In Aztec religion, a deity associated with merchants, travelers, and the guiding of commerce and journeys.

A Nahuatl word meaning “nose,” and by extension the point or tip of something.

A recreational or racing boat, especially a large one.

A small, slender wild cat native to the Americas, related to the puma.

An abbreviation of the name of God in Hebrew, often used in religious contexts.

An exuberant shout, or a rude, uncouth person.

Past tense of yahoo, meaning to shout or behave boisterously and uncouthly.

Present participle of yahoo: to shout loudly or behave boisterously; also to utter a yahoo.

Resembling a yahoo; uncouth, boorish, or wildly foolish.

The quality or practice of being a yahoo; boorish, uncouth, or rowdy behavior.

Plural of yahoo; a rude, noisy, or uncouth person.

A name often used in some religious contexts to refer to the God of Israel.

A name commonly associated with Jesus, derived from Hebrew, meaning 'Yahweh is salvation'.

The name of the God of Israel in the Hebrew Bible.

In Sanskrit, a sacrificer or patron who commissions and sponsors a ritual.

A Vedic ritual of offerings accompanied by chanting of Vedic mantras.

A term for a sacrificial formula or verse, especially in the Yajurveda.

A sacred Vedic sacrificial formula or liturgical utterance.

A long-haired bovine of the Tibetan Plateau, or to talk at length in a noisy, aimless way.

Traditional ancient ice storage structures used in Persia to preserve ice and food.