Vaya con Coyotl
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Go with the Coyote Explanation: This seems like Spanish to me. I think it means \"Go with the Coyote\" \"Vaya con Dios\" - \"Go with God\" is a very common Spanish expression, also heard in the U.S. I believe \"Coyotl\" was the Aztec word for \"Coyote\", borrowed into English. The Aztecs and other Meso-American societies had Gods who were in the forms of coyotes grad student |
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Passing through Con coyoti Explanation: If Con coyoti was the name of a place then it would be implied. If a train from Delhi to Amritsar passes through Panipat, it is said that this train is going from Delhi to Amritsar vaya Panipat. |
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