M

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miɑkiyɑ

to abound (see Karttunen)

1. for the number of people at a meeting to increase. 2. for a river to swell with the rain. 3. increase the quantity of s.t. by adding more.
#se junta otras personas, animales domésticos o silvestres donde hay otros. “cuando hacen junta, no se juntan luego las señoras, y después el agente se enoja.” 2. El arroyo se llena con un poco de más agua. “cuando llueve mucho se llena el agua y baja muy sucio el agua.”. 3. Alguna cosa que ya existe se agrega un poco más.”mi frijol se hace más cuando me ayuda a cortar Victorina.”

to skirmish
Florentine Codex, Book 10, Ch 9.

mihkɑlini

someone who is constantly in battle (warrior) or the general of horsemen (jockeys) (see Molina)

someone who sleeps with his or her eyes open (see Molina)

song(s) for the dead (see Molina)

Orthographic Variants: 
micca necaualiztli

an order given in a testament (see Molina)

Orthographic Variants: 
miccanenequi

to pretend that one is dead (see Molina)

a tomb, a grave (see Molina)

the fabric that is used to cover (wrap) a dead body for burial (see Molina)

the process of using the fabric to cover (wrap) a dead body for burial (see Molina)

the person who covers a dead body with a certain fabric to prepare it for burial (see Molina)

a grave or a burial made of rocks (see Molina)

a fabric that is used to cover (wrap) the dead body for proper burial (see Molina)

head stone, a stone for a burial (see Molina); the implication is that it has writing carved on it and it is related to a death

Orthographic Variants: 
micca tilmaua

in mourning (see Molina)

Orthographic Variants: 
micca tlacuilolmachiotl

an epitaph on a burial (see Molina)

a bier (see Molina)

a large tombstone (see Molina)

to make offerings, gifts (see Molina)