the conclusion of a project; or, the act of fighting fiercely in battle (see Molina)
work; a finished project; a completed job
to try to make a living (nino); to serve someone (nic)
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), 239.
worthy of being served (see Molina)
one who is praised by others (see Molina)
a maker, cleaner or purifier of something (see Molina)
the creation, the cleaning, or the purification of something (see Molina)
something made, cleaned, or purified (see Molina)
something used for cleaning something else (see Molina)
a place for cleaning something (see Molina)
Hey! Let's go! or, Come with me! (see Molina)
Hey! Stop that! (see Molina)
the attention that is paid to what is being said (see Molina)
to pursue someone, harassing him or her, to the point of vanquishing that person (see Molina)
one who is harrassed or persecuted (see Molina)
something peeled or stripped of its bark (see Molina)