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

uggwata'q

Pronunciation guide: uk·kwa·daahk

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she goes by foot.

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Tami wejiggwata'q?
Where did s/he walk from?

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I go by foot

(first person singular animate)

we go by foot

(first person dual exclusive animate)

we go by foot

(first person plural exclusive animate)

elaptoq - make tracks toward / leave footprints to - 🔉
enml'ga't - walk onward / walk home - 🔉
gimsgwet - walk quietly / tiptoe - 🔉
ginateja'sit - strut on / proudly going - 🔉
gisigu'lega't - walk like an old person - 🔉
me'sipmiet - incapable of walking - 🔉
peji'taqamat - trip (over) - 🔉
pematpe'pit - run along with head abobbing - 🔉
pemijajiga'sit - move along the shore / walk along shore - 🔉
peml'ga't - walk along - 🔉
pesoqtesgmat - trip / miss step / stumble - 🔉
pesoqtesgmuatl - trips him/her - 🔉
petaptu'sit - comes with the aid of a cane - 🔉
petasenmat - come walking with light or torch - 🔉
pisgwetesg'g - track inside (mud, snow, water) - 🔉
siawa'sit - keep on going / continue - 🔉
siwpmiet - tired of walking - 🔉
uggwata'q - go by foot / travel by walking / walk - 🔉
wejgwitu'gwe'pit - come scuttling with pounding feet - 🔉
wejiqolomgwipmiet - return moving along with drooping head / return walking along with drooping head / come from somewhere with a drooped head / move along with drooping head because... / walking along with drooping head because... - 🔉
wejiqolomgwipmiet - return moving along with drooping head / return walking along with drooping head / come from somewhere with a drooped head / move along with drooping head because... / walking along with drooping head because... - 🔉
welpmiet - go or move about well / operates well - 🔉