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

maw piteg

Pronunciation guide: maw·bi·dek

Part of speech: verb inanimate intransitive
Translation: It is included in

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Pewatm ms't goqwei maw piten.
I want everything to be tied together.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

They are bundled up

(third person plural inanimate)

eloqta's'g - shelf / trim - 🔉
gelapaqatl - screw / fasten - 🔉
gelapaqq - screw / fasten - 🔉
gelapaqta'tl - tack something on / attach with nails / tack on with nails / stitch on or together temporarily - 🔉
gelapaqte'g - tack something on / attach with nails / tack on with nails / stitch on or together temporarily - 🔉
mawpisit - bundled - 🔉
maw_pisit - packaged with / inside with / included - 🔉
maw_piteg - included in / included - 🔉
megwasa'latl - attach / stick on / glue on - 🔉
megwasa'toq - attach / stick on / glue on - 🔉
megwaspit - attached - 🔉
megwasteg - attached - 🔉
nasapaqq - screw on / attach by screwing on - 🔉
nasapaqtesg - entangle / get caught on - 🔉
nasapaqtesing - entangle / get caught on - 🔉
nasaqomgigwat - fit handle in or on (axe or hammer) - 🔉
nasaqomgigwatg - fit handle in or on (axe or hammer) - 🔉
nasa'toq - put on / don - 🔉
naseget - quickly put on / quickly fasten - 🔉
nasg'g - wear - 🔉
naspit - attached / be a member - 🔉
nastaqo'tlatl - hitch up (horse) - 🔉
nasteg - attached / enmeshed - 🔉
pesqojigueg - sticky - 🔉
pesqojiguet - sticky - 🔉
wetnasa'latl - try on - 🔉
wetnasa'toq - try on - 🔉
wetnasteg - hooked or attached from - 🔉