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cecēltiā.

to calm s.o. or an animal that is upset.
A. nic. Una persona calma a otra o un animal doméstico cuando llora. “Flor calma con su hermanito porque es muy chiquion”. nimo. Una persona que llora empieza a calmarse solo. “Mi hermano cuando le pegaron empezó a llorar y solo empezó a calmarse”. B. hablar y calmar a otro buenamente.
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ceceltia.

sehseltiɑː

to entertain someone

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ceceltic.

seːseltik

something fresh and green (see Molina)

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cecem.

seːsem
Orthographic Variants: 
cēcem

one apiece, one for each (see Karttunen)

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cecem.

sehsem
Orthographic Variants: 
cehcem

occurs with expressions of time or period (see Karttunen)

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cecema cueyupan.

from one wave to another, or from depth to depth

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cecemaltepepan.

to each pueblo, or in each pueblo or city

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cecemaltepetl.

each pueblo, or for each pueblo

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cecemaltepetlipan.

in each pueblo, or for each pueblo

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cecemeh.

to rather do s.t.
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cecemeltia.

seːsemeːltiɑ

to cheer up someone or give that person solace (see Molina)

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cecemeltic.

seːsemeːltik

something whole, healthy, pleasing (see Molina)

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cecemetztica.

each month, monthly, or from month to month

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cecemicxitl.

each foot, or to each foot

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cecemilhuiamoxtli.

seːsemilwiɑːmoʃtɬi

a history book recording daily events

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cecemilhuitl.

seːsemilwitɬ

every day

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cecemilhuitlacuilolli.

seːsemilwitɬɑhkwiloːlli

a piece of historical writing accounting events of each day

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cecemmana.

seːsemmɑnɑ

to sprinkle or put seeds in the ground, such as wheat, maize, or other food plants; or, to disperse people or livestock (see Molina)

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cecemmani.

seːsemmɑni

for people or livestock to disperse, spread out

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cecemmanqui.

seːsemmɑnki

something or someone who has been been part of a group that was dispersed

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