Metzontetl (MH737v)

This black-line drawing of the compound glyph for the personal name Metzontetl (perhaps “Leg Hair-Stone”) is attested here as as a man’s name. It shows a horizontal stone (tetl) with the usual alternating dark and light stripes on a diagonal, plus curling ends. Above the stone is a maguey plant (metl). If this name really does refer to leg hair (metzontli), then these two elements are both phonetic indicators, and the -tzon- (from tzontli, hair) part of the name is not shown visually.