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ugtulit

Pronunciation guide: uk·tu·lit

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

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

Meanings:

has a vehicle
has a boat

Example of word used in sentence:

Mu nuta'nug nmisguanenu Pie'l, ugtulit.
No need to get Pierre, he has his canoe.

Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Variant spelling(s): ugtulmit

Alternate forms:

I have a vehicle

(first person singular animate)

we have a vehicle

(first person dual exclusive animate)

we have a vehicle

(first person plural exclusive animate)

Other words from category vehicle

enmateja'latl - convey onward / drive home (in vehicle) - 🔉
maqigtulit - have a big boat - 🔉
npuinu'ulgw - hearse / vehicle (boat) used to transport the deceased - 🔉
oqtatqa'toq - put into drydock - 🔉
pema'gwi'teget - steering - 🔉
pemgwi't'g - steer along - 🔉
pemiaq - move along / going by - 🔉
pnasu'lgw - ship / vessel - 🔉
slapn - low·bottomed wagon - 🔉
tepaqan - vehicle / sleigh / toboggan / sled - 🔉
ugtul - boat / vehicle / car - 🔉
ugtulit - has a vehicle / has a boat - 🔉
utepaqan - toboggan / car / wagon / sled - 🔉

Other words from category transportation

aqam - snowshoe - 🔉
asoqomm'taqan - ferry / boat - 🔉
asoqo'mutaqan - ferry / boat - 🔉
awti - road / trail - 🔉
awtiget - make road / clear path / charge fee - 🔉
awti'j - path / trail - 🔉
egsitpu'gwewulgw - morning train, boat, etc. / morning vessel - 🔉
ejigla'latl - take away - 🔉
ejigla'toq - take away - 🔉
ejigliwsit - move away / change place of residence - 🔉
elatejimatl - drag toward / pull toward - 🔉
elatejitoq - drag over / drag toward / pull to - 🔉
elteja'latl - take by vehicle toward - 🔉
elteja'toq - take by vehicle toward - 🔉
ewjo'lajig - transport - 🔉
ewjo'toqol - transport - 🔉
galiulg - sleigh - 🔉
ga's - train - 🔉
gwitn - canoe - 🔉
gwitna'q - go by canoe - 🔉
iga'q - arrive - 🔉
iga't - arrive - 🔉
lapugwan - three masted sailing ship - 🔉
lasguaw - snowshoe - 🔉
maqigtulit - have a big boat - 🔉
mlawa'latl - take from shore / take off-shore - 🔉
mnnawa'latl - take from shore / take off-shore - 🔉
nutateji'putasit - passenger / person who takes a cab / passenger - 🔉
pangeji'j - pung / horse drawn winter sleigh on runners / sleigh - 🔉
pejo'laji - bring them / haul or deliver them - 🔉
pejo'toql - brings them / haul or deliver in bulk - 🔉
pemijajigisugwit - paddle along the shore - 🔉
pemiji'met - paddle along / row along - 🔉
petgnejig - arrive at destination - 🔉
poqjigwitna'q - start off by canoe / goes by canoe - 🔉
poqtamgwe'get - start off poling (in boat) - 🔉
poqtisugwit - start off by boat / begin or start paddling - 🔉
pugtewu'lgw - steamboat / steamship - 🔉
puljain - train - 🔉
puljainawti - railroad track - 🔉
qa'sgwit - gallop - 🔉
siawa'latl - keeps on going with / continue with - 🔉
sngatigna'taqan - raft (of logs) - 🔉
sngatigna'teget - boom / work on boom - 🔉
tepa'sit - get on / get aboard - 🔉
tepa'toq - put aboard / put it on something - 🔉
ugtul - boat / vehicle / car - 🔉
ugtulit - has a vehicle / has a boat - 🔉
u'ta'qan - paddle - 🔉
weiteja'latl - drive from / test·drive - 🔉
weiteja'toq - drive from / test·drive - 🔉
wejgwa'latl - bring or come with - 🔉
wejgwaqteget - come sailing toward - 🔉
wejgwigwitna'q - come by canoe - 🔉