pi'tisignta'tl - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

pi'tisignta'tl

Pronunciation guide: bii·di·si·gên·taa·dêl

Part of speech: verb animate transitive
Translation: He/she caulks it

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Pi'tisignta'tl malige'wl gulaman ma' nugu' s'pennigul.
He/she caulks the barrel so it won't leak anymore.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I caulk it

(first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)

gisa'tas'g - fixed / prepared - 🔉
gisa'tasit - fixed / repaired / prepared - 🔉
gisa'toq - fix / repair / able to / can / capable of - 🔉
gisa'toq - fix / repair / able to / can / capable of - 🔉
ilanqo'tasit - folding / folding bedding / folding clothing - 🔉
mawlugwalatl - include in the repairs / include in the work - 🔉
mawlugwatg - include in the repairs / include in the work - 🔉
mesna'latl - mend / repair - 🔉
mesna'toq - mend / patch / repair - 🔉
mesni'sas'g - patched / mended / sewn - 🔉
mesni'sasit - patched / mended / sewn - 🔉
mesni'satl - patch / mend / sew - 🔉
mesni's'g - patch / mend / sew - 🔉
naqsitetapua'latl - quickly do right / satisfy quickly / quickly treat correctly or appropriately - 🔉
nasaqomgigwat - fit handle in or on (axe or hammer) - 🔉
nasaqomgigwatg - fit handle in or on (axe or hammer) - 🔉
pegwi'satl - patch - 🔉
pegwi's'g - patch - 🔉
pi'tisignta'tl - caulk - 🔉
tetpaqqama'latl - stand straight - 🔉
tetpaqqama'toq - stand straight - 🔉
wela'toq - do properly - 🔉
wesgo'tg - handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia) / process of doing - 🔉
wesgweiwatl - handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia) - 🔉