gelulatl - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

Other words from category language arts

• a'tugwaqan - story / tale - 🔉
• 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 - 🔉
• gawasgui't'g - say in reverse / say backwards - 🔉
• 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 - 🔉

Other words from category speech

• agnimatl - talk about / report on - 🔉
• agnutg - talk about / relate what happens / confess - 🔉
• agnutmajig - talk to each other / discuss / negotiate - 🔉
• agnutmaqan - story / news / report / message / discussion - 🔉
• agnutmuatl - tell to / report - 🔉
• altawet - go about to beg / go about to collect donations - 🔉
• apjimatl - make speechless / outtalk - 🔉
• aqalasie'wimatl - says it in English / speak English to - 🔉
• aqalasie'wi'sit - speak the English language - 🔉
• asiteglulatl - reply / answer back - 🔉
• asitematl - reply / answer - 🔉
• atu'tuejui'sit - imitate the sounds of a squirrel - 🔉
• ejoqjematl - interrupt (in conversation) - 🔉
• etlewistoq - talk - 🔉
• gawasgui't'g - say in reverse / say backwards - 🔉
• gelulatl - speak to - 🔉
• gelusit - speak / talk - 🔉
• gepa'tat - have hoarse voice - 🔉
• gepiet - become hoarse - 🔉
• gepi'sit - speak huskily / speak hoarsely - 🔉
• gepitnetoqsit - sounds nasal / sounds hoarse - 🔉
• gesmi'sit - speak in odd or unusual way / speak with a heavy accent - 🔉
• gi'gajimatl - goad / dare / urge on / taunt / reply sarcastically or meanly / answer back - 🔉
• gi'gataganutg - exaggerate - 🔉
• gi'gatagnimatl - exaggerate about / render worst than is / render better than is - 🔉
• gimewistoq - whisper - 🔉
• gimewo'gwet - talk in a low voice / speak or talk in a whisper - 🔉
• ginualatl - brag about - 🔉
• ginuatg - brag about - 🔉
• ginuet - brag - 🔉
• glusuaqan - word / news - 🔉
• jagwet - sound loud / talk loudly - 🔉
• jaqali'sit - fast-speaker - 🔉
• 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 - 🔉
• lutmaqan - gossip / rumor / hear-say - 🔉
• lutmaqaniget - spread rumors / spread gossip / spread hear-say - 🔉
• mali'sit - speak poorly / speak weakly - 🔉
• mesimatl - report on / tell on - 🔉
• metetoqsit - make repeated sounds (like groaning, chirping or cawing) / cawing, quacking (Nova Scotia) - 🔉
• meteweng - heard talking - 🔉
• metewjigmit - heard growling (as dog) - 🔉
• metewo'gwet - heard talking - 🔉
• Mi'gmewi'sit - speak Micmac - 🔉
• nasplutuatl - repeat after / copy - 🔉
• natawatuet - know how to give a speech - 🔉
• natawinsgu'mat - know how to answer back - 🔉
• netawet - able to talk - 🔉
• nnui'sit - speak indigenous language / speak Mi'gmaw - 🔉
• nnu'wi't'g - refer to something by its aboriginal name / refer to something in first nations language / say in native language - 🔉
• o'plapuguet - say the wrong thing / say something inappropriate - 🔉
• o'plwi'tatl - name or call wrongly / call by wrong name - 🔉
• o'plwi't'g - call by wrong name / say incorrectly - 🔉
• pa'qastmat - easily pick up news and gossip - 🔉
• pegitewo'gwet - talk long time - 🔉
• pestung - preach / make speech - 🔉
• pisuimatl - slander - 🔉
• poqtewo'gwet - begin to speak - 🔉
• sangewi'sit - talk slowly - 🔉
• sangewowo'gwet - talk softly / talk slowly - 🔉
• sa'se'wi'sit - change language / switch language - 🔉
• sesgwalatl - holler / scream at - 🔉
• se'sgwet - holler / scream / shout - 🔉
• sespematl - continuously bother or disturb by talking / nag - 🔉
• sespewo'gwet - blab on / chatter on - 🔉
• sespumatl - often mentions someone who is away / often mentions someone who is absent - 🔉
• sigtewa'latl - tired of hearing him/her / tired of hearing repetition - 🔉
• sipgi'sit - speaks slowly - 🔉
• teltunget - pattern of speech / speech habits / habitual manner of speaking - 🔉
• teluet - says - 🔉
• teplumatl - promise - 🔉
• ugsitun - voice / voice box (larynx) - 🔉
• ugsitunapi'l - vocal cords - 🔉
• waqgaji'sit - weak speaker - 🔉
• wesgumatl - refer / talk about - 🔉
• wesgu'muet - talks back disrespectfully - 🔉
• wesgu'tg - talk about / talk business with (Nova Scotia) - 🔉

Other words from category communication

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

Home Contact us ©This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License