Contionary:xauc'

Soc'ul'

Etymology 1

From Sekhulla ʃakʷʰi, from Wascotl *scaqu-si.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ʃɒ˧kʷʰ]

Verb

xauc' ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to call, to beckon, to summon

   Miur' añ'xauc' ní ní tsadixaj ax hab miuc secteirí āhinmuzm'e uim he yañ'an.

   When the tiger cub started calling for its mother, we thought we were royally fucked.

2. to name

   Setnxauc' Pmú yama he āhun' je, ē... añ'c'uc'zi ñél pmú.

   I named my parrot Pmú because, well... she kind of looks like the inside of a dragonfruit.

Etymology 2

From Sekhulla ɬakʷʰi, from Wascotl *tlas-que.

Noun

xauc' 2 (plural/indefinite ez' xauc')

1. puritan, zealot

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Synonyms

(to summon):

• ūxz'i

 

Derived terms

• ez'e xauc' tnírad