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emblem glyph

Mayan symbol for a royal title; consists of a word ajaw—a Classic Maya term for "lord"—and a place name that precedes the word ajaw and functions as an adjective; sometimes introduced by an adjective k’uhul ("holy, divine")
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  • Part of: Mayan hieroglyphs[1]

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