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ayopalli.

ɑːjohpɑlli
Orthographic Variants: 
ayupalli

a color between purple and orange (see Molina); perhaps auburn (see attestations)

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ayopaltehuilotl.

Orthographic Variants: 
ayopalteuilotl

amethyst, quartz, precious stone (see Molina)

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āyōpātzca.

to wring water from wet clothing.
# exprimir. nic. persona exprime su ropa y le quita agua. “cuando lavo cobijas no los exprimo porque estas muy gruesas.”
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ayoppa in tlacatihua, ayoppa in piltihua.

Orthographic Variants: 
ayoppa in tlacatiua, ayoppa in piltiua

not to be born again; after death, to have no way of coming back to life in this world (see Molina)

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ayoquic.

never again (see Molina)

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ayoquilitl.

ɑyohkilitɬ

squash greens (see Karttunen)

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ayoquixtla.

to squeeze juice from plants; get water off something that has become wet; or drain the liquid off a stew (see Molina)

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āyōquīza.

for liquid to come out of wet corn dough, ripe fruit, or a wound.
#escurrir. Persona, animal salvaje, animal domestico y cosas que están mojadas donde esta o donde esta parado. “cuando mi mama lava antes lo pone la en la piedra porque quiere que se escurra poquito para no levantarlo pesado.”
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ayotapalcatl.

ɑːjoːtɑpɑlkɑtɬ

turtle shell, tortoise shell (see Molina)

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ayotectli.

ɑːjohtektɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
aiutectli

a calabash cup, a gourd drinking vessel (see attestations)

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āyōtemō.

for water to drip from s.o, an animal or s.t. wet.
#escurrir. ni. persona, animal salvaje, animal domestico y cosas que están mojados sale el agua y va al suelo. “el hermano de Jorge cuando terminaba de bañarse antes se deja que se acabe de escurrir para cambiarse.”
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ayotentli.

"There is a wild tree, not very tall, that is called ayotentli."
Digital Florentine Codex, Book 11, Folio 115 recto.

"It is chili-red."
Digital Florentine Codex, Book 11, Folio 115 recto.

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ayotetl.

ɑːjohtetɬ

squash or melon (see Molina)

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ayotia.

ɑːyoːtiɑː

to make something wet, to irrigate, to sprinkle water on something (see Molina and Karttunen)

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ayotl.

ɑːyoːtɬ
Orthographic Variants: 
ayutl

turtle (see Molina); also, a person's name (attested as male)

turtle.
# Tlat. Un animal que vive en el agua que tiene encima de el un caparazón duro. “Ofelia tenía una tortuga en su casa y después se murió porque no le daba de comer”.
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ayotl.

Orthographic Variants: 
ayutl

anything having to do with water; the juice of strained herbs (see Molina); liquidity (see attestations)

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ayotla.

ɑyohtɬɑh
Orthographic Variants: 
ayohtlah

a squash patch (see Karttunen)

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āyōtlāloā1.

for liquid to drip from spoiling fruit.
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āyōtlāloā2.

for water to drip from a wet person, animal or thing.
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ayotli.

ɑyohtɬi

squash (see Molina)

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