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xichraáʃitʂa:́dial. var. ofxrááback on, on top of
xiháánʃiã:⁵dial. var. ofchiháántown
xiizhii³ngrandfatherabuelocomp.xí' na̱a̱our ancestors
xi̱izhii¹³cfata̱j chijngrandfatherabuelo
xii' naaʃi:ʔ na:sp. var. ofxí' na̱a̱our ancestorscomp. ofxiinaá
xíjvbe putmeterse
xi̱jxij¹adjbiggrandeNicun' ne'ee̱ chruun varaá xnúún chruun xi̱jThe pole is leaning against the side of the big treeLa vara está inclinada sobre el árbol grande.cúú xi̱j ra'athumbcomp.xcuaj xi̱jshark, whaleyahij xi̱jrock, boulder
xin'xin'³nroof of the mouth paladarCachran' xin' ne'ej ne̱ ni chá ne'ej chraa. The baby has lost his apettite and is not eating. El niño ha perdido el apetito y no come. achran' xin' (break palate) is idiomatic for 'lose appetite'2.1.1.4Mouth
xlá xla⁴nsaddlemonturaCutá' so̱' xlá xráá wayó. Put the saddle on top of the horse's back. Pon la montura en el caballo. 6.3.1.7Beast of burden
xláxla⁴adjelement in many compoundselemento en muchas palabras compuestasetymologically from 'castilla'comp.catzi' xtaan xláhoney (bee)chruun xláchairnato xlábanana (variety)ritzi' xlápomarosa (type of fruit)xna'ánj xláSpanish language
xla̱ cunii xla¹ cunii³nlittle girlnina, muchachane̱ nij xla̱ cunii ca'nu̱'y las niñas soñaránCradle s 7.12.6.4.2Child
xlingué xli³ngue⁴ncannibalcanibalDo̱' rej ñanj mán yuvii̱ sa̱' cuchij ráj, tzaj ne̱ nihánj ga ne do̱' rej mán xlingué me yo'. I thought that I had come to a place with good people, but there are only cannibals here.5.2.3.2Food from animals
xlolo̱ xlo³lo²nmasked carnival dancerchilolo, danzante de carnivalNichrun' güii tico xlolo̱. Carnival is getting close.Se acerca el día de carnaval.4.2.4Dance4.2.2.2Festival, show
nij xlolo̱
xluu̱ xluu³¹nfalling traptrampa (que se cae)Quinij necó rque xluu̱. The trap fell on the opossum.El tlacuache cayó en la trampa.This is the kind of trap that falls down on an animal. When used with the verb nij 'fall', the animal is idiomatically the subject.6.4.2Trap
xlúúxluu⁵nwormgusanoCuyu̱j nado' xlúú riaan yo'ó.Pigeons look for worms in the dirt.Las palomas buscan gusanos en la tierra.1.6.1.9Small animals
xlúú nichra̱j xluu⁵ nichraj¹nleechsanguijuelaSe̱ catúj so̱' rá chráá mán ndo'o xlúú nichra̱j. Don't go into the river because there are a lot of leeches.No entres al rio porque hay muchas sanguijuelas1.6.1.9Small animals
xlúú ta̱j ya'anʃlúú ta̱h jaʔãdial. var. ofchiluú ta̱j ya'anlarva de luciérnaga
xná xna⁴npaint, dyepintura, tintaMe xná tarnó so̱' yuvé raa̱ so̱' ga̱. What color are you going to dye your hair? De qué color vas a teñir el pelo?6.6.5.1Draw, paintcomp.ra'vii xnáorangernee xnábean (small red)
x'naa x'naa³²nfaminehambrunaDa navij sañuun ne̱ 'na̱' dió x'naa. The war has just ended and the famine is starting. Apenas terminó la guerra y empieza la hambruna. 4.4.2Trouble6.2.5.2Crop failure4.4.2.4Disaster
xnaa̱ xnaa³¹(non)possnaa̱ncornfield ofmilpa deCa'a̱nj cana̱j se̱ xnaa̱ Juaan. I am going to clear Juan's cornfield. Voy a limpiar la milpa de Juan. 6.2.1.1.3Growing maizeCornCorn (all things connected)
x'náá x'naa⁴ncalf, back of the legpantorrillaAvii ndo'o ya'aa maree̱ x'naj. The varicose veins in my calf are showing a lot. Me están brotando mucho las várices en mi pantorrilla.2.1.3.2Leg
xna'anj xna'anj³²vibe abundantabundarNij soj si̱j me síí ne̱ ca'ne' rá soj ga̱ suun uun ne̱, se taj, ne̱ 'o̱ che'é quixna'a̱nj nana̱ ne̱ chiháán ní', dan me 'yaj u̱u̱n sañuun man ní' rej ma̱n ní'.You who are gossips, refrain from spreading rumors because if you do not, it will spread, which will harm us in our hometowns. Ustedes los chismosos deténganse de fomentar sus intrigas de lo contrario se expandirá, estos nos causarán daño en nuestros lugares de origen. Nana̱ na 64.18.1.7.1Extracomp.taj xna'anjtestify, say
xna'ánjxna'anj⁵nlanguage, religionidioma, lengua, religion3.5.3Language‍xnánjcomp.xna'ánj nu̱'Triqui languagexna'ánj xláSpanish language
xná'anjxna⁵'anj³²vaskpreguntar3.5.1.5Askcomp.achíín xná'anjask
xna'ánj nu̱'xna'anj⁵ nu'¹nTriqui languagelengua triquicomp. ofxna'ánjnu̱'