bean

...(b)e(an)=e-tl(N), remember, nouns form last. so the letter, e(N)=bean, and is the root of (b)e(an). i(N/letter verb)=i-u-i-n-tic(N)=drunk/borracho,=dr(in)k(E). a(N)=atl(N), except for it's use as privative, e.g., cea(N)=not one/ce. o(N)=ollin(N)=holy/m(o)ve. the last 2, a/(o)=atl/ollin are days 9 and 17 in the Tonalamatl sample/ cempoalli(N)=20, which makes up the calendar, using our fingers=piqui(N)= fingir(sp)=imagine/create, and toes, as counting rebus. ah, toe(E)=ta(OE/ONorse)=t/lan(N/locative of tlalli/earth)=tlan. where else would toes be except on earth with tlalli(N)=land between them? o/u(N)=interchangeable letter. so, except for y/i, or including i/y, all the vowels in Nauatl are also words. English foows the tradition by extending it to consonants, e.g., a/hay, be, see, dee, if, gee, i, ha/he/ jay, cay, ell, am, an, oh, pee, cue, are, is, tea/tee, you, vee, double you, ex, why, zee(Dutch). 13(N)=26(E), and the same vowels.