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Letter P: Displaying 241 - 260 of 1590

pānhuihhuitztic.

prickly.
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pani ilpitza.

to blow on something from above or from outside (see Molina)

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pani nextia.

to discover what one had in his or her heart (see Molina)

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pani nezqui.

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pani tlaza.

to uncover a secret or publish something

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pani.

pɑni

over; on top of; on the top; upwards; outside; on the surface, etc.

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pani1.

an amount in excess.
A. una persona agrega un cosa. Tlach. Mi mamá ordeno que le hicieran pan y cuando le vinieron a dejar le pusieron cinco de mas. B.de mas.
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pani2.

1. on s.o. or s.t.ʻs back. 2. on top of s.t.
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pania.

pɑniɑ
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panihuetzi.

for a person or animal that goes on ahead to be lost in the distance.
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panihuiliā.

to add to s.t. that is already full or complete.
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paninēci.

for a portion of s.o., an animal or s.t. that is hidden to be seen.
# una cosa que esta en la tierra y sale un poco sobre la tierra. “el baúl de mi tía la que se murió esta casi sobre la tierra porque llovió y escarbo el agua.”
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panipa.

pɑnipɑ
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paniquīza.

to be sticking out, like a broken bone or a stick sticking out of the ground.
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paniquīztoc.

See PANIQUĪZA.
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panitia.

pɑniːtiɑ
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panitl.

Orthographic Variants: 
pamitl, pantli, tecpantli

flag, banner; often used as a phonetic indicator for the locative suffix -pan in Nahuatl hieroglyphs; flags were possibly associated with sacrifice (see Mikulska)

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panitlaza

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Panitzin.

a person's name; a Mexico City ruler

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paniyan.

pɑniyɑːn
Orthographic Variants: 
paniyān

place on top, at the summit (See Karttunen)

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