Ajchusunl
B’alum nche’kyimsan wunaq
listenloadingplaying
[p’a.lum nʧeʔ.’kʲim.san wu.’naqʰ]
frase
the jaguar killed the men
(Spanish) el jaguar mató a los hombres
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Ch’u’l
K’ub’ab’al
listenloadingplaying
[k’uɓ.’ʔa.ɓal]
sustantivo generalmente no poseido
hail
(Spanish) granizo (de hielo)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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kyi’ e’ojqel tx’i’ ewt
listenloadingplaying
[kʲiʔ ʔeʔ.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ ewt]
̃frase
yesterday the dogs were not running
(Spanish) ayer los perros no estaban corriendo
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Kyi’ nb’aj kay taq’un
listenloadingplaying
[kʲIʔ nɓah kaj ’ta.ʛun]
frase
he did not eat fish
(Spanish) él no comió pescado
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Nawlil alma’
listenloadingplaying
[naw.’lil al.’maʔ]
sustantivo
Spirit of a dead person
(Spanish) Espíritu del muerto
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Q’eja’n te’j
listenloadingplaying
[ʛe.’xaʔn teʔj]
verbo
To consult witch a diviner
(Spanish) hacer consultas con los ajq’ij (para saber que enfermedad tiene)
Example: Miche’n
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Quxle’n
listenloadingplaying
[quȿ.’leʔn]
verbo transitivo
cut
(Spanish) cortar
Example: K’uple’n, stzutle’n,k’aple’n, xile’n
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Saja’ch
Stz’ake’n xo’w
listenloadingplaying
[sʦ’a.’keʔn ȿoʔw]
verbo
To cure of fright-related illness
(Spanish) Curar de susto
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Talaje’n
listenloadingplaying
[ta.la.’xeʔn]
verbo intransitivo
give birth
(Spanish) dar a luz
Example: Ule’n yos
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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tanub’ ta’
listenloadingplaying
[ta.nup’ taʔ]
sustantivo inalienable
father’s elder sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana mayor de su padre)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Tenchiojqel tx’i’
listenloadingplaying
[ten.chi.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ]
frase
yesterday the dogs were running
(Spanish) ayer los perros estaban corriendo
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Tenojqel tx’i’
listenloadingplaying
[ten.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ ]
frase
yesterday the dog ran
(Spanish) ayer el perro corrió
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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titz’un na’
listenloadingplaying
[ti.ʦ’un naʔ]
sustantivo inalienable
mothers’ elder sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana mayor de su madre)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Tx’i’
Tx’i’x
Txuki’n
Tz’ojqelq tx’i’ eqlen
listenloadingplaying
[ʦ’oh.’qelqʰ tȿ͡’Iʔ eq.’len]
frase
tomorrow the dog will run
(Spanish) mañana el perro correrá
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Xna’n
Xulij
Yolche’n