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bëch

bëch
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tule grass (used to make roofs)

(Spanish) tule

belduy

belduy
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nance (wild cherry endemic to Oaxaca)noun

(Spanish) Nanche roja (relativo Oaxaqueño de nance)

Example: Ziani belduy ica an yz re, nis guia gucne riald guie de yag. see more on Twitter

bndag gehl

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corn leaf

(Spanish) hoja de milpa

Example: see more on Twitter Bën Xguie’ zwela ro guet gu’ la’n bndag guel, ne runchu deb deñ cun xub be’ldub... // Pople from Teotitlán del Valle still wrap their tamales in corn leaves, also they made the

bti’a

bti’a
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aromatic herb used to cook beans

(Spanish) epazote

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)

bzi

bzi
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pumpkin flowers (edible)

(Spanish) flor de calabaza

dub

dub
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maguey plant

(Spanish) maguey

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dub par itxu zhlatni

dub par itxu zhlatni
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agave to plant

(Spanish) agave para trasplantar

gëch

gëch
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jilote (corn flower)noun

(Spanish) jilote

Example: Ba ca yaas gëch de guel... // Young ears of corn are emerging // Ya empiezan a brotarle jilotes a la milpa see more on Twitter

gie bi’a

gie bi’a
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flower of prickly pear

(Spanish) flor de nopal

gie gaiy

gie gaiy
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type of wild red flowernoun

(Spanish) flor gallito (silvestre)

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 toh

gie toh
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(a wild flower that grows in the hills, used in the celebrations of Holy Week and Christmas)

(Spanish) (flor del cerro amarilla usada en la festividad de semana santa y navidad)

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)

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lachi’

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type of herbnoun

(Spanish) chepiche

oreg gi’x

oreg gi’x
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wild oregano (condiment)

(Spanish) orégano silvestre (comestible en algunas áreas)

xhub dxidx

xhub dxidx
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fruit of mezquite

(Spanish) frutas del rompecapa

Example: see more on Twitter Xhub dxidx, tub nax ni ro de “vaquer” txi renedeb de itxa lo gi’x // Frutillas del mezquite “rompe-capas” una delicia que disfrutaban los cuidadores de ganado en el campo. // Wild berries from m

xki’ bëdy

xki’ bëdy
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common lantana (lit. chicken poop)

(Spanish) lantana, cinco negritos (lit. popo de pollo)

yabti’ux

yabti’ux
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tomato plant

(Spanish) planta de tomate, tomatal

yabtsë

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organ-pipe cactusnoun

(Spanish) órgano

Example: Ya btsë rded gal nabani de Dani, lo de be’éu biz.

yagun una

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female tree of pájaro bobo (heart shaped leaf)

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

yawamuch

Pithecellobium
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blackbead fruit (wild fruit that looks like huaje)

(Spanish) huamuche

yaxi

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saltbush plant

(Spanish) chamizo

zha

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quantifier of plants

(Spanish) numeral de plantas

zhub zha’ts

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yellow corn

(Spanish) maíz amarillo