ewe'ga'latl - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

ewe'ga'latl

Pronunciation guide: e·wee·gaa·la·dêl

Part of speech: verb animate transitive
Translation: He/she loosens it (belt)

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Gisigu gisiewe'ga'latl a'papi'l.
The old man has just loosened the rope.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I loosen it

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

e'watl - use / make use - 🔉
ewe'ga'latl - loosen - 🔉
ewega'tl - make use / needs - 🔉
ewegetoq - make use / need - 🔉
e'w'g - use / make use - 🔉
gi'gajie'watl - use in spite of / use in spite of condition / use forcefully - 🔉
gi'gajo'tg - use in spite of condition / force self / aggravate - 🔉
menueget - need / has use for / could use / require - 🔉
menuegetoq - need / has use for / could use / require - 🔉
pegitapematl - useful for a long time - 🔉
pegitapetg - useful for long time - 🔉
pemeiwatl - operating - 🔉
pemo'tg - operate - 🔉
signt'g - baptize / use first time - 🔉
signtuatl - baptize / use first time - 🔉
taluegeg - what is it used for? / what is its purpose? - 🔉
telo'tg - treat so / treat as such / perceive that / seems that / find that - 🔉
teluegeg - for specific use / use as / use for - 🔉
telueget - for specific use / used for - 🔉
ugtapsunig - useful - 🔉
ugtapsunit - useful - 🔉
welapematl - benefit / is useful / obtain favor or something good from - 🔉
welapetg - benefit / is useful to / obtain favor or something good from - 🔉
wetapsunig - useful - 🔉
wetapsunit - useful - 🔉
wetmo'tg - disturb / use occasionally as needed - 🔉