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Santa Maria Diosima ano hioco mopononelaAve Maria (prayer)Ave Mariasp. var.Diosima anohioco mopo nonelacomp. ofhiocomogreetpuenocomehiocomo
Sapalacomponent of a mission name9.7.2Name of a place
saphira*Saphira (Biblical character)*SafiraBorrowed
sara sarasara saraunknown redupCume oyoma ychuta moqe tococo mota hanimano vquaquana mecalala, melalacata chumotaDiosi hubuasonomantaqe, vquata berequana yqilinista firiqita namisiqùilata naquosonole habema San Iuan Climaco caqi hebuano naquale mosima nicumele sibotele gatonco, nibili hutahabeleta noro noromota, mucupuruchi, ano orobisileta, fata nibili tococomota hanima cobe ecata, hutata, ychicotequa iqùenta, sara saramosotela, hachaquentasote# nanacu ano putuonomabetaleqe ano enamiro mosota ichicotata nasoteonaquenihemosima, Dioisi Paraysoma atychicolo nica nantaqe chale chalemota cora cocomota, yalesiromantencono, nanemi, ano orobisileta, ano vfeta halihohabela hachaquenta? And San Juan Climaco (Gradu 17) makes this comparison, which though humble, is incisive; he says as the cat with great attention stalks the hole that the rat comes out of, and then catches it swiftly as it exits, and catches it and disposes of it wih the hatred that it has. Thus he who wishes to keep the Paradise of his soul clean for God, must alway be on watch, stalking with the eyes of prudence in order to see the evil thoughts and the passions of sensuality, and to mortify them with a holy zeal when they appear, and to undo them as enemies of the good. (Blessed shall be he that throws them against the stones) and this stone is Christ Our Lord, and thus in noting the evil desires, we must break them in consideration of the five wounds, and thus be blessed.Y San Iuon Climaco Gradu 17. pone esta comparacion, que aunque humilde, es aguda, dize, Aßi como el gato con gran viueza està acechando al agujero por do âde salir el raton, y luego en saliendo acude con gran presteça, y le coge, y luego le despedaça por la enemistad que le tiene. Aßi el que dessea guardar limpio el Parayso de su anima para Dios, à de estar siempre en vela, acechando con los ojos de la prudencia, para ver las malas imaginaciones, y paßiones de la sensualidad, y en viendolas asomar las à de mortiƒicar con vn santo zelo, y deshazerlas como enemigos de su bien. Beatus qui alidet parbulos suos ad petram, esta piedra es Christo N<uest>ro S<eñor> y aßi, en apuntando los malos desseos, los emos de quebrantar con la consideracion de aquellas cinco llagas, y aßi podrà ser bienauenturado. 1627 Cat 2.8Probable
saru sarusaru saruhide?Used in several passages where Adam and/or Eve hide from God. This is often preceded by the word aye 'forest'.Probablesarusarusaru
satalasatalaspideraraña1.6.1.7InsectConfident Hapax Leg.Natchez šuluh; Musk SPIDER. Cr, S, OS acokł:anwa; H (H), Mk haco:ł:a:n-i, H acokł:a:n-i (S: atcokł:ani); Al hancokfala (H), K kancokfala (K); Ct, Cs coł:kan, Cs cokł:an. (MJ tcokł:ampol(l)i 'spider's web'.) [The K word looks like TICK (2). Ct cokł:Apoli / tokł:Apoli 'cobweb' (B: chukł:ampuli, tukł:ampuli) suggests a c/t alternation (cf. MOUTH (2)) in a derivative of this word.]
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