something full of dirt, dust (see Karttunen)
something helpless and abandoned (see Molina)
leveled ground floor (see Molina)
for several people to run in the same direction but in an unorganized way (see Karttunen); and without the glottal stop and with different vowel lengths, this can mean the opposite, to run in an orderly, sequential fashion (see Karttunen)
to run in an orderly, sequential fashion (see Karttunen)
to mistreat a horse; or, to skirmish or fight lightly from horseback (see Molina) (partially a loanword from Spanish; caballo, horse)
to drive someone, to make someone run (see tlalochtia); also used in Tlaxcala to refer to horse races that were part of a festival
something snatched or stolen away, by the person who grabs something and runs off (see Molina)
something fastened, knotted, or tied (see Molina; Engl. transl. by SW)