This document contains a glossary of more than 100 typical words and expressions from the Mexican state of Tabasco. Includes terms related to the fauna, flora, food, agriculture and daily life of the region. Some words describe animals such as pigs, iguanas, and turtles; plants such as corn, cocoa and fruit trees; and dishes such as pozol, tamales and foods made from corn. It also includes idioms and expressions that reflect
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This document contains a glossary of more than 100 typical words and expressions from the Mexican state of Tabasco. Includes terms related to the fauna, flora, food, agriculture and daily life of the region. Some words describe animals such as pigs, iguanas, and turtles; plants such as corn, cocoa and fruit trees; and dishes such as pozol, tamales and foods made from corn. It also includes idioms and expressions that reflect
This document contains a glossary of more than 100 typical words and expressions from the Mexican state of Tabasco. Includes terms related to the fauna, flora, food, agriculture and daily life of the region. Some words describe animals such as pigs, iguanas, and turtles; plants such as corn, cocoa and fruit trees; and dishes such as pozol, tamales and foods made from corn. It also includes idioms and expressions that reflect
This document contains a glossary of more than 100 typical words and expressions from the Mexican state of Tabasco. Includes terms related to the fauna, flora, food, agriculture and daily life of the region. Some words describe animals such as pigs, iguanas, and turtles; plants such as corn, cocoa and fruit trees; and dishes such as pozol, tamales and foods made from corn. It also includes idioms and expressions that reflect
Acecid. Very agitated breathing Amachao. Loose Achichiguar. Lull the child Acagual. a lot of mountain Achichincle. Flatterer or prodigal praises interested in obtaining favor of a person Chocolatao. Brown color Get off. Get off from… Goodbye! Farewell (Goodbye! Arreconchar Re ar ga r Ashushao. Way to greet a person Agalambao. Dumb dumb. (see shushed) Aguajal. A lot of water Aventazon. Heartburn, gases To the chas, chas. Pay cash Pimp. Person who consents a lot (Consent) Amashito. Very spicy chili for your Ajitarriando. Annoy size, in Veracruz it is known as Chilpaya Achicharrao. Melted, burned Amelcochao. In the form of a sticky dough, melao Amulitao. Sick Anaguao. Man who lives among women Haunch. In the House of… Anona. Chi ri mo ya Apaste. Clay container for blending Apelmasao. Tight pozol Apergollar Ensure Squeezed. Tight Washer. Hello in the dress Arreconchar Paste on the wall Ashotao. A female Ashushao. Agalambao, zonso Atarantao. Dizzy Oh juela! expression of pity Oh misho! Not that it was such a thing Oh mojo! Not that it was such a thing Azpoque. Monitor variety Tabasco vocabulary and idioms. Page 2 of 8 B Babasal. With a lot of salivation Bacal. corn cob Baldao. invalid, handicapped Batition. Stir several different things Batuquear. Shake Bocho. Embarrassed (to bocho) Bojincho. Pale Shis jar. Child with parasites (Panzòn) Bush. Natural container in the shape of Armchair. low seat cantinflora c Cacaotal. cocoa plantation Cacaste. Huacal of tied sticks Cachumbear Kiss, fuck Cachureco. Distorted Cactus. Rustic leather sandal Cajete. Clay pot for serving food Litter. Group of people or animals Chilpayate. Child the same age. Cancel. Bulkhead Oil lamp. Rudimentary powered lamp with oil Chegua. Cooked corn Capon. castrated pig Cayuco. narrow boat Sifter. Strainer made of gourd Chachalaca. scandalous bird Chacualear. Wash half Chancaca. large red wasp Chanchamito. Wrapped cylindrical tamale very painful bite in corn leaf Checho. very pampered person Chehe. Woodpecker Cello. Blonde, güero Chenco. Lame Chereveco. Distorted Chibol. swollen bump Chiboludo. Inflamed Cicada. Lib el u la Chichigua . N to na Chichimeca. Whooping cough Chinchimbacal. Tabasco bird Chin Chin. So naj a yellow very restless Chinchorro. Fishing net Chinin. Edible fruit similar to avocado Chinton. Farmer Chipile. Herb that is eaten in tamales Chiquear Pray Chiquiguao. lizard turtle Tabasco vocabulary and idioms. Page 3 of 8 Spark. Drunk Choco. T ab a squ eñ o Chojo. Woodpecker Cholenco. Disabled, sick Chombo. Zo pilo te Chontal. Tabasco aboriginal, hat Palm Choropa. Head Chorote. Po zo l Chuchumo. Bulging bump Chuculum! Action of falling water Lap. stir the water Chucumite. small bass Chujo. You er to Chujón. Bull frog Chupita. Co li br í Chuzo. wood splinter or thorn One hundred in the mouth. Date banana Colcobosh. Dry cocoa in the bush Running. Running fast Cotton. Long dress Cubjon. Grab the person by the hand Cuchupata or Acoccopache. Load a trouser waistband person behind the back Cuijinicuil. Cuino-shaped legume fruit. very fat pig pod Culeca. Clu e ca Cushilar. To urge d Deflate. Disassemble an object in Wind. dirty something your minimum parts Dornajo. Container where the pig eats e What a baby. some liquid to drink embed Spread the bread or tortilla Empeia. pork fat, fat Encarpa. Pavement Being in the chilla. be very poor f Fluffy. Gap Fuan. Juan Stove. Rudimentary instrument for Fueves. Thursday cook
Tabasco vocabulary and idioms.
Page 4 of 8 G Doodle. Garrobo wooden sweeping hook. Iguana male with the machete Guayapul. Coconut Flower Gandio. who eats a lot Guaca. double barrel shotgun Guaco. Twins Wow. snapping turtle Guaraguao. Agu i li l la Guarumo. Pir ul Guashul. Child Guilindrajo. Clothes or things hanging Guinea. Sweet banana. disorderly Güiro. Large size gourd (tree) Gurutoad. Re na cud h Treasury. Cocoa Plantation Hicotea. Painted Turtle Huliche. indigenous food, dough with turkey or chicken meat Iche ! Interjection of fear or disgust Idiot. Tell the man Idiot Ish lack!. Repugna nc ia J Jahuacte. Cane-shaped rod with Jacal. Home thorns Smelly. Stinky, bad smell Gnat. small fly Jícara. natural container Jijueljijue. son of the son of......in shape insulting Jiliar. Clean the cornfield or Jocico plantation. Mouth Cocoa Damn. be ground Jocicón. Person or animal with a mouth big Jojo. Gap Joloche. Corn leaf Juicy. conceited person Juamilia . Family Juelipe. faith lip e Juil. Ba gr e Tabasco vocabulary and idioms. Page 5 of 8 Jujo. Regional fruit Julep . scold Julep. Scold Jumo. Drunk Justan. Dress kl Langurucho. Long, tall and skinny Lia. Rope (Lanky) Light. Run fast or do things quickly m Motherado. cocoa plantation Mandinka. big black ant Manea. Large tamale without color, with Cairn. large excrement Chipilin Masudo. full of dough Mishinga . Excrement Dying. Half dead Misho. Cat Mocho. One-armed or missing a limb Momo. Acuyo vegetable, holy leaf Muxe. Rear N Born. swollen pimple Naza. small fishing net Don't procrastinate. Please, do not be late Novelist. person who finds out gossip Noveton. Young person or animal Nuégano. Red bread in the shape of a ball Ñ Ñengo. ra qu itic Or Orejemico. Tender papaya candy (monkey ear) Tabasco vocabulary and idioms. Page 6 of 8 P Cowboy Bird. Goshawk Pajón. Grass for roofing Pajonal. Place where there is grass Pajonudo. person with hair messy Palotada. Many pieces of trees Pancake. Caribou Bird Potbellied. Big belly Parrot. Dad to you Papalota. Butterfly Paddling. Animal or person about to die Pot or Posillo. Glass Papujo. Pale Pasmao. Cough You kicked. Ordinary sweet and sour cocoa Pea. scandalous bird Lizardfish. Long fish, typical of the region Pespita. J ac a na Duffle bag. guano mat Pijul. Bird of the crow family Pinol. Cornmeal Worst bit. Even more Piripollo. Chicken pie Pishcao. Cooked corn Güiro Python. Protruding navel (pregnant) Pixote. Child in a bad mood Pochitoque. box turtle Dust. Pinole with cocoa Portillo. hole in the hedge Poxe. Fish stew with leaf Pozol. Regional drink made with corn and momo cocoa Prey. Portion of meat Puque. Rotten Pusho. P a p u jo Rutiar. Scold Puzcagua or Pushcagua. E nvo lture Q Cake. Hard cookie in the shape of a star or flower R Scratch. Cheesy, current Rebumbio. Revo lti jo Rengo. that drags one foot
Tabasco vocabulary and idioms.
Page 7 of 8 s Hedge. Fence of reeds Shicol. Worn or old clothing Shis. Be thirsty Shishito. very small shish Shishudo. With a lot of sediment Sho! Be quiet ! Shocked. With cough or flu Shote. river snail Shotería. Unimportant, set of Shoto. Ho mo se xu al homosexuals Shuquío. I have dor Sisguá. Cornbread Soyenco. Large size Climb the guava tree. Make love I knew. Unpleasant fruit taste t Stagger. trembling Tarantin. From so rd on Tapanco. Place where they are stored Tastocon. The mere boss grains of corn, beans, etc. Tembeleque. T em b loro so Teapot. T ar ta mute Tiliche. Personal items Timbiriche. small store Tyrria. I hate a person Titipuchal. Quite Toloque. crested lizard Toreada. Bullfight Toscon. Treat without delicacy . Toshito. Orphan After what. Remember in the moment Threshing. Path made by walking Trompudo. Big Mouth Tunca. The female pig Turulete. Pinol cookie, dizzy by Tutupiche. Perr illa a hit U Ushe! Herd the pig V Beam. Wood used to build houses Wx Tabasco vocabulary and idioms. Page 8 of 8 and Yagual. Basket that is placed on the Herb. T ar á ntu la stove to smoke food z Zambutir. Stuffing messily Zonzo. Dumb dumb Zorimbo. Zo nz o Zozquil. henequen fiber Sumac. Tamale without meat By ..::somarz Corp::..