tewatalg - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW
tewatalg
Pronunciation guide: de·wa·dalkPart of speech: verb animate intransitiveTranslation: He/she eats outMeanings:
eat out
eat in restaurant
Example of word used in sentence:
Mu' etug ata'wissugwatigegw, muta te'siula'gw tewatalg.He/she must not know how to cook, because he/she eats out
every evening.
Alternate forms:
tewatal, I eat out (first person singular animate) We eat out (first person dual exclusive animate) We eat out (first person plural exclusive animate)
Other words from category food
ajioqjemin - blackberry🔉
ajioqjeminaqsi - blackberry bush🔉
alawei - pea🔉
aloqoman - grape🔉
alu'saq - lean meat / lean tissue🔉
amjaqamat - spread on / smear🔉
amjaqamuatl - spreads something for him/her / smeers something for him/her🔉
amqwan - spoon🔉
amqwanji'j - spoon🔉
apita'taqan - baking powder / baking soda / rising agent / yeast / leavening🔉
apjelmultimgewei - grain of rice🔉
aptaqanet - starve🔉
atuomgomin - strawberry🔉
egsitpu'gowei - breakfast / item pertaining to morning / event pertaining to morning🔉
egsitpugwatalg - eat breakfast🔉
egsitpu'gwatalmgewei - item for breakfast / food for breakfast🔉
ejgujg - squash / pumpkin🔉
ela'muet - ladle out / dish out the food🔉
elanqaiejit - stomach wall of a cow / tripe🔉
elm'joqteg - spread of food / setout (as table)🔉
elusgnawet - knead dough🔉
emegwatalg - eat disgusting food / eat in a disgusting manner / messy eater🔉
emtesgatalg - fussy eater / eat fussily / finicky eater🔉
enmapejit - carrot🔉
epistamit - using a piece of food dipped in
milk, syrup, or broth and eating it / sop up (with bread)🔉
e's - clam🔉
esge'g - raw / uncooked🔉
esg'patl - eat raw🔉
esg'tamit - eat raw food🔉
esg'tg - eat raw🔉
esg'tmm'gewei - cucumber / something to be eaten raw🔉
esmatl - feed🔉
essit - ripe🔉
etlapu'teg - brew🔉
etlatalg - eat🔉
etloqs'g - cook / bake🔉
etteg - ripe🔉
galgunawei - hard cookie / hardtack / biscuit🔉
gaqpesaw - smelt🔉
gastio'mi - molasses🔉
getma'tl - finish food / clean out of food / not leave any food🔉
getupatl - want to eat / want to taste🔉
getutg - want to eat / want to taste🔉
gewising - hungry🔉
gi'gassmatl - forcefeed / forcefully give food🔉
glitaw - strawberry / red raspberry (Nova Scotia and parts of New Brunswick) / berry🔉
glumg - wheat grain🔉
gmu'jmin - raspberry🔉
go'gomin - thornberry / hawthorn berry🔉
g's'talg - finished eating🔉
gulgwi'suei - pork🔉
gulgwi'su'mi - lard / pork fat🔉
gutapigwalatl - desalinate / desalt (by soaking in several changes of water)🔉
gutapigwatg - desalinate / desalt by soaking in several changes of water🔉
gweltanat - feast🔉
jigpatl - eat all / consume all🔉
jigt'g - eat all of / finish consuming🔉
jijjawignej - raisin🔉
laglem - cream🔉
lamuaw - yolk / egg yolk🔉
lapilas - flax seed🔉
lasiet - plate🔉
lasup - soup🔉
lasupe'ji'j - savory / summer savory🔉
lgetu - mushroom🔉
lgetue'get - gather mushrooms🔉
loqte'gniget - trap / set traps🔉
lusgnign - bannock / dough / biscuit🔉
malatalg - eat little / eat poorly / eat inadequately🔉
malipqwanj - hazelnut🔉
malqomatl - eat🔉
malqutg - eat🔉
masgwe'siman - pin cherry🔉
ma'susi - fern / fiddlehead🔉
matnugtesgewei - head cheese🔉
matuatalg - eat a little / snack / eat marginally🔉
matuesuei - porcupine meat🔉
matu'patl - eat scraps / eat a bit of🔉
matu't'g - eat a bit of / eat leftovers of🔉
megetg - eat plenty of / eat in abundance🔉
megetgl - eat plenty of / eat in abundance🔉
megwe'jit - beet🔉
mesa'toq - swallow / swallow slowly🔉
meseget - swallow quickly🔉
mespatl - tasted / tasted by eating / savored🔉
mest'g - taste / get a taste of🔉
metewatalg - makes a sound when eating🔉
mewisit - pick berries🔉
mewlia'gowei - dinner (noon meal) / lunch time meal / noon meal🔉
migwije'maqan - table fork🔉
mijipjewei - food🔉
mijjit - eat🔉
mijjuaqan - meal🔉
miloqsatl - cook in different ways🔉
miloqsawet - bake variety of pastry / make desserts / make sweets🔉
miloqs'g - cook in different ways🔉
mima'gwa'taqan - used for greasing / greaser (for pan)🔉
mimei - oil / grease🔉
minijg - berry / fruit / nut🔉
minuoqsatl - recook🔉
mlagejg - milk🔉
mlagejua'tat - add milk (to tea, coffee or drink)🔉
mlageju'mi - butter🔉
mlagejuo'q - milk container / milk bottle / milk pitcher🔉
moqopa'q - wine🔉
msaqa'gw - crust of bread / bark🔉
musgwatg - lick🔉
nespatalg - eat while otherwise occupied🔉
netugulimg - provisioning (time)🔉
netugulit - get provisions / provide🔉
nipi'l - cabbage🔉
o'platalg - eat improperly🔉
pa'le'we'l - barley🔉
pasgoqsign - jam🔉
passoqsatl - thicken by boiling / thicken by cooking🔉
pejuei - codfish meat🔉
pematalg - eat on the go🔉
pesgwatalg - graze (as cow or horse)🔉
pestmat - starve🔉
pestmo'qon - starvation🔉
petaqan - pie🔉
petaqanji'j - tart / small pie🔉
pewaqs'te'get - thrash (of wheat, grain etc.)🔉
pgu - gum / pitch / fudge🔉
pguman - blueberry🔉
pgumanapu - blueberry juice🔉
pgumane'get - go to get(pick) blueberries🔉
pgwejijg - cinnamon🔉
piesgmin - corn🔉
piliman - new potato🔉
pilse'g - numb / unsalted / under-salted / unsalted / under-salted🔉
pipnaqan - bread🔉
pipnaqane'ji'j - caraway seed🔉
pipnaqsign - piece of bread / slice of bread🔉
pipnaqsignji'j - small piece of bread🔉
pisoqotalg - eat much / eat alot / has good appetite🔉
pistamit - sop up (e.g., gravy, molasses) with bread🔉
pistamun - dip / bread spread or sop (fat, molasses, etc.)🔉
pitlanji'j - string bean🔉
piwtign - peeling (of fruit or vegetable)🔉
poggwitewei - buckwheat pancakes🔉
poqwa'lamgewei - choke cherry🔉
psa'mun - brisket🔉
pse's's - onion🔉
p'tew - broth🔉
p'tewei - tea🔉
p'teweie'mat - have tea break / take tea🔉
puggwana'latl - smoke (fish, etc.)🔉
puggwana'tasit_nme'j - smoked fish🔉
puggwana'teget - smoke (food)🔉
puggwana'toq - smoke (fish, etc.)🔉
puggwanaw - smoked (e.g. fish or meat)🔉
punatalg - stop eating🔉
pusgialigs'ta'gwet - frequently visits at meal-time for free meals🔉
qasgwatalg - eat a little at a time / snack🔉
salawa'tat - add salt🔉
salawa'toq - put/sprinkle salt on🔉
salawe'g - salty / salty🔉
salawe'g - salty / salty🔉
salawei - salt🔉
saqamu'guet - chew (gum)🔉
sasqale's - scallop🔉
seggw - sweet / sweet🔉
seggwewei - sweetener🔉
sewa'tat - sweeten his/her food / sweeten his/her drink🔉
sewl'g - sour / sour🔉
sewl'g - sour / sour🔉
sewlugowei - rhubarb🔉
s'gepn - wild potato / ground nut / Indian potato🔉
sgmugualaw - spruce gum🔉
sigupaqte'gn - buttermilk🔉
sisla'gwa'taqan - fry bread / pancake (fried cake)🔉
sismo'qon - sugar / maple sugar🔉
sismo'qonima'q - tastes sweet / tastes like sugar / smells like sugar / sweet (Bear River)🔉
so'gwistaqan - yeast🔉
soqpatl - chew🔉
suitis - candy🔉
tap'tan - potato🔉
telpatl - eat or gnaw on in such a way🔉
telt'g - eat in such a way / gnaw on🔉
te'pisewa'tat - add pepper to one's food🔉
te'pisewei - pepper🔉
te'plma'sewei - cheese🔉
tewatalg - eat out / eat in restaurant🔉
tia'muei - moose meat🔉
tia'mu'mi - moose fat or tallow🔉
tuli'jeweie'l - rice🔉
usgun - liver🔉
wape'jg - flour🔉
wapusuei - rabbit meat🔉
wasapeglaw - spruce gum🔉
wa'w - egg🔉
wela'gowei - supper🔉
weloqotalg - eat supper / have supper🔉
welpistamit - have good lunch (on bread dipped with molasses, syrup, broth,
milk etc.)🔉
weltamit - eat well / good·eating🔉
wenjua'p'tew - pea soup🔉
wenju's'gapun - turnip🔉
wenju'su'n - apple🔉
wenju'su'napu - apple juice / apple cider🔉
wesamatalg - overeat🔉
wesamla'muatl - overload (someone's) plate🔉
wesamoqsatl - overcook🔉
wesamoqs'g - overcook🔉
wesamoqteg - overcooked🔉
wetaqama'sit - eat (archaic) / snack🔉
wet'g - taste / sample a bit / try a bit of it🔉
wetpatl - taste🔉
wett'g - wind blowing from such direction / taste🔉
wigamig - lean (Nova Scotia)🔉
wigapu'g - taste good🔉
wigapugsit - taste good🔉
wi'gatignipgw - lettuce🔉
wigew - fat (animal) / lardon🔉
wigpatl - like taste of🔉
wigt'g - like taste of🔉
wigun - bean🔉
wilu - food / provisions🔉
wi'n - marrow🔉
winisqi - tripe🔉
wisqeg - bitter🔉
wiu'ji'j - small piece of meat🔉
wius - meat🔉
Other words from category eat