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Letter X: Displaying 1001 - 1020 of 1063

xoxoctic.

the color dark green, the color of a bruise.
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xoxoctiya.

for a bruise to form.
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xoxohuia.

Orthographic Variants: 
xoxouia

to end up black and blue as a result of an illness; to have a discoloration; or to look rather green/blue, pale (see Molina)

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xoxohuializtli.

Orthographic Variants: 
xoxouializtli

the color green-black (or black and blue), found on a person who has been ill or who has been punched (see Molina)

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xoxohuic.

ʃoʃoːwik
Orthographic Variants: 
xoxōhuic

something green, something unripe (see Karttunen); also, something blue

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xoxōhuic.

1. the green color of a plant or tree. 2. unripe fruit.
1. color. 2. food not completely cooked. 3. unripe fruit.
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xoxohuilia.

ʃoʃowiliɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
xoxouilia

to make someone black and blue by striking him/her; to make something green (see Molina)

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xoxohuiliztli.

Orthographic Variants: 
xoxouiliztli

a mark from a whip or a punch (i.e. being black and blue?); or greenery in a meadow (see Molina)

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xoxohuiltin.

ʃoːʃowiltin

trout-like fish; in Spanish, juiles
Annals of His Time: Don Domingo de San Antón Muñón Chimalpahin Quauhtlehuanitzin, James Lockhart, Susan Schroeder, and Doris Namala, eds. and transl. (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006), 88–89.

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xoxohuixtoc.

ʃoʃoːwiʃtok
Orthographic Variants: 
xoxouixtoc

to be colorless, as with a dead body

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xoxohuiya.

ʃoʃoːwiyɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
xoxōhuiya

for something to turn green (see Karttunen); or black and blue, or green owing to an illness

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xoxōhuiya.

root of XOXŌHUIC and XOXŌCTIYA. for s.t. to become green; for a bruise to form.
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xoxoleca.

1. for s.t. built with rock or mud to crumble. 2. for a buried dead body to decay. 3. for s.t. tied or woven to come apart.
# 1. Se desbarata algo hecho con piedra o lodo. “se derrumbó todos los lavaderos que estaba en el arrollo porque creció mucho al agua cuando lluvio”
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xoxoletza.

for a person or animal to take apart the components of s.t.
# Persona y animal domestico mueve todos los fierros de algo cuando eta borracho o cuando quiere ver que tiene. “cuando se descompone el radio de mi papa nada mas el lo desarma y lo arregla.”
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xoxoletzhuiliā.

to wreck or destroy s.t. that belongs the s.o., leaving only little pieces.
# Nic. Una persona descompone una cosa que es propiedad de otro. “Desbarató muy bonito la camisa de su hijo porque no lo había cosido bien”.
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xoxolo tilmatli.

Orthographic Variants: 
xoxolotilmatli

the costume or clothing of servants (see Molina)

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xoxolochhuiliā.

to wrinkle s.t. that belongs to s.o.
# Nic. Una persona hace arrugada una cosa de propiedad de otro. “Carla arruga el vestido de su mamá cuando lo lava y después lo plancha”.
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xoxolochoā.

to take in a piece of clothing by making pleats.
# Nic/nimo. Una persona hace doblar una ropa o papel cuando lo quieren cortar así o porque está muy huango. “Juana dobla la manga de su camisa porque le hicieron muy huango”.
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xoxolochtic.

ʃoːʃolotʃtik
Orthographic Variants: 
xōxolochtic

something wrinkled (see Karttunen)

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xoxolochtic.

wrinkled.
# Una cosa que ha quedado arrugado. “Mi mandil que hace mucho lo he guardado, ayer lo saque para ponérmelo y lo vi muy arrugado y otra ves lo puse porque se veía muy feo”.
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