someone with a stomach ache (see Molina)
to have a stomach ache (see Molina)
a possessed person (see Molina); literally, the owl-person became a nahualli
to consult something with one self (see Molina)
something that is packed or stuffed (see Molina)
in between the skin and meat (see Molina)
inside, to the inside, from the inside (see Molina and attestations); inside it; in him; in her womb; in the midst of
to temper oneself in eating (see Molina), to not overeat, not be a glutton
to rinse the crock (see Molina)
belly or stomach (see Molina)
a hydropic, or a glutton (see Molina)
dropsy (see Molina)
if not either
Robert Haskett and Stephanie Wood's notes from Nahuatl sessions with James Lockhart and subsequent research.
to be useful and beneficial for something (see Molina)
to appear in the figure or resemblance of something (see Molina)
a custom or practice of this sort (see Molina)
to excuse one's sins, blaming them on something (see Molina)