Babyloniaca, études de philologie assyro-babylonienne.

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m. Compounds -with ki ("place ~)
52 "place, etc. "
Gud. Cyl. A XX 26 A-9gare ki-im-mi-fag " he founded the
wall ". The direct case of a'-ga7r Is established by the direct case of
mi which repeats the direct object. Second class.BR. 9670 gives ki-tag -: iWua' but upon what grounds I do not
know. ldbu here following nakru " enemy " V R 16 a36, may
mean "' the destroyer "(fromt la'kbu) -- Ii'ibil?
53. V " "place, etc. ".
Gud. Cyl. A XI 21. grire-mu ki-ni-ne-u~ - " I shall place my
foot ". The direct case is assured by the direct form of the
possessive mnu. Second class.
Gud. Cy]. A VI 15 gitr-zu ki-ni-ne-as" " thou willt set thy
foot "
54. ( ~ ~ ) 4 "institute "
Gud. C'yl. B I114 arnar + s'e-arnar -{ ge-ra-z u-a (cf. BR. 9096)
nigr-Au -a ki-im-mi-ws'-us' ''= he instituted magnificent offerings "
The object is dative; the infix ani repeats the internal object ki.
55. < T T T " dispose, fix "
Gud. Cyl. B VI '143 e'sg-e'-ninnh ki-u~i-mu-g&a-g& he fixed the
chambers of Eninnfi ". The construction is not indicated.
56. <I *-4 ki-tMzm " bury ". For reading Mim not gub, see
SAK 68.e
Gud. St. B V 2 qaa -] — idimnki-nu-aiin ~"no corpse was buried '
See also references in SAKN, 1. C.
057. < "love ". ZIMMINERN, LSS Il- p. 4. 1. 25, reads
ken-gad; ken is at least very probable, cf. LEANDER, LehnwOrter
40, but agr seems probable from Eannatum, Galet A 'VI I d- ninnt.
ge ken-an-na-~iqr-ga-da -" by Innina. who loves him '
Eannatum, Brick CT IX 85977, cf. SAK p. 26, i. Col III 8-10
d-nincjiru.. I -n-na-t'irn ken-mnu-na-.4g, variant SAK p. 28 note