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Other words from category health

• a'jijgopilaqan - bandage - 🔉
• a'jijgopilatl - bandage - 🔉
• a'jijgopilg - bandage - 🔉
• aluso'l - measles - 🔉
• aluso'lewit - have measles - 🔉
• amatpa't - have mental deficiency / retarded - 🔉
• amiet - silly / foolish / becoming metally ill - 🔉
• amig'pistaqanat - slightly deaf / somewhat hard of hearing - 🔉
• apita't - bloated / swell / rises (as dough) - 🔉
• apjigu'niet - bleed to death - 🔉
• apjitoq - out of breath (as a result of a tantrum) / out of breath - 🔉
• aptlama'latl - smother / block off air from - 🔉
• aptlamit - suffocate - 🔉
• aqatatpa't - half·witted - 🔉
• asgaja't - walk with a limp / limp - 🔉
• asga'sit - limp - 🔉
• asgatesing - limp - 🔉
• elu'gwit - something gets stuck in throat / choke (food) - 🔉
• epsguninet - have dry tuberculosis - 🔉
• epsimgewei - fever - 🔉
• epsimgeweia'sit - becomes feverish - 🔉
• etligu'niet - bleed profusely / bleed heavily - 🔉
• etlinisigu'niet - bleed down - 🔉
• etltesing - where one got struck / where one got injured / beat or move rythmically / dance / shake - 🔉
• etmgwiet - recovering from illness - 🔉
• ewlamgwiet - become peaked / become sickly in appearance / become run down - 🔉
• ewlamugsit - be peaked / sickly in appearance / run down in appearance - 🔉
• ewlmaje'g - suffer - 🔉
• ewnasiet - confused / gone awry / mixed up / topsy turvy - 🔉
• gamlamit - breathe - 🔉
• gaqalamiet - out of breath - 🔉
• gaqalamit - stop breathing - 🔉
• gepa'tat - have hoarse voice - 🔉
• gepe'g - blocked / plugged (of ear or nose) - 🔉
• gepiet - become hoarse - 🔉
• gepi'sit - speak huskily / speak hoarsely - 🔉
• gepistaqanat - deaf - 🔉
• gepitnetoqsit - sounds nasal / sounds hoarse - 🔉
• gesa'latl - hurt - 🔉
• gesaqtiat - diarrhea - 🔉
• gesigsnugwat - very sick - 🔉
• gesipiemgewei - eczema / itchiness - 🔉
• gesipiet - itchy - 🔉
• gesisewigna't - very weak(from being ill) - 🔉
• gesnuguig - hurt / uncomfortably sore / ache - 🔉
• gesnuguit - ache / hurt / sore - 🔉
• gesnugwaj - ache / hurt / sore / uncomfortably sore - 🔉
• gesnugwapewit - looks sick - 🔉
• gesnugwat - sick - 🔉
• gesnugwe'galsit - pretend to be ill / pretend to be sick / feign illness - 🔉
• gesnugwetoqsit - sound sickly - 🔉
• gesnugwiangamgusit - appear sickly - 🔉
• gesoqsit - feel the burn badly / get a bad burn / get a painful burn - 🔉
• gitaqasit - muscle ache / sore muscles / sore (of person) - 🔉
• gitaqeg - muscle ache / sore (of body part) - 🔉
• gitaqet - sore (of body part) / sore muscle - 🔉
• gjipulgowei - epilepsy - 🔉
• glmuej - mosquito / boil / carbuncle - 🔉
• go'gwejij - spider / cancer - 🔉
• gsnugo'guom - hospital - 🔉
• gsnugowaqan - sickness / illness / virus - 🔉
• gsnugowinu - sick person - 🔉
• gtigiewinuj - drunkard - 🔉
• gtigiewuti - drunkenness - 🔉
• igeggwet - fall sick / in heat (said of dog) / lose mind suddenly - 🔉
• igeggwet - fall sick / in heat (said of dog) / lose mind suddenly - 🔉
• igeggwet - fall sick / in heat (said of dog) / lose mind suddenly - 🔉
• ila'sit - get well / recover - 🔉
• jajigamugsit - look healthy - 🔉
• jajige'g - healthy - 🔉
• jaqalipnet - illness progresses quickly - 🔉
• lapigot - smallpox / smallpox mark - 🔉
• lapigotewit - have smallpox - 🔉
• la'qan - wound / gash / cut - 🔉
• loqtnema't - have bad breath - 🔉
• mala'sit - not doing well (health) / progressing slowly - 🔉
• maligatat - weak legs or feet / fragile-legged / feeble-legged / frail-legged - 🔉
• malpale'wi'sgw - woman doctor / female doctor - 🔉
• malpale'wit - doctor - 🔉
• maltewiaq - bleed - 🔉
• maltewiet - bleed - 🔉
• maltewig - bloody - 🔉
• maltewit - bloody - 🔉
• maltewsatl - cause to bleed by cutting - 🔉
• maltews'g - cause to bleed by cutting - 🔉
• maltewte'g - cause to bleed by striking - 🔉
• maltewtesg - bleed as a result of a fall - 🔉
• maltewtesing - bleed as a result of a fall - 🔉
• maltewtesmatl - cause to bleed by a fall - 🔉
• maltewtestoq - causes to bleed by a fall - 🔉
• malugunat - have weak back - 🔉
• mawgamig - corpulent / fattest - 🔉
• mawgamit - corpulent / fattest - 🔉
• melg'jat - constipated / have hard stool - 🔉
• menaje'jit - frail / fragile / delicate - 🔉
• mesiatl - infect / influence / affect - 🔉
• mimajig - alive - 🔉
• mimajit - alive - 🔉
• minua'latl - revive - 🔉
• misues - ringworm - 🔉
• moqpeg - bloated / swollen - 🔉
• moqpet - bloated / swollen - 🔉
• naqsinijgig - heal quickly - 🔉
• naqsinijgit - heal quickly - 🔉
• nenestawe'g - timid / delicate / sickly - 🔉
• nepilatl - cure / heal - 🔉
• nepisit - heals one self / medicates self - 🔉
• nepiteget - healer / curer - 🔉
• nepitg - cure / heal - 🔉
• nestu'et - become wiser / become knowledgeable [right and wrong] / mature / grow into maturity / regain consciousness - 🔉
• ne'tistaqanat - extrememly good hearing - 🔉
• nijgig - heal - 🔉
• nijgit - heal - 🔉
• nisqanane'g - bruise / bruise - 🔉
• ni'taqa't - recuperate - 🔉
• no'q'g - cough - 🔉
• noqt'g - choke / gag (on food) - 🔉
• npisun - medicine - 🔉
• nujinpiteget - healer - 🔉
• nujintus - barren / sterile - 🔉
• nujumu - with gastric tuberculosis - 🔉
• nujumuit - have gastric tuberculosis - 🔉
• nutagnat - infirmed / feeble in body or health / ailing - 🔉
• o'plisqatesg - sprain - 🔉
• o'plisqatesing - sprain - 🔉
• o'plisqatesmatl - sprain - 🔉
• o'plisqatestoq - sprain - 🔉
• oqonitpaqaiet - faint - 🔉
• pangwenewet - delouse - 🔉
• pegijipnet - suffers from long term illness - 🔉
• pegitawsit - live long life - 🔉
• pe'gitnet - have nose bleed / bleed from nostril - 🔉
• pestaqa'latl - strain - 🔉
• pestaqalsit - strains self - 🔉
• pipqoqsitat - has a bunion - 🔉
• pusgigjipulgwet - frequent epileptic seizures - 🔉
• putewisgwa's'g - blister - 🔉
• putewisgwa'sit - blister - 🔉
• put'pegiaq - swell up / bloat - 🔉
• put'pegiet - swell up / bloat - 🔉
• putugtesing - dance fast / shake violently - 🔉
• putuisgwa's'g - blister - 🔉
• sapawsit - survive - 🔉
• saptaqjing - chill through - 🔉
• saputawsit - recover (from illness or an injury) / live through (survive) - 🔉
• sa'qati - needle / knitting needle - 🔉
• sewigna't - ill / listless / feverish - 🔉
• sewtia't - have stomachache - 🔉
• sinu'et - back to senses (after drinking) - 🔉
• sismo'qoniet - diabetic / diabetes - 🔉
• so'qotemit - vomit - 🔉
• so'qotemun - vomit - 🔉
• sune'wit - fast - 🔉
• tajige'g - healthy - 🔉
• tale'g - at what time? / what is wrong with...? / how is he/she? - 🔉
• tgeia'tat - have cold - 🔉
• ugjipulgewinu - epileptic - 🔉
• ulugwe'get - have mumps / have swollen gland or tonsil - 🔉
• ulugwiet - have tonsilitus - 🔉
• waqaiew - pus - 🔉
• waqaiewiaq - filled with pus - 🔉
• waqaje'g - physically weak / not strong - 🔉
• wejgiemgewei - chicken pox / scabbiness - 🔉
• wejgiet - scabby - 🔉
• wele'g - living well / fine / alive / healthy - 🔉
• welmaje'g - suffer - 🔉
• wenmaje'g - suffer - 🔉
• wetlamit - breathe from - 🔉
• wigwiet - collapse from exhaustion / faint - 🔉
• wijgwe'j - blister - 🔉
• wijgwe'jua's'g - blister - 🔉
• wijgwe'jua'sit - blister - 🔉
• winpnet - have venereal disease - 🔉
• wisawgwesgl - golden thread - 🔉
• wisawinpisit - take a laxative, purgative, or aperient - 🔉
• wisawow - yellow jaundice - 🔉

Other words from category tend

• ango'tg - take care of / care for / look after / bring up / raise - 🔉
• anguna'latl - cover / encase / enclose - 🔉
• angweiwatl - take care of / care for / look after / bring up / raise - 🔉
• apgnualatl - pacify / soothe / calm - 🔉
• apu'jenatl - warm up by using body - 🔉
• apu'jeng - warm up by using body - 🔉
• apu'satl - warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat - 🔉
• apu's'g - warm up - 🔉
• atpi'sewatl - change diaper - 🔉
• ejela'latl - have no control / in no position to do otherwise / unable to help or assist - 🔉
• ejela'teget - can't do more (influencing or convincing) / unable to influence / unable to change - 🔉
• ejela'toq - in no position to change / unable to help / have no control over - 🔉
• ejigla'latl - take away - 🔉
• ela'muet - ladle out / dish out the food - 🔉
• elaqpilatl - hang a cloth to cover / shield or conceal (with drape) - 🔉
• emisqo'tlatl - undress / strip naked - 🔉
• epa'latl - seat - 🔉
• epgenatl - fertilize - 🔉
• epgeng - fertilize - 🔉
• epgenign - manure / fertilizer - 🔉
• epqwalatl - shelter - 🔉
• eptoqalatl - leave in care of somebody / leave for safekeeping / temporarily custody - 🔉
• eptoqatg - leave in care of somebody / leave for safekeeping - 🔉
• esmatl - feed - 🔉
• etnesing - brood (of bird) / nest (as bird) - 🔉
• geliget - protect / guard / watch over - 🔉
• gelo'tg - guard / keep watch over / hold in safekeeping - 🔉
• gesipa'latl - relieve an itch by scratching / scratch - 🔉
• gesipa'toq - scratch / relives an itch by scratching - 🔉
• gesipa'tuaj - scratches it - 🔉
• gesipa'tuatl - scratches it - 🔉
• gesipta'tl - scratch with an object / scratch - 🔉
• gesispa'latl - wash - 🔉
• gesispa'lsit - wash self / take bath - 🔉
• gesispapalatl - sponge bath / hose down - 🔉
• gesispapalsit - wash slightly and hastily / take sponge bath / cursory bath - 🔉
• gesispapatoq - wash slightly and hastily - 🔉
• gsipo'qiwan - scratching place - 🔉
• nanama'latl - rock (baby) / swing - 🔉
• nangweng - comb out lice or other foreign matter / delouse - 🔉
• nespit - baby·sit / house·sit - 🔉
• nugwaltugo'n - comb - 🔉
• nugwaltugo'sit - comb hair - 🔉
• nujeiwatl - in charge of / responsible for / handle - 🔉
• nujins'pit - baby sitter / house sitter - 🔉
• nujo'tg - in charge of / responsible for / handle - 🔉
• nusalatl - suckle (infant) / breastfeed - 🔉
• nuse'sgwet - nurse / breastfeed / breastfeeder / nurser / wet nurse - 🔉
• nuset - breast-feed - 🔉
• nutpet - bartender - 🔉
• pangwenatl - delouse / groom - 🔉
• pangwenewet - delouse - 🔉
• pegajeiwatl - keep in good shape or condition - 🔉
• pegajo'tg - keep in good shape or condition - 🔉
• pegwaja'latl - clean dress or gut (as fish, chicken) - 🔉
• pi'sano'tlatl - put diaper on... / to diaper - 🔉
• pi't'pet - pour in / tend bar (Nova Scotia) - 🔉
• sapa'toq - save (from mishap) / get through - 🔉
• wesgo'tg - handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia) / process of doing - 🔉
• wesgweiwatl - handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia) - 🔉
• wijitgo'tg - stay with / join in - 🔉
• wijitgweiwatl - keep company / join - 🔉

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