Nahuat

Dictionary

Nahuat words, what they mean, and how each variety says them.

500 published words · 552 recordings

CH

  • chuka/chu·ka/Verb

    to cry

    Nantzin Andrea López · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • chukulat/chu·ku·lat/Noun

    chocolate

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • chumelu/chu·me·lu/Noun

    stingless bee (the native chumelo)

  • chupi/chu·pi/Other

    little, few; a little

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

E

  • e/e/Other

    yes

  • ejekat/e·je·kat/Noun

    wind

  • -elnamiki/-el·na·mi·ki/Verb

    to remember

  • -eltiw/-el·tiw/Noun

    sister (said by a man or boy)

  • elut/e·lut/Noun

    ear of corn

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • elutamal/e·lu·ta·mal/Noun

    sweet-corn tamale

  • esti/es·ti/Noun

    blood

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • eshut/e·shut/Noun

    green bean

    Nantzin Isabel Ramirez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • et/et/Noun

    bean

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • etek/e·tek/Adjective

    heavy

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

I

  • iat/i·at/Noun

    tobacco; cigar

  • ichkat/ich·kat/Noun

    cotton

  • -ichteki/-ich·te·ki/Verb

    to steal

  • ichti/ich·ti/Noun

    string, cord, fiber

  • ijkia/ij·ki·a/Other

    yes, that's right

  • -ijti/-ij·ti/Noun

    belly, abdomen, stomach

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • ijtik/ij·tik/Other

    inside, in, within

  • ijtikukuk/ij·ti·ku·kuk/Noun

    bean tamale; pupusa

  • Ijtzalku/Ij·tzal·ku/Noun

    Izalco (the town)

  • ika/i·ka/Other

    because

    Nantzin Isabel Ramirez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -ikaw/-i·kaw/Noun

    younger brother or sister

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