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Letter A: Displaying 1721 - 1740 of 2521

aquetztitlacali.

ɑhketstitɬɑhkɑli
Orthographic Variants: 
ahquetztitlahcali

to knock something upside down (see Karttunen)

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aquetztoc.

be on one's back, lying down (see Molina)

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āquezotic.

1. light in weight. 2. s.o. or s.t. that does an action quickly. 3. person who is not lazy.
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āquezotzin.

s.t. small and light-weight.
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aqui in tonatiuh.

Orthographic Variants: 
aqui yn tonatiuh

for the sun to set, or enter (the underworld) (see Molina)

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aqui.

ɑki
Orthographic Variants: 
acqui

to enter, to fit in (Molina also gives this as "to not fit through any hole", apparently from ah- + aqui); see also our IDIEZ material for "aqui," which clarifies that this is the root of calaqui

root of CALAQUI1 and CALAQUI2. caber o meterse.
la raíz de CALAQUI1 y CALAQUI2, caber o meterse
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aquia.

ɑkiɑː

to put something into something else; to put oneself into, to make enter; to put something on or wear (in reflexive); to add something to what is being said; add something to a story; to push trees, poles, or something of this nature through a hole (see Molina)

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aquia.

ɑːkiɑː

to dress with a shirt; or, to add something to a story; or, to transplant trees; or, to thread a needle; or, to drive stakes (see Molina)

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aquiampa.

Orthographic Variants: 
aquiyampa

which see (see Lockhart)

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aquich.

aquiche tree (guazuma ulmifolia).
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aquilli.

ɑkiːlli
Orthographic Variants: 
aquīlli

red maize (see Karttunen)

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aquilotl.

ɑkilotɬ

a plant whose leaves have medicinal value (see attestations)

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aquimamatcahua.

Orthographic Variants: 
aquimamatcaua

a fool, stupid, or naughty person (see Molina)

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aquimamatcayotl.

foolishness (see Molina)

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aquimamati.

clumsy (see Molina)

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aquimamatiliztli.

foolishness (see Molina)

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aquimamatqui.

ɑhkimɑhmɑtki
Orthographic Variants: 
ahquimahmatqui

idiot (see Karttunen)

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aquimmacaquimatii.

Orthographic Variants: 
aquimmacaquimatiy

who doesn't know this? who ignores this? (see Molina)

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aquin.

ɑːkin

who? or to whom? (see Molina), or, one who (see Karttunen)

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Aquino.

a personal name, taken by some indigenous men upon baptism; draws from St. Thomas Aquinas, the Italian Dominican friar; we often see it paired with Tomás, in fact, but not exclusively (SW)

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