wett'g - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW
wett'g
Pronunciation guide: wet·têk
Part of speech: verb inanimate intransitiveTranslation: The wind is blowing from such directionMeanings:
wind blowing from such direction
Example of word used in sentence:
Ugjipenug wett'g.The wind is blowing from the East.
Part of speech: verb inanimate transitiveTranslation: He/she tastes itMeanings:
Example of word used in sentence:
Nige' amgwes wettm na lentugewei.Now I'm going to taste deer meat for the first time.
Variant spelling(s) : Alternate forms:
wettm, I taste it (first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object) We taste it (first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
Other words from category wind
Other words from category food
ajioqjemin - blackberry🔉
ajioqjeminaqsi - blackberry bush🔉
alawei - pea🔉
aloqoman - grape🔉
alu'saq - lean meat / lean tissue🔉
amjaqamat - spread on / smear🔉
amjaqamuatl - spreads something for him/her / smeers something for him/her🔉
amqwan - spoon🔉
amqwanji'j - spoon🔉
apita'taqan - baking powder / baking soda / rising agent / yeast / leavening🔉
apjelmultimgewei - grain of rice🔉
aptaqanet - starve🔉
atuomgomin - strawberry🔉
egsitpu'gowei - breakfast / item pertaining to morning / event pertaining to morning🔉
egsitpugwatalg - eat breakfast🔉
egsitpu'gwatalmgewei - item for breakfast / food for breakfast🔉
ejgujg - squash / pumpkin🔉
ela'muet - ladle out / dish out the food🔉
elanqaiejit - stomach wall of a cow / tripe🔉
elm'joqteg - spread of food / setout (as table)🔉
elusgnawet - knead dough🔉
emegwatalg - eat disgusting food / eat in a disgusting manner / messy eater🔉
emtesgatalg - fussy eater / eat fussily / finicky eater🔉
enmapejit - carrot🔉
epistamit - using a piece of food dipped in
milk, syrup, or broth and eating it / sop up (with bread)🔉
e's - clam🔉
esge'g - raw / uncooked🔉
esg'patl - eat raw🔉
esg'tamit - eat raw food🔉
esg'tg - eat raw🔉
esg'tmm'gewei - cucumber / something to be eaten raw🔉
esmatl - feed🔉
essit - ripe🔉
etlapu'teg - brew🔉
etlatalg - eat🔉
etloqs'g - cook / bake🔉
etteg - ripe🔉
galgunawei - hard cookie / hardtack / biscuit🔉
gaqpesaw - smelt🔉
gastio'mi - molasses🔉
getma'tl - finish food / clean out of food / not leave any food🔉
getupatl - want to eat / want to taste🔉
getutg - want to eat / want to taste🔉
gewising - hungry🔉
gi'gassmatl - forcefeed / forcefully give food🔉
glitaw - strawberry / red raspberry (Nova Scotia and parts of New Brunswick) / berry🔉
glumg - wheat grain🔉
gmu'jmin - raspberry🔉
go'gomin - thornberry / hawthorn berry🔉
g's'talg - finished eating🔉
gulgwi'suei - pork🔉
gulgwi'su'mi - lard / pork fat🔉
gutapigwalatl - desalinate / desalt (by soaking in several changes of water)🔉
gutapigwatg - desalinate / desalt by soaking in several changes of water🔉
gweltanat - feast🔉
jigpatl - eat all / consume all🔉
jigt'g - eat all of / finish consuming🔉
jijjawignej - raisin🔉
laglem - cream🔉
lamuaw - yolk / egg yolk🔉
lapilas - flax seed🔉
lasiet - plate🔉
lasup - soup🔉
lasupe'ji'j - savory / summer savory🔉
lgetu - mushroom🔉
lgetue'get - gather mushrooms🔉
loqte'gniget - trap / set traps🔉
lusgnign - bannock / dough / biscuit🔉
malatalg - eat little / eat poorly / eat inadequately🔉
malipqwanj - hazelnut🔉
malqomatl - eat🔉
malqutg - eat🔉
masgwe'siman - pin cherry🔉
ma'susi - fern / fiddlehead🔉
matnugtesgewei - head cheese🔉
matuatalg - eat a little / snack / eat marginally🔉
matuesuei - porcupine meat🔉
matu'patl - eat scraps / eat a bit of🔉
matu't'g - eat a bit of / eat leftovers of🔉
megetg - eat plenty of / eat in abundance🔉
megetgl - eat plenty of / eat in abundance🔉
megwe'jit - beet🔉
mesa'toq - swallow / swallow slowly🔉
meseget - swallow quickly🔉
mespatl - tasted / tasted by eating / savored🔉
mest'g - taste / get a taste of🔉
metewatalg - makes a sound when eating🔉
mewisit - pick berries🔉
mewlia'gowei - dinner (noon meal) / lunch time meal / noon meal🔉
migwije'maqan - table fork🔉
mijipjewei - food🔉
mijjit - eat🔉
mijjuaqan - meal🔉
miloqsatl - cook in different ways🔉
miloqsawet - bake variety of pastry / make desserts / make sweets🔉
miloqs'g - cook in different ways🔉
mima'gwa'taqan - used for greasing / greaser (for pan)🔉
mimei - oil / grease🔉
minijg - berry / fruit / nut🔉
minuoqsatl - recook🔉
mlagejg - milk🔉
mlagejua'tat - add milk (to tea, coffee or drink)🔉
mlageju'mi - butter🔉
mlagejuo'q - milk container / milk bottle / milk pitcher🔉
moqopa'q - wine🔉
msaqa'gw - crust of bread / bark🔉
musgwatg - lick🔉
nespatalg - eat while otherwise occupied🔉
netugulimg - provisioning (time)🔉
netugulit - get provisions / provide🔉
nipi'l - cabbage🔉
o'platalg - eat improperly🔉
pa'le'we'l - barley🔉
pasgoqsign - jam🔉
passoqsatl - thicken by boiling / thicken by cooking🔉
pejuei - codfish meat🔉
pematalg - eat on the go🔉
pesgwatalg - graze (as cow or horse)🔉
pestmat - starve🔉
pestmo'qon - starvation🔉
petaqan - pie🔉
petaqanji'j - tart / small pie🔉
pewaqs'te'get - thrash (of wheat, grain etc.)🔉
pgu - gum / pitch / fudge🔉
pguman - blueberry🔉
pgumanapu - blueberry juice🔉
pgumane'get - go to get(pick) blueberries🔉
pgwejijg - cinnamon🔉
piesgmin - corn🔉
piliman - new potato🔉
pilse'g - numb / unsalted / under-salted / unsalted / under-salted🔉
pipnaqan - bread🔉
pipnaqane'ji'j - caraway seed🔉
pipnaqsign - piece of bread / slice of bread🔉
pipnaqsignji'j - small piece of bread🔉
pisoqotalg - eat much / eat alot / has good appetite🔉
pistamit - sop up (e.g., gravy, molasses) with bread🔉
pistamun - dip / bread spread or sop (fat, molasses, etc.)🔉
pitlanji'j - string bean🔉
piwtign - peeling (of fruit or vegetable)🔉
poggwitewei - buckwheat pancakes🔉
poqwa'lamgewei - choke cherry🔉
psa'mun - brisket🔉
pse's's - onion🔉
p'tew - broth🔉
p'tewei - tea🔉
p'teweie'mat - have tea break / take tea🔉
puggwana'latl - smoke (fish, etc.)🔉
puggwana'tasit_nme'j - smoked fish🔉
puggwana'teget - smoke (food)🔉
puggwana'toq - smoke (fish, etc.)🔉
puggwanaw - smoked (e.g. fish or meat)🔉
punatalg - stop eating🔉
pusgialigs'ta'gwet - frequently visits at meal-time for free meals🔉
qasgwatalg - eat a little at a time / snack🔉
salawa'tat - add salt🔉
salawa'toq - put/sprinkle salt on🔉
salawe'g - salty / salty🔉
salawe'g - salty / salty🔉
salawei - salt🔉
saqamu'guet - chew (gum)🔉
sasqale's - scallop🔉
seggw - sweet / sweet🔉
seggwewei - sweetener🔉
sewa'tat - sweeten his/her food / sweeten his/her drink🔉
sewl'g - sour / sour🔉
sewl'g - sour / sour🔉
sewlugowei - rhubarb🔉
s'gepn - wild potato / ground nut / Indian potato🔉
sgmugualaw - spruce gum🔉
sigupaqte'gn - buttermilk🔉
sisla'gwa'taqan - fry bread / pancake (fried cake)🔉
sismo'qon - sugar / maple sugar🔉
sismo'qonima'q - tastes sweet / tastes like sugar / smells like sugar / sweet (Bear River)🔉
so'gwistaqan - yeast🔉
soqpatl - chew🔉
suitis - candy🔉
tap'tan - potato🔉
telpatl - eat or gnaw on in such a way🔉
telt'g - eat in such a way / gnaw on🔉
te'pisewa'tat - add pepper to one's food🔉
te'pisewei - pepper🔉
te'plma'sewei - cheese🔉
tewatalg - eat out / eat in restaurant🔉
tia'muei - moose meat🔉
tia'mu'mi - moose fat or tallow🔉
tuli'jeweie'l - rice🔉
usgun - liver🔉
wape'jg - flour🔉
wapusuei - rabbit meat🔉
wasapeglaw - spruce gum🔉
wa'w - egg🔉
wela'gowei - supper🔉
weloqotalg - eat supper / have supper🔉
welpistamit - have good lunch (on bread dipped with molasses, syrup, broth,
milk etc.)🔉
weltamit - eat well / good·eating🔉
wenjua'p'tew - pea soup🔉
wenju's'gapun - turnip🔉
wenju'su'n - apple🔉
wenju'su'napu - apple juice / apple cider🔉
wesamatalg - overeat🔉
wesamla'muatl - overload (someone's) plate🔉
wesamoqsatl - overcook🔉
wesamoqs'g - overcook🔉
wesamoqteg - overcooked🔉
wetaqama'sit - eat (archaic) / snack🔉
wet'g - taste / sample a bit / try a bit of it🔉
wetpatl - taste🔉
wett'g - wind blowing from such direction / taste🔉
wigamig - lean (Nova Scotia)🔉
wigapu'g - taste good🔉
wigapugsit - taste good🔉
wi'gatignipgw - lettuce🔉
wigew - fat (animal) / lardon🔉
wigpatl - like taste of🔉
wigt'g - like taste of🔉
wigun - bean🔉
wilu - food / provisions🔉
wi'n - marrow🔉
winisqi - tripe🔉
wisqeg - bitter🔉
wiu'ji'j - small piece of meat🔉
wius - meat🔉