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Letter A: Displaying 1181 - 1200 of 2545

āmēlātl.

spring water.
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āmēlco.

at the spring.
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āmēlli.

spring, well.
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āmēltēnno.

at the edge of the well.
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āmemelatza.

to tread water.
# nitla. Una persona, un animal silvestre y un animal domestico que se ahuga empieza sacar burbujas adentro del agua. “En mi casa siempre le ponemos agua en una cosa los puerquitos para que tomen agua, y cuando no los vemos, de repente vemos que uno se esta ahugando”.
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amen.

Orthographic Variants: 
ame

Amen
(a loanword from Spanish)

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amén.

amen

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ametzcalli.

ɑːmetskɑlli

an oyster or a clam from the sea (see Molina); -calli may refer to the shell (SW)

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āmēya.

for water to flow from a spring.
A. Sale agua en la tierra. “En ese cerro en la base sale mucha agua”.
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ameyalatl.

ɑːmeːjɑlɑːtɬ

sources of water, springs (see Molina)

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ameyalco.

ɑːmeːyɑlko

natural springs (see Molina and Karttunen)

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ameyalla.

natural springs (see Molina)

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ameyalli.

ɑːmeːyɑlli

a natural spring, water source
Louise M. Burkhart, Before Guadalupe: The Virgin Mary in Early Colonial Nahuatl Literature, Institute for Mesoamerican Studies Monograph 13 (Albany: University at Albany, 2001), 95.

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āmēyāltiā.

for crayfish to cause water to issue forth from a spring.
# Un camarón y una tortoga está en el agua y hace que se salga el agua en algún lugar.
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ameyaltontli.

ɑːmeːjɑltoːntɬi

a little fountain or spring (see Molina)

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ami.

ɑːmi

to hunt for game, to go hunting

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amicoa.

for everyone to be dying of thirst, for there to be a great thirst (see Molina)

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amicqui.

ɑhmikki
Orthographic Variants: 
amiqui

something immortal

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āmictiā.

1. to make s.o. or an animal thirsty by neglecting to give them water. 2. for s.o. sweet or salty to make s.o. thirsty.
# 1. nic. Una persona no le dá agua a alguien, un animal domestico y un animal silvestre. “No le dí agua mi puerco porque fuí a la plaza y llegué en la noche”. 2. nech. Una cosa salado o dulce que come una persolna, hace que le dé sed. “Lupita me dió la semilla de la calabaza y estaba muy salado, despues me estaba matando de sed”.
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amictinemi.

ɑːmiktinemi

to wish for something, such as he who goes about dying of thirst

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