iztac teocuitlatl

Classical Nahuatl

From iztāc (“something white”) +‎ teōcuitlatl (“gold, silver”).

iztāc teōcuitlatl (inanimate)

silver
- c. 1600, Anónimo Mexicano, f. 1r.
  ynînque yn achto oquihualhuîcaque tlaollí Ychcatl Yhuá mochí ynoccequí achotl, mahuíztíc chalchiuhte me, coztic teocuytlatl, Yztac teocuitlatl
  (Thus as they first came here, they carried dried maize kernels, cotton, and all other seeds, marvelous turquoise stones, yellow gold, and silver.)

Anónimo Mexicano, ed. by Richley H. Crapo, Bonnie Glass-Coffin, Logan: Utah State University Press, 2005, page 7

单词	iztac teocuitlatl
释义	iztac teocuitlatl Classical Nahuatl Etymology From iztāc (“something white”) +‎ teōcuitlatl (“gold, silver”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): [is.taːk.te.oːˈkʷí.t͡ɬat͡ɬ] Noun iztāc teōcuitlatl (inanimate) silver c. 1600, Anónimo Mexicano, f. 1r. ynînque yn achto oquihualhuîcaque tlaollí Ychcatl Yhuá mochí ynoccequí achotl, mahuíztíc chalchiuhte me, coztic teocuytlatl, Yztac teocuitlatl (Thus as they first came here, they carried dried maize kernels, cotton, and all other seeds, marvelous turquoise stones, yellow gold, and silver.) Related terms cōztic teōcuitlatl References Anónimo Mexicano, ed. by Richley H. Crapo, Bonnie Glass-Coffin, Logan: Utah State University Press, 2005, page 7
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