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Letter M: Displaying 1861 - 1880 of 2895

mimati.

a subtle and delicate thing; or, to convalesce or get well after a sickness (see Molina); something prudent

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mimatiliztli.

mihmɑtilistɬi

a subtlety, or curious thing (see Molina)

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mimatini.

mihmɑtini

a profound (has deep knowledge, an expert) and informed person (see Molina)

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mimatqui.

mihmɑtki

profound (has deep knowledge, an expert) and informed (see Molina)

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mimi.

s.o.’s older brother.
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mimiahuatl.

Orthographic Variants: 
mimiauatl

a round honeycomb in the trees, or the bee that makes it (see Molina)

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mīmiaquiliā.

for a mealʻs yield to be increased, after all.
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Mimich.

Mimich was the name of a cloud serpent (mixcoatl) in an origin story (1558); or, a person's name (attested as male in Cuernavaca)

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mimichaci.

miːmitʃɑhsi

to fish (see Molina)

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mimichacini.

miːmitʃɑhsini

a fisher (see Molina)

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mimichma.

to fish (see Molina)

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mimichmani.

a fisher (see Molina)

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mimicque.

dead people, the deceased (plural)

see Annals of His Time: Don Domingo de San Antón Muñón Chimalpahin Quauhtlehuanitzin, James Lockhart, Susan Schroeder, and Doris Namala, eds. and transl. (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006), 224–225.

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mīmictiliā.

1. to kill s.o.’s animal, after all. 2. to kill an animal for s.o. to eat.
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mīmihcueniā.

to vacate a space.
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mīmihxāmiā.

to wash one’s face after all.
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mīmihyōcui.

to inhale through the nose, after all.
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mīmihzāmiā.

to wash one’s face after all.
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mimilahui.

mimilɑwi

to swell, spill, overflow (see Karttunen)

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mīmīlcalaqui.

for a person or an animal to enter s.o.’s planted field, after all.
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