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Letter A: Displaying 1701 - 1720 of 2551

demanding or rude person

aquiche tree (guazuma ulmifolia).
root of AQUECHIĀ. to become like the aquech tree.
to soak s.t. for s.o. in order to soften it or remove the grime.
# nic. una persona coloca una cosa de otro en el agua porque quiere que se haga suavesito. “Yo remojé el medicamento de mi mamá porque lo quiere ocupar”.
to soak s.t. in water in order to soften it.
# nic. una persona hecha ropa socia y mecate en el agua para que se haga suavesito. “Mi mamá siempre cuando lava una cobija primero lo remoja en una grande cubeta”.
root of AQUECHOĀ. to become like the aquech tree.
to soak s.t. in order to soften it.
# nic. una persona hecha ropa socia y mecate en el agua para que se haga suavesito. “Mi mamá siempre cuando lava una cobija primero lo remoja en una grande cubeta”.
ɑːkehwɑːtɬ

who? which of those? which one among those people?

Orthographic Variants: 
aquemman cauitl

at no time (see Molina)

ɑhkeːmmɑn
Orthographic Variants: 
ahquēmman, aqueman, aquemmanian

at no time (see Karttunen)

at no time (see Molina)

Orthographic Variants: 
aquenancommati

to not pay attention or not listen to something or someone (see Molina; example is in the you plural form)

Orthographic Variants: 
aquen nechiualiztli

the impassability of the glorified body (see Molina); requires research to identify the religious origins of this expression; it may be a neologism

I don't know what to give myself, nor how to cure myself from something (see Molina)

to go unnoticed (see Molina; example is given in the first person)

I don't know what to give myself, nor how to cure myself from something (see Molina; example given in the first person)