Cihuatenan (MH516r)

This compound glyph of the personal name Cihuatenan features the head of a woman (cihuatl), shown in profile, looking toward the viewer's right, and, below her head, a horizontal stone (tetl) with curly ends and diagonal stripes. A purplish red appears on the (likely) leather strap that wraps her hair up near her eye. The woman's hair, and the way it is wrapped here is reminiscent of the wrapped hair lock that some male warriors and priests wore (see below). The same purplish red color appears on the right end of the stone. The stone has some gray coloring, too. The -nan part of the name is not represented separately, but could possibly be read into the cihuatl glyph.