Tlacaxopantepec (TR26r)

This compound glyph for the place name Tlacaxopantepec features several elements. One is a person (tlacatl), in this case a man (given the hairstyle) with his head in profile, looking toward the viewer's right, while his body is facing forward, with his two arms both visible. Part of a white cape (a garment a man would wear) might also be visible, but his body is otherwise obscured behind a large ceramic pot, usually called a comitl (although it does not play a phonetic role in the place name). Over the man's right shoulder--on the viewer's left--is an upright, white, rectangular flag, called a (panitl]), which does have a phonetic role in the compound glyph. The -tepec part of the place name is covered with the presence of the hill or mountain (tepetl), which is a tall, green, bell-shaped sign with curling rocky outcroppings on its slopes and a white horizontal band near its base.