Teotitlán del Valle Zapotec Talking Dictionary

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a gudxinin

it’s late

(Spanish) es tarde

Speaker: Mariano Sosa Martinez

a guyenten

have accumulated a lot

(Spanish) se ha acumulado mucho

Speaker: Natalia Carreño Hernandez

a na _____

it is _____ o’clock

(Spanish) ya son _____ (para dar la hora)

Speaker: Edison Hipólito de los Ángeles

a nanna

verb I already know

(Spanish) ya sé

Speaker: Gario Ángeles

a zizau kon dunun

phrase Are you coming with us?

(Spanish) ¿Vienes con nosotros?

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

ba ba

phrase regularly

(Spanish) a cada rato

Speaker: Francisco Ruiz Gutierrez

bednatu dunun

phrase you came to see us

(Spanish) ustedes vinieron a vernos/visitarnos

Speaker: Francisco Ruiz Gutierrez

benenn xtee bagueizh??

type of fly paper

(Spanish) clase de papel matamoscas

Speaker: Munro et al 1999

bily-bily

here kitty, kitty (used to call a cat)

(Spanish) chito, chito, chito (se usa al llamar a un gato)

Speaker: Munro et al 1999

bixhixhy

bixhixhy

(Spanish) tigrillo

Speaker: Edison Hipólito de los Ángeles

cachuch ??

baseball cap

Speaker: CC

chuche’in

saves, puts away, packs up

(Spanish) ahorra, guarda, empaca

Speaker: Natalia Carreño Hernández

dixgix

problem

(Spanish) problema

Speaker: Teresa Manuela Mendoza Ruíz

dunun asak

see if...ever again

(Spanish) ¡a ver si...alguna otra vez!

Speaker: Manuel Bazan Chávez

gabi’ gabanian

be resurrected

(Spanish) revivir (tercera persona)

Speaker: Francisco Ruiz Gutiérrez

gaxga

preposition near, close to

(Spanish) cerca de

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

kety nanadia

I don’t know

(Spanish) No sé

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

kuawr xhixhy

kuawr xhixhy

(Spanish) pecho pinto

Speaker: Froylan Carreño Gutiérrez

nana’

know (information or facts)

(Spanish) saber

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

nana’

know (information or facts)

(Spanish) saber

Speaker: Noel Alejandro García Juárez

nanaa

verb know (information or facts)

(Spanish) saber

Speaker: Teresa Martínez Chavez

rara gèè’l

verb dawn

(Spanish) amanace

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

raragèl

sunrise

(Spanish) amanecer

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

rgu gualneizy ??

donates labor to (someone, with expectation that it will be repaid in kind)

(Spanish) le dona trabajo a ( alguien, con la esperanza de que será pagado igualmente)

Speaker: Munro et al 1999

rideden le’n

come to

(Spanish) entrar en (un objeto que entra o pasa a otro)

Speaker: Edison Hipólito de los Ángeles

ridiediu

verb you leave, you unstick

(Spanish) sales

Speaker: Gario Ángeles

rizubiub

has a pain in

(Spanish) tiene un dolor en

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

ru’n banan

verb sobs

(Spanish) solloza

Speaker: Francisco Ruiz Gutierrez

rutxetxy

verb to shout

(Spanish) gritar

Speaker: Teresa Martínez Chavez

txinzing

fewer (for countable objects)

(Spanish) menos (como cosas que se pueden contar)

Speaker: Mariano Sosa Martinez

xa yu yubyu

phrase How are you? (formal)

(Spanish) ¿Cómo está?

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

xhaxhie

xhaxhie

noun back of the neck, nape of the neck

(Spanish) mi nuca

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

xhixhiitè’

adjective daily

(Spanish) diario

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

xhixhite

every day

(Spanish) a diario, cada día

Speaker: Gario Ángeles

xmama

xmama

possessed noun my grandmother

(Spanish) mi abuela

Speaker: Celso Gutiérrez Montaño

xtiziniubteè’ yiubiu

phrase thank you very much (formal)

(Spanish) muchas gracias (ud.)

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

xtiziubiu

phrase thank you (formal)

(Spanish) gracias (ud.)

Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago

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Dictionary production supervised by Brook Danielle Lillehaugen and Janet Chávez Santiago, with support from K. David Harrison and Jeremy Fahringer. (2013-2017).
Supported in part with funding from a NSF REU Site grant (PI Harrison, Building Digital Tools to Support Endangered Languages and Preserve Environmental Knowledge in Mexico, Micronesia, and Navajo Nation, Award #1461056).

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how to cite: 2017. Lillehaugen, Brook Danielle and Janet Chávez Santiago, with Kathryn Goldberg, Tess A. Harty, Nick Kalivoda, Sam Katz, Teresa Martínez Chavez, Javier A. Pina, May Helena Plumb, Diamond C. J. Ray, Cornelio Santos, & Jamie A. Thomas. Teotitlán del Valle Zapotec Talking Dictionary, version 1.2. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/teotitlan

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