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Ab’al

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[ʔa.’ɓal] sustantivo rain

(Spanish) lluvia

Ajchusunl

Ajchusunl
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[ʔah.ʧu.sunl̥] sustantivo teacher

(Spanish) maestro

Ajnach

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[ʔah.’naʧ] sustantivo wiseman

(Spanish) sabio

Atz’um

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[’ʔa.ʦ͡’um] sustantivo salt

(Spanish) sal

B’a’n

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[[ɓaʔn]] adjetivo good

(Spanish) bueno

B’alum nche’kyimsan wunaq

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[p’a.lum nʧeʔ.’kʲim.san wu.’naqʰ] frase the jaguar killed the men

(Spanish) el jaguar mató a los hombres

B’i’aj

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[p’iʔ.ah] sustantivo inalienable name

(Spanish) nombre

B’itzun

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[ɓi.’ʦun] pronombre interrogativo what

(Spanish) ¿qué?

Ch’u’l

Ch’u’l
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[ʧ͡’uʔl̥] sustantivo bird

(Spanish) pájaro

Chine’j

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[ʧi.’neʔh] Adverbio de lugar there

(Spanish) allá

Chipuntil wunaq

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[ʧi.pun.’til wu.’naqʰ] sustantivo Religious custom

(Spanish) Costumbre

E’b’aj

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[eʔ.’ɓah] sustantivo inalienable tooth

(Spanish) diente

Ewt

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[ʔewtʰ] adverbio de tiempo yesterday

(Spanish) ayer

Itz’un

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[ʔi.ʦ’un] sustantivo inalienable younger sister

(Spanish) hermana menor

Jajpe’ awil tx’i’.

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[xah.’peʔ ʔawil t͡ȿ’Iʔ] frase did you see the dog?

(Spanish) viste el perro?

Jatkuntu’

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[xat.kun.’tuʔ] adverbio scarce

(Spanish) escaso-

Example: Ma’le’nku’n

Junale’n

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[xu.na.’leʔn] adverbio each one

(Spanish) cada uno-

Junnaq

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[xun.naqʰ] número twenty

(Spanish) veinte

Junt

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[xuntʰ] número other

(Spanish) otro

Juq

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[xuqʰ] número seven

(Spanish) siete

Juy

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[xuj] adjetivo small

(Spanish) pequeño

Juyuch

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[xu.juʧ] adjetivo sharp

(Spanish) agudo

K’alche’n

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[k’al.’ʧeʔn] verbo transitivo tie

(Spanish) amarrar

K’oxle’n

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[k’oȿ.’leʔn] verbo transitivo pull

(Spanish) tirar

Example: Jo’jle’n

K’oxle’n

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[k’oȿ.’leʔn] verbo transitivo throw

(Spanish) lanzar

K’u’laj

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[k’uʔ.’lah] sustantivo inalienable belly

(Spanish) vientre

Example: Tzo’naj

K’ub’ab’al

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[k’uɓ.’ʔa.ɓal] sustantivo generalmente no poseido hail

(Spanish) granizo (de hielo)

Ka’wnaq lajuj

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[kaʔw.naqʰ la.xuh] número fifty

(Spanish) cincuenta

Kab’laj

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[kɐɓ.’lah] número twelve

(Spanish) doce

kab’ox

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[ka.’ɓoȿ] pronombre interrogativo some

(Spanish) algunos

kachi’

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[[ka.’ʧ͡iʔ]] adjetivo new

(Spanish) malo

Kmoni’n

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[kʰmo.niʔn] sustantivo Meeting

(Spanish) Junta, reunión

Kotz

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[koʦ] sustantivo Cultural heritage

(Spanish) herencia

Kuxaj

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[ku.’ʂah] sustantivo inalienable leg

(Spanish) pierna

Kyeqilku’n

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[kʲe.qil.’kuʔn] adverbio everyone

(Spanish) todo el mundo

Kyeqiltir

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[kʲe.qil.’tir] adverbio every

(Spanish) cada vez

kyi’ e’ojqel tx’i’ ewt

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[kʲiʔ ʔeʔ.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ ewt] ̃frase yesterday the dogs were not running

(Spanish) ayer los perros no estaban corriendo

Kyi’ nb’aj kay taq’un

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[kʲIʔ nɓah kaj ’ta.ʛun] frase he did not eat fish

(Spanish) él no comió pescado

kyi’k wi’

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[kʲiʔkʰ wiʔ] frase dull

(Spanish) sin filo

Lub’aj

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[lu.’ɓah] sustantivo generalmente no poseido snake

(Spanish) serpiente

Me’laj

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[meʔ.’lah] sustantivo inalienable daughter

(Spanish) hija (de hombre)

Muqu’n

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[mu.quʔn] sustantivo Grave

(Spanish) Enterramiento, sepultura

Najojqel

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[nah.ʔoh.qel] frase he runs

(Spanish) él corre

Naqa’j

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[na.qaʔh] adverbio near

(Spanish) cerca

Nawlil alma’

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[naw.’lil al.’maʔ] sustantivo Spirit of a dead person

(Spanish) Espíritu del muerto

Nim

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[nIm] adjetivo big

(Spanish) grande

O’

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[ʔoʔ] número five

(Spanish) cinco

Pach’

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[paʧ’] sustantivo bedbug

(Spanish) chinche

Puqlaj

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[puqˣ.’lah] sustantivo dust

(Spanish) polvo

Q’eja’n te’j

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[ʛe.’xaʔn teʔj] verbo To consult witch a diviner

(Spanish) hacer consultas con los ajq’ij (para saber que enfermedad tiene)

Example: Miche’n

Q’eq

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[ʛeqʰ] adjetivo black

(Spanish) negro

Qatanum

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[qa.’ta.num] sustantivo indigenous

(Spanish) Indígena

Qojle’n

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[qoh.’leʔn] verbo transitivo pour out

(Spanish) derramar algo

Qojxe’n

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[qoh.’ȿeʔn] verbo transitivo spill

(Spanish) derramarse

Example: Qojxe’n

Quxb’il

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[quȿ.’ɓil] sustantivo knife

(Spanish) cuchillo

Quxle’n

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[quȿ.’leʔn] verbo transitivo cut

(Spanish) cortar

Example: K’uple’n, stzutle’n,k’aple’n, xile’n

Saja’ch

Saja’ch
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[sa.xaʔʧ] verbo transitivo play

(Spanish) jugar

Saq

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[saqʰ] adjetivo white

(Spanish) blanco

So’tz

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[soʔʦ] sustantivo rattle

(Spanish) Sonaja, chinchín

Sqej

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[sqeh] adjetivo dry

(Spanish) seco

Stz’ake’n xo’w

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[sʦ’a.’keʔn ȿoʔw] verbo To cure of fright-related illness

(Spanish) Curar de susto

Stz’ub’le’n

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[sʦ’uɓ.’leʔn] verbo transitivo suck

(Spanish) chupar

Talaje’n

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[ta.la.’xeʔn] verbo intransitivo give birth

(Spanish) dar a luz

Example: Ule’n yos

tanub’ ta’

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[ta.nup’ taʔ] sustantivo inalienable father’s elder sister

(Spanish) tia (la hermana mayor de su padre)

Taq’le’n

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[taʛ.’leʔn] verbo transitivo give

(Spanish) dar

Taw

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[taw] sustantivo owner, master

(Spanish) Dueño

Te’j

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[teʔh] sustantivo flesh (fruit)

(Spanish) pulpa

Tenchiojqel tx’i’

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[ten.chi.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ] frase yesterday the dogs were running

(Spanish) ayer los perros estaban corriendo

Tenojqel tx’i’

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[ten.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ ] frase yesterday the dog ran

(Spanish) ayer el perro corrió

titz’un na’

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[ti.ʦ’un naʔ] sustantivo inalienable mothers’ elder sister

(Spanish) tia (la hermana mayor de su madre)

Tk’a’yb’il

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[tʰk’aʔj.’ɓil̥] sustantivo Market

(Spanish) Mercado

Tnum

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[tʰnum] sustantivo town

(Spanish) Pueblo

Tup

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[tupʰ] sustantivo drum

(Spanish) Tambor (m)

Tx’i’

Tx’i’
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[tȿ͡’Iʔ] sustantivo dog

(Spanish) perro

Tx’i’x

Tx’i’x
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[t͡ȿ’iʔȿ] sustantivo thorn

(Spanish) espina

Txil

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[t͡ȿil] sustantivo cricket

(Spanish) grillo

Txuki’n

Txuki’n
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[tȿ͡u.’kiʔn] verbo transitivo hunt

(Spanish) cazar

Tz’ojqelq tx’i’ eqlen

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[ʦ’oh.’qelqʰ tȿ͡’Iʔ eq.’len] frase tomorrow the dog will run

(Spanish) mañana el perro correrá

Tz’unum

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[ʦ’u.num] sustantivo hummingbird

(Spanish) colibri

Tzatzi’n

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[ʦa.’ʦiʔn] sustantivo party

(Spanish) Fiesta

Usil wakxh

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[ʔu.’sil wakʃ] sustantivo horsefly

(Spanish) tábano

Wi’aj

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[wiʔ.’ah] sustantivo inalienable head

(Spanish) cabeza

Wuqaq

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[wu.’qaqʰ] número six

(Spanish) seis

Wutz

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[wuʦ] sustantivo generalmente no poseido mountain

(Spanish) cerro

Xhepu’

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[ʃe.’puʔ] sustantivo fat (n.)

(Spanish) grasa del cuerpo

Example: Unt

Xhmilaj

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[ʃmi.’lah] sustantivo inalienable husband

(Spanish) esposo

Xhnu’l

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[ʃnuʔl] sustantivo non-indigenous woman

(Spanish) Ladina

Xho’k

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[ʃoʔkʰ] adjetivo twisted

(Spanish) torcido-

Xi’iyum

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[xiʔ.I.’jum] sustantivo Midwife

(Spanish) Comadrona, partera

Xib’in

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[ȿi.’p’in] sustantivo siempre poseido brother

(Spanish) hermano (de mujer)

Xiky’aj

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[ʂi.’kʲ’ah] sustantivo inalienable wing

(Spanish) ala

Xitx’

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[ȿit͡ȿ’] sustantivo witch

(Spanish) Lechuza (bruja)

Xna’n

Xna’n
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[ȿnaʔn] sustantivo woman

(Spanish) mujer

Xob’e’n

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[ȿo.’ɓeʔn] verbo intransitivo fear (v)

(Spanish) tener miedo (v)

Xq’e’l

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[ȿ.’ʛeʔl̥] sustantivo joke

(Spanish) broma

Xtze’

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[ȿʦeʔ] sustantivo plant

(Spanish) planta

Xulij

Xulij
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[ȿu.lih] sustantivo flute

(Spanish) pito

Yab’il

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[ja.’ɓil] sustantivo Disease

(Spanish) Peste, enfermedad

Yab’te’n

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[jaɓ.’teʔn] verbo intransitivo be ill

(Spanish) estar enfermo

Yolche’n

Yolche’n
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[jol.’ʧeʔn] verbo transitivo speak language

(Spanish) hablar (un idioma)