Chokb’al Xe’al Yol Ixil

[ʔaʔ] sustantivo water

(Spanish) agua

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[ʔa’ vet mot͡ʂ ja.’t͡s’on u ’ɓa.lam ] frase they killed the jaguar

(Spanish) ellos mataron el jaguar

Example: Chajaak kat yatz’o’n u b’alam

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[ʔa: ’t͡s’aʔ la vit͡s ] sustantivo Person from coast

(Spanish) Costeño, persona originaria de la costa

[ʔa: va.’t͡so:k aʔ ] sustantivo North American person

(Spanish) gringo

Example: Q’an xi’l vi’

[ʔa:n.’ʂe.lal] sustantivo heart

(Spanish) corazón

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[’ʔa.ɓil ] pronombre interrogativo who

(Spanish) ¿quién?

Example: ja’l

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[ʔa.’t͡ʃoʔm] verbo transitivo count

(Spanish) contar (1, 2, 3...)

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[’ʔa.xan] sustantivo foot

(Spanish) pie

Example: Oj

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[’ʔa.lal] adjetivo heavy

(Spanish) pesado (que pesa)

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[ʔa.lel] verbo transitivo say

(Spanish) decir

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[ʔam.’li.ka jan nax un ’muʔ.k’ul] frase bad weather sky

(Spanish) cielo de mal tiempo

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[’ɓa.xil] sustantivo bone

(Spanish) hueso

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[ɓa.noʔm ] sustantivo Religious custom

(Spanish) Costumbre

[ɓi:] sustantivo name

(Spanish) nombre

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[ɓi:.t͡ʃax] little by little

(Spanish) poco a poco-

[ɓi:l kuen] a little

(Spanish) un poco-

[’ɓil.kuʔen ] adverbio de cantidad few

(Spanish) pocos

Example: B’iil kuxhtu’

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[ɓit͡s ] sustantivo Music

(Spanish) Música

[ɓi.’t͡sa.nal ] sustantivo singer at religious ceremony

(Spanish) Cantor

[t͡ʃ’uʔ] sustantivo breast

(Spanish) seno

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[t͡ʃaʔʂ] adjetivo green

(Spanish) verde

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[t͡ʃe:l ] adverbio de tiempo today

(Spanish) hoy

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[’t͡ʃiʔ.ɓi.t͡ʃil ] verbo intransitivo be happy

(Spanish) ser feliz

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[t͡ʃiʔ.om] verbo transitivo bite

(Spanish) morder

Example: Chi’o’m

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[’t͡ʃi.kol koʔm ] sustantivo farmer

(Spanish) persona que siembra milpa

[ʔe:.’la] adjetivo same

(Spanish) mismo, igual-

[ʔe.’la.t͡ʃa.jil] even

(Spanish) parejo-

Example: eelachitu’

[ʔi.’ɓa:l ] sustantivo owner, master

(Spanish) Dueño

[ʔi:a] sustantivo seed

(Spanish) semilla

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[ʔit͡s’.’pi.t͡ʃil ] verbo intransitivo be born

(Spanish) nacer

Example: Itz’b’a’m/ala’m

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[’ʔi.vat͡s] adjetivo wide

(Spanish) ancho

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[ʔi.’vi.nax] sustantivo inalienable husband

(Spanish) esposo

Example: Tzumel

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[xa.’tu ] adverbio de tiempo when

(Spanish) cuando

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[xe:] sustantivo tail

(Spanish) cola

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[’xe:.va.t͡si.mal] verbo Suffering from evil eye

(Spanish) Ojeado

Example: eq’omal

[’xol.te ] número other

(Spanish) otro

Example: Uma’te/va’te

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[xuʔ] sustantivo nose

(Spanish) nariz

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[xux.’vaʔl] número seven

(Spanish) siete

Example: Vujva’l/juqva’l

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[xun.’la.val] número eleven

(Spanish) once

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[’k’a.mol ] sustantivo guest

(Spanish) Huésped

[kaʔ.vaʔl] número two

(Spanish) dos

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[ku ’xu.nal] adjetivo alone

(Spanish) a solas-

Example: sijunal

[’lan.kin] adjetivo long

(Spanish) largo

Example: nim toj

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[maʔl kuʔen] only, unique

(Spanish) único-

Example: ta’n xhte

[mat͡s i:l u t͡ʂ’iʔ ] frase did you see the dog?

(Spanish) viste el perro?

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[mot͡ʂ.t͡ʃil] to become scarce

(Spanish) escasearse-

[mu.’xuʔm ] sustantivo Grave

(Spanish) Enterramiento, sepultura

Example: mujel

[mu.’xu.nal ] sustantivo Grave digger

(Spanish) Enterrador

Example: muqunaj

[nam] sustantivo butterfly

(Spanish) mariposa

Example: Naavi’

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[nan] sustantivo mother

(Spanish) madre

Example: txutx

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[nan] adjetivo mothers’ elder sister

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

Example: Nan/tch’o txutx

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[ni xu.’t͡sin u t͡ʂ’iʔ ] frase the dog runs

(Spanish) el perro corre

Example: U tx’i’ tooje’le’

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[niʔt͡ʃ i.xu.’t͡sin Ɠu t͡ʂ’iʔ e:t ] frase yesterday the dogs were running

(Spanish) ayer los perros estaban corriendo

Example: nik tooje’l unq’a tx’i’ e’te

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[ni.’k’a.mil] half

(Spanish) la mitad, medio-

Example: pok’o’chil

[nim] adjetivo big

(Spanish) grande

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[ni.ma.len] several

(Spanish) varios-

Example: sib’len

[’nim.la.Ɠi: tet͡s ’te.nam ] sustantivo fair

(Spanish) Feria

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[’no:.nax] adjetivo full

(Spanish) lleno

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[’peƓ.ʂi.t͡ʃil ] verbo transitivo spill

(Spanish) derramarse

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[Ɠan.ɓi.nax] adjetivo ripe

(Spanish) maduro

Example: Q’anb’inaj

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[’Ɠa.neʔv] sustantivo fat (n.)

(Spanish) grasa del cuerpo

Example: Ner

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[’Ɠe.sa.la ] sustantivo chief

(Spanish) jefe

Example: Q’esal

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[Ɠes.la nan] Adjetivo de sustantivo mother’s mother

(Spanish) abuela materna

Example: Q’esla Txutx/na’

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[qa.t͡soʔm] verbo transitivo scratch

(Spanish) rascar

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[’qiʔ.u.nal ] sustantivo fertility massager

(Spanish) Sobadora

Example: Qi’unaal

[qul] sustantivo neck

(Spanish) cuello

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[sa ’ɓi.t͡sa.li:] verbo transitivo To sing (tv)

(Spanish) Cantarlo

Example: b’itzale’

[sa:t͡ʃ’ ] verbo transitivo To play (iv)

(Spanish) Jugar

[’sax.ɓat͡s] sustantivo generalmente no poseido hail

(Spanish) granizo (de hielo)

Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma

[sut͡s’] sustantivo generalmente no poseido cloud

(Spanish) nube

Example: Suutz’

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[t’el ] sustantivo chicken

(Spanish) pollo

Example: Ak’atx/kaxhan

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[ta:.’ni.ma ’kam.nax ] sustantivo Spirit of a dead person

(Spanish) Espíritu del muerto

Example: tiuxhil kamna’q

[tal ’ni.t͡saʔ] sustantivo child

(Spanish) niño

Example: Xaak

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[tiʔ] sustantivo generalmente no poseido bark

(Spanish) corteza

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[ti:oʃ ] sustantivo God

(Spanish) Dios

Example: Tiixh/tiuxh

[’til.te ] Adverbio de lugar where

(Spanish) donde

Example: Katil/tala

[to.’Ɠoʔm] verbo transitivo stab

(Spanish) apuñalar

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[to.t͡sa.xi.leʔ] verbo transitivo know

(Spanish) saber

Example: Ootzi’m

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[t͡ʂaʔ.om] verbo transitivo eat

(Spanish) comer

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[t͡ʂaʔ ] sustantivo flesh (fruit)

(Spanish) pulpa

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[t͡ʂav] sustantivo liver

(Spanish) hígado

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[’t͡s’a.ka tet͡s ’ʂoʔ.val ] verbo To cure of fright-related illness

(Spanish) Curar de susto

Example: Tz’akan tetz xo’vichil

[t͡s’u.’t͡s’uʔm] verbo transitivo suck

(Spanish) chupar

Example: TZ’ub’u’m

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[t͡saʔ.Ɠa] adjetivo younger sister

(Spanish) hermana menor

Example: itz’ina

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[t͡seʔn.sa.nal] sustantivo Clown

(Spanish) Payaso

[t͡siʔ] sustantivo mouth

(Spanish) boca

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[t͡suʔ.kin] adjetivo unpleasant, ugly

(Spanish) feo-

Example: txojchitu’/txoq

[ʔu ] pronombre he

(Spanish) él

Example: Naj

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[ʔu ] pronombre she

(Spanish) ella

Example: Ixoj

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[ʔu tin ’t͡ʂa.jol t͡ʂaj ] frase kingfisher

(Spanish) martín pescador

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[ʔu ja:p’ ’pa:l.nax ] adverbio de tiempo last year

(Spanish) el año pasado

Example: Ma’x Yaab’/va’xka ya’b’

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[’ʔu.mul ] sustantivo rabbit

(Spanish) conejo

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[va:.xil] número six

(Spanish) seis

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[vat͡s am.’li.ka ’t͡ʂ’a.vaʔ ] sustantivo world

(Spanish) Mundo

Example: Vatz tx’ava’

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[viʔʃ ] sustantivo cat

(Spanish) gato

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[’ʂa.mal] sustantivo fire

(Spanish) fuego

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[ʃiʔl ] sustantivo cricket

(Spanish) grillo

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[ʂi.’ɓen] adjetivo brother

(Spanish) hermano (de mujer)

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[ja:p’ ] sustantivo year

(Spanish) año

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[’jeʔk.sa xu.’t͡sin u t͡ʂ’iʔ ’Ɠe.xal ] frase tomorrow the dog will not run

(Spanish) mañana el perro no correrá

Example: ye’l u tx’i’ la ooje’l qaleen

Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma