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1 feathering
feathering ['feðərɪŋ](a) (of birds) plumage m(b) (of arrow) empennage m(c) (in rowing) nage f plate -
2 feathering
amincissement m, fini des joints m, lobe d’un arc m, rattrapage mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > feathering
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3 CUAUHXICALLI
A.\CUAUHXICALLI cuauhxîcalli: plateau, vase en bois.Angl., a xicalli made of wood, a gourd-shaped vessel made of wood. R.Andrews Introd 433.Form: sur xîcalli, morph.incorp. cuahu-(i)-tl.B.\CUAUHXICALLI cuâuhxîcalli: récipient à offrande dans lequel on présentait au soleil le coeur des victimes immolées en sacrifice.Lorsque la victime est une femme, le récipient s'appelle " châlchiuhxîcalli ".Christian Duverger. L'esprit du jeu chez les Aztèques 1978,135.Apparaît dans une énumérations des édifices et édicules qui dépendaient d'un temple mexicain. Prim.Mem. f. 268v (quauhxîcalli).Anne Marie Wohrer I 129 renvoie à Alvarado Tezozomoc 615,622 et à Durán I 98, II 174 et à Pl. A44.Angl., the eagle vessel." commana in oncân motênêhua cuâuhxîcalli ", il les étend sur ce qu'on appelle la coupe de l'Aigle. Il s'agit des papiers cérémoniels, teteuhpohualli. Sah2,147." in îmâc maniz in cuâuhxîcalli, in cuâppiyaztli, in tlapotonîlli ", dans sa main se trouve le récipient de l'Aigle, le tube de l'Aigle, l'emplâtre de plumes - in their hands will rest the eagle vessel, the reed tube, the ritual feathering. Sah6,14." in îmmâc mani in cuâuhxîcalli in cuâuhpiyaztli ", dans leur main se trouve le récipient de l'Aigle et le tube de l'Aigle. Est dit de ceux qui ont été formés au calmecac. Sah6,214.Pour cette expression voir cuappiyaztli." îxpan quihquîxtia in cuâuhxîcalli ", il passe devant le récipient de l'Aigle. Sah2,148.Form: sur xîcalli, morph.incorp. cuâuh-tli. -
4 METZPAN
metzpan, locatif sur metztli.A la cuisse.* à la forme possédée." tometzpan ", sur nos cuisses, sur les cuisses.Est dit de l'embonpoint. Sah10,129." îmmetzpan tlatlamiya in înnepotônîl ", leur plumage engoudronné atteint leurs cuisses - their pasted feathering reached to their thighs. Sah9,88." îteôxicol in conaquiaya îmetzpan tlami ", sa jaquette divine qu'il met atteint ses cuisses - his godly jacket, which he put on, ended to their thighs.Décrit la parure de celui qu'on destine au sacrifice. Sah9,60." in tlamacazqueh quizohzôyah huîtztica in înacazco, in îâcolpan, in îêlpan, in îmetzpan ", les prêtres le piquent avec une pointe d'agave aux oreilles, aux épaules, à la poitrine, aux cuisses. Sah2,149." in zan tepitôn quihtlacoa quizohzoh in înacazco in îyomohtlan in îmetzpan huîtztica ahnôzo omitica ", s'il ne pèche que légèrement ils lui tire du sang des oreilles, des flancs (ou) des cuisses avec une pointe d'agave ou un os (taillé en pointe). Sanction infligée au calmecac. Sah3,66 (imetzpa)." ônometzpan nimitztlahtlâlihticatca ", je te plaçais sur ma cuisse. La mère rappelle à la fille sa petite enfance. Sah6,100 (onometzpan). -
5 feather one's (own) nest
(to gain money for oneself or to make oneself rich while serving others in a position of trust: All the time he has been a member of that committee he has been feathering his own nest.) faire sa pelote -
6 feather one's (own) nest
(to gain money for oneself or to make oneself rich while serving others in a position of trust: All the time he has been a member of that committee he has been feathering his own nest.) faire sa pelote
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