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milli
  14

Seed, terroir, field, inheritance.

  
quiyahuia
  5

In Spanish it translates as "to rain".

  
quiahuia
  8

It is an old-fashioned spelling for quiyahuia ("rain, drizzle, rain").

  
quahtepuztli
  26

It is a name for a layer of mud that was put on the hair by the native Mexicans to eliminate lice. I don't know if I can help with the etymology: although qua or cua is understood as "head", tepuztli would be "metal" and unless there is some association with the "helmet" it doesn't make much sense.

  
zóquitl
  41

Zoquitl, zoquitl or çoquitl in Nahuatl means "mud, mud, wet earth".

  
popoca
  60

It's "smoking, smoking." It is used as a component in oronyms, especially – and for obvious reasons – to name volcanoes, although it is also found in warrior names.

  






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