Dictionary
Nahuat words, what they mean, and how each variety says them.
337 published words · 332 recordings
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-ketza/-ke·tza/Verb
to lift, to stand (something) up; to build
Nantzin Elsa López
kinia/ki·ni·a/Noun
banana
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
kinka/kin·ka/Adverb
why?
kisa/ki·sa/Verb
to go out, to come out; to leave
kojtan/koj·tan/Noun
countryside, wild land
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
-kua/-ku·a/Verb
to buy
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
kuat/ku·at/Noun
snake
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
kuchi/ku·chi/Verb
to sleep; to fall asleep
kujkul/kuj·kul/Noun
old man (a respectful word)
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
-kukua/-ku·ku·a/Verb
to hurt, to ache
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
kukush/ku·kush/Noun
grandmother
Tajtzin Santos López
kukuya/ku·ku·ya/Verb
to be sick, to fall ill
Tajtzin Santos López
kulut/ku·lut/Noun
scorpion
kumal/ku·mal/Noun
griddle
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
kumit/ku·mit/Noun
pot
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
kunakat/ku·na·kat/Noun
onion
kunet/ku·net/Noun
child, baby; son, daughter
kunpa/kun·pa/Noun
friend, companion
Tajtzin Santos López
-kupak/-ku·pak/Noun
throat
Tajtzin Santos López
Kuskatan/Kus·ka·tan/Noun
San Salvador (the city)
Tajtzin Santos López
kuyamet/ku·ya·met/Noun
pig
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
-kuyu/-ku·yu/Noun
tree, plant (the living plant)
kuyut/ku·yut/Noun
coyote
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas