RECUA, a train of mules.
SALA, a hall, dining-room.
SERAPE, a Mexican blanket; see p. 169.
SOMBRERO, a hat.
TACUMENILES, pine-shingles for roofing.
TEMAZCALLI, Indian vapour-bath; see p. 301.
TEOCALLI (Aztec, god’s house), an Aztec pyramid-temple.
TEFONAZTLI, Indian wooden drum.
TEQUESQUITE (Aztec, tequesquiti), an alkaline efflorescence abundant on the soil in Mexico, used for soap-making, &c.
TETZONTLI, porous amygdaloid lava, a stone much used for building in Mexico.
TIENDA, a shop; see p. 82.
TIERRA CALIENTE, the hot region.
TIERRA FRÍA, the cold region.
TIERRA TEMPLADA. the temperate region.
TLACHIQUEBO (Aztec, tlacbiqui, an overseer, from tlachia, to see), a labourer in an aloe-field, who draws the juice for pulque; see p. 36.
TORO, a bull.
TORTA (literally, a cake); see p. 92.