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Displaying 481 - 520 of 927 records found. The herbs are ground and put in hot water, which is used to wash the affected area or which is ...
... (a person's name; the glyph next to the name gloss includes water, atl, a pot, comitl, and an eagle's head, quauhtli; ...
... may be a medicinal plant that is born and flowers in the water, according to Clavijero 1780 A. Wimmer, 2004, in the ...
... of Oklahoma Press, 1997), vol. 2, 126–127. The falling of water from the sky (rain) was celebrated in the sixteenth ... also attests that the reference is to the descent of water from the sky (rain). One can also see the iconography ...
... not to "throw counts" (toss corn kernels?), or divine with water. (ca. 1582, México) Luis Reyes García, ¿Como te ...
The name of this plant literally refers to the "mother of water.... A handful of mashed leaves taken in the morning ...
... Now it will rain. Now the masters of the rain will sprinkle water." Todd Olson, "Clouds and Rain," Representations 104:1 ...
1. cold water. 2. unboiled or unclorinated drinking water taken directly from a well. cēcēcātl. cēcēc, ...
... and the University of Utah, 1951), 86. We see a pairing of water and cave locatives in the Florentine Codex in ... in oztoc, in tepexic = for thou hast cast thyself into the water, into the cave, from the crag (central Mexico, ... them in a coffer, in a reed chest; he hath sent them in the water, in the cave, in the land of the dead (central Mexico, ...
... Proto-Uto-Aztecan initial *P which has been lost in Ā-TL 'water, liquid.' C contrasts this with PAHTI 'to recover ...
... sense 'to roll in the dirt' and by Ā 'to wallow about in water.' Frances Karttunen, An Analytical Dictionary of ...
... the Proto-Uto-Aztecan *P that has been lost in Ā-TL 'water, liquid.' Frances Karttunen, An Analytical Dictionary ...
... literal meaning of this is 'something that tastes like cold water’, the final element should be CECEC with both vowels ...
... the transcription. CIYĀHU(A) vt to soak something, to water something / remojar algo, o regar la hortaliza (M) ...
... y cerro (C) This is conventionally paired with Ā-TL 'water,' the whole phrase meaning 'town.' The phrase may be ...
... down into a well, hurl him down from on high, cast him into water, bury him? Bartolomé de Alva, A Guide to Confession ...
... = it reached the lower parts of the houses; and, wet by the water, the houses crumbled. (central Mexico, sixteenth ...
... down into a well, hurl him down from on high, cast him into water, bury him? Bartolomé de Alva, A Guide to Confession ...
clay jug for keeping water. cōmitl. Ce tlamantli chachapalli achi zan tolontic ...
to divert a stream of water. ātzīncuapiliā. ātl, tzīntli, cuapiliā. nic. ...
a clay jar for keeping water. chopi. Ce tlamantli tzicatl tlachihchihualli ica ...
to become satiated with water. āixhui. ātl, ixhui. ni. Macehualli, tlapiyalli zo ...
to walk in puddled water. ācahcalaqui. ātl, cahcalaqui. ni. Macehualli, ...
to stir up s.o.’s water. tetetzhuiliā. tetetzoā, huiliā2. nic. Macehualli ...
stream with bitter tasting water. āxocoātl. āxocotl, ātl. Ce atlauhtli campa achi ...
... earthen bowls, covered over." They contained the "black water" of the deity. Apparently children who were ill would ...