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Letter N: Displaying 201 - 220 of 2371

nacaztitica.

nɑkɑstitiːkɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
nacaztitīca

earache or a buzzing in the ears (see Karttunen), could involve either an infection or tinnitus

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nacaztititza.

nɑkɑstititsɑ

to stun or deafen someone with loud voices or a big noise or clamor (see Molina)

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nacaztitlampa.

behind the ears (see Molina)

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nacaztlachia.

to look from the side or from the ear (see Molina)

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nacaztlachialtia.

to look at someone or something with affection (see Molina); or to be made to look in this way

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nacaztlan.

1. to the side of s.o. or an animal. 2. the edge or lip of a griddle.
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nacaztlapilolli.

nɑkɑstɬɑpiloːlli
Orthographic Variants: 
nacaztlapilōlli

earring (see Karttunen)

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nacaztlapolōltiā.

for a person or animal to not be able to stand a loud music.
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nacaztli.

nɑkɑstɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
nacastli

ear(s) (see Molina, Karttunen); corner, side (see Lockhart)

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nacaztli.

s.o.’s ear.
# un poco de la cabeza de una persona y animal domestico con lo que escucha. “esa mosca esta pegado en la oreja del perro y lo mejor le da cosquillas porque lo mueve mucho”.
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nacaztzacua.

1. to be hard of hearing because of illness, due to water in the ears, etc. 2. to cover s.o.’s ears.
A. Persona empieza ano escuchar palabras, porque se metió agua en la oreja o porque se pone alguna cosa en el oído para no escuchar. “Leobardo se le topo en oido porque se metio una ormiga y escucha como que camina.” B. Taparse en oído. No escuchar.
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nacaztzacui.

nɑkɑstsɑkwi

to become deaf (see Karttunen)

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nacaztzahtzacua.

to cover s.o’s ears so that they won’t hear s.t.
# 1. una persona se tapa las orejas con su mano o con una cosa y escucha muy poquito. “cuando escucho la musica fuerte empiezo a taparme las orejas”.
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nacaztzatza.

nɑkɑstsɑtsɑ

someone deaf (see Karttunen)

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nacaztzīntlan.

under s.o. or an animal’s ear.
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nacaztzohtzonhuītequi.

1. for frondage to hit a person or animal’s ear as the pass by. 2. for a pig or donkey wave their ears around.
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nacaztzone.

Orthographic Variants: 
nacatzone

Eared Grebe, a bird (see Hunn, attestations)

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nacazueyac.

to have large ears (see Molina)

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nachca.

that one, or from there, pointing to a place (adverb) (see Molina)

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nachcapa.

that one, or from there, pointing to a place (adverb) (see Molina)

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