T

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the black part of the eye (see Molina)

together, or part of us (see Molina)

toːtoːɑːkɑtɬ

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)

to plant, after all.
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.
totoːkɑk

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

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)

totoːkɑtiwetʃilistɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
totocatiuechiliztli

a bird's sudden dive while hunting, or the haste of a person hurrying to do something (see Molina)

totoːkɑtiwetsi
Orthographic Variants: 
totocatiuetzi

for a bird to dive suddenly in flight, or for a person to hurry in haste to do something (see Molina)

totoːkɑtiwetsilistɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
totocatiuetziliztli
tohtokɑtinemi
Orthographic Variants: 
tohtocatinemi

to go along pursuing someone (see Karttunen)

totoːkɑtiw

to go along in a hurry (see Molina)

small, blach ant.
# Un tipo de hormiga que nada en la milpa y en casa; se ve muy chiquito; no pica y su color es negro. “En mi mesa se acercaron muchos hormigas porque había dejado pan”.
toːtoːtʃikiwitɬ
Orthographic Variants: 
totochiquiuitl