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1 AHHUIXPAHTIC
ahhuixpahtic:Très agréable (est dit d'un goût ou d'un parfum).Angl., very pleasing, exceedingly pleasing. R.Joe Campbell 1997.Est dit de gateaux au graines de courges. Sah10,68 (auixpâtic).des graines de la courge, tzilacâyohitli. Sah11,288." ahhuixtic, ahhuixpahtic ", c'est agréable, très agréable - it is pleasing, very pleasing. Sah11,136." huêlic, huel tzopahtic, huel pahtic, huêltic, ahhuiyac, ahhuixtic, ahhuixpahtic, ahhuixcaltic ", savoureux, très doux au goût, très parfumés, au bon goût, agréables au goût, savoureux au goût, très agréables, très très agréables - delicious, well made, very good, tasty, appetizing, savory, very savory, very pleasing. Est dit de gâteaux aux graines de courges. Sah10,68." huêlic, huêltic, huêlpahtic, huêltzopahtic, huêhuêlic, ahhuiyac, ahhuixtic, ahhuixpahtic, ahhuixtzocaltic, ahhuiyalpahtic ", savoureux, ils ont bon goût, ils sont très savoureux, ils ont un goût très agréable, avec un parfum très suave, une odeur douce, un arôme agréable, très agréable, vraiment très agréable, ils sentent très bon - tasty, tasty, very tasty, very well made, always tasty, savory, of pleasing odor, of very pleasing odor; made with a pleasing odor, very savory. Décrit des tamales. Sah10,69 (auixpatic)." huêlic, ahhuiyac, ahhuixtic, ahhuixpahtic ", il a bon goût, une odeur douce, un arôme agréable, très agréable - it is good-tasting, savory, of good, pleasing odor. Est dit du michpili. Sah11,69 " huêlic, ahhuiyac, ahhuixtic, ahhuixpahtic ", il a bon goût, une odeur douce, un arôme agréable, très agréable - it is good-tasting, savory, of good, pleasing odor. Est dit du michpili. Sah11,69(havixpatic).
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