The Maya Chronicles: Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American Literature, Number 1
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The Maya Chronicles: Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American Literature, Number 1
Maya language -- Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Maya language -- Texts; Mayas -- Antiquities; Mayas -- History
Zah _or_ Zahal _or_ Zahacil, n. Fear, terror; verb, to fear.
Zat, v. aor. _ah_, fut. _é_. To lose.
Zi, n. Wood.
Zihnal, n. Birth, a native.
Zil _or_ Ziil, v. To give, to present;
n. gifts.
Zinah, v. To cut wood.
Zuhuy, n. A virgin.
Zulbil-taab, n. Purified salt, from _zul_, to soak.
Zut, v. To return; _tu zut pach_, back again, over again.
Ɔ
Ɔa v. aor. _ɔaah_, fut. _ɔaé_ or _ɔaab_. To give; _ɔabal_, past part.
pas. that which is to be given.
Ɔa, v. To avail, to be of advantage.
Ɔaleb, n. A seal, mould, press.
Ɔan, v. To devastate, ruin.
Ɔaɔ, v. To suck; _ɔaɔopob_, suckers of anonas, a name given to the
Spaniards.
Ɔiboltah, v. To desire, wish for.
Ɔib _or_ Ɔibah, v. To write.
Ɔicil, n. Bravery; encouragement.
Ɔilibal, n. A register, record.
Ɔoc, n. The end, the last.
v. To happen, to occur; to tear down.
adv. Already.
Ɔoocol, v. To end, finish.
Ɔuɔ, v. To kiss, to suck.
Ɔuunɔucil, adj. Made of mud, or plastered.
Ɔul, n. A foreigner, stranger. p. 131.
Ɔunul, v. To make a beginning.
Ɔuɔucinzah, v. To act mildly and kindly; from _ɔuɔ_, to kiss, to suck.
Transcriber's Note
The following errors were corrected:
Page Error
196 Both footnotes on this page were numbered 1. The second was changed
to number 2.
The following misspellings and typographical errors were maintained.
Page Error
TN-1 24 terrestial should read terrestrial
TN-2 24, fn. 2 Piéces should read Pièces
TN-3 25 Numbers 13 to 19 are one higher than they should be
TN-4 46, fn. 1 _Calepino en Lengua Cakchiquel por Fray_ Francisco de
Varea should read _Calepino en Lengua Cakchiquel_ por Fray
Francisco de Varea
TN-5 53 40th year should read 40th year.
TN-6 54, fn. 1 años.' should read años."
TN-7 57 batallion should read battalion
TN-8 58, fn. 1 Lengva should read Lengua
TN-9 67, fn. 1 Nvestra should read Nuestra
TN-10 87 (I. II, III.) should read (I, II, III.)
TN-11 87 well dressed" should read "well dressed"
TN-12 111 p 10 should read p. 10
TN-13 111 cap, XXIX, should read cap. XXIX,
TN-14 111 p 12 should read p. 12
TN-15 124 northen should read northern
TN-16 128 qui should read que
TN-17 128 established himself should read "established himself
TN-18 131 MS). should read MS.).
TN-19 132 cap. VI), should read cap. VI).
TN-20 138 Uac ahau should read Uac ahau.
TN-21 142 Lahun ahau, should read Lahun ahau.
TN-22 157 Uuc ahau, should read Uuc ahau.
TN-23 183 Usumaciuta should read Usumacinta
TN-24 190 Abbe Brasséur should read Abbé Brasseur
TN-25 198 yahaubiI should read yahaubil
TN-26 238 branches should read branches,
TN-27 244 miscontrued should read misconstrued
TN-28 247 in Yucatan, should read in Yucatan.
TN-29 247 MS.) should read MS.).
TN-30 252 26. should read 20.
TN-31 252 MS.) should read MS.).
TN-32 254 Bienvanida should read Bienvenida
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