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uggwisit

Pronunciation guide: uk·kwi·sit

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

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she has a son

Meanings:

have son

Example of word used in sentence:

Telta'siap uggwisit, gatu etugjel umisl etlmigwite'tmaqal.
I thought he/she had a son, but perhaps I am thinking of his/her older sister.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I have a son

(first person singular animate)

We have a son

(first person dual exclusive animate)

We have sons

(first person plural exclusive animate)

Other words from category kinship

elaq - resemble - 🔉
elatijig - resemble one another - 🔉
gigjagumatl - closely related to - 🔉
giju' - mother / mom - 🔉
gneg_wetagutijig - distant relatives or relations - 🔉
gwi's - son / boy / little brother - 🔉
gwitji'j - son / sonny - 🔉
lu'suesgwewa'sit - perform duties of prospective daughter·in·law / become a prospective daughter·in·law / become a daughter·in·law - 🔉
lu'sue'sgwewit - is a daughter·in·law - 🔉
lu'sugwewa'sit - becomes a son·in·law - 🔉
mtesan - youngest child born in a family / youngest born / last born child - 🔉
nemijgami' - grampa / grandfather (term of respect for old man) - 🔉
nmi' - grandmother / granny / term of affection for grandmother - 🔉
nsugwi' - aunty! - 🔉
nugumi - granny! / grammie! - 🔉
pitu'nmijgamij - great·grandfather - 🔉
pitu'nugumij - great·grandmother - 🔉
pitu'nuji'j - great·grandchild - 🔉
ta'ta - daddy! (baby talk) - 🔉
tata't - father! / dad - 🔉
telagumatl - related to someone as such / thus related to someone / related to someone in this way - 🔉
telagutijig - related as such to each other / thus related to each other / related to each other in this way - 🔉
tepqatg - married - 🔉
tewitpaqatg - married out (off the community) - 🔉
tewmalie'wit - marry out / marry someone from outside of the community - 🔉
toqonasit - live common·law - 🔉
uggwe'ji'jl - younger sister - 🔉
uggwijewigtug - maternal side - 🔉
uggwisit - have son - 🔉
uggwisl - son - 🔉
uggwitl - mother - 🔉
ugjignaml - younger brother - 🔉
ugjigsu'g - family - 🔉
ugjiljl - father-in-law - 🔉
ugji'nmuml - husban - 🔉
ugjugwi'jijl - mother-in-law - 🔉
ugsisl - older brother - 🔉
ugsml - niece - 🔉
ugsugwisl - aunt - 🔉
ugte'piteml - wife - 🔉
ugtlamugsisl - uncle - 🔉
ugtlu'sue'sgwul - daughter-in-law - 🔉
ugtlu'sugul - son-in-law - 🔉
ugtusl - daughter - 🔉
ugtutem - clan / totem - 🔉
ugumijl - grandmother - 🔉
uji'jl - grandchild - 🔉
ujjewigtug - on his/her father's side / from his/her father's side / on paternal side - 🔉
ujjewit - father - 🔉
ujjit - have father - 🔉
ujjl - father - 🔉
ulugsl - nephew - 🔉
umaqtaml - brother in law (for male speaker) / sister in law (for female speaker) - 🔉
umijgamijl - grandfather - 🔉
umisit - have older sister - 🔉
umisl - older sister - 🔉
umtesann - last born - 🔉
ungi'gug - parents - 🔉
ungi'gul - parent / ancestor - 🔉
unjann - child - 🔉
wettaqia'tijig - share common descent - 🔉
wettaqiet - descendant of / related - 🔉
wigmaq - family / relative - 🔉
wijig'tijig - siblings / related as brothers and/or sisters - 🔉
wijigumatl - sibling to / have sibling, brother or sister - 🔉
wo'gumal - cousin / relative - 🔉
wo'gumatijig - related (as kin) - 🔉