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[Torture] écorcher vifEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to flay alive
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xîpêhua > xîpêuh.*\XIPEHUA v.t., écorcher, peler.Esp., desollar, o descortezar, o mondar habas, etc. (M).Angl., to flay s.th., to skin s.th., to peel s.th.; to bark s.th. (a tree), to strip a hark off s.th., to hull s.th. (e.g. fruit). R.Andrews Introd 484. (qui transcrit " xîpehua ").to flay, skin, peel something (K qui transcrit " xîpêhua ")" in ihcuâc quixîpêhuah ", quand ils l'écorchent - when they had flayed him. Sah9,69." in îmetz niman nô iciuhcâ quixîpêuhtihuetzih ", ils arrachent alors aussi, rapidement, la peau de sa cuisse - von dem Schenkel zogen sie ebenfalls schnell die Haut ab. Sah 1927,175 = Sah2,120 (qujxipeuhtivetzi)." tlaxîpêhua ", il dépouille les épis - he shucks the ears.Est dit du cultivateur. Sah10,41." nitlaxîpêhua ", je dépouille (les épis) - I husk it.IL s'agit de l'épi de maïs, cintli. Sah11,279." nicxîpêhua ", je la pèle - I peel it.IL s'agit de la figue de barbarie, nôchtli. Sah11,123." nicxîpêhua ", je les pèle - las pelo. Il s'agit des figues de barbarie nôchtli.Cod Flor XI 196r = ECN11,79 = Acad Hist MS 214r." in ihcuâc ôommic niman quixîpêhua ", quand elle est morte ils l'écorchent.Est dit de l'incarnation de Chicôme Côâtl. Sah2,186." in ihcuâc ôommic âtlân tonân niman ye ic quixîpêhua auh in ihcuâc ôconxîpêuhqueh niman in tlenamacac commaquiâya in îehuayo ", quand Atlan Tonan est morte aussi töt ils l'écorchént et quand ils l'on écorchée le prêtre du feu revêtait sa peau. Sah2,191.*\XIPEHUA v.inanimé, être dénudé." xîpêhua ", elles sont dédudées - they are bare.Est dit des cordes vocales. Sah10,108.*\XIPEHUA v.réfl. à sens passif. " moxîpêhua ", on l'écorce - se descorteza.Est dit de la plante cuauhtepoztli.Cod Flor XI 213v = ECN11,66 = Acad Hist MS 203r = Sah11,109.
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flay — [ fleı ] verb transitive 1. ) to hit or whip a person or animal severely, so that the skin is broken a ) to remove the outer layer of something, usually the skin of an animal 2. ) to criticize someone or something in a very severe or cruel way … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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