Nahuat

Dictionary

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

453 published words · 440 recordings

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  • -tisi/-ti·si/Verb

    also written: mutisi

    to grind (something)

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • temu/te·mu/Verb

    also written: mutemultia

    to go down, to come down

  • -tukey/-tu·key/Noun

    also written: mutukaytia

    name

  • -talia/-ta·li·a/Verb

    also written: mutalia

    to put, to place

  • miki/mi·ki/Verb

    also written: mumiktia

    to die

  • -miktia/-mik·ti·a/Verb

    also written: mu-miktia

    to kill

    Nantzin Sixta Pérez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • pajti/paj·ti/Noun

    also written: mupajtia

    medicine, remedy

  • -machtia/-mach·ti·a/Verb

    also written: mumachtia

    to teach (someone)

    Nantzin Sixta Pérez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -pia/-pi·a/Verb

    also written: mupia

    to have, to own

  • -ten/-ten/Noun

    also written: muten

    mouth

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • kalaki/ka·la·ki/Verb

    also written: mukalaktia

    to go in, to enter

    Nantzin Elsa López · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • mutalua/mu·ta·lu·a/Verb

    also written: mutaluskia

    to run; to flow (water)

    Tajtzin Nicolas Sánchez · Timumachtikan Nawat

  • -ilia/-i·li·a/Verb

    also written: muilia

    to tell, to say (to someone)

  • muchi/mu·chi/Other

    also written: muchia

    all, everything

    Tajtzin Francisco Tepas · Lyle Campbell

  • -tech/-tech/Other

    also written: mutech

    next to, beside, near

  • -teka/-te·ka/Verb

    also written: muteka

    to lay (someone) down, to put to bed; to lay on the ground

  • -teku/-te·ku/Noun

    also written: muteku

    father