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Letter T: Displaying 12381 - 12400 of 13479

totlanechuia.

Orthographic Variants: 
totlanecuia
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totlanequia.

Orthographic Variants: 
totlanequia
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totlanequiliz.

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totlanitz.

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totlaocoliloca.

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totlatlaliaya.

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totlatolhuaz.

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totlatoloaya.

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totlayi.

married or older man.
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totli.

tohtɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
tohtli

totli = synonym for the Prairie Falcon
tohtli = synonym for falcons in general
(see Hunn, attestations)

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totlilticauh.

the black part of the eye (see Molina)

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totloc.

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totlocpa.

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totoacatl.

toːtoːɑːkɑtɬ
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totoca.

to keep on (e.g. raining); to keep at something; to continue; to run fast and hurry; in the passive, totoco, this seems to mean to be sent into exile (see Molina, Lockhart, and attestations)

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tōtōca.

to plant, after all.
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tōtoca.

1. to chase s.o. off. 2. to chase each other around. 3. to scare s.o. or s.t. off.
A. 1. Persona que le dice a otra que se vaya. “Juan corre a su hijo porque es muy flojo y no quiere hacer nada.” 2. Persona, animal silvestre y animal domestico corre por una cosa. “Esos perros se corretean porque se quitan un hueso.” 3. B. Correr o corretear.
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totocac.

totoːkɑk

in a lot of pain and very sick (see Molina)

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totocalli.

a building where birds were kept by majordomos, and where artisans did a lot of work, possibly also where wild animals were kept (see Sahagún)

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totocani.

totoːkɑni
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