tlacamayeh
Central Nahuatl edit
Alternative forms edit
- (Tlaxcala): tlakamajye
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
tlacamayeh (animate)
- bear (mammal)
References edit
- Hernández Hernández, Braulio (2010). In nahuatlahtol nin tonalco pipiltin Lengua náhuatl para los niños de hoy. Variante de Amecameca, Comisión Nacional del Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas, Editorial GD Diseño, Ciudad de Toluca, Mexico State.
Classical Nahuatl edit
Alternative forms edit
Etymology edit
Equivalent to tlacatl (“person”) + maitl (“hand”) + -eh (“having”)
Adjective edit
tlacamayeh (plural tlacamayehqueh)
- (Of an animal) able to hold things with its forepaws, as a human does.
- 1500s, Florentine Codex, volume 3, page 10v:
- canelnoço tlacamaie; tlacaicxe, inquẽman moquetztiuh in nenemj.
- Because [the raccoon] can use its hands and feet like a human, sometimes it walks on two legs.
See also edit
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