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• tachia/ta·chi·a/Verb

  to look, to see

  Nantzin Josefina Vasquez

• taja/ta·ja/Other

  you (singular)

  Tajtzin Francisco Tepas

• tajku/taj·ku/Noun

  half, middle, center

  Nantzin Josefina Vasquez

• tajkutunal/taj·ku·tu·nal/Noun

  noon, midday

  Nantzin Josefina Vasquez

• tajtaketza/taj·ta·ke·tza/Verb

  to chat, to converse (with someone)

• -tajtani/-taj·ta·ni/Verb

  to ask for, to request

• -tajtanilia/-taj·ta·ni·li·a/Verb

  to ask (someone)

• -tajtay/-taj·tay/Noun

  Used only in Ataco

  uncle

• tajtzin/taj·tzin/Noun

  sir, Mr. (a title of respect)

• takat/ta·kat/Noun

  man

  Tajtzin Francisco Tepas

• taketza/ta·ke·tza/Verb

  to speak, to talk

• taketzalis/ta·ke·tza·lis/Noun

  language

• takutun/ta·ku·tun/Noun

  piece, part; portion

• takwa/ta·kwa/Verb

  to eat, to have a meal

  Tajtzin Miguel Osorio

• -talia/-ta·li·a/Verb

  to put, to place

• tamal/ta·mal/Noun

  tortilla

  Tajtzin Francisco Tepas

• tami/ta·mi/Verb

  to end, to be over; to run out

• tanamakani/ta·na·ma·ka·ni/Noun

  seller, merchant

• tani/ta·ni/Adverb

  below, down, underneath; low

• tapajtia/ta·paj·ti·a/Noun

  Used only in Cuisnahuat, Nahuizalco

  doctor, healer

  Nantzin Fidelina Cortes

• tapajtiani/ta·paj·tia·ni/Noun

  doctor

• tapech/ta·pech/Noun

  bed

  Nantzin Fidelina Cortes

• tapik/ta·pik/Noun

  pisque tamale (wrapped)

  Tajtzin Francisco Tepas

• -tapua/-ta·pu·a/Verb

  to open

  Nantzin Fidelina Cortes

• tapuyawa/ta·pu·ya·wa/Noun

  early morning, the small hours before daybreak

  Tajtzin Francisco Tepas