(a loanword from Spanish)
a vagabond (a loanword from Spanish)
nican Mexico quimonehualtilique matlacpohualli ipan chiuhcnahui tlacatl in forҫados. yn españoles. temac ohuetzque bagamondos. yhuan cequintin tlahtlacolleque temictiliztica cequintin tliltique. cequintin mulados. cequintin mestiҫostin. yhuan macuiltin timacehualtin indios. in huicoque la china justiҫiatica mochintin tepoҫotiaque yhuã mailpitiaque = they set out from Mexico here taking 209 people condemned to forced labor: Spaniards, vagabonds who had been apprehended, some people guilty of murder, some blacks, some mulattoes, some mestizos, and five of us commoners, Indians, who were taken to China [the Philippines] by order of the law. All of them went in shackles and with their hands tied (central Mexico, 1615)
Començose este quaderno donde se asienta el tributo que se cobra para su mag[estad] de los yndios e yndios bagamundos que no tributan a [Espacio en blanco] dias del mes de [Espacio en blanco] de myll y q[uinient]os y setenta y quatro a[ñ]os = Comenzóse este cuaderno donde se asienta el tributo que se cobra para su majestad de los indios vagabundos que no tributan a [Espacio en blanco] días del mes de [Espacio en blanco] de mil quinientos y setenta y cuatro años (ca. 1582, México)