Huixachtitlan (TR28r)

This compound glyph for the place name Huixachtitlan features a tropical tree of the acacia or mimosa family, called the huixachin. It has eight visible fronds, five lacy and three more substantial. They are painted green. The trunk is a tan color. It has two small stumps (seemingly from branches that have been cut off) on either side of the trunk about half way up from the white, exposed roots. The tree is in front of an upright, bell-shaped, green hill or mountain (tepetl) which serves as a semantic (not phonetic) locative (-tepec, on or at the hill of). The hill or mountain has the usual curving rocky outcroppings on its slopes and a horizontal white band at its base.