1. horse

1. horse

6.horse

20. horse

17. doe deer

2. deer

5. doe

7. big deer

8. rabbit {Bon rabbit is variant for musk deer}

16. tigress

3. tiger

18. leopard

4. cat

16. cat

15. he-goat

14. he-goat {cf. aquatic Capri-corn}

9. water

8. ram

13. chamois

9. wild hound

10. hound

10. little monkey

11. monkey

5.ape

10. ape

11. big monkey

13. buffalo cow

6. buffalo

12. bull

11. bull

13. cock {cock-and-bull story ?}

12. Ther-monthis (monster)

11-10. rat

7. mouse

12. jawbone (for gnawing, as by rodent ?)

8.male buffalo

8. ox

12. cow

6.dog

9. dog

15. hound

5-4. snake

10. snake

13. reed {cf. Bon snake in reed}

3. she-goat

11. she-goat

11. she-goat

2. male elephant

13. elephant

13. elephant

1. horse

10. horse

14. lion

14. tiger

14. ocelot

15. fish

15. snake

9. snake

16. wolf

8. wolf

16. pig

18. pig

17. hawk

17. peacock

19. swallow

5. hawk

15. eagle

18. scorpion or centipede

4. scarab beetle

26. cow

16. buffalo

22. bull

3. bull

2. vulture

16. vulture

19. cat {cf. gigantic cat surrounding the earth http://www.geocities.com/rokkrx/iormungand.html }

24. leopard

17. earthquake (= Maya earth)

25. lion

20. lion

25. tiger

23. lioness

21. lioness

27. key (implement)

18. flint (implement)

21. coal

22. tree

19. rain

20. male monkey

22. human being

23. rich man

26. boy

20. [Maya Hunahpu, name of a hero]

19. bitch

29. werewolf

26. fox

25. wolf-bitch

1. crocodile {cf. <ibri^ tannah, anciently "water-monster", modernly "fox"}

23. lightning (weather)

2. wind (weather)

22. lamp

3. house

1. dragon

21. dragon

4. lizard

30. little snake

5. snake

27. earthworm

3.earthworm

6. death {Aztec death-realm is place of worms}

18. stag

5. little deer

20. deer

7. deer

JDS, T. 38

JDS, T. 42

JDS.,T. 35

CA&D, p. 324

loc. cit.

loc. cit.