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welp'smat
Pronunciation guide:
wel·bê·sê·mat
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉
Recording by Joe (Listuguj) 🔉
Part of speech:
verb animate intransitive
Translation:
He/she has a well·heated house
Meanings:
have well·heated house
Example of word used in sentence:
Gesig ula wigulti'gw, amujpa welp'sma'tigw.
Here where we live, we have to heat our homes well in the wiinter time.
Recording by Diane (Listuguj) 🔉
Alternate forms:
welp'smai,
I have a well·heated house
(first person singular animate)
welp'smaieg,
We have a well·heated house
(first person dual exclusive animate)
welp'sma'tieg,
We have a well·heated house
(first person plural exclusive animate)
Other words from category temperature
amip'sit
- slightly warm / somewhat warm
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amip'teg
- slightly warm / somewhat warm
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amitge'g
- bit cold / somewhat cold
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amitgig
- bit cold / somewhat cold
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amitgit
- bit cold / somewhat cold
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apua'latl
- thaw / warm
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apua'toq
- thaw / warm
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apu'jenatl
- warm up by using body
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apu'jeng
- warm up by using body
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apu'satl
- warm up by applying heat / warm up by using body heat
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apu's'g
- warm up
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epoqeg
- slightly warm
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eppa'q
- warm liquid
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eppaqsijig
- warm (as in milk) / luke warm
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eppaqsit
- warm liquid
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eppeteg
- lukewarm liquid / lukewarm water
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epsatl
- heat / warm up
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epseweg
- radiates heat / give heat
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epsewet
- radiate heat / give heat
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eps'g
- heat / warm up
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epsimgewei
- fever
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epsimgeweia'sit
- becomes feverish
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epsit
- feeling of hot body temperature / hot
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epsmat
- keep own space hot / maintain dwelling at a high temperature / have own place at high temperature
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epteg
- hot / hot temperature
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geljit
- frozen / freeze
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gelt'g
- frozen
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gisue'g
- keeps one warm / warm (clothing)
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gisu'g'g
- warmly dressed
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gisu'paqsijig
- lukewarm (of liquid)
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gisu'piso'tlatl
- dress up warmly
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menawjit
- sensitive to cold / cold-blooded
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menawjit
- sensitive to cold / cold-blooded
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mgumi
- ice / icecube
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mgumi'gn
- icicle
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mgumi'gnig
- icy (in patches)
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mgumi'gnit
- icy (in patches)
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minu'p'satl
- reheat
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minu'p'sg
- reheat
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newapalatl
- cool off with water
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newapatoq
- cool off with water
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nunmip'sit
- moderately warm
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nunmip'teg
- moderately warm
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pasgoqteg
- burst (from excessive heat) / shatter (from excessive heat)
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pasgoqt'g
- crack or split (from excessive cold)
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pemisugwit
- paddle along
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pemitge'g
- get cold (of weather)
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pemitgiaq
- get chilly
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pemitgiet
- getting cold
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poqjineweg
- start to get cool / start of cool draft or breeze
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sesupe'g
- slippery / slippery (due to weather)
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tega'latl
- cool off
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tega'toq
- cool off
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tegig
- cold
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tegigata't
- have cold feet
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tegigisg'g
- chilly day
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tegiptnat
- have cold hands
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tegistoq
- cool
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tegit
- cold
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teglo'qiaq
- chilly evening
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tupig
- frosted (as tree branch)
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wejaqamiet
- boil
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welneweg
- breezy / nice and cool (of air)
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welp'satl
- warms up
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welp'sg
- warm up
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welp'sit
- nice and warm
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welp'smat
- have well·heated house
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welp'teg
- nice and warm
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