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                    <text>FIESTAS, FEASTS

1-Caiman

2-Wind

CUENTA
1-260
ZAPOTECA,
ZAPOTEC COUNT

1

2

Caimán/Caiman

Viento/Wind

CUENTA
NAHUA,
NAHUA
COUNT

Caimán

Viento

CÓRDOVA,
Arte, 1578

Qvíachilla

Pilláa

Manual 1

ANOTACIONES, ANNOTATIONS

yagchil

lata si yBa gola llexe dao Behe
che le ço yaca xeni le cue qui
yagcue̹ hua ci yogo bala biti la
[sic??]

yala

lata çobi yba gola behe che yaci
chahui loho yaca xeni bedao yaci
ytaba xohua qui yagcuee̹ leta
quichaha
lata chaba yba gola xohua godi
yaca çe yagllihj çaca theoho hue
he̹ chi thiyenpo niga thehe yoho
lani queche lao you cadi bini niti
quichaha &lt;aca&gt; bata quicani

3-Night

3

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Pelaala

yalalla

4-Lizard

4

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Neláchi

lachi

5-Snake

5

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Peciguij

yozehe

6-Death

6

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Quelána

qualana

llata zobi behe e̹hui caga que
golana caga que goca le̹ta letobi
/ yba yaha

7-Deer

7

Venado/Deer

Venado

Pillachína

Belachina

lata chaba behe eh
̹ ui aca bitj
caga yba yaha chiya xoua que
nola

lata niti behee̹ che aca bito caga
xotaho theo quinaba xiquiya
noze theo biquio
lata si behe eh
̹ ui yba gola caga
que betao chino betao cobechi
caga que bilao lachina que
goçobi asi que huechaha betao
huecha neti [sic?] chiya xoua

8-Rabbit

8

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Nelába

laBa

[anotación, otra M: qz naha
betesi betao huee] lata niti lexe
dao le zo yaga le cue qui yag aca
caga bica behe e̹hui niga be ta
thiyenpo naca sicha nola lani

9-Water

9

Agua/Water

Agua

Pélaquéça

yologneza

lasi y ba yaha zohua huela
lagniza tuhua y ba behe ganihj
thehe zolao xicha theo biquio

10-Knot

10

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Pillatéla

Bilatela

lata çobi y ba yaha bé eh
̹ e &lt;--&gt;
ganihj yebi belaga lani

11-Monkey

11

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Nelóo

Alao

lata chaba y ba gola behe ganihj
xoua codi yaga aca gaca bitj gaca

�12-Soaproot

12

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Piñopija

Nobiya

lata niti behe gani aca gaca bigaca
aga bi quichela behe ganij ba gola

13-Reed

13

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Piciguij

yze

lata si y ba gola yaba behe ysxi :
aca gaca cue cantela

1-Jaguar

14

Jaguar

Jaguar

Quíaguéche yaghechi

lata çobi lechehe le quinag - yba
gola behe ysxi aca gaca bitila
gono

2-Cornfield

15

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Palannaa

yolina

lata chaba lexe dao behe ysxi aca
gaca cuehe gona yba gola

yalao =

lata niti yba yaha behe ysxi yogo
lani niga thehe yoho a naca
cuenta que theo chibi quicha niti
y neza lani naca xilebi nola

3-Crow

16

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

4-Earthquake

17

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Calaxóo
Movement

laxoo

lata si behe e̹che yba yaha zoxo
zota di niga cuehe cantela yoho
tao

5-Dew

18

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Pellópa

yoloba

lata çobi yba yaha behe ec̹ he
&lt;yba&gt; caga que yogo çi bala
bitala naca xicha bequio

6-Rain

19

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Qualáppe

qualabag

lata chaba yba yaha behe e̹che

7-Face

20

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Pillaláo

Bilala

lata nito behe ec̹ he yba yaha

8-Caiman

21

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Nichijlla

chila

lata si leche le quinag behe eh
̹ ui
yba gola

9-Wind

22

Viento/Wind

Viento

Peoláa

yalaa

lata çobi yba gola lexe dao behe
e̹hui

10-Night

23

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Pillaala

Bilala

lata chaba yba gola behe e̹hui

11-Lizard

24

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Láchi

lachi

lata niti yba gola behe eh
̹ ui

Peoloo

�12-Snake

25

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Piñazé

Bene çehe

lata si yba gola behe gani huaca
caga ata naca cuidi çi

13-Death

26

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Pecelána

yeçelana

lata çobi yba yaha chiya quihj
yeyag yego behe gani

1-Deer

T3: 27

Venado/Deer

Venado

Quíachína

yagchina

lata chaba yba yaha behe gani

2-Rabbit

28

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Pelápa

yolaba

lata niti yba yaha behe gani

3-Water

29

Agua/Water

Agua

Peólaquéça

yologniza

yba yaha lata si behe ysxi lexe dao

4-Knot

30

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Calatélla

calatela

lata çobi yba yaha behe ysxi

5-Monkey

31

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Pellóo

yalau

lata chaba behe ysxi yba gola

6-Soaproot

32

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Qualapija

cualobia

lata niti yba gola behe ysxi coca
na golana lani bexeyag cadi ni
naca yogo lani xopa niga

7-Reed

33

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Pilláa

Bila

la&lt;ta&gt; si yba gola behe e̹che caga
que goçobi yi huaca ci yoGo la

8-Jaguar

34

Jaguar

Jaguar

Láche

lachi

lata çobi yba gola behe ec̹ he
caga que yagtao

9-Cornfield

35

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Pelannaa

yolina

lata chaba behe ec̹ he yba gola

10-Crow

36

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Neloo

Bilalao

lata niti yba yaha behe ec̹ he lexi
dao

11-Earthquake

37

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Nixóo
Movement

laxoo

lata si yba yaha behe eh
̹ ui

�12-Dew

38

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Piñópa

Binopa

yba yaha lata çobi huaca caga
ata cuidi ga behe e̹hui

13-Rain

39

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Pizáape

yçebag

lata chaba yba yaha behe e̹hui
caga que le ya le chino behe
e̹hui yba yaba

1-Face

T:4 40

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Quíaláo

yaglau

lata niti behe eh
̹ ui caga thona
ylohua yoho yo yba &lt;&lt;gola&gt;&gt;
yaha

2-Caiman

41

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Pichijlla

yochila

lata si yba gola behe &lt;&lt;ehui&gt;&gt;
gani

3-Wind

42

Viento/Wind

Viento

Peoláo

yalaa

lata çobi lechehe le quinag behe
gani yba gola

4-Night

43

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Laala

lala

lata chaba yba gola behe gani
lexe dao

5-Lizard

44

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Peoláche

yalachi

lata niti yba gola behe gani

6-Snake

45

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Qualazé

qualazehe

lata si yba gola behe ysxi

7-Death

46

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Pillalaana

Bilalana

lata çobi yba yaha behe ysxi

8-Deer

47

Venado/Deer

Venado

Nichína

lachina

lata chaba yba yaha

9-Rabbit

48

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Peolápa

yalaba

lata niti yba yba [sic] yaha behe
ysxi

10-Water

49

Agua/Water

Agua

Pillaníça

Belagneza

lata si yba yaha behe e̹che

11-Knot

50

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Netélla

Athela

lata çobi yba yaha behe e̹che
lexe dao

�12-Monkey

51

Mono/Monkey

Mono

peñeloo

Benelau

lata chaba yba gola behe e̹che
lexe dao

13-Soaproot

52

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

pizopija

yeçobia

lata niti yba gola behe e̹che

1-Reed

53

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Quiaguij

yaghee ̹

lata si yba gola behe e̹hui caga
que gozobi caga que bedao
echino bedao gobechi que
coque yagchila que bilao lachina

2-Jaguar

54

Jaguar

Jaguar

peláche

yolachi

lata çobi yba gola behe e̹hui caga
quehe huecha bedao huecha
ne&lt;l&gt;i y doba ycha niga caga yogo

3-Cornfield

55

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

pelaana

yolina

lata chaba behe eh
̹ ui yba gola

4-Crow

56

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Cálaloo

galalau

yba yaha lata &lt;&lt;chaba&gt;&gt; niti
behe eh
̹ ui leche he

5-Earthquake

57

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
pexóo
Movement

yoxoo

lata si yba yaha behe gani

6-Dew

58

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Qualópa

qualoba

lata çobi yba yaha behe gani

7-Rain

59

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

pillápe

Bilabag

lata chaba behe gani yba yaha

8-Face

60

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Neloo

llao

lata niti yba yaha behe gani

9-Caiman

61

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

pichijlla

yochila

lata si yba gola behe ysxi

10-Wind

62

Viento/Wind

Viento

pillaa

Bilao

lata çobi yba gola behe ysxi

11-Night

63

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Laala

lala

lata cha yba gola behe ysxi

�12-Lizard

64

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Pinijchi

Binichi

lata niti yba gola behe ysxi lexe
dao

13-Snake

65

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Picíci

yezecehe

lata si yba gola behe ec̹ he huaca
ci caga yogo la bala bidila

1-Death

66

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Quelána

yaglana

lata çobi yba yaha behe ec̹ he

2-Deer

67

Venado/Deer

Venado

Pechína

yochina

lata chaba yba yaha behe e̹che

3-Rabbit

68

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

pelápa

yolaba

lata niti behe ec̹ he yba yaha

4-Water

69

Agua/Water

Agua

Cálequéça

lagniça

lata si yba yaha behe e̹hui

5-Knot

70

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

petélla

yatela

lata çobi behe e̹hui yba yaha
yebi belaga lani

6-Monkey

71

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Qualoo

qualao

lata chaba yba gola lixe dao lachi
qui yagcuehe behe eh
̹ ui

7-Soaproot

72

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

pillapija

Belobia

lata niti yba gola behe eh
̹ ui

8-Reed

73

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Neláa

laa =

lata si behe gani yba gola huaca
caga ata naca cuidi

9-Jaguar

74

Jaguar

Jaguar

pilláche

yalachi

lata çobi yba gola caga que
yagtao beh' gani

10-Cornfield

75

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

pillannáa

Biliyna

lata chaba behe gani yba gola

11-Crow

76

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Nelloo

Alao

lata niti behe gani yba yaha

�12-Earthquake

77

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
piñaxóo
Movement

Benexoo

lata si &lt;-&gt; yba yaha behe yxi

13-Dew

78

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

pizópa

yeçoba

lata çobi yba yaha behe ysxi lixe
dao

1-Rain

79

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Quegáppe

yaghebag

lata chaba yba yaha behe ysxi

2-Face

80

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

peolóo

quiolao

lata niti behe yxi yba yaha

3-Caiman

81

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

peochijlla

quiochila

lata si yba gola behe che

4-Wind

82

Viento/Wind

Viento

Caláa

láa

lata ço yba gola behe ec̹ he caga
que yogo ci

5-Night

83

Noche/Night

Casa/House

pelaala

yalala

lata chaba behe ec̹ he yba gola

6-Lizard

84

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Qualáache

qualachi

yba gola lata + niti caga que beta
eçi que huecha bechi bela
bichitog cocio

7-Snake

85

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

pillazí

Bilaçehe

lata si yba gola behe eh
̹ ui lixe dao

8-Death

86

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Neláana

Alana

lata çobi yba yaha behe eh
̹ ui
&lt;&lt;yba yaha&gt;&gt; yba chiy

9-Deer

87

Venado/Deer

Venado

pichína

yochina

lata chaba yba yaha behe eh
̹ u&lt;e&gt;

10-Rabbit

88

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Qualápa

Bilaba

lata niti yba &lt; --&gt; behe e̹hue
yogo niga que huehe que beta
eci

11-Water

89

Agua/Water

Agua

Pillaníça

llagniça

lata si yba yaha behe gani

�12-Knot

90

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

piñatéla

Benetela

lata çobi yba yaha behe gani

13-Monkey

91

Mono/Monkey

Mono

pecelóo

yecelao

lata çhaba yba gola behe gany
thipate naxochi

1-Soaproot

92

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Quicuija

yagcueya

lata niti yba gola behe gani caga
tona yloua

2-Reed

93

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Peláa

quiolaa

lá si yba gola behe ysxi

3-Jaguar

94

Jaguar

Jaguar

pelláche

quiolachi

lata cobi behe ysxi yba gola

4-Cornfield

95

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Calannaa

llyna

lata chaba behe ysxi yba gola

5-Crow

96

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Pellóo

yalao

lata niti behe ysxi yba yaha

6-Earthquake

97

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Qualaxóo
Movement

quaxoo

lata si yba yaha behe ec̹ he caga
que yoci

7-Dew

98

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

pilópa

Bilopa

lata çobi yba &lt;--&gt; behe ec̹ he la
chehe caga que bene y &lt;--&gt; [bene
yatini??]

8-Rain

99

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Lápe

lapag

lata chaba yba yaba behe ec̹ he
lixe dao

9-Face

100

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

pelloo

yalaah

lata niti yba yaha behe ec̹ he

10-Caiman

101

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

pillachílla

Belachila

lata si yba gola behe e̹hue

11-Wind

102

Viento/Wind

Viento

Laa

laa

lata çobi yba gola behe eh
̹ ue
caga que bedao echino bedao
gobechi

�12-Night

103

Noche/Night

Casa/House

piñéla

Benela

lata chaba yba gola behe eh
̹ ue

13-Lizard

104

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

piciquíchi

ycichi

lata niti yba gola behe e̹hue

1-Snake

105

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Quiacée

yagcehe

lata si yba gola behe ganiy liche le
quinag

2-Death

106

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Pálalannaa

quiolana

lata çobi yba yaha behe gani y
lixe dao

3-Deer

107

Venado/Deer

Venado

Peochína

quiochina

lata chaba &lt;--&gt; yaha behe ganiy

4-Rabbit

108

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Cála lápa

galaba

lata niti yba yaha behe gabaniy
[sic]

5-Water

109

Agua/Water

Agua

Pelaquéça

yologniça

lata si yba yaha behe ysxi

6-Knot

110

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Coatélla

quatela

lata çobi yba yaha behe ysxi

7-Monkey

111

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Pillaloo

Bilalao

lata chaba yba gola behe ysxi

8-Soaproot

112

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Calapija

Nalobia

&lt;la&gt;ta niti yba gola lichehe le
quinag behe ysx&lt;--&gt;

9-Reed

113

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Qualáa

yalaa

lata si yba gola behe che lixe dao
caga que coque yagchila bilao
lachila bedao echino

10-Jaguar

114

Jaguar

Jaguar

Pillaache

Bilachi

yba gola lata çobi behe e̹che
caga que huechaha que çobi que
yagtao

11-Cornfield

115

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Piñannáa

liyna

lata chaba yba gola behe &lt;e&gt;che

�12-Crow

116

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

&lt;…&gt;nelao

lata niti yba &lt;&lt;gola&gt;&gt; yaha behe
e̹che

13-Earthquake

117

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Picixóo
Movement

yecexoo

yba yaha behe e̹hue lata si
chuho cantela y ô da

1-Dew

118

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Quíegóppa

yaggoba

lata çobi behe eh
̹ ue yba yaha y
thoba lani niga cue cantela yoho
dao

2-Rain

119

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Peolápe

quiolapag

lata cha behe e̹hue yba ha [sic]

3-Face

120

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Calóo

quiolaah

lata niti yba yaha behe e̹hue
li&lt;x?&gt;e dao

4-Caiman

121

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Calachílla

l&lt;…&gt;chila

lata si yba gola behe gani

5-Wind

122

Viento/Wind

Viento

Péllaa

yalaa

lata çobi behe gani yba gola
huaca caga bi &lt;y, l ?&gt;a niy

6-Night

123

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Qualaala

qualala

lata chaba bee gani yba gola

7-Lizard

124

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Pilláchi

Bilachi

lata niti yba gola behe gani

8-Snake

125

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Calacij

cehe

lata si yba gola behe ysxi

9-Death

126

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Pillalána

yalala na

lata çobi behe ysxi yba yaha

10-Deer

127

Venado/Deer

Venado

Pillachína

Belachina

lata chaba behe ysxi yba yaha lixe
dao

11-Rabbit

128

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Cálalápa

Nalaba

lata niti yba yaha behe ysxi

Piñaloo

�12-Water

129

Agua/Water

Agua

Piñaquéça

Belagneça

lata si yba yaha behe ec̹ he

13-Knot

130

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Picitélla

yeçetela

lata çobi behe e̹che yba yaha

1-Monkey

131

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Quíagoloo

yagquilao

yba gola behe ec̹ he lata chaba

2-Soaproot

132

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Peolapija

yolobia

lata niti yba gola behe e̹che

3-Reed

133

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Peolaa

quiolaa

lata si yba gola behe e̹hue liche
he

4-Jaguar

134

Jaguar

Jaguar

Láche

laachi

lata çobi yba gola behe eh
̹ ue lixe
dao huaca chibi gone

5-Cornfield

135

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Qualanná

yolyna

lata chaba yba gola behe eh
̹ ue

6-Crow

136

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Pillaláo

qualao

lata niti yba yaba be + he e̹hue

7-Earthquake

137

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Nixoo
Movement

Bilaxoo

lata si yba yaha behe gani

8-Dew

138

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Nelóppa

llopa

lata çobi yba yaha behe gani
huaca chibi çehe caga

9-Rain

139

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Pelápe

&lt;y&gt;alapag

lata chaba behe gani yba yaha

10-Face

140

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Pillalóo

Bilauh

lata niti yba yaha behe gani yogo
lani niga çeyag cabila caga que
hue que gobicha que huá bechj

11-Caiman

141

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Nichílla

lachyla

lata si yba gola behe ysxi lixi dao

�12-Wind

142

Viento/Wind

Viento

pinnij

Binee

lata çobi yba gola behe ysxi

13-Night

143

Noche/Night

Casa/House

pizeela

yecela

behe ysxi yba gola lata chaba

1-Lizard

144

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Quíaguéche yagheche

lata niti yba gola behe yxi

2-Snake

145

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Pazee

yolocehe

yba gola lata xi behe ec̹ he caga
que yogo ci

3-Death

146

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Peolána

yalalana

lata cobi yba yaha behe e̹che leta
letobi

4-Deer

147

Venado/Deer

Venado

Calachína

Calachina

lata chaba behe e̹che yba yaha

5-Rabbit

148

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

pelápa

yalaba

lata niti yba yaha behe e̹che lixe
dao

6-Water

149

Agua/Water

Agua

Qualaníça

qualagniça

lata xi yba yaha behe &lt;&lt;gani&gt;&gt;
eh
̹ ue

7-Knot

150

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Píllatéla

Bilatela

lata çobi ybá ha behe eh
̹ ue

8-Monkey

151

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Nelóo

Nalao

lata chaba yba gola behe e̹hue

9-Soaproot

152

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

pelapija

yolobia

lata niti yba gola behe eh
̹ ue

10-Reed

153

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Pillaa

bi laa

lata xi yba gola behe gani
&lt;&lt;hue&gt;&gt; huaca caga ada cuidi ga

11-Jaguar

154

Jaguar

Jaguar

pillaache

lachi

lata çobi yba gola behe gani
huaca niga bixa ada di nana

�12-Cornfield

155

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

píñoná

Benohuina

lata chaba yba gola behe gani
lixee dauh

13-Crow

156

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

peceloo

yecelao

lata niti yba yaha behe gani

1-Earthquake

157

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Quíaxóo
Movement

yagxoo

lata xi yba &lt;&lt;yba&gt;&gt; yaha be &lt;--&gt;
he̹ ysxi

2-Dew

158

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

pelópa

yolopa

yba yaha behe ysxi lata cobi

3-Rain

159

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

peolápe

quiolapag

yba yaha behe ysxi lata chaba

4-Face

160

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Calóo

Calauh

lata niti yba yaha behe ysxi

5-Caiman

161

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Pechijlla

yochila

lata xi yba gola behe ec̹ he

6-Wind

162

Viento/Wind

Viento

Piliáa

qualaa

lata çobi yba gola behe e̹che
caga ada &lt;c,t&gt;a calachi theo lixi
dao

7-Night

163

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Pillaala

Bilala

lata chaba yba gola behe ec̹ he

8-Lizard

164

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Naláche

lachi

lata niti yba gola behe e̹che

9-Snake

165

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Pecée

yocehe

lata xi yba gola

10-Death

166

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Pillalána

Bilana

lata çobi yba jha [sic] -- 2 cotopa
behe eh
̹ ue

11-Deer

167

Venado/Deer

Venado

pillachína

lachina

lata chaba ybá ha behe eh
̹ ue

�12-Rabbit

168

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Calalába

Benelaba

lata niti yba yaha behe eh
̹ ue

13-Water

169

Agua/Water

Agua

piniquéça

yeçagniça

lata xi yba yaha behe gani lixeee
dao

1-Knot

170

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Q[u]íatélla

yagtela

lata çobi yba yaha behe gani

2-Monkey

171

Mono/Monkey

Mono

peoláa

yalao

lata chaba yba gola behe gani

3-Soaproot

172

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

peolapija

yolobia

lata niti yba gola behe gani

4-Reed

173

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Caláa

calaa

lata xi yba gola behe ysxi

5-Jaguar

174

Jaguar

Jaguar

Peláache

yalachi

lata çobi yba gola behe ysxi

6-Cornfield

175

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Qualannaa

qualina

lata chaba yba gola behe ysxi

7-Crow

176

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Pillalóo

Bilalao

lata niti yba yaha behe yxi

8-Earthquake

177

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Nixóo
Movement

xoo

lata xi yba yaha behe e̹chi

9-Dew

178

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Pelóppa

yolopa

lata çobi yba yaha behe ec̹ he
caga que bene yadini ti que
goçobia si caga ' goçi

10-Rain

179

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Láppe

Bilapag

lata chaba yba yaha behe e̹che

11-Face

180

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Piñolóo

Nalauh

lata niti yba yaha behe ec̹ he

�12-Caiman

181

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Piñochijlla

Benechila

lata xi yba gola behe ec̹ hue [sic]

13-Wind

182

Viento/Wind

Viento

Quíciguij

ycehe

lata çobi yba gola behe eh
̹ ue
liche le quinag

1-Night

183

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Quíaguéla

yaghela

lata chaba yba gola lixee dao
behe e̹hue

2-Lizard

184

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Peláchi

yolachi

lata &lt;&lt;chaba&gt;&gt; niti yba gola
behe eh
̹ ue

3-Snake

185

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

peozij

yolocehe

yba gola lata xi yba gola behe gani

4-Death

186

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Calalána

Alana

lata çobi yba yaha le tobi behe
gani

5-Deer

187

Venado/Deer

Venado

Pechína

yochina

lata chaba yba yaha behe gani

6-Rabbit

188

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Qualápa

qualaba

lata niti yba yaha behe gani

7-Water

189

Agua/Water

Agua

Píniquéça

Belagniça

lata xi yba yaha behe ysxi

8-Knot

190

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Netélla

Atela

lata çobi yba yaha behe ysxo
lixee dao

9-Monkey

191

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Pelloo

yalao

lata chaba yba gola behe ysxi

10-Soaproot

192

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Píllapija

Belobia

lata niti yba gola yoho lani nitj
ceyag cabila caga que huehe caga
tona y lohua behe ysxi

11-Reed

193

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Nelláa

laa

lata xi yba gola behe e̹che caga
bala bitila yogo ci

�12-Jaguar

194

Jaguar

Jaguar

Peceeche

Benechi

lata cobi yba gola behe e̹che
caga que yagtao

13-Cornfield

195

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Pecennaa

ycina

lata chaba yba gola behe e̹che

1-Crow

196

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Quiaguillóo

yaghjlao

lata niti yba yaha behe ec̹ he liche

2-Earthquake

197

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Pexóo
Movement

yoxoo

lata xi yba yaha behe ec̹ he lixee
dao lachi quiyâg

3-Dew

198

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Pelópa

yolopa

lata çobi yba yaha behe e̹hue
caga que goço açi ca gayô

4-Rain

199

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Láppe

lapag

la chaba yba yaha behe e̹hue

5-Face

200

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Pélloo

yalaha

lata niti yba yaha behe eh
̹ ue

6-Caiman

201

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Quachijlla

quachila

lata xi yba gola behe gani &lt;2?&gt;

7-Wind

202

Viento/Wind

Viento

Pilláa

bilaa

lata çobi yba gola behe gani

8-Night

203

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Nelála

lalaa

lata chaba yba gola behe gani
liche le quinag

9-Lizard

204

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Qualáchi

yalachi

lata niti yba gola lixee dao lachi
quiâgcue behe gani

10-Snake

205

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Pillazée

Bilacehe

lata xi yba gola behe ysxi

11-Death

206

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Nalaana

Alana

lata çbi [sic] yba yaha behe ysxi

�12-Deer

207

Venado/Deer

Venado

Piño chijña

Benechina

lata chaba yba yaha behe ysxi

13-Rabbit

208

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Pecelába

yecelaba

lata niti yba yaha behe ysxi

1-Water

209

Agua/Water

Agua

Quianíça

yagniça

lata xi yba yaha behe ec̹ he

2-Knot

210

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Petella

yatela

lata çobi yba yaha behe ec̹ he leta
litobi

3-Monkey

211

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Peoloo

yalao

lata chaba ybá chiy yba gola lixe
dao lachi quiyagcue behe e̹che

4-Soaproot

212

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Calapija

lobia

lata niti yba gola behe e̹che

5-Reed

213

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Pelláa

yalaha

lata xi yba gola behe e̹ &lt;&lt;che&gt;&gt;
hue caga que yogo ci

6-Jaguar

214

Jaguar

Jaguar

Qualáche

qualachi

lata cobi yba gola behe hue

7-Cornfield

215

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Pillanaa

Bilina

lata chaba yba gola behe eh
̹ ue

8-Crow

216

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Neloo

Alaoh

lata niti ybaa yaha behe e̹hue

9-Earthquake

217

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Pélaxóo
Movement

yoloxoo

lata xi ybaa yaha behe gani leche
letobi

10-Dew

218

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Pillópa

Bilopa

lata çobi yba yaha behe gani lixee
dao lachi quiyagcue

11-Rain

219

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Láppe

lapag

lata chaba yba yaha behe gani

�12-Face

220

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Piñoloo

benelauh

lata niti yba yaha behe gani

13-Caiman

221

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Pecechijlla

yecechila

lata xi yba gola behe ysxi

1-Wind

222

Viento/Wind

Viento

Quíaguij

yagquehe

lata çobi yba gola behe ysxi

2-Night

223

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Pelaala

quiolala

lata chaba behe ysxi yba gola

3-Lizard

224

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Pilláche

quiolachi

lata noti yba gola behe ysxi liche
letobi

4-Snake

225

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Cálacij

lacehe

lata xi yba gola behe ec̹ he lixee
dao lachi quiyagcue

5-Death

226

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Pelána

yalana

lata çobi yba yaha behee̹che
letobi

6-Deer

227

Venado/Deer

Venado

Qualachína

quachina

lata chaba yba yaha behe ' che

7-Rabbit

228

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Pillalápa

Bilalaba

lata niti yba yaha behe ec̹ he

8-Water

229

Agua/Water

Agua

Cálequéça

lagniça

lata xi yba yaha behe e̹hue

9-Knot

230

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Coatéla

yatela

lata cobi yba yaha behe eh
̹ ue

10-Monkey

231

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Pillaláo

Bilalao

lata chaba ybaa gola behe ehue

11-Soaproot

232

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Calapija

lobia

lata niti yba gola behe eh
̹ ue

�12-Reed

233

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Pinij

Binee

lata xi yba gola behe ganiy huaca
naxa ata tina

13-Jaguar

234

Jaguar

Jaguar

Piniéche

yecechi

lata çobi yba gola be ganiy caga
que yagtao

1-Cornfield

235

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Quía quiñaa yagquina

lata chaba yba gola be ganiy

2-Crow

236

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Peolóo

yAlao

lata niti yba yaha behe ganiy

3-Earthquake

237

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Peolaxoo
Movement

yalaxoo

lata xi yba yaha behe ysxi

4-Dew

238

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Calopa

Galopa

lata çobi yba yaha behe ysxi

5-Rain

239

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Peláppe

yalapag

lata chaba yba yaha lixee dao
lachi quiyagcue be yxi

6-Face

240

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Pillaláo

qualao

lata niti yba yaha behe ysxi tethe
que gobicha becelao tona y
lohua yoho

7-Caiman

241

Caimán/Caiman

Caimán

Nichílla

Belachila

lata xi yba gola behe ec̹ he

8-Wind

242

Viento/Wind

Viento

Láa

llaha

yba gola lata çobi behe ec̹ he
caga que yo çi

9-Night

243

Noche/Night

Casa/House

Peoláala

yalalag

lata chaba behe ec̹ he yba gola

10-Lizard

244

Lagarto/Lizard

Lagarto

Pilláchi

Bilachi

lata niti yba gola behe e̹che

11-Snake

245

Serpiente/Snake

Serpiente

Calazije

lacehe

lata xi yba gola behe eh
̹ ue

�12-Death

246

Muerte/Death

Muerte

Piñolána

Benelana

lata çobi yba yaha behe eh
̹ ue

13-Deer

247

Venado/Deer

Venado

Pécehijna

yecechina

lata chaba yba yaha behe e̹hue

1-Rabbit

248

Conejo/Rabbit

Conejo

Quíelápa

yaglaba

tiçolao dati lani

2-Water

249

Agua/Water

Agua

Pelaquéça

quiologneça

3-Knot

250

Nudo/Knot

Perro/Dog

Calatélla

quiodela

4-Monkey

251

Mono/Monkey

Mono

Pelloo

Nalao

5-Soaproot

252

Planta Jabonera
/Soaproot

Hierba/
Grass

Pelapija

yolobia

6-Reed

253

Carrizo/Reed

Carrizo

Pilláa

qualaa

7-Jaguar

254

Jaguar

Jaguar

Pillaache

Bilachi

8-Cornfield

255

Milpa/Cornfield

Águila/Eagle

Piñonaa

llina

9-Crow

256

Cuervo/Crow

Buitre/
Vulture

Peloo

yalao

10-Earthquake

257

Terremoto/
Earthquake

Movimiento/
Pillaxóo
Movement

11-Dew

258

Rocío/Dew

Pedernal/
Flint

Lóppa

�12-Rain

259

Lluvia/Rain

Lluvia

Piñáppe

13-Face

260

Rostro/Face

Flor/Flower

Quícilóo

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