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molinia.

for something to move, shake, wiggle, wag, or to boil (see Molina)

molīniā.

1. for a sleeping person to shift their body position. 2. for a tree or plant to move due to the wind or a passing animal. 3. used in negative expressions meaning, “Be still; be quiet.”

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moliniani.

moliːniɑːni

something that moves, shakes, wiggles, wags, is activated (see Molina)

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molino.

a mill
(a loanword from Spanish)

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sauce, something ground James Lockhart, Nahuatl as Written: Lessons in Older Written Nahuatl, with Copious Examples and Texts (Stanford: Stanford University Press and UCLA Latin American Studies, 2001), 225.

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mōlli.

a meal made with soupy chilli sauce.

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molliā.

See ILLIĀ.

# también. Una persona le piensa una cosa en su cabeza. “Ulia se dice que nada mas el puede hacer un baile”.

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moloctic.

moloktik

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mololo.

having the point turned up

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moloncayotl.

moloːnkɑːjoːtɬ

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moloni.

moloːni

to spring up; to bubble up; to boil; can refer to clouds and the weather (see Molina and Karttunen)

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molōni.

to boil.

# un tipo de comida y otra cosa aguado lo que han puesto en la lumbre, se calienta mucho y empieza a saltar el agua. “esa agua hierve mucho porque ya tiene rato que lo pusieron en la lumbre”.

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molonia.

moloːniɑː

to process wool or feathers (see Molina)

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molōniā.

to boil s.t.

# una persona pone en la lumbre agua, comida o otra cosa aguado, después se calienta y empieza a brincar el agua”.

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molōniliā.

to boil s.t. for s.o.

# una persona pone una cosa el la lumbre de otro porque quiere que se caliente. “Mónica le calienta la comida a su tía para que no se eche a perder”.

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molonqui.

moloːnki

something ground up well and dry (see Molina); powdered; pulverized; perhaps it also have extended to being soft and fluffy; this was also the name of a deity or divine force, Molonqui

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