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ga'tewe'get
Pronunciation guide:
gaa·de·wee·get
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Josephine (Wagmatcook) 🔉
Recording by Kirsten (Eskasoni) 🔉
Part of speech:
verb animate intransitive
Translation:
He/she goes hunting for eels
Meanings:
hunt eels
catch eels
Example of word used in sentence:
Egsitpu'nug nitap najiga'tewe'get.
My friend is going eel hunting in the morning.
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Variant spelling(s)
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ga'te'get
Alternate forms:
ga'tewe'gei,
I go hunting for eels
(first person singular animate)
ga'tewe'geieg,
We go hunting for eels
(first person dual exclusive animate)
ga'tewe'g'tieg, ga'tewe'ga'tieg,
We go hunting for eels
(first person plural exclusive animate)
Other words from category hunt
ga'tewe'get
- hunt eels / catch eels
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gegnu'teluatl
- purchase correctly / purchase appropriately / shoot accurately / shoot in the right place
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getanatl
- hunt / track / chase / seek / spiteful
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getanqigalatl
- stalk
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getanteget
- hunter / gatherer / spiteful person
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getantoq
- hunt / strive to obtain / gather / work to earn
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gimteluatl
- shoot by ambush / ambush
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gimtesguatl
- sneak up on
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gopitewe'get
- trap beaver
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gtantegewinu
- hunter
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la'pugtaqan
- snare
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la'pugtaqanigalatl
- set snare
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la'pugtaqaniget
- set snares
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loqte'gn
- trap
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loqte'gnigalatl
- to trap / set trap for
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loqte'gniget
- trap / set traps
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najiga'te'get
- go hunting for eels
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najigtanteget
- goes to hunt
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najintugsigtmat
- set out to hunt provisions / set out to hunt for food
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najitia'mue'get
- go moose hunting
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najsigwet
- check traps or nets
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nantuat
- hunt eels in mud
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ntugsuinu
- hunter / provider
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panawijqanawet
- thoroughly search
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pe'sgewei
- gun / rifle / shotgun
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piluowei
- bullet / projectile
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pi'mat
- hunt waterfowl
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saqsigwet
- hunt with light (at night) / hunt with torchlight (at night) / fish with light or torchlight (at night)
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se'siaqawei
- birdshot / birdshot shell
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tapi
- bow
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tia'mugwet
- hunt moose
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tia'mui'sit
- moose·call
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ugtapiml
- bow
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waqatign
- bait
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Other words from category fish
agumegw
- herring
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ajoqlue'j
- perch
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a'lutasit
- guide (by boat) / fishing guide
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anagwe'j
- flounder
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a'papi
- rope / fishing line
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a'pi
- net / fishnet
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a'pia'q
- using a net / fishing with a net
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a'piet
- fish with net
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a'pimit
- have net
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atoqwa'su
- trout
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atoqwa'sue'get
- fish for trout
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awaniwsget
- fishes poorly / unskilled fisherman
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egwitamet
- fish
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elqane'j
- ground fish / any bottom feeder
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e's
- clam
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gaqpesaw
- smelt
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ga't
- eel
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ga'tewe'get
- hunt eels / catch eels
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ga'tomi
- eelskin
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glatpetaw
- freshwater catfish / horned pout (kind of fish)
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gomgwej
- sucker (fish)
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go'pign
- dip net (for fish)
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gwi'sit
- jump (reference to fish)
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jagej
- lobster
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jagejue'get
- trap lobsters
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jigaw
- bass
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mena'piet
- remove fish from a net
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mena'piget
- remove a net from the water
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mgign
- hook / fish hook
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mntmu
- oyster
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msamu
- shad
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najiwsget
- go fishing
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najsigwet
- check traps or nets
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nantuat
- hunt eels in mud
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napemegw
- male fish
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nigoq
- fishing spear
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nigoqji'j
- small two·pronged spear
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nigoqol
- eel spear
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nijinj
- roe / seed
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nisaqan
- weir
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nme'j
- fish
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nme'ji'j
- any small fish / herring
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nme'juaqan
- fishery / fishing industry
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nme'juo'q
- fish bowl / fish tank
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peju
- codfish
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pejue'get
- fish for cod
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pejuei
- codfish meat
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pesa'la
- skin fish
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pe'talatl
- catch fish
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piwiges
- scale (fish)
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plamu
- salmon
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plamugwet
- fish for salmon
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plamuj
- tommy cod / frost fish
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poqjigwitmet
- start off to fish
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poqjiwsget
- begin to fish
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pqalmawj
- black salmon
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put'p
- whale
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sasap
- jellyfish
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sasqale's
- scallop
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seta'su
- squid
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sgwemegw
- female fish
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siga'lat
- spawn / to produce or deposit (eggs) as fishes or frogs do
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siga'law
- spawn / (eggs) deposited from fishes or frogs
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siglati
- shark
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so'qomu'j
- minnow / gudgeon / sardine
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taqawan
- grilse / young salmon / young salmon after its first return from the sea
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taqawanapi
- grilse net / trout net
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taqawanji'j
- grilse
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tmtmu
- oyster
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umiggn
- fishing gear / fishing rod
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usgaqan
- fishery / fishing industry
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usgewinu
- fisher
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wapigle'wj
- male salmon
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waqtian
- fish entrails / small fish entrails
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wesget
- fish
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wisnaw
- perch
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witua'tijig
- partners in boat (used in guiding)
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