ilamgo'tasit - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

ilamgo'tasit

Pronunciation guide: il·am·koo·da·sit

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she/it piles objects in organized fashion

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Nujj gujmug etliilamgo'tasit.
My father is outside piling wood.

Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I pile objects in organized fashion

(first person singular animate)

we pile objects in organized fashion

(first person dual exclusive animate)

we pile objects in organized fashion

(first person plural exclusive animate)

eloqwa'latl - lay down - 🔉
eloqwa'toq - lay down - 🔉
el'tqo'latl - coil (rope) - 🔉
enaqet - spread spruce boughs - 🔉
gegnua'latl - do correctly or properly - 🔉
ge'gupa'latl - put on top / place atop - 🔉
ilamgo'tasit - piles objects in organized fashion / piles wood - 🔉
ilanqa'latl - fold - 🔉
ilanqa'toq - fold - 🔉
ilanqo'tasit - folding / folding bedding / folding clothing - 🔉
mawamg'pijig - piled together - 🔉
mawamg'tegl - piled together - 🔉
nangwe'get - card (moose hair or wool) / pick through hair to remove (burdocks) - 🔉
nasgwa'tatijig - share evenly - 🔉
pi'snalatl - pack (pipe) with tobacco - 🔉
pi'snsit - pack pipe - 🔉
se'sa'toq - mess up / disarray / spread - 🔉
sina'toq - pack down (make more room) / compact it - 🔉
sintestoq - drinks it in one gulp / pack down or compact something inside a container - 🔉
tepgisa'latl - separate from / set aside - 🔉
tpi'tnewei - distribution / welfare - 🔉