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1 MAYAHUI
mâyahui > mâyauh.*\MAYAHUI v.t. tê-., précipiter quelqu'un à terre.Esp., derribar a otro en el suelo (M).Angl., to tumble s.o. to the grounds R.Andrews Introd 451.to dash someone down to his death (K)." têtlâz, têmâyauh in âtoyac, in tepehxic, in tzôhuazco, in mecac ", celui qui jette les gens, qui les précipite à la rivière, au précipice, dans un lasso, dans un nœud coulant - arroja a la gente, echa a la gente en el rio, en el barranco, en el lugar del lazo, en el lugar del mecate. Olmos ECN11,162.*\MAYAHUI v.t. tla-., jeter quelque chose à terre.Esp., arrojar o echar algo por ahi (M).Angl., to throw s.th., to knock s.th. down. R.Andrews Introd 451.to hurl something down (K)." in âquihqueh huel quimâyahuih ", ceux qui la font bien tomber. Il s'agit d'une feuille d'agave qui sert de but à un concours de lancer de flèches. Sah2,135." commâyahui in îpan teteppohualli ", il le jette sur les papiers cérémoniels. Sah2,147." îxpan commâyahuih in xiuhtêuctli in îxiptlah tetl ", ils jettent (son coeur) devant Xiuhtêuctli, l'incarnation du feu. Sah2,115.*\MAYAHUI v.i., repousser, éloigner, écarter." têca nimâyahui ", je renvoie quelqu'un avec dédain et mépris, je le congédie; je tombe en combattant avec un autre." îca nimâyahui ", je jette, je repousse une chose." in ô îca huâlmayauhqueh ", quand ils l'on repoussé. Sah2,103.Cf. la tournure: " mec commâyahui îca ommâyahui ", alors il le jette, il s'en débarrasse. Sah2,89." motohtoma motohtontihcac in ôquihuâlcopîn êhuatl contlâza îca ommâyahui oztôc ", il se dépouille (de la peau humaine qu'il portait), il se tient nu, quand il a enlevé la peau, il la jette, il la précipite dans une grotte. Sah2,58.*\MAYAHUI v.i., se jeter sur (avec locatif)." in îtech mâyahuih xilôtl ", ils se jettent sur les jeunes épis de maïs.Launey II 244 = Sah10,179." têcômic têcaxic têtôpco têpetlâcalco timâyahuiz ", tu te jetteras sur la marmite, sur l'assiette, sur le coffre, sur la malle de quelqu'un. Sah6,70.*\MAYAHUI v.réfl., se jeter, se jeter à terre.s'éloigner.Esp., echar o arrojar por ahi (M).Allem., sich zu Boden werfen; sich entfernen. SIS 1950,294.Angl., to fall (K)." o tlâcuêleh têucciztêcatlé, xonhuetzi, xommomâyahui in tleco ", courage, Teucciztecatl, tombe, précipite-toi dans le feu.Launey II 182 = Sah7,5." in ômextin ommomâyauhqueh tleco ", quand tous les deux se furent précipités dans le feu. Launey II 186 = Sah7,6." huâlmomayâhui âtlân ", il se jette à l'eau.Launey II 292 = Sah3,44." momâyahuiz ", il se jettera à terre - er wird sich werfen. SIS 1950,302." tommomâyahui ", tu te jettes à terre - Du stürzest dich hinab. SIS 1952,328." intlâ canah tepanticpac huâlmomayâhui ", s'il se jette à terre quelque part du sommet d'un mur. Sah4,83." nonnomâyahui in âtlân, in oztôc, in tepehxic, in âtoyac ", je me jette à l'eau, dans une grotte, dans un précipice, dans un cours d'eau. Sah6,10.
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