Tenantzinco (Mdz10v)

This compound glyph for the place name Tenantzinco shows two principal visual components, a stepped/crenelated rampart painted turquoise blue [tenantli and the lower half of a male body, sitting upright, facing to the viewer's left, intending tzintli, buttocks, bottom, rear end, but standing phonetically for the locative suffix -tzinco, meaning little, lower, or lesser prior to a place name. The body is painted a terracotta color, but the toenails and the loincloth waist band are white. The rampart has not only the rectangular and stepped crenelation, but four small concentric circles run horizontally along the wall below the crenelation. The -co locative suffix is not visible on its own.