a healer (see Molina); a doctor, a curer
Tepahtihquetl achtohui quichihua ce tlatemoliztli pan ce huapalli zancualli ica cintli ce quezqui itlancoch, ce cantelah huan tomin tlen mahtlactli pezoh, nopayoh pehua motlahtlania ica totiotzitzin nouhquiya, quiihtoama neci tlen quipechia ni inmoconeuh. Nopayoh motiochihua, quimapixtoc cintlancochtli, quitocaxtia macehualli tlen quipahtia, quemman tlamizza huacca quiitzeloa nopa cintli pan huapalli huan nopayoh quiitta tlen quipiya macehualli pan itlacayo huan zampa quimahcahuaz cintli para zampa quiittaz zo motemachiz tlen quiitta pan macehualli itlacayo. (Sabina Cruz de la Cruz and Rebecca Dufendach 2019, 655) = The healer made a search on a medium board with corn, a few kernels, a candle, and a coin piece of ten pesos. She began to ask the gods to see what worried the woman. She prayed, she had in her hand the kernels of corn, she named the person she was going to cure, when she finished, she dropped the kernels on the board. There she saw what the person had in her body. She threw the kernels once again to confirm what she saw in the body of the person. (Sabina Cruz de la Cruz and Rebecca Dufendach 2019, 663)