C / CH

Letter C/CH: Displaying 5301 - 5320 of 5780
kwehkwelpɑtʃoɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
cuehcuelpachoa

to fold something many times

kwehkwelpɑtʃtik
Orthographic Variants: 
cuehcuelpachtic

something wrinkled, crumpled, folded (see Karttunen)

to tie up one’s hair after all.
kweːkweːltik
Orthographic Variants: 
cuēcuēltic

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

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”.
kwehkweːmpoːwɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
cuecuempoa

to count agricultural furrows or eras

Orthographic Variants: 
cuecuenouia

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

kwekwenoti

for one to fill with pride (see Molina)

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

kwekwenotki

proud, arrogant, presumptuous (see Molina)

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)

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.
kwekwepokɑ

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

for a flower to bloom after all.
kwekwepotsɑ

to cause many flowers to bloom at once (see Karttunen)

kwehkweptinemi

to toss and turn in bed (see Molina)

kwehkweptiw

to roll around on the ground or on one's back (see Molina)

for a fish, snake or other insect to writhe when s.o. tries to grab or hit them.
# se mueve un pescado cuando lo agarran a alguien. “cuando enganche este pescado empezó a moverse”.
kwekwetɬɑkɑ

for a flame to make a lot of noise (see Molina); to shake, tremble (see Karttunen) (an onomatopoetic word)

kwekwetɬɑːniɑ

to brandish a spear, lance, or similar thing (see Molina)