flaking skull with mouth wide open, aztec symbol for death, and called miquiztli in the nahuatl language. one of the 20 day calendar signs, used by the mixtecs, representing death and direction north.

the tamale of peru is a tamale made from corn that is native to peru and is known to have pre-columbian existence. the word tamale is native to the nahuatl language spoken by the mexicas

itzlazihuac is a majestic volcano located in the heart of mexico. its name, derived from the nahuatl language, means "obsidian mountain," highlighting the volcanic glass that characterizes its surroun

quetzalcoatl, as depicted in the codex telleriano-remensis. aztec god related to wind, wisdom and to planet venus. his name comes from nahuatl language and means precious or quetzal-feathered serpent.

the peruvian tamale made from corn is known in pre-columbian existence. the word tamal comes from the nahuatl language of the mexica. the word of the andean region is humita that comes from quechua

ancient mesoamerican ruins named los toriles (the bullpen) in ixtlan del rio in nayarit, mexico.  the inhabitants of this area spoke the nahuatl language.

trilingual (spanish, english and nahuatl language) men's restroom sign attached to a blue wall. 

word i love you in different languages, love concept.

view of the great platform at aztec ruins teopanzolco morelos, mexico

architecture of zinacantan, state of chiapas, mexico.

niltze! - the nahuatl word meaning hello!, handwritten on a white background.

bread of the dead with cempasuchil flowers, candles around and placed with confetti with dia de muertos shapes

plataforma de los cráneos ('platform of the skulls'), known in the aztec language nahuatl as tzompantil, holds stakes with the skulls of sacrificial victims and enemies, in chichén itzá (mexico)

teopanzolco, postclassic period  archaeological aztec site in cuernavaca, morelos, mexico,

nature near san juan chamula, state of chiapas, mexico.

the poinsettia. in nahuatl, the language of the aztecs, the plant is called cuetlaxochitl, meaning "flower that grows in residues or soil"

detail of aztec pyramid in teopanzolco, mexico

detail close up of the great platform at teopanzolco aztec ruins, mexico

view of the great platform at teopanzolco aztec ruins

black and white, bare tree, trunk at teopanzolco archaeological site of cuernavaca mexico

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