Definitions

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  • noun The rain god of the Aztecs.

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  • proper noun An important Mexica deity; god of rain, fertility and water.

Etymologies

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From Classical Nahuatl Tlāloc.

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Examples

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

  • The God Tio called Tlaloc refilled Lake Chapala and replenished the basin and Tlaloc is a force of nature.

    Water in Chapala 2009

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