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ba bliby la'n gizh

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dry corn plants are tied togethernoun

(Spanish) el zacate está amarrado

bdua gëch

bdua gëch
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cow okra noun

(Spanish) cuajilote

bi’a

bi’a
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prickly pear cactus

(Spanish) nopal

bi’a

bi’a
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prickly pear cactus

(Spanish) nopal

bi’a ludx be’kw

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dog’s tongue cactus

(Spanish) nopal lengua de perro

bia to

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root with which you can make shampoonoun

(Spanish) raíz con lo cual se puede hacer champú

biach

biach
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Mexican plum, ciruelanoun

(Spanish) ciruela

bid la’

bid la’
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sprouting river tamarind (edible)

(Spanish) retoño de la planta de huaje (comestible)

blahx gel

blahx gel
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avocado leaves

(Spanish) hojas de árbol de aguacate

blahx gel

blahx gel
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avocado tree leaves (edible)

(Spanish) hojas de árbol de aguacate (comestibles)

blaxo

blaxo
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Mexican pepperleaf

(Spanish) hierba santa

bli’a

bli’a
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black zapote

(Spanish) zapote negro

bli’a

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zapote

(Spanish) zapote negro

bndag gehl

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corn leaf

(Spanish) hoja de milpa

bndahg

bndahg
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leaf

(Spanish) hoja

bru’n

bru’n
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prickly pear cactus fruit

(Spanish) tuna del nopal, pitaya

bti’a

bti’a
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aromatic herb used to cook beans

(Spanish) epazote

bti’ux

bti’ux
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tomato

(Spanish) jitomate

bti’ux gihzh

bti’ux gihzh
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tomatillo (used for salsas)

(Spanish) tomatillo

btiloo

btiloo
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wild bush, roots used to treat hemorrhage (sensible to touch or clap)

(Spanish) vergonzosa (raíces útiles para tratar hemorragia)

btsë

btsë
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tuna fruit, prickly pear cactus fruitnoun

(Spanish) tuna(s)

btsë gihzh

btsë gihzh
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tunilla (type of small cactus fruit)

(Spanish) tunilla

bugi

bugi
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guavanoun

(Spanish) guayaba

dam ria txi rbig kutx lo xhub biny

dam ria txi rbig kutx lo xhub biny
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huitlacoche grows when pigs come near corn seedsnoun

(Spanish) el huitlacoche sale cuando los cerdos se acercan a las semillas de maiz

de be'ld zhed ro bndag beta

de be'ld zhed ro bndag beta
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silkworms eat blackberry leaves

(Spanish) el gusano de seda come hojas de mora

dub bkuel

dub bkuel
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cucharilla agavenoun

(Spanish) agave de cucharilla

dub pazm

dub pazm
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aloe vera

(Spanish) sábila

gal rsa kiz

gal rsa kiz
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to dry, put to dryverb

(Spanish) secar, poner a secar

geb

geb
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type of plant used to feed chickensnoun

(Spanish) acahual, tipo de planta que se usa para alimentar los pollos

geb ketio’

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thick yellow flower

(Spanish) acahual grueso

geb las

geb las
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bush sunflower (wild flower fed to chickens)

(Spanish) acahual delgado

gel

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cornfield

(Spanish) milpa

gel

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cornfieldnoun

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

geld

geld
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anona fruit

(Spanish) anona

geld tsëny

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sapodilla, chicozapote

(Spanish) chicozapote

geld xu

geld xu
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mamey

(Spanish) mamey

gi’x

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weed

(Spanish) hierba

gie

gie
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flowernoun

(Spanish) flor

gie bi’a

gie bi’a
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flower of prickly pear

(Spanish) flor de nopal

gie bzhi

gie bzhi
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flower used for crowns on Thursday of holy week

(Spanish) flor de mayo, cacaloxúchitl, flor que sirve para coronas el jueves de la semana santa

gie bzhi

gie bzhi
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plumeria flowernoun

(Spanish) flor de mayo

gie gaiy

gie gaiy
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type of wild red flowernoun

(Spanish) flor gallito (silvestre)

gie gidy

gie gidy
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orange flower, stems covered in velcro-like surface

(Spanish) flor pegajosa

gie giny

gie giny
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wax mallow flower (used to make necklaces for saints or special pots for religious ceremonies and mayordomias)

(Spanish) wax mallow flower (usada como collar para santos o vasijas especiales en ceremonias religiosas y mayordomias

gie penumbr

gie penumbr
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half-light flower (important local flower of various colors)

(Spanish) flor penumbra (flor local importante de varios colores)

gie roag

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basil

(Spanish) albahaca

gie tsëly

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white tree orchidnoun

(Spanish) orquídea blanca de un árbol

gie tën

gie tën
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poinsettianoun

(Spanish) flor de noche buena

gie wa’s

gie wa’s
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poleo (a wild flower used in religious ceremonies, mayordomias, and weddings)noun

(Spanish) poleo (flor silvestre usada en ceremonias religiosas, mayordomias y bodas)

gie xhte "mansanit"

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tejocote flowernoun

(Spanish) flor de tejocote

gie yan

gie yan
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wild flower, resembles a corn cob

(Spanish) flor de olote

gie’ bzalobëdy

gie’ bzalobëdy
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Mexican creeping zinnia flowernoun

(Spanish) ojo de pollo (flor)

gini

gini
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chili podnoun

(Spanish) chile

giniag

giniag
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local variety of fresh chilli pod

(Spanish) Chile de árbol

girasol

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sunflowernoun

(Spanish) girasol. Del español

guch

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agave fiber, maguey fiber

(Spanish) fibra de maguey, fibra de agave

guts

guts
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stem of agave plantnoun

(Spanish) jiote del maguey

gya’

gya’
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carrizo reednoun

(Spanish) carrizo

gyia rros[gyìa’ rro’s]

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rosenoun

(Spanish) rosa

gëch

gëch
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jilote (corn flower)noun

(Spanish) jilote

ka per lo yag

ka per lo yag
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pears hang from the tree

(Spanish) cuelgan las peras del árbol

kandien zhub

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it is sprouting (milpa)

kwan

kwan
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alfalfanoun

(Spanish) alfalfa

kwan da

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bitter herb

(Spanish) hierba amarga

la’kwe’ku

la’kwe’ku
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morning glorynoun

(Spanish) quebraplato (tipo de flor)

lachi’

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type of herbnoun

(Spanish) chepiche

lagu

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

(Spanish) hierba de conejo (para cocinar frijoles)

lo git

lo git
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pumpkin plant sproutsnoun

(Spanish) guias

man katx

Proboscidea parviflora
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devil’s claw (endemic plant)

(Spanish) garra del diablo (planta endémica)

mansan

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applenoun

(Spanish) manzana

nis blaxo

nis blaxo
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tea of Mexican pepperleaf

(Spanish) te de hierba santa,

oreg gi’x

oreg gi’x
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wild oregano (condiment)

(Spanish) orégano silvestre (comestible en algunas áreas)

riald bzi

riald bzi
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squash plant is blooming

(Spanish) la calabaza está floreando

riald gie mansanit

riald gie mansanit
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tejocote tree is blooming

(Spanish) el arbor de tejocote está floreando

ya bdua

ya bdua
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banana tree

(Spanish) platanero

ya ladx dany rgitx gëtx

ya ladx dany rgitx gëtx
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wild pepper tree causes skin rashes

(Spanish) el pirul silvestre causa irritación en la piel

yabelduy

yabelduy
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nanche tree, a type of tree that produces a red cherry-like fruit

(Spanish) árbol de nanches

yablap

yablap
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castor oil plantnoun

(Spanish) higuerilla

yabni

yabni
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a tree with small, egg-like fruits (lit. ’tree of dew’; people feed the fruit to chickens)noun

(Spanish) un árbol con fruta como huevos pequeños (literalmente ’árbol de rocío’; se alimenta a los gallinas con estas frutas)

yabti’ux

yabti’ux
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tomato plant

(Spanish) planta de tomate, tomatal

yabtsë

yabtsë
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organ-pipe cactusnoun

(Spanish) órgano

yabtsë nakits

yabtsë nakits
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cactus that produces white cactus fruit

(Spanish) órganos que dan tunas blancas

yabugi

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guava tree

(Spanish) árbol de guayaba

yag

yag
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1. wood, 2. treenoun

(Spanish) 1. madera, 2. árbol

yag biby

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bibih (type of fruit) treenoun

(Spanish) árbol de los pipes

yagits

yagits
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ahuehuete tree, Montezuma cypress tree, sabino treenoun

(Spanish) árbol ahuehuete (sabino)

yagun

yagun
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female tree of pájaro bobo (heart shaped leaf)

(Spanish) árbol de pájaro bobo hembra (hoja formado como corazón)

yagëchibe’

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hawthorn (type of tree); mequite treenoun

(Spanish) espino; mequite

yala’

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huaje tree

(Spanish) árbol de huaje

yalach

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red spruce tree

(Spanish) piru

yalimon

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lime tree, lemon tree

(Spanish) limonero

yan

yan
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dried cobs (used as fuel in the kitchen)noun

(Spanish) olote(s)

yanun

yanun
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custard apple (green fruit with whitish flesh)noun

(Spanish) chirimoya

zhily

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cotton

(Spanish) algodón

zhisy

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tree branch

(Spanish) rama de árbol

zhizh

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chepil (an herb)

(Spanish) chepil

zhizh

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chepil (an herb)noun

(Spanish) chepil

zhub

zhub
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corn

(Spanish) maiz

zhub bde

zhub bde
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weevil-infested cornnoun

(Spanish) maíz infestado de gorgojos

zhub zha’ts

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yellow corn

(Spanish) maíz amarillo