·    The form mayuy is not an inflected verb, like puluy, jubuy, tzutzuy – it is just a noun meaning “mist”; pul, jub, tzutz are verbs of motion or change of state, with suffix yi, resulting in a <matching_vowel>-y; also as in t’abay, ehmey, lok’oy. So if it were based on a verb may, it would be mayay and not *mayuy anyway.

·    Occurs in the context of:

o The name of the carver – yuxul Mayuy Ti’ “Chuween” = “the carving of Mayuy Ti’ “Chuween”” (“Mist Mouth Monkey”) – LTI Kimbell Panel:

§ See also ZenderEtAl-SSw where Mayuy Ti’ Chuween is mentioned several times.

§ Dorota Bojkowska: There is no need to infer an underspelled u, as in Mayuy U-Ti’ Chuween, just Mayuy Ti’ Chuween is fine.

o Yax Mayuy Chan Chaak – a ruler of NAR, 2 rulers after Lady Six Sky = ~ “First Mist Sky Chaak” (M&G.p78).