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2 childbirth
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3 childbirth
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4 childbirth
noun (the act of giving birth to a child: She died in childbirth.) accouchement -
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6 natural childbirth
noun accouchement m sans douleur -
7 travail
1 noun(b) (in childbirth) douleurs fpl de l'enfantement, travail m(b) (in childbirth) être en travail ou en couches(hardship) vicissitudes fpl -
8 MACPALLI
mâcpalli:1.\MACPALLI paume.Launey Introd 164.Egalement l'avant-bras mais aussi la main.Esp., palma de la mano. Molina II 51r.'Palma de la mano' quiere decir en algunos casos simplemente 'mano'.A.Lopez Austin ECN10,151 n.12.Cf. le vocabulaire Sah10,116." ozomahtli îmâcpal ", la main du singe - the monkey's hand. Sah5,190." ce tlacatl conquechpanoa, conquechpanoltia in îmâcpal mocihuaquetzqui ", one person carried and bore the forearm of the woman who had died in childbirth, on his shoulder. Sah4,103. SIS 1950,293 précise: flache hohle Hand; die am Unterarm hängende Leichenhand, mit der nächtliche Räuber die Menschen lähmen." in tilmahtli in tlapachîuhtoc (...) tlahcuilolli tzontecomatl mâcpalli quetztepolli, omicihcuilli tlaniztli mâtzôtzopâztli xocpalli inic tlahcuilôlli catca. auh inin tilmahtli motocayôtiâya tlacuahcualloh ". Sah 1927,102." iuhquinma zoquipan oncalac in îmâcpal ", ses paumes pénétrèrent comme dans de la boue. Légende de Quetzalcoatl. Sah3,35." niman quimâhuitecqueh in tlatzotzona huâlcocotôn ômextin in îmâcpal ", then they srruck the drummer's arms; they severed both his hands. Sah19,55." cencah pahpatlâhuac in îxocpal: ixquich in tomâcpal ", ses pattes sont très larges, ellesont la taille de nos mains. Décrit l'ahinga noir, oiseau qui a les pattes palmées. Sah11,31.2.\MACPALLI gand.Angl., glove.Cf. Sah2,157.3.\MACPALLI bracelet porté à l'avant bras.4.\MACPALLI Cf. xiuhmâcpalli. -
9 MOCIHUAQUETZQUI
mocihuâquetzqui, plur. mocihuâquetzqueh.Femme vaillante.Titre porté par la femme morte en couches.Allem., im Kindbett gestorbene Frau. SIS 1950,300." cê tlâcatl conquechpanoa, conquechpanôltia in îmâcpal mocihuâquetzqui ", une personne porte, transporte sur l'épaule l'avant-bras d'une femme morte en couche - one person carried and bore the forearm of the woman who had died in childbirth, on his shoulder. Sah4,103." auh inin mocihuâquetzqui, mâcihui in tlachoctia tlatlaôcoltia in îpampa ic miqui îihtitzin ", et bien que cette mocihuâquetzqui soit cause de pleurs et de lamentations, parce qu'elle est morte en couches. Launey II 148.Cette superstition est évoquée dans Sah1,71-72.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > MOCIHUAQUETZQUI
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10 QUECHPANOA
quechpanoa > quechpanoh.*\QUECHPANOA v.t. tla-., porter sur les épaules qqch.Esp., lleuar algo en los hombros (M I 79v.)." cê tlâcatl conquechpanoa, conquechpanôltia in îmâcpal mocihuâquetzqui ", une personne porte, transporte sur l'épaule l'avant-bras d'une femme morte en couche - one person carried and bore the forearm of the woman who had died in childbirth, on his shoulder. Sah4,103." in cuâchpanitl quiquechpanoa ", il porte la bannière sur l'épaule - one who bore the standart upon his shoulders. Sah12,39." ce cuacuîlli conquechpanoa ayauhchicahuaztli ", un vieux prêtre porte sur l'épaule un bâton à sonnailless Sah2,85 (aiauhchicaoâztli)." ce tlâcatl quiquechpanoa in ayohchicahuaztli ", un homme porte sur l'épaule le bâton à sonailles. Sah2,105 (aiochicaoaztli)." ce tlâcatl cuâcuîlli têyacantiuh, quiquechpanohtiuh âyôchicâhuaztli no îtôcâ nâhualcuahuitl ", un homme, un vieux prêtre guide les autres, il porte sur l'épaule un bâton à sonnailles aussi appelé bâton de magicien. Sah 1927,117 = Sah2,81 (aiochichicaoaztli)." quiquechpanoah quiquehquechpanohtihuîtzeh in tepoztlahuitôlli ", ils portent sur l'épaule, ils viennent portant chacun l'arbalète sur l'épaule. Sah12,40.*\QUECHPANOA v.t. tê-., porter quelqu'un sur ses épaules.Esp., lleuar a otro encima de los hombros (M)." quinquechpanohtihuih ", ils vont en les portant sur leurs épaules. Sah2,85.Note: le Diccionario náhuatl de los municipios de Mecayapan y Tatahuicapan de Juárez, Veracruz donne: quechpanohua, v.t., cargar (en el hombro).Form: sur panoa, morph.incorp. quech-tli. -
11 QUECHPANOLTIA
quechpanôltia > quechpanôltih.*\QUECHPANOLTIA v.bitrans. motla-., transporter quelque chose sur l'épaule." cê tlâcatl conquechpanoa, conquechpanôltia in îmâcpal mocihuâquetzqui ", une personne porte, transporte sur l'épaule l'avant-bras d'une femme morte en couche - one person carried and bore the forearm of the woman who had died in childbirth, on his shoulder. Sah4,103.Form: sur quechpanoa. -
12 TEPILLALILIANI
têpillâliliâni. éventuel sur pillâlilia.Celle qui administre des sédatifs lors de l'accouchement." têpillâliliânih ", those who administered sedatives at childbirth.Leur dévotion particulière à Teteo Innan. Sah1,70.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > TEPILLALILIANI
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13 bear down
1) gen appuyer (fort) (on sur)2) ( approach)to bear down on — se ruer sur [person, group]
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14 birth
birth [bɜ:θ]1. noun2. compounds* * *[bɜːθ]noun gen, lit, fig naissance f (of de); Medicine ( process of giving birth) accouchement mto give birth to — [woman] accoucher de; [animal] mettre bas
of French birth — né/née français/-e
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15 Labour
1. nouna. ( = hard work) travail m• this biography is clearly a labour of love il est évident que cette biographie a été écrite avec amourb. ( = workers) main-d'œuvre f• Minister/Ministry of Labourc. ( = political party) Labour le parti travaillisted. (in childbirth) travail m2. adjective• Labour [leader, party] travailliste• to labour under the misapprehension that... s'imaginer que...5. compounds[dispute, trouble] ouvrier━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━La fête du Travail aux États-Unis et au Canada est fixée au premier lundi de septembre. Instituée par le Congrès en 1894 après avoir été réclamée par les mouvements ouvriers pendant douze ans, elle a perdu une grande partie de son caractère politique pour devenir un jour férié assez ordinaire et l'occasion de partir pour un long week-end avant la rentrée des classes.* * *['leɪbə(r)] 1.proper noun GB (+ v pl) le parti travailliste2.adjective GB [supporter, view, manifesto] du parti travailliste; [MP, vote] travailliste -
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1. nouna. ( = hard work) travail m• this biography is clearly a labour of love il est évident que cette biographie a été écrite avec amourb. ( = workers) main-d'œuvre f• Minister/Ministry of Labourc. ( = political party) Labour le parti travaillisted. (in childbirth) travail m2. adjective• Labour [leader, party] travailliste• to labour under the misapprehension that... s'imaginer que...5. compounds[dispute, trouble] ouvrier━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━La fête du Travail aux États-Unis et au Canada est fixée au premier lundi de septembre. Instituée par le Congrès en 1894 après avoir été réclamée par les mouvements ouvriers pendant douze ans, elle a perdu une grande partie de son caractère politique pour devenir un jour férié assez ordinaire et l'occasion de partir pour un long week-end avant la rentrée des classes.* * *1.GB, labor US ['leɪbə(r)] noun3) Medicine accouchement m2.to go into ou begin labour — commencer à avoir des contractions
noun modifier Industry [ costs] de la main-d'œuvre; [ dispute, relations] ouvriers-patronat inv; [ market] du travail; [ shortage] de main-d'œuvre; [ leader] syndical3.1) (work, try hard) travailler (dur) (at à; on sur; to do pour faire)2) ( have difficulties) peiner ( to do à faire)to labour up — monter avec peine or péniblement
to be labouring under the illusion ou misapprehension that — s'imaginer que
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17 natural
natural [ˈnæt∫rəl]1. adjectivea. ( = normal) naturelb. ( = of or from nature) naturelc. ( = inborn) innéd. ( = unaffected) [person, manner] naturelf. ( = biological) [parents, child] biologique2. noun3. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ The French word naturel ends in -el instead of -al.* * *['nætʃrəl] 1.1) (colloq) ( person)2.as an actress, she's a natural — c'est une actrice née
1) naturel/-elle, normal2) ( innate) [gift, emotion, trait] inné; [artist, professional] né; [affinity] naturel/-elle3) ( unaffected) simple, naturel/-elle4) Music naturel/-elle -
18 child
plural - children; noun1) (a young human being of either sex.) enfant2) (a son or daughter: Her youngest child is five years old.) enfant•- childish - childishly - childishness - childless - childlike - childbirth - child's play -
19 labour
['leibə] 1. noun1) (hard work: The building of the cathedral involved considerable labour over two centuries; People engaged in manual labour are often badly paid.) travail2) (workmen on a job: The firm is having difficulty hiring labour.) main-d'oeuvre3) ((in a pregnant woman etc) the process of childbirth: She was in labour for several hours before the baby was born.) (en) travail4) (used (with capital) as a name for the Socialist party in the United Kingdom.) travailliste2. verb1) (to be employed to do hard and unskilled work: He spends the summer labouring on a building site.) travailler2) (to move or work etc slowly or with difficulty: They laboured through the deep undergrowth in the jungle; the car engine labours a bit on steep hills.) peiner•- laboriously - laboriousness - labourer - labour court - labour dispute - labour-saving -
20 painless
adjective (without pain: painless childbirth.) indolore
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