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Letter Z: Displaying 561 - 580 of 633

zoquittihuitz.

Orthographic Variants: 
zoquittiuitz

for there to be a major storm with a lot of rain (see Molina)

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zoquiyamāniya.

for the grime on s.o. or s.t. to loosen in water.
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zoquiyo.

sokiyoh
Orthographic Variants: 
çoquiyo, zoquiyoh, zoquio

a muddy thing, a thing made of mud (see Molina); something covered with clay (see Karttunen)

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zoquiyō.

s.o., an animal or s.t.’s grime.
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zoquiyoh.

dirty.
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zoquiyōhua

for s.t. so become soiled.
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zoquiyohua.

sokijoːwɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
zoquiyoua

to get muddy (see Molina)

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zoquiyōhui.

for s.t. to get dirty with dust or mud.
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zoquiyōquīxtiliā.

to wash clothing or an object in order to remove its grime.
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zoquiyōquīza.

for s.t.’s grime to loosen and come off.
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zoquiyōtepēhua

to remove dried mud from shoes.
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zoquiyōtepēhui.

for to mud that has stuck to s.t. to fall off.
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zoquiyotia.

sokijoːtiɑ

to make something muddy, or smear something with mud (see Molina)

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zoquiyotl.

sokijoːtɬ

muddiness; feces (see Molina)

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Zorita.

Orthographic Variants: 
Zurita

a Spanish surname; the name carried by a "doctor" (and "oydor" or judge of the high court, the "Real Audiencia") in sixteenth-century New Spain, don Alonzo de Zorita, 1548–1556

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zotica.

for beads or the like to be strung (see Molina)

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zotl.

sotɬ
Orthographic Variants: 
çotl, çutl

one-quarter of a pierna (leg) of cloth; this was a measure, usually used for mantas (tribute cloths); one zotl could also refer to a piece of cloth, or a rag. See also our entries for cenzotl and pierna.

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zotlactic.

sotɬɑktik

something thin and loose; or, something faded and withered; or, a man of little enthusiasm (see Molina)

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zotlahua.

sotɬɑːwɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
zotlaua

to lose heart (oneself), or to cause someone to lose heart or become faint (see Molina)

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zotlāhua.

for s.t. to make s.o. nauseous or weak.
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