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1 quarries
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2 quarry
I 1. ['kwori] plural - quarries; noun(a place, usually a very large hole in the ground, from which stone is got for building etc.) carrière2. verb(to dig (stone) in a quarry.) extraireII ['kwori] plural - quarries; noun1) (a hunted animal or bird.) gibier2) (someone or something that is hunted, chased or eagerly looked for.) proie -
3 TETLAPANA
tetlapâna > tetlapân.*\TETLAPANA v.i., briser des pierres ou extraire des pierres." tetlapâna, tlatlapâna ", il extrait des pierres, il brise (des pierres) - he quarries, breaks (the rocks). Est dit du tailleur de pierre. Sah10,27.Form: sur tlapâna, morph.incorp. te-tl. -
4 TLAPANA
tlapâna > tlapân.*\TLAPANA v.t. tla., briser en morceaux.R.Andrews lntrod 120.'tlapâna' signifie briser (par exemple la coquille d'un oeuf ou la coque d'un fruit), briser en deux.SGA II 440." tetlapâna, tlatlapâna ", il extrait des pierres, il brise (des pierres) - he quarries, breaks (the rocks). Est dit du tailleur de pierre. Sah10,27." tlatlapâna ", il abîme (les pierres) - he shatters (the stones),Est dit du mauyais lapidaire, tlatecqui. Sah10,28.*\TLAPANA sens particuliers.Peler les tiges de maïs etc.Couper des agaves pour faire couler la sève." in tlahchicqueh oncân quitlapânayah in îmmeuh ", ceux qui préparaient le pulque coupaient leurs agaves à ce moment là (un jour Cinq-Silex). Sah4,78 (inmeuh)." nitlatlapâna ", je brise (la plante) - I break up the plant. A propos du maguey. Sah11,217.*\TLAPANA v.réfl. à sens passif, " motlapâna ", on le brise.it is broken up.Est dit du chène, ahhuacuahuitl. Sah11,109.d'une variété de chia, chientzotzol. Sah11,288." motlapâna, mîxtlapâna ", on le brise, on le casse - it is broken, it is cracked.Est dit de maïs encore tendre, iztac xiuhtoctli. Sah11,280.*\TLAPANA avec préf.obj.indéfini tla-., faire naître les oisillons, les faire sortir de l'œuf." tlatlapâna ", elle fait naître ses poussins - she hatches (her young).Est dit de la dinde cihuâtôtolin. Sah11,54.du perroquet toznene. Sah11,23" in motapazôltia, in tlatlâza, in tlapachoa, in tlatlapâna ", il fait son nid, pond des oeufs, couve, fait naître ses petits hace nido, pone huevos, impolla, saca la cria.Est dit du colibri, huitzitzilin. Cod Flor XI 24r = ECN11,54 = Sah11,24." in tlatlâza, in tlapachoa, in tlatlapâna ", il pond des oeufs, les couve, fait naitre ses petits - it lays eggs. it hatches its young. Est dit de l'oiseau tlâlchicuahtli, Sah11,47." inic motlapâna inic moxinachoa ahmo moquehquetza in iuh yohyolitzitzin ", quand elles font éclore leur progéniture, quand elles se reproduident, elles ne s'accouplent pas comme les insectes - as they hatch, as they breed, they do not fertilize one another, like the small insects.Est dit des abeilles sauvages mimiyahuatl. Sah11,94.Note: Garibay signale: tlapana, rad.pft. tlapan, v. i., adornar, aderezar. Garibay Llave 372. Mais il s'agit de tla-ahpâna. -
5 quarry
1 noun(a) (for stone, slate, sand, marble etc) carrière f(a) (stone, slate, sand, marble etc) extraire(b) (land, mountain) exploiter;∎ the hills have been extensively quarried de nombreuses carrières ont été ouvertes dans les collinesexploiter;∎ they are quarrying for marble ils exploitent une carrière de marbre►► quarry tile carreau m
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