CMGG entry for syllabogram na
(This article is part of the Learner's Maya Glyph Guide.)
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Variant: house
MC K&H = TOK.p6.r5.c4 JM TOK.p6.r5.r4
MC JM JM
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Sub-variants (3) · A. Curved: 2-3 dots on the outer side of the inner reinforcement. · B. Curved: 2-3 dots on the inner side of the outer reinforcement. · C. Rectangular.
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Variant: face
MC K&H JM TOK.p12.r1.c4
· Features: o A boulder outline with (optional) bold walls and ceiling o Inside: three crescents in a triangular formation (with the triangle pointing down), forming a “face”. The face can be smiling or scowling. o Internal elements can be bold or non-bold. · Not to be confused with the boulder variant of e: that variant of e has three non-touching dots in triangular formation (pointing down) whereas this variant of na has crescents.
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Variant: god head
MC K&H JM
TOK.p23.r1.c4 = AT-E1168-lecture16.t0:00:50 = AT-E1168-lecture6.t0:42:12
· AT-E1168-lecture16.t0:00:50: o The head of the Maize God. o Also read as IXIIM. · AT-E1168-lecture6.t0:42:12: o Also read as JUN, the number “1” . o Represents “1” because maize is the most primary food of the Maya (and rest of Mesoamerica). · Easy to confuse with IX/IXIK. The differences are (AT-E1168-lecture16.t0:01:09): o There is a “jewel” in the forehead. o There is a “protected scroll” instead of hair in the top right – hair would be a cross-hatched round or oval element. o There can be one or more long strands (probably representing the corn husk) with (optionally) three touching dots (representing maize kernels).
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