Ancient Nahuatl Poetry
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CUICA, _n_. A song, a poem. CUICANI, _n_. A singer, a poet. CUICOYAN, _n_. A place for singing. See note to p. 10. CUIHUA, _v_. Pass. Of _cui_, q. V. CUILIA, _v_. Rev. Of _cui_, q. V. CUILOA, _v_. To paint, to write. CUILTONOA, _v_. To be rich; to rejoice greatly; to enrich or cause joy. XV, 6. CUITLATL, _n_. Excrement, dung. CUIX, _adv_. An interrogative particle.
ECACEHUAZTLI, _n_. A fan. EHECATL, _n_. Wind, air. EHECAYO, _adj_. Full of wind, stormy. EHUA, _v_. To lift up, especially to raise... the voice in singing. ELCHIQUIHUITL, _n_. The breast, the stomach. ELCHIQUIUHEUA, _v_. To fatigue, to tire. VI, 5. ELCICIHUILIZTLI, _n_. A sigh, a groan. ELEHUIA, _v_. To desire ardently, to covet. ELLAQUAHUA, _v_. To animate, to inspire. ELLELACI, _v_. To suffer great pain. ELLELLI, _n_. Suffering, pain. ELLELQUIXTIA, _v_. To cause joy, to make glad. ELLELTIA, _v. Ref_. , to regret, to repent, to abstain; _act_. , to prevent, to hinder, to impede, to cause pain. EPOALLI, _adj. Num_. Sixty. EZTLI, _n_.
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CUICA, _n_. A song, a poem. CUICANI, _n_. A singer, a poet. CUICOYAN, _n_. A place for singing. See note to p. 10. CUIHUA, _v_. Pass. Of _cui_, q. V. CUILIA, _v_. Rev. Of _cui_, q. V. CUILOA, _v_. To paint, to write. CUILTONOA, _v_. To be rich; to rejoice greatly; to enrich or cause joy. XV, 6. CUITLATL, _n_. Excrement, dung. CUIX, _adv_. An interrogative particle.
ECACEHUAZTLI, _n_. A fan. EHECATL, _n_. Wind, air. EHECAYO, _adj_. Full of wind, stormy. EHUA, _v_. To lift up, especially to raise... the voice in singing. ELCHIQUIHUITL, _n_. The breast, the stomach. ELCHIQUIUHEUA, _v_. To fatigue, to tire. VI, 5. ELCICIHUILIZTLI, _n_. A sigh, a groan. ELEHUIA, _v_. To desire ardently, to covet. ELLAQUAHUA, _v_. To animate, to inspire. ELLELACI, _v_. To suffer great pain. ELLELLI, _n_. Suffering, pain. ELLELQUIXTIA, _v_. To cause joy, to make glad. ELLELTIA, _v. Ref_. , to regret, to repent, to abstain; _act_. , to prevent, to hinder, to impede, to cause pain. EPOALLI, _adj. Num_. Sixty. EZTLI, _n_.
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