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sa[sa’ah]
1. blood relative (e-poss. only) 2. each other, one another 3. fellow, another one like (e-poss. only)
(Spanish) 1. pariente consanguíneo, pariente consanguínea; pariente consanguíneo o pariente consanguínea del esposo o de la esposa (de uno) 2. uno al otro, el uno al otro, unos a otros, una a la otra, la una a la otra, unas a otras 3. otro (como) 4. prójimos, semej
bookmarksa zyet[sa’ah zye’eht]
sagual[saguuall]
San Dyegw[Sann Dye’gw]
San Luc[Sann Lu’uc]
Santo Domyengw[Sá’nntoh Domye’enngw]
sclab[sclaab]
scwel ro[sceel ròo’oh]
seguan[segu’ann]
segurida[seguridaa]
seiz[seiz]
seten, setenta[seté’nntah]
siengw, sinco[si’enngw, sí’nncoh]
sigani[sihëgàani’]
simien xte loguezh quiamni
spal, spald[spàall, spàalld]
Spany[Spa’nny]
Spryet[Sprye’eht]
Stados Unied[Stadohs Uniied]
steby[steeby]
studian, estudian[studi’aann, estudi’aann]
sucai
superbisor[superbisoor]
susily
sutya
sutyual
syemr[sye’mmr]
syet, syete[sye’t, syé’teh]
syudadan[syudada’nn]
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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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