Examples of using Huatli in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Huatli shook her head.
His voice had an accent Huatli could not place.
Huatli bit her tongue.
Thick mangroves gave way to plush sand, and Huatli felt her mount sink slightly with each step into the pristine beach below.
Huatli opened her saddlebag.
The pirates screamed and scattered, and Huatli could have sworn she saw the green-skinned woman and the man in blue escape.
Huatli was deeply practical.
It was more likeguiding an entire river than steering a boat, but Huatli got the hang of it after some trial and error.
Huatli dismounted and approached.
The Immortal Sun vanished beneath their feet, and Huatli, Tishana, Vona, and Angrath all tumbled through the floor into the empty room below.
Huatli Huatli was raised in the Sun Empire.
Inti was standing with his mother and father, and all of them were looking at Huatli with more elation than she had ever seen on a person's face.
Huatli glanced at what was beneath the vampire's feet and gasped.
Zacama was not intelligent per se, but she was somehow aware that she had a name,and was able to inform Huatli of what it was through their magical connection.
Huatli felt a tug on her sleeve and turned to find a woman of about her age staring back at her.
All at once,Tishana dove forward and slapped her hand on the Sun, Huatli kicked her foot out to touch its side, Angrath stomped into the center, and Vona slammed both hands down on top of it once more.
Huatli watched as she threw the jade totem in first with one hand and began to awaken it with the other.
It was frightening and familiar, like attempting a back handspring,or swimming without touching the bottom, and Huatli watched as her skin began to shine with the brilliant light of mid-afternoon.
Tishana looked at Huatli, then looked at the Immortal Sun on the ground and the vampire being dragged off it.
The journey home had taken a delightfully short time thanks to the length of her new mount's stride,and though she was worried about dismounting from such a great height, Huatli was happy to arrive with proof of Orazca's awakening in the form of the elder dinosaur.
The disk was about as wide as Huatli was tall, and it glowed a chilly white-blue under the feet of a menacing conquistador.
Huatli told him of Tishana's courage and wisdom, of how they had ventured into the jungle and tracked the vampire for days.
The vampiric priest clawed his hand in response and dove for her face, but Huatli dropped to her knees and skidded past, clipping his ankle with her blade as she slid on the cold jade of the floor.
Huatli was expecting most of their questions to be about Orazca, but it was the nature of planeswalking that captivated them the most.
She seemed to look straight through her, and Huatli felt incredibly young looking back at Tishana's gaze as she knelt on the ground in subordination.
Huatli knew immediately who it was, and sensed the others did as well, for Tishana tightened her fists at the same time that Vona and Mavren Fein fell to their knees.
Massive statues lined the pavilion, and Huatli assumed that the bold poses they struck reflected their subjects' important accomplishments.
The merfolk reminded Huatli of what might happen if she crossed one of the Sun Empire shamans with a slightly nutty aunt.
Nearly all tales spring from truth, and Huatli reasoned quickly that the legend of the Bat of the East began with this very real vampire centuries before.
Eventually Angrath learned that the woman, Huatli, had gone off seeking a golden city, in pursuit of the Immortal Sun-the greatest treasure the world had ever known.