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to splash the water in a river. ācocoxotza. ātl, cocoxotza. ni. ...
to wring water from wet clothing. āyōpātzca. āyō, pātzca. nic. ...
for water to issue from a spring. tlaāquīza. tla6, ātl, ...
to pour water on s.o.’s feet. icxiātēquiā. icxi, ātēquiā. ...
to dunk one’s foot in water. icxicahcalaquiā. icxicalaquiā (tlaomp. ) nimo. ...
algae that forms on stagnated water. āxoxoctli. ātl, xoxīctic. Ce tlamantli ...
to have water on the hearth. āmana1. ātl, mana. ĀMANTOC. ...
for water to filter into a house. tlaācalaqui. tla6, ācalaqui. ...
... 'to wash something/ PĀT(I) 'to dissolve,' and Ā-TL 'water, liquid.' M also has the variant palti. PALTI See ...
The Atlcahualo (ceasing of water, rain), was the name of the first festival of the ...
... hearths, and earthen basins, and pots, and jars for storing water (central Mexico, sixteenth century) Fr. Bernardino de ...
1. for water to drip from wet clothing. 2. for water to drip from a wet person. āchipīni. ātl, chipīni. ...

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... between ĀTIC ‘something melted’ and ĀTĪC < Ā-TL ‘water’ and Ī ‘to drink,’ which is possible only ...
... just comes [and] goes. Many come. They eat what is in the water, [as well as] the sand from the rocks and water plants seeds.” Martin del Campo did not attempt to ...
... alludes to all the recipients of these chants (for example, water and the goddess of water), but at the same time it also refers to the sorcerer ...
... = Perchance no longer is there castigation with icy water? Perchance no longer is there castigation with ...
... in the turquoise enclosure, who is [enclosed] with the waters of the lovely cotinga, enclosed with clouds (central ...
The Atlcahualo (ceasing of water, rain), was the name of the first festival of the ...
nixtamal from which the water and quicklime has not been removed; somethings smeared with water and quicklime. nexcuitlayoh. nexcuitlatl, yoh. ...
for wood to become soaked with water ācuā. ātl, cuā. Ce cuahuitl huactoc quiahci atl ...
1. large expanse of water. 2. big. huēyi. 1. Tlalli, atl zo cuahuitl tlen ...
to submerge s.o. or s.t. in water. tzompolihuīltiā. tzompolihui, ltiā1. nic. ...
ditch or channel for water to flow. āohtli. ātl, ohtli. Ohtli tlen quichihua ...
to have diarrhea that is only water. tzīntlamīna. tzīntli, tla1, mīna2. ni. Macehualli ...
to remove obstacles to a current of water. ātzīntlapoā1. ātl, tzīntli, tlapoā. ni. ...
to swallow water when one is drowning. āonī. ātl, onī. ni. ...
for water to run into the house. tlaācalaqui. tla6, calaqui. ...
for algae to form on stagnated water. āxoxoctiya. āxoxoctli, ti1, ya1. Atl tlen ...
to pour water someplace or in s.t. ātēca. ātl, tēca. ni. ...
water in which flowers have been soaked. xōchiātl. ...
to remove obstacles to a current of water. ātzīntlapoā2. ātl, tzīntli, tlapoā. nic. ...
to drink water while one is eating. ātlacuā. ātl, tlacuā. ni. ...
to take water inside a building after all. āācalaquiā1. ...
to put s.o. or s.t. in water. ācalaquiā2. ācalaqui, a4. nic. /nimo. Macehualli ...
to add water to s.t. after all. āāpīhuiā. āpīhuiā (tlaomp. ) ...
to fetch water for s.o., after all. āāzaquiā. āzaquiā (tlaomp. ) ...
for a place to be filled with water. tlaātēmi. tla6, ātēmi. TLAĀTĒMITOC. mantoc zo ...
a gourd or plastic bowl for scouping water. huahcalli. Ce cuatecomitl zo tecomitl tlen olli; ...
... be from MĀ(I)-TL ‘hand’ and ĀTĒQUIĀ ‘to sprinkle water on something,’ but the vowel length pattern is ...
... Now it will rain. Now the masters of the rain will sprinkle water." Todd Olson, "Clouds and Rain," Representations 104:1 ...