Headword:
huila.
Principal English Translation:
an alter-abled person; someone who is paralyzed or who has to go about on all fours (see Molina)
Orthographic Variants:
uila, vila, vilame
IPAspelling:
wilɑ
Attestations from sources in English:
auh in oniaque in iaoc, njman ie ic quitlaltoca in tovenio, yoan in ixqujchtin tzapame, in vilame = And when they had gone off to war, thereupon they planted [apart] the stranger and all the dwarfs and cripples (central Mexico, sixteenth century)