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tlapopoloa.

to destroy something; or, to erase something

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tlapopololiztica.

tɬɑpohpololistikɑ
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tlapopololiztli.

tɬɑpohpololistɬi
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tlapopololli.

tɬɑpohpoloːlli
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tlapopoteca.

for little specks, drops of water or leaves to scatter in the air in a certain place.
# Vuela un tipo de basuritas o agua cuando caí la lluvia”. El mes de Diciembre no llueve de verdad nada más llovizna y hace frío”.
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tlapopotiliztlatolli.

tɬɑpopohtiːlistɬɑhtoːlli
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tlapopotzani.

tɬɑpopoːtsɑni
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tlapopouhtli.

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tlapopoxoani.

tɬɑpohpoʃoɑːni
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tlapopoxolizpan.

tɬɑpohpoʃolispɑn

the season for leaving land fallow, or plowing; when the land is cleared and worked for the last time before the maize is ripe (see Molina)

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tlapopoxoliztli.

tɬɑpohpoʃolistɬi

the act of leaving the land fallow (see Molina)

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tlapopoxolli.

tɬɑpohpoʃoːlli
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tlapopoxolo.

tɬɑpohpoʃoːlo
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tlapopoyahui.

tɬɑpoːpoyɑːwi
Orthographic Variants: 
tlapōpoyāhui

to get dark (see karttunen)

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tlapotēhui.

for it to stink someplace.
# huele en algun lugar porque hay una cosa que ya esta echado a perder. “en el pozo huele muy feo cuando se mete un animalito y se muere y no lo sacan luego”.
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tlapotēxcān.

a place that smells bad.
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tlapotiliztlatolli.

tɬɑpohtiːlistɬɑhtoːlli
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tlapotoniani.

tɬɑpotoːniɑːni

one who covers things with feathers (see Molina)

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tlapotoniliztli.

tɬɑpotoːniːlistɬi

the act of covering something with feathers (see Molina)

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tlapotonilli.

tɬɑpotoːniːlli
Orthographic Variants: 
tlapotonjilli

a feathered ritual object (see Molina and Sahagún); in one example from Sahagún, he is speaking of ceremonial arrows hardened by fire and decorated with white turkey feathers

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