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turpentine unguent, or a resinous remedy (see attestations)
See an image that represents oxitl in the Visual Lexicon of Aztec Hieroglyphs, ed. Stephanie Wood (Eugene, Ore.: Wired Humanities, 2020-present).
a resinous liquid used in herbal remedies
yn cioateutl, yn jtoca Tzaputla tena. Ce cioatl, ipan mjxeoaia, yn oxitl ynacaio muchioaia: quipaleuja yn tenacaio, yn aqujn quaxocociuj, tozcamjiaoaciuj, motozcaoxiuja: = the Goddess of Zapotlan (Tzapotlan tenan). [She was] represented as a woman. From her substance was made turpentine. She healed men’s bodies; those with itch of the head; they who were hoarse used the turpentine unguent on the throat (central Mexico, sixteenth century)
un líquido resinoso que se usa en un remedio para las grietas en las plantas de los pies