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=qerekere1nominal enclitic, possibly showing contrastive topicOften after the -mano suffxTentative2enclitic in clause chaining contextssp. var.=qére
=qéresp. var. of=qerensuff (con top?)
qerebakerebanpearlProbable
Qerubinesn*CherubimQuerubinesBorrowed from SpanishBorrowedQuerubines
qeseqesekesekeseIdeoroughasperoProbable
qeysacokejsakounknown morph, preceded by le or ni (thanks, goodwishes?)Tentativesp. var.qeyso
qeysokejsosp. var. ofqeysaco
qeytakeitanfather? parent?Tentative
qikivhonor, sanctify (with mani)Probable
-qikivsfxdesiderative; complement to manidesearVcuqiI want to drinkDeseo beberArte f113Confidentsp. var.-qyqeqique
qibekibe1adjfirstprimeroConfident2vbeginConfidentsp. var.quibeqybiqibiquibiqibue
qibiro anokibiro anongreat deer lineagelinaje de venado grandeEn agua dulce, y provincia de Potano a todos estos linajes es de Caciques, llaman Qibiro ano: linaje de Benado grande.In Agua Dulce and the province of Potano all these lineages are of chiefs, they call them Qibiro ano: lineage of great deer.Pareja (1612:Iii)
qibokiboadvyesterdayArte, f11Confident
qibobichinconsumption?
qichikitʃiadjlittleConfidentsp. var.quichi
qiekien1son (of a man)hijo (de un hombre)4.1.9KinshipConfident2daughter (of a man)hija (de un hombre)4.1.9KinshipProbable3childniñoConfidentquieqiaquiaQiequieeqaQuiecomp.ano qieanon
qilabokilabov1act with charity (with cume)Ano chicotama melabosale manta cume qilabono muenomano hachaquenino masino?And what is charity to the neighbor?Y que es charidad del proximo?1612 Cat 1.1Always used in combination with cume 'heart', but the two parts may be separated from each other in the syntax.Confident2show contrition (with cume)qilabuo
qilikilivcombat? Probablecomp.qilicorage-cov
qilicokilikov1ragerabiar, enfurecerseThe object is usually shown with the applicative na- (i.e. rage against')2revengeCtanokkilih hatecomp. of-cosuffix on adjectival predsqilicombat? -co
qipulukipuluadjbent, curved?Ochomate, cosota, qipuluquenta nimabuetaleqe,May their back always be bent down and...Mal. Dorsum eorum semper incurua, Pareja 1627:f094r-094v 2.1A reference to ‎Psalms 68: 24 et dorsum eorum semper incurva 'and their back bend thou down always'Hapax Legomenon
qisakisan1dirttierraArte, f53Confident2sandarenaArte, f53Confidentqisa ococomp.kisa okongravel or some other sharp object on the ground (e.g. broken shells)qisaletecacomp.kisaletekangem, precious stone
qisa narinsand?
qisa ocokisa okongravel or some other sharp object on the ground (e.g. broken shells)This is described as one of the hard things that hurt Eve's feet after her expulsion from Paradise.comp. ofqisadirt sandocopebble? clod?qisa
qisalekisalevreturn?Tentative
qisaletecakisaletekangem, precious stonepiedra preciosacomp. ofqisadirt sand