"coatlan tonan" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Los officiales delas flores q́ se llaman xochimanque hazian fieſta a su diosa llamada coatlycue, y por otro nóbre coatlantona.",
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        "(she is) Our Mother from the Place of Snakes, an appellation of the goddess Coatlicue."
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        "(mythology) (she is) Our Mother from the Place of Snakes, an appellation of the goddess Coatlicue."
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      "ipa": "[koː(w)aːt͡ɬaːnˈtonaːn̥]"
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  "word": "coatlan tonan"
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