a large, beautiful Central American bird worshiped by both the Aztecs and the Mayans
a state of bearing fruit, of having results
named in a sacred prayer, especially in order to summon forth
pebbles, chips of woods, seeds, dice, etc., used to determine a question by chance
repayment
tapir
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