"miccazayolin" meaning in Classical Nahuatl

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Noun

IPA: /mik.kaː.saːˈjoː.lin/, [mik̚.kaː.saːˈjóː.lin̥] Forms: miccāzāyōlin [canonical], miccāzāyōlmeh [plural], miccāzāyōltin [plural]
Etymology: From micqui (“a corpse”) + zāyōlin (“a fly”). Etymology templates: {{compound|nci|micqui|zāyōlin|t1=a corpse|t2=a fly}} micqui (“a corpse”) + zāyōlin (“a fly”) Head templates: {{head|nci|nouns|animate||plural|miccāzāyōlmeh|or|miccāzāyōltin|cat2=|f1accel-form=p|f2accel-form=p|head=miccāzāyōlin}} miccāzāyōlin (animate, plural miccāzāyōlmeh or miccāzāyōltin), {{nci-noun|a|miccāzāyōlin|pl=miccāzāyōlmeh|pl2=miccāzāyōltin}} miccāzāyōlin (animate, plural miccāzāyōlmeh or miccāzāyōltin)
  1. (it is) a large bloodsucking fly known to transmit disease. Tags: animate Categories (lifeform): Insects Synonyms: miccaçaioli, miccaçayulin (english: obsolete spellings)

Alternative forms

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