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

glpisun

Pronunciation guide: gêll·bi·sun

Part of speech: noun inanimate
Translation: Anchor

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Tapu'gl glpisunn menuegetas'gl.
Two anchors are required.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Variant spelling(s): gulpisun, gul'pisun (Bear River)

Alternate forms:

anchors

(third person plural inanimate)

gisigu'lgw - old canoe or boat - 🔉
glpisun - anchor - 🔉
gwitn - canoe - 🔉
gwitna'q - go by canoe - 🔉
jigalugg - paddle alone or singlehandedly / pole alone or singlehandedly - 🔉
ji'matg - paddle / row - 🔉
ji'met - row / paddle - 🔉
lapugwan - three masted sailing ship - 🔉
oqwasa'toq - beach (canoe) / pull up on the shore - 🔉
paltaqan - gunwale (of boat) / trim (door, window, baseboard, crown molding) - 🔉
pemji'malatl - paddle along / row along - 🔉
pemji'matg - paddle along / row along - 🔉
pemji'met - paddle along / row along - 🔉
poqtamgwe'get - start off poling (in boat) - 🔉
poqtisugwit - start off by boat / begin or start paddling - 🔉
pugtewu'lgw - steamboat / steamship - 🔉
salpo'l - sailboat / ship - 🔉
salpolgu'j - small sailboat - 🔉
segi'gn - sail - 🔉
sewtaqa'taqan - barge / raft / trailer - 🔉
sno'pi - stern paddle / steering paddle / sculling oar - 🔉
u'ta'qan - paddle - 🔉
we'gwamgwe'get - pole (boat) to a certain spot - 🔉
we'gwiji'met - paddle or row until... - 🔉
wejgwigwitna'q - come by canoe - 🔉
wejgwina'taqamisugwit - paddle to shore - 🔉
wejgwisugwit - come rowing or paddling toward - 🔉
welipot - rowboat - 🔉
witua'tijig - partners in boat (used in guiding) - 🔉