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1 ELPAN
êlpan, locatif sur êlli.Sur la poitrine, dans l'estomac, zone pectorale.Noter les graphies iyelchiquiuh et iyêlpanSchultze-Iena 1950,270 donne le substantif êlpantli - BrustDe même Grasserie 1903,141 estomac, poitrine.On trouve aussi cette forme avec le suffixe absolu dans Sah10,118.* à la forme possédée." têlpan ", à la poitrine.Est dit de l'embonpoint. Sah10,129." îêlpan ", sur sa poitrine - about its breast. Sah11, 19.Est dit de l'embonpoint. Sah10,129." in ihcuâc îelpan îyôllohpan quitlâlilia âtl in tîcitl in piltôntli ", quand la sage-femme place de l'eau sur la poitrine, sur le cœur de l'enfant. Sah6,205 (ijelpan)." ahzo îmicpac ahzo încuitlapan ahzo îmêlpan in quimotlâxiliah ", ils s'en donnent des coups soit sur la tête, soit sur le dos, soit sur la poitrine. Sah2,157." quinpahxotlah îmêlpan, îmelchiquippan îhuân nenecoc îmâcôlpan îhuân îmmâtzotzopazpan ", ils les incisent sur le devant, sur la poitrine et de chaque côté sur les épaules et sur les avant bras - they cut the skin on their stomachs, on their breasts, and on both sides of each on their upper arms and on their forearms. Sah2,76-77." 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 îêlpan in icuitlapan cemiztac ", sa poitrine, son dos sont tout blancs. Sah11,29.Décrit le pélican." in îêlpan tlîlcuicuiltic, ocelôcuicuiltic, ocelôcuicuiliuhqui ", sa poitrine est tachetée de noir, tachetée comme un jaguar, ocellée comme un jaguar - its belly is spotted with black, marked like an ocelot, blotched like an ocelot. Est dit de l'ocôtôchtli. Sah11,8." ic conêltehtequi in iêlpan ontlecuauhtlâxôc ", le feu nouveau s'allume dans la poitrine (de la victime) que (le prêtre) incise - then (the priests) slashed open (the captive's) breast. In his breast (cavity) the new fire was drawn. Sah7,28." inic tlaczatinemi in îêlpan ", elle se déplace vite sur son ventre. Est dit de la tortue, âyôtl. Sah11,60." îêlchiquiuh quicocoa, in aocmo huellacua, in za îêlpan xocoya in quicua ", sa poitrine lui fait mal, il ne peut plus manger, ce qu'il mange aigrit dans son estomac.Cod Flor XI 156v = ECN9,172 = Sah11,164." in âquin totonqui îhuân itztiliztli quinâmiqui inic cuahcuauhti in têlpan in ihtic totlalhuayo ", celui qui prend de la fièvre et des frissons de sorte que ça se raidit dans la poitrine et dans les nerfs - one who encounters fever and chills, so that there is pain in the sides, in the chest, in the nerves. Sah11,175." in îelpan îhuân îquechtlân cencah tlatlâuhqui iuhquin tlexôchtli ", sa poitrine et son cou sont très rouges comme de la braise. Décrit le serpent tetzauhcôâtl. Sah11,81.
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