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

pejipunsit

Pronunciation guide: be·ji·bun·sit

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she comes here to spend winter

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Te's Wigmgewigu's Tuma pejipunsit ula Listugujg.
Every September Thomas arrives in Listuguj for the winter.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I come here to spend the winter

(first person singular animate)

We come here to spend the winter

(first person dual exclusive animate)

We come here to spend the winter

(first person plural exclusive animate)

apipunsit - spend winter / pass winter - 🔉
aqam - snowshoe - 🔉
gaqaliteg - snow all melted - 🔉
gep't'g - frozen over (water) - 🔉
gesig - winter - 🔉
gesigewei - associated with winter / winter one / associated with winter / winter one - 🔉
gesigewei - associated with winter / winter one / associated with winter / winter one - 🔉
gsin - past winter - 🔉
gsinug - next winter / forthcoming winter - 🔉
gtiginipn - summer before last - 🔉
gtigipug - last winter - 🔉
lasguaw - snowshoe - 🔉
ma'munipsaq - snow heavily - 🔉
matamasumteget - wades through snow towards the road - 🔉
newtipug - all winter / one winter - 🔉
nipg - summer - 🔉
nipn - last summer - 🔉
nipnug - next summer - 🔉
panianug - next spring - 🔉
paniaq - end of the snow period - 🔉
pejipug - winter arrives - 🔉
pejipunmit - come to experience winter - 🔉
pejipunsit - comes to spend winter / settle in for winter - 🔉
siggw - spring / springtime - 🔉
sigun - last spring - 🔉
sigunug - next spring - 🔉
toqwa'q - fall / autumn - 🔉
tqo'nug - next fall - 🔉
welipug - nice winter - 🔉
welipunsit - have nice winter - 🔉
wigumgewigu's - September - 🔉