Nahuat

Dictionary

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

465 published words · 454 recordings

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  • -ilia/-i·li·a/Verb

    also written: ilijtiwit

    to tell, to say (to someone)

  • -ilpia/-il·pi·a/Verb

    also written: ilpijtiwit

    to tie

    Nantzin Isabel Ramirez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -chiwa/-chi·wa/Verb

    also written: chijtiwit

    to do, to make

    Nantzin Andrea López · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -kwi/-kwi/Verb

    also written: kwijtiwit

    to take, to grab, to take hold of

    Nantzin Sixta Pérez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -ijti/-ij·ti/Noun

    belly, abdomen, stomach

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • -miktia/-mik·ti·a/Verb

    also written: miktijtiwit

    to kill

    Nantzin Sixta Pérez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • ina/i·na/Verb

    also written: inatiwit

    to say; to think

    Nantzin Isabel Ramirez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -ita/-i·ta/Verb

    also written: itztiwit

    to see; to look at

  • yawi/ya·wi/Verb

    also written: yajtiwit

    to go

    Nantzin Nicomedes García · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • asi/a·si/Verb

    also written: tiwit

    to arrive

  • -machtia/-mach·ti·a/Verb

    also written: machtijtiwit

    to teach (someone)

    Nantzin Sixta Pérez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • muetztuk/mu·etz·tuk/Adjective

    also written: tiwit

    seated, sitting

  • -talia/-ta·li·a/Verb

    also written: tiwit

    to put, to place

  • -kwa/-kwa/Verb

    also written: kwajtiwit

    to eat (something)

    Nantzin Sixta Pérez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • witz/witz/Verb

    also written: walajtiwit

    to come

  • -ana/-a·na/Verb

    also written: antiwit

    to put away, to keep; to save

  • ilwit/il·wit/Noun

    also written: ijilwit

    festival, celebration, ceremony

    Nantzin Isabel Ramirez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -maka/-ma·ka/Verb

    also written: matiwit

    to give

  • ume/u·me/Other

    also written: tiumejtiwit

    two

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • ijtikukuk/ij·ti·ku·kuk/Noun

    bean tamale; pupusa

  • miki/mi·ki/Verb

    also written: miktiwit

    to die

  • wey/wey/Adjective

    also written: wey -ijti

    big, large

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell