Related entries for category "Fish & Sea Creatures"
- a'lulatl : guide (by boat)
- a'lutasit : guide (by boat) / fishing guide
- 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
- agumegw : herring
- ajoqlue'j : perch
- amlmaw : mackerel
- anagwe'j : flounder
- atoqwa'su : trout
- atoqwa'sue'get : fish for trout
- awaniwsget : fishes poorly / unskilled fisher
- e's : clam
- egwitamet : fish
- elqane'j : ground fish / any bottom feeder
- ga't : eel
- ga'tewe'get : hunt eels / catch eels
- ga'tomi : eelskin
- gaqpesaw : smelt
- glatpetaw : freshwater catfish / horned pout (kind of fish)
- go'pign : dip net (for fish)
- gomgwej : sucker (fish)
- gomqwatamu : sturgeon
- 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
- mp's : fish fin
- msamu : shad
- najipqasa'piet : go fishing with a net
- najiwsget : go fishing
- najsigwet : check traps or nets
- nantuat : hunt eels in mud
- napemegw : male fish
- nenatuat : feels around in the mud for eels / spears eels in the mud
- 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
- pe'talatl : catch fish
- peju : codfish
- pejue'get : fish for cod
- pejuei : codfish meat
- pesa'latl : skin 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
- put'pe'j : whale calf / young whale / small 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
- waspu : seal
- wesget : fish
- witua'tijig : partners in boat (used in guiding)
Related entries for category "Animals"
- amalignoqji'j : small speckled tortoise / Blandings Turtle / mud turtle
- amaljugwej : raccoon
- amqoqjaji'j : small toad
- anguowei : fur
- anguoweie'gaqan : fur pelt
- apalqaqamej : chipmunk / ground squirrel
- apigji'j : mouse
- apigjilu : skunk
- apistanewj : marten
- apli'gmuj : hare / rabbit
- apugsign : lynx
- atu'tuej : squirrel
- atu'tuejui'sit : imitate the sounds of a squirrel
- gawi : porcupine quill
- ge'tiap : full grown bull moose
- gesgusgwet : hunt bear
- gesipto'sit : scratch self (like an animal)
- getmenejig : extinct / totally wiped-out through death
- gi'gwaju : badger
- gi'gwesu : muskrat
- gisigu'sgw : old female animal
- gisigu'sm : old animal
- gisteluatl : impregnate (slang expression)
- giwnig : otter
- giwset : come upon moose in their yard / come upon caribou in their yard
- gopit : beaver
- gopitewegn : beaver pelt / beaver fur
- gsipo'qiwan : scratching place
- iap : bull moose, caribou, etc.
- ijipanji'j : kitten beaver / kitten beaver of youngest litter
- jiagewj : mink
- jigmit : growl
- jigmugt'g : growl at
- jigmugtuatl : growl at
- jigni'get : root (as pig)
- lentug : deer
- lgwetug : female animal / female mammal
- lugwetug : female mammal
- matues : porcupine / furry brown caterpillar (Listuguj)
- matuesuei : porcupine meat
- metewjigmit : heard growling (as dog)
- migjigj : turtle / tortoise
- mtesgm : snake
- mtugunoqtnugwet : behave a certain way when a storm is approaching
- mui'n : bear
- mui'ne'j : bear cub
- mui'newqamigsit : temperament of a bear
- mui'no'mi : bear grease / bear oil
- mujpej : mink
- mulumgwej : groundhog / woodchuck
- mutpun : animal bed
- na'jipugtaq'nej : bat / nocturnal flying mammal
- na'ntemigjematl : check him/her/it for fleas
- napioq : male porcupine
- nessapoqwat : lap (up)
- netuagwe'set : hunts porcupine
- nu'sesgw : female bear
- nutugwet : digs out of its den
- pangwenatl : delouse / groom
- paqt'sm : wolf
- paqtesm : wolf
- pesgwiet : moult / shed
- pi'gwatign : shed hair
- pi'gwatignmit : shed hair
- piggwit : flea infested
- pittalu : cougar / mountain lion / lion
- psg'san : foreshoulder (of animal)
- psigweta'w : spleen / organ taken from pig to predict weather
- pugsigna'qewit : hairy (of animal) / hirsute
- puguna'w : fluffy or hairy animal
- pugunesit : hairy (of animal) / bushy
- put'p : whale
- put'pe'j : whale calf / young whale / small whale
- qalipu : caribou
- samqwani'j : toad
- sasgatu : flying squirrel
- sasqatu : flying squirrel
- sewistamit : destroy by gnawing / break up by gnawing
- sgweioq : female mammal
- sgwesmuj : female dog / bitch
- sigune'ji'j : spring·born animal
- siguniej : orphaned animal
- sqolj : frog
- taqtaloq : salamander
- tia'm : moose
- tia'mu'j : calf moose
- tia'mu'mi : moose fat or tallow
- tia'muapi : moose thong / moose leather strap / moose leather lash
- tia'muegn : moosehide
- tia'muei : moose meat
- tqoqwe'j : wild feral cat / overly large domestic cat
- tqoqwej : wild cat / bobcat
- ugsmu'l : antler / horn
- ugsmuit : have horns
- ugsuguni : tail
- ugti'l : dog
- ugtiit : have dog
- ulaqan : antler / antler rack / antler plate
- ulaqane's : pan bullmoose
- unpan : moose bed
- usgus : weasel
- wapigat : white foot / white paw
- wapus : hare / rabbit
- wapusuegn : rabbit skin
- waqamaluat : clean tail
- waqamimlagejmit : clean breasts / clean mammaries
- waqasit : wild / hyperactive / untamed
- waspu : seal
- wegilalatl : bark at
- wegilat : bark
- wesmuit : have horns
- wi'sis : animal / beast / mammal
- wi'sisji'j : little animal
- wisnuti : moose trail / deer trail
- wisse'j : animal nest
- wowgwis : fox