- me(?)(in me-catl, binding-thing, chain?) to bind SANS., mû, mava.
- qua, to eat, bite: compare SANS. charv, to chew, bite, gnaw; chah, to bruize; khad, to eat.; GERMAN, kauen; ENG., to chew.
- te, thou. SANS. tvam; LAT., tu.
- quen, how? SANS. kena.
Other curious resemblances between the Aztec and European languages are:
- pepeyol, poplar. LAT., populus; ICEL., popel.
- papal (papal-otl), butterfly; LAT., papilio.
- ul (ul-li), juice of the India-rubber tree, used as oil for anointing, &c. LAT., oleum; ENG., oil, &c.
IV. GLOSSARY.
ANAHUAC. Aztec. “By the