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sustenance, a meal taken upon rising, breakfast (see Karttunen)
Ic macuilli capitulo, itechpa tlatoa: in mistli. Tlalocã tecutli, Teutl ipan machoia, itech tlamiloia, in quiauitl, in atl: iuh quitoaia, ie quichioa in ticooa, in tiqui, in qualoni, in joani, in tonenca, in toiolca, in tocochca, in toneuhca, in tocemilhuitiaia, in tonacaiotl = Fifth Chapter, which telleth of the clouds. The Lord of Tlalocan. He was considered a god. To him were attributed rain and water. Thus they said he made that which we ate and drank -- food, drink, our sustenance, our nourishment, our daily bread, our maintenance. (central Mexico, sixteenth century)