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Letter T: Displaying 11301 - 11320 of 13479

tlazazacac.

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tlazazacaliztica.

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tlazazacaliztli.

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tlazazacani.

tɬɑsɑsɑkɑni
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tlazazactli.

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tlazazalhuia.

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tlazazalhuiliztli.

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tlazcalilli.

a young child or pupil who is being raised and educated by a tutor/teacher (see Molina)

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tlazcaltilizotl.

the job of raising and instructing children (see Molina)

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tlazcaltiliztli.

tɬɑskɑltilistɬi

nourishing [the fire and sun with blood] (a ceremony or ritual)
Fray Bernardino de Sahagún, Primeros Memoriales, ed. Thelma D. Sullivan (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1997), 79.

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tlazcaltilli.

tɬɑskɑltiːlli

a child placed under the care of a tutor; or, someone adopted (see Molina and Karttunen); also, one or more domestic animals (see attestations)

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tlazcamati.

thank you

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tlazcāmati1.

phrase used to thank s.o.
A. 1. Persona así le dice a otra de todo corazón cuando le da o le ayuda con una cosa. “Angélica se agradece mucho porque le dieron un pan.” B. Gracias.
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tlazcāmati2.

phrase used to thank s.o.
A. 1. Persona así le dice a otra de todo corazón cuando le da o le ayuda con una cosa. “Angélica se agradece mucho porque le dieron un pan.” B. Gracias.
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tlazcāmati3.

to be thankfull.
A. 1. Persona así le dice a otra de todo corazón cuando le da o le ayuda con una cosa. “Angélica se agradece mucho porque le dieron un pan.” B. Gracias.
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tlazcāmatiliā.

to thank s.o.
A. Persona le dice así a otra porque le ayudo o le dio una cosa. “Miguel siempre se agradece con dios porque nos cuida todo los dias.” B. agradecer.
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tlazcoa.

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tlazo-.

Orthographic Variants: 
tlaço-, tlazoh-

dear, precious (see attestations)

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tlazoa.

Orthographic Variants: 
tlazoā

to value, love, feel affection; Karttunen proposes this unattested verb, and the IDIEZ team also supports tlatoā as the likely root of many words that begin with tlazo-, tlazoh-

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tlazoaliztli.

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