Centilma (MH699r)

This black-line drawing of the simplex glyph for the personal name Centilma (perhaps “Corncob Cape” or “One Cape”) is attested here as a man’s name. The glyph shows a rectangular cape (tilmatli) with lines showing three-dimensionality in the upper corners. In the middle of the cape is a drawing of a corncob or an ear of maize (centli or cintli). This seems to be a literal description of the cape (as having a maize design). It tilma had an absolutive, one might think it could be Ce Tilmatli (One Cape), which would make the maize cob (centli) phonetic for the number one (ce). But that seems unlikely given the absence of an absolutive suffix on tilma.