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kjuachaxin
Phonetic
[kʰʰŏa.t͡ʃa.ˈʃːĩ˦]
English: Translation
Permission; right; power, authority; gift, ability
Spanish: Translation
Permiso; derecho; poder, autoridad; don
Part of Speech
noun
Semantic Domain
Physical Impact
Government and Law
Noun Class
Paradigma A
Example Sentence
Tsjikjanchia sín kjuachaxin kíxin tsjakꞌe chiika la ku tsjikꞌúxraya sín thùe̱ kíxin thí ngexru níꞌi la ókjuixin kꞌuén.
English: Example Sentence
They're going to ask for permission to ring the bell and excavate the grave, because the sick person has already died.
Spanish: Example Sentence
Van a pedir permiso para tocar la campana y excavar la sepultura, porque el enfermo ya se murió.
Example Sentence
Thí sín kúnoxín tsꞌixeꞌen sín xra̱ sátsji sín Ijngi, tsꞌáyéꞌe̱ sín kjuachaxin kíxin ndá tsꞌe̱thu̱an sín thí chjasén sín.
English: Example Sentence
Those who were appointed go to Chilac to receive the authority to command their people.
Spanish: Example Sentence
Los que fueron nombrados van a Chilac para recibir la autoridad para mandar en su pueblo.
Example Sentence
Chúnda ni ijngu kjuachaxin kíxin tjuka tsꞌitja ni sinchekuáxin ni jína.
English: Example Sentence
I have a gift for studying.
Spanish: Example Sentence
Tengo un don para el estudio.
Dialect
San Juan Atzingo
Source
diccionario-popoloca-de-san-juan-atzingo-puebla-1995