"tlacamayeh" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Central Nahuatl]

IPA: [tɬaːkamaːjeʔ]
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  1. bear (mammal) Tags: animate Categories (lifeform): Ursids Synonyms: tlakamajye [Tlaxcala]
    Sense id: en-tlacamayeh-nhn-noun-lQyyBUE- Categories (other): Central Nahuatl entries with incorrect language header

Adjective [Classical Nahuatl]

Forms: tlacamayehqueh [plural]
Etymology: Equivalent to tlacatl (“person”) + maitl (“hand”) + -eh (“having”) Etymology templates: {{affix|nci|tlacatl|maitl|-eh|t1=person|t2=hand|t3=having}} tlacatl (“person”) + maitl (“hand”) + -eh (“having”) Head templates: {{head|nci|adjective|plural|tlacamayehqueh|head=tlacamayeh}} tlacamayeh (plural tlacamayehqueh)
  1. (Of an animal) able to hold things with its forepaws, as a human does. Synonyms: tlacamaie [obsolete] Related terms: tlacaixceh

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