This article challenges the conventional interpretation of the month Ochpaniztli in classical Nahuatl culture, traditionally understood as "sweeping of roads." Through a detailed linguistic analysis of Nahuatl’s syllabic ...

La Conferencia general de la Unesco aprobó, en su 24a. sesión, celebrada en París, 20 de octubre-20 de noviembre, 1988, que se elaborara un plan de diez años para llevar a cabo un programa intensivo de inventario, análisis ...

This work analyzes the historicity of Sahagún's Coloquios, a 16th-century text written in Nahuatl and Spanish aimed at spreading Christian doctrine among the indigenous peoples of New Spain. It examines the relationship ...

The document presents a pioneering analysis carried out by Pedro Mártir de Anglería between 1520 and 1523 on the etymology of Nahua toponyms and words. This study highlights the author's philological interest in uncovering ...

This study analyzes the life and work of Gerónimo de Mendieta, a key Franciscan friar in the evangelization of New Spain during the 16th century. It highlights his clear and concise style and his critical perspective on ...

This work presents a detailed analysis of two Nahuatl sermons attributed to friar Bernardino de Sahagún. These texts, written around 1588, combine images and concepts from pre-Hispanic culture with Christian teachings, ...

The speech by maestro Librado Silva Galeana, delivered in 1982 during a tribute to Dr. Miguel León-Portilla, highlights the importance of preserving and promoting the Nahuatl language as a vital element of the cultural ...

This work analyzes the lexical infiltration of Nahuatl into 16th-century Spanish through the Florentine Codex by Fray Bernardino de Sahagún. It examines the morphological, syntactic, and semantic procedures Sahagún used ...

The analyzed document is an 18th-century colonial text written in Nahuatl by Dr. Bartolache, offering medical advice for the proper use of iron pills. This text stands out as an example of the blending of Indigenous ...

This work examines the history and phonological boundaries of the Sierra de Zongolica in relation to the migration and division of the nonohualca-chichimeca from Tallan (Tula) to their settlement in the Valley of Tehuacán. ...