·    The iconographic origin of this logogram is the torso of a person sitting (without the head being portrayed). The bottom left is the thigh and knee of the person sitting cross-legged on the ground (e.g. common people or vassal nobles) or on a raised platform (e.g. the ruler).

·    Glyph-block H10 of TRT Monument 6 is sometimes labelled as D10. This is because there was once an older (incorrect) system of glyph-block labelling, where the missing columns A-D were not labelled at all (they being completely missing), and the “real” column E (and onwards) was labelled as A (and onwards), resulting in column letters being 4 lower than they should be. Hence the incorrect labelling, under the older system of D10 instead of H10. The correct labelling (with the missing columns A-D) is deduced from the symmetrical T-shape of the total glyphic text of the inscription, where the left side of the T-shape (column A-D) is completely missing).