Q

Letter Q: Displaying 601 - 615 of 615
kijoːti

for an herb or a vegetable to send up shoots, stalks (see Molina)

kijoːtɬ

the stem, shoot, or sprout of an herb or vegetable (see Molina)

kijoːtki

a thing (plant, herb) that is full of stocks or shoots (see Molina)

an herb that has stalks, stems, sprouts, shoots, or the like (see Molina)

kisɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
quiça

turn out, come up, come out, emerge, go out; to happen, take place, to show; to issue; to erupt; to be (is, are, etc.); to celebrate or observe (a fiesta day)

1. for a person or animal to exit an enclosure. 2. to leave home and go elsewhere in search of one’s future. 3. for a person to quit a job or not finish school.
A. 1. Persona que esta adentro y va afuera. “Jorge sale afuera porque adentro hace mucho calor.” 2. mascota el que esta adentro va afuera. “Una vaca sale de donde lo han encerrado por que no hay zacate que comer.” 3. Persona que sale del estudiar. “Mi hijo sale de donde estudia el 11 de este mes.”
kiːski

the end, completion (see Chimalpahin); see also quizqui combined with numbers, which means separated or divided into that many items (see Molina); something taken out (from the verb quiza, it seems, SW); huel quizqui = well formed (A. Wimmer, 2004; see the Gran Diccionario Náhuatl)

kiːstiwetsi
Orthographic Variants: 
quiztiuetzi
kiːstiwetsilistɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
quiztiuetziliztli

to leave, depart (see attestations)

kiːstikiːsɑ

something that goes by or passes by quickly (see Molina)

kiːstikiːsɑlistɬi