a falling here and there A posting by Joe Campbell on the Nahuat-L listserv, Nov. 20, 2009.
to fall here and there (see Molina)
a wanderer, or a restless person (see Molina)
to wander, or to be a wanderer (see Molina)
to run from here to there (see Molina)
a wandering, a roving (see Molina)
a wanderer (see Molina)
to wander about, or to be a wanderer (see Molina)
here and there, everywhere, all over, to one place and another, every which way, back and forth (see Molina and attestations)
from one side to another, from one place to another (see Karttunen)
to run from here to there
for a sick person to become disquieted, vomiting from the pain that he or she suffers
a sailor's oar (see Molina); or a punting pole (see attestations)
someone playful, mischievous (see Karttunen)
to swim (see Karttunen)
to waste the whole day, to spend it uselessly, without profit (see Molina)
an old, illicit sex-loving man, without honor; a lustful old man who consorts with prostitutes (see Molina)
to irrigate (see Molina)
to diminish oneself with vices (see Molina)