a’ va’l vet yatz’on q’u vinaj
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[ʔaʔ vaʔl vet ja.’t͡s’on Ɠu ’vi.nax ]
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he killed the men
(Spanish) él mató a los hombres
Example: Naj Kat yatz’on unq’a naje’
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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a’ vet motx yatzon u b’alam
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[ʔa’ vet mot͡ʂ ja.’t͡s’on u ’ɓa.lam ]
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they killed the jaguar
(Spanish) ellos mataron el jaguar
Example: Chajaak kat yatz’o’n u b’alam
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Aa tz’a’la vitz
[ʔa: ’t͡s’aʔ la vit͡s ]
sustantivo
Person from coast
(Spanish) Costeño, persona originaria de la costa
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Atzva’ltzi’ ye’xhkam vet techb’u
[ʔat͡s.’vaʔl.t͡siʔ ’jeʔʃ.kam vet ’tet͡ʃ.ɓu ]
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he did not eat fish
(Spanish) él no comió pescado
Example: ye’ kat techb’u naj txay
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B’il ko’xhtu’
[ɓil ’koʔʃ.tu]
a little more
(Spanish) otro poco-
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B’itzol
[ɓi.’t͡sol ]
sustantivo
Musician
(Spanish) Músico
Example: b’itzanal
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Ipeq’xu maj kam
[ʔi.’peƓ.ʂu maj kam]
verbo transitivo
pour out
(Spanish) derramar algo
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Itz’e’chil
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[ʔi.’t͡s’eʔ.t͡ʃil]
verbo intransitivo
live
(Spanish) vivir
Example: Itz’b’a’m
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Itz’pichil
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[ʔit͡s’.’pi.t͡ʃil ]
verbo intransitivo
be born
(Spanish) nacer
Example: Itz’b’a’m/ala’m
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Ivinaj
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[ʔi.’vi.nax]
sustantivo inalienable
husband
(Spanish) esposo
Example: Tzumel
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Ja’aj Tze’
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[’xaʔ.ax t͡seʔ]
sustantivo de sustantivo
village
(Spanish) aldea
Example: Tu ko’m
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Jank’al u vatz amlika tx’ava’.
[xan.’k’al u vat͡s am.’li.ka ’t͡ʂa.vaʔ]
everyone
(Spanish) todo el mundo
Example: kajayil ivatz tx’ava’
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K’onel
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[k’o.nel]
verbo transitivo
pull
(Spanish) tirar
Example: K’ono’m/K’oni’m
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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K’ulanal
[’k’u.la.nal ]
sustantivo
tablet where women grind food for feasting
(Spanish) molendera (tabla donde se pone piedra de moler)
Example: Che’nb’al
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Koxhkin
[koʃ.kin]
adjetivo
twisted
(Spanish) torcido-
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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
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[nan]
adjetivo
father’s elder sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana mayor de su padre)
Example: Nan/tch’o txutx
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Ni jutzin q’u tx’i’
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[ni xu.’t͡sin Ɠu t͡ʂ’iʔ ]
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the dogs are running
(Spanish) los perros corren (estan corriendo)
Example: Nitooje’l unq’a tx’i’
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Ni jutzine’
listenloadingplaying
[ni xu.’t͡si.neʔ ]
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he runs
(Spanish) él corre
Example: Nitooje’l naj
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Ni’ch ijutzin q’u tx’i’ eet
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[niʔt͡ʃ i.xu.’t͡sin Ɠu t͡ʂ’iʔ e:t ]
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yesterday the dogs were running
(Spanish) ayer los perros estaban corriendo
Example: nik tooje’l unq’a tx’i’ e’te
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Q’oonal
[’Ɠo:.nal ]
sustantivo
Marimba players
(Spanish) Marimberos
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Q’osiib’
listenloadingplaying
[Ɠo.’si:p’]
verbo transitivo
fight
(Spanish) luchar / pelear
Example: Q’osoib’
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Q’u Tin txayol Txay
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[Ɠu tin ’t͡ʂa.jol t͡ʂaj ]
sustantivo plural
kingfishers
(Spanish) los martín pescador
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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q’u vinaj vet yatz’on u b’alam
listenloadingplaying
[Ɠu ’vi.nax ]
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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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Qi’unal
[’qiʔ.u.nal ]
sustantivo
fertility massager
(Spanish) Sobadora
Example: Qi’unaal
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Son
[son ]
sustantivo
Marimba
(Spanish) Marimba
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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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Tat
listenloadingplaying
[tath]
adjetivo
father’s elder brother
(Spanish) tio (el hermano mayor de su padre)
Example: Pap/tch’oj
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Titza
listenloadingplaying
[’ti.t͡sa]
sustantivo siempre poseido
grass
(Spanish) pasto
Example: Q’u’tzum
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Tx’aja’m
[’t͡ʂ’a.xaʔm ]
sustantivo
Offering
(Spanish) Ofrenda
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Tx’anel
[t͡ʂ’a.nel]
adjetivo
pretty
(Spanish) bonito-
Example: ch’i’umal/josq’il
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Txutx tx’i’
[t͡ʂu’t͡ʂ t͡ʂ’iʔ ]
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bitch
(Spanish) perra
Example: ixoj tx’i’
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Tz’akanal
[’t͡s’a.ka.nal ]
sustantivo
Shaman, medicine man
(Spanish) Curandero
Example: tz’akanaal
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Tza’q’a
[t͡saʔ.Ɠa]
adjetivo
younger brother
(Spanish) hermano menor
Example: itz’ina
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Xaoo Txokop
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[ʂao: ’t͡ʂo.kopʰ]
verbo de sustantivo
hunt
(Spanish) cazar
Example: Chuko Txoo/ajche’l
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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Xo’val
[’ʂoʔ.val ]
sustantivo
Ghost
(Spanish) Fantasma
Example: tchitch
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Yeni jutzin u tx’i’
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[je.’ni xu.’t͡sin u t͡ʂ’iʔ ]
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the dog does not run
(Spanish) el perro no corre
Example: U tx’i’ ye’ni tooje’le’
Speaker: María Cristina Pacheco Ostuma
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