Question regarding the meaning of Inextlacuilolli

Wed Jul 4 23:05:41 UTC 2007

Can someone tell me what inextlacuilolli means. I had a question about acaxilqui but have found the answer in a discussion that the Nahuatl-list members had regarding it in April 2005. 
Thank you in advance,
Chantal Huckert

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