- pot-belly. His name is
taken from the
Nahuatl word for child:
cipit or
cipote. Some also
relate his name to the
deity Xipe Totec.
According to the legend...
-
political activist,
known for his most
recognizable works "Prisión verde" and "
Cipotes".
Amaya was born in
Olanchito in the
department of Yoro.
After being educated...
- Hondureña de la
Lengua contributed 1,950 words. Bululo:
Bread roll (La Ceiba)
Cipote/a: boy/girl Güirro/a: boy/girl Trucha:
Corner shop ¿Que es folklore?...
- an all-purpose word that's
loosely translated to mean "that" or "thing"
cipote/chigüin: brat, punk;
small child. cuecho: gossip. ****iche: baby of the family...
- pulpería
relajo mess jura
police patrol chepo posta police station maje dude
cipote boy güirro
cipota girl güirra juco
dirty man juca
dirty woman colocho curls...
- a good-bye)
Emilio ¡Un
poquito de por favor! (A
little bit of please!) ¡
Cipote! (****!)
Apaguen los teléfonos móviles y no fumen, para
hablar levantan...
- constitución' (1979) El gran
atasco (1979) La insólita y
gloria hazaña del
cipote de
Archidona (1979) Mi adúltero
esposo (1979) El buscón (1979)
Todos me...
- of
short stories which were
collected thirty years later as
Cuentos de
Cipotes ("Children's Stories").
These and the
stories in
Cuentos de
Barro ("Tales...
-
Salvador Honduras Costa Rica
Panama children chavalo/a,
cipote/a, chigüín
patojos cipotes cipotes, güirros, chigüín güilas,
carajillos pelaítos
corner store...
- (1993) Aquí, el que no corre...vuela (1992) Canción
triste de... (1989) Don
Cipote de la
Manga (1985) El cura ya
tiene hijo (1984) La
zorra y el escorpión...
