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(60) Verb Class 2 Flashcards

1
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NIC. cortarle el cabello a alguien; to cut someone’s hair

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cuatehtequi

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NIC./NIMO. pegar a alguien en la cabeza; NIC./NIMO. to hit someone on the head

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cuatehtzona

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NIC. tirar algo a la basura; NIC. to throw something out

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cuatepehua

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4
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NI. talar árboles; to cut down trees

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cuatequi

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NI. sentir cansada y tiesa alguna parte del cuerpo; NI. for one’s limbs to feel tired and stiff

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cuati

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NIC. estirarle el cabello a alguien; NIC. to pull someone’s hair

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cuatilana

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NI. una persona o un animal sale del monte; NI. a person or animal leaves the forest

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cuatitlanquiza

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NI. persona inteligente que es fácil de entender; NI. intelligent person who is easily understood

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cuatlallamiqui

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9
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NIC. empujar algo o a alguien; NIC. push something or someone

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cuatopehua

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10
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NIC./NIMO. envolver la cabeza a alguien con algo; to wrap someone’s head up with something

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cuatzacua

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11
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NIC./NIMO. lavarle la cabeza a alguien; NIC./NIMO. to wash someone’s head

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cuatzonpaca

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12
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NI. sembrar matitas de plátano; NI. to plant banana trees

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cuaxilotoca

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13
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NI. cortar o aserrar madera; to cut or saw wood

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cuaxima

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NI. mojarse la cabeza una person o un animal; for a person or animal to get its head wet

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cuaxoloni

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15
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arrugarse el papel o la ropa; for paper or clothing to wrinkle

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cuehcuelpachihui

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16
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abrirse una flor; for a flower to open up

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cueponi

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17
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NI. caérsele la falda a una mujer; NI. for a woman’s skirt to fall down

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cuexhuetzi

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18
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(1) divisarse alguien o algo muy apenas (2) sonar algo que está escondido; (1) to barely make out the form of something or someone (2) for something that is hidden to make a noise

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cueyoni

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19
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NIMO. sobresaltarse; to be startled

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cuitehua

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20
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MO. paralizarse una parte del cuerpo de alguien; for a part of one’s body to become paralyzed

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ehecacuapa

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21
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NIQU. levantar a alguien que está enfermo, borracho o desmayado; NIQU. to get someone up who is sick, drunk or who has fainted

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ehua2

22
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NECH. darle náuseas a alguien el olor o la apariencia de algo; NECH. for something’s odor or appearance to make someone nauseous

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elmoyahua

23
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NI. tener náuseas; NI. to be nauseous

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elmoyahui

24
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NI. recoger elotes tirados en la milpa; NI. to gather ear of corn scattered in the field

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elopehpena1

25
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NIC. hacer eructar a un bebé; NIC. to burp a baby

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elpotza

26
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NI. ser enojón; NI. to be short-tempered

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eltemolihui

27
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NI. cortar el frijol;NI. to cut (harvest) beans

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etequi

28
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NI. hacerse pesado; NI. to become heavy

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etiya

29
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NI. sembrar frijol; NI. to plant beans

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etoca

30
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NI. sangrar; NI. to bleed

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ezquiza

31
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NIC. poner cosas en una bolsa de plástico; NIC. to put things into a plastic bag

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folzahtema

32
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NI. tener tos seca; NI. to have a dry cough

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huactlatlaci

33
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NI. alejarse mucho de la casa; NI. to go or stray far from home

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huahcaquiza

34
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(1) NIC./NIMO. rascar a alguien (2) MO. tallarse un animal contra algo (3) NITLA. escarbar tierra con las manos o las patas; (1) NIC./NIMO. to scratch someone (as to alleviate itching) (2) MO. for an animal to scratch itself against something (3) NITLA. to claw the ground with hands or paws

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huahuana

35
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NI. roncar; NI. to snore

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huatani

36
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NI./NIMO. secar algo; NIC./NIMO. to dry something

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huatza

37
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NI. perder peso debido a una enfermedad o la falta de apetito; NI. to loose weight due to sickness or lack of appetite

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huazani

38
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(1) NIMO. creerse mucho (2) NIMO. tener mucha verguenza; (1) NIMO. to think much of oneself (2) NIMO. to be very shy

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hueimati

39
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NIMO. agachar la cabeza; NIMO. to lower or bow one’s head

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huihtzoma

40
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HUIHTZONTOC. agachar la cabeza; HUIHTZONTOC. to bow one’s head

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huihtzomi

41
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NIC. pegarle a una persona, a un animal o al frijol con un palo; NIC. to hit someone or something with a stick

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huitequi

42
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colgarse algo; for something to hang

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huiyoni

43
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NI. adormecerse el pie de alguien; NI. for someone’s foot to fall asleep

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icximihmiqui

44
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NI. quedar descubierto del pie cuando el calcetin se rasga o cuando se descalza o quita una venda; NI. to be barefoot when your sock is worn out, or when one takes off a sock

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icxipepecihui

45
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(1) NI. quebrarle a alguien o a un animal su pie (2) quebrar la pata de una mesa o una silla; (1) NI. to break someone or an animal’s foot (2) to break the leg of a table or chair

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icxipoztequi

46
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NIQU./NIMO. hacer que alguien prueba un zapato que uno le quiere comprar; NIQU./NIMO. to have someone try on a shoe when one wants to buy it for them

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icxitamachihua

47
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NI. cerrar los ojos; NI. to close one’s eyes

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ihcopi

48
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NIQU. tener asco con respecto a algo; NIQU. to be nauseous with respect to something

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ihiya

49
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(1) NECH. caerle bien a alguien una comida (2) NECH. picarle un objeto puntiagudo el estómago de alguien o de un animal; (1) NECH. for a food to sit well with a person’s stomach (2) NECH. for a sharp object to stick someone or an animal in the stomach

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ihtinamiqui

50
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(1) echarse a perder la comida (2) descomponerse una máquina; (1) for food to spoil (2) for a machine to break down

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ihtlacahui

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