sepusi's'g - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

sepusi's'g

Pronunciation guide: se·bu·sii·sêk

Part of speech: verb inanimate transitive
Translation: He/she sews closed the gap of a pointed article

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

So'sep sepusi's'g ugtisign.
Joseph is darning his sock.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I sew closed the gap of a pointed article

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

We sew closed the gap of a pointed article

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

apsi'satl - reduce the size by sewing / alter to smaller size - 🔉
apsi's'g - to make smaller by sewing / alter to smaller size by sewing - 🔉
eli'satl - sew - 🔉
eli'sewatl - sew for - 🔉
eli'sewet - sew - 🔉
eli's'g - sew - 🔉
gepjoqi'satl - sew up / sew shut / sew closed - 🔉
gepjoqi's'g - sew up / seam / sew shut / sew closed - 🔉
gisi'satl - sew - 🔉
gisi's'g - sew - 🔉
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 - 🔉
pegwi'satl - patch - 🔉
pegwi's'g - patch - 🔉
pituega'toq - line (a garment) - 🔉
poqwas'tiei - thimble - 🔉
sa'pign - awl - 🔉
sepusi'satl - sew closed gap of pointed(animate) article / seam / darn - 🔉
sepusi's'g - sew closed gap of pointed article (as sock or mitt) / seam / darn - 🔉
tetapui'satl - sew right way or correctly - 🔉
tetapui's'g - sew the right way or correctly - 🔉
ugpitni'sewet - sew (by hand) - 🔉