sepusa'toq - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

sepusa'toq

Pronunciation guide: se·bu·saa·dohk

Part of speech: verb inanimate transitive
Translation: He/she seals it

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Ni'n aq ngij sepusa'tueg pilei a'su'n.
My mother and I are bringing the new quilt to a point.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I seal it

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

We seal it

(first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)

elegepilawet - to drape - 🔉
gepijoqwa'latl - put the lid on / close / block / plug - 🔉
gepijoqwa'toq - put the lid on / close / block / plug - 🔉
gepjoqpit - plugged / it is closed / blocked / shut - 🔉
gepjoqta'tl - plug up by pounding / shut by hammering / lock someone in / nail shut / close quickly / shut quickly / shut by pounding - 🔉
gepjoqteg - plugged / blocked / closed - 🔉
gepjoqte'g - plug up by pounding / pound shut / nail shut - 🔉
gepsaqa'latl - close / shut - 🔉
gepsaqa'toq - shut / close - 🔉
gepsoqpit - closed / shut - 🔉
gepsoqteg - closed / shut - 🔉
ilta'toq - shut / close - 🔉
pi'tisignte'g - caulk - 🔉
sepigwa'sit - close eyes - 🔉
sepusa'latl - bring to point / seal - 🔉
sepusa'toq - bring to point / seal - 🔉
sepusepilg - close by tying with rope or string - 🔉
sepusepit - closed up / tied shut - 🔉
sepuseteg - closed up / tied shut - 🔉