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Fifth generation of the Ajaw K'iche' lineage.

Christenson (2007: note 881, p. 285) translates Co Mahun, as it is written in colonial K'iche', as such: "Aj Kun is a 'healer/doctor. The m- prefix is a negative marker, which would make the name read something like 'Not a Healer.' As a verb, maj is “to seize, steal, grasp.” Thus an alternative might be 'Seizes Medicine.'" Colop (cited above) suggests the contrary, because he reads Comah (or Komaj in contemporary spelling) as "blood," and hun (here interpreted as kun), as "to cure or heal."

Quinta generación del linaje Ajaw K'iche'.

Colop (2008: nota 403, página 217) afirma que el nombre Komajkun se compone de las voces komaj, "sangre", y kun, "raíz verbal de 'curar'", y de esta forma "probablemente quiere decir médico de los males de sangre." La interpretación de Allen Christenson (citado abajo) indica el contrario, es decir que el nombre del dios significa "no es médico", debido al prefijo ma, o 'no'.