witua'tijig - Mi'gmaq Mi'kmaq Micmac Online Talking Dictionary - PREVIEW

Other words from category boat

• gisigu'lgw - old canoe or boat - 🔉
• glpisun - anchor - 🔉
• gwitn - canoe - 🔉
• gwitna'q - go by canoe - 🔉
• jigalugg - paddle alone or singlehandedly / pole alone or singlehandedly - 🔉
• ji'matg - paddle / row - 🔉
• ji'met - row / paddle - 🔉
• lapugwan - three masted sailing ship - 🔉
• oqwasa'toq - beach (canoe) / pull up on the shore - 🔉
• paltaqan - gunwale (of boat) / trim (door, window, baseboard, crown molding) - 🔉
• pemji'malatl - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• pemji'matg - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• pemji'met - paddle along / row along - 🔉
• poqtamgwe'get - start off poling (in boat) - 🔉
• poqtisugwit - start off by boat / begin or start paddling - 🔉
• pugtewu'lgw - steamboat / steamship - 🔉
• salpo'l - sailboat / ship - 🔉
• salpolgu'j - small sailboat - 🔉
• segi'gn - sail - 🔉
• sewtaqa'taqan - barge / raft / trailer - 🔉
• sno'pi - stern paddle / steering paddle / sculling oar - 🔉
• u'ta'qan - paddle - 🔉
• we'gwamgwe'get - pole (boat) to a certain spot - 🔉
• we'gwiji'met - paddle or row until... - 🔉
• wejgwigwitna'q - come by canoe - 🔉
• wejgwina'taqamisugwit - paddle to shore - 🔉
• wejgwisugwit - come rowing or paddling toward - 🔉
• welipot - rowboat - 🔉
• witua'tijig - partners in boat (used in guiding) - 🔉

Other words from category fish

• agumegw - herring - 🔉
• ajoqlue'j - perch - 🔉
• a'lutasit - guide (by boat) / fishing guide - 🔉
• anagwe'j - flounder - 🔉
• a'papi - rope / fishing line - 🔉
• a'pi - net / fishnet - 🔉
• a'pia'q - using a net / fishing with a net - 🔉
• a'piet - fish with net - 🔉
• a'pimit - have net - 🔉
• atoqwa'su - trout - 🔉
• atoqwa'sue'get - fish for trout - 🔉
• awaniwsget - fishes poorly / unskilled fisherman - 🔉
• egwitamet - fish - 🔉
• elqane'j - ground fish / any bottom feeder - 🔉
• e's - clam - 🔉
• gaqpesaw - smelt - 🔉
• ga't - eel - 🔉
• ga'tewe'get - hunt eels / catch eels - 🔉
• ga'tomi - eelskin - 🔉
• glatpetaw - freshwater catfish / horned pout (kind of fish) - 🔉
• gomgwej - sucker (fish) - 🔉
• go'pign - dip net (for fish) - 🔉
• gwi'sit - jump (reference to fish) - 🔉
• jagej - lobster - 🔉
• jagejue'get - trap lobsters - 🔉
• jigaw - bass - 🔉
• mena'piet - remove fish from a net - 🔉
• mena'piget - remove a net from the water - 🔉
• mgign - hook / fish hook - 🔉
• mntmu - oyster - 🔉
• msamu - shad - 🔉
• najiwsget - go fishing - 🔉
• najsigwet - check traps or nets - 🔉
• nantuat - hunt eels in mud - 🔉
• napemegw - male fish - 🔉
• nigoq - fishing spear - 🔉
• nigoqji'j - small two·pronged spear - 🔉
• nigoqol - eel spear - 🔉
• nijinj - roe / seed - 🔉
• nisaqan - weir - 🔉
• nme'j - fish - 🔉
• nme'ji'j - any small fish / herring - 🔉
• nme'juaqan - fishery / fishing industry - 🔉
• nme'juo'q - fish bowl / fish tank - 🔉
• peju - codfish - 🔉
• pejue'get - fish for cod - 🔉
• pejuei - codfish meat - 🔉
• pesa'la - skin fish - 🔉
• pe'talatl - catch fish - 🔉
• piwiges - scale (fish) - 🔉
• plamu - salmon - 🔉
• plamugwet - fish for salmon - 🔉
• plamuj - tommy cod / frost fish - 🔉
• poqjigwitmet - start off to fish - 🔉
• poqjiwsget - begin to fish - 🔉
• pqalmawj - black salmon - 🔉
• put'p - whale - 🔉
• sasap - jellyfish - 🔉
• sasqale's - scallop - 🔉
• seta'su - squid - 🔉
• sgwemegw - female fish - 🔉
• siga'lat - spawn / to produce or deposit (eggs) as fishes or frogs do - 🔉
• siga'law - spawn / (eggs) deposited from fishes or frogs - 🔉
• siglati - shark - 🔉
• so'qomu'j - minnow / gudgeon / sardine - 🔉
• taqawan - grilse / young salmon / young salmon after its first return from the sea - 🔉
• taqawanapi - grilse net / trout net - 🔉
• taqawanji'j - grilse - 🔉
• tmtmu - oyster - 🔉
• umiggn - fishing gear / fishing rod - 🔉
• usgaqan - fishery / fishing industry - 🔉
• usgewinu - fisher - 🔉
• wapigle'wj - male salmon - 🔉
• waqtian - fish entrails / small fish entrails - 🔉
• wesget - fish - 🔉
• wisnaw - perch - 🔉
• witua'tijig - partners in boat (used in guiding) - 🔉

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