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chichinacatinemi.

tʃitʃinɑkɑtinemi

to go along tormenting and afflicting others (see Molina)

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chichinalhuia.

tʃitʃinɑlwiɑ

to burn the cornfields or fields of another person (see Molina)

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chichinaloni.

a pipe used for smoking tobacco (see attestations)

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chichinaquiliztli.

pain or torment; ache, fatigue (see Molina)

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chichinaquiztli.

tʃitʃinɑkistɬi

pain, an ache; or, fatigue, exhaustion

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chichinatza.

tʃitʃinɑtsɑ

to afflict or torment someone; to cause someone pain (see Molina)

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chichincalihuiliztli.

tʃitʃinkɑliwilistɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
chichincaliuiliztli

excoriation of the skin through too much rubbing

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chichincaliuhqui.

tʃitʃinkɑliwki
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chichincaliui.

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chichini.

tʃiːtʃini

he who sucks

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chichīniliā.

to suck the juice from a fruit or piece of cane that belong to s.o. else.
# una persona le quita el caldo o el jugo una cosa de otra persona con su boca. “cuando le doy caña mi hijo, le quito el jugo porque todavía no tiene su diente”.
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chichinipol.

Orthographic Variants: 
chichinipul

a baby who likes to nurse a lot

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chichinoa.

tʃitʃinoɑː

to be scorched, or to get burned; to scorch something or burn someone; to put green branches, or something similar, into the fire

to burn s.t. to a crisp.
# una persona pone una cosa en la lumbre y cuando se quema se hace negro. “ayer fuimos a pasear la virgen con vela prendida y quemaron mi cabello”.
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chichinolli.

Orthographic Variants: 
chichinoli

a burn
Gran Diccionario Náhuatl, citing Cortés y Zedeño, 1765, folio 110, columna A.

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chichīntic.

burned to a crisp.
# Algo de comida o no sea de comida se quema mucho y se ve muy negro. “porque no sacaron antes la tortilla ahora se hizo negro.”
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chichipactic.

something pretty, clean, and beautiful

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chīchipāhuiya.

for white clothing that has become stained or sullied to whiten, after all.
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chichipatic.

tʃitʃipɑhtik

something very bitter

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chichipeliuhqui.

tʃitʃipeliwki

one who has sores (see Molina)

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chichipiazoa.

to spit through the teech

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