Zender-HWCtNY.t0:30:11 (Voss) Zender-HWCtNY.t0:31:01 (Voss)
DBC Incised Bone A3-A4 DBC Stela 19/11 A2-A4
u.<k’u:wi> cha.<CHAN:na> CHAAK:ki u.<k’u:wi> CHAN.na CHAAK:ki
· Zender-HWCtNY.t0:30:11-31:42 explains that this word occurs in the name Uk’uuw Chan Chaak = “Chaak Cries (out) (in the) Sky” and is here in the antipassive form, marked by the wi inflection. Zender-HWCtNY gives two examples, both of which are given above.
· Zender-HWCtNY describes the physical object on which the first example is found as a bone awl whereas MHD describes it as a femur (the photo shown on the slide on the Tokovinine lecture indeed seems to be more a femur than an awl). MHD “objabbr = DBCFem” with DBC = Dzibilchaltun, a site in Northern Yucatan.
· Sim: this a verb appears not to have the common CVC phonological structure.