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Letter T: Displaying 4701 - 4720 of 13508

titi.

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titianquizoa.

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titīca.

for a wound to throb.
# Dolor en una parte del cuerpo de una persona, animal silvestre y animal domestico donde se ha lastimado. “La hija de Carla le duele su pie donde se espinó cuando lo había llevado a la milpa”.
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titicana.

titikɑnɑ
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titichalhuia.

tititʃɑlwiɑ
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titichauhqui.

titiːtʃɑwki
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titichoa.

tititʃoɑ
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titichtic.

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titici.

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titicpa huitz.

Orthographic Variants: 
titicpa uitz

it comes from within us (see Molina)

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titicpa quiza.

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titicuinaltia.

tihtikwiːnɑltiɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
tihticuīnaltiā

to puncture, perforate something (see Karttunen)

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titicuini.

tihtikwiːni
Orthographic Variants: 
tihticuīni

to bore, to punch (see Karttunen)

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titilana.

tihtilɑːnɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
tihtilāna

to stretch one's arms and legs (see Karttunen)

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titilatza.

titilɑtsɑ

to creep along; to drag something along (see Karttunen)

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titilica.

1. for many strings or ropes to be tightly stretched. 2. for skin to be very dry.
# Muchos hilos que están muy estirados de donde están. “Abundio, tus cuerdas se estiraron mucho cuando afinaste un poco mejor tu guitarra, aflójalos un poco, si no se reventarán y no podrás tocar”.
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titilicatoc.

See TITILICA.
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titilinia.

tihtiːliːniɑ
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titilitza.

to stretch many ropes, cables, strings or threads between different points.
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titilitzhuiliā.

to tie ropes, vines, wires, string or tape to a tree branch.
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