Babyloniaca, études de philologie assyro-babylonienne.

SIITMERIAN-ASSYRIAN VOCABUILARIES 147,
907 na-kad nazqidu shepherd, add- Gudea- F 4, 12; OBI- 18,- 4;
RTC 296 obv. 4, 10; EAH 19, 6.~
909' na-aThz-bur, abritum an abstract from abaru enclosure, also abru
11W 10 b and Bab. 11 104: another abstract is abratu Rni 354
(CT XVIII 2 1) a word for dwellings, homes, temples; DELITZSCH
assumes a singular abartu 10 b to be struck out. na-a'm-US~-KU
na-a'm-bur-ra WUl abriW~mn temple singers, SBH 109, 79.
926 Strike out. ga-mul is also an' ideogram here.
K UL.
A value numun is certain fromt the name of the ideogram for Hallab,
a quarter of Erech'.
K UL-MIUR UB-KI = numunWe-gu-nm-ki, i.e. offspring-of Erech-,
CT XI 49, 23, see also Bur-Siu, B rick ID 2, 10. Bab. Efxp. of Univ.
of Pennsylvania vol. XX 37 obv.- 2-.
952 K UL-MIAL' = urbi' BA V 633, 30; ~ttrbi'tu IV R 30 no 1
obv. 20, to be read dim-mda or dig-gd', a confusion with BR~. 1160..
TL.
9601 ti= i-mah-ha-ra, Sin XXIV 49= THomPSON, Rep~or-ts 271 rev.
8 (V).
968' fl-la dOibu CT XVI 28, 56.
9682 lit-la =qaii' to end, be exhausted. gig tlit-la ardatamn Uqat
it brings the maid to extremities, SBH 95, 20.
BAR, MAS.
975 BAB-[D UG (banda)] adaguruVR 42, 17. Ibid 16 M~um, ibid
15 kubbutum.
1025 Cf. MA~-a-an V P 15 f. col. III 22; Babyl. I 78,.86;Svanza.
X 8; Adad XXXVI 4(V).