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Baert Georges: Thank you very much for sharing info about Tlal cosa hua.....</div>
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<div>This little village has been present even prior to the arrival of the spaniards.</div>
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<div>I do agree with you on Tlal = land</div>
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<div>According to Michale, Cozahua = yellowish....</div>
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<div>Can you help out in tlalcozahuac .. tlalcozahua .....e?earth that is yellowish'?</div>
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<div>Juan Vazquez<br>
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1. Tlalpujahua and Tlalcosahua (<A href="mailto:lahunik.62@skynet.be">lahunik.62@skynet.be</A>)
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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:17:38 +0200
From: <<A href="mailto:lahunik.62@skynet.be">lahunik.62@skynet.be</A>>
Subject: [Nahuat-l] Tlalpujahua and Tlalcosahua
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Tlal-pujahua and Tlal-cosahua.
This must be two compositions, made of two nouns.
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The first noun of the composition is tla:lli.
Tla:lli has two meanings:
* The earth, ground or land.
In nica:n tla:lli, here on this ground, land.
* Ore:
Ca tla:lli <FONT size=2>tetepetlatic</FONT>, it is an ore like tepetate, is said of alum.
The second noun of the composition must be a possessive noun, ending on
-hua.
But nor cosa nor puja are original Nahuatl words, but Spanish words.
Cosa= a case, a thing.
Puja= an effort, an offer.
Mixing both nouns together is in my opinion useless and meaningless.
Lahun Ik 62
Baert Georges
Flanders Fields
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