Chiconxochitl (MH755v)

This black-line drawing of the simplex glyph for the personal name Chiconxochitl (“Seven-Flower” or “7-Flower) is attested here as a woman’s name. It shows a frontal view of what is perhaps a quincunx shape, with two concentric circles and six, evenly-spaced radiating lines between them, like spokes on a wheel. Coming off the outside of the larger circles are groups of short lines at what could be called the four cardinal points. This is a calendrical name, drawn from the religious divinatory calendar of 260 days, called the tonalpohualli. This glyph is unusual in that the number is not obviously visible, and the “flower” has been altered into what seems to be something else.