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IN OC TONNEMI HUEE TAMOCOLHUAI PATLAHUAC IN TATLAUH IN TOTLACOCH IC
TIQUIMAHUILTIQUE
IN TONAHUAC ONOQUE HUEE:
We, your grandsires, live again. Our gorge is roomy! With these
javelins of ours we have
pleasured our comrades.
Mexican-Jaguar: For Honor and Glory!!
Teo-tecpillatolli: Noble Sacred Speech
Ixtlahuatl
+ Yahualiuhcan (field + Circle) = Battlefield = Celestial
garden
"I come from circle on high" means he is arriving
from `paradise' in
heaven.
Ipalnemohuani: Life Giver
Tlacatl: Master
Moquequeloa: Mocker
Teotl: Sacred
(impersonal force, power, spirit)
Teixiptla: Impersonator, substitute, image (physical representation
or incarnation
of Teotl. It could be the effigies of stone, colors,
implements, shells, bells, wood, or sacred dough or ritual attire…
these
Teixiptlas form the divinity. For example, the divinity or
sacredness of Huitzilopochtli is created through the construction
and
adornment of his Teixiptla.)
Xiuhitzolli: Turquoise headdress
In TeoAtl Tlachinolli: Sacred lightning storm
Xiuhcoatl:
fire serpent
Teocalli: Sacred House
Tonalamatl: Sacred paper (Sacred book)
TLAQUIMILOLLI: Sacred Bundle … this
literally means "the bundled up
thing; it is derived from QUIMILOA, NITLA, which means: to wrap up
something.
Teomamas:
bearers of the sacred bundle
Mexica Tlatlamacazque:
Altepetliyollo: Heart of the city
Tlaxochimaco: Giving of Flowers
Panquetzaliztli/
Teotleco/ Tititl/ Toxcatl: monthly feast to honor
Huitzilopochtli…. (panquetzaliztli: the raising of banners)
Tonalpohualli:
Sun count… sacred count of 260 days
Huatli: Amaranth seeds (sacred) Michihuatli: fish amaranth
Tzoalli: sacred
bones: seeds … Tzoalli Teixiptla: dough in the
shape or in the representation of the sacred
Tepictoton: the little
molded ones… they were made of Tzoalli. One
could also make [sacred] tzoalli cakes or tamales.
Ipaina Huitzilopochtli:
The haste or swiftness of Huitzilopochtli
Xocotl: sacred pole
Coatlicue: she of the serpent skirt
Yolotlicue: she
of the heart skirt
Tezcatl: mirror
Tlalticpaque: World owner
Yaotl: Warrior
Totecuiyo: Our Lord
Tloque
Nahuaque: Ever present, ever near
Ipaltinemi: Life Giver
Nahuaque: Ever near
Necoc (On both sides) Necoc
Mochiuhtoc/
Mochiuhtica: self maker
Chane: Master
Ilhuicatl Iyollo: Heart of Heaven
Maman: Enduring one (?)
Ce Olintzin
(One Movement… creator)
Icelteotl: Only spirit
Cemihcac Chane: everlasting
Our father: tota (tahtli)
Teuctli:
Lord
Tlatoani: first speaker
Tlailotlac Teuctli: Lord Arbiter
Tlailotlaqui: arbiter
Tezcacoacatl: executioner
Atecpanecatl:
Water-Palace Dweller
The Sun
Tonatiuh: Sun
Cuauhtli: Eagle
Cuauhtli Iztac: White Eagle
Cuauhtlehuanitl:
Ascending Eagle
Cuauhtemoc: Descending Eagle
Oztomecatl: Cave dweller
Xipilli: turquoise noble or child (endings:
pil: child/ ton: little)
The Sun as a bird
Quetzaltototl: quetzal
Quechol: swan
Huitzilin: hummingbird
Tzinitzcan:
trogon
Xiuhtototl: cotinga
The Sun as Huitzilopochtli
Ilhuicaxoxohuic: blue sky
Xoxohuic Tlacochtli: Blue
Javelin
Macuilxochitl: five flower
Sacred Circle Above: Heaven
Ilhuicatlitic: heaven
Yectli Cuicatlan:
place of good song
Xochitlalpan: land of flowers
Tonacatlalpan: Land of plenty
Ichan Ipalnemohuani: Life Giver's
Home
Atempan: The shore
teoatempa: the sacred shore
Nauhcampa: the four directions
Cemanahuac: the eternal shore
Nonoalco:
Nonoalco
Atlihtic: Water's Midst
Quetzalatlitic: In the plume water
Xopan: green places
Tochan: Our home
Topan:
Our place
Totlatocan (tlahtocan): our palace
Tlahuizcalli: Dawn's house
Tlapallan: Tlapallan
Tlapapalcalli: house
of colors
Tlatlayan: land of fire
Poctlan: land of smoke
Teotihuacan: Land of spirit becoming
Teopan: sacred or
spirit land
Xopantlalpan: land of green places
Nelhuayocan: Place of origin
Toquizayan: our coming-out place
Quetzalmiyahuayocan:
place of tassel plumes
Tamoanchan: Tamoanchan
Amicohuayan: place of no death
Zacuancalco: troupial house
Huitziltepetl:
hummingbird mountain
Teocuitlapetlatl: Sacred golden petate (mat)
Route and stops to the House of
the SUN:
Panotlan
Cuextlan
Acallan
House of the Sun:
Tlahuizcalli: Dawn's house
Atl Icuiliuhyan: The
place of the painted water
Tlauhtonatiuh Chimale Cuicane: Red Sun: Master of Shields
Ilhuicatlitic: Heaven
Mixcaocalli:
House of Mixcoa
Huehuetitlan: Beside the Drum (also it could be translated as Temple)
Quiappan: Place of Rain
Xopan:
Green Location (Spring or Summer)
Mictlan: Dead Land
Ximohuayan: Place where all are shorn
Quenonamican:
place unknown
Temohuayan: dead land ("going down place")
Chiappan: rattlesnake place
Chiucnauhtecatepetl: city of
the dwellers-among-the-nine
Oztotl: Cave
Oztocalli: Cavern House
Celestial garden:
Petlatl: mat
Amoxpetlapan:
picture mat
Quiappan: Place of rain
Chalchiuhcalli: jade house
Quetzalcalli: plume house
Cuicatlan: place
of song
Xochipetlatl: flower mat
Xochicalli: flower house
Xochithualli: flower court
Cuauhithualli: Eagle patio
Legion
of the Dead:
Nepapan Tlaca: The multitude
Nepapan Tototl: The Sundry birds
Nepapan Xochitl: All the flowers
Centzonxiquipilli:
400 x 8,000
Tlalli Olini: This Earth is shaking
Tlalli Mocuepa: The Earth is rolling over
Tlalli Mocuepa Ilhuicatl
Olini: the earth rolls over, the sky shakes
Tlalocan: Place of the Tlaloque
Tamoanchan: Where the Tree
of Flowers stand
Xochitlalpan: Flower Land
Xochitl: flower
Xochicuauhuitl: flower tree
Xiloxochitl: cornsilk
flower
Izquixochitl: popcorn flower
Cacahuaxochitl: cacao flower
Cuauhnanacatl: Tree mushroom
Warriors:
Cuauhtli:
Eagle
Ocelotl: Jaguar
Cuauhtlocelotl: Eagle Jaguar
Oquichtli: Brave
Yahqui (yaoque): Warrior
Cuachic: Valiant
Chichimecatl:
Daring warrior
Tenamitl: Bulwark
Tlecaxitl: Firebrand
Chimalli: Shield
Tehuehuelli: Buckler
Coyolli: Bell
Oyohualli:
Bell
Mitl: Arrow
Tlacochtli: Javelin
Itztli: Knife
Quemitl: cape
Tolin: rush
Acatl: reed
Tzihuactli:
Spine
Mizquitl: Mesquite
Tolpatlactli: bulrush
Tolomaz: rush hunter (captor)
Acapepena: Reed picker (Acapehpenantzin)
Malli:
captive
Tlazotli: loved one
Ehuatl: hide
Huahuantli: striper
Panitl: banner
Amatl: paper banner
Cuauhtzotzocolli:
Eagle urn
Huicolli: cup
Tecomatl: jar
Atl: water
Maitl: hand
Yollotl: heart
Cuaitl: head
Xihuitl:
turquoise
Chalchihuitl: Jade
Maquiztli: bracelet
Maquiztetl: bracelet gem
Tlapalchalchihuitl: redstone
Teocuitlatl:
gold
Ihuitl: feather
Quetzalli: quetzal plume
Nahualli: double... ghost
Ixnextli: apparition
Amoxtli: picture
Tlacuilolli:
Painting
Ilacatziuh: whirled one
Yecolli: creation
Tlayocolli: created one
Yacatl: shoot
Tlapitzalli: New-minted
one
Tlaocolli: sadness
Choquiztli: tears
Tehuetzquiti: joy
Teyolquima: heart pleaser
Aitzin: Treasure (?)
Yolloxochitl:
heart flower (Talauma Mexicana)
Oceloxochitl: Jaguar flower (Tigridia pavonia)
Macpalxochitl: hand flower (Chiranthodendron
pentadactylon)
Papalomichin: butterfly fish (Sparus sp.?)
Xilotl: Milk Corn
Cacamatl: Baby Maize Ears
Amatl:
Banner
Tizatl Ihuitl: Chalk and Feather
Huehuetl: drum
Teponaztli: log drum
Cuicatl: song
Tlatolli: word
Ayacachtli:
rattle
Ehcacehuaztli: fan
Chicuacolli: crook
Petlacotl: arbor
Cuauhxicalli: Eagle vessel
Yaomiquiztli:
war death
Itzimiquiztli: Knife Death
Temalacatl: Round-stone
Yaopan: Enemy place (battlefield)
Yaoyotl:
Enemy business (war)
Yaotl: Supreme Spirit (Enemy)
Totepantlatocauh: Our intercessor
Pinotl: Stranger/ Savage
Friends:
Icniuhyotl/ Icnuitli: friend/comrade
Comrades: Coayotl/ Coatl (comrade or companion)
Iyollo Niccocoa: to wound one's
heart (to offend, to insult someone)
Tecpillatolli: Noble Speech
Macehuallatolli: Speech of Vassals
Macehualtin:
Vassals
Teteuctin: Lords
Pipiltin: Nobles
Kinship:
Machtli: Nephew
Tlatli: Uncle
Tahtli: father
Achcuauhtli:
(elder) brother
Iccauhtli: (younger) brother
Chimalzochitl: shield flower
Maquizquechol: bracelet swan
Teocuitla-amoxtli:
gold picture
Chalchiuhtlacuilolli: jade painting
Itzquemitl: knife cape
Ancestors:
Colli: Forefather
Huicololli:
ancestor
Nantli: mother
Nomocolton: little grandfather
Nelhuayotl: root
Mecatl: garland (rope or link)
Papalotl:
butterfly
Tototl: bird
Michin: fish
Toztli: parrot
Xiuhtototl: cotinga
Tzinitzcan: trogon
Quechol: swan
(?)
Zacuan: troupial
Huitzilin: hummingbird
Mexico Tenochtitlan:
Atl Ixiquitic: Water's Navel
Atlihtic:
Water's midst
Tlilapan: dark-water place
Amochco: place of the water weed
Acapechocan: Barge street
Yancuic Tlalli:
American Continent
Earth
Tlalticpac: Earth
Tlalpan: the ground
Cemanahuac: the world
Dance floor/battlefield:
Yaopan:
battlefield
Tlachinoltepec: Blaze land
Atl Itempan: Flood's edge
Ocelozacatl Ipan: Jaguar's Meadow
Mahuizpan:
place of fear
Ohuihcan: place of danger
Atlauhtli: the gorge
Acatempan: reed's edge
Quetzal Tenanticpac: among
bulwark plumes
Ixtlahuatl: the field
Yahualiuhcan: the circle
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