C / CH

Letter C/CH: Displaying 2761 - 2780 of 5790

cicicuiloa.

to make someone else thin (see Molina)

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cicicuiltia.

to make someone else thin, withered (see Molina)

to end up thin and bony (see Molina)

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cicicuiltic.

sihsikwiltik

something thin and dry (see Molina)

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cicīnaltiā.

to provoke s.o. or an animal into anger.

# ni. Una persona hace que se enoje a alguien o un animal domestico con una cosa. “Yo hago que se enoje mi perro porque quiero que los correté los puercos

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cicīniā.

to be angry.

A. Una persona o un animal se enoja. “Ese perro se enoja mucho por eso muerde”. B. Persona enojona.

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cicinoa.

sisinoɑ

to boast or brag (see Molina)

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cīcinpayāniliā.

to grind s.o.’s corn on a grinding stone or in a mill after all.

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cīciohuīltiā.

to tire s.o. or an animal with work after all.

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cicitlallo.

something starry, or full of stars (see Molina)

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ciciyahuiliztli.

Orthographic Variants:

ciciyauiliztli

weariness or fatigue (see Molina)

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ciciyotcaana.

sisijotkɑːɑːnɑ

to cut the breasts off a fowl (see Molina)

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ciciyotcayehua.

Orthographic Variants:

ciciyotcayeua

to cut the breast off of fowl (see Molina)

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ciciyotomaliztli.

sisijotomɑlistɬi

crack, cleft, split (see Molina)

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ciciyotonqui.

sisijotonki

something cracked, something split (see Molina)

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a doublet or jacket (see Molina); a tunic worn especially by the P'urhépecha (Eloise Quiñones Keber, Codex Teleriano-Remensis, 1995, p. 205); a small body or carcass; a person's waist; or, a person's ribs

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