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Displaying 681 - 720 of 913 records found. to make noise while walking in water or mud. chicuēni. Nouhquiya CHECUĒNI. CHICUĒNTIUH. ...
to wait one’s turn to get water after all. āāchiya. āchiya (tlaomp. ) ni. ...
to make noise while walking in water or mud. checuēni. Nouhquiya CHICUĒNI. CHECUĒNTIUH. ...
to make a ditch or channel for water to flow. āohtiā2. āohtli, ti2, a4. nic. /mo. ...
to wet one’s feet by putting them in water. ācalaqui. ātl, calaqui. ni. Macehualli quichomonia ...
flowers in a vase with water placed on an altar. xōchimantli. xōchi, mana ...
... receive food: turkey hens, eggs, shelled corn, grass, water. (central Mexico, early seventeenth century) Codex ... with henequen cloaks, tobacco, tumplines, sandals, money, water, food, [and all] unbeknownst to the priest? Bartolomé ...
moh quizehuyca atentli = all following the edge of the water (Mexico, late seventeenth-century) (Techialoyan ...
... ce tlacatl ateca = Aquarius: that is, a person of the water people. (central Mexico, early seventeenth century) ...
... cypress; the mirror; the Spanish flower from a broad-leafed water plant, the lily; the rose (central Mexico, 1613) ...
... michtin. atlan nemi = Pisces: that is, two fish live in the water. (central Mexico, early seventeenth century) Codex ...
... yn acatl, yeoyocayan = Mexico Tenochtitlan, girded by water, among sedges and reeds, where sedges and reeds ...
1. for water to dry up. 2. for a plant to dry up and die for lack of water. 3. to begin to dry. huāqui. 1. Tzoyoni atl. ...
1. for much water to flow from the ground somewhere after it rains. 2. for much water to flow from the ground naturally. tlaāmēya. tla6, ...
... 1. brownish black color. 2. something stained by dirty water. yāyactic. yāyactli, ti1, cā. 1. Tecuani, ...
concave place created by digging or the passage of water. comōltic. comōlli, ti1, cā. Canahya campa ...
the color of clothing washed in stirred up, dirty water. āyāyactic. ātl, yāyactic. Ce tlamantli zo ...
for crayfish to cause water to issue forth from a spring. āmēyāltiā. āmēya, ...
to pour or spill someone else’s water or another liquid. toyāhuiliā. toyāhua, liā2. nic. ...
to sprinkle water on s.t. that belongs to s.o. else. ātzehtzelhuiliā. ...
to soak s.t. in water in order to soften it. āquechiā. aquecha, iā1. nic. ...
for s.t. to melt or become water all at once. cēnātiya. cē, ātiya. CĒNĀTĪXTOC. ...
for hard soil in a certain place to soften with water. tlayamāniya. tla6, yamāniya. Tlalli tlen chicahuac ...
to wait oneʻs turn to get water at the well āchiya. ātl, chiya. ni. Macehualli ...
1. to repeatedly dip or rinse s.o.’s clothing in water when washing it. 2. to repeatedly dip s.o.’s food in water, coffee or softdrink. chochomotzhuiliā. chochomotza, ...
... wash down and be trapped in terraces through which rain water would flow and irrigate the much-improved and more ...
... who read the future, who cast auguries by looking upon water or by casting grains of corn, who read fortunes by use ...
... (Recurvirostra americana) [FC: 34 Ixixoxouhquj] “It is a waterfowl. It is named icxixoxouhqui because its legs are ... when the rains come…. And it… leaves when [the other water] birds migrate.” This is a definitive description of ...
... beverages, a "lime-leaved sage powdered and mixed with water" and sweetened with honey. They also got to drink and ...
... cypress; the mirror; the Spanish flower from a broad-leafed water plant, the lily; the rose; the enclosure for a field ...