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Classical Nahuatl

Veintenas of the xiuhpōhualli

  1. ātl cāhualo
    other names: cuahuitl ēhua
    dates: 02/02–21/02
    dedicated to: gods of water
  2. tlācaxīpēhualiztli (“flaying of men”)
    dates: 22/02–13/03
    dedicated to: xīpe totēc
  3. tōzōztōntli (“lesser vigil”)
    dates: 14/03–02/04
    dedicated to: tlāloc
  4. huēyi tōzōztli (“greater vigil”)
    dates: 03/04–22/04
    dedicated to: cinteōtl
  5. toxcatl
    dates: 23/04–12/05
    dedicated to: tezcatlipōca
  6. etzalcualiztli (“eating of cooked maize and beans”)
    dates: 13/05–01/06
    dedicated to: the tlālohqueh
  7. tēcuilhuitōntli (“lesser feast day”)
    dates: 02/06–21/06
    dedicated to: huīxtohcihuātl
  8. huēyi tēcuilhuitl (“greater feast day”)
    dates: 22/06–11/07
    dedicated to: xīlōnen
  9. tlaxōchimaco
    other names: miccāilhuitōntli (“lesser feast day of the dead”)
    dates: 12/07–31/07
    dedicated to: huītzilōpōchtli
  10. xocotl huetzi (“the xocotl falls”)
    other names: huēyi miccāilhuitl (“greater feast day of the dead”)
    dates: 01/08–20/08
    dedicated to: xiuhtēuctli, known as īxcōzauhqui
  11. ochpāniztli (“sweeping”)
    dates: 21/08–09/09
    dedicated to: tēteoh īnnān, known as tocih
  12. teōtlehco
    dates: 10/09–29/09
    dedicated to: all the gods
  13. tepēilhuitl (“feast day of mountains”)
    dates: 30/09–19/10
    dedicated to: tētepeh, prominent mountains
  14. quechōlli
    dates: 20/10–08/11
    dedicated to: mīxcōātl
  15. panquetzaliztli (“raising of banners”)
    dates: 09/11–28/12
    dedicated to: huītzilōpōchtli
  16. ātemoztli
    dates: 29/11–18/12
    dedicated to: gods of rain
  17. tititl
    dates: 19/12–07/01
    dedicated to: ilamatēuctli, known as tonān or cōzcamiyāuh
  18. izcalli
    dates: 08/01–27/01
    dedicated to: xiuhtēuctli, known as īxcōzauhqui


  1. nēmontēmi (“they fill up in vain”)
    dates: 28/01–01/02
    dedicated to: none


Day signs of the tōnalpōhualli

  1. cipactli “caiman”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (nāhui cipactli (“four alligator”): Magliabechiano 11r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  2. ehēcatl “wind”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (mācuīlli ehēcatl (“five wind”): Magliabechiano 11v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  3. calli “house”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (chicuacē calli (“six house”): Magliabechiano 11v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  4. cuetzpalin “lizard”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (chicōme cuetzpalin (“seven lizard”): Magliabechiano 11v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  5. cōātl “serpent”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (chicuēyi cōātl (“eight serpent”): Magliabechiano 11v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  6. miquiztli “death”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (chiucnāhui miquiztli (“nine death”): Magliabechiano 12r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  7. mazātl “deer”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (mahtlāctli mazātl (“ten deer”): Magliabechiano 12r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  8. tōchtli “rabbit”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (mahtlāctli oncē tōchtli (“eleven rabbit”): Magliabechiano 12r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  9. ātl “water”
    definition: ✗
    quotation: ✓ (mahtlāctli omōme ātl (“twelve water”): Magliabechiano 12r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  10. itzcuintli “dog”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (mahtlāctli omēyi itzcuintli (“thirteen dog”): Magliabechiano 12v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  11. ozomahtli “monkey”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (cē ozomahtli (“one monkey”): Magliabechiano 12v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  12. malīnalli “twisted straw”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (ōme malīnalli (“two twisted straw”): Magliabechiano 12v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  13. ācatl “reed”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (ēyi ācatl (“three reed”): Magliabechiano 12v.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  14. ocēlōtl “jaguar”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (nāhui ocēlōtl (“four jaguar”): Magliabechiano 13r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  15. cuāuhtli “eagle”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (mācuīlli cuāuhtli (“five eagle”): Magliabechiano 13r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  16. cōzcacuāuhtli “king vulture”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (chicuacē cōzcacuāuhtli (“six king vulture”): Magliabechiano 13r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  17. olīn “movement, quake”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (chicōme olīn (“seven quake, movement”): Magliabechiano 13r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  18. tecpatl “flint knife”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (ce tecpatl (“one flint knife”): Magliabechiano 11r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  19. quiyahuitl “rain”
    definition: ✓
    quotation: ✓ (ōme quiyahuitl (“two rain”): Magliabechiano 11r.)
    glyph: ✓ (Ibid.)
  20. xōchitl “flower”
    definition: ✗
    quotation: ✗
    glyph: ✓ (Magliabechiano)
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