Two spellings: Mictlanteuctli or Mictlantecuhtli.
People will say "meek-tlan-TEUWK-tlee" or "meek-tlan-teh-KOO-tlee."
Ugh. No.
It's "meek-tlahn-TEKW-tlee."
uc/cuh = /kw/
Hard, yes.
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Two spellings: Mictlanteuctli or Mictlantecuhtli.
People will say "meek-tlan-TEUWK-tlee" or "meek-tlan-teh-KOO-tlee."
Ugh. No.
It's "meek-tlahn-TEKW-tlee."
uc/cuh = /kw/
Hard, yes.
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The top word is English followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled in English then how to pronounce it phonetically. ooh-nah-dah-tlee-sah-huh
The top word is English followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled in English then how to pronounce it phonetically. ooh-nah-dah-tlee-sah-huh
ᏧᏟ - tsutli (joo-tlee)
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ᏧᏟ - tsutli (joo-tlee)
#art #drawing #wildlifeart #sciart
Acamapichtli—"fistful of reeds" (ah-kah-mah-PEECH-tlee) m
Acapol—"big reed" (ah-KAH-pol) m
Acaxel—"split reed" (ah-KAH-shel) m/f
Achitomal—"little but thick" (ah-chee-TOH-mal) m
Acihuatl—"water woman" (ah-SEE-wahtl) f
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Acamapichtli—"fistful of reeds" (ah-kah-mah-PEECH-tlee) m
Acapol—"big reed" (ah-KAH-pol) m
Acaxel—"split reed" (ah-KAH-shel) m/f
Achitomal—"little but thick" (ah-chee-TOH-mal) m
Acihuatl—"water woman" (ah-SEE-wahtl) f
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The top word is English followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled in English then how to pronounce it phonetically. "Skah-stee-yoo-kee-tlee"
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The top word is English followed by how it is written in the Cherokee language followed by how it is spelled in English then how to pronounce it phonetically. "Skah-stee-yoo-kee-tlee"
#SupermanDay
Amacui—"seizes paper" (ah-MAH-kwee) m
Amaxel—"split paper" (ah-MAH-shel) m/f
Atamal—"water tamale" (ah-TAH-mal) m/f
Atonal—"water soul/sign" (ah-TOH-nal) m/f
Atotoztli—"yellow parrot on the water" (ah-toh-TOHS-tlee) f
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Amacui—"seizes paper" (ah-MAH-kwee) m
Amaxel—"split paper" (ah-MAH-shel) m/f
Atamal—"water tamale" (ah-TAH-mal) m/f
Atonal—"water soul/sign" (ah-TOH-nal) m/f
Atotoztli—"yellow parrot on the water" (ah-toh-TOHS-tlee) f
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Ca yectli in tzontetiloz.
It is good to rebel.
(kah YEK-tlee een tson-teh-TEE-loz)
ca = statement marker
yectli = good
in = that
tzontetiloz = one will / should rebel
Ca yectli in tzontetiloz.
It is good to rebel.
(kah YEK-tlee een tson-teh-TEE-loz)
ca = statement marker
yectli = good
in = that
tzontetiloz = one will / should rebel
Since it's Indigenous People's Day, the Cherokee word for raccoon is gvtli, you pronounce it like guh-tlee.
Since it's Indigenous People's Day, the Cherokee word for raccoon is gvtli, you pronounce it like guh-tlee.
Cuauhnextli—"wood ash" (kwahw-NESH-tlee) m
Cuauhnochtli—"prickly pear fruit eagle" (kwaahw-NOHCH-tlee)
Cuauhtemoc—"eagle-descended" (kwaahw-TEH-mohk) m
Cuauhtequihuah—"has a broken staff / chopped-down tree" (kwahw-teh-KEE-wah')
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Cuauhnextli—"wood ash" (kwahw-NESH-tlee) m
Cuauhnochtli—"prickly pear fruit eagle" (kwaahw-NOHCH-tlee)
Cuauhtemoc—"eagle-descended" (kwaahw-TEH-mohk) m
Cuauhtequihuah—"has a broken staff / chopped-down tree" (kwahw-teh-KEE-wah')
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Ninomati ca nicyehyecoaz in niquixnamictiz in etiliztli.
"I think I'll try defying gravity."
(nee-noh-MAH-tee kah neek-ye'-yeh-KOH-ahz in nee-keesh-nah-MEEK-tees een eh-tee-LEES-tlee
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Ninomati ca nicyehyecoaz in niquixnamictiz in etiliztli.
"I think I'll try defying gravity."
(nee-noh-MAH-tee kah neek-ye'-yeh-KOH-ahz in nee-keesh-nah-MEEK-tees een eh-tee-LEES-tlee
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ticmahcehuah = teek-mah'SEH-wah'
nepapan = neh-PAH-pahn
tlacatlah = tlah-KAH-tlah'
tlamelauhtli = tlah-meh-LAHW-tlee
ihuan = EE-wahn
tepohuani = teh-poh-WAH-nee
tlalticpactli = tlahl-teek-PAHK-tlee
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ticmahcehuah = teek-mah'SEH-wah'
nepapan = neh-PAH-pahn
tlacatlah = tlah-KAH-tlah'
tlamelauhtli = tlah-meh-LAHW-tlee
ihuan = EE-wahn
tepohuani = teh-poh-WAH-nee
tlalticpactli = tlahl-teek-PAHK-tlee
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ācotoctli
(ah-ko-TOKH-tlee)
It means "pools that remain in a dry riverbed during a drought".
ācotoctli
(ah-ko-TOKH-tlee)
It means "pools that remain in a dry riverbed during a drought".
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[More words describing the wicked ruler]
Tzitzimitl, colelehtli.
[He is] a monster, a demon.
—————
tsee-TSEE-meetl koh-leh-LEH'-tlee
[Note that Classical Nahuatl doesn't require a copula / "be" verb.]
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[More words describing the wicked ruler]
Tzitzimitl, colelehtli.
[He is] a monster, a demon.
—————
tsee-TSEE-meetl koh-leh-LEH'-tlee
[Note that Classical Nahuatl doesn't require a copula / "be" verb.]
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“Chal-CHEE-ooh-tlee-quay”
Is the Spanish pronunciation but you can use it for the English too.
Chalchiuhtlicue was the Aztec goddess of water, rivers, and oceans.
“Chal-CHEE-ooh-tlee-quay”
Is the Spanish pronunciation but you can use it for the English too.
Chalchiuhtlicue was the Aztec goddess of water, rivers, and oceans.