Nauhecatl (MH834r)

This black-line drawing of the simplex glyph plus notation for the personal name Nauhecatl (or Nahui Ehecatl, "4-Wind," attested here as a man’s name) shows the glyph for Ecatl (air, breath) or Ehecatl (wind, or the divine force of wind). The anthropomorphic head, facing toward the viewer's right, has the buccal mask that looks like a duck beak and is meant to suggest the device that Ehecatl used for blowing wind around. On the cheek appears a vertical sign for the phonetic syllable "hua" (or perhaps "hui" here) in the number nahui or the short form here, nauh. On the top of the head appear four vertical lines. These provide the number four.