toqwa'q - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

toqwa'q

Pronunciation guide: dohk·waahk

Part of speech: verb inanimate intransitive
Translation: It is Autumn

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Ta'n tujiw toqwa'q na mawwela'lugwet atoqwa'su.
Trout is always plentiful in the fall.

Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

each or every autumn

(third person plural inanimate)

apipunsit - spend winter / pass winter - 🔉
aqam - snowshoe - 🔉
gaqaliteg - snow all melted - 🔉
gep't'g - frozen over (water) - 🔉
gesig - winter - 🔉
gesigewei - associated with winter / winter one / associated with winter / winter one - 🔉
gesigewei - associated with winter / winter one / associated with winter / winter one - 🔉
gsin - past winter - 🔉
gsinug - next winter / forthcoming winter - 🔉
gtiginipn - summer before last - 🔉
gtigipug - last winter - 🔉
lasguaw - snowshoe - 🔉
ma'munipsaq - snow heavily - 🔉
matamasumteget - wades through snow towards the road - 🔉
newtipug - all winter / one winter - 🔉
nipg - summer - 🔉
nipn - last summer - 🔉
nipnug - next summer - 🔉
panianug - next spring - 🔉
paniaq - end of the snow period - 🔉
pejipug - winter arrives - 🔉
pejipunmit - come to experience winter - 🔉
pejipunsit - comes to spend winter / settle in for winter - 🔉
siggw - spring / springtime - 🔉
sigun - last spring - 🔉
sigunug - next spring - 🔉
toqwa'q - fall / autumn - 🔉
tqo'nug - next fall - 🔉
welipug - nice winter - 🔉
welipunsit - have nice winter - 🔉
wigumgewigu's - September - 🔉