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

oqwatg

Pronunciation guide: ohk·watk

Part of speech: verb inanimate intransitive
Translation: The wind is blowing from the north

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

We'gwioqwatg gisgug!
My, the wind is from the north today!

Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

a'petna's'g - whirlwind(-ing) / gusty - 🔉
ejipewe'g - easterly breeze - 🔉
gawasg'tniaq - change direction, of wind - 🔉
gewaqs'g - fell by the wind / blown down by the wind - 🔉
gewaqsing - blown down by the wind / fell by the wind - 🔉
gews'g - toppled by the wind / blown over by the wind / blown down / topple by cutting / fell (by cutting) - 🔉
naqasuiputualatl - blow out fire / extinguish by air - 🔉
naqasuiputuatg - blow out the fire / extinguish by air - 🔉
neweg - breezy / cool breeze - 🔉
newjoqaluesmatl - air out in the cool wind - 🔉
newjoqaluestoq - air out in the cool wind - 🔉
newjoqwa'toq - air out - 🔉
news'g - draughty / breezy - 🔉
oqwatg - wind blows from the north - 🔉
tegs'g - westwind - 🔉
ugju'sn - wind / air - 🔉
ugju'snei - fan / propeller - 🔉
wejipeg - east wind - 🔉
wets'g - airborne from... / thrown from... - 🔉
wett'g - wind blowing from such direction / taste - 🔉