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tlaēlto.

1. for there to be no wind or clouds. 2.
# En ningún lugar hay viento. [Siempre se utiliza con “zan”] “Ahora amaneció bonito porque no hay nada”.
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tlaēltoc.

See TLAĒLTO.
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tlaepantililli mesa.

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tlaeticihuitilli.

Orthographic Variants: 
tlaeticiuitilli
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tlaetililli.

tɬɑetiliːlli
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tlaeznelolli.

tɬɑesneloːlli
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tlaezotilli.

tɬɑesoːtiːlli
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tlaeztemitilli coyame cuitlaxcolli.

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tlaeztemitilli ichca cuitlaxcolli.

lamb sausage

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tlaeztemitilli.

tɬɑestemiːtiːlli
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tlaezuilli.

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tlafiēroh.

place with lots of weeds.
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tlafiērohtic.

place with lots of weeds.
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tlah.

place with an abundance of a certain animal or thing.
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tlahca.

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tlahcahuacaliztli.

Orthographic Variants: 
tlahcauacaliztli
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tlahchinoā.

to burn dead plant matter after harvest or after clearing a wooden area for planting.
A. Una persona quema palo de elote seco en la milpa. “Porfirio quemó el palo de elote seco en su milpa cuando cortaron eso”. B. Quemar el palo del elote seco.
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tlahchinolli.

trees or dry corn stalks that are burned in a field.
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tlahco.

half of s.t.
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tlahcocalaqui.

for a person or animal to enter into the middle of a group or a conflict.
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