Nahuatlaca
/nɑːˈwɑːtləkə/(also Nahuatlac)
noun
= Nahuatl.
adjective
= Nahuatl.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Adair (fl. 1736–1775), trader and author in America. From Nahuatl Nahuatlaca, stem form and plural of Nahuatlacatl a Nahua-speaking person from Nahua + tlaca person + -tl, singular noun suffix. With form Nahuatlaque compare French Nahuatlaque.
- well-stuffed
- well-suited
- well-sung
- well-supplied
- well supported
- well-sustained
- well sweep
- well-swelled
- well-swollen
- well-tailored
- well taken
- well-tamed
- well-tanned
- well-tasted
- well-taught
- well-taxed
- well tempered
- well-tended
- well-thewed
- well-thinking
- well thought of
- well-thought-on
- well thought out
- well-thriven
- well thumbed