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(59) Verb Class 2 Flashcards

1
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alumbrar la luna por la noche; for the moon to shine at night

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metztona

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NIC. punzar algo muchas veces o en muchas partes; NIC. to puncture something many times or in many places

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mihmina

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NI. echar un pedo; NI. to pass gas

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mihyexa

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(1) NECH. iluminarle a alguien el camino, el sol, la luna, una luz, el fuego o una vela (2) NIC. iluminarle el camino una persona a otra; (1) NECH. for the sun, the moon, a light, fire or a candle to light one’s way (2) NIC. for someone to light someone else’s way

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mina1

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parir un animal; to an animal to give birth

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mixihui

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NIC. moler algo; NIC. to grind something

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mola

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NI. tener muchas ganas de defecar una persona o un animal; NI. for a person or animal to really need to defecate

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moxixmiqui

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(1) NIMO. no oír bien por enfermedad, por tener agua en los oídos, etc (2) NIC./NIMO. taparle los oidos a alguien; (1) NIMO. to be hard of hearing because of illness, due to water in the ears, etc (2) NIC./NIMO. to cover someone’s ears

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nacaztzacua

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NIC./NIMO. taparle los oídos a alguien para que no oiga algo; NIC./NIMO. to cover someone’s ears so that they won’t hear something

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nacaztzahtzacua

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(1) ZAN.NEHNENTOC.QUI. andar queriendo hacer algo (2) NITLA. tener antojo de dulces o chucherías (3) NITLA. ser caprichoso; (1) ZAN.NEHNENTOC.QUI. to be waiting for the opportunity to do something (2) NITLA. to have a yearning for sweets or junk food (3) NITLA. to be capricious

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nehnequi

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fermentarse algo; to ferment

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octiya

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NI. salir o desviarse del camino; NI. to leave of stray from a road or path

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ohquiza

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NIC. hacersele difícil algo a alguien; NIC. to have a hard time doing something

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ohuihmati

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(1) relastimarse una parte del cuerpo de alguien (2) NI. tener calambres en el estómago la mujer embarazada que se va a aliviar (3) acomodarse algo mal acomodado (4) suceder un temblor; (1) for a part of someone’s body to become re-injured (2) NI. for a pregnant woman to have stomach cramps when going into labor (3) for someone poorly placed to settle (4) for there to be an earthquake

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olini

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NIC. desgranar maíz; NIC. to remove the kernels from a dried ear of corn

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oya

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(1) NIC. lavar prendas específicas de ropa (2) NIC./NITLA. lavar el nixtamal; (1) NIC. to wash specific articles of clothing (2) NIC./NITLA. to wash nixtamal

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paca

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echarse a perder una fruta o verdura; for fruit or vegetables to spoil

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palani

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NI. cansarse de la espalda; NI. for one’s back to tire

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pancuati

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NI. verse una parte de alguien, un animal o algo que está escondido; NI. for a portion of someone, an animal or something that is hidden to be seen

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panineci

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(1) estar visible una parte del cuerpo de la persona o el animal que está escondido; (1) for a portion of someone’s or an animal’s body that is hidden to show (2) to exit a building or any enclosed area and be seen

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panquiza

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21
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NI. lavar un pantalón; NI. to wash a pair of pants

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pantalonpaca1

22
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NIC./NIMO. lavarle a alguien un pantalón; NIC./NIMO. to wash a pair of pants for someone

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pantalonpaca2

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NI. asomarse la persona que estaba escondida en alguna parte; NI. for a person who was hidden to show themself

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papanquiza

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MO. zangolotear las alas un ave; MO. for a bird to beat its wings

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papatlatza

25
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brillar algo en el sol o bajo la luz; for something to shine in the sun o under a light

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petlani

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NIC. tapar bien a alguien con ropa o una cobija; NIC. to cover someone up well with clothing or a blanket

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pihpiqui

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(1)NIC. vigilar a alguien o algo para que no le suceda nada or para que no haga algo;(2)NIMO. vigilarse uno para que no le pase nada; (1) NIC. to keep watch over someone or something so that nothing will happen to them or to make sure they don’t do something;(2) NIMO. to watcho over oneself so that nothing may happen to oneself

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pihpiya

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(1) NIC./NIMO. envolver el cuerpo o parte del cuerpo de alguien con algo (2) NIC. tapar algo para que no lo vean los demás; (1)NIC./NIMO. wrap up someone’s body or part of it (2) NIC. to cover something so that others won’t see it

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piqui

29
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NI. preparar tamales de frijol; NI. to prepare bean tamales

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piquizchihua

30
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NIC. feriar el dinero; to make change for bills

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pitzahua

31
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NI. comprar puercos; NI. to buy pigs

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pitzocohua

32
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NI. estar abrumado por el humo, lagrimearse ojos y empezar a toser; NI. to be overwhelmed by smoke, to have watery eyes and begin to cough

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pocmiqui

33
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hacerse espuma el jabon; for soap to foam

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pozoctiya

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(1) hacer espuma el jabón o el café (2) echar espuma la comida que se echa a perder; (1) for soap or coffee to foam (2) for spoiling food to foam

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pozoni

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(1) quebrarse algo metálica o de madera (2) quebrarse el hueso de alguien; (1) for wood or metal to break or splinter (2) for someone or something ‘s bone to break

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poztequi

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NIC. romper o astillar madera o hierro; NIC. to break or splinter wood or metal

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poztequi

37
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NIMO. estar ronco; NIMO. to be hoarse

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quechtzacua

38
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NI. reírse y ahogarse una persona cuando le hacen cosquillas; NI. to laugh and be out of breath when being tickled

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quequelmiqui

39
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NI. chiflar; NI. to whistle

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quiquici

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(1) NIC./NIMO. medir el peso de alguien o algo (2) NIC. medir el tamaño o la extensión de algo(3) NIC. medir la altura de alguien o de un puerco; (1) NIC./NIMO. to weigh someone or something (2) NIC. to measure the size or extension of something (3) NIC. to measure the height of someone or a pig

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tamachihua

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(1) NIQUIN./TIMO. ordenar a las personas en fila (2)NIQUIN. acomodar animales o cosas en filas (3) NIC. apilar cosas; (1) NIQUIN./TIMO. to assemble people in a line (2) NIQUIN. to order animals or people in rows (3) NIC. to stack things

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tecpana

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NIC./NIMO. golpearle a alguien o algo; NIC./NIMO. to beat someone or something

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tehtzona

43
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NI. soñar; NI. to dream

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temiqui

44
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NIC. soñar con alguien; NIC. to dream about someone

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temiqui

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(1) NIC./NIMO. juntar las orillas de dos o más cosas (2) NIC. besar algo o a alguien; (1) NIC./NIMO. to put things together so that their edges touch (2) NIC. for a person or an animal to kiss another

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tennamiqui

46
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NI. a alguien se le escapa información que no debe revelar; NI. to reveal by mistake information that should not be revealed

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tenquiza

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(1) NI. tener antojo de cierto tipo de comida (2) NI. comer algo que pertenece a otro; (1) NI. to have a craving for a certain type of food (2) NI. to eat something that belongs to someone else

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tentlacihui

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(1) NIC. poner la tapa de algo (2) NIC./NIMO. taparse la boca; (1) NIC. to put the cap on something (2) NIC./NIMO. to cover one’s mouth

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tentzacua

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(1) NIMO. rasurrarse (2) NIC. sacar punta a un palo; (1) NIMO. to shave (2) NIC. to sharpen the tip of a stick

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tenxima

50
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NIC. desparramar or tirar muchas cosas pequeñas en el suelo; NIC. to pour or spill small things out on the ground

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tepehua

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