Dictionary
Nahuat words, what they mean, and how each variety says them.
500 published words · 552 recordings
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achi/a·chi/Adverb
some, a bit; enough
-achkaw/-ach·kaw/Noun
older brother
achtu/ach·tu/Adverb
first, before
ajkapajti/aj·ka·paj·ti/Noun
culantro, wild coriander (Eryngium foetidum)
ajku/aj·ku/Adverb
up, above, high up
ajkuik/aj·ku·ik/Adverb
north, to the north; upward
ajwech/aj·wech/Noun
dew
ajwiak/aj·wi·ak/Adjective
tasty, delicious; pleasant
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell
akuke/a·ku·ke/Noun
caiman
-alwika/-al·wi·ka/Verb
to bring
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell
amat/a·mat/Noun
paper
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell
amiki/a·mi·ki/Verb
to be thirsty
amikilis/a·mi·ki·lis/Noun
thirst
-ana/-a·na/Verb
to put away, to keep; to save
anka/an·ka/Adverb
perhaps, maybe
anmejemet/an·me·je·met/Other
you (plural)
-apaka/-a·pa·ka/Verb
Used only in Santo Domingo de Guzmán
to wash with water
apan/a·pan/Noun
river
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell
asi/a·si/Verb
to arrive
asu/a·su/Other
if
ashal/a·shal/Noun
sand
ashan/a·shan/Adverb
now; today
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell
ashta/ash·ta/Other
until, up to; even
at/at/Noun
water
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell
atul/a·tul/Noun
atole (a corn drink)