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title="seresa"><span class="lemma">seresa</span></a></td>
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<td><span>Tree of the genus <Calyptranthes> that is found only in homes. It reaches a height of 15
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meters. It has cream-colored flowers and green fruit with red and black tones when ripe. The name
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<seresa>, which is borrowed from the Spanish word for 'cherry', could lead to confusion with
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the name <beu'>, which also means cherry or cherry tree. However, <beu'> refers to
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<Vitex mollis> of the Lamiaceae family, while <seresa> refers to a species of the
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Myrtaceae family.</span></td>
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<p><span>El cerezo. Árbol del género <Calyptranthes> que se encuentra únicamente en domicilios
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particulares. Alcanza una altura de 15 metros. Sus flores son color crema y sus frutos son de
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color verde con tonos rojos y negros al madurar. Éste nombre podría prestarse a confusión puesto
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que existe el nombre <beu'> que se traduce al castellano como cerezo o cereza. Sin
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embargo, <beu'> se refiere a <Vitex mollis> de la familia Lamiaceae mientras que
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<seresa> se refiere a una especie de la familia Myrtaceae.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga risoo bia' chiiñu metru ribeeni ti guie' nayu ne rudiini ti xca naga'
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nayaase, ma huaxie'si rihuinnini.</span></p>
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<td><span>Houseleek. It grows in the hills and does not require much water since it is a succulent. Its
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flower is yellow.</span></td>
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<p><span>La siempre viva. Se da en los cerros y no requiere de mucha agua por ser suculenta. Su flor es
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amarilla.</span></p>
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<p><span>Rindanini ndaani' gui'xhi', qué riquiiñepe'ni nisa. Rudiini ti guie' naguchi.</span></p>
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<td><span>Cilantro.</span></td>
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<p><span>El cilantro.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti guixi, rudiini caadxi bandaga nabiuxe ne nabé rinda' naxhini. Rónecabeni caldu, pacaa
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ne yaaxhu ne guiiña'.</span></p>
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title="sinconegritos"><span class="lemma">sinconegritos</span></a></td>
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<td><span class="vocabulary">s</span></td>
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<td><span>Large tree found in the hills and used to make andirons.</span></td>
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<p><span>Árbol grande que se da en los cerros y se utiliza para hacer morillos.</span></p>
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<p><span>Ti yaga ró', nuuni ique dani, riquiiñecabeni casi yaga ruaa.</span></p>
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title="sinta"><span class="lemma">sinta</span></a></td>
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<td><span class="vocabulary">s</span></td>
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<td><span>Ribbon made from braided palm leaves and used in the production of hats, bags, and fans.</span>
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<p><span>Cinta que se elabora a base de tiras de palma trenzadas. Se utiliza para la fabricación de
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sombreros, bolsas y sopladores.</span></p>
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<p><span>Dxique binni nabé binine dxiiña' ne ziña. Rizi'cabeni nayaa ne rucuiidxicabeni ra lidxicabe,
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rundacabeni, runicabeni cinta para cháne ziñabandá', bolsa ne xcaadxi biruchu.</span></p>
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title="sorgo"><span class="lemma">sorgo</span></a></td>
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<td><span>Sorghum.</span></td>
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<p><span>El sorgo.</span></p>
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<p><span>Rului'ni guela, xisi la? Du xtini naxiña'. Ca binnizá xti' Yube nabé rudxiibani purti' reeda ca
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dxuca' rizi'cani ne riguixheca' sacani. Ná ta Taquiu Nigui lu xqui'chi', Pa sicca rica Diidxaza
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xti Guidxiguie', yaga xtini rabicabeni nitebere, ne guiexuba' xtini rabicabe xubabere.</span>
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title="taangu ta beela"><span class="lemma">taangu ta beela</span></a></td>
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<td><span class="vocabulary">s</span></td>
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<td><span>This name refers to at least four species of the Boraginaceae family: <Cordia curassavica>,
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<Cordia stellata>, <Heliotropium procumbens> and <Varronia oaxacana>. These are
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abundant herbs or shrubs that reach a height of 1 meter and produce white flowers. The flowers of
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the <Varronia oaxacana> are larger than those of the other species. The fruit of the
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<Cordia curassavica> is small, round, red and edible.</span></td>
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<p><span>Este nombre denomina a por lo menos cuatro especies de la familia Boraginaceae: <Cordia
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curassavica>, <Cordia stellata>, <Heliotropium procumbens> y <Varronia
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oaxacana>. Se trata de arbustos o hierbas abundantes que alcanzan la altura de 1 metro y
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cuyas flores son blancas. Las flores de <Varronia oaxacana> son grandes a diferencia de
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las otras especies. Los frutos de <Cordia curassavica> son pequeños, esféricos, rojos y
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comestibles.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti yaga bandaga risoo bia' ti metru ribeeni ti guie' naquichi' ne rudiini ti cuananaxhi
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naxiñá' ni rica doo lu guidubi yaga huiini ca bieque xtini.</span></p>
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<td><span>Fermented drink produced from the nectar that springs from the meat of a palm trunk.</span></td>
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<p><span>Bebida fermentada que se produce del agua miel que brota de la médula del tronco de una
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palma.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti nisa nanaxhi ora nacubi careeni cue' ti yaga ziña, peru laga zidi'di' dxi ziyacani má
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naduxhu', ruxhudxini.</span></p>
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<td><span>Name for the species <Bauhinia seleriana> of the Fabaceae family, a tree that reaches a
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height of 7 meters. It has white flowers. Its fruit is a brown pod that is considered similar to the
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tamarind fruit. This tree is scarce in some areas.</span></td>
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<p><span>Se nombra así a la especie <Bauhinia seleriana> de la familia Fabaceae. Se trata de un
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árbol que alcanza una altura de 7 metros. Sus flores son blancas y sus frutos son de color café.
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Los frutos de este árbol son vainas que los conocedores consideran similares a los del
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tamarindo. En ciertos parajes, este árbol es escaso.</span></p>
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<p><span>Yagadi' rului'ni tama nuu ndaani gui'xhi', risooni bia' gadxe metru, rudiini ti guie' naquichi'
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ne ca xcani nayu. Lade ladesi rihuinnini.</span></p>
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<td><span>Tamarind fruit.</span></td>
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<p><span>La fruta del tamarindo.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laaca rabicabeni tama. Nacani ti bichuga nayu'la' ne nayu ladi. Ndaani' bichugadi' nuu bieque
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riree chupa la? o chonna biidxi cani renda ti la'dxi' laaca nayu. Naí'gani. Dxique ca binnigola
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rutopacani layu ne runinecani tama xiguiidi'.</span></p>
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title="tamburete"><span class="lemma">tamburete</span></a></td>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ti be, ne laaca sicari' rabi binni Guidxibi xibaba' xti' batañee</span></p>
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family. These are abundant trees that reach a height of 5 meters. The leaves and fruit are covered
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tree has a very unpleasant smell, so this is avoided. This is why it is referred to in Spanish as
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<palo (de) mierda> meaning 'shit stick'.</span></td>
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género <Capparis> de la familia Capparaceae. Se trata de árboles abundantes que alcanzan
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una altura de 5 metros. Las hojas y frutos se encuentran cubiertos por diminutas escamas
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doradas. Sus flores pueden ser blancas o color crema con un poco de naranja en las puntas según
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la especie. Sus frutos son verdes o color café con pulpa de color naranja. El humo que se
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produce al quemar la madera de estos árboles tiene un olor muy desagradable por lo cual no se
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ocupan.</span></p>
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<p><span>Yagadi' risoo bia' gaayu metru, cadi tobisini, nuu chupani. Tobi rabicabe laa taucuuni dani,
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ndi' rudii ti guie' naquichi', napani ti xca naga' lu ne ndaani' ne bandadi' xtini nayaase.
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Xtobini la rabicabe laa taucuuni yaase, ribeeni ti guie' nayu ne nabiguitu ique. Nacani ti yaga
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gui'xhi' nabé rinda' dxaba' xcu'xhu, guiruti' riná guiquiiñeni, nácabe rinda' gui'ni.</span></p>
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<p><span>El té cimarrón. Se nombra así a los arbustos de la especie <Lippia graveolens>. Arbusto
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abundante que alcanza una altura de 1 metro. Sus flores pueden ser amarillas o blancas y sus
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frutos son de color morado. La hoja es aromática y se le atribuyen propiedades medicinales
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contra la inflamación.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga bandaga risoo bia' ti metru, ribeeni ti guie' naguchi ne naxiña'. Rudiini ti
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xca nabidola huiini nagu, ca xpandagani pa guixuubi la rinda' naxhica', rugaaguicabeni ne
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re'cabeni, rusiandani guí.</span></p>
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<td><span>Shriveled fruit.</span></td>
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<p><span>La fruta enjuta.</span></p>
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<p><span>Cuananaxhi ni bibidxi.</span></p>
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<td><span>Lemon tea.</span></td>
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<p><span>Té limón.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti guixi, rinda'ni limón. uu bBinni rugaaguini ne re'ni.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to the vine species <Cryptostegia grandiflora>. It has a woody
|
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trunk and exudates latex. The flowers are lilac-colored and the fruit can be green. It is native to
|
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Africa and considered a high-risk invasive species.</span></td>
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<p><span>La Teresita. Con este nombre se denomina a la especie de bejucos, <Cryptostegia
|
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grandiflora>. El tronco es leñoso, presentan látex y las flores son de color lila. Los frutos
|
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pueden ser verdes. Estos bejucos son nativos de África y se consideran como una especie invasiva
|
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|
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de alto riesgo.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti luba' nuu ndaani gui'xhi', ribeeni ti guie' nagu, napani ti xca naga'. Nuuni
|
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ndaani' gui'xhi' ne napani niidxi.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>Resin.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>Resina.</span></p>
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<p><span>Rini xti' yaga. Naguchigani.</span></p>
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title="ti'xhi yaga"><span class="lemma">ti'xhi yaga</span></a></td>
|
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|
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<td><span>The side or girth of a tree.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>El costado o el grosor de un árbol.</span></p>
|
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<p><span>Cue' ti yaga.</span></p>
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title="trompi'pi'"><span class="lemma">trompi'pi'</span></a></td>
|
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|
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|
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<td><span>Ceiba fruit that is not yet ripe. Little girls used to use it to play kitchen.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>El fruto de la ceiba cuando aún está verde. Las niñas lo usaban para jugar a la
|
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comidita.</span></p>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ca xca xti' bioongo ora nayaaca'. Nabé gudxite ca dxapahuiini'ni.</span></p>
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|
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|
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<td><span>Mature ceiba fruit.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>Fruto maduro de la ceiba.</span></p>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ca xca xti' bioongo ora ma' nagüi.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>Plant that grows at the edges of bodies of fresh water.</span></td>
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<p><span>Planta que crece a la orilla de aguas dulces.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti guixi nayu'la' ni rindani ra nuu nisa naxhi.</span></p>
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title="tulipan"><span class="lemma">tulipan</span></a></td>
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|
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<td><span>This name is used for the species <Hibiscus rosa-sinensis> and <Hibiscus
|
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schizopetalus>, both of the Malvaceae family. These are shrubs that reach a height of 2 meters
|
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and are usually found near houses as decorative plants. The flowers are often sold because they are
|
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culturally significant and come in a variety of colors: white, yellow, orange, red, and different
|
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shades of pink. The very thick, red-colored flowers are known in Spanish as <tulipán relleno>
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or 'stuffed tulip', while the red and yellow flowers are known as <tulipán payaso> or 'clown
|
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tulip'. The species <Hibiscus schizopetalus>, which has red, feathery petals, is known as
|
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<tulipán araña> or 'spider tulip'. The flower with five petals is placed on recent graves and
|
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to mark the place where the body of the deceased was laid during a vigil at his or her home. The
|
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flowers are collected once they have dried out and are used during other moments of the mourning
|
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process. Tulips are also used to decorate the bedroom of a bride when she is determined to have been
|
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a virgin.</span></td>
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<p><span>El tulipán. Con este nombre se denomina a las especies <Hibiscus rosa-sinensis> e
|
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<Hibiscus schizopetalus> de la familia Malvaceae. Se trata de arbustos que alcanzan una
|
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altura de 2 metros. Estos arbustos suelen encontrarse en las casas a lo largo de los cercos
|
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dispuestas como plantas de ornato y sus flores se venden comúnmente pues tienen muchos usos
|
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culturales y presentan una variedad de colores. Las flores pueden ser de color blanco, amarillo,
|
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anaranjado, rosa en distintos matices o rojo. Las flores muy tupidas de color rojo se conocen
|
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como tulipán relleno. Las flores de color rojo y amarillo se le conocen como tulipán payaso. La
|
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especie <Hibiscus schizopetalus> de pétalos rojos con una textura plumada se conoce como
|
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tulipán araña. El tulipán de 5 pétalos se utiliza en las tumbas recientes y para marcar el lugar
|
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donde descansó el cuerpo de un difunto mientras se velaba en su casa. En este caso, las flores
|
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al secarse se recogen y se utilizan en otros momentos del proceso de duelo. Los tulipanes
|
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también se utilizan para decorar la cama de una novia que recién acaba de ser robada cuando se
|
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ha confirmado su virginidad.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga bandaga gadxe gadxe lu risoo bia' ti metru garonda', nuuni la rudiini ti
|
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guie' napa xtale bandagaguie' rabicabeni 'tulipan rellenu', naxiñani. Nuu xtobini la rabicabe
|
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'tulipan payasu' ribeeni ti guie' naxiña' ne naguchi. Ne nuu xtobini la napa gaayusi
|
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bandagaguie'si, nabidxu guidubi ruaa, guie'di' la riguixhecabeni lu ba'yaa ne ora ma nabidxini
|
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la ridopani ne riaapani, ne ribi'ni ra yu'du ora riasa ba'yaa. Ne laaca riquiiñecabeni ora
|
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ruxooñenecabe gunaa, riguixhecabeni lu guidubi ruaa luuna ra nexhe gunaa bixooñe' ne laaca
|
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riguixhecabeni ndaani xigagueta ra nuu balaana'. Nuu binni ruzuhuaacani lu xle' ti gunicani
|
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sicarú lidxi ne laaca rutoocabeni.</span></p>
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<td><span>Wild tulip. Shrub that reaches a height between 4 and 5 meters. It flowers throughout the year
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producing a red-colored flower. Its fruit is green and red and is edible. It is considered to have
|
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medicinal properties for treating tonsilitis. When used for this purpose, the flower is boiled in
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water which is then gargled.</span></td>
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<p><span>El tulipán de campo. Arbusto que alcanza una altura de entre 4 y 5 metros. Su flor es de color
|
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rojo y florece todo el año. Su fruto es de color verde y rojo y es comestible. Se considera que
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tiene propiedades medicinales contra las anginas. Para tratarlas, se hierve la flor y con el
|
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agua se hacen gárgaras.</span></p>
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Cucurbitaceae que crece de manera abundante a la orilla de las carreteras y zonas perturbadas.
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Su flor es amarilla y su fruto es verde.</span></p>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ra riguu baca'nda' yaga.</span></p>
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<p><span>Rabicabeni sicari' purti' rului'ni xhubaana' beenda.</span></p>
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<p><span>Guichaduubi' xti intiisi yaga ni rundiibini guidxilayu</span></p>
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<td><span>Remedy, treatment, or medicine. In the case of plants, this term refers to a specific strategy
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe guirá ni zanda gusianda binni, casi ti guixi, ti bandaga, ti bandadí' o ti
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dxiiña'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Machete. By extension, the leaf of a plant.</span></td>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe machete.</span></p>
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<td><span><Enterolobium cyclocarpum> fruit.</span></td>
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<p><span>Rului'ni ti diaga napaaxhu, nayuga ladini ne nachuga. Nácabe laaca zanda guiquiiñeni casi xabu
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purti' runi bichiiñani.</span></p>
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to at least three species of three different families. The first is
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<Castela erecta> of the Simaroubaceae family, an abundant, thorny shrub with hard leaves,
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orange flowers and red fruit. The second is a tree of the genus <Randia> of the Rubiaceae
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family. It reaches a height of 3 meters and produces a red fruit. The third is a species of the
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genus <Croton> of the Euphorbiaceae family. This is a shrub or robust herb that reaches a
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height of 60 centimeters. Its leaves have small glands at the base. It has green or yellow flowers,
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green fruit, and a transparent exudate. Those familiar with these plants note that dogs often
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urinate at the foot of them. Some say that dogs eat the fruit, perhaps seeking some medical benefit.
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Jiménez Girón says that the fruit is poisonous to dogs. It is also reported that in the past, when
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the flora of La Ventosa was more robust, the cactus known as <bidxi dxiña> (or <biznaga>
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in Spanish, genus <Mammillaria>) was often found at the foot of these plants.</span></td>
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<p><span>El dagamillo. Con este nombre se designan a por lo menos 3 especies de 3 familias distintas.
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<Castela erecta> perteneciente a la familia Simaroubaceae. Se trata de un arbusto
|
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espinoso, abundante, de hojas duras y con espinas en las orillas, flores anaranjadas y
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frutos rojos. Otra especie es un árbol perteneciente al género <Randia> de la familia
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Rubiaceae que alcanza una altura de 3 metros y produce frutos de color rojo. La tercera es una
|
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especie del género <Croton> de la familia Euphorbiaceae. Éstas son hierbas robustas o
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arbustos, que alcanzan una altura de 60 centímetros, sus hojas presentan unas pequeñas glándulas
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en la orilla, sus flores son verdes o amarillas y sus frutos verdes. Presenta un exudado
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transparente. Los conocedores observan que los perros suelen orinar al pie de estas plantas.
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Algunos mencionan que los perros se comen los frutos de estas plantas quizá buscando algún
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beneficio médico. Sin embargo, Eustaquio Jiménez Girón en su <Guía Gráfico-Fonémica para la
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Escritura y Lectura del Zapoteco> indica que los frutos son venenosos para los perros. Los
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conocedores también reportan que anteriormente, y cuando la flora de La Ventosa estaba menos
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alterada, al pie de estas plantas se encontraba generalmente una biznaga (<Mammillaria>)
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llamada <bidxi dxiña> a manera de planta asociada.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga bandaga risoo bia' chonna metru, ribeeni ti guie' naga', pacaa naquichi',
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pacaa nabiguitu. Napani ti xca rului' ti nanchi naxiñá' laa, que ródicabeni. Dxique ná ca
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binnigola rusiandani bi'cu cá yuuba'. Laani zeda gacani casi ti yaga xada, dxi guyuu ca layudi'
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naxhii, xa'nani rindani ti bidxídxiña. Napani niidxi.</span></p>
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<td><span>Name for two vine species of the Hippocrateaceae family. These vines produce a dry fruit composed
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of three parts distributed in a clover shape. The seeds are used in the preparation of a hair rinse
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that women apply to their hair to give it a pleasant fragrance. It is made by grinding the seeds
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together with the bulbs of the <sapandu> herb and adding water to make a pasty substance. The
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flowers bloom during the rainy season, but the seeds are collected during the dry season. Despite
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the name, the fruit of this vine is not believed to prevent or get rid of lice.</span></td>
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<p><span>Con este nombre se reconoce a dos especies de bejucos de la familia Hippocrateaceae. Estos
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bejucos producen un fruto seco, compuesto de tres partes que se disponen en forma de trébol y
|
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cuyas semillas se utilizan en la preparación de un enjuague para el cabello. Para esto, las
|
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<sapandu> y con agua para producir una pasta que se aplica en el cabello de las mujeres y
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que le da un aroma muy agradable. La flor de este bejuco florece en época de lluvias pero la
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este bejuco sirvan para eliminar o repeler a los piojos.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti luba' rindani ra nuu nisa, xpiidxini riuutu ne riu'chaneni sapandu, riguu ca
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gunaani iqueca', ti gusiani, ne gusilanani guichaiqueca'. Laani rieleni lu beeu Santiaagu', xisi
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la ca biidxi xtini ridopa lu xhi gusiba ne napacani chonna biitu. Xcani naga'. Rihuinnini lade
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lade. Nuu ti xcuanabiichidi' rabicabe laa xcuanabiichi dani.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga bandaga risoo bia' ti metru garonda', ribeeni ti guie' naquichi' ne napani ti
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to an herb as well as a vine that are described in relation to the odor
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medicinal properties attributed to them. The roots are commonly crushed and used as decongestant, or
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<Petiveria alliacea> (of the Phytolaccaceae family) and <Fridericia mollissima> (of the
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Bignoniaceae family), or whether the root of the vine known as <luba' be'te> has the same
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properties. Consult the entry for <luba' be'te> for further information.</span></td>
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<p><span>La raíz de zorrillo. Con este nombre se denominan a una hierba y a un bejuco que se describen
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en relación al olor que despiden las raíces y los tallos de las plantas. El olor es desagradable
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para tratar las reumas. Existe desacuerdo entre los conocedores con respecto a que si dichas
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propiedades se presentan exclusivamente en las raíces de <Petiveria alliacea> de la
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familia Phytolaccaceae y <Fridericia mollissima> de la familia de la Bignoniaceae o si
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también se presentan en la raíz del bejuco conocido como <luba' be'te> o flor de zorrillo.
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<p><span>Nacani ti luba' risoo bia' chupalategande centimetru, ribeeni ti guie' nagu duxhu', napani ti
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bichuga naga', nabé rinda' dxaba' xcuni, rigaacheni ne riabani ndaani' nisadxu'ni alcohol,
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ruxhaleni xii binni napa guidxaga, rusiandani yubaique ne guba, cadi tobisini ne luba' be'te, ma
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gadxeni. Zulua'sia' laani nga gudxi ca binnigola betetubi.</span></p>
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<td><span>Adventitious root such as that of the <du'ga'>.</span></td>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ca xcui' ni rindani cue' yaga, casi xti' yaga du'ga'.</span></p>
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<td><span><Chilacayote> root. It is prepared as a sweet dessert.</span></td>
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<p><span>Raíz de la chilacayote. Se prepara en dulce.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nácani ti luba'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Small, fibrous root.</span></td>
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<p><span>Raíz chiquita y fibrosa.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xcú ni má nahuiini' ne má nari'ni'</span></p>
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<td><span>Peel, shell, bark.</span></td>
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<p><span>Pellejo, piel, corteza, cáscara.</span></p>
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<p><span>xhabaladi binni, yaga, cuananaxhi. Xiixa ni nutaagu'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Main root or taproot of a plant.</span></td>
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<p><span>Raíz principal de una planta.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xcú ni má naro'ba' ne má gula.</span></p>
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<td><span>Corn cane root.</span></td>
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<p><span>La raíz de la caña del maíz.</span></p>
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<p><span>Rindani bixhiidi'ni, ti ndaani nuu lu bi, xti ndaani nuu xalayu.</span></p>
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<td><span>Peduncle. Stem of a leaf, flower, or fruit.</span></td>
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<p><span>Pedúnculo, rabillo de una hoja, flor o fruto.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xa'na' guiiña', xaana' ti bandaga, ti guie', ti cuananaxhi.</span></p>
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<td><span>Palm heart. The edible part of a palm.</span></td>
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<p><span>Palmito. La parte comestible de la palma.</span></p>
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to at least two species of abundant herbs belonging to two different
|
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families. The <Portulaca oleracea> has yellow flowers, while the <Trianthema
|
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portulacastrum> has pink flowers. The leaves of the <Portulaca oleracea> are edible, but
|
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they are not usually eaten in this region and are only used as fodder.</span></td>
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<p><span>La verdolaga. Con este nombre se denomina a por lo menos dos especies pertenecientes a dos
|
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familias distintas. Se trata de hierbas abundantes de flores amarillas en el caso de
|
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<Portulaca oleracea> o de color rosa en el caso de <Trianthema portulacastrum>. Las
|
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hojas de <Portulaca oleracea> son comestibles pero en la región no se acostumbra comerlas
|
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<p><span>Laani nga ti guixi xalayu ribee ti guie' naguchi, pacaa naxiñá' te. Napani caadxi bandaga biuxe
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ró binni nuu neza Lula', runinecabeni beela bihui ne bichooxhe ndaba', binni laanu que róni,
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napani sica ti guixi gui'xhi' ni ró mani'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Name used for the species <Caesalpinia coriaria> of the Fabaceae family, a tree that reaches
|
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a height of 5 meters. It has yellowish flowers and green fruit. In the past, the seeds of this tree
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were collected and sold by the sack, perhaps for use as soap, since they produce foam. They were
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<p><span>El cascalote, el jaboncillo. Nombre con el que se designa a la especie <Caesalpinia
|
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coriaria>. Este es un àrbol de la familia Fabaceae que alcanza una altura de 5 metros. Sus
|
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flores son de color amarillento y sus frutos son verdes. Anteriormente las semillas de este
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árbol se recogían y se vendían por talega posiblemente para darles uso como jabón puesto que
|
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producen espuma. Anteriormente, también se utilizaba este àrbol para producir tinta así como
|
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carbón.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga risoo bia' gaayu metru ribeeni ti guie' naguchiga, ne napani ti xca naga'.
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Dxique binni nabé bitopa xpiidxini ne bitooni ndaani guidxi maca dxáni ndaani' ti guixhiapa
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huiini, laani nga gucani xabu, runi bichiiñani. Biquiiñeni lu tinta ne bininecabeni buu.</span>
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<td><span>Name used for three abundant vine species of the Asclepiadaceae family: <Marsdenia> aff.
|
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<propinqua>, <Sarcostemma clausum> and <Suberogerens cyclophylla>. The flowers can
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|
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pointed tip. The vine produces a milky exudate. The name <xhidxi huada'> can be translated as
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'breast of a foreign woman'.</span></td>
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<p><span>Con este nombre se reconocen tres especies de bejucos de la familia Asclepiadaceae:
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<Marsdenia> aff. <propinqua>, <Sarcostemma clausum> y <Suberogerens
|
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cyclophylla>. Se trata de bejucos abundantes de flores blancas, verdosas e incluso morado
|
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obscuras. Sus frutos son verdes. El fruto tiene la forma de un pepino pequeño con punta. Este
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bejuco presenta un exudado lechoso. El nombre de <xhidxi huada'> significa 'seno de mujer
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extranjera'.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti luba' ribee ti guie' naquichi' ne napani ti xca sicaga ti pepino huiini laa,
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iqueni rului' ti xhidxi, nganga runi rabicabeni 'xhidxi huada'', que ródicabeni. Nabé nuuni
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ndaani gui'xhi'. Luba'di' napani tini.</span></p>
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title="xhidxiña"><span class="lemma">xhidxiña</span></a></td>
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to at least two species belonging to two different families. These are
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abundant trees with durable wood that reach a height of 2.5 meters. The flowers of the <Exostema
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caribaeum> of the Rubiaceae family are white but turn brown over time. They have a pollen tube up
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to 2 centimeters long. The fruit of this species is brown and dry. In the case of <Amyris
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jorgemeavei> of the Rutaceae family, the flowers and fruit are smaller. These plants tend to be
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very fragrant when the leaves, stems or flowers are squeezed. In La Ventosa, both species are found
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only in the hilly regions known as El Merodio and El Eustaquio.</span></td>
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<p><span>Con este nombre se denominan a por lo menos dos especies pertenecientes a dos familias
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distintas. Se trata de árboles abundantes de madera resistente que alcanzan una altura de 2
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metros y medio. Las flores de <Exostema caribaeum> de la familia Rubiaceae son blancas, de
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color café al madurar, con un tubo de hasta 2 centímetros de largo y sus frutos son secos y
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cafés. Las flores y los frutos de <Amyris jorgemeavei> de la familia Rutaceae, son más
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pequeños. Esta planta en general es muy fragante al estrujar las hojas, tallos o flores. En el
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territorio de La Ventosa, ambas especies se encuentran sólo en los cerros El Merodio y El
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Eustaquio.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti yaga risoo bia' chupa metru garonda' ribeeni ti guie' naquichi' ne nayu, luni ricá ti
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xca nabidola nayaase', pacaa naga'. Nabé naguidxi yaga xtini. Nuu xti yagani rabicabe laa
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xhidxiñaa yaase'. Nuuni ndaani gui'xhi'.</span></p>
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title="xhtuza niñu"><span class="lemma">xhtuza niñu</span></a></td>
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<td><span>Corn seedlings that were used to decorate the manger of baby Jesus. In La Ventosa, this name is
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also used to refer to at least two species belonging to the genus <Commelina>. These are herbs
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that reach a height of 40 centimeters and produce white, white and yellow, or blue flowers, and
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brown fruit. They are usually found in abundance in cornfields. They are known for their flowers,
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which open very early in the morning and close before the sun has risen. The herbs are considered
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beneficial for removing blemishes from the skin. The dew that accumulates at the base of the leaves
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was once used for treating eye diseases.</span></td>
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<p><span>Brotes de maíz que se utilizaban para adornar el pesebre del Niño Dios. En La Ventosa, este
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nombre también se usa para nombrar a por lo menos dos especies del género <Commelina>. Se
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trata de hierbas que alcanzan una altura de 40 centímetros. Sus flores pueden ser blancas,
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blanco con amarillo o azules. Estas hierbas suelen encontrarse abundantemente en las milpas. Se
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conocen por que sus flores se abren en las mañanas muy temprano y para cuando sale el sol, se
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cierran. Estas hierbas se consideran benéficas para eliminar manchas de la piel. Anteriormente,
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se utilizaba el rocío que se acumula en la base de las hojas para el tratamiento de enfermedades
|
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de los ojos.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti guixi xalayu risoo bia' chupalategande centimetru, cadi gueladi'ni, ribeeni ti
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guie' naquichi', nasia ne naguchi, napani ti xca nayu. Ca guie' xtini riele nuu xcaandaru' ne
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riguunducani ora riree gubidxa, rindanini ndaani ñaa, rusiandani mancha riree ladi binni. Ne
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laaca rabicabe xtuuza niñu cadxi duuza rudxiiba binni ora zeda yuba dxi ganda pascua' guie', ti
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gusuchaahuini ra gale niñu. Ne dxique ca binnirañaa neza lu beeu noviembre ricaaca bia' chupa,
|
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pacaa chonna neza bendayu rusabaca' biní, ti bia'si dxi laní rale niñu rindadicabe gueladi'
|
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guidubi cá zeelu, ruzuhuaacabe lu bidó'.</span></p>
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to at least two species of the genus <Gossypium> of the Malvaceae
|
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family. The first, <Gossypium aridum>, is a tree that reaches a height of 10 meters. Its
|
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flowers come in different shades of pink and purple and its fruit is green with black or red dots.
|
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The second, <Gossypium hirsutum>, is a shrub that reaches a height of 1 or 2 meters. It has
|
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pale yellow flowers that sometimes have a purple splotch.</span></td>
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<p><span>El algodón. Con este nombre se denomina a dos especies del género <Gossypium> de la
|
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familia Malvaceae. La primera, <Gossypium aridum>, es un árbol que alcanza una altura de
|
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10 metros. Sus flores se presentan en tonos de rosa y púrpura y sus frutos son verdes con puntos
|
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negros o rojos. La segunda, <Gossypium hirsutum>, es un arbusto de 1 a 2 metros de altura.
|
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Presenta flores de color amarillo pálido que a veces tienen una mancha morada.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti yaga risoo bia' chii metru ribeeni ti guie' nuu bieque la naxhiñá' te na galahui
|
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nagu, pacaa la naquichi' ne galahui nagu, pacaa la nagu duxhu' ne galahui' nagu, pacaa la nayu
|
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ne naxiñá' te. Luni ricá ti xca naga' né má pipi nayaase'.</span></p>
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title="xiaa tule"><span class="lemma">xiaa tule</span></a></td>
|
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|
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<td><span>Cotton of the tule plant.</span></td>
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<p><span>El algodón del tule.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xiaadi' rireeni lu ti yaga rului' gubagui. Rindanini ra nuu nisa.</span></p>
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title="xiga"><span class="lemma">xiga</span></a></td>
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|
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<td><span>Cup or bowl made from the fruit of the calabash tree.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>Jícara.</span></p>
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<p><span>Runinecabeni bitu xiga.</span></p>
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|
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|
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|
||
|
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<td><span>Long vessel made from a calabash fruit of the same shape.</span></td>
|
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|
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|
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<p><span>Jícara de cuello.</span></p>
|
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|
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|
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<p><span>Laaca rabicabeni xiga ndo'pa'.</span></p>
|
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|
||
|
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<td><span class="vocabulary">s</span></td>
|
||
|
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<td><span>Long, narrow bowl made from calabash fruit and used for serving liquids. Small ones are used for
|
||
|
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serving broths made from iguana, armadillo, rabbit, or chachalaca bird which are cooked in small
|
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|
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pans. Larger ones are used for serving the cornflour drink called <atole> and broths cooked in
|
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|
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large pots such as beef, chicken, or fish broth.</span></td>
|
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|
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|
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<p><span>Jícara alargada y angosta que se emplea para servir líquidos. Las pequeñas se usan para servir
|
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|
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caldo de iguana, armadillo, conejo o chachalaca que se cocinan en bandejas pequeñas. Las más
|
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|
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grandes se usan para servir atole y otros caldos que se cuecen en ollas más grandes como el
|
||
|
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caldo de res, pollo o pescado.</span></p>
|
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<p><span>Runinecabeni ti bitu xiga nahuiini'. Nabéni ne nuuni nahuiini'. Ora nahuiini'ni la?
|
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|
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Rigaanecabeni xnisa guchachi, pacaa ngupi o lexu. Ne ora naro'ba'ni la? Rigaanecabeni nisiaaba',
|
||
|
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pacaa intiisi caldu.</span></p>
|
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|
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|
||
|
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<td><span>Strainer made from the wood of the <morro> tree.</span></td>
|
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|
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|
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<p><span>Coladera de morro.</span></p>
|
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|
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|
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|
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<p><span>Nayu'la'gani ne nádeni, ca gunaa biquiiñecani para gunica' guendaró.</span></p>
|
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|
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|
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|
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<td><span>Spinning top made from <cachimbo> fruit.</span></td>
|
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|
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<p><span>Trompo hecho del fruto del cachimbo.</span></p>
|
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|
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ti xquite xti' xcuidi, runinecabeni ne cuananaxhi xti' bilumbu' ora ma'
|
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|
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nachuga.</span></p>
|
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title="xiga giiru'"><span class="lemma">xiga giiru'</span></a></td>
|
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|
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<td><span>Bowl made from calabash fruit with holes for straining.</span></td>
|
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|
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<p><span>Jícara con hoyos para colar.</span></p>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe xiga bidxadxa.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>Bowl known as a <jicalpextle> that was used for selling tortillas or shopping at the market.
|
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Nowadays its use is mostly decorative.</span></td>
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<p><span>Jicalpextle. Recipiente que se usaba para vender tortilla o para ir de compras al mercado.
|
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Actualmente tiene un uso mayormente decorativo.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti xiga naro'ba' ne nabiaa. Dxique biquiiñecabeni casi ti dxumi ni rinécabe luguiaa. Ca
|
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gunaa rudxiibani ique, pacaa ma' cá ti'xhi'ni. Yanna riquiiñecabeni orasi chi guyaacabe.</span>
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|
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<td><span>Bowl made from a gourd known in Spanish as a <bule>. It is used for carrying water.</span>
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<p><span>El bule. Se usa para llevar agua.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laaca rabicabeni xigabá. Dxique ndaani'ni gudaa ca binni ra ñaa xnisa.</span></p>
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title="xiiñi'"><span class="lemma">xiiñi'</span></a></td>
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|
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<td><span>Seedling or sprout.</span></td>
|
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|
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<p><span>Brote o retoño.</span></p>
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title="xiiñi' biduaa"><span class="lemma">xiiñi' biduaa</span></a></td>
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decorar en las bodas y las regadas.</span></p>
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<p><span>Ti yaga biduaa ni gundani cue' xti' yaga biduaa má naro'ba'. Nuu binni rugani guidubi ne
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xpiduaani ne ruzuhuaani ndaani' yoo lu xandu' ne laaca rusuchahuinecabeni lu carreta dxi riree
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guie'.</span></p>
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forraje y como espacio para anidar para los pájaros en cautiverio.</span></p>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ti yaga rindani ruaa nisa, naqueebe'ni, ngue runi ca manihuiini' runi lidxica'
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ndaani'ni, ne binni ruyaanani xmani'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Pieces of skin such as the exterior of beans or corn kernels. Scales, such as those of a
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<p><span>Pedazos de cáscara como del frijol y del maíz. Escama de pescado o de la piel.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nachugani, casi xti benda, bizaa ne xuba'. Ora rireeni ladi benda la? Ruzaani'ni. Binni laaca
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napa xlaza, ora riruxhi ladi.</span></p>
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<td><span>The part of a palm that is discarded after extracting materials for making objects.</span></td>
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<p><span>Lo que se desecha de la palma después de extraer materiales para la fabricación de
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<p><span>Laaca rabicabeni xpata ziña, pacaa xpenca ziña.</span></p>
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<td><span>Fibers that can be extracted from palm leaves. They can be used to form a ball for scrubbing
|
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dishes.</span></td>
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<p><span>Hebras que se pueden extraer de las hojas de la palma y con las que se puede formar una bola
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que sirve para tallar los trastes.</span></p>
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<p><span>Zanda guireeni lu ziña, runicabeni ti bidola ne riguiibinecabeni traste.</span></p>
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<td><span>Fruit juice.</span></td>
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<p><span>Jugo de fruta.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nisa ni riree ndaani' ti cuananaxhi ora ruxhiicabe, pacaa ora ruutucabeni.</span></p>
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<td><span>Sugar cane water.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>Agua de caña.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nisa ni riree ora ruutucabe nite</span></p>
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|
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|
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<td><span>Jimsonweed. Foul-smelling herb of the Solanaceae family. It produces white flowers with pink or
|
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|
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purple tips and dark green leaves. The plant has numerous uses and many associations with cultural
|
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knowledge. The leaves are used to treat infected spots referred to in Spanish as <nacidos>.
|
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When used for this purpose, the leaves are crushed, fried and placed on the spot. It is also used to
|
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treat body pains. When used for this purpose, it is crushed and soaked in alcohol then rubbed on the
|
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spot. It is hallucinogenic, and it is believed to have been used for evil purposes in witchcraft. It
|
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|
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is believed the flowers should not be permitted in cemeteries.</span></td>
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<p><span>El toloache, el estramonio. Hierba hedionda de la familia Solanaceae, de flores blancas,
|
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|
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rosadas o moradas en la punta. Su hoja es de color verde oscuro. Sus usos así como los
|
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conocimientos culturales asociados con esta planta son numerosos. La hoja se utiliza para sanar
|
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|
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granos infectados conocidos como nacidos. Para esto la hoja se machaca, se fríe y se pone sobre
|
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|
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el nacido. También se utiliza para aliviar dolores de cuerpo. Para esto se machaca y se pone en
|
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|
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alcohol el cuál se usa para sobar. El <xollo> es alucinógeno y se piensa que se puede
|
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|
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utilizar para hacer el mal en prácticas de brujería. Se considera prohibido llevar la flor del
|
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<xollo> a un panteón.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti guixi naroonde, nuuni la rudiini ti guie' quichi' o ti guie' naxiña' te o nagu. Ca
|
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|
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xpandagani nacahui, nuu binni ricaani rucaacheni ne ruchuunini, rixubinu lu guidxuyaa. Pacaa la
|
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ricaacabe ca xpandagani riguucabeni ndaani' alcohol para guendaruzuná', ti gucheecheni lu
|
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yubaladi ne guba. Nácabe guixidi' rucheni ique binni, nganga runi nuu tu runineni dxiiña'
|
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nadxaba'. Ná ca binnigola ca guie' xtini que zandadi' gatacani lu ba'. Ricáni lu xhi
|
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gusiba.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>Main rib.</span></td>
|
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<p><span>La penca.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laaca rabicabeni xpata ziña.</span></p>
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<td><span>The part of a palm that is discarded after extracting materials for making objects.</span></td>
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<p><span>Lo que se desecha de la palma después de extraer materiales para la fabricación de
|
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<p><span>Ni biaana lu ti bia ziña ora ma' bisipiirucabe laa. Laaca rabicabeni penca.</span></p>
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<td><span>Mushroom that has the appearance of cow excrement.</span></td>
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<p><span>Hongo que tiene la apariencia de excremento de vaca.</span></p>
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<p><span>Ti beni, rului'ni xqui' yuze.</span></p>
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<td><span>Acacia. Tree of the legume family that produces a yellow, very fragrant flower.</span></td>
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<p><span>La Acacia. Árbol de la familia de las leguminosas, que produce una flor amarilla muy
|
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aromática.</span></p>
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<p><span>Yagadi' risooni. Rudiini ti guie' naquichiga, lade ca bandagaguguiie' xtini ribeeni caadxi
|
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luxu, nabé rinda' naxhini huaxhinni. Laaca rabicabeni guichahuela.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>Shrub with a height of one meter that grows along rivers. It has an elongated inflorescence made
|
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up of yellow flowers.</span></td>
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<p><span>Arbusto de un metro de alto que crece a lo largo de los ríos y cuya inflorescencia es alargada
|
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y de flores amarillas.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti yaga huiini', risooni bia' ti metru. Rindanini lu guidubi ruaa guiigu'. Ribeeni ti
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guie' naguchi ni rindani be'za'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Fungus or mushroom. Toxic mushrooms that grow at ground level. They are considered to grow in
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places where horses have urinated.</span></td>
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<p><span>El hongo o la seta. Hongos venenosos que crecen al ras del suelo. Se considera que del orín del
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caballo salen estos hongos.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacacani be, rindanicani ra nuu gupa o ra nexhe' yaga yaabi'. Qué ródicabeni, naduxhuni. Nacabe
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rindanini ra rinesa mani'.</span></p>
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<p><span>guixi ni riree ladi bizaa.</span></p>
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<td><span>Skin of an onion.</span></td>
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<p><span>Cáscara de la cebolla.</span></p>
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<p><span>Guixi ni riree ladi ceboya.</span></p>
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<td><span>Name for <Wigandia urens>, a tree that reaches a height of 5 meters. The flower is a pale
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lilac color and the fruit is small, dry, and covered in tiny hairs (pubescence). It is called
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<xtaa biiu'> (lit. 'flea sleeping mat') because of the tendency for its leaves to attract
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fleas. When an animal has fleas, it is brought near the tree, or the leaves are brought to it, so
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that the plant attracts the fleas away from the animal.</span></td>
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<p><span>Con este nombre se conoce a <Wigandia urens>. Árbol que alcanza una altura de 5 metros.
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Su flor es color lila claro y su fruto es seco y pequeño, cubierto de muchos pelos
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(pubescencia). Se le conoce porque las hojas atraen a las pulgas, de ahí su nombre que significa
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literalmente 'el petate de las pulgas'. La práctica en caso de tener pulgas es de poner una hoja
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cerca de donde hay animales o acercar a los animales a la hoja para que ésta atraiga a las
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pulgas.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti yaga risoo bia' gaayu' metru, ribeeni ti guie' nagu, luni ricá ti xca naga' nayu.
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Ca xpandagani napa sica xiixa naroonde ne zandaca napani xiixa naquii biiu. Ora nuu biuu ra
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lidxi binni la, riguixhecabeni gaxha ra nuucame, laacame ridxiñacame lu bandagadi',
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riguiidicame, zaca rusiá binni ra lidxi.</span></p>
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<td><span>One of two aquatic plants of cultural significance, the other being the <mudubina>. Both
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plants produce a white flower. The <xtaga be'ñe> flowers during the day and gives off a modest
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aroma, while the <mudubina> flowers at night and gives off a pleasant, much stronger aroma.
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Legend has it that these plants used to grow in the ground rather than in water. Then, one day, the
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<xtaga be'ñe> saw the <mudubina> and fell in love with her, but his love was unrequited.
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When the <mudubina> finally fell for the <xtaga be'ñe>, he was dying. Upon seeing that
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her love was dying, the <mudubina> began to cry, and she cried so much that a lake began to
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form around her. From that moment on, both became aquatic plants. The two plants continue to live
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near each other, but they can never see each other because one flowers during the day and the other
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flowers at night. The stem of the <xtaga be'ñe> can be removed and used to make
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necklaces.</span></td>
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<p><span>El nenúfar, la flor de la laguna. Hay dos plantas acuáticas de relevancia cultural. En ambos
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casos, la flor es blanca. La <xtaga be'ñe> corresponde a la especie <Nymphaea ampla>
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que florece de día y su aroma es modesto, a diferencia de la <mudubina> que florece de
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noche y cuyo aroma es mucho más fuerte y apreciado. Se cuenta que un día, <xtaga be'ñe>
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vio a <mudubina> y se enamoró de ella pero ella no le quiso corresponder. Cuando
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finalmente <mudubina> estuvo dispuesta a aceptar las propuestas de <xtaga be'ñe>,
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ésta estaba ya muriendo. En esa época, las dos plantas crecían sobre la tierra. Al ver
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<mudubina> que <xtaga be'ñe> moría, comenzó a llorar y tanto lloró, que creó una
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laguna a su alrededor. De ahí que se hicieron acuáticas estas dos plantas. Las dos plantas viven
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cerca una de otra pero tienen la desgracia de que no se pueden ver entre ellas pues una florece
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de día y otra florece de noche. A la <xtaga be'ñe> se le puede remover el tallo para
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usarla en la elaboración de collares.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti luba' nisa. Nuu chupani, guiropacani rudiicani ti guie' naquichi' rinda' naxhi,
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xisi la ni riele siadó ca rabicabe laa xtagabe'ñe, ndi' que rinda'pe' ne xtobini la riele
|
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huaxhinni, ndi' lá mudubina ne nabé rinda' naxhini. Ná ca binnigola dxique cadi ndaani' nisadi'
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nuucani, guzacani layu, ti dxi xtagabe'ñe biiyabe mudubina lu ti xilate ne guyuula'dxibe laa,
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bidxeelacabe laa, xisi mudubina que nuzuguendaga. Dxi mudubina bixhale ladxidó gannaxhii
|
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xtagabe'ñe la, mapeca guti ndi. Biina xhaata mudubina, runi xpa'du ne nisaruunaque guca gu'ca ti
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gue'la ra biaanacani. Yanna tobisi nisa ra rindanicani, huaxa que randadi'
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guidxagalucani.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>This name is used to refer to at least 3 species of the genus <Cleome> belonging to the
|
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Capparaceae family as well as the species <Senna uniflora> of the Fabaceae family. These are
|
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herbs that reach a height between 50 centimeters and 1 meter. The flowers may be yellow, white and
|
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purple, or green, depending on the species, and the fruit is green. They can be thorny and, due to
|
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their structure, may look like small shrubs. They are believed to have medicinal properties to
|
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relieve pain. When used for this purpose, they are ground and then applied to the painful area,
|
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either dry or soaked in alcohol. They may be fatal to pigs if swallowed. It is believed they were
|
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|
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once abundant in the rainy season, but experts note that they are currently becoming more
|
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scarce.</span></td>
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<p><span>Con este nombre se designa a por lo menos 3 especies del género <Cleome> pertenecientes a
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la familia Capparaceae así como a la especie <Senna uniflora> de la familia Fabaceae. Son
|
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hierbas que alcanzan una altura entre 50 centímetros y un metro. Las flores de estas hierbas
|
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pueden ser amarillas, blancas con morado o verdes según la especie y maduración, y los frutos
|
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son verdes. Estas hierbas pueden ser espinosas y por su arquitectura llegan a parecer pequeños
|
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arbustos. A estas hierbas se les atribuyen propiedades medicinales para aliviar el dolor. Como
|
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tratamiento, se muele y se aplica sobre el área adolorida ya sea remojada en alcohol o sin éste.
|
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Se advierte que estas hierbas pueden causarle la muerte a los marranos si las ingieren. Se
|
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considera que estas hierbas eran abundantes durante la época de lluvias y los conocedores
|
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observan que actualmente escasean.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti guixi bandaga nachucu risoo bia' chupalategande centimetru napani guiichi nabiuxe,
|
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rudiini ti guie' naguchi, pacaa naquichi' ne napani ti xca naga'. Riquiiñecabeni ora napacabe
|
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yuuba', ruutucabeni ne riguucabeni ndaani' nisadxu'ni alcohol, oracaru' riguixhecabeni ra
|
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cayuuba' ladi binni. Dxique nabé guyuuni, má lu xhi nisaguie, pa gueda tó bihuini rati.</span>
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<td><span>Herb known in Spanish as <pápalo>.</span></td>
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<p><span>El pápalo.</span></p>
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<p><span>Ricani lu ti yaga, qué risoopeni. Ca bandaga xtini nabiaagaca'. Rinda' dxabani.</span></p>
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|
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<td><span>Scouring pad made from a woody vine.</span></td>
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<p><span>Estropajo que viene de un bejuco.</span></p>
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<p><span>Rireeni ndaani' ti bichuga ni rului' pepinu. Luba'ni.</span></p>
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<td><span>Corn, maize.</span></td>
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<td><span>Corn that is cooked once with calcium hydroxide, washed, and then cooked again without calcium
|
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hydroxide. This method is used for making the drink known as <pozol>.</span></td>
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<p><span>Maíz que se cuece una vez con cal, se lava y se vuelve a cocer pero esta vez sin cal. Se
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<p><span>Xuba'di' runinecabeni cuba re' binni. Nabé naquichini, purti' rugaaguicabeni chupa bieque:
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tobi, raguineni guiuu. Biropa, ra'guini ma' ne nisasi.</span></p>
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<p><span>Maíz seco que se muele sin cal y en molino de mano.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xuba ni riuutu sin guidaa nisa ique.</span></p>
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<td><span>Yellow corn when it is perfectly ripe. It is used to prepare a somewhat sweet tortilla known as
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<p><span>Maíz amarillo cuando está sazón y se utiliza para preparar una tortilla un tanto dulce conocida
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como <geta xuba' cubi>.</span></p>
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<p><span>Sicari' rabicabe ti gueta ni gucane xuba' huayachi. Nuu binni qué riula'dxi'ni purti'
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nanaxhigani ne napani ti xho'.</span></p>
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<p><span>dé ni riree ndaani' niza purti' gudó bichucu ca guie xuba' xtini.</span></p>
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title="xuba' guchi"><span class="lemma">xuba' guchi</span></a></td>
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<p><span>Maíz amarillo.</span></p>
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<p><span>xuba' ni riree naguchi.</span></p>
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title="xuba' huayachi"><span class="lemma">xuba' huayachi</span></a></td>
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<p><span>Maíz amarillo cuando está sazón y se utiliza para preparar una tortilla un tanto dulce conocida
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como <geta xuba' cubi>.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xuba' ni ca'ru' gala chaahui', riquiiñecabeni para gunicabe gueta xuba cubi.</span></p>
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<p><span>Maíz morado. Es comestible y se puede preparar en tortilla pero más comúnmente se cuelga en la
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entrada de las casas a manera de amuleto.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xuba' nagu, malasi rireeni lade zee, pacaa lade niza. Qué ródicabeni, randani ruaa yoo para
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gusuchaahuini.</span></p>
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<td><span>Corn cooked without calcium hydroxide as part of the preparation of the cornflour drink known as
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<p><span>Xuba' yaagui' qué nidaa guiuu ique, runinecabeni nisiaaba'.</span></p>
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<td><span>Corn smut known as <huitlacoche>. People say that the moon sometimes arrives and eats part
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of the corn and that causes it to become atrophied. Unlike in other regions, <huitlacoche> is
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not eaten by people in this area. However, it is used as pig fodder.</span></td>
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<p><span>Huitlacoche. Se considera que la luna se puede llegar a comer parte del maíz y por eso sale el
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maíz atrofiado. A diferencia de otras regiones, el huitlacoche no se come sino que se usa como
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forraje para los marrano.</span></p>
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róni, riláni lu bihui.</span></p>
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<td><span>Corn cooked with calcium hydroxide. It is washed and then taken to a mill to make
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<p><span>Maíz que se cuece con cal, se lava y se lleva al molino para hacer tortilla.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xubadi' riarineni guiuu, ria'rini ne riuutuni, racani cuba, ridaapani ne racani gueta.</span>
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<td><span>White corn.</span></td>
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<p><span>Maíz blanco.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nuuni nahuiini' ne naroba'. Nahuiini'ca nga ni ricá neza lu Yube, lu didxaxtia rabicabeni,
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zapalote.</span></p>
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title="xuba' rooba'"><span class="lemma">xuba' rooba'</span></a></td>
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<td><span>Name for an herb or shrub of the genus <Lantana> of the Verbenaceae family, an abundant
|
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plant that reaches a height of 1 meter. It has white flowers and round, white fruits distributed in
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groups in a way that resembles a corncob. <Xuba'> means 'corn, maize', hence the name of this
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<p><span>Con este nombre se conoce a una hierba o arbusto del género <Lantana> de la familia
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Verbenaceae. Hierba o arbusto bajo, abundante que alcanza una altura de un metro. Tanto sus
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flores como sus frutos son de color blanco. Los frutos redondos, se disponen agrupados de manera
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que se asemejan a una mazorca. <Xuba'> significa 'maíz', de ahí el nombre de esta
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planta.</span></p>
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<p><span>Nacani ti guixi bandaga risoo bia' ti metru, ribeeni ti guie' naquichi' casica xcani, laaca
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naquichi', nabidola, rului'ga ti zee laa, nganga runi rabicabeni 'guie' xhuuba' rooba'.</span>
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<td><span>Name used to refer to two species of the Verbenaceae family. These are abundant shrubs that reach
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a height of 60 centimeters. They have white flowers and lilac-colored fruit. In the case of
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<Lanta canescens>, the fruits are visible to the eye, while those of <Lippia graveolens>
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|
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anise.</span></td>
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<p><span>Con este nombre se designa a dos especies de la familia Verbenaceae. Arbustos abundantes que
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alcanzan una altura de 60 centímetros. Sus flores son blancas y sus frutos son de color lila y
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visibles a simple vista en el caso de <Lanta canescens>, mientras que los de <Lippia
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graveolens> son pequeños y permanecen ocultos en el fondo de la flor. Esta ultima planta
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despide un aroma a anís.</span></p>
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<p><span>Laani nga ti guixi bandaga rigaa ndaani' gui'xhi', reeda guisooni bia' chonnalategande
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centimetru, ribeeni ti guie' naquichi' ne rudiini ti xca nagu, rinda'ni anís.</span></p>
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<td><span>Purple corn. It is edible and can be used to make tortillas but more commonly it is hung near the
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entrance of a house as a type of amulet.</span></td>
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<p><span>Maíz morado. Es comestible y se puede preparar en tortilla pero más comúnmente se cuelga en la
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entrada de las casas a manera de amuleto.</span></p>
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<p><span>Xuba' naxiñá'gani. Nuu tu róni; ca binnizá nabeza lu Yube qué ródini, rugaandani ruaa lidxi
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casi xiixa ni sicarú.</span></p>
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