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

tepignaq

Pronunciation guide: de·bi·gê·nahk

Part of speech: verb inanimate intransitive
Translation: It is strong enough

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Tepignaq ula gnnmn tapu'gl pituimtnaqanl ngatignn.
It is strong enough to hold two thousand pounds.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

they are strong enough

(third person plural inanimate)

amalamatl - looks weak / appears inadequate - 🔉
amalapt'g - looks weak / appears inadequate - 🔉
gesimlgignat - very strong - 🔉
melgignaq - strong - 🔉
melgignat - strong - 🔉
melgiji'nm - strong man / solid man / giant (from Pacifique's Grammer glossery) - 🔉
melgita't - courageous / brave - 🔉
melg'pugua'sit - stands hard or strong / take a stand / unrelenting / insist - 🔉
menaqanaq - weak - 🔉
menaqanat - weak - 🔉
menata't - cowardly / weak / weak willed - 🔉
mlgignewinu - strong person - 🔉
telmnaqanaq - so weak - 🔉
telmnaqanat - so weak - 🔉
temina'latl - tear or rip - 🔉
temina'toq - tear or rip - 🔉
tepignaq - strong enough - 🔉
tepignat - strong enough - 🔉
tepimlge'g - hard enough / hard enough - 🔉
waqaje'g - physically weak / not strong - 🔉
wissuignematl - overpower / overcome / conquer - 🔉
wissuignetg - overpower / overcome / conquer - 🔉