K&H.p78.r9.c4 7 p87.r2 = KuppratApp TOK.p19.r2.c3 BMM9.p16.r4.c1 [unknown] Stuart-MoTM6.p1.fig1
CAY Altar 4 rim V TRT Monument 6 O2
TZUTZ TZUTZ TZUTZ TZUTZ:*yi 2TZUTZ.<jo:ma>
K&L.p40.#1 JM.p244.#5 = K&L.p40.#1.r2.c2
TZUTZ TZUTZ
K&L.p40.#2 = KuppratApp TOK.p30.r5.c1 BMM9.p18.r1.c4 JM.p245.#1 = JM.p246.#2
TZUTZ TZUTZ TZUTZ TZUTZ TZUTZ.yi
KuppratApp JM.p245.#3 = JM.p245.#2 = KuppratApp.#3 Graham = KuppratApp.#2
YAX Lintel 31 K5
TZUTZ TZUTZ.ja TZUTZ.<jo:ma>
· Variants (2):
o A. Hand pointing at “JEWEL”:
§ Do not confuse this with the visually similar hand-pointing variant of HUL, which points at a half crescent moon / “ja” (reduced variant) on the right.
§ Dorota Bojkowska: “JEWEL” can also be a series of seeds, with the last one larger than the others (e.g. the last one in the KuppratApp, and JM.p244.#5).
o B. Upside-down bat head.
· KuppratApp.#1 is from YAX Lintel 31 K5 (Graham).
· The future tense form is tzutzjoom, not tzutzoom, examples from TRT Monument 6 O2 and YAX Lintel 31 K5.
· The glyphs in TRT Monument 6 O2 and YAX Lintel 31 K5 are substitutions for one another, which helps to show that the “main sign” with a large spiral / scroll starting from the bottom left and occupying a large part of the centre is a variant of jo. That it’s an early form of jo is explained in Stuart-ANVotSk.fig5.
· Carl Callaway 2022-12-17: the object held/pointed to is a weaving shuttle.
CAY Altar 4 top A2 JM.p245.#4
<2tzu>.ja <2tzu>.ja
· One of the less common occasions when we have the passive voice tzu(h)tzaj instead of the more common medio-passive tzutzuuy.
· Sim: add some examples of tzutzuuy.