a window that has been covered with an iron grille (see Molina)
to put iron grilles on windows (see Molina)
to brand cattle with a hot iron (see Molina)
to make a metal netting or mesh for use as armor, as a coat of mail (see Molina)
one who makes metal mesh, metal netting for use as armor; one who makes coats of mail (see Molina)
metal mesh for use as armor (see Molina); coats of mail
a trimmer, sythe, or sickle (see Molina); a metal tool for cutting
to take off coats of mail, to take off metal mesh used as armor (see Molina)
to make a metal netting or mesh for use as armor, to make coats of mail (see Molina)
a metal glove, armor (see Molina)
to chain oneself, to chain up something, to chain someone else (see Molina)
an iron chain (see Molina)
metal chain (see Karttunen)
to shoot at someone with a bow and arrows (see Molina)
to hammer something, to drive a nail, or to lock something
iron bolt (Tlatelolco, 1550-80)
James Lockhart, Nahuatl as Written: Lessons in Older Written Nahuatl, with Copious Examples and Texts (Stanford: Stanford University Press and UCLA Latin American Studies, 2001), 194.
a blacksmith, or one who melts down copper (see Molina)
a light rock that is full of holes, pumice (see Molina)