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

papit

Pronunciation guide: ba·bit

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she amuses himself/herself

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Nuji'j gesatg papij.
My grandchild likes to play by herself.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I amuse myself

(first person singular animate)

We amuse ourselves

(first person dual exclusive animate)

We amuse ourselves

(first person plural exclusive animate)

awanmila'sit - plays poorly - 🔉
elaqalsewatl - play a gambling game for / play for (in cards and board games) - 🔉
elutuatl - impersonate / imitate - 🔉
ge'gutesing - land on top / jump on top - 🔉
getmete'gl - win all / break all / destroy all - 🔉
gise'g - have good time / have fun / fun to be with / enjoyable - 🔉
gise'g - have good time / have fun / fun to be with / enjoyable - 🔉
giso'qon - fun time / lots of fun! (interjection) - 🔉
maligeiwatl - play with / amuse - 🔉
maligo'tg - play with / amuse - 🔉
mattaqta'tl - pluck (as string) / tug (a string) / pull (a string) / jerk (a string) - 🔉
mila'sit - play - 🔉
mila'sualatl - plays with / toy with - 🔉
mila'suaqan - toy - 🔉
mila'suatg - plays with / toy with - 🔉
nuja'q - swimmer - 🔉
papit - amuse self - 🔉
papitaqan - toy / item made for enjoyment - 🔉
papuaqan - amusement / fun time / celebration - 🔉
tu'at - play baseball / play ball - 🔉
wali'j - snowball - 🔉
wigji'jaqan - toy - 🔉