(56) Verb Class 2 Flashcards

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(1) NI. enfriarse el cuerpo desvestido de alguien (2) enfriarse el cuerpo del muerto (3) enfriarse algo; (1) NI. for someone’s unclothed body to get cold (2) for a dead body to get cold (3) for something to become cold

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ceceya

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TI. dispersarse personas, animales o cosas; TI. for people animals or things to disperse

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cemmanihui

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(1) llover constantemente (2) CENHUETZTOC. NI. tener flojera para realizar una actividad; (1) to rain constantly (2) to feel lazy about doing something

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cenhuetzi

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NI. terminar un trabajo en una sola jornada; NI. to finish a task in one sitting

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cenquiza

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(1) estar entumida alguna parte del cuerpo (2) NI. sentir tiesa el cuerpo de una persona; (1) for a part of the body to be numb (2) NI. to feel one’s body stiff

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cepohui

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retoñar; to sprout

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chamani

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(1) NIC. curar a un enfermo (2) NIMO. alistar el cuerpo para levantar algo pesado; (1) NIC. to cure someone of an illness (2) NIMO. to ready one’s body for lifting a heavy object

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chicahua2

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(1) hacerse de color rojo una fruta al madurar (2) hacerse de color rojo una comida cuando se le agrega chile o tomate; (1) for a fruit to redden as it ripens (2) for a food to redden when chile or tomato is added

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chichilihui

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NI. avanzar en el camino de manera pausada y no derecho; NI. to avance on a path or road in a crooked and interrupted fashion

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chicoquiza

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(1) NIC. preparar una comida o construir algo (2) NIC./NITE. componer el huesero a alguien enfermo (3) MO. arreglarse una persona; (1) NIC. to prepare food or construct something (2) NIC./NITE. to heal a sick person by manipulating their joints (3) MO. to get fixed up in order to go out

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chihchihua

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NI. moler chile en el mocajete; NI. to grind chile in a grinding bowl

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chilmola

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NI. pizcar chile; NI. to harvest chilli

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chiltequi

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NI. sembrar chilli; NI. to plant chilli peppers

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chiltoca

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MO. blanquearse; MO. to whiten

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chipahua2

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gotear el agua; for a liquid to drip

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chipini

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NIC. poner o vaciar cosas en una canasta; NIC. to put or pour things in a basket

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chiquitema

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17
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NI. meterse o caerse al agua; NI. to enter or fall into water

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chomoni

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18
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NI. empezar a cansarse mucho una persona o un animal; NI. for a person or an animal to begin to get very tired

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ciauhcalaqui

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NI. tener ganas de una mujer; NI. to have a great desire to be with a woman

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cihuatolina

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20
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desgarrarse algo; for something to be torn up

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cilihui

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21
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NI. roncar; NI. to snore

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cochhuatani

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NI. dormirse o cabecear de sueño; NI. to be nodding off to sleep

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cochhuetzi

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NI. sonambular; NI. to sleepwalk

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cochmehua

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NI. tener mucho sueño; NI. to be very sleepy

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cochmiccamiqui

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NIC. arrullar al bebé; NIC. to lull a baby to sleep

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cochteca

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NI. acabarle el sueño a alguien; NI. to no longer be sleepy

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cochtlami

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NI. enchilarse; NI. for a persons mouth to start burning when they eat spicy (hot) food

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cocozmiqui

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NI. hacer una mujer un comal; NI. for a woman to make a griddle

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comalchihua

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(1) QUI. querer montar el macho a la hembra (sólo para animales domésticados) (2) CONANTOQUEH. TIMO. discutir dos personas por un problema (3) CONANTOC. NIC. estar presionanado alguien con algo; (4)CONANTOC. NECH. provocar a alguien o algún animal con algo (1) QUI. for the male domesticated animal to want to copulate with the female (2) CONANTOQUEH. TIMO. for two people to argue about something (3) CONANTOC. NIC. to pressure someone constantly about something (4) CONANTOC. NECH. to provoke someone or an animal with something

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conana

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(1) NIC. safar algo(2) NIC. copiar algo (1); NIC. to pull something off (that is stuck) (2) NIC. to copy something

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copina

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NI. tener comezón en la cabeza; NI. to have an itch on one’s head

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cuaahhuayohua

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NIC. rebajar un poco el cabello de alguien; NIC. to trim someone’s hair

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cuacanahua

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NI. leñar; NI. to look for firewood

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cuahcuahui

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NI. enojarse fácilmente una persona; NI. for a peson to get angry easily

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cuahcualani

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(1) NI. sobar a un enfermo (2) NIC. componer muchas cosas rotas; (1) NIC. to massage a sick person (2) NIC. to fix many broken things

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cuahcualchihua

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NIC. voltear algo repetidamente al cocerlo; NIC. to flip something over repeatedly while cooking it

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cuahcuapa

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NI. tener alguien el cuerpo tieso y con dolor por todas partes después de trabajar mucho; NI. for someone to be stiff and hurting all over after working hard

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cuahcuati

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NIC./NIMO. rascarse la cabeza; to scratch one’s head

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cuahuahuana

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NI. secársele el cabello mojado a alguien; NI. for someone’s wet hair to dry

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cuahuaqui

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NIC./NIMO. secar el pelo; NIC./NIMO. to dry someone’s hair

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cuahuatza

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NI. salirle canas a alguien; NI. for someone to begin to have grey hair

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cuaichchohua

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NI. marearse; NI. to get dizzy

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cuaixpoyahui

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NI. partir leña gruesa; NI. to split thick wood

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cuaixtlapana

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(1) NIC. recomponer algo descompuesto (2) NIC. realizar mejorías a la casa durante un tiempo; (1) NIC. re-repair something that is broken (2) NIC. to make improvements to one’s home over a period of time

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cualchihchihua

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(1) NIC. componer algo roto (2) NIC./NITLA. arreglar la casa de uno (3) NIC. preparar un pedazo de terreno para un evento, nivelando la tierra y quitando obstáculos y basura (4) QUI. arreglar su nido un animal; (1) NIC. fix something broken (2) NIC./NITLA. to fix up one’s house (3) NIC. to prepare a section of land for an event by leveling the ground and removing obstacles and trash (4) QUI. for an animal to prepare its nest

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cualchihua

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salir bien algo construido o preparado; for something built or prepared to come out good

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cualquiza

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(1) NI. empezar a aliviarse de una enfermedad (2) componerse lo descompuesto (3) Con esta palabra, alguien da su aprobabión: Está bien; (1) NI. to begin to recover from an illness (2) for something to be repaired (3) word used to show approval: ok, all right

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cualtiya

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(1) NECH. hacerle bien al cabello de alguien algún champú o tratamiento(2) NECH. pegarle algo a la cabeza de alguien; (1) NECH. for a shampoo or treatment to work well on one’s hair (2) NECH. for something to hit someone’s head

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cuanamiqui

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NIC. molestar a alguien con demasiada plática; NIC. to annoy someone with constant talking

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cuapopolotza

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NI. caerle el cabello a alquien; for a person’s hair to fall out

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cuaquiza

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NI. cansarse de la vista; NI. for one’s eyes to tire

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ixcuati