wejignematl - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

wejignematl

Pronunciation guide: we·jig·ne·ma·dêl

Part of speech: verb animate transitive
Translation: He/she challenges him/her

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Pie'l wejignematl ugsisl.
Peter challenges his older brother.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I challenge him/her

(first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)

I challenge you

(first person singular animate subject, second person singular animate object)

He/she challenges me

(third person singular animate subject, first person singular animate object)

awana'qiet - incapable / not able to do - 🔉
awane'g - awkward / inexperienced / incapable of doing / lacks ability - 🔉
awaneiwatl - awkward in handling / inexperienced in handling / incompetent in operating / incompetent in handling - 🔉
awane'jit - awkward one / unskilled one - 🔉
awangiljet - read poorly - 🔉
awaniwsget - fishes poorly / unskilled fisherman - 🔉
awanlugwet - unskilled worker / works poorly - 🔉
awanmila'sit - plays poorly - 🔉
awano'tg - operate poorly / handle poorly / handle awkwardly - 🔉
gisgajiet - have patience / measure up to / able - 🔉
nata'nmat - good at whatever they do / capable person / handy / handyman / jack of all trades - 🔉
natawa'qa'latl - skillful in handling / competent in doing - 🔉
natawaqa'toq - skillful in handling / competent in doing - 🔉
natawe'g - self sufficient / know how to get by / know one's way around / worldly wise / clever - 🔉
wejignematl - challenge - 🔉
wejuowita'sit - absent·minded - 🔉
westawlet - gifted - 🔉
wettepne'g - try to catch up with - 🔉