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tzimpitzahuac.

tsimpitsɑːwɑk
Orthographic Variants: 
tzimpitzauac

something shaped, tapered toward the bottom (see Molina)

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tzimpochquitzin.

measles.
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tzīmpopotzoca.

to let many loud farts.
# persona hecha un pedo muchas veces muy fuerte. “personas echan pedos cuando les hace daño en el estomago.”
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tzīmpōroā.

to bend over from the waist down.
# bebe se agacha y levanta la nalga. “niño no te pongas de pompa para arriba en medio de la casa porque van a pasar invitados.”
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tzīmpotzōni.

to let a loud fart.
#persona hecha un pedo muy fuerte. “Manuel iba a invita a Araceli en un baile y cuando lo acepta el se hecho un pedo.”
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tzimpuztecqui.

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tzimpuztequi.

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tzin-.

back, toward the rear

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tzin.

1. diminutive prefix used with TZIN. 2. honorific prefix used with TZIN.
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tzinacan.

tsinɑːkɑn

a biting bat (see Molina)

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tzinacancuitlatl.

tsinɑːkɑnkwitɬɑtɬ
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Tzinacantanoztoc.

the birthplace of the Acolhua tlahtoani, Ixtlilxochitl; the toponym means "Within the Bat Cave"
Marc Zender, "One Hundred and Fifty Years of Nahuatl Decipherment," The PARI Journal 8:4 (Spring 2008), 25.

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Tzinacantlan.

a Tzotzil Maya town and a province in the highlands of the modern state of Chiapas

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tzinacantli.

tsinɑːkɑntɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
tzinācantli

bat (see Karttunen), a biting bat (tzinacan, according to Molina)

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tzinacantopilli.

tsinɑːkɑntoːpiːlli

halberd(s)

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tzinacayo.

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tzinacoctica.

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tzīnahhuayohua.

to have an itchy butt.
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tzinana.

tsinɑːnɑ
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tzinanatli.

tsiːnɑːnɑhtɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
tzīnānahtli

a type of plant, possibly milkweed (see Karttunen)

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