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ācacalotl
water raven
ācachinamitl
reed enclosure
acachtli
locust
ācacueptli
reed turf
ācacueyatl
reed frog
ācah
someone
ācallān
among boats
ācalli
ship, boat, canoe
ācamāpīchtli
handful of reeds
ācapechohcān
barge-road place
ācapechtli
barge
ācapehpenatzin
reed picker
aa
sound of weeping or complaining
āc
who, whom, whose, whoever
ācapipiol
son of nezahualcoyotl
ācati
to be like a reed
ācatic
reedlike or tubiform jewel, bead
ācatl
reed
ācatzanatl
thrush, starling
ācaxōchitl
name applied to various herbs
ācayōtia:mo
to be provided with reeds
ācayōtl
abstract form of àcatl
ach
particle expressing doubt or intensity
āchcāuhtli
elder brother, chief
achi
a little, a few
āchic
a little while, soon
achica
- frequently 2. briefly, soon
āchichi
water dog
āchichimātzin
mud-puppy soldier
achihtzin
just a little, a little, a little something
achihtzinca
a moment
āchīhua
to prepare a beverage
āchīlli
water chilli
achitometl
early 14th-c. king of colhuacan
āchtli
elder brother, elder brother (female speaking)
āc nehhuātl
who am I?
acocilin
shrimplike animal
acocolco
place near colhuacan where mexicans took refuge before founding tenochtitlan
ācōlhuahcan
region governed by texcoco
ācōlihuahtzin
epithet for the lord of the dead land
ācōlmiztli
he who owns grandfathers at the waters
ācōlmīztli
name of one or more kings of the powerful acolhuan town of coatlichan
acolnahuacatl
king of azcapotzalco
ācōmitl
water jar
acpatl
water weed
ācuecuentlah
watered fields, irrigated fields
ācueyōtl
wave, warriors, army
acxocuauhtli
king of the tlacochcalcan tribe of the chalcan nation during the migratory stopover at chapultepec in 1298
acxoyatl
instrument typically made of plant material, used in ritual bloodletting and mock combat
āc yeh
which one?, who is it?
ahāhuilia:mo
to delight oneself intensely
ahāhuiliztli
pleasure
ahāhuiltia:tē
1.to pleasure, to pleasure god, to pleasure revenants 2.to mock, to trick or undo
ahahuitztli
knifelike feather
ahāhuiya
to be pleasured, to rejoice, to vaunt oneself
ahāmi
ahāntoc = it (the city) goes hunting
ahātl
waters. one of the leaders of the mexicans prior to the founding of tenochtitlan
ahcān
nowhere
ahcazo
perhaps it would seem
ahcazoc
perhaps yet
ahcazomō
perhaps not
ahcemēlleh
restive
ahcemēllehcān
place of no rest
ahci
to arrive
ahci:mo
to be seized
ahci:tē
to seize
ahcic
it has arrived. finished, perfect
ahcicā
perfectly, in perfection
ahcocui:tla
to life or raise
ahcomana:mo
to be excited
ahcoquīza
to rise up
ahcotēca:tla
to pour
ahcotlāza:tē
to console
ahhua:tē
to stick, to penetrate, to scold or reproach
ahhua:tla
to prick
ahhuachoa
to produce dew, to drizzle
ahhuachoa:tla
to make become like dew
ahhuachpēhuia:tla
to hurl dew at
ahhuachpixahui
to drizzle
ahhuachtli
dew
ahhuatl
spine
ahhuayoa
to be spiny
ahhuatztzetzeloa:mo
to sprinkle oneself as a dew
ahhuaiāc
a fragrant or delicious thing
ahhuiācā
sweetly, deliciously
ahhuiācācopa
with fragrance, fragrantly
ahhuiācāyōtl
fragrance
ahhuialia:tla
to perfume
ahhuiaya
to possess or emit fragrance
ahhuīcpa
in all directions, here and there
ahīhuiān
without rest, peace, or pleasure
ahiuh
not thus, otherwise, awry, ill
ahiuh:mati:tla
to take amiss or with displeasure
ahmach
negative question marker
ahmicohuayān
place of immortality
ahmīnqui
not shot not dead, alive
ahmiqui
to be immortal
ahmō
no, not
ahmochipa
not forever
ahmō zan
not just
ahnelli
it is not true
ahnēn
not in vain
ahnō
by no means, not at all
ahpāna:mo
to be dressed or adorned
ahpāna:tē
to dress or adorn
ahtlācatl
inhuman
ahtlamachīlia
to be unwise
ahtlamachīliznequi
to wish to be arrogant
ahtlapalli
wing of bird
ahtle
nothing
ahtle:īc
nowise; for naught
ahtle īpan
- superlative, as nothing
2. pejorative, as nothing
ahua
hail, hey, ah
āhuēhuētl
water drum
ahuelihtoc
juan ahuelihtoc, tlatoani of tlatelolco and son of temilotzin
āhuexōtl
- willow
2. one of the leaders of the mexicans prior to the founding of tenochtitlan
āhuīcolli
water pitcher
āhuihuitla
water drawer
āhuilia
to be pleasured
āhuilia:tē
to pleasure
āhuiliamah
old whore
āhuilizāpan
at pleasure waters
āhuiliztli
pleasure, act of being pleasured
āhuilli
carnal pleasure
āhuillōtl
- pleasure
2. musical instruments
āhuilemilizzōtl
that which pertains to terpitude
āhuiloa:mo
to disgrace oneself
āhuiloa:tē
to disgrace or lead into error
āhuiltia:mo
to amuse oneself
āhuiltia:mo_tē
horrific
āhuiltillān
pleasure land
āhuiltilli
one who is pleasured
_āhuiltilōca
passive action
āhuiltilōyān
a place of pleasure
āhuitl
aunt
āhuizotl
- a kind of otter
2. king of tenochtitlan
āhuīxtēhua
to die in bliss
āhuiya
to be content
āhuiyalōyān
a place of pleasure, paradise
ahxītia:tē
to cause to arrive, to take or bring
ahyēccān
bad place
ahzo
perhaps
ahzoc
perhaps yet, perhaps
ahzomō
perhaps not
aīc
never
āihtitl
water interiour
āihtiyāōyōtl
war in the middle of the water
aitzin
white jade
aitztli
a fine white stone, also called achalchihuitl, marble, white jade
al
of the
alcapoz
arquebus
ālchayāhuacān
waters spreading-out place
alo
scarlet macaw
alonso āxāyacatzin
lord of itztapalapan, also called alonso axayacatzin ixhuetzcatocatzin, son of cuitlahuac, nephew of motēuhzōmah
āltia:tē
you bathe
am_
used in address to a lord
āmacatl
paper thing
āmahtlapalli
wing of bird or leaf of paper
āmalacotl
small aquatic herb with round leaves
āmalacoyoa
to abound in water whorls
āmāma
to carry water
āmapāncalli
house of paper banners
āmapāntli
paper banner
āmaquēmehcān
name of a chalcan town
āmatl
- paper, book, letter
- banner (as emblem of human sacrifice)
- sacrificial victim, warrior
āmaxōchitl
paper flower
amaxtēcatl
inhab. of amaxtlan (a town conquered by ahuizotl)
amehhuān
you
āmeyalli
spring
āmi
to go hunting
amih
to exist
āamīlli
irrigated land
amilotl
a white fish, like dace
āmoxcalli
- book store, paper store
2. house of pictures
āmoxco
water-weed place
āmoxpetlatl
mat of pictures
āmoxtli
- pictographic book
- piece of writing
- ghost warrior, immortal warrior
āna:tē
to take, seize, convey or lead
ānāhuac
beside water
ānāhuacatzin
name of a mexican notable active in the resistance of 1521
ānāhuatl
the world, anahuac
anca
- therefore, so that
2. perhaps, it seems
ancacihui
perhaps surely it is thus
ancoc
perhaps yet
ane
hello! hey!
aocmo
no longer
āpachoa:tla
to flood or drown
āpan
on the water, in the water
āpetztli
pearl
āpiloa
to draw water
āpilōlli
earthen jar
āpīzmiqui
to suffer or “die” from hunger
āpōctli
water vapor
aqui
to enter, to fit or fit in, to wear or put on, to be inscribed or painted (in colors)
aquiauhatzin
epithet or title of xayacamachan the elder
āquihqueh
who
_aquiyān
place of entry
at
perhaps
ātapalcatl
a small duck
ātatapalcatl
seashell
ātēca
to pour water
ātēcpanēcatl
water palace inhabitant, an official title in tollan, in cuauhtitlan, in tenochtitlan. the supreme spirit
atepocatl
tadpole
ātēquia:tē
to moisten or pour water on
ātēquilizcuīcatl
water-pouring song
ātēquiliztli
act of pouring water
ātetepēyōtl
great wave
ātetepitz
water beetle
ātl
water
ātlaquezonan
water lilly
ātlacui
to draw water
ātlālih
town establisher, establisher of a nation
ātlan
in water
ātlauhtli
gorge, perilous place, battlefield
ātli
to drink water. to drink
ātlihtic
- in the water
2. the other world, the here after
ātlīxcatzin
tenochcan noble with title tlacateccatl, accompanied montezuma when he greeted cortes
ātlīxco
town in the puebla region, associated with huexotzinco, where victims were customarily obtained in battle
ātl patlāhuac
wide water
ātl popōca
king of tizic (a town subject to the city of cuitlahuac)
ātl/tepētl
water and hill
1.city, nation, populace
ātopinan
inedible aquatic “cicada’’
