San Mateo Macuilxochitl Zapotec Talking Dictionary

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bdua guch

cuajilote (type of wild banana) noun

(Spanish) cuajilote

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

bia’a

prickly pear cactus noun

(Spanish) nopal

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

bli’a

black zapote

(Spanish) zapote negro

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

bruu’n

prickly pear cactus fruit

(Spanish) tuna del nopal, pitaya

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

bti’ux

tomato noun

(Spanish) tomate / jitomate

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

bti’ux gel

wild tomatillo noun

(Spanish) tomatillo silvestre, tomatillo milpero

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

bti’ux gihzh gel

tomatillo (used for salsas)

(Spanish) tomatillo

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

chich

pineapple noun

(Spanish) piña

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

cua niaa

chepil (an herb) noun

(Spanish) chepil

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

cuan

alfalfa noun

(Spanish) alfalfa

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

dau

corn tassel noun

(Spanish) espigas de la milpa

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

dub

maguey plant

(Spanish) maguey

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

gel

cornfield noun

(Spanish) milpa, maizal, campo de maíz, campo con milpa.

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

gie kartuch

alcatraz flower

(Spanish) flor alcatraz

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

gie susen

azucena flower (type of white mountain lily)

(Spanish) flor de azucena (flor blanca que crescen en las sierras)

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

giniag

type of small chile noun

(Spanish) chile de árbol

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

guch

the flower before the corn is mature

(Spanish) jilote, flor de maíz antes que este maduro

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

guiy

guava noun

(Spanish) guayaba

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

gyenun

anonna fruit (custard apple) noun

(Spanish) anona

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

Kandian xhub

It is sprouting (milpa) phrase

(Spanish) Está naciendo la milpa

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

lachi’

type of herb noun

(Spanish) chepiche

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

lagu

hierba de conejo (wild herb used to cook beans) noun

(Spanish) hierba de conejo (para cocinar frijoles)

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

mdag blahx

avocado tree leaves (edible)

(Spanish) hojas de árbol de aguacate (comestibles)

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

ze’e

cob of corn noun

(Spanish) elote

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

zhub bde laa

weevil-infested corn noun

(Spanish) maíz infestado de gorgojos

Speaker: Alfredo Martinez

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