voices, shouts, or the wails of one who is crying (see Molina)
the person who cries, yelling or shouting (see Molina)
the house of weeping (see Sahagún, attestations); possibly a synonym for the calmecac (a type of school)
a song of pain and of crying (see Molina)
to laugh with tears in one’s eyes (see Karttunen)
to cry bitterly, hitting oneself and pulling at one's hair (see Molina)
something worthy of crying about, full of weeping (see Molina)
to cry out in a major way, hitting oneself and tearing up, or to become faint or weak from crying (see Molina)
crying, or with a wail, weeping (see Molina)
to make someone feel pain (about spending money) (see Karttunen)
to send others to cry (see Molina)
to speak while weeping (see Karttunen)
to pray to God with tears and wailing (see Molina) (partly a loanword from Spanish, dios, God)
weeping; tears (see Karttunen, Lockhart, and Molina); also translated as complaint (see Sahagún); and, sobs
sob flowers (see attestations)
for a bishop to anoint a priest (includes loanwords from Spanish)
to perform the rite of confirmation for someone (a Nahuatlized loanword from Spanish)
Christianity (a Nahuatlized loanword from Spanish)
to love, spoiling someone, or giving something (see Molina)