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Letter C/CH: Displaying 601 - 620 of 5729

camapiya.

kɑmɑpiyɑ

to hold something in one’s mouth (see Karttunen)

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camapoloa.

kɑmɑpoloɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
camapoloā

to blunder in speech (see Karttunen)

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camapotehui.

for s.o.’s breath to smell bad.
# una persona cuando habla no huele bonito su aliento .”mi amigo le huele mucho la boca talvez no se lavo los dientes
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camapotoniliztli.

bad breath (see Molina)

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camaquetza.

kɑmɑketsɑ

to finish eating (see Karttunen)

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cámara.

chambers of a judge (see attestations)

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camatapalli.

kɑmɑtɑpɑlli

the palate(s) of the mouth (see Molina)

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camatecapania.

to cover someone's mouth to quiet that person, using a slap (transitive); to slap oneself in the mouth multiple times (reflexive) (see Molina)

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camatehtequi.

for a spicy, salty of unripe food to sting one’s mouth.
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camatelizca.

kɑmɑteliskɑ

to kick someone in the mouth (see Karttunen)

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camatēma.

for a person or an animal to fill its mouth up with a specific food.
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camatēmi.

for a person or an animal to fill its mouth up with food.
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camatēmiliā.

for a person to fill s.o.’s mouth up with a specific food.
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camatēnno.

at the edge of s.o. or an animal’s mouth.
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camatepachoa.

kɑmɑtepɑːtʃoɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
camatepāchoā

to get ones mouth bruised; to bruise someone on the mouth(see Karttunen)

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camatēquiliā.

to give s.o. or an animal s.t. to drink directly in their mouth.
#una persona le da a otra o a un animal sobre o en la boca una cosa que se come o el chile que esta aguado .”pedro le pone medicamento a su perro por que tiene el ocico o encias inflamadas
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camatetic.

fully loaded (as in a cart) (?)

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camatetl.

kɑmɑtetɬ

1) large carts (see Molina); 2) cheek (see Sahagún)

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camati.

to talk a lot.
A. una persona habla. “Mi suegra siempre le gusta hablar cuando la visitan sus familiares a su casa.
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camatl.

1. a mouthfull of food. 2. mouth (older Nahuatl).
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