Dictionary
Nahuat words, what they mean, and how each variety says them.
332 published words · 331 recordings
E
e/e/Other
yes
ejekat/e·je·kat/Noun
wind
-eltiw/-el·tiw/Noun
sister (said by a man or boy)
elut/e·lut/Noun
ear of corn
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
elutamal/e·lu·ta·mal/Noun
sweet-corn tamale
esti/es·ti/Noun
blood
Nantzin Isabel Ramirez
eshut/e·shut/Noun
green bean
Nantzin Isabel Ramirez
et/et/Noun
bean
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
etek/e·tek/Adjective
heavy
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
I
ijkia/ij·ki·a/Other
yes, that's right
-ijti/-ij·ti/Noun
belly, abdomen, stomach
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
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
-ikaw/-i·kaw/Noun
younger brother or sister
-ikshi/-ik·shi/Noun
foot; paw, hoof
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
ikuni/i·ku·ni/Adverb
around here, around there
-ilia/-i·li·a/Verb
to tell, to say (to someone)
ilwit/il·wit/Noun
festival, celebration, ceremony
Nantzin Isabel Ramirez
ina/i·na/Verb
to say; to think
Nantzin Isabel Ramirez
ini/i·ni/Other
this
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
intatka/in·tat·ka/Other
you're welcome (answering padiush)
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
inte/in·te/Other
no, not
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas
isa/i·sa/Verb
to wake up
istak/is·tak/Adjective
white
Tajtzin Francisco Tepas