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

wejitoq

Pronunciation guide: we·ji·dohk

Part of speech: verb inanimate transitive
Translation: He/she makes it from something

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Pata'wti wejitu na lasqo'plaq ignmuioqopnig.
I made a table from the boards you gave me.

Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

I make it from something

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

We make it from something

(1p-3ip)

eliatl - make / build - 🔉
eloqomgiatg - fit handle on - 🔉
eltoq - make / build / earn - 🔉
etliatl - making - 🔉
etlitoq - create / make - 🔉
ewi'gat - build house / make camp or dwelling - 🔉
gisiatl - creates / made - 🔉
gisitoq - finish making - 🔉
lisgnuaqan - weaving / knitting - 🔉
miguteget - plane (as in carpentry) - 🔉
napgwetoq - copy - 🔉
ne'patoq - earn / kill something - 🔉
nujitoq - make professionally - 🔉
teliatl - make as such / make so / make that way - 🔉
telitoq - make as such / make in such a way - 🔉
tepgisitoq - make separately / build individually - 🔉
te'sipowji'j - young horse / foal / portable work bench (in carpentry) / sawhorse - 🔉
wejiatl - make from / make out of - 🔉
wejitoq - make from / make out of - 🔉