pi'snsit - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

pi'snsit

Pronunciation guide: bii·sên·sit

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she pack a pipe

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

So'sep te'sigisg'g pi'snsit aq wetmat.
Every day Joseph packs his pipe and smokes.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Variant spelling(s): papnsit (Nova Scotia)

Alternate forms:

I pack my pipe

(first person singular animate)

We pack our pipes

(first person dual exclusive animate)

We pack our pipes

(first person plural exclusive animate)

eloqwa'latl - lay down - 🔉
eloqwa'toq - lay down - 🔉
el'tqo'latl - coil (rope) - 🔉
enaqet - spread spruce boughs - 🔉
gegnua'latl - do correctly or properly - 🔉
ge'gupa'latl - put on top / place atop - 🔉
ilamgo'tasit - piles objects in organized fashion / piles wood - 🔉
ilanqa'latl - fold - 🔉
ilanqa'toq - fold - 🔉
ilanqo'tasit - folding / folding bedding / folding clothing - 🔉
mawamg'pijig - piled together - 🔉
mawamg'tegl - piled together - 🔉
nangwe'get - card (moose hair or wool) / pick through hair to remove (burdocks) - 🔉
nasgwa'tatijig - share evenly - 🔉
pi'snalatl - pack (pipe) with tobacco - 🔉
pi'snsit - pack pipe - 🔉
se'sa'toq - mess up / disarray / spread - 🔉
sina'toq - pack down (make more room) / compact it - 🔉
sintestoq - drinks it in one gulp / pack down or compact something inside a container - 🔉
tepgisa'latl - separate from / set aside - 🔉
tpi'tnewei - distribution / welfare - 🔉