Related entries for category "Family & Kinship"
- atpi'sewatl : change diaper
- elatijig : resemble one another
- eluatl : resemble / bear family resemblance
- geggunawet : godparent
- geluluet : request permission from parents to marry their child
- getu'_unjanit : pregnant / expect baby
- gigjagumatl : closely related to
- giju' : mother / mom
- gisigwenatl : grow / raise / adopt / rear
- gisigweng : full-grown / raise / rear
- gisigwenign : adopted child
- gisteluatl : impregnate (slang expression)
- gneg_wetagutijig : distant relatives or relations
- gwi's : son / boy / little brother
- gwitji'j : son / sonny
- lu'sue'sgwewit : is a daughter·in·law
- lu'suesgwewa'sit : perform duties of prospective daughter·in·law / become a prospective daughter·in·law / become a daughter·in·law
- lu'sugwewa'sit : becomes a son·in·law
- malie'wit : marry
- malie'wuti : marriage
- masgelget : estrange / separated (in marriage)
- mawe'gig : live together / hang out together / gathered together
- mawqatmu'tijig : live all together / stay together (hotel)
- migultiat : experience (by male) pregnancy symptoms of partner / become irritated (as first child) when mother carries her second child / sympathy pains (by male)
- mijua'ji'j : baby / child
- mtesan : youngest child born in a family / youngest born / last born child
- najigluluet : ask permission to marry daughter
- nanama'latl : rock (baby) / swing
- nanupe'j : quintuplet
- naqanu'set : take care of baby
- nemijgami' : grampa / grandfather (term of respect for old man)
- neps'tgwa'latl : raise (child) / rear / bring up (child)
- nespit : baby·sit / house·sit
- nesupe'j : triplet
- nigtua'tijig : separate / go separate ways
- nmi' : grandmother / granny / term of affection for grandmother
- ns'tnaqan : orphan
- nsugwi' : aunty!
- nugumi : granny! / grammie!
- nujins'pit : baby sitter / house sitter
- nusalatl : suckle (infant) / breastfeed
- nuse'sgwet : nurse / breastfeed / breastfeeder / nurser / wet nurse
- nuset : breast-feed
- oqonoqopisaqan : wrap / receiving blanket / bundle (for infant) / privacy curtain
- oqopisit : wrapped up / bundled (as infant) / swadded (as infant)
- oqoti : dear / friend / affection term between spouses
- pejigluluet : comes to ask permission from parents to marry their daughter
- pi'sano'tlatl : put diaper on... / to diaper
- pitu'nmijgamij : great·grandfather
- pitu'nugumij : great·grandmother
- pitu'nuji'j : great·grandchild
- puna'latl : leave or separate / desert / abandon
- punaltijig : leave each other / separate / divorce
- segewe'get : have illegitimate child or children / beget illegitimate child or children
- segewei : illegitimate child / bastard
- sigu'sgw : widow
- sigu'sgwe'j : young widow
- siguap : widower
- siguapji'j : young widower
- ta'ta : daddy! (baby talk)
- tata't : father! / dad
- telagumatl : related to someone as such / thus related to someone / related to someone in this way
- telagutijig : related as such to each other / thus related to each other / related to each other in this way
- tele'g : be in such a way / be that way / pregnant
- tepqatg : married
- tewitpaqatg : married out (off the community)
- tewmalie'wit : marry out / marry someone from outside of the community
- toqmimajijig : co·habit / live together
- toqonasit : live common·law
- toqwa'majig : stay or live together
- toqwe'gig : together / stay together
- tqonasu : person who lives common·law
- tqope'j : twin
- tu's : daughter! girl! (term of affection)
- tutji'j : little daughter! (term of affection for child)
- uggeggusgl : godparent
- uggnnignn : godchild
- uggwe'ji'jl : younger sister
- uggwijewigtug : maternal side
- uggwisit : have son
- uggwisl : son
- uggwitl : mother
- ugji'nmuml : husband
- ugjignaml : younger brother
- ugjigsu'g : family
- ugjiljl : father-in-law
- ugjugwi'jijl : mother-in-law
- ugs'tqamua'latl : give birth / bear (child) / bring into the world
- ugs'tqamuit : born / come into world
- ugsisl : older brother
- ugsml : niece
- ugsugwisl : aunt
- ugte'piteml : wife
- ugti'l : dog
- ugtlamugsisl : uncle
- ugtlu'sue'sgwul : daughter-in-law
- ugtlu'sugul : son-in-law
- ugtusl : daughter
- ugtutem : clan / totem
- ugumijl : grandmother
- uji'jl : grandchild
- ujjewigtug : on his/her father's side / from his/her father's side / on paternal side
- ujjewit : father
- ujjit : have father
- ujjl : father
- ulugsl : nephew
- umaqtaml : brother in law (for male speaker) / sister in law (for female speaker)
- umijgamijl : grandfather
- umisit : have older sister
- umisl : older sister
- umtesann : last born
- ungi'gug : parents
- ungi'gul : parent / ancestor
- unjann : child
- we'ji'wet : give birth / bear child (said of woman when she bears child)
- we'jitaqan : foundling
- weja'teget : get spouse from there
- wesgijinuit : bring to life / born
- wetagutg : related through...
- wetagutijig : of common descent / related by common ancestor / have common ancestor
- wetapaqamit : orginate from / spring from
- wetapegsit : descend from
- wettaqia'tijig : share common descent
- wettaqiet : descendant of / related
- wigmaq : family / relative
- wijig'tijig : siblings / related as brothers and/or sisters
- wijigumatl : sibling to / have sibling, brother or sister
- wo'gumal : cousin / relative
- wo'gumatijig : related (as kin)
Related entries for category "Fear, Anger & Sadness"
- jipaluwejitu'et : leaving in fear
- amasgate'lmatl : feel thoughtful of / feel considerate for / worry about
- amasgate'tg : feel thoughtful of / feel considerate for
- an'stawite'lmatl : unsure of its safety
- an'stawite'tg : unsure of it's safety
- aniamugwet : suffering for past wrongs / punishment for past wrongs
- ansuite'lmatl : feel sorry for / feel bad about
- ansuite'tg : regret / feel bad about
- apjimt'g : unable to stop crying
- asgaiwatl : causing hurt / aggravate
- asgate'lmatl : spare feelings / pity
- atgitemit : cry / weep
- atgitemu'latl : cause to cry
- ejgwe'mat : sob
- etltemit : cry
- ewlapewit : have a sad expression / look sad / look sickly
- ewlmaje'g : suffer
- gesgma'qa'latl : causes shivers
- gesgma'qiet : shivers up spine / shudder
- gesimt'g : cry hard / wail
- gimtemit : cry secretly / cry silently
- giwajeiwatl : long for / yearn for
- giwajo'tg : long for / yearn for
- giwattesguatl : sadden by his/her departure
- gtantaqan : plot against / hatred / scheme against / connivery
- jigajiet : irritable / uncomfortable
- jipajita'sit : fearful thoughts / paranoid
- jipajita’suaqan : fear / fearful thought/s
- jipalatl : fear / afraid of
- jipalgun : scary
- jipalsuti : fear
- jipaluejit : phobic / fearful person
- jipaluejituiet : become hysterical
- jipaluet : fearful
- jipaqa'latl : frighten
- jipaqa'sit : get scared
- jipaqa'toq : scares it / frightens it
- jipaqatesing : startled / terrified / scared
- jipasit : afraid / scared
- jipatg : fear / afraid of
- jipguatl : make uneasy / make tense
- jipsit : startled
- jipulatl : startles
- masgelget : estrange / separated (in marriage)
- masgelmatl : hate / loath / detest
- masgelt'g : hate / loath / detest
- mesge'g : sorry / regret an act
- metuite'tg : apprehensive / dread / anxious about
- milgwija'sit : mixed emotions / apprehensive about the future / imagine many possibilities
- musguaje'g : frustrated / upset
- musuet : miss / lonesome
- naqatgelsit : self-conscious / shy
- nenaqite'tg : anxious for / eager for / in a hurry for
- nesasit : fearful / unnerved / frightened / phobia of ghosts and supernatural phenomena
- nesawet : timid / easily frightened
- netaga'latl : embarrass
- netaga'sit : get embarrassed / ashamed / acting shy
- netago'qona'latl : shame
- ntaqo'qon : shame / disgrace
- pa'qalaig : surprised / amazed
- pa'qalaiwaqan : surprising news or event / amazing news or event / astonishing news or event / surprise
- paqsipgetemit : burst out crying / crying hard
- pegittemit : cry long while
- pemisiawtemit : pass by while continuing to cry
- pemtemit : going by and crying
- pettemit : gets here crying / arrives crying
- poqjiatgitemit : begin to cry
- puntemit : stop crying
- pusgimt'g : cry repeatedly / cry all the time
- pustemit : cry repeatedly / cry often
- qalipu'sitat : jealous / bitter jealousy
- saqpigu'n : tear·drop
- saqpigu'niet : shed tears / forms tears / become tearful
- sespete'lmatl : worry about
- sespete'tg : worry about / preoccupied with / on one's mind
- si'guatl : make uncomfortable / irritate / bother / uneasy
- siwa'latl : tiresome / frustrate / tired of
- siwe'g : lonesome
- siwiesgmat : tired of waiting
- siwiet : become impatient / frustrated / bored / fed up
- siwlugwet : tired of working
- siwogt'g : lonesome for
- siwogtuatl : lonesome for
- siwpmiet : tired of walking
- siws'tuatl : tired of listening to someone / tired of listening to repetition / tired of hearing someone
- tagala'latl : anger / irritate / annoy
- tagaliet : feel anger
- taqawaja'latl : sadden
- taqawaje'g : sad / feel depressed
- tetaqite'lmatl : anxious for / eager for
- tetaqite'tg : anxious for / eager for / in a hurry for
- ulmaita'suaqan : sorrowful thought / sadness / sorrow
- we'gwata'latl : frighten / scare
- we'gwata'sit : frightened / scared
- wegaia'latl : anger someone
- wegaig : angry
- wegaiugt'g : angry with / mad at
- wegaiugtuatl : angry with / mad at
- wejgutemit : come toward crying
- wejgwatemit : comes crying
- welmaita'sit : sad / suffer (in thinking)
- welmaje'g : suffer
- wenmaje'g : suffer
- wetajigwet : frown / scowl
- wettemit : cry (Shubenacadie) / bleat (Shubenacadie)
- wettemitl : cry about / cry over
- wisguet : jealous / envious
- wisqilue'wit : quick·tempered