Nauhecatl (MH614r)

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). This is a calendrical name, given that Ehecatl is a day sign in the tonalpohualli (divinatory calendar). We are retaining the spelling of Ehecatl as Ecatl here, awaiting further analysis. The notation of four is shown as four upright lines that are connected at the bottom with a horizontal line. This horizontal line also connects to the anthropomorphic head with a beak-like wind-blowing device in the mouth. The head is facing toward the viewer's right.