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Ualitla,
XV, [4]. Comp. of uallauh and itla.
Uallaçic,
VIII, [5]. From uallauh, to come, and acic, which adds the sense of approaching near.
Ualmeua,
XII, [3]. To cry lustily.
Ueca,
X, [1]. Far.
Uel, or Huel, adv.,
I, [4]. Well.
Uelmatia,
III, [4]. To appear well, to be well.
Ueponi,
VII, [1]. Uepollotl, kin, relations.
Uexcaitoa,
II, [1]. To offer harm, to curse.
Uicacapa,
IV, [7]. Towards, to.
Uitzalochpan,
XIII, [1]. Compound of huitz, to come, and tlaloa, to run.
Uitzetla,
II, [2]. For uitzlan, in at the south, or the place of thorns.
Uitznauac,
II, [4]. For Huitznauac. See Notes to Hymn II.
Uitztla,
XIII, [3]. According to the Gloss to v. 4, this is a poetic form for uictli, a hoe, the native agricultural implement.