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Letter T: Displaying 12861 - 12880 of 13559

tzatzatzia.

the vocal chords, the place in the throat from which a loud voice comes (see Molina)

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tzatzatziliztli.

voices; shouts; or, bird songs (see Molina)

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tzatzatzini.

tsɑhtsɑhtsini

one who cries out, a town crier, an auctioneer (see Molina)

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tzatzayaca.

tsɑtsɑyɑkɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
tzayaca

to crack or split; for cloth or the like to be torn to shreds

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tzatzayaca.

for paper, cloth or shoes to begin to fall apart due to wear.
# Nada más se rompe un trapo viejo y papel. “la blusa Bertha se rompió porque ya se hizo delgadito”.
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tzatzayactic.

tsɑhtsɑjɑktik

cracked open, broken, torn, or split in many places or in many pieces (see Molina)

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tzatzayana.

tsɑhtsɑjɑːnɑ

to tear, break, cut, or cleave something into many parts or pieces (see Molina)

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tzatzayanaliztli.

cracks, holes, openings, gaps, splits, or crevices (see Molina)

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tzatzayani.

tsɑtsɑjɑːni

for something to be cracked, torn, or broken in many parts (see Molina)

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tzatzayanilia.

tsɑtsɑjɑːniliɑ

to tear or rip the clothing of another person (see Molina)

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tzatzayanqui.

tsɑhtsɑjɑːnki

something broken, torn, shattered, split, or cracked in many places or into many parts (see Molina)

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tzatzayatza.

tsɑtsɑyɑtsɑ

to tear cloth or clothing to shreds (see Karttunen)

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tzatzayatza.

to rip s.t. up in many pieces.
# nic. Una persona rompe algo en chiquitos. “Aquel hombre rompe el billete porque tiene mucho”.
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tzatzayatzhuiliā.

to rip s.t., that belongs to s.o. else, up in many pieces.
# nic. Una persona hace en pedacitos su ropa o papel de otro. “José le rompió la camisa de Jorge porque le jaló fuerte cuando estaban jugando”.
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tzatzazicpalli.

a chair for sitting (see Molina)

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tzatzazicpaltontli.

a small chair (see Molina)

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tzatzi.

tsɑhtsi

to announce, call out, proclaim; to shout, yell, or scream (in anger); or, for an animal to make its noise (e.g. to crow, screech, cry out, for a bird to sing) (see Molina, Karttunen, and Lockhart)

(see also our entry for tzatzihua, for there to be general announcing)

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tzatzihua.

there is shouting, announcing (as done by a public crier) (see attestations)

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tzatzilia.

tsɑhtsiliɑː

to call out, to cry out to others; to call out the price of something for sale (see Molina and Karttunen); also to make war cries (see attestations)

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tzatziliztli.

tsɑhtsilistɬi

the act of shouting, braying, crowing, etc.

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