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Letter T: Displaying 12321 - 12340 of 13554

tonenca.

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tonenepil.

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tonepicyan.

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toneyo.

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toneyolizmatiliz.

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tonhuitzoa.

Orthographic Variants: 
tonuitzoa

to rise, to lift oneself up; or, to bring to a boil, until the pot bubbles (see Molina)

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tōniliā1.

1. to spent the night somewhere or in s.o.’s house. 2. for the dying person to hold on for another day.
# 1. una persona pasa una noche en algun lugar. “Samuel paso la noche afuera porque no le abrio su esposa”. 2. el enfermo que ya se iba a morir, mira otro dia. “Ofeli itonanan ya se iba a morir y todavía amanecio otro dia, porque quiso ver a todos sus hijos”.
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tōniliā2.

for a person to take care of s.o. or an animal overnight.
# 1. una persona pasa una noche en algun lugar. “Samuel paso la noche afuera porque no le abrio su esposa”. 2. el enfermo que ya se iba a morir, mira otro dia. “Ofeli itonanan ya se iba a morir y todavía amanecio otro dia, porque quiso ver a todos sus hijos”.
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tōnīlliya.

See TŌNĪLLI.
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tono.

a tone
(a loanword from Spanish)

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tontotquitihui.

Orthographic Variants: 
tontotquitiui
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toome mantihui.

Orthographic Variants: 
toome mantiui
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toome mantinemi.

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toomettinemi.

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toomettitihui.

Orthographic Variants: 
toomettitiui
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toomettitinemi.

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topal.

topɑl

a person who goes about dressed strangely, curiously, and yet with presumptuousness and arrogance (see Molina)

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topalnemiliztli.

topɑlnemilistɬi

a strange life, of a person who dresses strangely and yet is arrogant (see Molina)

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topalnenqui.

topɑlnenki

a person who is unreal, dresses strangely, and yet is presumptuous and arrogant (see Molina)

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topalquetza.

topɑlketsɑ

to dress oneself with vanity and arrogance (see Molina)

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