Moxelo (MH769v)

This black, white, and red drawing of the simplex glyph for the personal name Moxelo (perhaps “He Caused Division”) is attested here as a man's name. The sign is a small hatchet with a curved, probably wooden, handle and, tied onto it, a triangular red blade. The red may indicate copper. The verb xeloa, which is at the root of this name, refers to dividing, something semantically implied by the hatchet, which can split wood, for instance.