Aa vatzook a’
[ʔa: va.’t͡so:k aʔ ]
sustantivo
North American person
(Spanish) gringo
Example: Q’an xi’l vi’
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Aq’en
[’ʔa.Ɠen ]
sustantivo
wood
(Spanish) madera
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Atz va’ltzi’ yexhkam vet jutzini
listenloadingplaying
[ʔat͡s ’vaʔl.t͡siʔ ’jeʔʃ.kam vet xu.’t͡si.ni ]
frase
he does not run
(Spanish) él no corre
Example: Ye’ni tooje’l naj
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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B’iichaj
[ɓi:.t͡ʃax]
little by little
(Spanish) poco a poco-
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B’itzol
[ɓi.’t͡sol ]
sustantivo
Musician
(Spanish) Músico
Example: b’itzanal
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Chajpichil
listenloadingplaying
[t͡ʃax.pi.t͡ʃil]
verbo intransitivo
fall
(Spanish) caer
Example: kaq’pichil
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Chi’l
listenloadingplaying
[t͡ʃiʔl]
sustantivo
skin (of a human)
(Spanish) piel (humana)
Example: Chi’ol
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Chikol Ko’m
[’t͡ʃi.kol koʔm ]
sustantivo
farmer
(Spanish) persona que siembra milpa
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Echate
[ʔe.’t͡ʃa.te]
the same thing
(Spanish) lo mismo-
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Ib’aal
[ʔi.’ɓa:l ]
sustantivo
owner, master
(Spanish) Dueño
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Imutx’ile’
[ʔi.’mu.t͡ʂ’i.leʔ ]
verbo
To sing a lullaby, to lull a baby to sleep
(Spanish) Arrullarlo
Example: vuch’ile’
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Jununil ko’xhtu
listenloadingplaying
[xu.’nu.nil ’koʔʃ.tu ]
pronombre interrogativo
some
(Spanish) algunos
Example: Jununil/jolol
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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K’a’nanchil
listenloadingplaying
[k’aʔ.’nan.t͡ʃil ]
verbo intransitivo
be angry
(Spanish) estar enojado
Example: Ilchil Vi’/k’a’nal
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Kaxhlan
[’kaʃ.lan ]
sustantivo
non-indigenous man
(Spanish) ladino
Example: mu’s
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Ko’xtene
listenloadingplaying
[’koʂ.te.ne ]
adverbio de tiempo
long ago
(Spanish) hace mucho tiempo
Example: na’y tzaan
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Koxhkin
[koʃ.kin]
adjetivo
twisted
(Spanish) torcido-
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Ku junal
[ku ’xu.nal]
adjetivo
alone
(Spanish) a solas-
Example: sijunal
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Latza’
[’la.t͡saʔ ]
Adverbio de lugar
here
(Spanish) aquí
Example: Tzitza’
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Loq’ol nitxa’
[lo.’Ɠol ni.’t͡ʂaʔ]
sustantivo
Midwife
(Spanish) Comadrona, partera
Example: K’uyintxa’
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Mich
[mit͡ʃ ]
sustantivo
Red beans used by shamans
(Spanish) Palo pito que usan los guias espirituales para hacer consultas
Example: mitch
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Nan
listenloadingplaying
[nan]
adjetivo
mother’s younger sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana menor de su madre)
Example: Nan/tch’o txutx
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Nimal
[ni.mal]
a lot
(Spanish) mucho, bastante-
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Q’ab’anchil
listenloadingplaying
[Ɠa.’ɓan.t͡ʃil ]
adjetivo
be intoxicated
(Spanish) estar borracho
Example: Q’ab’anchil
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Q’esla Tat
listenloadingplaying
[Ɠes.la tath]
Adjetivo de sustantivo
mother’s father
(Spanish) abuelo materno
Example: Q’esla B’aal/pa’
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Q’oob’al
[’Ɠo:.ɓal ]
sustantivo
Pipes on marimba
(Spanish) Bolillo de marimba
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q’u vinaj vet yatz’on u b’alam
listenloadingplaying
[Ɠu ’vi.nax ]
frase
men killed the jaguar
(Spanish) hombres mataron el jaguar
Example: unq’a naj kat yatz’on u b’alam
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Sutimalb’en
listenloadingplaying
[su.ti.’mal.ɓen]
verbo transitivo
throw
(Spanish) lanzar
Example: Suti’m
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Taanima Kamnaj
[ta:.’ni.ma ’kam.nax ]
sustantivo
Spirit of a dead person
(Spanish) Espíritu del muerto
Example: tiuxhil kamna’q
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Talpu maj paaleb’al
listenloadingplaying
[’tal.pu max pa:.’le.ɓal ]
verbo verbo
tell story
(Spanish) contar (una historia)
Example: Talax umaj na’yla yol
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Tanul
[’ta.nul ]
sustantivo
cactus
(Spanish) cacto
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Tanul itz’in atzik
listenloadingplaying
[ta.’nul ’i.t͡s’in ’a.t͡sik]
sustantivo siempre poseido
ethnic group
(Spanish) grupo étnico
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Taq’ txa’
listenloadingplaying
[’taƓ t͡ʂaʔ]
sustantivo de sustantivo
guts
(Spanish) agallas / intestinos
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Tat
listenloadingplaying
[tath]
adjetivo
mother’s younger brother
(Spanish) tio (el hermano menor de su madre)
Example: Pap/tch’oj
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Tatin Xoval
listenloadingplaying
[ta.’tin ʂoʔ.’val]
verbo de sustantivo
fear (v)
(Spanish) tener miedo (v)
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Toksal iq’ii
[’tok.sal i.’Ɠi: ]
verbo
To worship
(Spanish) Adorar
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Txub’a’l
listenloadingplaying
[t͡ʂu.’ɓaʔl]
verbo transitivo
lie
(Spanish) mentir
Example: Chuli’m/tz’ejotzi
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Tza’q’a
listenloadingplaying
[t͡saʔ.Ɠa]
adjetivo
younger sister
(Spanish) hermana menor
Example: itz’ina
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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U Tin Txayol Txay satechb’u txay
[ʔu tin ]
frase
the kingfisher will eat fish
(Spanish) martín pescador comerá pescado
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u ye’xtxoj
[ʔu jeʔʂ.t͡ʂox ]
sustantivo
the evil
(Spanish) El mal
Example: u va’laxh/u kanchaj
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Utz’aal
[ʔu.’t͡s’a:l ]
sustantivo
reed
(Spanish) caña
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Vatb’al
[vat.’ɓal ]
sustantivo
Room
(Spanish) Posada, hospedaje
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Xo’val
[’ʂoʔ.val ]
sustantivo
Ghost
(Spanish) Fantasma
Example: tchitch
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Ya’v
listenloadingplaying
[jaʔv ]
verbo intransitivo
be ill
(Spanish) estar enfermo
Example: Aach’o’m
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Ye ileb’e
[je i.le.’ɓe]
adjetivo
invisible
(Spanish) invisible-
Example: ye’ na’l
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Yexkam ni jutzin q’u tx’i’
listenloadingplaying
[’jeʔʃ.kam ni xu.’t͡sin Ɠu tx’i’ ]
frase
the dogs are not running
(Spanish) los perros no corren (estan corriendo)
Example: ye’l unq’a tx’i’ nitooje’le’.
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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