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This euclidean honeycomb uses hexat (for cells) in the sense of an infinite horohedron.

It can be considered as derived from hexatips, when blended in the same way as a blend of 2 hips derives a tuhip. In fact those hexatips then behave like the aze lines in a hollow squat, as can be clearly seen in the above top-view.

Incidence matrix

(N,M → ∞)

4NM |   2   4 |   4   6 |  4  2
----+---------+---------+------
  2 | 4NM   * |   2   2 |  3  1  pseudo base edges
  2 |   * 8NM |   1   2 |  2  1  lacing edges
----+---------+---------+------
  4 |   2   2 | 4NM   * |  2  0
  6 |   2   4 |   * 4NM |  1  1
----+---------+---------+------
 16 |  12  16 |   8   4 | NM  *  tuhip
 2M |   M  2M |   0   M |  * 4N  hexat