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rtaz[rtàa’az]
rtech[rte’ch]
spill (a non-liquid), broadcast (seeds), sow (seeds) by scattering them widely
(Spanish) dejar caer, derramar; siembra al vuelo; desechar, tirar
bookmarkrteidy[rtèèi’dy]
help (someone) to cross to (a location), get (someone) across to (a location)
(Spanish) ayudar (a alguien) a cruzar a (un sitio), cruzar (a alguien) para llegar a (un sitio), llevar (a alguien para llegar) a (un sitio)
bookmarkrteidy lo macyëm[rtèèi’dy loh má’cyëmm]
put (something) through a machine
bookmarkrtseily[rtse’ihlly]
rtyis[rtyi’ihs]
Rtyis cabai[rtyi’ihs caba’i]
The horse jumps
bookmarkrtyug[rtyù’ug]
ru[ru’uh]
ru[ruh]
ru[ru’uh]
be (located) inside (usually habitually), exist (in a location)
(Spanish) estar dentro de, estar en (un sitio); existir
bookmarkru fwers[ru’uh fwers]
be strong
bookmarkru tang
runy[ruhny]
runy bda[ruhny bdaa]
runy cambiar[ruhny cambiaar]
runy col[ruhny co’oll]
runy dany[ruhny daany]
runy diborsyar[ruhny diborsyaar]
runy escojer[ruhny escojeer]
runy esplicar[ruhny esplicaar]
runy fald[ruhny fa’lld]
runy guan[ruhny guuhahnn]
runy imbertier muly lo[ruhny imbertiier mùuully loh]
invest money in
bookmarkruny mandad[ruhny mandaad]
runy manejar[ruhny manejaar]
runy marcar[ruhny marcaar]
runy molestar[ruhny molestaar]
runy nesesitar[ruhny nesesitaar]
runy odiar[ruhny odiaar]
runy operar[ruhny operaar]
runy preguan[ruhny pregu’uann]
runy preparar[ruhny preparaar]
runy protejer[ruhny protejeer]
runy prweb[ruhny prweeb]
runy tomar fot[ruhny tomaar fo’t]
runybyuzh[ruhnybyùuzh]
runyrezh[ruhnyrehzh]
runyses[ruhnysèe’s]
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Lillehaugen, Brook Danielle, Felipe H. Lopez, Pamela Munro, with Savita M. Deo, Graham Mauro, and Saul Ontiveros. 2019.
San Lucas Quiaviní Zapotec Talking Dictionary, version 2.0. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages.
http://www.talkingdictionary.org/sanlucasquiavini
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