momoresemble (w/ chu)This is a rare variant of chumo 'resemble' with agreement between the two halves.
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-momoma1vPeriphrastic subj agrsfx3rd plural subject agreementHachaquene siro mantama?What do they require to be?g2, p. 4 8:1caqi uiro inemi nahiabotamalaThe men know it.Arte, f1 1:1The most typical pattern is that -ma appears when the agreement marker is final or before the affirmative -la. In other contexts, it is typically -mo.Confident23rd plural object agreementThere are a small number of cases where -mo appears to be used with a plural object rather than a plural subject. Possibly such cases are errors in the original, or perhaps the texts are mistakenly analyzed.dial. var.-màma
mocamokaseamarLeon mocama paqi Barbaria mononco, itimilenota hibatequa maytines ofonoma iniqe enenincono ticopaha iquo inibitileta osobononco maha iribite acoleta ibine ofonoma mitetichu mota mitaqe ano chocolo hebanconoso omotaqe ita itaqe itimileno michunu. In the sea of Lyons on the island of Barbaria, a monk, after having said the morning missa, perceived a vessel which seemed to fly rather than to move on the waters. He heard in it great shouting of people; when the monk inquired with loud voice "who they were?"Conf, 81 1.1Elamate, acumate, chubobomate, mocamate, anomate, acamate, hachibueno eyomate Diosi areconteti?Lit:Didn't God also make the sun, moon, stars, sea, people, air, and other things?Didn't God also make the air, the water, the rocks, men, and all the other things?No a hecho tambien Dios al ayre, el agua, las piedras, los hombres, y todas las de mas cosas?Movilla 1635a:f009r 1.2Probablesp. var.mòca
mochasemotʃasefirst disciple, studentprimer discípulo, estudianteEl primer discípulo destos se llamaba mochase, y á qualquier aprendiz ó novicio que aprende se llama assiThe first student of these [sorcerers] is called mochase and to whatever apprentice or novice is called this.Arte, f38vIt is not clear what Pareja means when he writes 'the first student'. Possibly there are different ranks of those learning medicinal or spiritual practice, and mochase is the label for the first of these ranks?Tentative
mocolivstemConnected to bread in some way (rising? leavening?)Tentative
mocoro quenemokoro kʷenebunchmuchosAno mocoro quene himetelaA crowd of people comesArte, f16-17Confident
monja*nun*monjaBorrowed from SpanishBorrowed
monjesmonasterymonasterioBorrowed
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