Chokb’al Xe’al Yol Ixil

[ʔa:.’ni.ma] sustantivo person (human being)

(Spanish) persona (ser humano)

Example: Uxhchil/xaol

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[ʔa:n.’ʂe.lal] sustantivo heart

(Spanish) corazón

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[ʔa.’ɓiʔm] verbo transitivo hear

(Spanish) escuchar

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[ʔa.’t͡ʃoʔm] verbo transitivo count

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

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[ʔak’] adjetivo new

(Spanish) nuevo

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[’ʔa.lal] adjetivo heavy

(Spanish) pesado (que pesa)

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[ʔa.’nap’] adjetivo sister

(Spanish) hermana

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[ʔaƓ] sustantivo tongue

(Spanish) lengua

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[’ʔaƓ.ɓal] sustantivo generalmente no poseido night

(Spanish) noche

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[ʔa.’Ɠo.nom ] sustantivo Servant, paid laborer

(Spanish) Mozo

Example: K’am

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[ʔa.t͡si.ka] adjetivo elder brother

(Spanish) hermano mayor

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[ʔaʃ ] pronombre you (singular)

(Spanish) tú / vos / usted (singular)

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[ɓaʔn] adjetivo correct

(Spanish) correcto

Example: jik

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[’ɓa.lam ] sustantivo jaguar

(Spanish) jaguar

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[ɓa.noʔm ] sustantivo Religious custom

(Spanish) Costumbre

[ɓur ] sustantivo donkey

(Spanish) burro

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[t͡ʃ’ax.pax] every

(Spanish) cada vez

[t͡ʃiʔl] sustantivo skin (of a human)

(Spanish) piel (humana)

Example: Chi’ol

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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

[t͡ʃu.’sul ] sustantivo teacher

(Spanish) maestro

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[ʔi.’mu.t͡ʂ’i.leʔ ] verbo To sing a lullaby, to lull a baby to sleep

(Spanish) Arrullarlo

Example: vuch’ile’

[ʔi.’peƓ.ʂu maj kam] verbo transitivo pour out

(Spanish) derramar algo

[ʔi.’t͡s’aʔm] verbo transitivo think

(Spanish) pensar

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[ʔit͡s’.’pi.t͡ʃil ] verbo intransitivo give birth

(Spanish) dar a luz

Example: B’a’xichil/ala’m

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[ʔi.’vi.nax] sustantivo inalienable husband

(Spanish) esposo

Example: Tzumel

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[ʔi.’ʂe:.leʔ ] verbo To hold a wake for

(Spanish) Velarlo

[ʔi.ʂox ] sustantivo female

(Spanish) hembra

Example: tux

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[iʂ.’vi:.akh] sustantivo girl

(Spanish) chica

Example: Xvuak

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[’xaʔ.ax t͡seʔ] sustantivo de sustantivo village

(Spanish) aldea

Example: Tu ko’m

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[xan.’k’al u vat͡s am.’li.ka ’t͡ʂa.vaʔ] everyone

(Spanish) todo el mundo

Example: kajayil ivatz tx’ava’

[xe:] sustantivo tail

(Spanish) cola

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[xol.te] adjetivo different, distinct

(Spanish) otro, distinto-

[xo.’piʔm] verbo transitivo push

(Spanish) empujar

Example: Jojpi’m

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[xux.’vaʔl] número seven

(Spanish) siete

Example: Vujva’l/juqva’l

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[xu.nun] one by one

(Spanish) uno por uno,

Example: ti’ jununil

[xu.’nu.nil] each one

(Spanish) cada uno-

[xu.’t͡sin u t͡ʂ’iʔ e:t ] frase yesterday the dog ran

(Spanish) ayer el perro corrió

Example: kat ooje’l u tx’i’ e’te

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[k’a.lel] verbo transitivo tie

(Spanish) amarrar

Example: K’alo’m/Qitzo’m

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[kaʔ.vaʔl] número two

(Spanish) dos

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[ka:’pa.xul] four times

(Spanish) cuatro veces-

Example: kaapuul

[ka:.vaʔl] número four

(Spanish) cuatro

Example: kajva’l

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[’la.t͡si:] Adverbio de lugar there

(Spanish) allá

Example: Tzi’le’

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[la.val] número ten

(Spanish) diez

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

(Spanish) viste el perro?

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[maʂ] adverbio left

(Spanish) izquierda

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[mit͡ʃ ] sustantivo Red beans used by shamans

(Spanish) Palo pito que usan los guias espirituales para hacer consultas

Example: mitch

[mu.’xuʔm ] sustantivo Grave

(Spanish) Enterramiento, sepultura

Example: mujel

[nan] adjetivo father’s younger sister

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

Example: Nan/tch’o txutx

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[ni xu.’t͡sin Ɠu t͡ʂ’iʔ ] frase the dogs are running

(Spanish) los perros corren (estan corriendo)

Example: Nitooje’l unq’a tx’i’

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[ni.koʔʃ.maʔj] anyone, no one

(Spanish) ninguno-

Example: nikuxh uma’j/mij va’j

[’nim.la.Ɠi: ] sustantivo party

(Spanish) Fiesta

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[’paɓ.lom ] adjetivo Funny

(Spanish) Chistoso, cómico

Example: pab’lenal

[poʔ.ti.’saʔm] sustantivo story

(Spanish) cuento

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[’po.xox] sustantivo dust

(Spanish) polvo

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[Ɠaɓ t͡seʔ] sustantivo de sustantivo stick

(Spanish) palo

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[Ɠan] adjetivo yellow

(Spanish) amarillo

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[Ɠan.ɓi.nax] adjetivo ripe

(Spanish) maduro

Example: Q’anb’inaj

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[Ɠeʔ.nax] adjetivo rotten

(Spanish) podrido

Example: Q’eenaj

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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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[Ɠes.la. Tath] Adjetivo de sustantivo father’s father

(Spanish) abuelo paterno

Example: Q’esla B’aal/pa’

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[’Ɠo:.ɓet͡s ] sustantivo Guitar

(Spanish) Guitarra

[Ɠo.’si:p’] verbo transitivo fight

(Spanish) luchar / pelear

Example: Q’osoib’

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[sa xu.’t͡sin u t͡ʂ’iʔ ’Ɠe.xal ] frase tomorrow the dog will run

(Spanish) mañana el perro correrá

Example: la ooje’l u tx’i’ qaleen

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[son ] sustantivo Marimba

(Spanish) Marimba

[t’el ] sustantivo chicken

(Spanish) pollo

Example: Ak’atx/kaxhan

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[tal ’ni.t͡saʔ] sustantivo de sustantivo boy

(Spanish) niño

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[’taƓ t͡ʂaʔ] sustantivo de sustantivo guts

(Spanish) agallas / intestinos

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[ta.’tim.ɓal kap’ ] sustantivo honeycomb

(Spanish) panal

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[’ti.t͡sa] sustantivo siempre poseido grass

(Spanish) pasto

Example: Q’u’tzum

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[’tok.sal i.’Ɠi: ] verbo To worship

(Spanish) Adorar

[tu tu:l] sustantivo de sustantivo belly

(Spanish) vientre

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[’t͡ʂa:.la a.’tim.ɓal ] sustantivo Ruin

(Spanish) Ruina (templos Mayas)

[’t͡ʂ’a.xaʔm ] sustantivo Offering

(Spanish) Ofrenda

[t͡ʂ’a.nel.t͡ʃi.tu ] adjetivo be tasty

(Spanish) ser delicioso

Example: Achveb’al

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[t͡ʂa:.la a.’tim.ɓal ] sustantivo altar

(Spanish) Altar

[t͡s’a.xel] complete

(Spanish) completo-

Example: tz’eqel

[t͡s’a.xil ’kam.nax ] sustantivo Grave

(Spanish) panteón, tumba, nicho

Example: tz’achil kamnaj

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[’t͡s’a.ka ] verbo To cure

(Spanish) Curarlo

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

(Spanish) Curar de susto

Example: Tz’akan tetz xo’vichil

[’t͡s’a.ka.nal ] sustantivo Shaman, medicine man

(Spanish) Curandero

Example: tz’akanaal

[t͡s’u.nun ] sustantivo hummingbird

(Spanish) colibri

Example: tz’u’n

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[’t͡saʔa] sustantivo ashes

(Spanish) cenizas

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[t͡saʔ.Ɠa] adjetivo younger sister

(Spanish) hermana menor

Example: itz’ina

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[t͡so.k’oʔm] verbo transitivo cut

(Spanish) cortar

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[t͡su.mul] pair

(Spanish) par (m)-

[ʔu tin ] frase the kingfisher will eat fish

(Spanish) martín pescador comerá pescado

[ʔu ja:p’ tu.’le ] adverbio de tiempo next year

(Spanish) el año que viene

Example: Tu uma’t yaab’

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[ʔu jeʔʂ.t͡ʂox ] sustantivo the evil

(Spanish) El mal

Example: u va’laxh/u kanchaj

[’ʔu.mul ] sustantivo rabbit

(Spanish) conejo

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[ʔun.’k’a.lal] número twenty

(Spanish) veinte

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[vat.’ɓal ] sustantivo Room

(Spanish) Posada, hospedaje

[ʃiʔl ] sustantivo cricket

(Spanish) grillo

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[ʂi.’t͡ʃ’aʔm] verbo intransitivo fly (v.)

(Spanish) volar (v.)

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[ʂul a: ] sustantivo a type of oboe

(Spanish) chirimía

[ʂu.’liʔm] verbo transitivo blow

(Spanish) soplar

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[ʂu.’lin ’ɓa.xil ] sustantivo Bone curer

(Spanish) Huesero

[’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

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[jeʔk.’sia.neʔ ] adverbio de negación not

(Spanish) no (futuro)

Example: ye’le

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

(Spanish) ayer los perros no estaban corriendo

Example: ye’l unq’a tx’i’ nik tooje’l e’te

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