What is the Mayan Indian word for "Crystal"?
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Depends on the Mayan language. Mayan is actually a language family, so I imagine there are several words for "crystal". My advice would be to look in a more extensive dictionary of a Mayan language. I found two online dictionaries online in Yucatec, one is quite large, but you have to click on the words individually to find out what they mean. The other does not have "crystal" specifically, but has the words for glass "píichi" and rock "tunich". There are also dictionaries available on Amazon in some of the Mayan languages.
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Sage.\nOlive.\nLime,\nAquamarine.
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Most likely Hopi or Navajo.
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google name of the game, i dont really know exactly what u mean.. but\nABBA\nNicolas Colicos \nLaura Branigan \n\nand the crystal method are the most popular options for artists
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Peridot (pronounced "pear-uh-dot" or "pear-uh-doe", IPA: /pɛɹɪdɑːt/ or Fr. /peʁido/) is the gem quality variety of forsteritic olivine. The chemical composition of peridot is (Mg, Fe)2SiO4, with Mg in greater quantities than Fe. The name of the gemstone is believed to come from either the Arabic word faridat meaning "gem" or the French word peritot meaning "unclear." Peridot is one of the few gemstones that comes in only one color. The depth of green depends on how much iron is contained in the crystal structure, and varies from yellow-green to olive to brownish green. Peridot is also often referred to as "poor man's emerald". Olivine is a very abundant mineral, but gem-quality peridot is rather rare. Peridot crystals have been collected from iron-nickel meteorites.
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http://www.earthmatrix.com/orbital/solar_system_maya.htm.\ncheck this out - i am also not sure about the correct answer
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Either a meteor or prosperity, depending on the kanji.\n\n隆盛 【りゅうせい】 (adj-na,n) prosperity; \n流星 【りゅうせい】 (n) meteor; falling star
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watchful eyes:\nclassical arabic: oyoon hazera\ncolloquial egyptian: oyoon mefattaha
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J- Julian (another name for their calendar)\nL- length\nU-unit\nV- volume (Egyptians did math too)\nX and Z are tough, but they did use heiroglyphics that resembled these letters, so you might be able to find words for them also.\nGood luck.
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sapphire=zafiri\nblue eyed=galanomatis \nsapphire eyes=zafirenia matia
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A common name for CuSO4 would be Bluestone, or Blue Viritol, because the crystals are blue.\n\nThese crystals will turn white when heated in an open flame.
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It seems to be a Spanish surname. Probably central America.
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mati-meati is the greek term for the evil eye. I am not sure of the spelling. It translates the "eye-mouth"
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Tiger's Eye (Alexandrite)\nIt's cool the way the gem is one color is indoor light and another color in sunlight.
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I only knew recently that:\n- "wawa" used in Egypt by children or said to children to mean a cut or pain because of a cut, is originally Pharaonic.\n- "werwer" used in Egypt by people who sell vegetables, saying some vegetable is "werwer" esp. watercress (to attract buyers) is also originally Pharaonic and it means green!
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I've never heard of that specific term.  But the verb "crystallize" has four different meanings:\n\n\n1: cause to take on a definite and clear shape\n \n2: make free from confusion or ambiguity; make clear\n\n3: cause to form crystals or assume crystalline form\n\n4: assume crystalline form; become crystallized
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Mapiya means "sky" (I know, not what you are looking for, but it's close - I'll continue looking)\n\nSorry, I couldn't find it... but here are the "M" names I did find:\n\nMacha F Aurora Sioux\nMachakw M Horny toad Hopi\nMachk M Bear Algonquin\nMagaskawee F Swan maiden or graceful  Sioux\nMagena F Moon Unknown\nMahal F Woman Unknown \nMahkah M Earth Sioux \nMahpee  M Sky Sioux \nMai F Coyote Unknown \nMaka F Earth Sioux \nMakawee F Earth maiden or generous Sioux \nMakkapitew M He has large teeth Algonquin\nMakkitotosimew F She has large breasts Algonquin\nMakya M Eagle hunter Hopi\nMalia F Bitter or sea of bitterness Zuni \nMalila F Salmon going fast up a rippling stream Miwok\nMammedaty M Walking above Kiowa\nManaba F War returned with her coming Navajo \nMansi F Plucked flower Hopi \nMantotohpa M Four bears Cheyenne  \nMapiya F Sky or heavenly Sioux  \nMaralah F Born during an earthquake Unknown \nMasichuvio M Gray deer Hopi  \nMaska M Strong Unknown \nMatchitehew M He has an evil heart Algonquin \nMatchitisiw M He has bad character Algonquin \nMato M Bear Sioux\nMatoskah M White bear Sioux  \nMatunaagd M Fights Algonquin  \nMatwau M Enemy Algonquin \nMausi F Plucks flowers Unknown  \nMaza blaska M Flat iron Dakota  \nMeda F Prophetess Unknown  \nMegedagik M Kills many Algonquin \nMekledoodum M Conceited Algonquin\nMeli F Bitter Zuni  \nMemdi F Henna Unknown \nMeoquanee F Wears red Chippewa\nMeturato M Black kettle Cheyenne  \nMiakoda F Power of the moon Unknown\nMicco M Chief Seminole\nMigina F Returning moon Omaha\nMigisi F Eagle Chippewa \nMika F Intelligent raccoon Sioux  \nMika M Racoon Sioux\nMikasi M Coyote Omaha\nMilap M Charitable Unknown  \nMimiteh F New moon Omaha  \nMinal F Fruit Unknown  \nMinco M Chief Choctaw  \nMingan  M Gray wolf Algonquin  \nMinninnewah M Whirlwind Cheyenne \nMisu M Rippling water Miwok\nMitena F Born under coming or new moon Omaha\nMochni M Talking bird Hopi\nMohe M Elk Cheyenne\nMojag M Never silent Unknown  \nMokatavatah M Black kettle Cheyenne\nMoketavato M Black kettle Cheyenne \nMoketaveto M Black kettle Cheyenne\nMoketoveto M Black kettle Cheyenne\nMoki M Deer Hopi  \nMokovaoto M Black kettle Cheyenne  \nMolimo M Bear walking into shade Miwok\nMongwau M Owl Hopi\nMotavato M Black kettle Cheyenne \nMotega M New arrow Unknown\nMuata M Yellow jackets inside a nest Miwok \nMukki M Child Algonquin\nMuna F Overflowing spring Hopi\nMuraco M White moon Unknown