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778 MARICÁANA IITOM – CMIIQUE IITOM — meyo, yax quiip; a collared — hast coojö; long-nosed leopard — hantpízl; regal horned — hant coáaxoj; sideblotched — tozípla; spiny — haasj; tree — hehe iti cooscl; zebra-tailed — ctamóofi, ctooicj; juvenile zebra-tailed — patpayóo. load. (n.) yahásquim; (on back) yacóso; (v.) cöcahásacot. loan (n.) *tom icocósot. lobster. Cortez spiny — ptcamn, †ziix hast imócl quiij; — tail ptcamn *yaap; slipper — tacámn. located. be — caahca. location. at or toward some other — hiza lock (n.) hahóot iiqui cöihacáaiscan. lock (e.g., horns) with each other ano pte caalajc, see: quicatx. locks of hair. girl’s — that are cut after her puberty ceremony itáamlc hapáct. long cacösxaj, toox *quiyat; — and narrow -ctamot; — and thick hoox *csoop. long time. take a — to do cayáamot; — ago haptc iiha, see: haa, zimjöc; be — ago toox *cayáxi; look. — at coocta, quiho, quimaj; — behind toii *cacsx; — elsewhere hiza *quiizc; — ccaa, cocáa, ihmíiha cö|queectim; — for (something) without care ctose; (on behalf of someone else) cöcacáaxot; — to one side hiza *cacsx. loon. arctic — maascl; common — in summer plumage yeen copoláacoj; common — in winter plumage catíiija; red-throated — xepe iti ccomca. loose hacx *caap oo, [hair, flour, etc.] copxöt; become — ano *quixónj, cozt, cöcoáafp; pulled — with tearing motion cö|capzx. loosen ano *caxónj, cöcaafp. lose hacx *quicatx; (a fight) iicx *cayáxi; — blood [iháait quih] *cöcootij; (something that belongs to someone else) hacx cöcacócatx. lost. get — ccamopxa, hacx *cooit, haaho iij *cöcozám. lotebush haaca, xiica imám coopol. lots of apa. loud [sound of voice] [ihípon] caaixaj. louse. body — isc; head — hai, (his, her) ii; have body — quisjc; have head — quiit; rock — cmaam iixz. love [imoz] cö|caaj, cacmíiquet, camsisíin, [ihíisax com] haa *cocom, cqueepe. low (sound or voice). [voice] [ihípon] hantx *coofin, hoox *csoop; — and raspy [like raven’s] captj; [like bass guitar] caxax; low-pitched and loud [voice] [ihípon] *caacoj. lower. be — hantx iicx *caap; help — or raise load †cyaai; lower. (something) hant *ccaaix; — (point or edge) toward the ground hant *cöcaatni. luck. bring bad — captásat, see: captása; have bad — captása, siimen cöittáxz […], see: ccaxz, naapxa *cquim; have good — miizj hacx cö|caap, cahómtxö. lucky cahpízl. lukewarm cmeque. lullaby icocóoxa. lump of dirt hantéepjöc. lumps. form — cocápnalca. lunch. take a — isoj cö|caahal. lung isct. lupine . Arizona — zaah coocta. lure. fishing — ziix haxa hapátox. lust (v.) imoz *cöcaapasi. lying down. be — coom; come — mocom; — on cocom.
ENGLISH - SERI 779 lyre pod ponás camoz. lyre snake haas ano cocázni. macaroni. long kind of — xiica tosni ipilc cmis. machete eenim caacoj. machete (a ladyfish) zixcám itáamlc cmasl. machorro zixcám coosotoj. mackerel. sierra — cpoot. mad. See ‘angry’. magazine hapáspoj hapámalim. maggot potáa; have — -potáat. magnet eenim coohit. magnifying glass ziix ziix ihaháacoj. maguey. See ‘century plant’. mainland hantáacoj, †hantáaspoj. maize hapxöl. make caai, quih, quixi; help — cacóiit. male ctam, -ctamot. mallard feel. man ctam; elderly — cmaacoj; young — ctam cmaa ccaii, siip; young — who is hoping to make a marriage agreement quihíin coom; be a young — -siipit, see: siip. manage ccactim. mane *yapahíms copxöt. mange iquimázc; have —, be mangy quimázc. mangrove pnaacoj; — area pnaacoj an; black — pnacojíscl; — driftwood xepe itoj ipz; red — pnaacoj xnaazolcam; white — pnaacoj hacáaiz; fruit of red — mojépe pisj. man-of-war. Portuguese — *copsíij cooil. manta ray. various species: cainéecoj, camáaina, sapcö; a small — †zcapcoj; a M - m — that is no longer seen hatajísijc; fabulous giant — cama; fabulous — with a large fin on its head to grab prey caaijoj. mantid. ground — hai ccafz. mantis. praying — hax quih intóozi. mantle (of gas lantern) iteja, hamác canoj ipnailháaptim. many catxo, itíi xah cötazquim […], see: cazquim; how —? ¿zó *cyaxi […]?; do — times caháatxo. map hant icáaacot. marbles. powerful — that came from sea haiptoj. March cayajáacoj. Mariachi Peak Hasac Miihom. marigold. a many-flowered desert — caháahazxot. marijuana haapis cooil, xiica caaxat cooil; — cigarette ziix caaxat. marine alga xpanáams. mark (n.) haa iico; personal — icahítaj, yahítaj. mark (to indicate owner) haa *caaco. marlin xpeezoj. marriage. give in — cöcacóhatol; — gift (not the first one) ipac ihacóoot; — payment ziix iquéesyat. married. get — -camahzáacat; — to ical. marrow itac hapácsim, iinepoj. marry pte *caafp, ical, quihíimet; — off daughter without fiesta and without gifts cayáaixot. marvelous cacóhot, caméepit.
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COMCÁAC QUIH YAZA QUIH HANT IHÍIP
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COMCÁAC QUIH YAZA QUIH HANT IHÍIP
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ÍNDICE Agradecimientos ...........
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durante muchos años colaboró con
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PRÓLOGO 11 Yolanda Lastra Institut
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abs (sustantivo) absolutivo adj adj
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EL SERI ENTRE LAS LENGUAS DEL MUNDO
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Mapa 2: Algunos campamentos y puebl
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20 hitáaca mi quijada hitáacatj n
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22 A veces la subentrada de un sust
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24 LAS POSPOSICIONES Hay un grupo p
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26 haat s torote, matacora, sangren
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28 Referencia a otra palabra. Cuand
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espingar [caballo] cola *quinl. res
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828 GRAMÁTICA SERI 1.3. Acentuaci
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830 GRAMÁTICA SERI a. hast ihyáa
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832 GRAMÁTICA SERI Para usar el di
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834 GRAMÁTICA SERI ipac (lugar) de
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836 GRAMÁTICA SERI Los términos d
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838 GRAMÁTICA SERI ipáhit s obl p
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840 GRAMÁTICA SERI 2.2. Los determ
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842 GRAMÁTICA SERI 2.3. La posesi
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844 GRAMÁTICA SERI [ zixquisíil h
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846 GRAMÁTICA SERI 2.6.1. El prono
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848 GRAMÁTICA SERI Con algunos ver
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850 GRAMÁTICA SERI semánticos. Ad
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852 GRAMÁTICA SERI Se puede usar c
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854 GRAMÁTICA SERI 3.2.1. El verbo
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856 GRAMÁTICA SERI Un verbo causat
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858 GRAMÁTICA SERI quimáhaj v der
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862 GRAMÁTICA SERI ihyáa, hyaa 21
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864 GRAMÁTICA SERI si- ¿Siitax ha
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866 GRAMÁTICA SERI 3.5.5. Neutro L
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868 GRAMÁTICA SERI Pazíim áa, ha
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870 GRAMÁTICA SERI Imperativo Neut
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872 GRAMÁTICA SERI La persona del
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874 GRAMÁTICA SERI Ocasionalmente
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876 GRAMÁTICA SERI 3.12. Oraciones
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878 GRAMÁTICA SERI miihax contigo
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880 GRAMÁTICA SERI Adverbio que si
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882 GRAMÁTICA SERI Hamatícpan tax
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884 GRAMÁTICA SERI [ Hast com ica
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886 GRAMÁTICA SERI Nominalización
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888 GRAMÁTICA SERI Sujeto Compleme
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890 GRAMÁTICA SERI Haquéjöc iny
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894 GRAMÁTICA SERI En otros casos,
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896 GRAMÁTICA SERI ¿ [ Miisax iic
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898 GRAMÁTICA SERI Compl. de Posp.
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914 GRAMÁTICA SERI moler cosa seca
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916 GRAMÁTICA SERI saber (sing.) s
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GRAMÁTICA SERI 924 Apéndice 4: Pa
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928 GRAMÁTICA SERI hp-, ihp- Sujet
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930 GRAMÁTICA SERI nt- alejándose
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Referencias bibliográficas GRAMÁT
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936 GRAMÁTICA SERI ———— y
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938 GRAMÁTICA SERI 3.2.5. El verbo
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940 GRAMÁTICA SERI NOTAS TÉCNICAS
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942 GRAMÁTICA SERI o (p. 845) Más
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