Nawat is a Uto-Aztecan language native to Central America.
It was spoken in several parts of present-day Central America before the Spanish conquest, but
now is mostly confined to western El Salvador. Verbs are conjugated for several tenses,
2 numbers (singular and plural), 3 persons, and according to transitiveness (transitive,
intransitive).
Conjugate a Nawat verb
Recently Conjugated Nawat verbs
tami,
panu,
tekiti,
maka,
taketza,
ilwia,
kuchi,
kisa,
kalaki,
pewa,
naka,
ilpia,
kwa,
kalaki,
tami,
paka,
weli,
nemi,
kalaki,
kua,
yawi,
paki,
takwika,
nesi,
neki,
tekiti,
kuchi,
ina,
taketza,
naka,
chuka,
naka,
weli,
kaki,
kua,
ilpia,
takwika,
chiwa,
nesi,
naka,
palewia,
pia,
mati,
kuchi,
kalaki,
panu,
chia,
tekiti,
uni,
ilwia,