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Letter M: Displaying 621 - 640 of 2874

māmāltiliā.

to have a person or an animal carry s.t. or a baby on their back.
# 1. Nic/nimo. Una persona pone una cosa en su espalda de alguien o una animal domestico. “Mi padre cuando va a traer maíz en nuestra milpa, solo se hace de cargar porque nadie le ayude”.
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mamaltin.

mɑːmɑltin
Orthographic Variants: 
mamalti

captives (see Molina; he also gives mamalti for captives)

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mamamacuilpoalpa.

every one hundred times (see Molina)

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mamana.

mɑhmɑnɑ

put the food on the table in an orderly way (see Molina)

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māmana.

1. to put a griddle, a pot or a jar on the fire, after all. 2. to put a plate, a bucket, a molcajete, a cup or a jar en the table or on the ground, after all.
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mamanenemi.

to crawl, to move around on one's hands and knees

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mamani.

mɑhmɑni
Orthographic Variants: 
mahmani

for things to be individually spread out (see Karttunen), or set up, placed

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mamanilia.

to put out bait when hunting or trying to catch an animal (see Molina)

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māmāpāca2.

to wash the hands of one’s child’s godparents after all.
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mamapatohuiani.

Orthographic Variants: 
mamapatouiani

a card player

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mamapehua.

mɑːmɑːpeːwɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
māmāpēhua

to keep pushing oneself away (see Karttunen)

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māmaquiliā.

to hit a person, an animal or s.t. after all.
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māmarcharoā.

to march after all.
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mamati.

mɑːmɑti

to be shameful; to have embarrassment for others; for others to lose their shame

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māmati1.

to know the way after all.
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mamatia.

mɑhmɑːtiɑ

to put arms on images in the round (see Molina)

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mamatiloa.

mɑːmɑtiloɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
māmatiloā

to confound someone, to ensnare someone (see Karttunen)

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mamatlapaltia.

mɑhmɑːtɬɑpɑltiɑ

for a tree to shed its leaves

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māmātlaquechiā.

to steady oneself by putting one’s hands on s.t.
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mamauhtia.

mɑhmɑwtiɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
mahmauhtiā

to get frightened; to frighten or threaten someone (see Karttunen)

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