The upper portion of the glyph is the actual “stone” sign. The bottom squiggles is the syllable “ni”. The last vowel gets dropped, so it reads tuun-n(i). The redundancy was put there to make sure the reader understood that the tuun glyph was to be taken at its logographic value and not as a syllable (as a syllable it is read as “ku”… Yes, it gets complicated fast!)

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