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Letter I: Displaying 581 - 600 of 3298

icxinenenqui.

someone who walks or goes on foot, or a peon (see Molina)

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icxinenetzo.

to have a second, uncomplete foot attached to a normal one.
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icxinetechhuia.

Orthographic Variants: 
icxinetechuia

to hit one ankle with the other, while walking, hurting themselves (see Molina)

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icxinetechmotla.

to hit one ankle with the other, while walking, hurting oneself (see Molina)

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icxiomiyō.

the bones of oneʻs foot, ankle and shin.
# no. Una parte del hueso de una persona, un animal silvestre y un animal domestico que va después de su rodilla. “Siempre en una noche las abuelitas les empieza a doler los huesos de sus pies porque hace frío”.
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icxiotli.

ikʃiohtɬi

path, or trail (see Molina)

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icxipaca.

ikʃipɑːkɑ

to wash the feet (see Molina)

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icxipahpachōntic.

to have a lot of hair on one’s foot.
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icxipan niyauh.

to walk on foot (see Molina)

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icxipan yani.

one who usually walks on foot, pedestrian (see Molina)

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icxipanhuia.

ikʃipɑnwiɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
icxipanuia

to go on foot (see Molina)

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icxipānhuiā.

to follow an animal’s tracks.
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icxipani.

on top of s.o.’s foot.
# no. Encima del pie de una persona. “Se cayó una piedra grande encima de mi pie y me dolió”.
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icxipano.

ikʃipɑno

to ford a river (see Molina)

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icxipatlactli.

the sole of the foot.
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icxipechtia.

to have someone underneath their feet (see Molina)

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icxipēloā.

to separate one’s legs.
#una persona y unos animales domésticos se jalan las piernas. “ese perro siempre abre las piernas cuando se acuesta porque esta muy contento”.
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icxipepechtia.

to have someone underneath their feet (see Molina)

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icxipepechtilia.

to put something beneath another person's feet (see Molina, who give the example of the verb conjugated in the first person)

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icxipepechtli.

the sole of the shoe (see Molina)

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