(a loanword from Spanish)
measles
Auh no ihcuac yn. ocehuico yn cocoliztli ҫahuatl motenehua saranpio = At the same time the sickness of pox called measles abated (central Mexico, 1615)
Acatl xihuitl 1615. años. yn ipan yn ipehuayan in omoteneuh yancuic xihuitl yhuan metztli henero. yhcuac cenca chicahuac. omomanaco ҫahuatl motenehua saranpio, yntech motlalli yn inpilhuan españoles, yhuan timacehualtin topilhuan (central Mexico, 1614–1615)
Sanno yquac peuhqui saranpio miec yc Omomiquilli = At this same time the measles began, of which many died
yn momanaco Cocoliztli çahuatl Salanbio = an epidemic of measles broke out (early seventeenth century, central New Spain)
omochiuh sãranpio miec yn omomiquili ypã otubre = in October, measles broke out, of which many died
Nican ipan xihuitl ocèpayauh ipan màtlactli tonali Enero. Za nó iquac opeuhqui Sarampio miec ic omomiquilì quê = En este año cayó nevada, a diez de Enero. En el mismo año comenzó el sarampión, de que murieron muchos (Puebla, 1797)