Related entries for category "Condition & State"
- a'qatapit : half intoxicated / somewhat intoxicated
- alm'stapueg : shriveled up
- alm'stapuet : shriveled up from soaking in water
- amjepit : tipsy
- amjimoqpit : stuck
- amjimoqteg : stuck
- amjimoqtesg : caught and stuck
- amjimoqtesing : caught and stuck
- amjimoqwa'latl : stuck inside of hole (pipe) / stuck and laying down
- amjimoqwa'sit : stuck / unable to move
- amjimoqwa'toq : cause to be stuck
- an'stawe'g : delicate / fragile
- apitapueg : waterlogged
- apitapuet : waterlogged
- apt'tesg : stuck
- apt'tesing : stuck
- apt'tesmatl : cause to get stuck
- apt'testoq : cause to get stuck / stuck
- aptlamig : stuffy / suffocate
- ejaqan'jetesgmat : wear out shoe(s) on one side
- emegwaltugwepit : messy hair / awful looking hairdo / bad hair day
- esge'g : raw / uncooked
- esgig : green / not dryed(firewood) / uncured
- esgit : green(of foliage) / uncured
- essit : ripe
- etlipiasatl : dry / cure (plank)
- etlipiasg : dry / cure (wood)
- etlipiasit : dry
- etlipiateg : drying up / cure (of green wood)
- etteg : ripe
- ewe'g'pit : loose
- ewe'g'teg : loose
- ewle'jg : poor / poor condition
- ewle'jit : unfortunate / needy / poor / poor condition
- ewllugwet : poor quality work / badly done work
- ewnasiaq : gone awry / mixed up / topsy turvy / confused
- gaqapiasit : dried up / finished drying up / finished drying out / thoroughly dry
- gaqapiateg : dried up / thoroughly dry
- gaqg'g : wear out (clothing article)
- gaqgmat : wear out clothes
- gaqguatl : wear out (clothing article)
- gaqiet : exhausted / come to an end / finished / ended
- gaqjeg : brittle
- gaqjet : brittle
- gaqtesgmat : wear out footwear
- gesp'g : dull / blunt / not sharp
- gesp'toq : make dull / make it blunt
- gesplatl : make dull / make blunt
- getgiet : drunk
- getmenejig : extinct / totally wiped-out through death
- getmenet : all dead / extinct / deceased
- gi'g : sharp / sharp / house / home
- gisipiasit : finished drying
- gisipiateg : finished drying
- gislassit : turn ripe
- gislasteg : turn ripe
- gispasas'g : cured / dried out(wood)
- gispasasit : cured / dried out
- gispasatl : dry
- gispasg : dry
- gispasit : dry
- gispateg : dry
- gispnapewit : have a tired look
- gispneg : tired
- gispnet : tired
- gispniet : become tired
- gispnulatl : make tired
- gitnmat : have difficulty / have hard time
- gtigiewuti : drunkenness
- guntewiet : turns into stone / becomes petrified
- jaqalipiasatl : dry quickly (sweater)
- jaqalipiasg : dry quickly (clothing)
- jigaweteg : inactive / dull / boring / quiet
- jijiwa'qiaq : rusty
- jijiwa'qiet : rusty
- jilta's'g : marked (from a strike)
- jilta'sit : marked (from a strike)
- maw_pilei : very new / very new
- me'_pa : anyhow / anyway
- mejige'g : dirty / dirty
- melgignaq : strong
- menagwisg : wobbly / unbalanced / tipsy
- menagwising : wobbly / unbalanced / tipsy
- menaje'jg : fragile / delicate
- menaje'jit : frail / fragile / delicate
- menaqanaq : weak
- menaqanat : weak
- mimajig : alive
- mimajit : alive
- mimajuaqan : life / living
- misissiaq : get raggedy
- misissiet : dressed raggedly / get raggedy
- musige'g : bare / empty / clear / bare / empty / clear
- nenmue'g : damp / damp
- newtui'gas'g : have single mark
- niwa'latl : dry out / empty all liquid out
- niwa's'g : become dry / get dry / all liquid empties out / evaporate
- niwa'sit : become dry / get dry / all liquid empties out / evaporate
- niwa'toq : dry out / empties/removes all liquid out
- niwe'g : dry / empty (of liquid) / dry / empty (of liquid)
- niwiga's'g : wipe dry
- niwiga'satl : wipe dry
- niwoqsit : dried out (from heat)
- niwoqteg : dried out (from heat)
- nqanigan : old house
- oqoqiaq : mold / fungal growth on damp or decaying matter
- pa'ge'g : sober
- pajijipilei : newest / newer than new / newest one / newer than new
- pasge'g : crushed or shattered / busted / crushed or shattered / busted
- pesga'qiputeg : chafed
- pesqa'gipusit : chafed
- pesqaiaq : peel
- pilei : new / new
- pilijilta's'g : newly blazed thing / newly marked thing
- sa'qawei : old / old
- sa'qawejjuei : old or worn out
- sa'se'wa's'g : change
- sa'se'wa'sit : change
- sa'se'wa'tasit : is changed
- saqawi'gan : old house / old camp
- sugulegaq : rotten
- sugulegat : rotten
- telmnaqanaq : so weak
- telmnaqanat : so weak
- tepignaq : strong enough
- tepignat : strong enough
- tewje'g : have hole / have hole
- ugtapsunig : useful
- ugtapsunit : useful
- waqgaje'g : physically weak / not strong
- welaqapit : slightly intoxicated / feel good (from drinking)
- weliaq : useful / good
- welipiasit : thoroughly dried / kiln·dried
- welipiateg : thoroughly dry / kiln-dried
- weljepit : tipsy / feel good (from drinking)
- wetapsunig : useful
- wetapsunit : useful
- winjig : bad condition / spoiled
- winjit : bad condition / unclean
Related entries for category "Trees & Forest"
- amalo'qomanaqsi : fruit tree
- aqamoq : white ash tree
- aqamoqwe'gati : white ash grove
- aweligj : hazel wood / witch hazel
- eligua'q : have grain (as of wood)
- eliguet : have grain / lean toward
- epsmusi : Mountain ash
- esgig : green / not dryed(firewood) / uncured
- gastug : Canada yew / Ground hemlock
- gawatgw : spruce tree
- gawigso'musi : thorn wood genus
- gi'taqanmusi : Staghorn sumac / sumac
- gispasas'g : cured / dried out(wood)
- gispasasit : cured / dried out
- gmu'j : stick / wood / piece of lumber / pile of lumber
- gmu'je'gaqan : lumbering / forestry
- gmu'je'get : get wood / cut lumber
- gmu'ji'j : small stick
- gnisgwastu : evergreen needle
- gsu'sgw : hemlock
- guow : pine
- ji'gataw : dressed wood
- joqjimusi : white maple tree
- laggol : cord of wood
- lasqo'plaw : board / plank
- lnoqom : green wood
- lo'gs : log
- malsnawei : soft maple / mountain maple / red maple
- masgwe's : young birch tree
- masgwe'simanaqse'gati : pin cherry tree grove
- masgwe'simanaqsi : pin cherry tree / cherry tree
- masgwe'simusi : birch genus
- masgwi : white birch tree / white birch bark
- megwe'g_snawei : red maple / swamp maple / soft maple
- memgoqte'g : make a clearing / deforest / clear cut
- memgoqte'get : make a clearing / deforest / clear cutting
- meni'gwet : strip off bark (birch)
- menipqwa'latl : remove tree bark / take off tree bark
- menipqwa'toq : take off or remove tree bark
- menipqwa'wet : remove bark (from tree)
- metuatqeg : hard going (through thicket)
- mimgwaqan : perfume / hair·oil / acorn
- mimgwaqanimusi : oak tree
- minit : bears fruit
- miti : aspen / poplar
- miti'ji'j : sapling / small tree
- miti's : tree
- mnnoqon : yellow birch
- musigatgunta'ji : delimb logs with axe / remove branches from logs with axe
- nasqo'plaw : board / plank
- ne'gasgi'gn : log (before being cut into specified lengths)
- nipisoqon : stick / rod / cane
- nipugt : forest / woods
- nnigmu'j : hardwood
- nuja'gitteget : sawyer
- nujatejo'tasit : twitcher (person who by horse or machine, pulls logs from woods) / twitch (person who by horse or machine, pulls logs from woods)
- nujatejo'teget : twitch logs (person who by horse or machine, pulls logs from woods) / hauls logs
- nujinget : scaler (in lumbering) / one who does the measuring / scale (in lumbering)
- nuta'gittegewinu : sawyer
- pa'migli : black poplar (Balm of Gilead) / kind of tree (related to poplar grows near water)
- papqwa'toq : strip off birchbark
- pelgo'qiget : debark
- pelgoqta'tl : strip off with sharp tool
- pelgoqte'g : strip off with sharp tool
- pematqaiet : go through thicket
- pesi'gugwet : river drive
- pqwa'w : tree bark (Nova Scotia)
- psaqa'gw : bark (of tree) / crust
- psetgun : branch (of tree) / knot (of tree)
- psetgunatgw : dead (dried out) tree branch
- psi'gwaqan : river drive
- pu'gowij : balsam sap
- pu'tlaqan : wood shaving
- pugsug : firewood
- pugu'sgw : dead and dry yellow birch
- pugwatqeg : thicket
- qasgusi : cedar / cedar tree
- qasgusia'qamigt : cedar grove / Tide Head, New Brunswick
- sasqo'plaw : flattened rod / flattened pole / flattened boom
- sipawas'g : cleared area in the woods
- sismo'qonapu : maple sap / sugar water (for babies) / maple syrup
- slaps : slab (of wood)
- snawei : maple tree / hard rock maple / sugar maple
- sngatigna'taqan : raft (of logs)
- sngatigna'teget : work on boom / boom
- sngatigna'tegewinu : rafter / one who gathers logs into booms destined for mill
- stoqon : fir tree / balsam tree / palm frond (used on Palm Sunday)
- stoqonaqsi : fir tree / balsam tree
- stoqone'get : search for fir trees
- suomusi : beech tree
- ti'ls : plank / long square timber / beam
- tmoqta'w : log / beam / large post
- tmoqta'we'get : cut logs / cut beams
- tmoqte’gn : cut log
- tupsi : alder
- tupsia'qami : alder grove
- ugji'g'j : stump / tree stump
- wasuet : blossom
- wenju'su'naqsi : apple tree
- wigpi : elm tree
- wisqasaw : pine cone
- wisqoq : black ash / ash tree / brown ash / basket ash