Women in struggle...

[Tezozomoc]

There was a 3rd one I wanted to include.


Cihuameh in tlayecoliztli.


Tezozomoc wrote:

> I would recommend the following:
>
> 1.     Cihua:meh in Ya:o:tihua = women in struggle  {woman + plural, Ya:o:
> (war), ti (connective), -hua (ownners).
>
> 2.    Cihua:meh in ya:o:pan.  = women in battle (struggle).
>
> Tezozomoc
>
> CD wrote:
>
> > A close friend of mine is working with a group of indigenous women here in
> > Denver to create a proactive group that works with issues realting to
> > indigenous women.  The group will focus its work here in the Denver
> > community and throughout Turtle Island.  In the proccess of getting the
> > program off the ground they are setting up a fundraiser to send some young
> > women to Chiapas to work with women in a bread making cooperative.  They
> > need the phrase "Women in struggle" translated in as many indigenous
> > languages as possible.  The translations will be used on t-shirts and
> > flyers to promote the group, spread the Idea, and hoepefully get interest
> > and support from other women here in the Denver community. It would be
> > greatly appreciated if anyone could translate this into Nahuat.  Thank
> > you.
> >
> > Take care...
> >
> > VIVA ABYA YALA!
> >
> > Hun Hun
> >
> > "CD"
> > dowden at mscd.edu
> >
> > <---silence--->