"yaotenhuah" meaning in Classical Nahuatl

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Noun

IPA: /jaː.oːteːnwaʔ/ Forms: yāōtēnhuah [canonical], yāōtēnhuahqueh [plural]
Etymology: yāōtl (“enemy; war”) + tēntli (“lip; edge”) + -huah (“possessor”). Etymology templates: {{compound|nci|yāōtl|tēntli|-huah|gloss1=enemy; war|gloss2=lip; edge|gloss3=possessor}} yāōtl (“enemy; war”) + tēntli (“lip; edge”) + -huah (“possessor”) Head templates: {{head|nci|noun|plural|yāōtēnhuahqueh|head=yāōtēnhuah}} yāōtēnhuah (plural yāōtēnhuahqueh)
  1. those near the enemy border; those on the front line Categories (topical): People, War Related terms: yaotenco

Download JSON data for yaotenhuah meaning in Classical Nahuatl (2.1kB)

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  "etymology_text": "yāōtl (“enemy; war”) + tēntli (“lip; edge”) + -huah (“possessor”).",
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          "english": "(All who lay surrounding, those who held the enemy borders, those who dwelt on the enemy borders brought their captives, their prisoners here.)",
          "ref": "16C, Bernardino de Sahagún, \"Florentine Codex\", book 1",
          "text": "yn jxqujch techiaoalotoc, yn iautenoaque, yn iaotenco onoque, qujnoalcaoaia yn jnmalhoan, yn jntlaaxioan"
        }
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        "those near the enemy border; those on the front line"
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        }
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      "ipa": "/jaː.oːteːnwaʔ/"
    }
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          "english": "(All who lay surrounding, those who held the enemy borders, those who dwelt on the enemy borders brought their captives, their prisoners here.)",
          "ref": "16C, Bernardino de Sahagún, \"Florentine Codex\", book 1",
          "text": "yn jxqujch techiaoalotoc, yn iautenoaque, yn iaotenco onoque, qujnoalcaoaia yn jnmalhoan, yn jntlaaxioan"
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