anó ano⁴cfchi'ii̱1vtgrab, catch, hit, shake handstocar, golpear, estrechar la manoJuán ro' anó so' ra'a rej lá so'.Juan shakes hands with his godfather.Juan le da la mano a su padrinoCanó ti'yaa rihaanj.The door hit my face.La puerta me golpió en la cara.2varrive, reachllegartaj a̱ 'o̱ rej cano̱ ní', se veé da̱j ga̱a̱ ní' cuma̱n ní' rihaan chiháán ní'. there is no other destination to reach if we keep living this way in our towns.no existe otro propósito que alcanzar si seguimos viviendo así en nuestros pueblos.Nana̱ na 8.13V-pptouchtocarCanó catze' rque ve'.The smoke has soaked into the ceiling of the house.4vtaffect (of a disease)ne̱ güii dan me se canó chi'ii̱ man no', ne̱ quiran' ndo'o no', ne̱ cavi' no' a. About that time she became sick and died, ACT 9:37aTaj chi'ii̱ anó manj 'yaj quili' nihánj a̱ mei.This cactus fruit causes that there is no illness that hits me.These cactus fruits protect me from all illness.Estas tunas me protegen de todas las enfermedadesEl zorro 4.1In this sense, the subject is a disease and the person affected is the object.comp.anó ra'atouchanó ra'ácatch; touch; shake hands; hitanó tuvi'argue withanó ya'anexpand