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		Titlantli Ambassador.



		Tlacateccatl General.



		Tlacacochcalco Armory.



		Tlacalhuazcuahuitl Blowgun.



		Tlacochcalcatl Supreme head of the army.



		Tlacochtli Fire-hardened dart thrown with the atlatl (q.v.).



		Tlacohtli Slave.



		Tlahtoani Ruler of a province or town; king.



		Tlahtohcamilli Lands of the tlahtoani (q.v.).



		Tlahtohcapilli Tlahtoani's (q.v.) son.



		Tlahuitolli Bow.



		Tlahuiztli suit Limb-encasing gear worn by elite warriors.



		Tlalmaitl Mayeh (q.v.).



		Tlamani Captor.



		Tlamemeh Professional porter.



		Tlateconi Ax.



		Tlatzontectli Tlacochtli (q.v.).



		Tlazohpilli Son of a legitimate wife.



		Tlemitl Fire arrow.



		Tlillancalqui One of the four main Aztec war leaders.



		Topileh Constable.



		Tzompantli Skull rack.



		X



		Xahcalli Straw hut or dwelling.



		Xiquipilli 8,000; a basic army size.



		Xochiyaoyotl "Flower war," a war not for conquest.



		Y



		Yaochimalli Warshield.



		Yaoihtacatl War victuals.



		Yaomitl War arrow.



		Yaoquizqui Soldier.



		Yaotequihuah Leader of the youths in the telpochcalli (q.v.); a veteran warrior; a war captain.



		Yaotlalli Cuauhtlalli (q.v.).



		Yaotlapixqui Scout.

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