The Mayans likely called it nahá (“great water”).
The Mayans likely called it nahá (“great water”).
Nahá: Used by the Maya civilization, translating roughly to "great water".
Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl: Used by the Aztecs, meaning "House of Chalchiuhtlicue" after their water and sea goddess.
Nahá: Used by the Maya civilization, translating roughly to "great water".
Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl: Used by the Aztecs, meaning "House of Chalchiuhtlicue" after their water and sea goddess.
well, no it wasn't.
Nahá: Used by the Maya civilization, translating roughly to "great water".
Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl: Used by the Aztecs, meaning "House of Chalchiuhtlicue" after their water and sea goddess.
Watching your heads explode.
well, no it wasn't.
Nahá: Used by the Maya civilization, translating roughly to "great water".
Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl: Used by the Aztecs, meaning "House of Chalchiuhtlicue" after their water and sea goddess.
Watching your heads explode.
#DivineFeminine #witchsky
#DivineFeminine #witchsky
I kind of prefer Ayollohco Mexihco, though. 😜
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I kind of prefer Ayollohco Mexihco, though. 😜
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Here's an image of her from the Codex Borbonicus:
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Here's an image of her from the Codex Borbonicus:
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I'll explain.
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I'll explain.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pkl...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pkl...
This one is based on another aztec goddess, chalchiuhtlicue.
I think it'd be pronounced "shaal-sheeuh-tlee-qwe" in english phonetics? haha. Deffo a bit of a tongue twister 😂
anywhoo, she is a goddess of rivers, lakes and other rad shit
This one is based on another aztec goddess, chalchiuhtlicue.
I think it'd be pronounced "shaal-sheeuh-tlee-qwe" in english phonetics? haha. Deffo a bit of a tongue twister 😂
anywhoo, she is a goddess of rivers, lakes and other rad shit