someone who is ill-humored, closed, who does not want people to speak to him or her (see Molina)
something lacking and insufficient (see Molina)
a stupefied and delirious person (see Molina)
a glutton, someone who is not satisfied with what he or she eats
nothing is wrong with; not disturbed; not perturbed Robert Haskett and Stephanie Wood's notes from Nahuatl sessions with James Lockhart and subsequent research.
for nothing happened, nothing to be the matter with
Rebecca Horn's notes from classes in Nahuatl with James Lockhart. Some of her note cards are harvested here by Stephanie Wood.
not to be perturbed, nor conflicted in one’s conscience
to not be bothered by things that happen to one, to not feel them, or not take notice of them (see Molina)
to be sane, with good sense (see Molina)
a long time ago (see Molina)
not just a little while ago, i.e. long ago, in ancient times (see Molina)
not just a few years ago (see Molina)
a glutton (see Molina)
suddenly, unexpectedly
you are nothing
restless, one who does not stop, or disturbed, uneasy (see Molina)
something infinite, without end
to lose everything when a thief takes all from the house, or when ice or hail completely destroys the crops, vines, or orchards (see Molina)
something of low value or interest, something that should be ignored