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Letter I: Displaying 541 - 560 of 3298

icxicuēlihui.

for a person or animal to twist their ankle.
# una persona, animal silvestre y animal domestico se dobla el pie. “cuando Sabina iba corriendo al arroyo se doblo el pie”.
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icxicuēloā.

to twist one’s ankle.
# una persona, animal silvestre y animal domestico se dobla el pie. “cuando Sabina iba corriendo al arroyo se doblo el pie”.
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icxicuēlpachoā.

for a person or animal to twist its ankle.
# una persona, animal silvestre y animal domestico se dobla un poco su pie. “mi hermano se doblo el pie cuando estaba jugando en el patio”.
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icxicuēltic.

1. s.o. or an animal with a crooked foot. 2. table or chair with a crooked leg.
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icxicuetlaxihui.

ikʃikwetɬɑʃiwi

for one’s foot to become weakened, paralyzed (see Karttunen)

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icxicuetlaxxō.

the skin on a person or an animal’s foot.
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icxicui.

for a shoe to fit s.o.
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icxigānchohhuiā.

to trip s.o. with one’s foot.
# una persona le pone su pie por debajo de sus piernas para que se tropiece. “cando esos niños se estaban peleando se engancharon con sus pies y se cayeron”.
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icxihuehhuēhuēyac.

person or animal with long feet.
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icxihuia.

ikʃiwiɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
icxiuia

to walk on foot (see Molina)

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icxihuihcōltic.

1. person or animal with their feet turned in or out. 2. atable or chair with a crooked leg.
# ni. Una persona, un animal silvestre y un animal domestico que no puede usar su pie porque está doblado. “Ese niño está chueco su píe, por eso no puede caminar bien”.
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icxihuihuirrica.

for a person or animal’s foot to be constantly shaking.
# ni. Una persona, animal silvestre o animal domestico empieza a mover muchas veces su pie, de repente. “Delfina le tiemblan muchos sus pies cuando tarda sentada en su trabajo”.
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icxihuihuitoca.

for a person or animal’s foot to be constantly shaking.
# ni. Una persona, animal silvestre o animal domestico empieza a mover muchas veces su pie, de repente. “Delfina le tiemblan muchos sus pies cuando tarda sentada en su trabajo”.
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icxihuītacachihui.

for s.o.’s foot to cramp up.
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icxihuitequi.

ikʃiwiːteki
Orthographic Variants: 
icxiuitequi

to swim with the feet (see Molina)

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icxiichcayōltic.

person with clean feet.
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icxiihcuēniā.

to move s.o.’s foot from where it is.
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icxiihilacatztic.

person or animal with both feet turned inward or outward.
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icxiilacatztic.

person or animal with a foot turned inward or outward.
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icxiilpiliā.

to tie a string or piece of cloth on a chicken or a turkey’s foot to distinguish it from others.
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