Related entries for category "Tools"
- a'papi : rope / fishing line
- aptu'n : cane / staff / walking stick
- awa'qi'gn : crooked knife
- engemgewei : measuring instrument
- esipulatl : sharpen / file / grind
- esiputoq : sharpen / file / grind
- ewi'gigemgewei : notepad / pen / pencil / object used for writing
- gi'gamgo'n : pole (for poling boat)
- gi'taqan : grindstone
- glapaqign : screw
- glapaqignei : screw driver
- go'pign : dip net (for fish)
- jigg'putaqan : rake
- la'gittaqan : file / filing tool
- laputi : spy glass / telescope
- laputi'l : binoculars
- lge'gn : hoe
- lgeso'qon : plow
- lnaqanatgw : wooden handle / axe handle
- lu'gwejg : compass / pointer
- lu'segn : fire poker / furnace poker
- lugowaqane'gmuti : tool kit / tool bag / tool box
- majjoqtelign : arrow
- maltejjuei : hammer
- maltejjueiatgw : hammer handle
- mattejjuei : hammer
- melg'tqasit : strong rope / strong string
- mgign : hook / fish hook
- mgumie'j : horseshoe
- mistug : oakum
- nasgwa’gittaqan : saw used to cut logs lengthwise / lengthwise cutting saw
- ngaqan : ruler / measure
- nipeloqte'gnei : tool used to set traps at night / something used to set night traps
- nipisoqon : stick / rod / cane
- nqani'gn : dip net / scoop
- pepga'q'g : thin iron / thin axe / thin knife
- pesgwete'gemgewei : sickle
- pewaqs'te'gnei : thrasher (used in farming)
- pi'pi : peavey hook
- pisga'taqanapi : chain
- pisga'taqanapi'ji'j : small chain
- plegu : nail
- plegu'j : tack
- plegu'ji'j : small nail
- plos : brush
- po'q'g : drill / bore
- po'qatl : drill / bore
- po'qiget : drill / bore
- po'qign : auger / drill bit
- poqwas'tiei : thimble
- psgweso'qon : scythe
- pugtewa’taqan : fire making tools (matches, flint and steel) / lighter
- pugumaqan : weapon
- qaliputi : shovel
- qasawo'qapi : wire
- qasawo'qu'j : knitting needle
- sa'pign : awl
- sa'qati : needle / knitting needle
- si'sign : awl
- sipigi'taqan : whetstone
- sipitaqan : hide·stretcher
- siputaqan : metal file / sharpener
- tapuapjimgewei : tool or object requiring use of both hands
- te'sipowgumaqan : horse whip
- te'sipowji'j : young horse / foal / portable work bench (in carpentry) / sawhorse
- tetpaqign : scale
- tia'muapi : moose thong / moose leather strap / moose leather lash
- tlawo'q : butcher knife / bread knife / hunting knife
- tm'tqe'gnn : scissors / pair of scissors
- tma'gittaqan : saw
- tmi'gn : axe
- tmi'gnatgw : axe handle
- ugtaptu'n : cane / crutch / walking stick
- utmi'gn : axe
- wa'qan : knife / blade
- wa'qanji'j : jacknife
- wetmo'taqan : useful object or tool
- wi'gign : pen / pencil
Related entries for category "Healing & Medicine"
- a'jijgopilaqan : bandage
- a'jijgopilatl : bandage
- a'jijgopilg : bandage
- a'megen'g : rub with rubbing compound / massage with rubbing compound
- a'megenatl : rub with rubbing compound
- a'megensuti : massaging oil / rubbing compound
- a'megenusit : rub on self
- alawe'ji'j : pill / tablet
- aptu'n : cane / staff / walking stick
- aweligj : hazel wood / witch hazel
- etmgwiet : recovering from illness
- gi'gwesuasgw : muskrat root (cold remedy, mix with liquid or chewed) / cold remedy
- gsnugo'guom : hospital
- ila'sit : get well / recover
- ilisqa'latl : make limber / massage / put back in place (as joint)
- ilisqa'toq : put back in place (as joint) / limber / massage
- jajigamugsit : look healthy
- jajige'g : healthy
- malpale'wi'sgw : woman doctor / female doctor
- malpale'wit : doctor
- minua'latl : revive
- mpisune'gati : area of medicinal plants
- naqsinijgig : heal quickly
- naqsinijgit : heal quickly
- nenatua'teget : feels around (palpates)
- nepilatl : cure / heal
- nepisit : heals one self / medicates self
- nepiteget : healer / curer
- nepitg : cure / heal
- ni'taqa't : recuperate
- nijgig : heal
- nijgit : heal
- npisun : medicine
- npisune'gaqtmat : Gathers/provides remedies for him/her self
- npisune'get : gathers medicines/remedies / provides medicines/remedies
- nujinpiteget : healer
- pansatl : cut open / operate on
- pemulo'teget : health progressively getting better / feeling better / health improving
- sapawsit : survive
- saputawsit : recover (from illness or an injury) / live through (survive)
- tajige'g : healthy
- ugtaptu'n : cane / crutch / walking stick
- unpim : drink / beverage / medical drink (cough syrup)
- wela'sit : relieved / feeling good (from being ill) / turn out well
- wele'g : living well / fine / alive / healthy
- welo'teget : feel well / doing well / treat others well / kind to others
- welpmiet : go or move about well / operates well
- wisawgwesgl : golden thread
- wisawinpisit : take a laxative, purgative, or aperient