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Letter P: Displaying 941 - 960 of 1590

pilo.

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piloa.

piloɑː

to hang oneself, to hang something up, to hang someone (see Karttunen); it hangs

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pīloā.

1. to balk at going somewhere. 2. to hang on s.o.’s arm or neck. 3. to pull on s.o. 4. root of CUAPILOĀ: to hang s.t.
# Alguien se estira o se cuelga. Un animal domestico se jala y llora cuando está amarrado porque quiere que lo desaten. “Anna le molesta mucho su puerco porque su hilo con la que lo amarra siempre lo corta cuando se jala”.
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pilohuilia.

piloːwiliɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
pilōhuiliā

to connect something, to hook something up (See Karttunen)

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pilolli.

piloːlli
Orthographic Variants: 
pilōlli

a pitcher, a vessel (see Karttunen)

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pilolli.

a lowering of the head (see attestations); or, something that hangs

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pilotihuetzi.

pilohtiwetsi
Orthographic Variants: 
pilotiuetzi

to dive in flight (speaking of a bird on the hunt) (see Molina)

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pilotl.

Orthographic Variants: 
pillotl

nephew; or, niece (of a woman) (see attestations)

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pilpepenia.

pilpehpeniɑ

to adopt someone (see Molina)

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pīlpitzactzin.

thin person or animal.
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pīlpiyotzin.

chick.
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pilpo.

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pīlquēntzin.

a little bit of s.t.
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pilquixtiliztli.

pilkiːʃtilistɬi

taking out the children (a ceremony)

Fray Bernardino de Sahagún, Primeros Memoriales, ed. Thelma D. Sullivan (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1997), 78.

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pilquiza.

pilkiːsɑ
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pīltatah.

old man.
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piltic ynacayo.

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piltic.

piltik
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pilticayotl.

piltikɑːjoːtɬ
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piltilia.

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