Страница - 98 Страница - 100 Na , adv. A particle denoting priority, from nabey , first; hence,
navipe , and, also, next, until, presently. See Gram. , p. 65.Na , v. To know, to learn.Nabey , adv. First.Nabeyah , v. To be first.Naek , adv. Although, but.Nano , v. To receive more than another.Nanoh , adj. Known, said; hence, xa nanoh , already known, aforesaid,
etc. From na , to know.Naval , n. Knowledge, wisdom; especially occult knowledge, magic,
sorcery. See p. [46] .Nicnic , v. To quiver, to tremble.Nima , adj. Great, n. A great thing.Nimah , v. To make great, to adore.Nimal , n. The elder brother; the head of a home.Ni ah, n. The middle, the center. Ni ahal, n. The middle parts of anything; the sexual parts,
etc Nu , pron. My, mine.Oc , v. To enter.Ochoch , n. House. See p. [33] .Ocox , n. Fungus, of the edible variety.Oh , pron. We.Oh , adv. Sign of the imperative. Oh a ama pe lae queh, Bring that
horse (Varea). Ohb , n. A cough.Oher , adv. Formerly, in ancient times.Ok , adv. When; also the imperative particle.Okok , n. Wild goose.Oqueçah , v. To put something in something; hence, to put on[218] one’s
clothes, to dress onesself. From oc , to enter. Met. to obey.Oro , v. To bore, to pierce, to hollow out.Oxlahuh , adv. Thirteen.Oyevar , v. To become angry.Oyobeh , v. To hope.O , v. To weep, to cry. O eh, n. A wail, a weeping. v. To bewail. Pa , prep. In, to; tan qui be pa huyu , I am going to the
mountain pa hay , in the house. Before a vowel, pan is used.Pac or Pacay . The anona, the custard apple.Pacac , v. To dawn.Pae , v. To be on foot, to stand, to be at.Palah , v. To annoy, to bother.Palouh , n. The ocean, the sea; called also nima ya , the great water.
See p. [195] .Patan , v. Tribute, tax. See p. [39] .Pax , v. To break; to put to flight, to scatter.Paz , n. Swathing bands; folding robes.Pe , v. To come. Often used in a peculiar gerundive sense, as a verbal
particle. See Gram. , p. 64.Pek , n. The fruit tree called Pataxte (Guzman).Pixa , n. Order, command, direction.Pixabah , v. To order, to command.Po , v. 1. To cry out loudly. 2. To be angry with some one.Pocob , n. A shield. See p. [18] .Poklah , n. Dust.Pokon , n. Trouble, pain.Pop , n. A mat; popoh , a council. See p. [36] .Poroh , v. To burn, to set on fire.Poye , v. To put one side, to neglect.Po h, v. To divide, to split. Puak or Puvak , n. Silver; money, coin. See p. [19] .Pub , n. The blow-gun, p. [18] .Puz , n. Power, magic. See p. [46] .Pu , v. To break up ground; to soak in water; to dissolve or to make
into dust. Hence, n. fire, dust. Que , pron. They, used with absolute, passive and neuter verbs.
Gram. , p. 47.[219] Queh , n. A deer.Quere , adv. Thus, as, even so; quere a, therefore; querera , as
this; querelae , as that. Qui , pron. Those, their.Quichin , pron. Of them.Quicot , v. To rejoice, to delight in.Quir , v. To unloose, untie.Qui , n. Blood. Rah , v. To wish, tivaho , I wish; (absolute) xraho , he wished.Ramon , n. A piece, a bit.Ramoneh , v. To reduce to pieces, to overcome.Rax , adj. Green, blue; precious, noble; renowned, famous.Raxah , n. A tree, a species of plantain.Ri , pron. He, she it; this, that; often used in the sense of
definite article, ri huyu , the hill.Richin , pron. Of that one, of him, his, its.Ruma , prep. By, for, with.Tacaxepeval , n. Name of the first month of the native calendar.Tak , v. To send, to call one, to despatch to one. Gram. , p.
42.Tahin , part. Of present time.Tak , adv. A particle conveying the idea of recurrence or repetition,
as hetak , hutak , p. [12] . See Gram. , p. 72.Takchibal , n. That which incites, or persuades. An instrumental form
from takchiih .Takchiih , v. To incite, move, induce.Takeh , v. To obey.Tan , adv. Now, at present; particle of present time.Tap , n. Crab.Tata , n. Father. Originally the reduplication of the particle of
courtesy, ta , which is now used by and to married people. It also
means lord, ruler. Cf. Gram. , p. 72.Ta ah, n. A plain; the sea coast as opposed to the interior. See
[Huyu ] . Ta h, n. Tecpan , n. See p. [13] .Tee , n. Mother. See p. [35] .Telep , v. To carry on the shoulders.Telechuh , v. To wrestle; to take captive; to tie with cords.Tem , n. A bench or seat. See p. [20] .[220] Tepeval , n. Sovereignty, power.Teuh , adj. Cold.Ti , v. To eat, to bite.Ti , pron. He, it, she; you.Tih , v. To give to eat, to feed; to invite; to try, to test; to teach,
to instruct.Tih , n. The doctrine, the teaching.Tihoh , v. To teach another.Tinamit , n. Town, city.Tiohil , n. The body, the bulk of an animal.Tiquer , v. To begin, to commence.Titil , n. A color. See p. [204] .Tiuh tiuh , n. See p. [196] .Tixli , n. The tapir.Ti uil, v. To be rooted in the ground. See uil . To , v. To aid, to succor.Tohoh , v. To make a loud noise, to thunder. See p. [199] .Tol , v. To abandon.Toloba , v. To desert, abandon, forsake.Tooh , n. Weapons, of all kinds.To , v. To shoot up, to burst forth. To , v. To push in, to insert. To e, v. To arrive at a place. Tuc , v. To turn, revolve, move about.Tucur , n. The owl.Tulul , n. The zapote tree.Tun , n. A native drum; a branch, a sprout, a twig.Tunay , n. The elder tree. Span. sauco .Tux , n. A kind of acorn.Ucheex , v. To relate, to tell, to say, especially in reporting what
others have said. As a rule it follows the words quoted (Coto ).Ue , conj. If.Ul , v. To arrive, to come to.Ulaah , v. To arrive at, as a home; to seek as a refuge (Bras.).Ulaam , v. To have at one’s house, as a guest, etc.Uleuh , n. Earth, soil, land, ground.Umul , n. The rabbit.Unum , n. The male organ; a worm, a snake.Ut , n. Dove.Utiuh , n. The coyote.[221] Utzin , v. To finish, to complete.Ux , v. To be, to become. See Gram. , p. 33.Uxla , n. The breath; an odor; steam.Uxlan , v. To rest, to repose, to take breath (from uxla ).Va , part. Here, now.Va , v. To eat.Vach , n. Face, visage, front; surface, superficies; brightness,
splendor; fruit, products, profits; power, dignity.Vachih , v. To see with one’s own eyes; to have before one’s face.Vae , part. This, this is, here is.Vapal , n. The lintel of a door, the frame of a window, etc.Var , v. To sleep.Vave , adv. Here.Vay , n. Bread, of any kind.Vayhal , n. Hunger.Vi , n. The head.Vi , part. A correlative and instrumental particle. See Gram. , p. 63.Vik , v. To increase or add something; to ornament, to adorn; to
arrange, to set in order by adding to.Vinak , n. Man, the human species; a people.Vinak chij , n. Injury or misfortune; a legal term applied to certain
torts.Vuk , adj. Seven.Xa , part. But, only, etc. An antithetical particle, used in many
connections, as xae , xa a, xa ri a, va xe re , xa a,
xe re , xa ha , all signify but, next, etc. Xah , v. To move actively and cheerfully; hence, to dance; of a dog, to
wag his tail.Xahab , n. Sandals, shoes, moccasins.Xahan , n. Prohibition, abstention.Xahaneh , v. To abstain from, to refrain.Xahpota hi h, n. Body armor. (“Malla ô peto.” Varea). Xak , n. 1. Leaf. 2. Dye, color, tint. See p. [204] .Xambey , n. One who follows another.Xambeyah , v. To do something later than another, to follow, to come
after.Xane , v. To strip, to uncover.Xaquere , adv. But thus; see [Xa ] .[222] Xavi a. See [Xa] . Xax. Particle of affirmation, an intensive.Xhayil , n. A married woman, a wife. From hay , with the fem.
prefix—“the woman of the house.”Xim , v. To tie, to bind onesself; to assume.Xiquin , n. Ears.Xit , n. The jade, the green stone (piedra verde como torquesa.
Varea).Xivae , n. A conch shell used as a horn.Xmier , adv. Already, formerly; xmierok , before, previously.Xocon , n. The left hand; chu xocon , on the left.Xoh , pron. We.Xo , Xo oh, v. To complain against one. Xo h, n. The owl; a malicious person. Xul , n. A flute.Xule , v. To descend, to go down.Xu , n. A net used by the Indians of the Sierra to catch birds. X ul, n. A kind of dance. See p. [45] . Ya , v. To give, to present.Yaar , v. To spoil, waste, go to ruin.Yac , n. To build a house; to contract for, ask for.Yala , v. To surpass, become distinguished.Yaloh , v. To delay, to remain.Yamalakin , v. To give presents.Yamanic , n. Precious stone.Yanabil , n. Sickness, disease.Ybah , n. The ancient site of a town; the hereditary home; the cement
of a house. From ybil , to ripen, to mature.Ye , v. To tread under foot, to detest, to hate. Ylon , v. To overtake one (alcanzar á otro que va adelante. Varea ).Yncheel , adv. How, in what manner.Ynup , n. The ceiba tree.Yoh , v. To destroy, tear down.Yon , adv. Only, alone; ruyon , he or it alone or only. See Gram. ,
p. [32] .Yo , v. To knead dough. Met. to bruise. Yuh , v. To mix, to mingle.Yuhuh , n. A quarrel, a revolt.Yuk , v. To string out, to stretch out, like a rope. Hence[223] Yuku , n. A rope or cord. Varea. Yuyub , n. Shouts.Yx , pron. You.Yxim , n. Maize (the grains).Y o, v. To pass over; to go from one place to another.