Across
- 4. Meaning "avocado"
- 9. The source for "coyote," meaning trickster or wild dog.
- 10. Refers to chili peppers.
- 13. The word for an Aztec city-state or community.
- 14. Floating agricultural gardens built on shallow lake beds.
- 16. Means "human" or "man".
- 17. Means "god house," referring to a temple or pyramid.
- 19. The name of the Aztec language itself, roughly translating to "pleasant-sounding language".
Down
- 1. Means "bitter water", the root for the modern word "chocolate".
- 2. Derived from ahuacamolli (avocado sauce).
- 3. The original word for "peanut", which evolved into cacahuate in Spanish.
- 5. Meaning "woman".
- 6. The word for reed or cane, which was also an important day sign in the calendar.
- 7. The word for "heart".
- 8. The standard greeting (like saying "hello").
- 9. Means "snake" or "twin," most famous in the deity name Quetzalcoatl.
- 11. Meaning "sun," the celestial body central to Aztec mythology.
- 12. The title of the supreme leader or king ("the one who speaks").
- 15. The Nahuatl name for raccoon.
- 18. Means "swollen fruit," the origin of "tomato"
