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maqigtulit
Pronunciation guide:
ma·hgik·tu·lit
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Part of speech:
verb animate intransitive
Translation:
He/she has a big boat
Meanings:
have a big boat
Example of word used in sentence:
Mu telta'siwas telmaqigtulit
I didn't think his/her boat was so big.
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Variant spelling(s)
:
maqiwtulit (Bear River) , ma'qigtulit
Alternate forms:
maqigtuli,
I have a big boat
(first person singular animate)
maqigtulieg,
We have big boats
(first person dual exclusive animate)
maqigtulultieg,
We have big boats
(first person plural exclusive animate)
Other words from category transportation
aqam
- snowshoe
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asoqomm'taqan
- ferry / boat
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asoqo'mutaqan
- ferry / boat
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awti
- road / trail
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awtiget
- make road / clear path / charge fee
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awti'j
- path / trail
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egsitpu'gwewulgw
- morning train, boat, etc. / morning vessel
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ejigla'latl
- take away
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ejigla'toq
- take away
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ejigliwsit
- move away / change place of residence
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elatejimatl
- drag toward / pull toward
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elatejitoq
- drag over / drag toward / pull to
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elteja'latl
- take by vehicle toward
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elteja'toq
- take by vehicle toward
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ewjo'lajig
- transport
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ewjo'toqol
- transport
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galiulg
- sleigh
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ga's
- train
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gwitn
- canoe
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gwitna'q
- go by canoe
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iga'q
- arrive
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iga't
- arrive
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lapugwan
- three masted sailing ship
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lasguaw
- snowshoe
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maqigtulit
- have a big boat
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mlawa'latl
- take from shore / take off-shore
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mnnawa'latl
- take from shore / take off-shore
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nutateji'putasit
- passenger / person who takes a cab / passenger
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pangeji'j
- pung / horse drawn winter sleigh on runners / sleigh
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pejo'laji
- bring them / haul or deliver them
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pejo'toql
- brings them / haul or deliver in bulk
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pemijajigisugwit
- paddle along the shore
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pemiji'met
- paddle along / row along
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petgnejig
- arrive at destination
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poqjigwitna'q
- start off by canoe / goes by canoe
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poqtamgwe'get
- start off poling (in boat)
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poqtisugwit
- start off by boat / begin or start paddling
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pugtewu'lgw
- steamboat / steamship
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puljain
- train
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puljainawti
- railroad track
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qa'sgwit
- gallop
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siawa'latl
- keeps on going with / continue with
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sngatigna'taqan
- raft (of logs)
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sngatigna'teget
- boom / work on boom
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tepa'sit
- get on / get aboard
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tepa'toq
- put aboard / put it on something
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ugtul
- boat / vehicle / car
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ugtulit
- has a vehicle / has a boat
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u'ta'qan
- paddle
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weiteja'latl
- drive from / test·drive
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weiteja'toq
- drive from / test·drive
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wejgwa'latl
- bring or come with
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wejgwaqteget
- come sailing toward
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wejgwigwitna'q
- come by canoe
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Other words from category water
ala'lugweg
- float around / float about / dance about
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ala'lugwet
- float around / float about / dance about
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ala'q
- swim about
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alasugwet
- wade about
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alitg
- flows about / flows in different directions
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alm'stapueg
- shriveled up
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alm'stapuet
- shriveled up from soaking in water
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alqo'qweg
- float about
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alqo'qwet
- float about
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alu'latl
- row about
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a'lulatl
- guide (by boat)
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amisisguapua'q
- slightly muddy water / somewhat muddy liquid
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apaqt
- sea / off shore
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apaqtu'jg
- inshore / short distance offshore
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apatpa'q
- returning tide
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apitapueg
- waterlogged
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apitapuet
- waterlogged
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apsgwitg
- form eddy / back water eddy
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aps'tgu'j
- narrow stream / brook / small stream
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asoqoma'q
- swim across
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asoqomasugwet
- wade across in water
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asoqomm'taqan
- ferry / boat
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asoqo'mutaqan
- ferry / boat
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asoqomu'teget
- ferry across
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a'sugwesugwijig
- meet on water(by canoe) / come together (by rowboat)
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atuasgwa'q
- swim on back
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atuomg
- sand / beach sand
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eguma'toq
- anchor
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egumig
- anchored
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egumit
- anchored
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egwija'latl
- immerse / dip into the water (or liquid)
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egwija'toq
- immerse / dip into a liquid
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egwijatpa'latl
- dip the head into the water (or liquid)
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egwijing
- in water / in liquid
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egwitg
- in water / in liquid
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elapaqta'tl
- splash / squirts
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elapaqtesteget
- cast (fishing line) / mark (with a chalk line)
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elapaqto'sit
- splash oneself / spray oneself
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ela'q
- swim toward
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elasugwet
- wade in water towards
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eligua'laq
- liquid dripping down from an opening / leaks
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eligua'lat
- dripping down from / leaks
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elisugwit
- paddle toward
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enmigiaq
- falling of the tide / receding (tide)
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enmitg
- flow away
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eppa'q
- warm liquid
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esamqwat
- drink
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esamqwatg
- drink it / drinks of it
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esamuqo'tlatl
- give a drink to
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espeg
- leak
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espet
- leak
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etligmiet
- boiling
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gapsgu'j
- little waterfall
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gapsguji'j
- tiny waterfall
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gapsgw
- waterfall
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gapsgwamgitg
- rapid water / rapid water preceeding a water fall
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gasiptna'sit
- wash hands
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gawasg'pa'q
- reversing tide / reverses
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gep't'g
- frozen over (water)
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gesigawitg
- flow swiftly / swift current
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getapa'q
- sink into water / sink into liquid
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getapa't
- sink
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getapet
- dive / go under water
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getapetesing
- dive / duck underwater
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gisupa'q
- lukewarm (of liquid)
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gjigapa'n
- tide
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gta'n
- ocean
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gwitn
- canoe
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gwitna'q
- go by canoe
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jajiga'q
- swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster
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jajiga'sit
- going along/beside the shore / going along/beside edge
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jigalugg
- paddle alone or singlehandedly / pole alone or singlehandedly
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jigwapa'n
- tide (Bear River)
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ji'matg
- paddle / row
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ji'met
- row / paddle
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jipu'ji'j
- brook
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lampo'q
- bottom of lake / bottom of river
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lapaltnewei
- holy water
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lapatign
- holy water sprinkler
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Listuguji'j
- Miramichi River
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lmu'ju'pa'q
- neap tide / dog tide
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lnuipi
- native paddle
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magu'n
- iceberg / big block of ice
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maqatgwig
- big waves / heavy seas
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maqigtulit
- have a big boat
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mespo'qeg
- flooded
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mespo'qet
- flooded
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mgumi
- ice / icecube
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mgumi'gn
- icicle
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mgumi'gnig
- icy (in patches)
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mgumi'gnit
- icy (in patches)
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milpegitg
- flow in many directions
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mlawa'latl
- take from shore / take off-shore
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mnnawa'latl
- take from shore / take off-shore
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naqana'pet
- draw water from (well or river)
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naqasua'toq
- extinguish / put out / turn off
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na'taqama'latl
- bring ashore
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na'taqama'sit
- go ashore
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na'taqama'toq
- bring ashore
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na'taqamtug
- at the shore / at the riverbank
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natawa'q
- know how to swim
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natqa'latl
- remove from water
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natqa'piet
- remove net from water
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natqapilatl
- rope in from water / reel or rope to shore / reel in from water
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natqapilawet
- pull out of water by rope or fish line / remove from water
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natqapilg
- rope in from water / reel in from water / remove from water by rope
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natqa'sit
- get out of water
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natqa'toq
- remove from water
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nenmue'g
- damp / damp
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nenmue'g
- damp / damp
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nessapoqwat
- lap (up)
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newapalatl
- cool off with water
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newapatoq
- cool off with water
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newugulasing
- moist underneath
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niweteg
- low tide
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nqana'paqsun
- well bucket
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nqani'gn
- dip net / scoop
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nqani'guom
- manger / shelter / stable / well house
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nqano'pati
- well (of water)
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nuja'q
- swimmer
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oqwasa'toq
- beach (canoe) / pull up on the shore
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pagwe'jg
- shallow water
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papga'lugwet
- drift down the coast / drift down river
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paqasa'latl
- place in the water (river)
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paqasaqalatl
- throw in water / launch
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paqasaqtoq
- throw in the water / launch
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paqasa'sit
- goes in the water
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paqasa'toq
- put in the water (river) / launch into water
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paqasiet
- fall into the water
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paqaste'g
- launch / cause to fall into water, river or lake / knock into water / hit into water
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paqo'si
- seaweed
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paqtlusg'teg
- extremely low tide
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pemamgwe'get
- pole along
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pema'q
- swim along
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pemaqteget
- sail along
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pemijajiga'sit
- move along the shore / walk along shore
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pemijajigisugwit
- paddle along the shore
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pemiji'met
- paddle along / row along
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pemisiawaqteget
- sail along by
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pemisugwit
- paddle along
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pemitg
- flow along
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pemji'malatl
- paddle along / row along
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pemji'matg
- paddle along / row along
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pemji'met
- paddle along / row along
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pempa'q
- rise (of tide)
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pempega's'g
- start to rise (of tide)
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pempegitg
- flow along
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pemqo'gwet
- float along / drift along
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pemqo'qweg
- float along / drift along
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pemsiawqo'qweg
- float by
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pemsiawqo'qwet
- float by
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pemto'gwet
- drift off (to sleep) / pass out (from drinking) / drift along (on the water)
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pisaqqan
- bubble
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pi'taw
- up river / up stream
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pi'tawa'latl
- take up river / take up stream
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pi'tawa's'g
- goes up river / goes up the coast
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pi'tawa'sit
- going up river / goes up the coast
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pnasu'lgw
- ship / vessel
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po'gwin
- lagoon
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poqtamgwe'get
- start off poling (in boat)
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poqtisugwit
- start off by boat / begin or start paddling
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psi'gwaqan
- river drive
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psitn
- river channel
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psitnu'j
- small river channel
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qospem
- lake
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samqwan
- water
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samqwanapua'q
- watery / diluted with water
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samuqwaniaq
- becomes watery
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samuqwaniet
- becomes watery
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saqpe'g
- wet / wet
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saqpejaq
- damp / boggy
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saqpiaq
- get wet / get damp
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saqpiet
- get moist
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saqpigjat
- have a wet bottom
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sewisto'gweg
- break up (through action of water)
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sewisto'gwet
- break up (through action of water)
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si'n'g
- bail water (from boat)
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si'niget
- bails water (from boat)
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sintesmatl
- empty a glass or bottle by drinking the remaining beverage / packs down or compacts something inside a container (barrel/basket) by pounding or dropping
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sipu
- river
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sipu'ji'j
- brook
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sisgu
- mud
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sisguapu
- muddy water
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sisguig
- muddy
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sngatigna'taqan
- raft (of logs)
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🔉
sngatigna'teget
- boom / work on boom
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🔉
tajiga'q
- swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster
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🔉
tajiga'sit
- going along/beside the shore / going along/beside edge
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taqawanapi
- grilse net / trout net
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tegismit
- swim
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tegpa'q
- cold (of liquid)
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temig
- deep
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tg'poq
- spring water / a spring of water
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tgu
- wave
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tguig
- wavy (of sea)
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tgupoq
- bubbling spring
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waju'pa'q
- high tide
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wantaqpa'q
- calm water
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wantaqpegitg
- flows calmly / still flowing water
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waqamitg
- clean flowing water
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wasapa'q
- crystal·clear water
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we'gwamgwe'get
- pole (boat) to a certain spot
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wejaqama'toq
- boil
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wejaqamiaq
- boil
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wejaqamiet
- boil
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wejgwapa'q
- incoming or rising tide
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wejgwaqteget
- come sailing toward
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wejgwigwitna'q
- come by canoe
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wejgwina'taqamisugwit
- paddle to shore
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wejgwisugwit
- come rowing or paddling toward
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wesgitpega's'g
- flow over
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wesgitqo'qweg
- float
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wesgitqo'qwet
- float
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wetqapalatl
- soak / immerse in water
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wetqapalsit
- soak / immerse in water / bathe
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wetqapatoq
- soak / immerse in water
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Other words from category vehicle
enmateja'latl
- convey onward / drive home (in vehicle)
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maqigtulit
- have a big boat
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npuinu'ulgw
- hearse / vehicle (boat) used to transport the deceased
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oqtatqa'toq
- put into drydock
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pema'gwi'teget
- steering
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pemgwi't'g
- steer along
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pemiaq
- move along / going by
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pnasu'lgw
- ship / vessel
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slapn
- low·bottomed wagon
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tepaqan
- vehicle / sleigh / toboggan / sled
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ugtul
- boat / vehicle / car
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ugtulit
- has a vehicle / has a boat
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🔉
utepaqan
- toboggan / car / wagon / sled
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Other words from category size
apje'jg
- small
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apje'ji'jg
- tiny / very small
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apje'ji'jit
- tiny / very small
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apje'jit
- small
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apjoqji'jg
- small in girth / slender / thin
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apjoqji'jit
- tiny in girth / slender / thin
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apsa'latl
- reduce the size of / make smaller
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apsa'toq
- make smaller
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apsatpat
- have small head
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aps'gilg
- little / small
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apsigjat
- have small buttocks
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apsiptnat
- have small hands / have small paws
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apsi'satl
- reduce the size by sewing / alter to smaller size
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apsi's'g
- to make smaller by sewing / alter to smaller size by sewing
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apsisgnuet
- small stitch knitting / fine·weave
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apsisqonat
- have small nose / have narrow nose
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apso'qonigatat
- skinny legged / slim legged / thin legged
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aps'sas'g
- cut into small pieces / minced
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aps'satl
- mince / cut into small pieces
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aps'sg
- mince / cut into small pieces
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aps'sitat
- have small feet
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aps'te'g
- chop small
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a'qataig
- half
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aqtamgiaq
- half·full (dry ingredient)
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aqtamgiet
- half·full (dry ingredient)
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aqtapeg
- half·filled (with liquid)
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aqtapet
- half·filled (with liquid)
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engalatl
- measure / weigh
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engaqan
- measurement
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engatg
- scale / measure / weigh
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engemgewei
- measuring instrument
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enget
- scale / measure (pertaining to wood)
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engewatl
- to scale(pertaining to pulpwood or logs) / to survey land
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ewe'ge'g
- roomy / uncrowded
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🔉
gesgamu'g
- blurred / looks wide / appears wide
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🔉
gesgamugsit
- blurred / looks wide
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🔉
gesga'sit
- disappear / become invisible / wide / become wider
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🔉
gesga'toq
- make disappear / make wider
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🔉
gesge'g
- wide / wide
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🔉
gesge'g
- wide / wide
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🔉
gesgiaqasit
- has a broad back
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gesgitlmaqanat
- have broad shoulders
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🔉
gesgitlmaqasit
- broad shouldered / broad·beamed
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🔉
gesgoqomaqasit
- broad beamed
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🔉
gesgulqeg
- wide and deep (canoe, chair)
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🔉
gesimaqapsgeg
- very large and round
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🔉
gesimaqapsg'sit
- very large and round
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🔉
gesitowaqji'jit
- very short
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🔉
jenu
- giant
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🔉
jijigulqeg
- narrow and shallow (of canoe)
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🔉
jijigwe'jg
- narrow
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🔉
jijigwe'jit
- narrow
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🔉
laggol
- cord of wood
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🔉
lape'lis
- yard (of measurement)
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la'taqsuna'laq
- equivalent to pail / pail full
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leppie
- foot (in measurement) / feet (in measurement) / twelve inches
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malige'wa't
- equal or equivalent to barrel
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maqa'latl
- enlarge
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maqalqasit
- have large hole / have large opening
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maqapsgeg
- large and globular / large and round / plump / bulbous / rotund
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maqapsg'sit
- large and round / plump / bulbous / corpulent / rotund
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maqapsg'tiat
- have a big and round belly / plump / corpulent / rotund
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maqa'q
- big and round (cylindrical) / big (in girth)
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maqa'toq
- enlarge
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maqatpat
- big headed
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maqigjat
- have big buttocks
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maqigtulit
- have a big boat
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maqiptnat
- have big hands
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maqisge'g
- wide / broad / expansive / wide / broad / expansive
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maqisge'g
- wide / broad / expansive / wide / broad / expansive
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maqisqonat
- have a big nose
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maqistaqanat
- have big ears / eavesdrop (slang)
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maqitnat
- have big nostrils
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maqo'iptnat
- have big arms (in girth) / have thick arms
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maqo'qonigata't
- have big legs (in girth) / have thick legs
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maqoqsit
- big (in girth) / big and round (cylindrical)
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maqsitat
- have big feet
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maqtunat
- have big mouth
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mesgi'g
- big
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mesgigji'jit
- somewhat big
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mesgilg
- big
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miti'ji'j
- sapling / small tree
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mtijin
- inch / thumb
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musse'j
- small piece / a bit
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mussew
- piece
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ngaqan
- ruler / measure
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nutg'g
- no longer fits / something has become too large or too small to fit anymore
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nutqwijijigwe'jg
- insufficiently narrow
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nutqwijijigwe'jit
- insufficiently narrow
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pemimqapsgeg
- become large and round
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pemimqapsg'sit
- become large and round
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pepga'toq
- thin out
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pepge'jg
- thin
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pepge'jit
- thin
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pepg'te'muatl
- thin out (head hair) by cutting
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pijigatat
- long·legged
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pijiptnat
- have long reach / have long arms
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pijisqonat
- have a long nose
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pisga'taqanapi'ji'j
- small chain
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pita'q
- long / tall
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pitoqsit
- tall
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pittaq
- long
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pittaqapegisg
- long enclosed structure (arena) / long open structure (wharf, air strip) / long strip of material (fabric)
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pittaqpisit
- tethered (by long rope, string, chain, twine) / hitched by long rope
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pittaqsit
- long
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pugwei
- piece of / portion of
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siptaqa's'g
- stretches
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siptaqa'sit
- stretches
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telpita'q
- is such length
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telpitoqsit
- is such height / is such length
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tepaqapit
- good fit / right size
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tepaqateg
- fit / right size
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tepilugwet
- work enough to... / work enough for...
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tetutgi'g
- same size as / as big as this/that / approximate size
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tetutgi'g
- same size as / as big as this/that / approximate size
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tetutgilg
- same size as / as big as him/her/it / approximate size
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toqopaqji'jg
- short and string shaped / short (in length)
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toqopaqji'jit
- short and string shaped / short (in length)
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toqopsgeg
- short and round (globular)
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toqopsgigatat
- short·legged
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toqopsg'ji'jit
- short and round
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toqopsg'sit
- short and round (globular)
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toqwaqji'jg
- short
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toqwaqji'jit
- short / short of something
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wape'ji'jg
- white small inanimate
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wape'ji'jit
- tiny white animate
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weita'q
- shrink
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weita't
- shrink
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wela'q
- right size in girth
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welg'g
- good fit
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weljijigwe'jg
- narrow enough
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weljijigwe'jit
- narrow enough
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weloqsit
- appropriate size in girth
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weltaqsit
- good length (e.g. of rope)
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weltesg
- fits well
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weltesing
- good fit
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wesamgi'g
- too big
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wesamgilg
- too big
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wesamiapje'jg
- too small
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wesamijijigwe'jg
- too narrow
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wesamisge'g
- too wide
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wesamitqwaqji'jit
- too short
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wesammaqoqsit
- too big (in girth) / too big and round (cylindrical)
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