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tewpugua'sit / tew'pukua'sit : step out or outside / step outside for fresh air
Recordings:
Diane Mitchell (Listuguj)
Part of speech: verb animate intransitive
Translation: He/she steps out
Gloss: step out or outside
Gloss: step outside for fresh air
Example:
Text: Ta'n tujiw getu' uligisg'g na tujiw tu'pugua'sitew. / Ta'n tujiw ketu' ulikiskuk na ttujiw tu'pukua'sitew.
Translation: When the weather is going to be good, then he/she will step
outside.
Pronunciation guide: dew·bu·gu·aa·sit
Alternate grammatical form:
tewpugua'si / tew'pukua'si — I step out — (first person singular animate)
tewpugua'tieg / tew'pukua'tiek — We step out — (first person dual exclusive animate)
tewpuguita'ieg / tew'pukuita'iek — We step out — (first person plural exclusive animate)
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