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1 ACHIHTONCA
achihtônca:Pour un court moment, un court instant.(Dans) un petit instant.Angl., soon, a short time (K).Esp., un poco di tiempo (M)." zan achihtônca ", peu de temps." cencah zan achihtônca ", très peu de temps, en très peu de temps." ca ahmo huel tâxcâ in tlâlticpac âxcâitl, ca zan achihtônca ca zan cuel achic tipiyeltiloh ", les biens de ce monde ne sont pas à nous. nous ne les gardons qu'un instant (Car.)." zan achihtônca in nohuiyâmpa cuecuepocatimoteca tletl, cuecuepocatiquîza ", après un court moment partout les feux s'allument, s'allument rapidement - in a short time everywhere fire burst and flared up quickly. Sah7,29-30." zan achihtônca mâquîxtia ", il le sort de l'eau après un court moment - he remove it from the liquid after a short time. Sah11,131." cencah zan achihtônca in huâlahciyah ", ils arrivent en très peu de temps - in a very few moments they came here. Sah3,31." zan achchica, zan achihtônca, zan achihtzinca ", fréquemment, pour un court instant, pour un cours moment - frequentlv for a brief space, a moment. Sah4,99." ye cuêl achihtônca ", il y a déjà pas mal de temps. Launey Introd 334." zan huel achihtônca ", rien que pour un tout petit moment - only a very little time. Sah11,85. -
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3 CUECUEPOCA
cuecuepoca > cuecuepoca-. redupl. de cuepôni.*\CUECUEPOCA v.inanimé,1.\CUECUEPOCA fleurir.Esp., brotar las flores o cosa semejante, o sarpullirse (M).brotar muchas flores juntas. Carochi Arte 73v.Angl., for many flowers to bloom at once, to break out in a rash (K)." cuepôni, cuecuepoca, cuecuepocatoc, cuecuepocatimani, cuepontoc ", it blossoms, glistens, lies glistening, spreads glistening.Est dit de la plante tlalizquixôchitl. Sah11,213." cuecuepoca, tlatlatzca ", elle fleurit, elle brille - it blooms constantly, glistens.Est dit de la plante tônalxôchitl. Sah11,198." cuecuepocatihcac, tlatlatzcatihcac ", elle est en train de fleurir, de briller - it stands blooming, rustling. Est dit de la plante izquixôchitl. Sah11,202.2.\CUECUEPOCA craquer, grésiller (au feu), faire un bruit d'explosions." tlatla, cuecuepoca, tzotzoyoca in înacayo ", son corps se mit à brûler, à craquer, a grésiller. Launey II 1S4 = Sah7,6." cuecueponca in înacayo ", son corps grésille. Sah2,115." tleco tlatlatzca, cuecuepoca ", dans le feu il pétille, il crépite - in the fire it flares, it shoots forth. Est dit du bois de l'arbre necalizcuahuitl. Sah11,109." ye oncuecuepôni ye oncuecuepoca ", alors elles crépitent, alors elles font un bruit d'explosion.Est dit des arquebuses. Sah12,40.3.\CUECUEPOCA briller, s'allumer, en parlant du feu." zan achihtônca in nohuiyâmpa cuecuepocatimoteca tletl, cuecuepocatiquîza ", après un court moment partout les feux s'allument, s'allument rapidement - in a short time everywhere fires burst and flared up quickly. Sah7,29-30.* \CUECUEPOCA v.impers. " tlacuecuepoca ", tout fleurit constamment." tlacuecuepôntoc, tlacuepôni, tlacuecuepoca, tlacuecuepocatoc ", it spreads blossoming, it blossoms, blossoms contantly; it spread contantly blossoming.Est dit du jardin. Sah11,200. -
4 CUECUEPOCATIMOTECA
cuecuepocatimoteca > cuecuepocatimoteca-.*\CUECUEPOCATIMOTECA v.inanimé, être en train de brûler, en parlant du feu." zan achitônca in nohuiyâmpa cuecuapocatimoteca tletl, cuecuepocatiquîza ", in a short time everywhere fires burst and flared up quickly. Sah7,29-30.Form: v.composé sur cuecuepoca.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > CUECUEPOCATIMOTECA
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5 CUECUEPOCATIQUIZA
cuecuepocatiquîza > cuecuepocatiquîz.*\CUECUEPOCATIQUIZA v.inanimé, se mettre à flamber, en parlant du feu." zan achitônca in nohuiyampa cuecuepocatimoteca tletl, cuecuepocatiquîza ", in a short time everywhere fires burst and flared up quickly. Sah7,29-30.Form: v.composé sur cuecuepoca.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > CUECUEPOCATIQUIZA
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6 pop
I 1. [pop] noun1) (a sharp, quick, explosive noise, such as that made by a cork as it comes out of a bottle: The paper bag burst with a loud pop.) pan!2) (fizzy drink: a bottle of pop.) boisson gazeuse2. verb1) (to (cause to) make a pop: He popped the balloon; My balloon has popped.) (faire) éclater2) (to spring upwards or outwards: His eyes nearly popped out of his head in amazement.) sortir tout à coup, surgir3) (to go quickly and briefly somewhere: He popped out to buy a newspaper.) sortir4) (put quickly: He popped the letter into his pocket.) fourrer•- popcorn- pop-gun - pop up II [pop] adjective1) ((of music) written, played etc in a modern style.) pop2) (of, or related to, pop music: a pop group; a pop singer; pop records.) pop
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