Dictionary
Nahuat words, what they mean, and how each variety says them.
337 published words · 332 recordings
P
peyna/pey·na/Adverb
early, in the morning
Nantzin Fidelina Cortes
-pia/-pi·a/Verb
to have, to own
piltzin/pil·tzin/Noun
boy
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
-pipi/-pi·pi/Noun
older sister (said by a woman or girl)
pitzawak/pi·tza·wak/Adjective
thin, narrow
puchut/pu·chut/Noun
ceiba, kapok tree
pukti/puk·ti/Noun
smoke
Nantzin Idalia García
pula/pu·la/Noun
plantain
S
sajtik/saj·tik/Adjective
black
saya/sa·ya/Adverb
very, a lot, so much
se/se/Other
one
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
sejse/sej·se/Other
some, a few
Nantzin Idalia García
seki/se·ki/Other
other, others; the rest
sekmiki/sek·mi·ki/Verb
to be cold, to feel cold
semaya/se·ma·ya/Adverb
only, just
senpual/sen·pu·al/Other
twenty
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
sentakwa/sen·ta·kwa/Verb
to eat together
Sentzunat/Sen·tzu·nat/Noun
Sonsonate (the city)
sesek/se·sek/Adjective
cold
seuk/se·uk/Other
other, another
sinti/sin·ti/Noun
maize, corn
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
sital/si·tal/Noun
star
Nantzin Josefina Vasquez
siwakunet/si·wa·ku·net/Noun
daughter; girl
siwapil/si·wa·pil/Noun
young woman, teenage girl
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
siwapilchin/si·wa·pil·chin/Noun
little girl
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas