San Lucas Quiaviní Zapotec Talking Dictionary

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badia[badiia]

badia

roadrunner

(Spanish) correcamimos

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

badia[badiia]

badia

roadrunner

(Spanish) correcaminos

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bag[baag]

bag

cow

(Spanish) vaca

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bag[baag]

bag

cow

(Spanish) vaca

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bagueizh[ba’gue’izh, ba’geizh]

fly

(Spanish) mosca

Speaker: Munro et al 1999

baguidy[ba’gui’idy]

baguidy

butterfly, moth

(Spanish) mariposa, polilla

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

balag

Lepidoptera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lepidoptera

caterpillar

(Spanish) oruga

Example: Photo by hallakarl / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org

Scientific name: Lepidoptera via Wikipedia Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

banua[bannùùa’]

scorpion

(Spanish) alacrán

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

barga[bargàa’]

type of medium-sized grasshopper

(Spanish) especie de saltamontes de tamaño mediano

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

barxyec[barxye’ehc]

mountain turkey

(Spanish) guajolote de la montaña

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bat[bàa’t]

skunk

(Spanish) zorrillo, mofeta

baxat[bax:aa’t]

baxat

toad

(Spanish) sapo

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

baxat[bax:aa’t]

baxat

toad

(Spanish) sapo

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bca[bca’ah]

bca

grackle

(Spanish) zanate

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bdi[bdih]

bdi

ant

(Spanish) hormiga

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bdi[bdih]

bdi

ant

(Spanish) hormiga

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

becw[bèe’cw]

becw

dog

(Spanish) perro

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

becw[bèe’cw]

becw

dog

(Spanish) perro

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

Becw nde.[bèe’cw ndèe’]

This is a dog.

(Spanish) Este es un perro

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

Becwëng.[bèe’cwëng]

It’s a dog.

(Spanish) es un perro

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bëguidy[bë’gui’idy]

Lepidoptera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lepidoptera

butterfly, moth

(Spanish) mariposa, polilla

Example: Photo by cullen / iNaturalist, License: CC0 via inaturalist.org

Scientific name: Lepidoptera via Wikipedia Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

beich[be’ich]

buzzard, vulture

(Spanish) zopilote

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

beich[be’ich]

beich

buzzard, vulture

(Spanish) zopilote

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bel[bèèe’ll]

bel

snake

(Spanish) culebra

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bel[behll]

bel

fish

(Spanish) pez

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

bel[bèèe’ll]

snake

(Spanish) culebra

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bel[behll]

fish

(Spanish) pez

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bel dub[bèe’ll dùub]

Comadia redtenbacheri

maguey worm

(Spanish) gusano de maguey

Example: Beldub. Ryulazu rauëng e? Lainy mescaly, lany zhubguiny, xa ryulazëng? Gusanos de maguey te gustan? see more on Twitter

Scientific name: Comadia redtenbacheri Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

beu[be’euh]

beu

turtle

(Spanish) tortuga

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

beu[be’èu’]

coyote

(Spanish) coyote

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bez[be’ez]

type of big jackrabbit

(Spanish) especie de liebre grande

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bez[bèèe’z]

mountain lion

(Spanish) puma, jaguar

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

brau[bra’au]

lizard

(Spanish) lagartija

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bsia[bsihah]

bsia

eagle

(Spanish) águila

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bsuaz[bsu’ahz]

squirrel

(Spanish) ardilla

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

btsya[btsya’ah]

louse

(Spanish) piojo

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

btyep[btye’ep]

wasp

(Spanish) avispa

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

buarr[bua’rr]

buarr

donkey

(Spanish) burro

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

budy[bu’uhuhdy]

budy

chicken

(Spanish) pollo, gallina, gallo

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

budy[bu’uhuhdy]

budy

chicken, hen

(Spanish) pollo, gallina

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

budy gai[bu’uhdy ga’i]

budy gai

rooster

(Spanish) gallo

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

budy gwuar[bu’uhdy gwu’uar]

turkey, turkey hen

(Spanish) guajalota

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

budy ngual[bu’uhdy ngu’ahll]

budy ngual

male turkey

(Spanish) guajalote macho

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bxady[bx:àady]

chapulin (edible grasshopper)

(Spanish) chapulín

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bxady[bx:àady]

bxady

chapulin (edible grasshopper)

(Spanish) chapulín

Example: Tu ryulaz rau bxady? Who likes to eat chapulines? ¿A quién le gusta come chapulines? Qui aime manger chapulines? see more on Twitter

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

byub[byùùu’b]

Atta cephalotes

leaf-cutter ant

(Spanish) hormiga arriera

Example: Photo by momoto-erick / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org

Scientific name: Atta cephalotes Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

byuc[byu’c]

hawk

(Spanish) halcón

bzeiny[bzèiny]

bzeiny

deer

(Spanish) venado

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bzigui[bziguih]

black widow spider

(Spanish) araña negra, viuda negra

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

bziny[bzihny]

mouse

(Spanish) ratón

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

cabai[caba’i]

cabai

horse

(Spanish) caballo

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

cabai[caba’i]

cabai

horse

(Spanish) caballo

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

caracol

Cornu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornu_aspersum

snail

(Spanish) caracol

Example: Photo by cobao / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org

Scientific name: Cornu via Wikipedia Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

chinzh[chi’iinnzh]

bedbug

(Spanish) chinche

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

conejw [conne’jw ]

cottontail rabbit

(Spanish) conejo

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

conzh

conzh

shell

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

cuch armadi[cu’uch armadii]

cuch armadi

armadillo

(Spanish) armadillo

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

cwiw[cwi’u]

cwiw

fox

(Spanish) zorro

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

dam [da’amm]

dam

owl

(Spanish) búho, tecolote

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

gug[gu’ùu’g]

gug

mourning dove

(Spanish) tortola

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

gulambrusy[gullambru’uhsy]

tarantula

(Spanish) tarántula

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

gwag[gwahg]

gwag

rat

(Spanish) rata

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

gyitsiny[gyi’tsihny]

gyitsiny

bat

(Spanish) murcielego

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

labiu[labyìi’u]

labiu

spider web

(Spanish) tela araña

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

machien[machiien]

machien

monkey

(Spanish) mono

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

many bcuzygui

lightening bug, firefly

(Spanish) luciérnaga

many tajw

many tajw

swallow

(Spanish) golondrina

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

many zharbel[ma’any zh:arbèel]

Cupiennius salei

wandering spider

(Spanish) araña que no pica;araña de color café

Example: Photo by danieldorantes7 / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org

Scientific name: Cupiennius salei Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

manyser[ma’anyseer]

manyser

bee

(Spanish) abeja

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

nazhëby

Centruroides https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centruroides

bark scorpion

Example: Photo by danieldorantes7 / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org

Scientific name: Centruroides via Wikipedia Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

rran[rraan]

rran

frog

(Spanish) rana

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

rran[rraan]

rran

frog

(Spanish) rana

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

xculambrusy[x:cullambru’uhsy]

xculambrusy

tarantula

(Spanish) tarántula

zhacw[zh:aa’cw]

cockroach

(Spanish) cucaracha

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

zhieb [zhi’eb]

goat

(Spanish) chivo

Example: see more on Youtube

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

zhieb[zhi’eb]

zhieb

goat

(Spanish) chivo

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

zhily[zhi’iilly]

sheep

(Spanish) oveja

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

zhily[zhi’ìilly]

sheep

(Spanish) oveja

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

zhyet[zhye’et]

zhyet

cat

(Spanish) gato

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

zhyet[zhye’et]

cat

(Spanish) gato

Speaker: Victoria Lopez

zuat[zu’aht]

bone

(Spanish) hueso

Speaker: Felipe H. Lopez

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Dictionary produced by Brook Lillehaugen, with support from K. David Harrison and Jeremy Fahringer.
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how to cite: 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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