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ewi't'g
Pronunciation guide:
e·wii·dêk
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Part of speech:
verb inanimate transitive
Translation:
He/she mentions it
Meanings:
mention
name
Example of word used in sentence:
Gaqi'sg ewi't'g ugtlgowaqanm qasawo'qigtug.
He/she often mentions his/her work on the iron.
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Alternate forms:
ewi'tm,
I mention it
(first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
ewi'tmeg,
We mention it
(first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
Other words from category communication
agnimatl
- talk about / report on
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agnimuet
- inform against / proclaim
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agnutg
- talk about / relate what happens / confess
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agnutmajig
- talk to each other / discuss / negotiate
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agnutmaqan
- story / news / report / message / discussion
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agnutmuatl
- tell to / report
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alm'get'g
- curse / blaspheme
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almimatl
- curse
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almitg
- curse
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altawet
- go about to beg / go about to collect donations
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apjimatl
- make speechless / outtalk
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aqalasie'wimatl
- says it in English / speak English to
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aqalasie'wi'sit
- speak the English language
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asiteglulatl
- reply / answer back
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asitematl
- reply / answer
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atu'tuejui'sit
- imitate the sounds of a squirrel
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ejoqjematl
- interrupt (in conversation)
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eltaqte'get
- weave / wire a message to / call by phone
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etlewistoq
- talk
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ewi'tatl
- mention / name
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ewi't'g
- mention / name
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gasplutuatl
- repeats after him/her / imitates him/her / mimicks him/her
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gawasgui't'g
- say in reverse / say backwards
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gelulatl
- speak to
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gelusit
- speak / talk
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gepa'tat
- have hoarse voice
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gepi'sit
- speak huskily / speak hoarsely
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gepitnetoqsit
- sounds nasal / sounds hoarse
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gesmi'sit
- speak in odd or unusual way / speak with a heavy accent
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gi'gajimatl
- goad / dare / urge on / taunt / reply sarcastically or meanly / answer back
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gi'gataganutg
- exaggerate
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gi'gatagnimatl
- exaggerate about / render worst than is / render better than is
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gi'gatagnutmuatl
- exaggerate something to
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gimewistoq
- whisper
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gimewo'gwet
- talk in a low voice / speak or talk in a whisper
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ginualatl
- brag about
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ginuatg
- brag about
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ginuet
- brag
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glusuaqan
- word / news
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gomgwejui'gas'g
- written in Mi'gmaw glyph writing / written in Mi'gmaw hieroglyphics / Mi'gmaw glyph writing / Mi'gmaw hieroglyphics
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gomgwejui'gasit
- hieroglyphic writing / sucker fish (gomgwej) writing / Nnu glyph writing / written in sucker fish (gomgwej) writing / written in Nnu glyph writing
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jagwet
- sound loud / talk loudly
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jaqali'sit
- fast-speaker
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lnui'sit
- speak native language / speak aboriginal language / speak first nations language
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lnu'wi't'g
- refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language
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lutmaqan
- gossip / rumor / hear-say
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lutmaqaniget
- spread rumors / spread gossip / spread hear-say
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mali'sit
- speak poorly / speak weakly
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maqanimatl
- verbly outwit / verbly embrass / verbly baffle
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mawagnutmajig
- talk together
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mesimatl
- report on / tell on
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metetoqsit
- make repeated sounds (like groaning, chirping or cawing) / cawing, quacking (Nova Scotia)
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meteweng
- heard talking
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metewjigmit
- heard growling (as dog)
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metewo'gwet
- heard talking
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Mi'gmewi'sit
- speak Micmac
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najigluluet
- ask permission to marry daughter
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nasplutuatl
- repeat after / copy
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natawatuet
- know how to give a speech
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natawinsgu'mat
- know how to answer back
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nesguatl
- console
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netawet
- able to talk
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nijipjulatl
- encourage
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nnui'sit
- speak indigenous language / speak Mi'gmaw
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nnu'wi't'g
- refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language
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nujinutmaqaniget
- storyteller / tattletale / gossiper
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o'plapuguet
- say the wrong thing / say something inappropriate
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o'plwi'tatl
- name or call wrongly / call by wrong name
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o'plwi't'g
- call by wrong name / say incorrectly
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oqotqomatl
- tease (about member of opposite sex) / tease about a potential romantic partner
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pa'qastmat
- easily pick up news and gossip
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pegitewo'gwet
- talk long time
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pestung
- preach / make speech
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petqa'matimg
- mediation
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piltu'wi'tatl
- call by different name
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piltu'wi't'g
- call by different name
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pisuimatl
- slander
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poqtewo'gwet
- begin to speak
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punajimatl
- stop lecturing or berating
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puneweng
- stop talking
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punewistoq
- stop lecturing or preaching / stops talking
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punewo'gwet
- stops talking
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pusgialagnutg
- go around spreading rumors usually / gossips usually
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sangewi'sit
- talk slowly
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sangewowo'gwet
- talk softly / talk slowly
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sa'se'wi'sit
- change language / switch language
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sesgwalatl
- holler / scream at
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se'sgwet
- holler / scream / shout
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sespematl
- continuously bother or disturb by talking / nag
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sespewo'gwet
- blab on / chatter on
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sespumatl
- often mentions someone who is away / often mentions someone who is absent
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sigtewa'latl
- tired of hearing him/her / tired of hearing repetition
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sipgi'sit
- speaks slowly
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telimatl
- tell / he/she tells him/her
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teltunget
- pattern of speech / speech habits / habitual manner of speaking
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teluet
- says
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teplumatl
- promise
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tia'mui'suti
- moose caller
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waqgaji'sit
- weak speaker
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we'gwa'muatl
- defeat in debate / best in argument or duel of words
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welgina'muatl
- teach well / teach what is proper
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welimatl
- give good talking to / give good advice to / good rejoiner (come-back)
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wesgumatl
- refer / talk about
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wesgu'muet
- talks back disrespectfully
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wesgu'tg
- talk about / talk business with (Nova Scotia)
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wigumatl
- call for / invite / send for
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wigumgusimgewei
- invitation
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wigwa'smugwet
- whistle
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