| English | nāhuatl / nawatlahtolli (Nahuatl) |
|---|---|
| I miss you | Nimitlailnamiqui |
| I love you | Nimitztlazohtla Nimitznequi |
| Get well soon | Niman xipahti |
| Go away! | ¡Xiauh! |
How do you Say Your my Heart in Nahuatl?
"Your my heart" in Nahuatl? Maybe: Tinoyollotzin or tehuati noyollotzin.. there is more than one way to say things Noyollotl is saying "my heart" or "my love." Tehuan, if I'm not msitaken is saying "you are.".
How do you say I Love you in Navajo?
There isn’t really a literal translation of ‘I love you’ in Navajo as there isn’t an equivalent word for ‘love’ in Navajo. The above phrases literally translate to ‘I adore you’ or ‘I regard you’ and are used in a similar way to ‘I love you’ in English.
Is it possible to say kena in Nahuatl?
Kena is yes in the Huesteco variation of Nahuatl. Spoken in Hidalgo, San Luis Potosi, Veracruz etc area. Miak tlajpaloli! (muchos saludos!) Does anyone know how to say "intention" in Nahuatl?
How do you say I love you in the Nahuatl language?
Nimitztlazohtla. en An affirmation of romantic feeling, to a lover or spouse.
What is the Aztec word for love?
TLAZOHTLALIZ-TLI love, affection / cariño (Z) [(2)Zp. 25,178,214,222,232]. M has this in a phrase about being worthy of love. See TLAZOHTLA.
What does Nimitztlazohtla mean?
I love you. Phrase. en affirmation of affection or deep caring.
How do you say beautiful in Nahuatl?
In Nahuatl, we don't just “drop” the copula. Instead, we treat the noun/adjective in question as a verb, adding a subject prefix to it. “Beautiful” is “cualtzin,” “cualnēzqui” or “quetzaltic,” to be a little more poetic. “You are beautiful” is “ticualtzin,” “ticualnēzqui” or “tiquetzaltic.”
What does Pialli mean?
helloInterjection. pialli. hello (greeting).
How do you say princess in Nahuatl?
Nahuatl (Aztec) translation: nayeli.
How do you say heart in Nahuatl?
Yollotl is the Nahuatl word for “heart.”
What does Ixpol mean?
NorthernersHAULLA/Come. ILHUI/Days. ITZTOLI/Metal or Shank. IXPOL/Northerners. IXTLI/Eye.
What does Tlazocamati mean?
to be thankfultlazocamati. to be thankful, or to thank someone for something; to give thanks, or to be thanked from a received benefit (see Molina) tɬɑsohkɑːmɑti.