"ayotzin" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Pipil]

IPA: /aˈjut͡siŋ/ [standard] Forms: ayotzitzin [plural], ayotzitzinmet [plural]
Etymology: From at (“water”) + -yot (“a thing abundantly owning...”) + -tzin (“diminutive”). From Proto-Nahuan *aayootl, from Proto-Uto-Aztecan *aya-wɨt-ta (“big tortoise”). Cognate with Classical Nahuatl āyōtl (“turtle, tortoise”). Etymology templates: {{suffix|ppl|at|-yot|-tzin|t1=water|t2=a thing abundantly owning...|t3=diminutive}} at (“water”) + -yot (“a thing abundantly owning...”) + -tzin (“diminutive”), {{inh|ppl|azc-nah-pro|*aayootl}} Proto-Nahuan *aayootl, {{inh|ppl|azc-pro|*aya|*aya-wɨt-ta|big tortoise}} Proto-Uto-Aztecan *aya-wɨt-ta (“big tortoise”), {{cog|nci|āyōtl||turtle, tortoise}} Classical Nahuatl āyōtl (“turtle, tortoise”) Head templates: {{head|ppl|noun|head=|sort=}} ayotzin, {{ppl-noun|p2=ayotzitzinmet|pl=ayotzitzin}} ayotzin (plural ayotzitzin or ayotzitzinmet)
  1. turtle, tortoise Categories (lifeform): Reptiles

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