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1 TLAMAHUIZOLLI
tlamâhuizôlli:Un miracle, une merveille.R.Andrews Introd 450 (qui transcrit tlamahuizôlli)." tlamâhuizôlli nicchîhua ", j'opère, je fais des miracles, des merveilles." mâhuiztic hueyi tlamâhuizôlli ", merveilleux, c'est une grande merveille - wonderful, a great marvel.Est dit de l'océan. Sah11,247 et paraphrase le morphème teô de teôâtl.La même expression décrit un palais. Sah11,270." mâ xicmottitili in tlamâhuizôlli ", montre lui le miracle. S'adresse à Tezcatlipoca. Sah6,14." topan mochîhua in tlamâhuizôlli in ilhuizôlli ", sur nous se produit un miracle, un jour de fête - over us (…) appeareth a miracle, a feast day. Sah6,57 (tlamaviçulli).Form: nom d'objet sur mâhuizoa.
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