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cuapachhuilia.

to place s.t. heavy on s.t. that belongs to s.o. else.
# una persona pone una cosa pesada en una cosa de otro dueño. “el papel de Aracely le aplastaron con una piedra para que no vuele”.
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cuapachoa.

1. to place s.t. heavy on s.t. else. 2. for s.t. to press on and bruise a part of one’s body.
# una persona pone algo pesado en otro. “Artemio no pongas tu morral en esa caja, porque lo vas a aplastar lo que tiene adentro”.
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cuāpahpachōntic.

man with long hair.
# Una persona que tiene mucho cabello porque no se ha peloquiado. “José le dijeron que se lo corte el cabello porque tiene mucho y así no lo quieren en la escuela”.
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cuapahpāntic.

a light weight chicken.
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cuapahtli.

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cuapanō.

to cross over a fence or strewn logs.
# una persona, animal salvaje y animal domestico paso encima del palo donde se ha atravesado. “cuando Juan pasa en el palo siempre se cae porque se resvala en el palo”.
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cuapanoa.

to give birth (see attestations)

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cuapanōltiā.

to help s.o. cross over a log or fence.
#Una persona, animal salvaje y animal doméstico le ayuda un hijo de otro o pariente que pase encima del palo donde esta atravesado. “Cuando Juan pasa su sobrino siempre se atora su camisa en la rama del árbol”.
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cuapanotiuh.

Orthographic Variants: 
quapanotiuh

to give birth often, referring to a woman (see Molina)

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cuāpāpa.

s.o.ʻs or s.t.ʻs hair.
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cuapapaca.

kwɑːpɑhpɑːkɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
cuāpahpāca

to scrub one’s head (see Karttunen)

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cuapapāntiā.

to be weak due to having not eaten.
# una persona no pesa cuando no come. “cuando voy a la milpa tempranito cuando ya me regreso nada mas nicuapahpantia y no puedo caminar rapido”.
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cuapapatztic.

Orthographic Variants: 
quapapatztic

a newborn whose crown is still not closed, soft spot still not closed; refers metaphorically to one who still lacks experience in the things of life (see Molina)

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cuāpāpayo.

s.o.ʻs or s.t.ʻs hair.
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cuapatlach.

Orthographic Variants: 
quapatlach

a man with a wide head (see Molina)

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cuapatlachoa.

kwɑːpɑtɬɑtʃoɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
cuāpatlachoā

for one’s head to get crushed; to crush someone’s head (see Karttunen)

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cuāpatlachtic.

person or animal with a flat looking head, due either to having been born that way or to having been squashed by s.t.
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cuapatlanalizcuahuitl.

Orthographic Variants: 
quapatlanalizquahuitl

the head-flying pole; a reference to the pole used by those who are known today as the voladores de Papantla (the flyers of Papantla) (see attestations)

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cuapatlanqui.

Orthographic Variants: 
quapatlanqui

a head-flyer (see attestations); seemingly a reference to what are called today the "voladores de Papantla," the four men who fly head down from the top of a tall pole while a fifth man plays a flute from the very top. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danza_de_los_Voladores_de_Papantla.

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cuapayana.

Orthographic Variants: 
quapayana

to break up dirt clods (see Molina), in preparation for cultivating the soil

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