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2 крыша-тeрраca
крыша-тeрраca
Плоская крыша с эксплуатируемой кровлей
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3 TLAPANCO
tlapanco, locatif sur tlapantli.Sur la terrasse." tlapanco ôhuâlhuetz ", il est tombé de la terrasse - cayo desde la azotea.Cod Flor Xl 168v = ECN9,192." zazonên tlapanco ôhuâlhuetz ", peut-être est-il tombé accidentellement de la terrasse.W.Lehmann 1938,210." tlâ nôzo tlapanco conahâhuîltîcân tlâ ômpa quihuâlmâyahuîcân ", ou bien faites le jouer sur une terrasse (et) précipitez le de là (haut). W.Lehmann 1938,210." tlapanco huâltzahtzi ", il crie de la terrasse. Sah12,57." mihtotiâyah tlapanco ", ils dansaient sur la terrase - they danced upon the roof tops. Sah1,44." tlapanco quitlehcahuiah ", ils les portent sur la terrasse. Sah2,133." âchtopa mocacaltiaya, in quiquetzaya îcal ahzo êtetl ahnôzo nâuhtetl: inic mochipa îtlapanco mihtotihtinemizqueh îtlaâltilhuân ", d'abord il construisait des maisons, il érigeait peut être trois ouquatre maisons de sorte que toujours ses esclaves destinés au sacrifice dansent sur les terrasses - he first built houses: he errected perhaps three or four houses, on whose flat roofs his bathed ones would always go about dancing. Sah9,46." têtlapanco, têtepantihcac in nemi ", il vit sur les terrasses, en haut des murs. Est dit du troglodyte. Sah11,47." mochi tlâcatl îtlapanco tlecoya ", tout le monde montait sur sa terrasse everyone ascended the terraces. A l'occasion des cérémonies du feu nouveau. Sah7,27." in tlapanco onoc tlâlli ", la terre qui se trouve sur les terrasses - the earth which rests as the terrace. Est dit de la terre nommée tlapantlâlli. Sah11,255." in âcah commottilia tlapanco huâlhuetziz mictihuetziz ", l'un voit dans sa vision qu'il tombera d'une terrasse qu'il tombera et mourra - one saw in vision that he would fall from the roof-top he would fall to his death. Sah9,39." onahcotlachixtihuih in tlapanco ", ils regardent en haut vers les terrasses. Sah12,39. -
4 TLAPANIXCUAC
tlapanîxcuâc, locatif.Devant une terrasse.* à la forme possédée." îtlapanîxcuâc ", devant sa terrasse - the front of his roof terrace. Sah5,163. -
5 TLAPANTENCO
tlapantenco, locatif.Sur une terrasse." îtlapantenco ", sur sa terrasse - on his roof terrace, Sah5,161." têtlapantênco ", à l'angle de la terrasse de quelqu'un. Sah6,239.
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