(61) Verb Class 2

Question 1

(1) NIQU./NIMO. soltar a alguien, un animal o una cosa que está amarrado (2) MO. soltarse algún animal que está amarrado; (1) NIQU./NIMO. to release a tied up person, animal or thing (2) MO. for a tied up animal to free itself

Answer 1

ihtoma

Question 2

(1) NIQU. coser algo razgado (2) NIQU. bordar; (1) NIQU. to sew ripped clothing (2) NIQU. to embroider

Answer 2

ihtzoma

Question 3

NI. persona o animal que le sale un pedo involuntariamente; NI. for a person to pass gas involuntarily

Answer 3

ihyalquiza

Question 4

(1) NIQU. echarle un pedo una persona bromista a otra (2) NECH. rociar el zorillo a una persona o a un animal; (1) NIQU. for a joker to pass gas next to someone (2) NECH. for a skunk to spray someone or an animal

Answer 4

ihyexa

Question 5

NIMO. aguantar la respiracion; NIMO. to hold one’s breath

Answer 5

ihyocahua

Question 6

NIQU. soplar aire dentro de algo para inflarlo; NIQU. to blow into something and inflate something

Answer 6

ihyopitza

Question 7

NIMO. dejar de respirar un momento; NIMO. to hold one’s breath

Answer 7

ihyoquetza

Question 8

(1) NIQU. chupar líquido con un popote (2) NIMO. inhalar; (1) NIQU. to suck liquid through a straw (2) NIMO. to inhale

Answer 8

ihyotilana

Question 9

NI. hacer fiesta o un baile; NI. to hold a party or dance

Answer 9

ilhuichihua

Question 10

(1) NIQU. soplarle a la madera humeante para que arda (2) NIC. soplarle al ojo de alguien para sacarle una basurita; (1) NIQU. to blow on smoking wood so it will catch fire (2) NIC. to blow into the eye of a person who has something in their eye

Answer 10

ilpitza

Question 11

NIQU. cobrarle a alguien un deuda; NIQU. to collect money from someone, to charge someone

Answer 11

inama

Question 12

NI. sudar; NI. to sweat

Answer 12

itonalquiza

Question 13

NI. cansarse alguien de la vista; NI. for a person’s eyes to become strained or tired

Answer 13

ixciohui

Question 14

caer los pétalos de la flor o toda la flor de la planta; for petals to fall from a flower, or for the flower itself to fall from the plant

Answer 14

ixcopini

Question 15

(1) NIMO. maquillarse alguien (2) NIMO. cambiarse la cara de alguien que va creciendo (3) NIQU. mejorar la apariencia de la superficie de alguna cosa; (1) NIMO. to put on makeup (2) NIMO. for a growing person’s face to change (3) NIQU. to improve the appearance of the surface of something

Answer 15

ixcualchihua

Question 16

(1) NIQU. voltear algo (2) NIQU./NIMO. voltear a alguien que está acostado (3) NIQU./NIMO. aventar a alguien al piso (4) NIQU. tirar todo el agua que está almacenada en alguna parte; (1) NIQU. to turn something over (2) NIQU./NIMO. to turn a person over who is laying down over (3) NIQU./NIMO. to throw a person to the ground (4) NIQU. to spill or pour out all the water that is stored someplace

Answer 16

ixcuapa

Question 17

NI. cansarse de la vista; NI. for one’s eyes to tire

Answer 17

ixcuati

Question 18

NIQU. recordar la cara de alguien; NIQU. to remember what someone looks like

Answer 18

ixillamiqui

Question 19

NIQU. soplarle a alguien en la cara; NIQU. to blow on someone’s face

Answer 19

ixilpitza

Question 20

(1) QUI. quedarle bien a la medida algo a otra cosa (2) NIC./NIMO. estar una persona, un animal doméstico o una cosa frente a otro (3) IXNAMICTOC. estar una persona frente a otra; (1) QUI. for something to fit something else (2) NIC./NIMO. for a person, an animal or something to be in front of another (3) IXNAMICTOC. for a person to be in front of another

Answer 20

ixnamiqui

Question 21

NI. tener espinillas en la cara; NI. to have pimples on one’s face

Answer 21

ixnextamalihui

Question 22

NI. sonreir; NI. to smile

Answer 22

ixpaqui

Question 23

NI. sonrojarse una persona al ver a alguien que le gusta; NI. to blush when seeing someone that one is attracted to

Answer 23

ixpinahua

Question 24

NIQU. vigilar a alguien o algo para que no le suceda nada; NIQUI. to watch over someone or something so that nothing will happen to it or them

Answer 24

ixpiya

Question 25

(1) NIQU./NIMO. limpiar la cara de alguien o algún animal (2) NIC. sacudir la superficie de algo; (1) NIQUI./NIMO. to wipe someone or something 's face (2) NIC. to wipe the surface of something

Answer 25

ixpohpohua

Question 26

quebrarse la punta de algo; for the tip of something to break

Answer 26

ixpoztequi1

Question 27

NI. saber mucho por haber estudiando mucho; to know a lot because of one's studies

Answer 27

ixtlamati

Question 28

NI. caminar pero no en línea recta; NI. to walk, but not in a straight line

Answer 28

ixtlapalnehnemi

Question 29

cuartearse algo; to crack

Answer 29

ixtlapani

Question 30

NI. ponerse pálida la persona que se asusta o no come bien; NI. for the person who is frightened or does not eat well to turn pale

Answer 30

iztalihui

Question 31

NIQU./NIMO. cortarle las uñas a alguien; NIQU./NIMO. to cut someone's nails

Answer 31

iztitehtequi

Question 32

NI. hacer una reunión; NI. to have a meeting

Answer 32

juntachihua

Question 33

NI. enfriarse alguien de las manos; NI. for a person to get cold hands

Answer 33

maceceya

Question 34

NI. chupar el dedo; NI. to suck one's thumb or finger

Answer 34

machichina

Question 35

NIC. copiar un texto o reproducir un dibujo a mano; NIC. to copy a text or reproduce a drawing by hand

Answer 35

macopina2

Question 36

NI. cansarse de los brazos; NI. for one's arms to tire

Answer 36

macuati

Question 37

(1) QUI. una comida ya echada a perder hace que otra también se eche a perder cuando las dos se juntan (2) NIC. contagiar a alguien con una enfermedad; (1) QUI. for spoiled food to cause other food to become spoiled too by coming into contact with it (2) NIC. to infect someone with an illness

Answer 37

mahua

Question 38

(1) NIC. rodar un manojo de hierba sobre la piel del bebé para quitarle los bellos (2) NIC. tejer, hacer hilo, estambre o un mecate; (1) NIC. to roll a small bundle of herbs over a babies skin in order to remove body hair (2) NIC. to twist fibre in order to make thread, string or rope

Answer 38

malina

Question 39

NI. gatear; NI. to crawl

Answer 39

manehnemi

Question 40

(1) NIC./NIMO. vendarle la mano a alguien (2) NIC. envolver al bebé en trapos con el cuayolli; (1) NIC./NIMO. to bandage one's hand (2) NIC. to wrap a baby up in cloth with the cuayolli

Answer 40

mapiqui

Question 41

NIC./NIMO. secarle o limpiarle las manos a alguien; NIC./NIMO. to dry or wipe off someone's hands

Answer 41

mapohpohua

Question 42

NIC. desprender una fruta o una verdura de su rama con la mano; NIC. to pick a fruit or vegetable from its branch with one's hand

Answer 42

matequi2

Question 43

NIC./NIMO. levantarle la mano a alguien; NIC./NIMO. to raise someone's hand

Answer 43

matlalana

Question 44

NI. tener muchas ganas de orinar; NI. to desparately need to urinate

Answer 44

maxixmiqui

Question 45

NIMO. estirar bien el cuerpo al acostarse; NIMO. to stretch out one's body when laying down

Answer 45

mehmelahua

Question 46

NIC./NITLA. escardar con azadón; NIC./NITLA. to weed with a hoe

Answer 46

mehua1

Question 47

(1) NIC./NIMO. enderezar algo o el cuerpo de alguien (2) TIMO. encontrarse dos hombres en la calle (3) TIMO. Despedida empleada por los hombres; (1) NIC./NIMO. to straighten out something or someone's body (2) TIMO. for two men to encounter each other on the road (3) TIMO. parting phrase used by men)

Answer 47

melahua2

Question 48

NI. eructar; NI. to burp

Answer 48

melpotza

Question 49

TLA. patalear en el piso el niño berrinchudo; TLA. for a child in a tantrum to kick wildly on the ground

Answer 49

memelatza

Question 50

cumplir un mes; it has been one month since

Answer 50

metztiya