Sis
According to Christenson (2007: 62n18), Sis (coati, coatimundi, Nasua narica yucatanica), native to tropical Central America, is "a raccoonlike animal with a long tail and a long, pointed, flexible snout." In its symbolic association with Ixmukane in the text, Sis may be read in feminine terms as the complimentary counterpoint to Aq (Peccary). Both animals appear in physical and abstract terms throughout the text.