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natawaqa'toq

Pronunciation guide: na·da·wa·hgaa·dohk

Part of speech: verb inanimate transitive
Translation: He/she is competent in doing or handling it

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Ne'gaw na tele'g, natawaqa'toq ta'n getu' goqwei.
He/she has always been that way, skillful at everything and anything.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I am competent in doing it

(first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)

We are competent in doing it

(first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)

awana'qiet - incapable / not able to do - 🔉
awane'g - awkward / inexperienced / incapable of doing / lacks ability - 🔉
awaneiwatl - awkward in handling / inexperienced in handling / incompetent in operating / incompetent in handling - 🔉
awane'jit - awkward one / unskilled one - 🔉
awangiljet - read poorly - 🔉
awaniwsget - fishes poorly / unskilled fisherman - 🔉
awanlugwet - unskilled worker / works poorly - 🔉
awanmila'sit - plays poorly - 🔉
awano'tg - operate poorly / handle poorly / handle awkwardly - 🔉
gisgajiet - have patience / measure up to / able - 🔉
nata'nmat - good at whatever they do / capable person / handy / handyman / jack of all trades - 🔉
natawa'qa'latl - skillful in handling / competent in doing - 🔉
natawaqa'toq - skillful in handling / competent in doing - 🔉
natawe'g - self sufficient / know how to get by / know one's way around / worldly wise / clever - 🔉
wejignematl - challenge - 🔉
wejuowita'sit - absent·minded - 🔉
westawlet - gifted - 🔉
wettepne'g - try to catch up with - 🔉