pain in the heart (see Molina)
voluntarily (yollotl + ica), literally with heart
[Source: Beyond the Codices, eds. Arthur J.O. Anderson, Frances Berdan, and James Lockhart (Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center, 1976), 17.]
to understand someone's intent, or what they intend to do (see Molina)
prudence and sanity (see Molina)
to satisfy one self, believing to be something; to satisfy another to make them believe they are something (see Molina)
to satisfy a debt that one had (see Molina)
to satisfy someone's debt (see Molina)
to be satisfied by making something certain (see Molina)
consolation (see Karttunen)
generous and of noble condition (see Molina)
in a crazy way (adverb) (see Molina)
craziness, folly (see Molina)
craziness or madness (see Molina)
daring, foolish (see Molina)
to become angry (see Molina)
to make others look for someone (see Molina)
rage or disturbance and anger (see Molina)