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rules over both the
third day,
Calli (house), and the
third trecena, 1-
Mazatl (deer). The word is
derived as a
compound of the
Nahuatl words tepētl ("mountain")...
- described. The
genus name
Mazama is
derived from
Nahuatl mazame, the
plural of
mazatl "deer". The
common English name "brocket" (from
French brocart < broche...
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cuetzpallin – lizard, 5. cóatl – serpent, 6.
miquiztli – skull/death, 7.
mázatl – deer, 8.
tochtli – rabbit, 9. atl – water, 10.
itzcuintli – dog, 11. ozomatli...
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represented by a
tooth (tlantli)
combined with a deer head to
spell maza (
mazatl = deer) and a
thorn (****tztli) to
spell ****tz. Song and
poetry were highly...
- The
Trecenas and
numbers were two
separate identities, the day five deer (
Mazatl) did not
represent there being five deer, nor was
there any significance...
- "Mazama"
originally came from the
Nahuatl word mazame, "deer (plural)", from
mazatl, "a deer",
referring to
brocket deer. In the past the word was used locally...
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etymologically comes from the
Nahuatl language and
means "Land of deer" (
mazatl "deer" and tlan
referring to a
place abundant with something). Originally...
- Ortiz.
Bicentennial celebrations also
included events such as the
Ballet Mazatl.
Festivities were
concentrated in and
around the Jardín Prin****l, the Ignacio...
- 2nd
Component Nahuatl IPA
English Nahuatl IPA
English Nahuatl IPA
English Mazatl [ˈmasat͡ɬ] deer
Cuetzpalli [kʷet͡sˈpalːi]
lizard Ōlli [ˈoːlːi]
rubber Itzcuīntli...
- Cōātl [ˈkóːwaːtɬ]
Serpent Snake East
Miquiztli [miˈkístɬi]
Death North Mazātl [ˈmásaːtɬ] Deer
Animal West Tōchtli [ˈtóːtʃtɬi]
Rabbit South Ātl [ˈaːtɬ]...
