sinqamistaqanei - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

sinqamistaqanei

Pronunciation guide: sin·hka·mis·ta·hga·ney

• Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
• Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
• Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Part of speech: noun inanimate
Translation: Strainer

Meanings:

• strainer
• sieve
• colander

Example of word used in sentence:

• Ge' jugwa'tui sinqamistaqanei.
  Would you bring me the strainer.
  
  Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Variant spelling(s): sinqamistaqan

Alternate forms:

sinqamistaqane'l, strainers (plural)

Other words from category tool

• aptu'n - cane / staff / walking stick - 🔉
• awa'qi'gn - crooked knife - 🔉
• ewi'gigemgewei - notepad / pen / pencil / object used for writing - 🔉
• gi'gamgo'n - pole (for poling boat) - 🔉
• gi'taqan - grindstone - 🔉
• glapaqign - screw - 🔉
• glapaqignei - screw driver - 🔉
• go'pign - dip net (for fish) - 🔉
• jigg'putaqan - rake - 🔉
• jinqamistaqanei - strainer / sieve / colander - 🔉
• la'gittaqan - file / filing tool - 🔉
• la'pugtaqan - snare - 🔉
• laputi - spy glass / telescope - 🔉
• laputi'l - binoculars - 🔉
• lge'gn - hoe - 🔉
• lgeso'qon - plow - 🔉
• lgusuaqan - steps / ladder / stairs - 🔉
• lnaqanatgw - wooden handle / axe handle - 🔉
• lnuipi - native paddle - 🔉
• loqte'gn - trap - 🔉
• loqte'gnigalatl - to trap / set trap for - 🔉
• lugowaqane'gmuti - tool kit / tool bag / tool box - 🔉
• lu'gwejg - compass / pointer - 🔉
• lu'segn - fire poker / furnace poker - 🔉
• majjoqtelign - arrow - 🔉
• maltejjuei - hammer - 🔉
• maltejjueiatgw - hammer handle - 🔉
• mattejjuei - hammer - 🔉
• melg'tqasit - strong rope / strong string - 🔉
• mgign - hook / fish hook - 🔉
• mgumie'j - horseshoe - 🔉
• mgumie'jo'tlatl - shoe (horse) / fit with horseshoes - 🔉
• mistug - oakum - 🔉
• nigoq - fishing spear - 🔉
• nigoqji'j - small two·pronged spear - 🔉
• nigoqol - eel spear - 🔉
• nisaqan - weir - 🔉
• nqana'paqsun - well bucket - 🔉
• nqani'gn - dip net / scoop - 🔉
• pe'sgewei - gun / rifle / shotgun - 🔉
• pesgwete'gemgewei - sickle - 🔉
• pewaqs'te'gnei - thrasher (used in farming) - 🔉
• pijimaqan - funnel - 🔉
• piluowei - bullet / projectile - 🔉
• pi'pi - peavey hook - 🔉
• pisga'taqanapi - chain - 🔉
• pisga'taqanapi'ji'j - small chain - 🔉
• pitqasawet - load (gun) with gunpowder and ramrod / arm gun - 🔉
• plegu - nail - 🔉
• plegu'j - tack - 🔉
• plegu'ji'j - small nail - 🔉
• plos - brush - 🔉
• po'qatl - drill / bore - 🔉
• po'q'g - drill / bore - 🔉
• po'qiget - drill / bore - 🔉
• po'qign - auger / drill bit - 🔉
• poqwas'tiei - thimble - 🔉
• poqwatign - umbrella - 🔉
• psetgunatgw - dead (dried out) tree branch - 🔉
• psgweso'qon - scythe - 🔉
• pugumaqan - weapon - 🔉
• qaliputi - shovel - 🔉
• qasawo'qapi - wire - 🔉
• qasawo'qu'j - knitting needle - 🔉
• sa'pign - awl - 🔉
• sa'qati - needle / knitting needle - 🔉
• sinqamistaqanei - strainer / sieve / colander - 🔉
• sipigi'taqan - whetstone - 🔉
• sipitaqan - hide·stretcher - 🔉
• siputaqan - metal file / sharpener - 🔉
• si'sign - awl - 🔉
• tapi - bow - 🔉
• tapuapjimgewei - tool or object requiring use of both hands - 🔉
• te'sipowgumaqan - horse whip - 🔉
• tma'gittaqan - saw - 🔉
• tmi'gn - axe - 🔉
• tmi'gnatgw - axe handle - 🔉
• tulgowei - cannon - 🔉
• ugju'snei - fan / propeller - 🔉
• ugpugugwe'l - eyeglasses / glasses - 🔉
• ugtapiml - bow - 🔉
• ugta'piml - net - 🔉
• ugtaptu'n - cane / crutch / walking stick - 🔉
• ugtunapi - rein - 🔉
• ugtuneil - bridles and bits - 🔉
• ugtuoml - pot (cooking vessel) / pan - 🔉
• umiggn - fishing gear / fishing rod - 🔉
• utapsun - clothing / essentials / belongings - 🔉
• u'ta'qan - paddle - 🔉
• utepaqan - toboggan / car / wagon / sled - 🔉
• utmaqann - pipe - 🔉
• utmi'gn - axe - 🔉
• wa'qan - knife / blade - 🔉
• wa'qanji'j - jacknife - 🔉
• wetmo'taqan - useful object or tool - 🔉
• wi'gign - pen / pencil - 🔉

Other words from category household

• amqwan - spoon - 🔉
• amqwanji'j - spoon - 🔉
• angamsutiei - mirror / looking glass - 🔉
• a'papi - rope / fishing line - 🔉
• a'papi'j - thread / twine / string - 🔉
• aps'sqate'get - chop kindling / split to make thinner - 🔉
• a'su'n - blanket - 🔉
• a'su'ngewatl - provide clothing / clothe / provide household goods - 🔉
• elqawet - hang clothing - 🔉
• epsaqtejg - stove - 🔉
• eptaqan - dish / plate - 🔉
• eptaqano'guom - china cabinet / cupboard - 🔉
• gapji'j - cup - 🔉
• ga'qan - door - 🔉
• ga'qanei - entranceway / door - 🔉
• gasa'taqanei - cleaning cloth / dish cloth - 🔉
• ga'sign - kitchen towel / dish towel - 🔉
• gasigo's'ti - towel / bath towel / hand towel - 🔉
• gasigo's'ti'j - face cloth / small towel - 🔉
• glmuejuapsgw - piece of coal / coal - 🔉
• gna'taqan - decoration - 🔉
• go'lail - kerosene / coal oil - 🔉
• g'p'tai - ceiling / top - 🔉
• gups'ji'j - cup (little, small) - 🔉
• ji'gitlo'q - kettle / teakettle - 🔉
• jijgluewjuapi - wool / yarn - 🔉
• jijgluewjuapiei - woolen material / woolen material (as in socks) - 🔉
• jijgluewjuapiei - woolen material / woolen material (as in socks) - 🔉
• jinqamistaqanei - strainer / sieve / colander - 🔉
• jitlo'mugwaqan - rocking chair / cradle - 🔉
• jitnaqe'gnei - clothing iron / iron - 🔉
• lagga'p - cellar / basement / underground food storage - 🔉
• laggol - cord of wood - 🔉
• lamuguom - interior of the house - 🔉
• lapai - tub - 🔉
• lapol - bowl - 🔉
• lapue'l - frying pan - 🔉
• laqpilaqan - drape / wooden hoop support around inside of wigwam - 🔉
• laqpisuti - apron - 🔉
• laqsun - sheet - 🔉
• lasiet - plate - 🔉
• la'taqsun - bucket / pail / chamber pot - 🔉
• legepilaqan - window shade / blind / curtain - 🔉
• lesqe'gn - clothes trunk / coffin / casket - 🔉
• lgusuaqan - steps / ladder / stairs - 🔉
• ligpenign - basket - 🔉
• menjapsgeg - door knob - 🔉
• menqawet - bring in the wash (laundry) - 🔉
• mpo'qon - bed - 🔉
• msaqtaqt - floor - 🔉
• mulinji'j - sewing machine - 🔉
• mutputi - chair - 🔉
• nanamiaqawei - rocking chair / swing - 🔉
• nango'n - fine·tooth comb - 🔉
• napui'gatl - take photograph / draw / trace - 🔉
• napui'g'g - take photograph / draw / trace - 🔉
• napui'gigemgewei - camera / tracing paper - 🔉
• napui'gign - photograph / picture - 🔉
• naqsun - bedsheet - 🔉
• natanguat - go shopping - 🔉
• npo'qon - bed - 🔉
• nutoqto'guom - kitchen - 🔉
• pa'pnji'j - spool / bobbin - 🔉
• pata'wti - table - 🔉
• patawtiewegn - tablecloth - 🔉
• peigwaqatg - stay here and there / live all over - 🔉
• pejiwsit - move here to settle down - 🔉
• piglewji'j - lamp globe / oil lamp chimney - 🔉
• pijimaqan - funnel - 🔉
• pilegn - new cloth - 🔉
• pisgwiwsit - move in - 🔉
• pismuti - mattress - 🔉
• pituega'taqan - lining - 🔉
• pituega'toq - line (a garment) - 🔉
• plu'jaqamati - mirror - 🔉
• p'teweio'q - teapot - 🔉
• pugsugwei_epsaqtejg - wood stove - 🔉
• pugto'guom - chimney - 🔉
• pui'gn - broom - 🔉
• pui'gn'ji'j - whisk broom / little broom - 🔉
• punqatg - cease living there - 🔉
• sa'slji'j - saucer - 🔉
• sasqa'gwiji'jit - small pot (for cooking) - 🔉
• sasqa'gwit - pot (for cooking) - 🔉
• seiegn - dry goods / clothing material / cloth fabric - 🔉
• seiegnji'j - piece of material / piece of fabric - 🔉
• sinqamistaqanei - strainer / sieve / colander - 🔉
• sipistaqano'suti - safety pin - 🔉
• sisla'gwa'tegemgewei - frying pan - 🔉
• sismo'qonapu - maple sap / sugar water (for babies) / maple syrup - 🔉
• sismo'qono'q - sugar bowl - 🔉
• so'gwistaqan - yeast - 🔉
• suppin - pint dipper / cup - 🔉
• suspanign - detergent / hand soap - 🔉
• te'pineglewei - vinegar - 🔉
• tewiwsit - move out / vacate - 🔉
• ti'g'tlo'q - teakettle - 🔉
• tlawo'q - butcher knife / bread knife / hunting knife - 🔉
• tmletji'j - glass tumbler - 🔉
• tm'tqe'gnn - scissors / pair of scissors - 🔉
• tqa'la'j - wick - 🔉
• tu'gwesmun - pillow / cushion - 🔉
• tuop'ti - window - 🔉
• ugsitnei - stove pipe - 🔉
• ugsuateja'taqan - drawer - 🔉
• ugtuoml - pot (cooking vessel) / pan - 🔉
• ulaqanml - plate / pan / dish - 🔉
• waio'psgw - bead - 🔉
• wape'jgo'q - flour container / flour cannister - 🔉
• wapsgw - coal - 🔉
• wa'qan - knife / blade - 🔉
• wesgowa'sit - occupied / dwell there / occupy / stay, live or situated at - 🔉
• wi'g - house / dwelling / home - 🔉
• wijgwe'tlaqan - birch bark dish or platter - 🔉
• wow - pot (cooking vessel) / sauce pan - 🔉

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