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	The word '''chipotle''' ("smoked jalapeño chili"; first attested in English originally as ''chilpotle'' or ''chilpocle'' ([[Haugen, Jason D. 2009. Borrowed borrowings: Nahuatl loan words in English. Lexis: Journal in English Lexicology, (3).\|Haugen 2009]])) comes from the Nahuatl /tʃil-pok-tli/ <nowiki><chilpoctli></nowiki>. The word is composed of the roots ''chil- /tʃil-/'' "chili" and ''po:k''- "smoke" (and the -''tli'' absolutive suffix).		The word '''chipotle''' ("smoked jalapeño chili"; first attested in English originally as ''chilpotle'' or ''chilpocle'' ([[Haugen, Jason D. 2009. Borrowed borrowings: Nahuatl loan words in English. Lexis: Journal in English Lexicology, (3).\|Haugen 2009]])) comes from the Nahuatl /''tʃil-pok-tli''/ <nowiki><chilpoctli></nowiki>. The word is composed of the roots ''chil- /tʃil-/'' "chili" and ''po:k''- "smoke" (and the -''tli'' absolutive suffix).

	''[[chil-]]'' is derived either from PSUA ''[[tsira]]'' "red" from PSUA ''[[sita]]'' "red", or from ''[[tsiri]]'' "singe, burn".		''[[chil-]]'' is derived either from PSUA ''[[tsira]]'' "red" from PSUA ''[[sita]]'' "red", or from ''[[tsiri]]'' "singe, burn".

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	''[[chil-]]'' is derived either from PSUA ''[[tsira]]'' "red" from PSUA ''[[sita]]'' "red", or from ''[[tsiri]]'' "singe, burn".		''[[chil-]]'' is derived either from PSUA ''[[tsira]]'' "red" from PSUA ''[[sita]]'' "red", or from ''[[tsiri]]'' "singe, burn".
	''[[po:k]]-'' is from the Nahua verbal root ''[[po:ka]]'' "to smoke". This root may either be related to the PSUA root ''[[po:tsa]]'' "to swell, to inflate" or it may be a loan from Téenek (Huastec Maya) ''pau'' "smoke" with the pre-Nahua verbalizing suffix -''ka''.		''[[po:k]]-'' is from the Nahua verbal root ''[[po:ka]]'' "to smoke". This root may either be related to the PSUA root ''[[po:tsa]]'' "to swell, to inflate" or it may be a loan from Téenek (Huastec Maya) ''pau'' "smoke" with the pre-Nahua verbalizing suffix -''ka''.

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The word '''chipotle''' ("smoked jalapeño chili"; first attested in English originally as ''chilpotle'' or ''chilpocle'' ([[Haugen, Jason D. 2009. Borrowed borrowings: Nahuatl loan words in English. Lexis: Journal in English Lexicology, (3).|Haugen 2009]])) comes from the Nahuatl /tʃil-pok-tli/ <nowiki><chilpoctli></nowiki>. The word is composed of the roots ''chil- /tʃil-/'' "chili" and ''po:k''- "smoke" (and the -''tli'' absolutive suffix).

*''[[chil-]]'' is derived either from PSUA *''[[tsira]]'' "red" from PSUA *''[[sita]]'' "red", or from *''[[tsiri]]'' "singe, burn".
*''[[po:k]]-'' is from the Nahua verbal root ''[[po:ka]]'' "to smoke". This root may either be related to the PSUA root *''[[po:tsa]]'' "to swell, to inflate" or it may be a loan from Téenek (Huastec Maya) ''pau'' "smoke" with the pre-Nahua verbalizing suffix -''ka''.