we'ji'wet - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

we'ji'wet

Pronunciation guide: wee·jii·wet

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: She gives birth

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Nuji'j we'ji'wet ulagu.
My grandchild bore a child yesterday.

Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I bear a child

(first person singular animate)

we bear a child or children

(first person dual exclusive animate)

we bear children

(first person plural exclusive animate)

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we'ji'wet - give birth / bear child (said of woman when she bears child) - 🔉
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