|
Number
|
Mayan
name |
Portrait Glyphs
|
Normal
Form Glyphs |
Diagnostic Traits of the Head Variants
|
|
0
|
mih
(reconstructed)
|
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Hand
clasping the lower jaw |
|
1
|
hun
|
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Forehead
ornament composed of more than one part, IL on cheek
|
|
2
|
kaa
|
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  |
Oval in
upper part of head; fist headdress |
|
3
|
ox
|
 |
 
  |
Banded
headdress; Doctor’s reflector |
|
4
|
kan
|
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  |
Bulging
eye with square iris, snag like front tooth, fish barbell
from back of mouth |
|
5
|
hu, ho
|
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“Tun”
headdress |
|
6
|
wak
|
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  |
Hatchet,
or crossed-bands, in eye |
|
7
|
wuc
|
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  |
Large
scroll passing under eye and curling up in front of forehead
|
|
8
|
waxac
|
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  |
Forehead
ornament composed of only one part |
|
9
|
bolon
|
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  |
Dots on
lower cheek or around mouth or in some cases beard
|
|
10
|
lahun
|
|
 
 
  |
Fleshless
lower jaw and in some cases other death’s head
characteristics, truncated nose, etc. |
|
11
|
buluk
|
|
 
 
  |
Curly
“do;” head is not at all similar to head for one
|
|
12
|
lahka
|
|
 
 
  |
Fleshless
lower jaw, but with fish-gill markings |
|
13
|
oxlahun
|
|
 
 
 
|
“Ik” sign
on cheek |
|
14
|
kanlahun
|
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|
Head for
4 with a fleshless lower jaw |
|
15
|
hulahun
|
|
 
 
 
|
Head for
5 with a fleshless lower jaw |
|
16
|
waklahun
|
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|
Head for
6 with a fleshless lower jaw |
|
17
|
wuklahun
|
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|
Head for
7 with a fleshless lower jaw |
|
18
|
waxaklahun
|
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  |
Head for
8 with a fleshless lower jaw |
|
19
|
bolonlahun
|
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  |
Head for
9 with a fleshless lower jaw |
|
20
|
hun
kal (one twenty) |
 
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|
A goofy
grin; easily confused with the codicil form of kimi
|
