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Category Archives: Nahuatl
Poor Cuitláhuac…
We come to a very poor figure in later Aztec history. Poor, because of his situation as Aztec ruler. Poorer, because of what the modern distribution of information made of him. It’s about the person called Cuitláhuac. He was the … Continue reading
Posted in Aztec, History, Misconception, Nahuatl
Tagged Aztecs, Cuitláhuac, History, Mexico, Moctezuma II., Nahuatl
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Is “Atlantic” a Nahuatl word?
Every one of us who are interested in Mesoamerica know some Aztecisms in other languages. The most known is probably xocolatl, which is used in the most languages, be it chocolate, chocolat, choklad, schokolade, suklaa, and so on. The Maya … Continue reading →