T

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tsohtsomɑhtɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
çoçomatl

rag(s), cloth(s), clothing (see Molina, Karttunen, Lockhart)

tsotsomokɑ

for things to get torn (see Karttunen)

tsotsomotsɑ

to tear something like cloth or paper (see Karttunen)

tsotsonɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
tzohtzona

to doubt something, or hurt oneself on a wall or door sill; or to punch/hit someone; to pound something; or to beat drums, or play an organ; to give out blows; or, to pan for gold

tsotsonkweːloɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
tzotzoncuēloā

to wriggle, move in a serpentine manner (see Karttunen)

something with hair (see Molina)

tsotsonjɑːlistɬi

a crack in something (see Molina)

something that is cracked (see Molina)

tsotsonjɑːw

for something to crack, develop cracks (see Molina)

villous, or covered with wiry hairs (see Molina)

tsoːtsopɑːstɬi

a batten (a weaving implement); this was an object that was gendered, being associated with women's work

to repeatedly puncture s.t. soft.
# una persona le chonza muchas veces una cosa lo que esta blandito con aguja. “mi abuela cuando hace moronga y cuando ya esta hirviendo los pica porque quiere que se cosa bien”.
tsotsopokɑ

to bubble during fermentation (see Karttunen)

tsoːtsoːtɬ
Orthographic Variants: 
tzōtzōtl

pustule, eruption of the skin (see Karttunen); pimple

to be sticky.
# cosa nada mas donde puede pegarse porque tiene su cuerito parece chicle lo que hace que se pegue. “cuando mi jija come algo dulce, su mano se queda muy pegajoso”.
to sob.
# una persona llora o habla despacito. “ese niño no llora deberas, nada mas se hace porque quiere un juguete”.