pgesign'ji'j - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

pgesign'ji'j

Pronunciation guide: êp·ge·si·gên·chiich

Part of speech: noun inanimate
Translation: Small piece of cloth

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Natanguaigw nespnnmnej pgesign'ji'j, gulaman gisnmitesnu ta'n tegenn welwije'tigl.
When we go shopping let's take a small sample of the cloth, so we can see what things go well together.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

small pieces of cloth

(plural)

atla'wegn - cloth - 🔉
galiset - flannelette / flannel - 🔉
jijgluewjuapi - wool / yarn - 🔉
jijgluewjuapiei - woolen material / woolen material (as in socks) - 🔉
jijgluewjuapiei - woolen material / woolen material (as in socks) - 🔉
lapli'sign - satin / silk - 🔉
lapli'signei - satin or silk material / satin or silk fabric - 🔉
m'gegn - hide / leather / skin - 🔉
misegnuj - rag - 🔉
misegnu'j - small rag - 🔉
nangwe'get - card (moose hair or wool) / pick through hair to remove (burdocks) - 🔉
pgegn - hide (of skin) - 🔉
pgesign - piece of cloth - 🔉
pgesign'ji'j - small piece of cloth - 🔉
pilegn - new cloth - 🔉
pituega'taqan - lining - 🔉
pituega'toq - line (a garment) - 🔉