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Letter C/CH: Displaying 5261 - 5280 of 5744

cuecuelachic zan.

often (see Molina)

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cuecuelihui.

kweːkweːliwi
Orthographic Variants: 
cuēcuēlihui

to bend, to be flexible (see Karttunen)

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cuēcuēlihui.

for s.t. made of metal or other objects to bend after all.
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cuecueloa.

kweːkweːloɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
cuēcuēloā

to bend, twist (see Karttunen)

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cuecuelotiuh.

to swagger or swing one's hips while going about in public (see Molina)

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cuēcuēlpachihui.

for s.t. metal to become dented due to a blow, after all.
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cuecuelpachoa.

kwehkwelpɑtʃoɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
cuehcuelpachoa

to fold something many times

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cuecuelpachtic.

kwehkwelpɑtʃtik
Orthographic Variants: 
cuehcuelpachtic

something wrinkled, crumpled, folded (see Karttunen)

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cuēcuēlpiā.

to tie up one’s hair after all.
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cuecueltic.

kweːkweːltik
Orthographic Variants: 
cuēcuēltic

something flexible (see Karttunen), capable of bending or twisting

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cuecuemoca.

to hardly be able to make out s.o. or s.t. that moves in the dark.
# solo poquito se ve alguien, animal silvestre o animal domestico que se mueve cuando es de noche. “yo no se quien viene moviéndose allá, veló porque yo tengo miedo”.
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cuecuempohua.

kwehkweːmpoːwɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
cuecuempoa

to count agricultural furrows or eras

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cuecuenohuia.

Orthographic Variants: 
cuecuenouia

to take an opportunity to fill oneself with pride about something (see Molina)

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cuecuenoti.

kwekwenoti

for one to fill with pride (see Molina)

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cuecuenotl.

one filled with pride (?) -- see related terms, below

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cuecuenotqui.

kwekwenotki

proud, arrogant, presumptuous (see Molina)

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cuecuepa.

kweːkweːpɑ

to go out and about in public; for something to go up and down; or, to prove or experiment with something; to flip flop in what one is saying (see Molina)

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cuecuepoca.

for a flower to bloom.
A. 1. Una flor que retoña y empieza a e floriarse. “Lidia sembró muchas flores porque le gusta ver cuando florecen todos juntos”. 2.Un medicamento de hierva empieza a florear cuando lo ponen en agua en algo, y despues lo toma una persona cuando le duele en su corazón. “ Ofelia le mandaron que pusiera hierva en el agua para que floresca”. B. Florece.
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cuecuepoca.

kwekwepokɑ

for flowers to bud, sprout; or, to be full of flea bites (see Molina)

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cuēcuepōni.

for a flower to bloom after all.
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