for. 
TLAHUELLI, n.  Anger, ire. 
TLAHUICA, n.  Servant, page; also, a native of the province of
      Tlahuican. (See Index.}
TLAILOTLAQUI, n.  “Workers in filth;” scum; a term applied in
      contempt.  XIII, 8; XV, 12, 14.  Also a proper name. 
      (See Index.)
TLALAQUIA, v.  To bury, to inter. 
TLALLI, n.  Earth, ground; tlalticpac, on the earth. 
TLALNAMIQUI, v.  To think of, to remember. 
TLALPILONI, n.  An ornament for the head.  VI, 4, from ilpia. 
TLAMACHTI, v. ref.  To be rich, happy, prosperous. 
TLAMAHUIZOLLI, n.  Miracle, wonder. 
TLAMATILLOLLI, n.  Ointment; anything rubbed in the hands.  XI, 9. 
TLAMATQUI, adj.  Skillful, adroit. 
TLAMATTICA, adj.  Calm, tranquil. 
TLAMELAUHCAYOTL, n.  A plain or direct song.  II, 1. 
TLAMI, v.  To end, to finish, to come to an end. 
TLAMOMOYAUA, v.  To scatter, to destroy.  XV, 21. 
TLAN, postpos.  Near to, among, at. 
TLANECI, v.  To dawn, to become day. Ye tlaneci, the day breaks. 
TLANEHUIA, v.  Nicno.  To revel, to indulge one’s self in.  XXI, 8. 
TLANELTOCA, v.  To believe in, to have faith in. 
TLANIA, v.  To recover one’s self, to return within one’s self. 
TLANIICZA, v.  To abase, to humble.  IX, 3. 
TLANTIA, v.  To terminate, to end. 
TLAOCOL, adj.  Sad, melancholy, pitiful, merciful. 
TLAOCOLIA, v.  To be sad, etc. 
TLAOCOLTZATZIA, v.  To cry aloud with grief.  I, 3. 
TLAPALHUIA, v., rel.  To be brilliant or happy; act_., to salute a
      person; to paint something. 
TLAPALLI, n. and adj.  Colored; dyed; red. 
TLAPALOA, v.  To salute, to greet. 
TLAPANAHUIA, adj.  Surpassing, superior, excellent; used to form
      superlatives. 
TLAPANI, v.  To dye, to color.  XVII, 10. 
TLAPAPALLI, adj.  Striped, in stripes. 
TLAPATL, n.  The castor-oil plant; the phrase mixitl tlapatl means
      stupor, intoxication.  IX, 2. 
TLAPEPETLANI, v.  To sparkle, to shine forth. 
TLAPITZA, v.  Fr. pitza, to play the flute.  XVII, 26. 
TLAQUALLI, n.  Food, eatables. 
TLAQUAUAC, adj.  Strong, hard. 
TLAQUAUH, adj.  Strongly, forcibly. 
TLAQUILLA, adj.  Stopped up, filled.  XX, 4. 
TLAQUILQUI, n.  One who plasters, a mason.  XXI, 1. 
TLATEMMATI, v.  To suffer afflictions. 
TLATENEHUA, v.  To promise. 
TLATHUI, v.  To dawn, to become light. 
TLATIA, v. 1.  To hide, to conceal; 2. to burn, to set on fire. 
TLATLAMANTITICA, adj.  Divided, separated. 
TLATLATOA, v.  To speak much or frequently.  XVII, 11. 
TLATLAUHTIA, v.  To pray.  XVI, 3.