K&H.p86.#10 = K&L.p14.#3.2 K&L.p14.#3.1 TOK.p31.r1.c4 BMM9.p18.r1.c3 JM.p236.#5
= 25EMC.pdfp47.#7.2 = 25EMC.pdfp47.#7.1
T’UL T’UL pe/T’UL/CHIT T’UL T’UL
T759a&b
Safronov
PNG Panel 3 M’1-N’2
T’UL chi[ki?] ch’o[ko] yo.<ki[bi]:AJAW>
· So far, only encountered in a personal name incorporating the word “rabbit”, rather than as a noun naming an actual rabbit.
· This logogram can also be read as CHIT.
· This logogram can also be read as pe.
· Features:
o Floppy ear.
o Mammal nose: slightly curved line of dots on the nose.
o Optionally, “waterlily” motif on the ear, but here it isn’t that motif, just a co-incidence, perhaps because of the visible lines (of blood) in the ear of a rabbit, or something independent, which evolved into a similar pattern.
Safronov Safronov
PSD Lintel 1 A4 PSD Lintel 1 tag
<t’u:lu>.<chi:ku> <t’u:lu>.<chi:ku>
· So far, only encountered in a personal name incorporating the word “rabbit”, rather than as a noun naming an actual rabbit.