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tonaltlitl.

Orthographic Variants: 
tonaltletl

fire of the sun (from a Nahua-Pipil song dedicated to the sun)
Rudolf van Zantwijk, "El futuro de la lengua náhuatl (nahuatla'tolli)," Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl 42 (2011), 259–265, see page 261.

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tōnaltzahtzi.

for a little boy or girl to cry all day.
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tōnaltzahtziliā.

for a shaman to call out to the spirit of a persona that has been left someplace due to a scare.
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tonaltzapotl.

toːnɑltsɑpotɬ

a fruit that ripens outside of the rainy seazon (see Molina)

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tonaltzatzilia.

toːnɑltsɑhtsiliɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
tōnaltzahtziliā

to call down harm on the head of an enemy, mentioning him by name (see Krattunen)

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tonaltzitzica.

toːnɑltsitsikɑ
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tonaltzontli.

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tonalxihuitl.

toːnɑlʃiwitɬ
Orthographic Variants: 
tonalxiuitl

chamomile, a medicinal herb (see Molina)

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tonalxocotl.

toːnɑlʃokotɬ
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Tonametl.

a sun ray; also, one of the names for the sun; "Resplendent One"
Wimmer 2004, citing the Florentine Codex, 1580. In the Gran Diccionario Náhuatl, Marc Thouvenot, programmer, https://gdn.iib.unam.mx/diccionario/tonametl/265440.

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tonameyo.

something with clarity, like a ray of sun (see Molina)

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tonameyoa.

toːnɑmeːyoɑː
Orthographic Variants: 
tōnamēyoā

to shimmer, to shine in rays (see Krattunen)

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tonameyotia.

toːnɑmejoːtiɑ

the sun shines, the sun emits rays or sunbeams (see Molina)

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tonameyotl.

toːnɑmejoːtɬ

sunbeam, ray (see Molina)

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tonan.

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tonānān.

1. appellative for an elderly woman. 2. s.o.’s grandmother.
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tonāntzin.

the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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tonantzin.

tonɑːntsin
Orthographic Variants: 
thonantzin

our mother, from nantli, possessed and with a reverential suffix; a term that was often used for the Virgin Mary but had also been used to refer to various goddesses (as tonan or tonantzin)

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tonatiuh cualo.

Orthographic Variants: 
tonatiuh quallo, tonatiuh qualo, tonatiuh qualloya, tonatiuh cualloya, tonatiuh quallo

to have an eclipse of the sun (see Molina)

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tonatiuh iaquiampa ehecatl.

Orthographic Variants: 
tonatiuh iaquiampa eecatl

a wind from the west (see Molina)

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