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Letter A: Displaying 221 - 240 of 2520

acalpatiotia.

to charter a boat (see Molina)

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acalpatiotl.

a shipload or cargo paid by the passenger (see Molina)

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acalquixoayan.

a sea port (see Molina)

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acalquixtia.

ɑːkɑlkiːʃtiɑ

to take boats out of the water

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acaltecoyan.

ɑːkɑlteːkoːjɑːn

a sea port or an embarkation site (see Molina)

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acaltema.

ɑːkɑlteːmɑ

to put a cargo on a ship, or launch a ship and put something on it (see Molina)

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acaltetema.

ɑːkɑltehteːmɑ

to give ballast to the boat (see Molina)

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acaltetepontli.

Orthographic Variants: 
acaltetepun, acaltetepon, acaltetepuntli

a shot, or a poisonous snake or scorpion (see Molina)

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acaltetl tlatilincateconi.

ballast for a boat or ship (see Molina)

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acaltic.

ɑːkɑltik

grooved, channeled, or carved out with a spoon (see Molina)

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acaltica nemiliztli.

navigation (see Molina)

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acaltica nemini.

a navigator (see Molina)

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acaltica panoliztli.

navigation (see Molina)

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acaltica panoni.

a navigator (see Molina)

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Acamapichtli.

Orthographic Variants: 
ācamāpīchtli, Acamapich

a personal name, a "Handful of Reed Arrows," is a name associated with the first ruler of Tenochtitlan (father of Huitzilihuitl); another interpretation came from the rejection of that history in the time of Itzcoatl, when Acamapichtli was said to originate in Culhuacan (see attestations)

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acamapilli.

ɑːkɑmɑhpilli

a cane or a staff (see Molina)

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acamaya.

ɑːkɑmɑːyɑ

crayfish, crab

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acame.

some people

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acamelahua.

a straightened reed (usually also hardened over a fire, for use in making arrows) (see Sahagún, translated by Thelma Sullivan, below)

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acampa.

ɑhkɑ:mpɑ

from nowhere; in no way; neither from one part or another

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