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Letter T: Displaying 1741 - 1760 of 13469

tēnchico.

1. a handicapped or injured person with a crooked mouth. 2. s.t. with crooked edges.
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tenchico.

charlatan (see Siméon)

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tēnchicotic.

1. a handicapped or injured person with a crooked mouth. 2. s.t. with crooked edges.
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tēnchihchico.

1. a handicapped or injured person with a crooked mouth. 2. s.t. with crooked edges.
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tēnchihchicotic.

1. a handicapped or injured person with a crooked mouth. 2. s.t. with crooked edges.
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tenchimalli.

teːntʃiːmɑlli
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tenchitonia.

teːntʃitoːniɑ
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tenchitonqui.

teːntʃitoːnki
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tēnchonzohtic.

any tool thats tip is pointed and sharp.
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tēnchopichhuēhuēyac.

a bird, chicken or turkey with a long beak.
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tēnchopichtli.

a chicken or bird’s beak.
# i. El pico del pájaro y un pollo y lo usa para comer o para juntar basuritas. “Aquella garza es largo su pico por eso cuando está en el agua luego agarra los pescados”.
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tenciahui.

Orthographic Variants: 
tenciaui
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tenciahuiliztli.

Orthographic Variants: 
tenciauiliztli
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tenciahuini.

Orthographic Variants: 
tenciauini
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tenciauhqui.

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tēncocharah.

1. person who can‘t keep a secret. 2. animal with a long snout.
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tēncocōc.

1. an object whose edge has become smeared with chille. 2. an insect whose bite causes itching.
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tēncocotl.

sore on the edge of a person or animal’s mouth.
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tencolli.

a type of chin strap worn by brave warriors to show their courage

Gran Diccionario Náhuatl, citing Wimmer (2004), "sorte de têntetl ou mentonnière que portaient les braves," https://gdn.iib.unam.mx/diccionario/tencolli; translated here to English by Stephanie Wood.

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tencololli.

a lip plug; literally, lip curve (see attestations)

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