Aj ku’e’ntzi’n
listenloadingplaying
[ʔah kuʔ.eʔ.’ʦiʔn]
sustantivo
Person from coast
(Spanish) Costeño, persona originaria de la costa
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Ajchusunl
Awol
B’itze’n
E’ wunaq
Iq’in
listenloadingplaying
[ʔi.’ʛin]
sustantivo
tablet where women grind food for feasting
(Spanish) molendera (tabla donde se pone piedra de moler)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Ka’l
Kyi’ najchiojqel tx’i’
listenloadingplaying
[kʲIʔ nah.ʧi.ʔoh.qel t͡ȿIʔ]
frase
the dogs are not running
(Spanish) los perros no corren (estan corriendo)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Mich
listenloadingplaying
[miʧ]
sustantivo
Red beans used by shamans
(Spanish) Palo pito que usan los guias espirituales para hacer consultas
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Na’
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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Ne’xh txuk
Pach
Q’ajlb’il
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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titz’un na’
listenloadingplaying
[ti.ʦ’un naʔ]
sustantivo inalienable
mother’s younger sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana menor de su madre)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Tz’itpu’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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Tzanla’
Watse’n
listenloadingplaying
[wat.’seʔn]
verbo
To sing a lullaby, to lull a baby to sleep
(Spanish) Arrullarlo
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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xib’in na’
listenloadingplaying
[ȿi.p’in naʔ]
sustantivo inalienable
mother’s elder brother
(Spanish) tio (el hermano mayor de su madre)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Xmaye’n
Xna’n
Xun