head down (see Karttunen)
something inclined (see Karttunen)
to overturn something (see Karttunen)
to turn something, someone upside down, to throw someone out headlong (see Karttunen)
to turn something upside down, or to put the part that is on top toward the bottom (see Molina)
a pillow (head rest); or, something that serves as a cabecera (head town) in the Spanish system of town hierarchy (see Molina)
to be hanging with the head down (see Molina)
to turn someone on end, feet up, in order to throw him or her into the water or over a cliff (see Molina)
to tread on something, trample something (see Karttunen)
to braid one’s hair (see Karttunen)
to be hanging, feet up (see Molina)
for hair to appear, grow (see Molina)
a person with gray hair; gray-haired (see Molina and Karttunen)
white or gray hair (on the head), or, a person who is white haired (see Molina)
for one's hair to be or turn white
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), 240.