Headword:
mopipiloa.
Principal English Translation:
to be hung on a hook; for a fish to be caught with a hook; or, to be pinched (SW)
Attestations from sources in English:
Toyomotlan, tonacaztitech mopipiloa in totecuyo. Inin tlatolli, itechpa mitoaya: in iquac itla topan quimuchiuilia totecuyo: azo cetl quiqua in tonacayotl, azo mayanaliztli. = Our Lord is pinching our ribs and pulling our ears. This was said when our Lord caused some such thing to befall us as a frost which ravaged the crops, or a famine.
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