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1 CUITLALPIA
cuitlalpia > cuitlalpih.*\CUITLALPIA v.t. tla-., nouer, lier ensemble." inin êhuillôtl, zan ocôcuahuitl in quitzahtzayânayah, zatepan quicuitlalpiah ", cet ehuillotl, n'était que des bâtons de pin qu'ils fendaient, ensuite ils les attachent - this euillotl was only a statue of pine logs which they split into sections and afterwards bound together. Sah4,69." chihchîlicpatica quicuitlalpiah ", ils nouent (les mèches de cheveux) avec un fil rouge. Il s'agit des cheveux coupés au sommet du crâne des captifs. Sah2,114." nâhui mîtl nô nâhui ocôtl concuitlalpiah îca potônqui ", ils lient ensemble quatre flèches et quatre torches de pin avec un fil de coton lâche. Sah2,136.*\CUITLALPIA v.t. tê-., ceindre quelqu'un.R.Siméon donne: " niccuitlalpia in cauallo ", je sangle le cheval.*\CUITLALPIA v.réfl., ceindre, se mettre une ceinture, se lier les reins." inic mocuitlalpiaya xiuhtlalpilli ", he was bound about the waist with a rich sash.Décrit la parure de celui qui est destiné au sacrifice. Sah9,60.* redupl., " mochintin in îiyetecon ic mocuicuitlalpiah ", alle haben ihre Tabakkalebassen hinten umgegürtet. Sah 1927,174.*\CUITLALPIA v.réfl. à sens passif, être attaché par le milieu." cêcempôhualli in mocuitlalpia ", elles sont attachées vingt par vingt.Est dit de flèches. Sah2,135.Form: de cuitla-tl, ilpia. -
2 EHUILLOTL
êhuillôtl:Représentation formée de morceaux de bois de pin attachés les uns aux autres.Joue un rôle dans le rituel des funerailles.Les fagots de pin. Dans une énumération des choses préparées pour le défunt.Launey II 292 = Sah3,44." êhuillôtl ", les représentations en bois de pin - the wooden figures. Sah3,44." inin êhuillôtl, zan ocôcuahuitl in quitzatzahyânayah, zatepan quicuitlalpiah ", cet ehuillotl, n'était que des bâtons de pin qu'ils fendaient, ensuite ils les attachent - this euillotl was only a statue of pine logs which they split into sections and afterwards bound together. Sah4,69.Evillotl, texte espagnol correspondant: 'su estatua de teas, atadas unas, con otras'. And.Dib.4,68 note 2.* à la forme possédée." intlâ canah ôyâômic, quitlâliâyah îehuillo ", s'il est mort quelque part à la guerre, ils façonnent sa représentation mortuaire en branches de pins. Sah4,6." zan ye nô ihui in quichîhuayah îêhuillo ", ils faisaient également de la même manière sa représentation mortuaire en bois de pin - in the very same way they prepared his statue. Sah4,70.Note: semble être la forme possédée inaliénable sur êhuilli. -
3 OCOCUAHUITL
ocôcuahuitl:Pin, poutre de pin, madrier.Nom générique du pin, syn. de ocôtl. Sah11,107.Esp., pino, el arbol o la viga y madero de pino (M).Angl., Pine. Sah10,81." inin ehuillotl, zan ocôcuahuitl in quitzatzayânayah, zatepan quicuitlalpiah ", this euillotl was only a statue of pine logs which they split into sections and afterwards bound together. Sah4,69." îcuezcon quichihchîhuayah ocôcuahuitl in quinenepanoâyah ", ils ornaient son container à grains, ils entrelaçaient des branches de pin. Sah2,156-157." zan ocôcuahuitl in îmmâc ohonoc ", ils n'avaient à la main qu'un bâton en bois de pin. Sah2,146." in âquin quîzaznequi ic quitlayehyecalhuiah in ocôcuahuitl ", ils menacent avec les torches celui qui veut s'échapper. Sah12,53.Cf. aussi la redupl. pluralisante: ohocôcuahuitl.Form: sur cuahuitl, morph.incorp. ocô-tl. -
4 TZAHTZAYANA
tzahtzayâna > tzahtzayân.*\TZAHTZAYANA v.t. tla-., mettre en morceaux.Angl., to tear s.th. to pieces. R.Andrews lntrod 118." inin êhuillôtl, zan ocôcuahuitl in quitzahtzayânayah, zatepan quicuitlalpiah ", cet ehuillotl, n'était que des bâtons de pin qu'ils fendaient, ensuite ils les attachent - this euillotl was only a statue of pine logs which they split into sections and afterwards bound together. Sah4,69.*\TZAHTZAYANA v.réfl. à sens passif, être mis en morceaux.* médical, " moteci ahnôzo zan motzahtzayâna, âtlân motema, âciyâhua ", on la moud ou on la déchire simplement en morceaux, on la plonge dans l'eau, elle macère - se muele o quiza se hace pedazos, se coloca en agua, se macera en agua.Est dit de la préparation d'une potion médicinale à partir de la plante cuachtlacalhuaztli.Cod Flor XI 156r = ECN9,172 = Sah11,164." motzahtzayâna ", on la déchire en morceaux - se hace pedasos.Est dit de la plante coahtli.Cod Flor XI 141r = ECN9,142 = Sah11,144.
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