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Displaying 641 - 680 of 1121 records found.a living thing; someone brought back from the dead (see Molina); also refers to animals and eggs (see Molina, Lockhart, and Karttunen)
causative; to make this happen (used mainly w/ intransitive verbs); to provide or make that thing; went away doing
belly or stomach (see Molina and Karttunen); pregnant woman (see asstestations)
the language of the sorcerers
a lesson, a recitation, teachings
governor, administrator (see the Gran Diccionario Náhuatl, citing Wimmer 2004); or, perhaps, someone responsible for others, such as a godparent
moss; possibly high water or headwaters; or, part of a phrase for either/or (see attestations)
a bower; can refer to a building covered with bowers or branches (see Karttunen); possibly also a house or building covered with green or blue materials, possibly turquoise? (see below)
a personal name; the name given Quetzaltehueyac in the Historia Tolteca Chichimeca after he pounded the cave and hill at Chimaliztac and broke the "borde" in a symbolic act of creation; Huitec is said to mean "golpeador," but it also has the connotation of one who can throw lightning strikes
(sixteenth century, Quauhtinchan)
a rosette (see the Gran Diccionario Náhuatl); something round, like a pond or lagoon?
by; among; in; to; between; in the company of; below; near; with; typically found as a locative suffix (on place names)
to surrender, to give oneself up; to give oneself to another; give something to another; to issue (in public); to consider; to approve
causitive or reflexive indicator used more with transitive verbs; with a transitive verb, usually means reverential
emerald-colored new ears of corn
a place name; e.g. San Juan Moyotlan, a part of Tenochititlan
(central Mexico, 1614)
perhaps wind-flower, this is seen as a personal name ("Yecaxoch" or "Yecaxochitl) (SW); note how the "yeca-" start to a couple of other words relates to air (go to: "see also"). Yeca- seems to be an alternative spelling for Eca- and perhaps even Eheca-. (SW)