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K791 K1398 K1837 PSS-C - PSS-D
u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.<ja:la> u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.<ha:la> u tz’i{h} ba.li u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.ja{l}
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u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.<ja:la> u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.<ja:la> u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.ja{l}
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u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.<ja:la> u.<tz’i:bi> na.<ja[la]> u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.<ja:la>
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K9144 K9099 Vase from El Señor del Peten
<u.<tz’i{h}:ba>>:li u bi ba li u.<tz’i{h}:ba> na.<ja:la>
Krempel&Matteo-EPTaYhttps://www.academia.edu/1211730/Ein_polychromer_Tonteller_aus_Yootz Ein Polychromer Tonteller aus Yootz (Kremple, Matteo; 2008).p246.pdfp4.Abb2 González-EAFeePCTMhttps://www.tdx.cat/handle/10803/666700 El Arte Funerario en el Periodo Clásico Tardío Maya - Una Interpretación del Destino de las Entidades Anímicas Después de la Muerte (González; PhD-2018).p305.pdfp316.fig4.70 (Martin)
Berlin Museum Plate MSK844 (a.k.a. CLK Tomb 4 Plate) B-F
u.<tz’i{h}:bi> na.ja{l} tz’I bi na.ja ji chi
· This abstract noun is found almost exclusively in the possessed form utz’ihbnajal / utz’ihbaal = “(the) painting of …”.
· The examples show three forms which this expression can take:
o utz’ihbnajal: from the examples I’ve looked at, this seems to be the most common form.
o utz’ihbnahal: perhaps just a late form of utz’ihbnajal after the merger of -h- and -j-?
o utz’ihba(a)l
o tz'ihbnajich: an exceptional form, found on MSK844 (a.k.a. CLK Tomb 4 Plate): tz’I bi na.ja ji chi è tz’ihb-naj-jich è tz’ihbnajich. I’m not sure what role the -ich plays, grammatically and semantically. It appears to be an additional suffix -jich, with the double -jj- (as the scribe bothered to write both a ja and a ji – the first for the -naj- and the second for the -jich), simplifying to -j- as expected in Classic Maya phonology.
· Variation in spelling:
o The -b- can be written with either ba or bi.
o The -l is sometimes underspelled.
· The example for K4669 resembles a black and white photograph, but is actually a drawing done by Boot after Reents-Budet.
· The drawing and the photograph of K791 are both from AT-E1168-lecture18Tokovinine Lecture 18. Intransitive Verbs, Harvard University, 2015-2016.Tokovinine Lecture 18. Intransitive Verbs, Harvard University, 2015-2016..t0:00:19, but the drawing has been simplified by Tokovinine in two or three spots for pedagogical purposes. One major change was that he replaced CHAN = “sky” with the four dots of the “bar-and-dot” notation; another that he replaced ha with ja; yet a third was that he replaced a “CHAB-based” ALAY with the more regular “LEM‑based” one.
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