• Aape, see Ape.
• Abagh day symbol discussed 229
• Acatl day symbol discussed 245
• —, meaning of 227
• Aghual day symbol discussed 262
• Ah day symbol discussed 245
• Ahau and lamat symbols compared 235
• — day symbol discussed 262
• Ahbuluc-Balam, a Maya deity 244
• Ahmak day symbol discussed 252
• Ak, phonetic value of 223
• Akab, definition of 261
• Akbal symbol in Maya calendar 221
• Ape day symbol discussed 259
• —, definition of 262
• Appe, see Ape.
• Atl day symbol discussed 237
• —, meaning of 238

• Bakah, definition of 262
• Baklum-Chaam, a Maya deity 225
• Balam day symbol discussed 248
• Balche, a ceremonial drink 253
• Balloo, definition of 252
• Bat, how regarded by Central Americans 225
• Batz day symbol discussed 241
• Bee, see Honey.
• Been, see Ben.
• Ben symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 218, 245
• Benel, meaning of 245
• Bird as a wind symbol 219
• — symbols in the codices 219, 220, 225, 226, 251
• Black deities of Maya codices 208
• Borgian codex, discussion of symbols in 212, 213, 219, 222, 244
• —, earth symbol in 256
• —, flint symbols in 228
• —, sky symbol in 223
• Brasseur de Bourbourg, oc symbol interpreted by 239
• —, on definition of ah 245
• —, on definition of ahau 263
• —, on definition of chacyuc 233
• —, on definition of hok 241
• —, on definition of lamat 236
• —, on definition of toh 238
• —, on definition of tzac 241
• —, on derivation of chuen 243
• —, on Mexican mythology 221
• —, on origin of chicchan symbol 231
• —, on the akab-maax symbol 208
• —, on the bacab symbol 209
• —, on the germ symbol 218
• —, on the manic day symbol 232
• —, on the lamat symbol 249
• Brechii, meaning of 228
• Brinton, D. G., ben symbol interpreted by 248
• —, on drum symbol in Maya codex 209, 224
• —, on meaning of certain symbols 213, 227, 239, 250
• —, interpretation of light symbol by 237
• —, interpretation of oc symbol by 239, 240
• —, Maya and Zapotec names harmonized by 237
• —, on definition of ahau 263
• —, on definition of ahmak 252
• —, on definition of ape 262
• —, on definition of aunahpu 263
• —, on definition of chab 253
• —, on definition of chinax 258-259
• —, on definition of eb 244
• —, on definition of edznab 259
• —, on definition of guache 227
• —, on definition of hix 249
• —, on definition of laa 245
• —, on definition of lamat 236
• —, on definition of tecpatl 258
• —, on definition of tox 231
• —, on definition of uotan 221, 222
• —, on derivation of caban 255
• —, on derivation of chicchan 230
• —, on derivation of chuen 243
• —, on derivation of gopa 259
• —, on derivation of kanel 236
• —, on derivation of manik 234
• —, on derivation of muluc 238
• —, on maggot sign in the codices 222
• —, on the black deities 208
• —, on the eche day symbol 248
• —, on the four-winds symbol 219
• —, on the ghanan symbol 226
• —, on the Maya calendar 205
• —, on the month name zip 255
• —, on origin of guilloo symbol 252
• —, on origin of naa symbol 251
• —, on the rabbit in indian mythology 236
• —, on the term ni 219
• —, Zapotec terms interpreted by 218
• Brush symbol the codices 244
• Buluc-ahau, a Maya deity 244
• Burden-bearer in Troano codex 250

• Ca symbol of Landa 242
• Cab, definition of 255
• — symbol, application of 205
• Caban symbol discussed 205, 253, 254
• Cabnix, definition of 257
• Cabrera, —, on title of a Tzental manuscript 222
• Cacao symbol in the codices 234. 238
• Cagh-ben, meaning of 245
• Cahogh day symbol discussed 259
• Calendar, Maori, day deities in 265
• Calli day symbol discussed 221
• —, signification of 221
• Cama-zo’tz in Central American mythology 225
• Camey day symbol discussed 231
• Can day symbol discussed 229
• Canel day symbol discussed 235
• Caok day symbol discussed 259
• Capak, definition of 262
• Cardinal points, birds symbolic of the 220
• —, observed in ceremonies 257
• —, symbols of, in the codices 234, 242, 257, 263
• — winds symbolic of 232
• Cauac day symbol discussed 259
• Cavern symbol in Mexican pictography 223
• Cecelhuchah, meaning of 224
• Ceh symbol in Dresden codex 249
• — symbol discussed 261
• Ch’, phonetic value of 218, 226
• Ch’ab, meaning of 253
• Chabin day symbol discussed 252
• Chac, a Maya rain god 208, 238
• — defined 226, 251
• — symbol in Dresden codex 225-226
• Chacbolay, meaning of 226
• Chackinil, definition of 261
• Champollion, —, Egyptian negation signed by 212
• Chan, meaning of 230, 232
• Charnay, Desiré, day symbol copied by 207
• —, battlemented structures figured by 246
• Che, definition of 260
• Cheil, definition of 260
• Chi, definition of 243
• Chic day symbol discussed 254
• Chicchan day symbol discussed 229, 238, 241
• Chich, phonetic value of 233
• Chichan, meaning of 232
• Chigh, meaning of 233, 261
• Chikin, meaning of 233
• — symbol in Maya codex 225
• Chilla day symbol discussed 207
• —, meaning of 213
• Chimalpopoca codex, interpretation of mythic concept in 221
• China day symbol discussed 232
• Chinax day symbol discussed 258
• Chiribias, a Zapotec goddess 255
• Chiylla, see Chilla.
• Choah symbol in Troano codex 234
• Choch, meaning of 237
• Choco, meaning of 242
• Choich, meaning of 234
• Cholceh, equivalent to xolke 233
• Chooch, meaning of 237
• Chuac symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 226
• Chuc, meaning of 232
• Chuch, significance of 225
• Chuen and akbal symbols compared 221, 225
• — day symbol discussed 212, 241
• Chuenche, definition of 243
• Chup, meaning of 253
• Chuuc, meaning of 232
• Ci day symbol discussed 229
• —, definition of 262
• Cib day symbol discussed 224, 252
• Cimi symbol discussed 231
• — symbol in Dresden codex 250
• — symbol in Troano codes 229
• Cipactli symbol discussed 207, 212
• — symbol in Borgian codex 213
• Clavigero, F. S., on signification of Mexican term 244
• Cloud symbols compared 223
• — in the codices 222, 258
• Cohuatl day symbol discussed 229
• Color symbolism in the codices 223, 228
• Comb-like characters in Maya codex 238
• — in Dresden codex 242
• Cook, see Caok.
• Cordova, —, on meaning of magache 228
• — on meaning of quii-lana 231-232
• Corn destruction in Troano codex 217
• —, significance of 228
• — symbols in the codices 216, 226, 242
• Corn god in Maya hieroglyphs 210, 217, 229
• Cortesian codex, caban symbol in 254
• —, cauac day symbol in 259
• —, chuen symbol in 241
• —, cimi symbol in 231
• —, discussion of symbols in 256, 261
• —, eb symbol in 243
• —, ix symbol in 248
• —, kan symbol in 229
• —, muluc symbol in 237
• —, oc symbol in 239
• —, phonetic elements of symbols in 239
• Cosmogongy of the Muyscas 220
• Cozcaquauhtli day symbol discussed 252
• Cross symbol in the codices 232, 259
• Cuch, meaning of 247
• Cuchpach, meaning of 250, 261
• Cuetzpallin day symbol discussed 226
• —, meaning of 227
• Cuitz, see Kutz.
• Cumhu symbol in the codices 228
• Cushing, F. H., on cardinal points in Zuñi ceremonies 257
• Cutz, see Kutz.

• Day deities in Maori calendar 265
• — names in Maya and Mexican calendars 206
• — symbol in Troano codex 222
• — of the Maya year 199-265
• Death god of the Mexicans 243
• — symbol as a day symbol 231
• Deer symbol in the codices 233, 234
• Deities, day, in Maori calendar 265
• Dog-ear symbol in the codices 239
• Dog-eye symbol in Mexican codices 242
• Dog images, sacrifice of 211
• Dog-like animals in the codices 226, 229
• Dog symbol in Dresden codex 240
• — in Maya codex 229
• Dots connected with Maya glyphs 223, 224, 235, 238, 241, 243, 254
• Dresden codex, ahau symbol in 263
• —, akbal symbol in 221
• —, ben symbol in 245
• —, bird symbols in 225, 251
• —, burden-bearers symbolized in 247
• —, caban day symbol in 254
• —, cauac day symbol in 259
• —, ceh symbol in 249
• —, chac symbol in 225-226
• —, chuen symbol in 241
• —, cib symbol in 252
• —, cimi symbol in 231
• —, discussion of symbols in 213 233, 240, 255, 260, 261
• —, eb symbol in 243
• —, ik symbol in 216
• —, ix symbol in 248
• —, kan symbol in 229
• —, long-nose deity in 258
• —, men symbol in 250
• —, mol symbol in 224, 238
• —, muluc symbol in 237, 238
• —, oc symbol in 239
• —, Quetzal symbol in 224
• —, serpent symbol in 256
• —, xul symbol in 225
• Drum symbol in Maya codex 224
• Dzacatan, significance of 224

• E day symbol discussed 243
• Eagle symbol in the codices 251
• Ear, see Dog-ear.
• Earth symbol in Borgian codes 256
• Earth deity in Troano codex 216, 217
• Earthmother symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 251
• Earthquake symbol in the codices 255
• Eb day symbol discussed 243
• Eche day symbol discussed 248
• Edznab day symbol discussed 258
• Ee day symbol discussed 243
• Ehecatl day symbol discussed 215, 219, 220
• Elab day symbol discussed 239
• Euob day symbol discussed 243
• Exorcism represented in Maya glyphs 248
• Eye, dog, symbol in Maya codices 242
• — in Maya glyphs 237
• Ezanab, see Edznab.

• Fejervary codex, bird symbol in 220
• —, reference to symbols in 250
• Fewkes, J. W., on cardinal directions in ceremonies 257
• Field deities in Dresden codex 226
• Fire symbol in the codices 218, 219, 224, 257
• Fish symbol in the codices 241, 261
• Flint symbols in Borgian codex 228
• Fornander, —, cited on Hawaiian monsters 214
• Förstemann, E., on significance of certain glyphs 250
• Fuen-leal codex, monsters pictured in 214
• Fuller, E. A., on meaning of gu-lana 231
• —, on meaning of lu 264
• —, on meaning of na-gutchi 228
• —, on Zapotec name for wine 219

• Gatu, see K’at.
• Ghanan day symbol discussed 226
• Gopa, definition of 259
• Gopaa day symbol discussed 248, 258
• Grass symbol in the codices 244
• Gtox, meaning of 232
• Guache day symbol discussed 226
• Gueche, see Guache.
• Guèla day symbol discussed 221
• Gueza-guipa, definition of 259
• Gui day symbol discussed 215
• Guii day symbol discussed 229
• Guilloo day symbol discussed 252
• Guipa, definition of 259
• Guzman, —, on meaning of k’an 226

• Hand symbol in the codices 232
• Hanuman, a Hindu monkey god 221
• Hawaiian and Central American linguistic similarities 236
• — and Zapotec terms compared 262
• — mythology, monsters in 214
• Hax, meaning of 233
• Hchom symbol in Dresden codes 225
• Hchuy, meaning of 225
• Heart figures in Mexican codices 218
• Hechcab, see Xachcab.
• Henderson, A., an authority for pekokalil 248
• —, on Maya names of Venus 249
• —, on meaning of cabnix 257
• —, on meaning of cancan 256
• —, on meaning of ceh and kez 249, 261
• —, on meaning of chac 226
• —, on meaning of chacboay 226
• —, on meaning of chichan 230
• —, on meaning of cib 253, 254
• —, on meaning of chooch 237
• —, on meaning of chuuc 232
• —, on meaning of kan 228
• —, on meaning of kankin 261
• —, on meaning of lemba 236
• —, on meaning of manik 234
• —, on meaning of moxan 234
• —, on meaning of mul 239
• —, on meaning of pacoc 247
• —, on meaning of pal 253
• —, on meaning of various Maya terms 247
• —, on meaning of xachcab 258
• —, on meaning of xolke 233
• —, on meaning of yokcabil 257
• —, on meaning of yulpol 211
• —, on phonetic value of ak 223
• —, on the akabmax symbol 208
• —, on the chucay symbol 210
• —, on the term chuch 225
• Hich, phonetic value of 233
• Hindu mythology, monsters in 214
• —, wind god in 221
• Hix, see Balam; Ix.
• Hoch, phonetic value of 233
• Hok definition of 241
• Hokol symbol discussed 218
• Honey symbol in Troano codex 256
• Hooch, meaning of 235
• Huck, meaning of 224
• Humku symbol in the codices 228
• Hunahpu day symbol discussed 262
• Hunapu, in Central American mythology 225
• Hurakan in the Popol Vuh 220, 221

• Igh day symbol discussed 215
• Ii, see Quii.
• Ik symbol in Maya calendar 215
• Imiz symbol discussed 207
• Imox symbol discussed 207
• Itlan, possible derivation of 245
• —, see Malli-nalli.
• Itzamna, a Maya deity 242, 251
• —, elements of the term 225
• Itzcuintli day symbol discussed 239
• Ix day symbol discussed 248
• Ixcheblyax, a Zapotec goddess 255
• Ixchel, a Maya deity 251

• Javanese, mythic birds of the 220
• —, mythic monsters of the 214

• Kak symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 218
• Kan symbol discussed 215, 226, 242
• Kanan, see Kan.
• Kancab, definition of 256
• Kanel, meaning of 235
• —, see Canel.
• Kankin, definition of 261
• — symbol in Maya codices 241
• Kapak, definition of 262
• K’at day symbol discussed 226
• K’atic, see K’at.
• Kayab symbol, use of 206
• Ki, definition of 202
• Kin symbol in the codices 233, 235, 263
• Kingsborough, Lord, skull glyph pictured by 250
• Kinichkakmo represented in the codices 218, 219, 248
• Knife sign among Indians 232
• Kuch, meaning of 225
• Kukulcan, elements of the term 225
• Kutz, definition of 261
• — symbol in Troano codex 240, 263

• Laa, see Gui; Quii.
• Laala, see Gui.
• Laari-api-niza, definition of 262
• Laba, see Lapa.
• Lamat, and ceh symbols compared 249
• — day symbol discussed 235
• Lambat day symbol discussed 235
• Lana day symbol discussed 231
• Landa, —, ahau symbol given by 262
• —, ben symbol given by 245
• —, ca symbol given by 234, 238, 242
• —, caban day symbol given by 254
• —, cauac day symbol given by 259
• —, chicchan symbol given by 229
• —, cib symbol given by 252
• —, cimi symbol given by 231
• —, cited on Buluc-Ahau 244
• —, cited on Maya sacrifices 211
• —, cuen symbol given by 241
• —, e symbol of 224
• —, eb symbol given by 243
• —, form of akbal symbol given by 221
• —, i symbol given by 218
• —, ik symbol given by 215
• —, interpretation of symbols by 263
• —, ix symbol given by 248
• —, kan symbol given by 226
• —, ku symbol given by 224
• —, lamat symbol given by 235
• —, le symbol interpreted by 240
• —, ma symbol given, by 211
• —, men symbol given by 250
• —, muluc symbol given by 237
• —, o symbol given by 218, 224
• —, oc day symbol given by 239
• Lao day symbol discussed 262
• Lapa day symbol discussed 235
• Le, meaning of 240
• Lec, meaning of 264
• Lem, meaning of 235
• Lemlaghet, meaning of 236
• Liaa, see Gui.
• Light symbol in the codices 237
• — symbolized by the rabbit 236
• Lightning symbol in the codices 216, 226, 237, 240, 262
• Likin symbol in Maya codices 263
• —, meaning of 235
• Lizard symbolism of the Maori 226
• Long-nose god in Maya codices 210, 217, 251, 258
• Loo day symbol discussed 241
• — signification of 253, 254
• —, see Guilloo; Lao.

• Ma, meaning of 234
• Mac, symbol for 212
• Macaw symbol in Maya codex 238
• Maggot symbol in the codices 232
• Mak-cab, definition of 257
• Malaalahah, definition of 262
• Malay and Zapotec term compared 262
• — mythology, monsters in 214
• Malinaltepec symbol in Mexican pictography 244
• Mallery, Garrick, on indian sign for knife 232
• —, on meaning of certain hand symbols 232
• —, on Mexican cloud symbols 223
• —, on the sign of negation 212
• Malli-nalli day symbol discussed 243
• Mani-biici, meaning of 251
• Manik day symbol discussed 232, 261
• —, phonetic element of 237
• Maori, corn introduced among the 228
• — day deities of the 265
• — lizard symbolism of the 226
• — mythic monsters of the 214
• Masked symbols in the codices 260
• Mat symbol in the codices 246
• Maya, day names of the 206
• — year, day symbols of the, memoir on 199-265
• Mazatl day symbol discussed 232
• Men day symbol discussed 250
• Mendoza codex, corn symbol in 227
• —, mat symbol in the 246
• Meztitlan, day symbol of the 252
• Miquiztli day symbol discussed 231
• Mol symbol in Dresden codex 224, 238
• Molo day symbol discussed 237
• Monkey in Quiche mythology 243
• — in Mexican mythology 221
• — god of the Hindu 221
• Monsters in Oceanic mythology 214
• Moon symbol in Borgian codex 222
• Mox, see Imox.
• Moxic day symbol discussed 232
• Moxin, see Imox.
• Muhul, definition of 238
• Mul, definition of 239
• Mulu, see Molo.
• Muluc symbol discussed 237
• — symbol in Dresden codex 258
• Muyal, definition of 258
• Muyscas, cosmogony of the 220

• Naa day symbol discussed 250
• Nachan, meaning of 222
• Nagache, meaning of 228
• Na-gutchi, meaning of 228
• Nahuatl, day names of the 206
• Nahui olli day symbol discussed 254
• New Year, Mexican festival of the 244
• New Zealand and Central American linguistic similarities 236
• — and Zapotec term compared 262
• —, see Maori.
• Ni, signification of, in Maya 219
• —, see Gui.
• Nichols, Kerry, cited on Maori monsters 214
• Nine lords of the night in Borgian codex 223
• Niza day symbol discussed 237
• Noii day symbol discussed 254
• Nuñez de la Vega, Bishop, on Central American deity 221
• —, on the chinax symbol 258

• Oc day symbol discussed 238, 239
• Ocelotl day symbol discussed 248
• Och, meaning of 241
• Ocquil, meaning of 241
• Ojibwa cloud symbol 223
• Okcabil, see Yokcabil.
• Ollin day symbol discussed 254
• —, meaning of 255
• Oloh symbol discussed 218
• Oquil, meaning of 241
• Otoch, meaning of 247
• Ozomatli day symbol discussed 241

• Pacez, definition of 247
• Pachah, definition of 247
• Pacoc, meaning of 247
• Pak, meaning of 247, 262
• Pal, signification of 253
• Palenque tablet, ahau symbol on 263
• —, chuen symbol on 241
• —, day symbol on 207
• —, ik symbol on 215
• —, kan symbol on 226
• —, lamat symbol on 235
• Panther-like animals in Dresden codex 226
• Parrot symbol in Dresden codex 238
• Pax symbol referred to 229
• Pech, definition of 247
• Pecuah symbol in Maya codex 229
• Pek symbol in Maya codex 229
• Pekokalil, application of term 248
• Pela-pillaana, meaning of 231
• Peñafiel, A., on Mexican cavern symbol 223
• —, on symbolism of zacatla 244
• Peresianus codex, cauac day symbol in 259
• —, chuen symbol in 241
• —, eb symbol in 243
• —, ix symbol in 248
• —, kan symbol in 226
• —, oc symbol in 239
• Perez, Pio, on meaning of chacbolay 226
• —, on meaning of chicchan 230
• —, on meaning of choah 234
• —, on meaning of choch 237
• —, on meaning of chuc 232
• —, on meaning of edznab 259
• —, on meaning of hchom 225
• —, on meaning of hok 241
• —, on meaning of ikel 220
• —, on meaning of kankanil 228
• —, on meaning of lemba 236
• —, on meaning of len 235
• —, on meaning of mech, ixmech 213
• —, on meaning of pokchetah 247
• —, on meaning of tok 232
• —, on meaning of tzac 241
• Phonetic value of Maya hieroglyphs 205 218, 223, 224, 235, 237, 238, 239, 241, 242, 247, 249, 253, 254, 255, 257, 259, 261, 263
• Phoneticism, application of term 254
• Pija day symbol discussed 243
• Pimentel, F., Tzental paternoster given by 263
• Pipil, day symbol of the 252
• Pisa, Bartolome de, on meaning of certain symbol 240
• Pokchetah, definition of 247
• Popol Vuh, bat house mentioned in 225
• —, mythic bird mentioned in 220
• —, reference to monkey in 243
• Pousse, —, certain symbols interpreted by 224
• Priapus of the Maya 225
• Puchah, definition of 247
• Purification symbol in Troano codex 234

• Qi, definition of 262
• Q-tox, meaning of 231
• Quauchtli day symbol discussed 250
• Queh day symbol discussed 232
• Quetzal symbol in Dresden codex 224
• Queza, see Niza.
• Quiahuitl day symbol discussed 259
• Quiche-Cakchiquel, day names of the 206
• Quiche myth, reference to monkey in 243
• Quii day symbol discussed 245
• Quii-lana, meaning of 232

• Rabbit in Indian mythology 236
• — symbol in the codices 235
• Rain deity in Dresden codex 226
• — in Troano codex 217
• — of the Quiche 238
• — of the Mexicans 216
• Rain symbol in Dresden codex 258
• — in Troano codex 222
• Ramirez, —, on Mexican wind and rain gods 216
• Ri-api-laha, definition of 262
• Rogopa, definition of 259
• Rosny, L. de, on the lamat symbol 249

• Sacrifice of dog images 211
• Samoan and Central American similarities 236
• — and Zapotec term compared 262
• Schellhas, P., on corn symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 227
• —, on death god symbol in codices 243
• —, on origin of certain Maya symbol 215
• —, on the black deities 208
• —, on the imix symbol 207, 208
• —, on wind symbol in the codices 232
• Seler, Edward, ahau symbol figured by 262
• —, discussion of symbols by 260
• —, interpretation of certain symbols by 216, 218, 223, 233, 257
• —, Dresden codex glyphs interpreted by 258, 260
• —, interpretation of kan symbol by 228
• —, interpretation of muluc symbol by 239
• —, interpretation of oc symbol by 239, 240, 241
• —, interpretation of Troano figures by 217
• —, Maya and Zapotec names harmonized by 237
• —, misinterpretation of symbols by 262
• —, on certain bird-like figures 219
• —, on certain deity symbols 210
• —, on corn symbol on Maya codices 227
• —, on derivation of chicchan 230
• —, on derivation of gopa 259
• —, on derivation of imox 212
• —, on derivation of manik 234
• —, on derivation of muluc 238
• —, on derivation of xoo 255
• —, on dot circle in Maya hieroglyphs 223
• —, on meaning of ahau 263
• —, on meaning of ahmak 252
• —, on meaning of aunahpu 263
• —, on meaning of certain calendar names 244, 245, 248
• —, on meaning of chilla 213
• —, on meaning of chuen 243
• —, on meaning of cib 253
• —, on meaning of ollin 255
• —, on meaning of tecpatl 258
• —, on meaning of tihax 259
• —, on meaning of tox symbol 231
• —, on meaning of uotan, votan 221, 222
• —, on origin of ben symbol 245
• —, on origin of certain Maya symbol 215
• —, on sun symbols in Borgian codes 222
• —, on the black deities 208
• —, on the cavern symbol 223
• —, on the cayom symbol 210
• —, on the chac symbol 208, 225-226
• —, on the chuen symbol 242
• —, on the eagle glyph 251
• —, on the eche day symbol 248
• —, on the guilloo symbol 252
• —, on the imix symbol 207, 208, 209
• —, on the ix glyph 250
• —, on the kan-imix symbol 211
• —, on the lamat symbol 235
• —, on Maya calendar 205
• —, on the men symbol 251
• —, on serpent symbol in Dresden codex 256
• —, on wind symbol in the codices 232
• Seler, Edward, on Ximenes’ interpretation of certain terms 227
• —, phonetcism of hieroglyphs not accepted by 218, 225
• Serpent figures in the codices 230, 256
• — in Mexican pictography 223
• — in Tzental pictography 222
• —, see Snakes.
• Sewing symbol in Dresden codex 237
• Skull symbol in the codices 223, 232, 250
• Snakes, see Serpent.
• — symbol in Troano codex 247
• Star symbol in Maya codices 222, 249
• Stevens, J. L., battlemented structures figured by 246
• Stoll, Otto, on definition of ahau 263
• —, on signification of vuich 228
• Storm god in Hindu mythology 221
• Sun symbol in the codices 222, 233, 235
• Symbolism, see Day symbols.

• Tahaitan and Central American linguistic similarities 236
• Taniwha, a mythic monster 214
• Tax symbol, phonetic value of 259
• Taylor, Richard, cited on Maori lizard god 214
• —, on Maori lizard symbolism 226
• Tecolotl day symbol discussed 252
• —, definition of 252
• Tecpatl day symbol discussed 258
• —, meaning of 228
• Tecpila nahuatl day symbol discussed 254
• Tee-lao, definition of 240
• Tella day symbol discussed 239
• Temetlatl, see Teotl-itonal.
• Teotl-itonal day symbol discussed 252
• Tepeyollotl, signification of 221
• Thomas, Cyrus, on day symbols of the Maya year 199-265
• Thunder god of the Quiche 238
• — symbol in Mexican hieroglyphs 216
• Tich, meaning of 233
• Tiger-like animal in Mexican hieroglyphs 244
• Tiger symbol in the codices 248
• Tihax day symbol discussed 258
• —, definition of 259
• Tikal inscription, ahau glyph in 263
• —, ik symbol in 215
• —, lamat symbol in 235
• Tlaloc, a Mexican god 238
• — symbol in Borgian codex 213
• — symbol in Troano codex 216, 217
• Tochtli day symbol discussed 235
• Toh day symbol discussed 237
• —, meaning of 238
• Tohil, a Quiche deity 238
• Tok, meaning of 232
• Tonga and Central American linguistic similarities 236
• — and Zapotec term compared 262
• Too-quixe-pillaana, meaning of 231
• Torture represented in Troano codex 229
• Tox day symbol discussed 231
• Tox-oghbil, meaning of 231
• Tregear, Edward, cited on mythic water monsters 214
• Troano codex, bird symbols in the 251
• —, burden bearers symbolized in 247
• —, caban symbol in 254
• —, cauac day symbol in 259
• —, chicchan symbol in 229
• —, chuen symbol in 241
• —, cimi symbol in 231
• —, corn god in 229
• —, corn symbol in 227
• —, discussion of glyphs in 216, 224, 225, 234, 256, 260, 261, 262
• —, eb symbol in 243
• —, edznab day symbol in 258
• —, ix symbol in 248
• —, oc symbol in 239
• —, mat symbol in 246
• —, pak symbol in 247
• —, snake symbol in 247
• —, symbolic figures in 219
• Turkey symbol in the codices 240, 261
• Tz’, phonetic value of 218, 225
• Tzac, definition of 241
• Tzec, symbol in Dresden codex 242
• Tzental, day names of the 206
• Tzi day symbol discussed 239
• Tziclim, definition of 242
• Tziquin day symbol discussed 250
• Tzoz symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 225

• Uah, signification of 229
• Underworld god in Troano codex 243
• — in Troano codex 216
• Uotan, see Votan.

• Vienensis codex, eagle symbol in 251
• Votan day symbol discussed 221
• —, significance of 221
• Vuich, signification of 228

• Wheel glyph in Troano codex 261
• Wind, effect of, on maize crop 217
• — god in Hindu mythology 221
• — gods of the Mexicans 216
• — in Mexican mythology 221
• — symbol in the codices 232
• — symbol in Mexican hieroglyphs 216, 217, 219, 222, 249, 252
• — symbol, the bird as a 219
• Wood symbol in the codices 262

• Xachcab, definition of 258
• Xan, meaning of 234
• Ximenes, —, on definition of ah 245
• — on meaning of certain Maya terms 227
• — on meaning of imox 212
• — on meaning of kanel 235
• — on meaning of tihax 259
• — on meaning of yiz 249
• Xipe, a Mexican death god 243
• Xochitl day symbol discussed 262
• Xolke, meaning of 233
• Xoo day symbol discussed 254
• Xulah, meaning of 225
• Xulbil, meaning of 225
• Xulezah, meaning of 225
• Xulub, meaning of 225
• Xuulul, meaning of 225

• Yache, meaning of 228
• Yax and ceh symbols compared 249
• — symbol of the Maya 211
• Yaxkin, form of, discussed 241
• — symbol of the Maya 211
• Year, Maya, day symbols of the 199-265
• Yellow, how represented in codices 228
• Yib, signification of 254
• Yiz, see Balam.
• Ymix, see Imix.
• Yokcabil, definition of 257
• — muyal, definition of 258

• Zac and ceh symbols compared 249
• —, phonetic value of 259
• — symbol dismissed 250
• Zacatla symbol in Mexican pictography 244
• Zaczuy, a Zapotec goddess 255
• Zapotec and Oceanic terms compared 262
• —, day names of the 206
• — terms, interpretation of 218
• Zeek-cimil, meaning of 250
• Ziie day symbol discussed 229
• Zip, explanation of the name 255
• — month symbol in the codices 249
• Zni-nax, definition of 259
• Zoo symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 225
• Zotz symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 225
• Zo’tzi-ha mentioned in Popol Vuh 225
• Zuiton, definition of 259
• Zul symbol in Dresden codex 225