K&H.p84.#5 TOK.p11.r5.c4 BMM9.p12.r2.c4 JM.p151.#3 JM.p153.#1 MC.p164.r4.c3
K’IN:ni K’IN K’IN K’IN K’IN:ni K’IN
K&L.p11.#1
K’IN
K&H.p55.#5.2 K&L.p64.#1 TOK.p11.r5.c4 BMM9.p12.r2.c4 25EMC.pdfp40.#3.1&2
K’IN K’IN / K’IN:ni K’IN K’IN K’IN
IC.p16.pdfp20.#1.1&2
K’IN
K&H.p55.#5.1 K&L.p64.#2.1-9 TOK.p25.r1.c2 BMM9.p14.r6.c3 25EMC.pdfp40.#3.3&4
K’IN K’IN / K’IN:ni K’IN / 4 K’IN K’IN
IC.p16.pdfp20.#1.3 [IC.p16.pdfp20.#1.4 = 25EMC.pdfp40.#3.3] JM.p152.#1 Montgomery = Coll-1
YAX HS2 Step 7 O1
K’IN K’IN 9.K’IN
K&L.p64.#2.10
K’IN
K&L.p64.#2.11 IC.p16.pdfp20.#1.5 [IC.p16.pdfp20.#1.6 = K&L.p64.#2.11]
YAX Lintel 48 D3-D4 PAL PT A11-B12
K’IN K’IN
· Variants (4):
o A. Stylized:
§ Boulder or circular outline (optionally bold, or optionally a symmetric cave).
§ If outline is not bold or cave, then optionally within it, a circle (optionally bold).
§ Defining characteristic: 4 “<”-ticks (suitably rotated), at the N, S, E, W points of the circle.
§ Optionally, a dot in the centre.
§ Optionally, 4 smaller dots, one in the centre of each of the 4 petals formed by the “<”-elements.
o B. God head (the Sun God “K’inich”):
§ It sometimes has one (very occasionally two) K’IN-elements infixed, they being the stylized variant, either on the forehead or the back of the head.
§ Large, very distinctly square eye.
§ Large nose.
§ Optional mouth tendril and T-tooth.
§ The ni as phonetic complement can help distinguish it from other god heads.
o C. Animal head (resembling a snake?): an unusual variant (perhaps just a one-off).
o D. Full-figure:
§ A monkey or an anthropomorphic figure (Sun God?).
§ So far, only PAL PT and YAX Lintel 48.
· The god-head and full-figure variants are used generally in an LC, while the abstract variant is used in “normal sentences”.