-
least the 19th century, she was
believed to have
originally been
named Malinalli, (Nahuatl for "gr****"),
after the day sign on
which she was supposedly...
- Malinche: A
Novel (Trans.
Ernesto Mestre-Reed. NY: Atria, 2006),
adopts "
Malinalli" as the name of the
title character, also
known as "Doña Marina," whose...
- side of the mountain. The name
Malinalco comes from the
Nahuatl word
malinalli,
which is a kind of gr**** (Poaceae)
called zacate del
carbonero in Spanish...
- (classical Nahuatl: Malīnalxōchitl [maliːnaɬˈʃoːtʃitɬ], from
Nahuatl malinalli "gr****" and
xochitl "flower") was a
sorceress and
goddess of snakes, scorpions...
- 2017. The
provider of the
Shadow Coul
Tonalli for
those born on Gr****
Malinalli is the
Medicine God
Patecatl who
symbolizes the
health and
healing effects...
- is
often known as La
Malinche and also
sometimes called "Malintzin" or
Malinalli. Later, the
Aztecs would come to call Cortés "Malintzin" or La Malinche...
- rabbit, 9. atl – water, 10.
itzcuintli – dog, 11.
ozomatli – monkey, 12.
malinalli – herb, 13. ácatl – cane, 14. océlotl – jaguar, 15.
cuauhtli – eagle,...
-
bilingual Nahua-Maya
slave woman named La
Malinche (she was
known also as
Malinalli [maliˈnalːi],
Malintzin [maˈlintsin] or Doña
Marina [ˈdoɲa maˈɾina])....
- hand and
European migrant po****tions on the other. An
early case was
Malinalli, or la Malinche, a
Nahua woman of
noble birth, who
spoke Nahuatl, Spanish...
- Turquesas.
Ediciones Artesanales Malinalli –. Meza Gutierrez,
Arturo (1994).
Mosaico de Turquesas.
Ediciones Artesanales Malinalli. Tena,
Rafael (2008). The...
