Tetlacuilol (MH522v)

This black-line drawing of the compound glyph for the personal name Tetlacuilol ("A Carved Stone" or “A Design in Stone,” attested here as held by a man) shows a horizontal stone (tetl) with one end covered up and one end showing the usual curls. The stone is dark gray with white stripes. Obscuring the left end of the stone is a diagonal object with obsidian points on both sides, black and white stripes down the middle, and in the middle of the stripes there are white circles. This object may represent the importance of design (tlacuilolli) in the carving of stone, although an obsidian tool may have been used to carve the stone.