6. Miquiztli. The head of Mictlantecutli, an unlucky sign.
7. Mazatl. The head or hoof of a deer; unlucky because the deer typifies timidity; associated with Tlaloc.
8. Tochtli. A rabbit, good luck and fertility; associated with Mayauel.
9. Atl. Water, unlucky, typifying floods and death; associated with Xiuhtecutli.
10. Itzcuintli. A dog (sometimes the ear only is shown), rank and riches; associated with Mictlantecutli.
11. Ozomatli. A monkey, implies cleverness and craftsmanship, combined with instability; associated with Xochipilli.
12. Malinalli. Grass, sometimes shown as a jaw-bone with grass hair, unlucky; associated with Patecatl.
13. Acatl. A reed, implying emptiness; associated with Itztlacoliuhqui.
14. Ocelotl. An ocelot (sometimes the ear only is shown); success in war and love, but suggesting a death by sacrifice (the typical death of a warrior). Associated with Tlazolteotl.
15. Quauhtli. An eagle, implying courage in war; associated with Xipe.