes feverish
Example of word used in sentence:
Nnjan epsimgeweia'sip wela'gwe'g.
My child had a fever last night.
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Alternate forms:
epsimgeweia'si,
I become feverish
(first person singular animate)
epsimgeweia'tieg,
We become feverish
(first person dual exclusive animate)
epsimgeweiita'ieg,
We become feverish
(first person plural exclusive animate)
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a'jijgopilatl
- bandage
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a'jijgopilg
- bandage
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aluso'l
- measles
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aluso'lewit
- have measles
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amatpa't
- have mental deficiency / retarded
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amiet
- silly / foolish / becoming metally ill
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amig'pistaqanat
- slightly deaf / somewhat hard of hearing
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apita't
- bloated / swell / rises (as dough)
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apjigu'niet
- bleed to death
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apjitoq
- out of breath (as a result of a tantrum) / out of breath
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aptlama'latl
- smother / block off air from
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aptlamit
- suffocate
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aqatatpa't
- half·witted
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asgaja't
- walk with a limp / limp
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asga'sit
- limp
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asgatesing
- limp
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elu'gwit
- something gets stuck in throat / choke (food)
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epsguninet
- have dry tuberculosis
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epsimgewei
- fever
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epsimgeweia'sit
- becomes feverish
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etligu'niet
- bleed profusely / bleed heavily
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etlinisigu'niet
- bleed down
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etltesing
- where one got struck / where one got injured / beat or move rythmically / dance / shake
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etmgwiet
- recovering from illness
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ewlamgwiet
- become peaked / become sickly in appearance / become run down
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ewlamugsit
- be peaked / sickly in appearance / run down in appearance
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ewlmaje'g
- suffer
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ewnasiet
- confused / gone awry / mixed up / topsy turvy
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gamlamit
- breathe
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gaqalamiet
- out of breath
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gaqalamit
- stop breathing
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gepa'tat
- have hoarse voice
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gepe'g
- blocked / plugged (of ear or nose)
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gepiet
- become hoarse
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gepi'sit
- speak huskily / speak hoarsely
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gepistaqanat
- deaf
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gepitnetoqsit
- sounds nasal / sounds hoarse
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gesa'latl
- hurt
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gesaqtiat
- diarrhea
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gesigsnugwat
- very sick
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gesipiemgewei
- eczema / itchiness
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gesipiet
- itchy
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gesisewigna't
- very weak(from being ill)
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gesnuguig
- hurt / uncomfortably sore / ache
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gesnuguit
- ache / hurt / sore
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gesnugwaj
- ache / hurt / sore / uncomfortably sore
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gesnugwapewit
- looks sick
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gesnugwat
- sick
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gesnugwe'galsit
- pretend to be ill / pretend to be sick / feign illness
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gesnugwetoqsit
- sound sickly
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gesnugwiangamgusit
- appear sickly
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gesoqsit
- feel the burn badly / get a bad burn / get a painful burn
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gitaqasit
- muscle ache / sore muscles / sore (of person)
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gitaqeg
- muscle ache / sore (of body part)
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gitaqet
- sore (of body part) / sore muscle
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gjipulgowei
- epilepsy
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glmuej
- mosquito / boil / carbuncle
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go'gwejij
- spider / cancer
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gsnugo'guom
- hospital
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gsnugowaqan
- sickness / illness / virus
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gsnugowinu
- sick person
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gtigiewinuj
- drunkard
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gtigiewuti
- drunkenness
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igeggwet
- fall sick / in heat (said of dog) / lose mind suddenly
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igeggwet
- fall sick / in heat (said of dog) / lose mind suddenly
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igeggwet
- fall sick / in heat (said of dog) / lose mind suddenly
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ila'sit
- get well / recover
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jajigamugsit
- look healthy
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jajige'g
- healthy
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jaqalipnet
- illness progresses quickly
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lapigot
- smallpox / smallpox mark
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lapigotewit
- have smallpox
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la'qan
- wound / gash / cut
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loqtnema't
- have bad breath
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mala'sit
- not doing well (health) / progressing slowly
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maligatat
- weak legs or feet / fragile-legged / feeble-legged / frail-legged
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malpale'wi'sgw
- woman doctor / female doctor
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malpale'wit
- doctor
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maltewiaq
- bleed
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maltewiet
- bleed
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maltewig
- bloody
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maltewit
- bloody
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maltewsatl
- cause to bleed by cutting
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maltews'g
- cause to bleed by cutting
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maltewte'g
- cause to bleed by striking
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maltewtesg
- bleed as a result of a fall
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maltewtesing
- bleed as a result of a fall
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maltewtesmatl
- cause to bleed by a fall
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maltewtestoq
- causes to bleed by a fall
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malugunat
- have weak back
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mawgamig
- corpulent / fattest
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mawgamit
- corpulent / fattest
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melg'jat
- constipated / have hard stool
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menaje'jit
- frail / fragile / delicate
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mesiatl
- infect / influence / affect
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mimajig
- alive
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mimajit
- alive
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minua'latl
- revive
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misues
- ringworm
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moqpeg
- bloated / swollen
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moqpet
- bloated / swollen
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naqsinijgig
- heal quickly
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naqsinijgit
- heal quickly
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nenestawe'g
- timid / delicate / sickly
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nepilatl
- cure / heal
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nepisit
- heals one self / medicates self
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nepiteget
- healer / curer
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nepitg
- cure / heal
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nestu'et
- become wiser / become knowledgeable [right and wrong] / mature / grow into maturity / regain consciousness
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ne'tistaqanat
- extrememly good hearing
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nijgig
- heal
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nijgit
- heal
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nisqanane'g
- bruise / bruise
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ni'taqa't
- recuperate
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no'q'g
- cough
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noqt'g
- choke / gag (on food)
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npisun
- medicine
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nujinpiteget
- healer
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nujintus
- barren / sterile
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nujumu
- with gastric tuberculosis
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nujumuit
- have gastric tuberculosis
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nutagnat
- infirmed / feeble in body or health / ailing
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o'plisqatesg
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o'plisqatesing
- sprain
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o'plisqatesmatl
- sprain
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o'plisqatestoq
- sprain
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oqonitpaqaiet
- faint
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pangwenewet
- delouse
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pegijipnet
- suffers from long term illness
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pegitawsit
- live long life
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pe'gitnet
- have nose bleed / bleed from nostril
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pestaqa'latl
- strain
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pestaqalsit
- strains self
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pipqoqsitat
- has a bunion
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pusgigjipulgwet
- frequent epileptic seizures
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putewisgwa's'g
- blister
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putewisgwa'sit
- blister
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put'pegiaq
- swell up / bloat
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put'pegiet
- swell up / bloat
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putugtesing
- dance fast / shake violently
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putuisgwa's'g
- blister
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sapawsit
- survive
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saptaqjing
- chill through
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saputawsit
- recover (from illness or an injury) / live through (survive)
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sa'qati
- needle / knitting needle
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sewigna't
- ill / listless / feverish
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sewtia't
- have stomachache
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sinu'et
- back to senses (after drinking)
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sismo'qoniet
- diabetic / diabetes
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so'qotemit
- vomit
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so'qotemun
- vomit
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sune'wit
- fast
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tajige'g
- healthy
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tale'g
- at what time? / what is wrong with...? / how is he/she?
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tgeia'tat
- have cold
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ugjipulgewinu
- epileptic
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ulugwe'get
- have mumps / have swollen gland or tonsil
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ulugwiet
- have tonsilitus
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waqaiew
- pus
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waqaiewiaq
- filled with pus
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waqaje'g
- physically weak / not strong
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wejgiemgewei
- chicken pox / scabbiness
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wejgiet
- scabby
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wele'g
- living well / fine / alive / healthy
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welmaje'g
- suffer
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wenmaje'g
- suffer
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wetlamit
- breathe from
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wigwiet
- collapse from exhaustion / faint
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wijgwe'j
- blister
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wijgwe'jua's'g
- blister
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wijgwe'jua'sit
- blister
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winpnet
- have venereal disease
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wisawgwesgl
- golden thread
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wisawinpisit
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wisawow
- yellow jaundice
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Other words from category temperature
amip'sit
- slightly warm / somewhat warm
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amip'teg
- slightly warm / somewhat warm
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amitge'g
- bit cold / somewhat cold
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amitgig
- bit cold / somewhat cold
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amitgit
- bit cold / somewhat cold
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apua'latl
- thaw / warm
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apua'toq
- thaw / warm
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apu'jenatl
- warm up by using body
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apu'jeng
- warm up by using body
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apu'satl
- warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat
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apu's'g
- warm up
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epoqeg
- slightly warm
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eppa'q
- warm liquid
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eppaqsijig
- warm (as in milk) / luke warm
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eppaqsit
- warm liquid
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eppeteg
- lukewarm liquid / lukewarm water
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epsatl
- heat / warm up
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epseweg
- radiates heat / give heat
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epsewet
- radiate heat / give heat
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eps'g
- heat / warm up
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epsimgewei
- fever
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epsimgeweia'sit
- becomes feverish
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epsit
- feeling of hot body temperature / hot
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epsmat
- keep own space hot / maintain dwelling at a high temperature / have own place at high temperature
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epteg
- hot / hot temperature
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geljit
- frozen / freeze
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gelt'g
- frozen
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gisue'g
- keeps one warm / warm (clothing)
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gisu'g'g
- warmly dressed
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gisu'paqsijig
- lukewarm (of liquid)
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gisu'piso'tlatl
- dress up warmly
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menawjit
- sensitive to cold / cold-blooded
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menawjit
- sensitive to cold / cold-blooded
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mgumi
- ice / icecube
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mgumi'gn
- icicle
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mgumi'gnig
- icy (in patches)
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mgumi'gnit
- icy (in patches)
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minu'p'satl
- reheat
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minu'p'sg
- reheat
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newapalatl
- cool off with water
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newapatoq
- cool off with water
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nunmip'sit
- moderately warm
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nunmip'teg
- moderately warm
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pasgoqteg
- burst (from excessive heat) / shatter (from excessive heat)
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pasgoqt'g
- crack or split (from excessive cold)
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pemisugwit
- paddle along
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pemitge'g
- get cold (of weather)
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pemitgiaq
- get chilly
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pemitgiet
- getting cold
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poqjineweg
- start to get cool / start of cool draft or breeze
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sesupe'g
- slippery / slippery (due to weather)
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tega'latl
- cool off
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tega'toq
- cool off
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tegig
- cold
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tegigata't
- have cold feet
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tegigisg'g
- chilly day
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tegiptnat
- have cold hands
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tegistoq
- cool
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tegit
- cold
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teglo'qiaq
- chilly evening
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tupig
- frosted (as tree branch)
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wejaqamiet
- boil
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welneweg
- breezy / nice and cool (of air)
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welp'satl
- warms up
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welp'sg
- warm up
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welp'sit
- nice and warm
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welp'smat
- have well·heated house
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welp'teg
- nice and warm
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