Pipil (Nahuat)

wet

(Spanish) mojado

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

louse

(Spanish) piojo

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos sand

(Spanish) arena

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

thick

(Spanish) grueso

Speaker: Marcos García

small

(Spanish) pequeño

Speaker: Marcos García

nine

(Spanish) nueve

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

seven

(Spanish) siete

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

six

(Spanish) seis

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

heavy

(Spanish) pesado (que pesa)

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos wing

(Spanish) ala

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

sustantivos salt

(Spanish) sal

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

leaf

(Spanish) hoja

Speaker: Marcos García

fruit

(Spanish) fruta

Speaker: Marcos García

bark

(Spanish) corteza

Example: Ne kwawit kipia iyewayu

Speaker: Marcos García,
Dialect: Wizapan

house/shelter

(Spanish) casa

Speaker: Marcos García

child

(Spanish) niño

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

rotten

(Spanish) podrido

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

snake

(Spanish) serpiente

Speaker: Marcos García

tree

(Spanish) árbol

Speaker: Marcos García

worm

(Spanish) gusano

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos sea

(Spanish) mar

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

rope

(Spanish) cuerda

Speaker: Marcos García

joke

(Spanish) broma

Speaker: Marcos García

root

(Spanish) raíz

Speaker: Marcos García

mosquito

(Spanish) mosquito / zancudo

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos ashes

(Spanish) cenizas

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

breathe

(Spanish) respirar

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

see

(Spanish) ver

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

hit

(Spanish) golpear / pegar

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

know

(Spanish) saber

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

suck

(Spanish) chupar

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

bite

(Spanish) morder

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

sleep

(Spanish) dormir

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

die

(Spanish) morir

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

vomit

(Spanish) vomitar

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

fight

(Spanish) luchar / pelear

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

live

(Spanish) vivir

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

laugh

(Spanish) reírse

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

spit

(Spanish) escupir

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

kill

(Spanish) matar

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

split

(Spanish) dividir

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

hunt

(Spanish) cazar

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

breast

(Spanish) pecho

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

eye

(Spanish) ojo

Example: Nikpia ume nuix.

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez,
Dialect: Wizapan

person (human being)

(Spanish) persona (ser humano)

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

ethnic group

(Spanish) grupo étnico

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

son

(Spanish) hijo (habla mujer)

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

foot

(Spanish) pie

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

brother

(Spanish) hermano mayor

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

elder brother

(Spanish) hermano mayor

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

leg

(Spanish) pierna

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

mother’s mother

(Spanish) abuela materna

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

elder sister

(Spanish) hermana mayor

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

daughter

(Spanish) hija (mujer se refiere a...)

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

tooth

(Spanish) diente

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

mother’s father

(Spanish) abuelo materno

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

father

(Spanish) padre

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

mouth

(Spanish) boca

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

back

(Spanish) espalda

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

belly

(Spanish) estómago

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

guts

(Spanish) agallas / intestinos

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

younger brother

(Spanish) hermano menor

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

husband

(Spanish) esposo (habla mujer)

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

nose

(Spanish) nariz

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

skin

(Spanish) piel

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

hair

(Spanish) cabello

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

big

(Spanish) grande

Speaker: Marcos García

wide

(Spanish) ancho

Speaker: Marcos García

dog

(Spanish) perro

Speaker: Marcos García

thin

(Spanish) delgado

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

boy

(Spanish) niño

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

narrow

(Spanish) estrecho

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

dirty

(Spanish) sucio

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

unripe

(Spanish) tierno (fruta)

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

girl

(Spanish) chica

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

woman

(Spanish) mujer

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

man (adult male)

(Spanish) el hombre (varón adulto)

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

song

(Spanish) canción

Example: Ne tujtutut takwikat. Yejemet takwikat se takwikalis.

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos earth

(Spanish) tierra

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

village

(Spanish) aldea

Speaker: Marcos García

full

(Spanish) lleno

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

bad

(Spanish) malo

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

sustantivos stone

(Spanish) piedra

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

yellow

(Spanish) amarillo

Speaker: Marcos García

big

(Spanish) grande

Speaker: Marcos García

fat (n.)

(Spanish) grasa (n.)

Speaker: Carlos Enrique Cortez

hot

(Spanish) caliente

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

bird

(Spanish) pájaro

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos river

(Spanish) río (para cada localidad, nuestro río)

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

ripe

(Spanish) maduro (fruta)

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

two

(Spanish) dos

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

near

(Spanish) cerca

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

dry

(Spanish) seco

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

far

(Spanish) lejos

Speaker: Catalina Cortez de García

long

(Spanish) largo

Speaker: Marcos García

sustantivos hail

(Spanish) granizo (de hielo)

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

sustantivos rain

(Spanish) lluvia (llueve)

Speaker: Juan Cruz Torrez

smooth

(Spanish) liso

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

new

(Spanish) nuevo

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García

correct

(Spanish) correcto

Speaker: Sixta Pérez García