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tega'toq

Pronunciation guide: de·gaa·dohk

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

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

Meanings:

cool off

Example of word used in sentence:

Tmg tega'toq petaqanji'j toqosi'p mijjultieg.
First he/she cools off the pie then we eat.

Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I cool it off

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

We cool it off

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

Other words from category temperature

amip'sit - slightly warm / somewhat warm - 🔉
amip'teg - slightly warm / somewhat warm - 🔉
amitge'g - bit cold / somewhat cold - 🔉
amitgig - bit cold / somewhat cold - 🔉
amitgit - bit cold / somewhat cold - 🔉
apua'latl - thaw / warm - 🔉
apua'toq - thaw / warm - 🔉
apu'jenatl - warm up by using body - 🔉
apu'jeng - warm up by using body - 🔉
apu'satl - warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat - 🔉
apu's'g - warm up - 🔉
epoqeg - slightly warm - 🔉
eppa'q - warm liquid - 🔉
eppaqsijig - warm (as in milk) / luke warm - 🔉
eppaqsit - warm liquid - 🔉
eppeteg - lukewarm liquid / lukewarm water - 🔉
epsatl - heat / warm up - 🔉
epseweg - radiates heat / give heat - 🔉
epsewet - radiate heat / give heat - 🔉
eps'g - heat / warm up - 🔉
epsimgewei - fever - 🔉
epsimgeweia'sit - becomes feverish - 🔉
epsit - feeling of hot body temperature / hot - 🔉
epsmat - keep own space hot / maintain dwelling at a high temperature / have own place at high temperature - 🔉
epteg - hot / hot temperature - 🔉
geljit - frozen / freeze - 🔉
gelt'g - frozen - 🔉
gisue'g - keeps one warm / warm (clothing) - 🔉
gisu'g'g - warmly dressed - 🔉
gisu'paqsijig - lukewarm (of liquid) - 🔉
gisu'piso'tlatl - dress up warmly - 🔉
menawjit - sensitive to cold / cold-blooded - 🔉
menawjit - sensitive to cold / cold-blooded - 🔉
mgumi - ice / icecube - 🔉
mgumi'gn - icicle - 🔉
mgumi'gnig - icy (in patches) - 🔉
mgumi'gnit - icy (in patches) - 🔉
minu'p'satl - reheat - 🔉
minu'p'sg - reheat - 🔉
newapalatl - cool off with water - 🔉
newapatoq - cool off with water - 🔉
nunmip'sit - moderately warm - 🔉
nunmip'teg - moderately warm - 🔉
pasgoqteg - burst (from excessive heat) / shatter (from excessive heat) - 🔉
pasgoqt'g - crack or split (from excessive cold) - 🔉
pemisugwit - paddle along - 🔉
pemitge'g - get cold (of weather) - 🔉
pemitgiaq - get chilly - 🔉
pemitgiet - getting cold - 🔉
poqjineweg - start to get cool / start of cool draft or breeze - 🔉
sesupe'g - slippery / slippery (due to weather) - 🔉
tega'latl - cool off - 🔉
tega'toq - cool off - 🔉
tegig - cold - 🔉
tegigata't - have cold feet - 🔉
tegigisg'g - chilly day - 🔉
tegiptnat - have cold hands - 🔉
tegistoq - cool - 🔉
tegit - cold - 🔉
teglo'qiaq - chilly evening - 🔉
tupig - frosted (as tree branch) - 🔉
wejaqamiet - boil - 🔉
welneweg - breezy / nice and cool (of air) - 🔉
welp'satl - warms up - 🔉
welp'sg - warm up - 🔉
welp'sit - nice and warm - 🔉
welp'smat - have well·heated house - 🔉
welp'teg - nice and warm - 🔉