ba bliby la'n gizh
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dry corn plants are tied together noun
(Spanish) el zacate está amarrado
Example: Lo de be’éu gal nald, Bën Za rnda’á guel ne rtiugh ghuishr. see more on Twitter
Speaker: Moisés García Guzmán
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blahx gel
blaxo
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
Speaker: Moisés García Guzmán
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bru’n
bti’ux gizh gehl
dub
gëch biub
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thistle
(Spanish) abrojo
Example: Ziani guie gëch biub nagats candiani can nez / Lots of yellow "ant flowers" are blooming alond the roads. see more on Twitter
Speaker: María Mercedes Méndez Morales
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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
Speaker: María Mercedes Méndez Morales
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gini
giniag
gya’
ka yatx be'
mem
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)
Example: BnZaa ryan Yabni de bëd guidy te chewla cua’áy dem. see more on Twitter
Speaker: Moisés García Guzmán
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yabtsë nakits
yax kuatx
yax ro'
zhihty