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Letter T: Displaying 13461 - 13480 of 13549

tzōpi.

1. for a wound to close. 2. for a hole or fissure to close up.
# algun lugar esat un agujero se tapa con tierra. “bajo la tierra alla arriba y por eso nuestro pozo se tapo”.
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tzopi.

tsopi

for a piece of weaving or other construction to get finished
(see Karttunen)

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tzōpiliā.

to close up a hole for s.o., or to darn a piece of clothing for s.o.
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tzopīlōcuitlatl.

1. buzzard excrement. 2. vulgar word used to offend someone.
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tzopiloti.

to scavenge (see Sahagún)

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tzopilotl.

tsopiːloːtɬ

Turkey Vulture and Black Vulture, birds (see Hunn, attestations)

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tzopinaliztli.

tsopiːnɑlistɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
tzopīnaliztli

pain, prick (see Karttunen)

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tzopinia.

tsopiːniɑː
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tzopīniā.

1. to inject s.o. or an animal. 2. to stick s.o. or an animal with s.t. sharp. 3. for s.t. sharp to stick s.o. or an animal.
# 1. una persona le pone otro tipo de medicina en su nalga con ajuga. “diario iyectan a mi mamá porque esta enferma”. 2. una persona alcanza a otra co ajuga a alguien o una cosa porque quiere hacerle un poco de ajugero. “Andrea fue a traer leña ahuayo y la espino una espina ahora sale sangre en su mano”.
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tzopīniliā.

1. to give s.o.’s relative or animal an injection. 2. to prick a part of s.o.’s body, their animal or property.
# nic. Una persona le pica con una aguja una cosa de otro y hace se truene. “Ana picó el grano de su hermana porque tenia mucha pos”.
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tzopitia.

tsopitiɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
tzopitiā

to prick something (see Karttunen)

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tzoponia.

tsopoːniɑː
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tzoquizcatlanequillizpan.

Orthographic Variants: 
tzóquizçátlanequillizpan

last will, final will

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tzotecuicuitlatic.

tsoːtekwikwitɬɑtik
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tzotecuicuitlatiliztli.

tsoːtekwikwitɬɑtilistɬi
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tzotl.

tsotɬ
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tzotlania.

tsotɬɑːniɑ

to varnish something with chia seed oil or something similar (see Molina)

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tzotlanqui.

something varnished and shiny (see Molina)

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tzotzo.

bat.
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tzotzoca.

tsotsokɑ

mean, miserable (see Molina)

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