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ohom 'froth, foam, suds'
ohom kisih 'zapillo
(tiny bedbug-like insect said to emit a
poisonous foam,
harmful to cattle)'
ohomaih 'foam,
boil, form suds' [cl. II-1]
ohomaih e ha'a ["
e haa] 'the water boils, boiling water'
war oohomaih 'it
is boiling, it is frothing'
ohomayix e ha' 'already
the water is boiling'
ohomar 'boiling,,
foaming, foam'
ohomar e xabun [ohomar
e xa'p'un] 'soap suds'
ohomar e kakaw [ohomar
e kakau'] 'cacao froth'
uy ohomar uti' e ah much 'foam from a frog's mouth'
ohomes [cl.IIa-1] 'boil
or froth (?????)'
ohomes e kakaw 'froth
cacao (with a molinillo)'
ohmesnib 'frother,
beater'
ohob [ohop] 'cough, catarrh'
ut e ohob [ut
e ohop] 'a cough, clearing of the
throat'
ohob utzem [ohop
ucem] 'chest cough, tuberculosis'
ohob uch'on [ohop
uch'on] 'cough in one's upper chest'
ohob taka e sisar [ohop
taka e sisar] 'cough accompanied with chill'
ohob k'opot [ohop.k'opot]
'orozuz; salvia ????? (wild sweet-scented herb''
ohob te' [ohop.te']
'wild cassia (cul. shrub); ? ? chicoria'
ohob t'ix [t'ix : spiny
plant] 'napoleón (wild
spiny climbing shrub)'
ohob chemir [chemir : of the chest] 'chest
cough'
ohob ch'a'n 'bugambilia
(plant resembling the napoleón)' [bougainvillia]
ohob ch'onir [ch'onir : of the upper chest]
'upper chest cough'
ohobah [cl.III-1]
'cough'
ohobar 'coughing,
fit of coughing'
ah ohobar 'cougher,
consumptive'
ohobar burer [p'urer:fever] 'coughing fever, pneumonia'
ohobar te' 'carao
(large l. tree resembling wild cassia)'
ohor 'fall, falling' (wi:549)
uy ohorir 'its fall'
ohores [cl. IIa-1] 'cause
to fall, throw down or out, pull out'
ohoriaar [-ih-ar] 'fall,
falling'
ohorah [cl. III-1] 'fall'
ohorah ta rum 'fall
to the ground'
ohoriix[-ih-ix] 'fallen,
it fell (se cayó)'
p. 55O
ohoron [cl. III-1] 'converse
(platicar); talkative, conversing, gossipy'
neen ohor-on-eh 'I
was talkative, I talked'
onhr-on [in-ohor-on] 'I talk'
ohor-on-tar [ohor-on
tay] 'speak for someone or in someone's favor'
ohor-on taren [ohor-on
taren] 'he speaks for me'
ohoron takar 'to
converse with'
maachoohron [maachi ohoron] 'dumb'
ohoroner 'voice,
conversation'
ohoroner tak-or-en 'his
conversation with me'
oyih [oix] 'corner post of house, trap, etc.'
uw-oyir e bahch' [uwoiyir
e p'ahch'] 'corner post of a deadfall trap (at front end)'
uwoyir e trapich [uwoiyir
e trapich] 'corner post of a sugar press'
uwoyir e otot [uwoiyir
e otot] 'corner post of a house'
oyihkin [oix.kin]
'wall stud (set in a clay wall for rigidity'
oytu' [oitu'] '?utui?
(?????)'
ok
'stalk, upright stick
or pole, small limb, large twig, handle, appendage, deadfall trap, instrument,
leg (also loosely, the foot), leg of garment,
hind
leg of animal, paw'
uyok 'one's (its) leg, its stalk, handle, etc'
ut uyok 'one's
(its) foot'
uyok te' 'upright
pole (as that on which maguey leaves are rasped)'
uyok e nar 'maize stalk,
full-grown maize'
uyok e chor 'dead
stalk(s) in a milpa, milpa with dead maize stalks'
uyok e buur 'bean
stalk'
ok uyex 'leg
of one's drawers'
uyok e machit 'handle
of machete'
uyok e xa'n 'palm
frond'
uyok e tz'i' [uyok
e ci'] 'dog's paw'
noh yok 'right
leg'
okir 'pertaining to the leg(s), leg-like'
bak yokir 'leg
bone'
ok' 'a
break, a dividing in two, any slender object which cuts thru or divides'
uyok' e ha' 'brook,
irrigation ditch, stream or a ditch'
uyok' e kohn 'current
of a stream'
ut uyok' e ha' 'squirt
of water'
ok'em 'broken, divided'
ok'en [ok'eN] 'name of an aldea'
ok'es 'break or divide a thing, split in two' [cl.2a]
ok'oih 'be
broken or divided, break or divide of itself' [cl.3]
on [not used independently; basic stem
for oni' and onyan]
oni' 'before, earlier, previous'
oni' ne'n we'en 'I
ate before'
oni' yo'pah 'he
came before'
oni'ix 'in
early times, long ago'
oni'ix ak'etbah irah 'he
?? here a long time ago'
inte'nyahr oni'ix 'once
long ago'
p. 551
oni' k'in 'the
day before'
oni'n yahr [oni'-inyahr] 'the time before, once before'
onyan la'in 'ancient
day, ancient time'
onyan chor 'old
milpa (cultivated for many years), sterile milpa'
onyan winikob 'ancient
people, ancestors' (wi:551)
ok' [oq']
'decay, rot' (wi;551)
ok'em 'decayed, rotten'
e te' ok'em 'decayed
tree'
ok'emix 'completely
decayed'
ok'em nar 'rotted
maize'
ok'em buur 'rotted
beans'
ok'em rum 'decayed
soil, soil fouled with vegetable matter'
ok'em te' 'decayed
or decaying wood'
ok'em yeh [ex ; tooth] 'decayed tooth'
ok'mar [oq'om-r] 'rotten
condition, rotting part of anything'
ok'mar u cheek 'gangrene or decay in a sore'
ut e yok'mar 'decayed
spot, bit of rot or decay'
ok'mar yeh 'decay
of teeth'
ok'oih [cl. III-1] 'rot,
decay, spoil, rotten'
war ook'oih [a-ok'oih] 'it is decaying'
ok'oibir 'rotted,
spoiled'
ok'oiran [cl. III-4] 'be
rotting or decaying, become rotten'
ok'oires [cl. IIa-1] 'cause
or allow to decay'
ok'om 'rot, decay, rotted condition'
ok'op [oq'op] 'sweet gum tree' (wi:551)
ok'op te' 'lesquin
(large wild tree said to resemble sweet gum'
or [abbreviated form of hor] 'head'
or u kehreb [or
u kehrep'] 'shoulder joint'
or ah k'in 'midday
[also hor ah k'in]' (wi:551)
or tiinah [equivalent
to hor.tiinax]
oror 'raven (cuervo)'
(wi:551)
kuhtz oror duck-raven
(pato cuervo)'
os 'a
fit, a fitting or fitting into' (wi:551)
osaih 'fit, be of proper fit or size' [cl.3]
a osaih 'it
fits'
a osaih tama e xahr 'it fits into the crack'
osar 'a fit, a fitting'
ose [os-se ; cl. IIa-2] 'put
inside, fit a thing in or on'
ose uor uk'ab makuiir e
xoibir [ose
uor uq'ap' makuiir e xoip'ir] 'fit one's finger into a ring'
o suubah [ose up'ah] 'fit
itself into'
p. 552
ox
'hand, foot,
extremity, stalk, penis, any stalk or penis-shaped object, handful;
ox 'ramón
(?d??sh nut)' (wi:552)
kor ox [qor.ox]
'without skin covering, exposed'
otot 'house, shed, thatch, covering, nest' (wi:552)
otot tua' awayan tar 'sleeping
house'
otot tua' e nar 'maize
storehouse'
uyototir e nar 'maize
storehouse' (wi:552)
uyototir e santo 'house
in which a family's saint is kept'
uyototir e te' 'thatch
covering for sugar press (when not in use)'
noh yotot 'main
house (of a family group)'
sian otot 'aldea,
caserio'
ototran 'be
in a house or housed, become housed' [cl.3]
ototres [cl.IIa-1] 'put
in a house, house, cover with thatch'
och 'entering,
entrance'
ochem 'entered'
ochemir 'entrance,
opening, door, gate'
uyochemir e ch'enar 'entrance to a cave'
uyochemar e yotot 'house
entrance'
ocher 'an entrance'
oches [cl.IIa-1] 'cause
to enter, bring in or into (as heat into the body)'
uyoches e k'ihnir tuubah 'he
brings heat into his body'
ochii 'enter a thing or place' [cl. I]
neen oonche eyotot [in-ochi e y-otot] 'I enter the house'
oochi [u-och-i] 'he
enters (it)'
ochibir 'having
been entered'
ochoih [cl.III-1] 'enter,
come about, occur, come in (as a time or season), enter into
(as a sickness into the body)'
ochoibir 'entered,
having gone in'
ochoiran [cl. II-4] 'be coming in, be occurring'
ochoires [cl. IIa-1] 'cause
to enter or come about'
otz' 'itch, itchiness' (wi:552)
otz'on 'itch,
itching' [cl. 3]
neen oontz'on [in-oc'-on] 'I itch'
haax oontz'on [a-oc'-on] 'he itches'
ootz'on u k'ab 'his
hand itches'
otz'on uinen e k'opot 'itching
caused by weeds'
otz'on er 'itch'
otz'on er u ut uta' 'anal itch, ?pinworm'