·    No glyphs given in K&H.

·    Features:

o Can be a boulder, but usually a flint shape.

o An element resembling a “W” divides the flint or boulder into two:

§ One half has the regular internal elements of TUUN/ku/KAWAK and WITZ, namely a “pool of water” and “grapes”/“stalactite” (though the “grapes”/“stalactite” are often absent).

§ The other half has a “river band” – two parallel wavy lines, with parallel wavy elements consisting of non-touching dots, on each side of the wavy line (though this is sometimes absent from one of the sides).

·    Zender-BH is the paper where this reading was formally proposed and justified in detail, now generally well-accepted. The word is most commonly encountered in the inflected form bajlaj, found, for example in the name Bajlaj Chan K’awiil, a ruler of DPL. It forms one of a set of “affective verbs” – verbs involving repetition and intensity.