Related entries for category "Smell, Taste & Touch"
- a'megen'g : rub with rubbing compound / massage with rubbing compound
- a'megenatl : rub with rubbing compound
- a'megenusit : rub on self
- alisgatg : feel around for
- alnantunewet : feel way around (blindly)
- amipulatl : rub
- amipusit : rub it on / rub against
- amiputoq : rub
- amjaqa'latl : smeer
- amjaqa'lsit : smeer something on self
- amjaqatl : spread on / smear on
- amjaqq : spread on
- amjaqto'sit : dab self with perfume / sprinkle self with powder
- eljaqatl : spread
- eljaqq : spread / smear
- eloqtnema't : have bad breath
- etlapenatl : massaging his/her body / feeling his/her body
- etlapensit : feeling one's body / massage one's self
- etlipulatl : rub / stroke / pet
- etliputoq : rub / stroke / pet
- ga'qasia't : lips numb (from eating too many rhubarb)
- gesima'q : have strong odor / have strong scent
- gesima't : have strong odor
- gesleg : stink
- geslet : stink / smell
- gesoqet : has a strong odor
- gi'gligjenatl : tickle
- gi'gligsig : ticklish
- gi'gligsit : ticklish
- jijjema'q : smell bad / stink
- jijjema't : smell bad / stink
- loqtnema't : have bad breath
- maliapt'g : bother / handle / mess around with
- mespatl : tasted / tasted by eating / savored
- mest'g : taste / get a taste of
- metuima'q : taste bad / bad odor
- metuima't : taste bad / bad odor
- mimgwaqan : perfume / hair·oil / acorn
- mimgwat : wear perfume, lotion or oil
- nantunatl : feel about blindly or in the dark / feel around for blindly or in the dark
- nantunewet : feel around blindly or in the dark / feel about blindly or in the dark
- nantung : feel around for blindly or in the dark
- nawn'g : fail to reach
- nawnatl : fail to reach / missed him/her/it
- nenatua'latl : feels around for
- nenatua'teget : feels around (palpates)
- nenatua'toq : feel around for it / palpate
- pesa'tl : smell
- pesetoq : smell
- pilse'g : numb / unsalted / under-salted / unsalted / under-salted
- pissaqutnat : has numb mouth
- pisse'g : numb
- pissiet : become numb
- pu'talqanatl : feel inside (with hand)
- pu'talqang : feel inside (with hand)
- sa'qati'ju'aq : sensation of pins and needles / having lost the feeling of / numb / sleeping (of limb)
- salawe'g : salty / salty
- sama'latl : touch
- sama'toq : touch
- samta'tl : tap / touch slightly
- samte'g : tap / touch slightly
- samtesg'g : graze / brush against
- samtesguatl : graze / brush against
- seggw : sweet / sweet
- sespo'tg : bother it / tampering with / meddle in
- sewl'g : sour / sour
- sismo'qonima'q : tastes sweet / tastes like sugar / smells like sugar / sweet (Bear River)
- sugul'gma'q : taste or smell rotten / taste or smell sour
- sugul'gma't : taste or smell rotten / taste or smell sour
- telima'q : have such smell / tastes as such
- telima't : have such smell / tastes as such
- tepn'g : reach / able to reach
- tepnatl : reach / able to reach
- we'tunatl : feel by hand / feel by touch / feel the weight
- we'tung : feel weight of
- wejipsematl : sniff
- wejipsetamit : sniff
- wejipsetg : sniff
- wejitepnatl : try to reach (with hand)
- wejitepng : try to reach (with hand)
- welima'q : smell good
- welima't : smell good
- welimasit : have a nice odor / smell good
- welimateg : have a nice odor / smell good
- welitpima'q : have certain nice smell
- welitpima't : have certain nice smell
- weljema'q : smell good
- weljema't : smell good
- wesgo'tg : handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia) / process of doing
- wesgweiwatl : handle / fondle / have, possess (Nova Scotia)
- wetpatl : taste
- wett'g : wind blowing from such direction / taste
- wigapu'g : taste good
- wigapugsit : taste good
- wigpatl : like taste of
- wigplatewma'q : smell smoky / smell of smoke
- wigplatewma't : smell smokey / smell of smoke
- wigt'g : like taste of
- wisqeg : bitter
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