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Other words from category pull

• elatejimatl - drag toward / pull toward - 🔉
• elatejitoq - drag over / drag toward / pull to - 🔉
• mattaqa'toq - pull on to make sound (as bell) - 🔉
• mattaqta'tl - pluck (as string) / tug (a string) / pull (a string) / jerk (a string) - 🔉
• mattaqte'g - pluck / tug (a string) / pull (a string) / jerk (a string) - 🔉
• natqapilatl - rope in from water / reel or rope to shore / reel in from water - 🔉
• natqapilg - rope in from water / reel in from water / remove from water by rope - 🔉
• nespatejimatl - drag along while occupied with something else - 🔉
• nespatejitoq - drag along while occupied with something else - 🔉
• nisega'latl - pull down - 🔉
• nujatejo'toqol - haul / twitch (in logging) - 🔉
• pegwigwalatl - able to budge / able to pry loose - 🔉
• pegwigwatg - able to budge / able to pry loose - 🔉
• pematejimatl - drag along - 🔉
• pematejitoq - drag along / pull (sled) - 🔉
• pempilg - tow along - 🔉
• poqtatejimatl - drag away - 🔉
• sewtaqa'latl - tow - 🔉
• sewtaqa'taqan - barge / raft / trailer - 🔉
• sewtaqa'toq - tow - 🔉
• siptaqa'latl - stretch - 🔉
• siptaqanatl - stretch / holding a steady tension - 🔉
• siptaqan'g - stretching / holding a steady tension - 🔉
• siptaqa'sit - stretches - 🔉
• siptaqa'toq - stretch - 🔉
• siptaqo'latl - stretch out - 🔉
• tewatejimatl - drag out - 🔉
• wenaqpilatl - hoist (by rope or cable) - 🔉
• wenaqpilg - hoist (by rope or cable) - 🔉
• wesuatejimatl - pull and drag - 🔉
• wesuatejitoq - pull and drag - 🔉
• wesueget - pulls suddenly / jerk - 🔉
• wesuepilatl - pull in (by rope) - 🔉
• wesuepilg - pull in (by rope) - 🔉
• wesuisepilas'g - gathered and tied - 🔉
• wesuisepilasit - gathered and tied - 🔉
• wesuw'tqa'latl - pull / pull on something lineair(rope) - 🔉
• wesuw'tqanatl - pulling on - 🔉
• wesuw'tqang - pulling on - 🔉
• wesuw'tqa'toq - pull / stretch out / unwind - 🔉
• wetnatl - pull / haul - 🔉
• wetng - pull / haul - 🔉

Other words from category size

• apje'jg - small - 🔉
• apje'ji'jg - tiny / very small - 🔉
• apje'ji'jit - tiny / very small - 🔉
• apje'jit - small - 🔉
• apjoqji'jg - small in girth / slender / thin - 🔉
• apjoqji'jit - tiny in girth / slender / thin - 🔉
• apsa'latl - reduce the size of / make smaller - 🔉
• apsa'toq - make smaller - 🔉
• apsatpat - have small head - 🔉
• aps'gilg - little / small - 🔉
• apsigjat - have small buttocks - 🔉
• apsiptnat - have small hands / have small paws - 🔉
• 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 - 🔉
• apsisgnuet - small stitch knitting / fine·weave - 🔉
• apsisqonat - have small nose / have narrow nose - 🔉
• apso'qonigatat - skinny legged / slim legged / thin legged - 🔉
• aps'sas'g - cut into small pieces / minced - 🔉
• aps'satl - mince / cut into small pieces - 🔉
• aps'sg - mince / cut into small pieces - 🔉
• aps'sitat - have small feet - 🔉
• aps'te'g - chop small - 🔉
• a'qataig - half - 🔉
• aqtamgiaq - half·full (dry ingredient) - 🔉
• aqtamgiet - half·full (dry ingredient) - 🔉
• aqtapeg - half·filled (with liquid) - 🔉
• aqtapet - half·filled (with liquid) - 🔉
• engalatl - measure / weigh - 🔉
• engaqan - measurement - 🔉
• engatg - scale / measure / weigh - 🔉
• engemgewei - measuring instrument - 🔉
• enget - scale / measure (pertaining to wood) - 🔉
• engewatl - to scale(pertaining to pulpwood or logs) / to survey land - 🔉
• ewe'ge'g - roomy / uncrowded - 🔉
• gesgamu'g - blurred / looks wide / appears wide - 🔉
• gesgamugsit - blurred / looks wide - 🔉
• gesga'sit - disappear / become invisible / wide / become wider - 🔉
• gesga'toq - make disappear / make wider - 🔉
• gesge'g - wide / wide - 🔉
• gesge'g - wide / wide - 🔉
• gesgiaqasit - has a broad back - 🔉
• gesgitlmaqanat - have broad shoulders - 🔉
• gesgitlmaqasit - broad shouldered / broad·beamed - 🔉
• gesgoqomaqasit - broad beamed - 🔉
• gesgulqeg - wide and deep (canoe, chair) - 🔉
• gesimaqapsgeg - very large and round - 🔉
• gesimaqapsg'sit - very large and round - 🔉
• gesitowaqji'jit - very short - 🔉
• jenu - giant - 🔉
• jijigulqeg - narrow and shallow (of canoe) - 🔉
• jijigwe'jg - narrow - 🔉
• jijigwe'jit - narrow - 🔉
• laggol - cord of wood - 🔉
• lape'lis - yard (of measurement) - 🔉
• la'taqsuna'laq - equivalent to pail / pail full - 🔉
• leppie - foot (in measurement) / feet (in measurement) / twelve inches - 🔉
• malige'wa't - equal or equivalent to barrel - 🔉
• maqa'latl - enlarge - 🔉
• maqalqasit - have large hole / have large opening - 🔉
• maqapsgeg - large and globular / large and round / plump / bulbous / rotund - 🔉
• maqapsg'sit - large and round / plump / bulbous / corpulent / rotund - 🔉
• maqapsg'tiat - have a big and round belly / plump / corpulent / rotund - 🔉
• maqa'q - big and round (cylindrical) / big (in girth) - 🔉
• maqa'toq - enlarge - 🔉
• maqatpat - big headed - 🔉
• maqigjat - have big buttocks - 🔉
• maqigtulit - have a big boat - 🔉
• maqiptnat - have big hands - 🔉
• maqisge'g - wide / broad / expansive / wide / broad / expansive - 🔉
• maqisge'g - wide / broad / expansive / wide / broad / expansive - 🔉
• maqisqonat - have a big nose - 🔉
• maqistaqanat - have big ears / eavesdrop (slang) - 🔉
• maqitnat - have big nostrils - 🔉
• maqo'iptnat - have big arms (in girth) / have thick arms - 🔉
• maqo'qonigata't - have big legs (in girth) / have thick legs - 🔉
• maqoqsit - big (in girth) / big and round (cylindrical) - 🔉
• maqsitat - have big feet - 🔉
• maqtunat - have big mouth - 🔉
• mesgi'g - big - 🔉
• mesgigji'jit - somewhat big - 🔉
• mesgilg - big - 🔉
• miti'ji'j - sapling / small tree - 🔉
• mtijin - inch / thumb - 🔉
• musse'j - small piece / a bit - 🔉
• mussew - piece - 🔉
• ngaqan - ruler / measure - 🔉
• nutg'g - no longer fits / something has become too large or too small to fit anymore - 🔉
• nutqwijijigwe'jg - insufficiently narrow - 🔉
• nutqwijijigwe'jit - insufficiently narrow - 🔉
• pemimqapsgeg - become large and round - 🔉
• pemimqapsg'sit - become large and round - 🔉
• pepga'toq - thin out - 🔉
• pepge'jg - thin - 🔉
• pepge'jit - thin - 🔉
• pepg'te'muatl - thin out (head hair) by cutting - 🔉
• pijigatat - long·legged - 🔉
• pijiptnat - have long reach / have long arms - 🔉
• pijisqonat - have a long nose - 🔉
• pisga'taqanapi'ji'j - small chain - 🔉
• pita'q - long / tall - 🔉
• pitoqsit - tall - 🔉
• pittaq - long - 🔉
• pittaqapegisg - long enclosed structure (arena) / long open structure (wharf, air strip) / long strip of material (fabric) - 🔉
• pittaqpisit - tethered (by long rope, string, chain, twine) / hitched by long rope - 🔉
• pittaqsit - long - 🔉
• pugwei - piece of / portion of - 🔉
• siptaqa's'g - stretches - 🔉
• siptaqa'sit - stretches - 🔉
• telpita'q - is such length - 🔉
• telpitoqsit - is such height / is such length - 🔉
• tepaqapit - good fit / right size - 🔉
• tepaqateg - fit / right size - 🔉
• tepilugwet - work enough to... / work enough for... - 🔉
• tetutgi'g - same size as / as big as this/that / approximate size - 🔉
• tetutgi'g - same size as / as big as this/that / approximate size - 🔉
• tetutgilg - same size as / as big as him/her/it / approximate size - 🔉
• toqopaqji'jg - short and string shaped / short (in length) - 🔉
• toqopaqji'jit - short and string shaped / short (in length) - 🔉
• toqopsgeg - short and round (globular) - 🔉
• toqopsgigatat - short·legged - 🔉
• toqopsg'ji'jit - short and round - 🔉
• toqopsg'sit - short and round (globular) - 🔉
• toqwaqji'jg - short - 🔉
• toqwaqji'jit - short / short of something - 🔉
• wape'ji'jg - white small inanimate - 🔉
• wape'ji'jit - tiny white animate - 🔉
• weita'q - shrink - 🔉
• weita't - shrink - 🔉
• wela'q - right size in girth - 🔉
• welg'g - good fit - 🔉
• weljijigwe'jg - narrow enough - 🔉
• weljijigwe'jit - narrow enough - 🔉
• weloqsit - appropriate size in girth - 🔉
• weltaqsit - good length (e.g. of rope) - 🔉
• weltesg - fits well - 🔉
• weltesing - good fit - 🔉
• wesamgi'g - too big - 🔉
• wesamgilg - too big - 🔉
• wesamiapje'jg - too small - 🔉
• wesamijijigwe'jg - too narrow - 🔉
• wesamisge'g - too wide - 🔉
• wesamitqwaqji'jit - too short - 🔉
• wesammaqoqsit - too big (in girth) / too big and round (cylindrical) - 🔉

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