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Other words from category dry

• etlipiasatl - dry / cure (plank) - 🔉
• etlipiasg - dry / cure (wood) - 🔉
• etlipiasit - dry - 🔉
• etlipiateg - drying up / cure (of green wood) - 🔉
• gaqapiasit - dried up / finished drying up / finished drying out / thoroughly dry - 🔉
• gaqapiateg - dried up / thoroughly dry - 🔉
• gisipiasit - finished drying - 🔉
• gisipiateg - finished drying - 🔉
• gispasas'g - cured / dried out(wood) - 🔉
• gispasasit - cured / dried out - 🔉
• gispasatl - dry - 🔉
• gispasawemgewei - dryer - 🔉
• gispasg - dry - 🔉
• gispasit - dry - 🔉
• jaqalipiasatl - dry quickly (sweater) - 🔉
• jaqalipiasg - dry quickly (clothing) - 🔉
• jimpegenatl - wring out / milk (cow) - 🔉
• jimpegnewet - milk (cow) / wring out - 🔉
• jimpegnewet - milk (cow) / wring out - 🔉
• jimpegng - wring out - 🔉
• niwa'latl - dry out / empty all liquid out - 🔉
• niwa's'g - become dry / get dry / all liquid empties out / evaporate - 🔉
• niwa'sit - become dry / get dry / all liquid empties out / evaporate - 🔉
• niwa'toq - dry out / empties/removes all liquid out - 🔉
• niwe'g - dry / empty (of liquid) / dry / empty (of liquid) - 🔉
• niweteg - low tide - 🔉
• niwiga'satl - wipe dry - 🔉
• niwiga's'g - wipe dry - 🔉
• niwipsguna't - thirsty - 🔉
• niwoqsit - dried out (from heat) - 🔉
• niwoqteg - dried out (from heat) - 🔉
• welipiasit - thoroughly dried / kiln·dried - 🔉
• welipiateg - thoroughly dry / kiln-dried - 🔉

Other words from category water

• ala'lugweg - float around / float about / dance about - 🔉
• ala'lugwet - float around / float about / dance about - 🔉
• ala'q - swim about - 🔉
• alasugwet - wade about - 🔉
• alitg - flows about / flows in different directions - 🔉
• alm'stapueg - shriveled up - 🔉
• alm'stapuet - shriveled up from soaking in water - 🔉
• alqo'qweg - float about - 🔉
• alqo'qwet - float about - 🔉
• alu'latl - row about - 🔉
• a'lulatl - guide (by boat) - 🔉
• amisisguapua'q - slightly muddy water / somewhat muddy liquid - 🔉
• apaqt - sea / off shore - 🔉
• apaqtu'jg - inshore / short distance offshore - 🔉
• apatpa'q - returning tide - 🔉
• apitapueg - waterlogged - 🔉
• apitapuet - waterlogged - 🔉
• apsgwitg - form eddy / back water eddy - 🔉
• aps'tgu'j - narrow stream / brook / small stream - 🔉
• asoqoma'q - swim across - 🔉
• asoqomasugwet - wade across in water - 🔉
• asoqomm'taqan - ferry / boat - 🔉
• asoqo'mutaqan - ferry / boat - 🔉
• asoqomu'teget - ferry across - 🔉
• a'sugwesugwijig - meet on water(by canoe) / come together (by rowboat) - 🔉
• atuasgwa'q - swim on back - 🔉
• atuomg - sand / beach sand - 🔉
• eguma'toq - anchor - 🔉
• egumig - anchored - 🔉
• egumit - anchored - 🔉
• egwija'latl - immerse / dip into the water (or liquid) - 🔉
• egwija'toq - immerse / dip into a liquid - 🔉
• egwijatpa'latl - dip the head into the water (or liquid) - 🔉
• egwijing - in water / in liquid - 🔉
• egwitg - in water / in liquid - 🔉
• elapaqta'tl - splash / squirts - 🔉
• elapaqtesteget - cast (fishing line) / mark (with a chalk line) - 🔉
• elapaqto'sit - splash oneself / spray oneself - 🔉
• ela'q - swim toward - 🔉
• elasugwet - wade in water towards - 🔉
• eligua'laq - liquid dripping down from an opening / leaks - 🔉
• eligua'lat - dripping down from / leaks - 🔉
• elisugwit - paddle toward - 🔉
• enmigiaq - falling of the tide / receding (tide) - 🔉
• enmitg - flow away - 🔉
• eppa'q - warm liquid - 🔉
• esamqwat - drink - 🔉
• esamqwatg - drink it / drinks of it - 🔉
• esamuqo'tlatl - give a drink to - 🔉
• espeg - leak - 🔉
• espet - leak - 🔉
• etligmiet - boiling - 🔉
• gapsgu'j - little waterfall - 🔉
• gapsguji'j - tiny waterfall - 🔉
• gapsgw - waterfall - 🔉
• gapsgwamgitg - rapid water / rapid water preceeding a water fall - 🔉
• gasiptna'sit - wash hands - 🔉
• gawasg'pa'q - reversing tide / reverses - 🔉
• gep't'g - frozen over (water) - 🔉
• gesigawitg - flow swiftly / swift current - 🔉
• getapa'q - sink into water / sink into liquid - 🔉
• getapa't - sink - 🔉
• getapet - dive / go under water - 🔉
• getapetesing - dive / duck underwater - 🔉
• gisupa'q - lukewarm (of liquid) - 🔉
• gjigapa'n - tide - 🔉
• gta'n - ocean - 🔉
• gwitn - canoe - 🔉
• gwitna'q - go by canoe - 🔉
• jajiga'q - swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster - 🔉
• jajiga'sit - going along/beside the shore / going along/beside edge - 🔉
• jigalugg - paddle alone or singlehandedly / pole alone or singlehandedly - 🔉
• jigwapa'n - tide (Bear River) - 🔉
• ji'matg - paddle / row - 🔉
• ji'met - row / paddle - 🔉
• jipu'ji'j - brook - 🔉
• lampo'q - bottom of lake / bottom of river - 🔉
• lapaltnewei - holy water - 🔉
• lapatign - holy water sprinkler - 🔉
• Listuguji'j - Miramichi River - 🔉
• lmu'ju'pa'q - neap tide / dog tide - 🔉
• lnuipi - native paddle - 🔉
• magu'n - iceberg / big block of ice - 🔉
• maqatgwig - big waves / heavy seas - 🔉
• maqigtulit - have a big boat - 🔉
• mespo'qeg - flooded - 🔉
• mespo'qet - flooded - 🔉
• mgumi - ice / icecube - 🔉
• mgumi'gn - icicle - 🔉
• mgumi'gnig - icy (in patches) - 🔉
• mgumi'gnit - icy (in patches) - 🔉
• milpegitg - flow in many directions - 🔉
• mlawa'latl - take from shore / take off-shore - 🔉
• mnnawa'latl - take from shore / take off-shore - 🔉
• naqana'pet - draw water from (well or river) - 🔉
• naqasua'toq - extinguish / put out / turn off - 🔉
• na'taqama'latl - bring ashore - 🔉
• na'taqama'sit - go ashore - 🔉
• na'taqama'toq - bring ashore - 🔉
• na'taqamtug - at the shore / at the riverbank - 🔉
• natawa'q - know how to swim - 🔉
• natqa'latl - remove from water - 🔉
• natqa'piet - remove net from water - 🔉
• natqapilatl - rope in from water / reel or rope to shore / reel in from water - 🔉
• natqapilawet - pull out of water by rope or fish line / remove from water - 🔉
• natqapilg - rope in from water / reel in from water / remove from water by rope - 🔉
• natqa'sit - get out of water - 🔉
• natqa'toq - remove from water - 🔉
• nenmue'g - damp / damp - 🔉
• nenmue'g - damp / damp - 🔉
• nessapoqwat - lap (up) - 🔉
• newapalatl - cool off with water - 🔉
• newapatoq - cool off with water - 🔉
• newugulasing - moist underneath - 🔉
• niweteg - low tide - 🔉
• nqana'paqsun - well bucket - 🔉
• nqani'gn - dip net / scoop - 🔉
• nqani'guom - manger / shelter / stable / well house - 🔉
• nqano'pati - well (of water) - 🔉
• nuja'q - swimmer - 🔉
• oqwasa'toq - beach (canoe) / pull up on the shore - 🔉
• pagwe'jg - shallow water - 🔉
• papga'lugwet - drift down the coast / drift down river - 🔉
• paqasa'latl - place in the water (river) - 🔉
• paqasaqalatl - throw in water / launch - 🔉
• paqasaqtoq - throw in the water / launch - 🔉
• paqasa'sit - goes in the water - 🔉
• paqasa'toq - put in the water (river) / launch into water - 🔉
• paqasiet - fall into the water - 🔉
• paqaste'g - launch / cause to fall into water, river or lake / knock into water / hit into water - 🔉
• paqo'si - seaweed - 🔉
• paqtlusg'teg - extremely low tide - 🔉
• pemamgwe'get - pole along - 🔉
• pema'q - swim along - 🔉
• pemaqteget - sail along - 🔉
• pemijajiga'sit - move along the shore / walk along shore - 🔉
• pemijajigisugwit - paddle along the shore - 🔉
• pemiji'met - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• pemisiawaqteget - sail along by - 🔉
• pemisugwit - paddle along - 🔉
• pemitg - flow along - 🔉
• pemji'malatl - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• pemji'matg - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• pemji'met - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• pempa'q - rise (of tide) - 🔉
• pempega's'g - start to rise (of tide) - 🔉
• pempegitg - flow along - 🔉
• pemqo'gwet - float along / drift along - 🔉
• pemqo'qweg - float along / drift along - 🔉
• pemsiawqo'qweg - float by - 🔉
• pemsiawqo'qwet - float by - 🔉
• pemto'gwet - drift off (to sleep) / pass out (from drinking) / drift along (on the water) - 🔉
• pisaqqan - bubble - 🔉
• pi'taw - up river / up stream - 🔉
• pi'tawa'latl - take up river / take up stream - 🔉
• pi'tawa's'g - goes up river / goes up the coast - 🔉
• pi'tawa'sit - going up river / goes up the coast - 🔉
• pnasu'lgw - ship / vessel - 🔉
• po'gwin - lagoon - 🔉
• poqtamgwe'get - start off poling (in boat) - 🔉
• poqtisugwit - start off by boat / begin or start paddling - 🔉
• psi'gwaqan - river drive - 🔉
• psitn - river channel - 🔉
• psitnu'j - small river channel - 🔉
• qospem - lake - 🔉
• samqwan - water - 🔉
• samqwanapua'q - watery / diluted with water - 🔉
• samuqwaniaq - becomes watery - 🔉
• samuqwaniet - becomes watery - 🔉
• saqpe'g - wet / wet - 🔉
• saqpejaq - damp / boggy - 🔉
• saqpiaq - get wet / get damp - 🔉
• saqpiet - get moist - 🔉
• saqpigjat - have a wet bottom - 🔉
• sewisto'gweg - break up (through action of water) - 🔉
• sewisto'gwet - break up (through action of water) - 🔉
• si'n'g - bail water (from boat) - 🔉
• si'niget - bails water (from boat) - 🔉
• 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 - 🔉
• sipu - river - 🔉
• sipu'ji'j - brook - 🔉
• sisgu - mud - 🔉
• sisguapu - muddy water - 🔉
• sisguig - muddy - 🔉
• sngatigna'taqan - raft (of logs) - 🔉
• sngatigna'teget - boom / work on boom - 🔉
• tajiga'q - swim along the shore / creep along in the water like a lobster - 🔉
• tajiga'sit - going along/beside the shore / going along/beside edge - 🔉
• taqawanapi - grilse net / trout net - 🔉
• tegismit - swim - 🔉
• tegpa'q - cold (of liquid) - 🔉
• temig - deep - 🔉
• tg'poq - spring water / a spring of water - 🔉
• tgu - wave - 🔉
• tguig - wavy (of sea) - 🔉
• tgupoq - bubbling spring - 🔉
• waju'pa'q - high tide - 🔉
• wantaqpa'q - calm water - 🔉
• wantaqpegitg - flows calmly / still flowing water - 🔉
• waqamitg - clean flowing water - 🔉
• wasapa'q - crystal·clear water - 🔉
• we'gwamgwe'get - pole (boat) to a certain spot - 🔉
• wejaqama'toq - boil - 🔉
• wejaqamiaq - boil - 🔉
• wejaqamiet - boil - 🔉
• wejgwapa'q - incoming or rising tide - 🔉
• wejgwaqteget - come sailing toward - 🔉
• wejgwigwitna'q - come by canoe - 🔉
• wejgwina'taqamisugwit - paddle to shore - 🔉
• wejgwisugwit - come rowing or paddling toward - 🔉
• wesgitpega's'g - flow over - 🔉
• wesgitqo'qweg - float - 🔉
• wesgitqo'qwet - float - 🔉
• wetqapalatl - soak / immerse in water - 🔉
• wetqapalsit - soak / immerse in water / bathe - 🔉
• wetqapatoq - soak / immerse in water - 🔉

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