to put a border on a piece of cloth or clothing (see Molina)
to be piled up in a heap (see Karttunen)
to enjoy; to be rich; to prosper; to enrich someone else; to make someone prosper; to please someone; in modern Eastern Huastecan Nahuatl, this means to teach
to preach (see Karttunen)
instruction (see Karttunen)
follower, student, disciple (see Karttunen and Molina)
teacher (see Karttunen); in modern Eastern Huastecan Nahuatl, tlamachtihquetl means teacher
to pile up; to pile something up (see Karttunen); or, to put something in order (see Molina)
embroidery, skill in doing something (see Karttunen); can involve feather work (see attestations)
something embroidered (see Karttunen)
something entirely understood and known (see Molina)
perfect intelligence about something (see Molina)
one who helps someone else and receives the same pay back (i.e. a person who loans another person money and gets paid back?) (see Molina)
one who calls another person so that he will work his parcel, and in return there is reciprocity (see Molina)
happy and sleepy; or, ready to be robbed by those who enchant others (see Molina)
something pointed out with the palm of the hand full of ink or ocher (see Molina)
five in a row (see Molina)