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mieli*honey*mielBorrowed
-milemile11pl ourConfident22poss hon. 'thy'3plural (after kin terms)4other poss (problematic ex)mylemìle
minemine1pro-formrespected 3rd personpersona de respectoProbable2npersonpersonahochieno ysichiqe mineno eyobueta qeqi manda and you want to do it with another personConf, f1 1.2mine isinimano "aruquila chimante niaruquile heleqete nahiabota hache" masiqe..The person said "you think that I am a boy, but know that I am [not] a boy at all," he said.Conf, f1 1.6In this sense, often followed by the augmentative -no suffix.Confident3nsir, ladycaballero, dama Nanacu mine Iesu Christoma anocomile Cruzima vnamiqimaqua, nahibisonta hitima nihamimilebuohauemichu nina huribuononima nanibuisota isonoleqe heca hachinorocomilela.Because in her, Jesus Christ our Lord died with his holy limb stretched out, and his bleeding flesh, and like that during the middle of the day he freed use from our enemies.Por que en ella Iesu Christo nuestro señor murio estirados sus sanctos miembros, y carne sagrado, y assi por medio della no[s] libró de nuestros enemigos.1612 Cat 2.1This sense of the word acts like a title preceding the name of an honored person. Pareja in the Arte (f60v) writes "Este mine también significa el señor, ó persona de respecto"Confident4nmaster, ownermaestro, dueñoEfa mine anocomima melaba anolaThe dog is compassionate, and merciful toward his owner and children, Arte, f41Confident5pro-formselfConfident6his/her ownsp. var.menemìnemynemimeMine
mineca3:resp:pl
minomino1arrivellegarDiosi ano namelabuonomima naboheta, nabohomita mine hebuanomima vquata yaleta ysono terama intequa hachibueno ysticoma hanta tera ynino chiqe nainta nalimo aboma naminonolete.By believing in God's mercy and observing His law and refusing all bad things and acting well, one arrives in heaven. (1612 Cat, f60v)De modo que confiando en la misericordia de Dios, y guardando su Ley, y apartandose de todo lo malo, y obrando bien, se va al Cielo.Arte lists yuque as another form; possibly the suppletive plural (f110); also at f113vMinolahana, Pedro nenatila.I arrived there and did not see Pedro.Llegué alla y no ví a Pedro.Arte f75vConfident2reachminaminosoder.minosoreceive
miqimiki1armbrazoNanacumine Iesu Christoma anocomile Cruzima vnamiqimaqua, nahibisonta hitima nihamimilebuohauemichu nina huribuononima nanibuisota isonoleqe heca hachinorocomilela.Because in her, Jesus Christ our Lord died with his holy limb stretched out, and his bleeding flesh, and like that during the middle of the day he freed use from our enemies.Por que en ella Iesu Christo nuestro señor murio estirados sus sanctos miembros, y carne sagrado, y assi por medio della no[s] libró de nuestros enemigos.1612_CAT 2.1This word is typically preceded by una 'body'.Confident2branchramaDescomulgado caremano, Sanctocare communioni canatamala Aye leheco miqi yanqua cochonolenimano ayemate mulumate balunu inta monima naminote tila Naqueniqe descomulgado caremano Sancta Iglesia isomitota matileqe, Diosi mano minete quiemico bontetila.This is why they are called the excomulgated, because they don't have the comunion of the saints, and they are as branches that have been removed from a tree, as members removed form the body, they don't participate in the good vibrations that are expanded throughout other branches, or joint memebers, from here we can infer how much attention must be paid to the comunion, because we can't have God as Father or the church as mother.Por esto se llaman descomulgados, porque no tienen la comunion de los Santos, y son como ramos cortados del arbol, como miembros apartados del cuerpo, que no participan del buen humor que se esparze entre los otros ramos, o miembros unidos; y de aqui podeys colegir, quanto caso se ha de hazer de la descomunion, pues no puede tener a Dios por Padre el que no tiene la Iglesia por Madra.Movilla 1635a:f029v-030 6.1Confident3limb
miqichaporabouquetramillete
miricamirikaalltodoNaquene mano, Rey caremate, caqi vtichucu ano miticamate, suluquita chumosiletela. So kings and all people of this earth are like ants.Movilla 1635a:f015r-015v 2.7Elamano anomirica carososi botelahacu anocote paha oyo echeta ucuchuacare quachabosota homonincono, mine iquimileqe caro echesihetila §Take the example of one who has worked much, and with his sweat and labor earned a lot of money to pay all the debts of the city and put it in a bank so it could be given to all those who filled out his [?], in this way there could be no doubt that he would have satisfied on his part for all, and with all that might happen, that many would remain in debt, without wanting to be, or through misadventure or other cause go to call the police, and carry it to the bank to take the money.Toma el exemplo de uno que trabajasse mucho, y con su sudor y trabajo ganasse tanto dinero para satifazer a todas las deudas ciudad y lo pusiesse en un banco para que se diesse a todos aquellos que llenassen poliça suya, este tal no ay duda que auri satisfecho por su parte por todos, y con todo esso podria suceder, que muchos quedassen adeudados, sino quiesiesse, o por pereza, o por otra causa yr a pedir la poliça, y llevarla al banco para tomar el dinero.The sun illuminates (causes to be clear) all people, but if any person enters in house and shuts all the doors, it is that person's fault that he will not be illuminated (enter clear).Movilla 1635a:f017r-017v 2.1Confidentmitica
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