The Aztecs called chocolate xocolatl (shoh-koh-lah-till). However, what they referred to as chocolate was a warm beverage (similar to Hot Chocolate) without milk or sugar.
The Aztecs also referred to the seed pod and the unprocessed seeds as cacao (kah-cow).
xocoatl which means bitter water. Chocolate was not served sweet until it was taken to Europe.
Literally; bitter water
some say the Mayan
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The origin of the word "chocolate" is very uncertain. About the only thing linguistic historians agree on is that it originated in Central America, possibly from one or more Aztec, Nahuatl, or Mayan words describing its use as a beverage.
Mayan but are you in FLVS.
The word "chocolate" comes from the Mayan word "xocoatl" and the Aztec word "cacahuatl". The Mexican Indian word for "chocolate" comes from two terms put together meaning:"choco" -(foam)"atl" -(water)
There were several different words based on dialect. The K'iche Mayan word for warrior was Achij, whereas in Yucatec Mayan it was Holcan.
Spanish in the 1500's found the Mayan and Inca drinking/using chocolate . They took it back to Europe .
No, Maya is the plural form of Mayan. If you were to talk about an object that is owned by a single Mayan for example, you would use Mayan's.
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its Mayan