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Displaying 761 - 800 of 913 records found. ... yn mauh y motepeuh" (you grant us, you give us your water, your hill, i.e. your altepetl) after seeing (having a ... 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 ...
... Mexica, xioalnenemican = It was a woman fetching water who saw them, then she shouted, saying, "O Mexica, ...
... to be given firewood and cut grass to feed two horses, plus water and salt for their tables, and these things just for ...
... = Perchance no longer is there castigation with icy water? Perchance no longer is there castigation with ...
... Mexica, xioalnenemican = It was a woman fetching water who saw them, then she shouted, saying, "O Mexica, ...
... squat. The feet are wide, black, dark, blackish. It is a water-dweller, a fish-eater.” Martin del Campo identified ...
... atricilla) [FC: 39 Pipitztli] “It also lives in the water. Its head is black; its eyes are also black; white ...
plaster made from mud, water and grass that is applied to a bamboo wall. ...
1. above the river bank. 2. in the middle of a body of water. ātipān. ātl, ti3, pan. 1. Atl itenno huan achi ...
to cut in line at the well when there isn’t very much water. ācuīliā. ātl, cuīliā. nic. Macehualli ...
to put s.o. or s.t. in water and get it wet after all. āāchomōniā. āchomōniā ...
a well or spring that only has a little bit of water at the bottom. huahcatlantic. huahcatlantiya, cā. ...
type of mythical water lizard that appears in the Tenantzitzimitl huan ...
... had a paper headdress; she wore a shirt {ornamented with} water-flowers and a skirt {ornamented with} water-flowers; also she had foam-sandals; she carried a sun ...
... points to the use of this term to describe the width of a water canal or a window, but it is seen in ...
in aca ixillan acitiuh in atl, in aca ielchiquipan = The water came to the stomachs of some, to the chests of others, ...
... the earth that he filled it in with and got rid of the water that was there. And after he had filled it with earth, ...
for a small turtle or a crayfish to make water issue from a spring in a certain place. ...
to make a hole in the base of a well so that water will flow out. ātzīncoyōniā. ātl, tzīncoyōniā. ...
... to turn yellow when much lime powder is added to the water nexcuā. nextli, cuā. Nextamalli eli cohcoztic ...
to put an animal or a thing in water and get it wet after all. āācalaquiā2. ācalaquiā2 ...
for a small turtle or a crayfish to make water issue from a spring in a certain place. ...
... = Only with boards did they get [the people?] out of the water. Here in This Year: Seventeenth-Century Nahuatl Annals ...
... us. He began in Xochimilco, inspecting the level of the water; then he passed through Tolyahualco; then he passed ...
... a small nail, and it pierces one sharply. And it swims underwater; it always feeds under water. And it is named nacaztzone because its feathers which ...
... of origin of the Aztecs, there is a mention of the "great water mirror that surrounds the great city of Aztlan" (huey ...
... exilis) [FC: 39 Acachichictli] “It lives on the water. It is named acachichictli because it is as if it ...
... It tail is short, black. This quapetlaoac slod comes when [water] birds come. It is quite rare.” Martin del Campo ...
... legs black, wide, small. It is an eater of atatapalcatl [water plant] and achichilacachtli [gibbous duckweed]. It ...
... with henequen cloaks, tobacco, tumplines, sandals, money, water, food, [and all] unbeknownst to the priest? Bartolomé ...
... who was allied with the Mexica and won rewards of lands and water for his people in the Puebla area. His story was told ...
... anepantla = their companions watched from out on the water James Lockhart, We People Here: Nahuatl Accounts of ... at Albany, 2001), 16. anepantla = in the middle of the water Angel Julián García Zambrano, "Ancestral Rituals of ...
... s.o.’s face. 2. to wash s.t with just a little bit of water. īxāhuiā. īxtli, āhuiā. 1. niqu. Macehualli ...