wi'gatign - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

wi'gatign

Pronunciation guide: wii·ga·di·gên

Part of speech: noun inanimate
Translation: Paper

Meanings:

Example of word used in sentence:

Ge' jugwasgnnmui na pase'g wi'gatign.
Would you pass me that thick book.

Recording by Eunice (Listuguj) 🔉

Alternate forms:

Papers, books...

(plural)

ewi'g'g - write / mark down - 🔉
ewi'gigeg - write - 🔉
ewi'gigemgewei - notepad / pen / pencil / object used for writing - 🔉
ewi'giget - write - 🔉
ewi'gmuatl - write a letter to / write to - 🔉
gnugwaqan - marker / blaze (on tree) - 🔉
gnugwatign - letter (alphabet) / symbol / mark - 🔉
gomgwejui'gaqan - glyphics (Nnu/Mi'gmaw) / hieroglyphics (Nnu/Mi'gmaw) / character used to write Micmac - 🔉
gomgwejui'gas'g - written in Mi'gmaw glyph writing / written in Mi'gmaw hieroglyphics / Mi'gmaw glyph writing / Mi'gmaw hieroglyphics - 🔉
gomgwejui'gasit - hieroglyphic writing / sucker fish (gomgwej) writing / Nnu glyph writing / written in sucker fish (gomgwej) writing / written in Nnu glyph writing - 🔉
gomgwejui'giget - writes using Mi'gmaq hieroglyphics / writes using old Mi'gmaq hieroglyphics - 🔉
sa'se'wi'gatl - changes the writing - 🔉
sa'se'wi'g'g - changes the writing - 🔉
wi'gatign - paper / book / letter / newspaper (etc.) - 🔉
wi'gign - pen / pencil - 🔉