Babyloniaca, études de philologie assyro-babylonienne.

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10 ST. LANGD3ON, SUTMERIAN-ASSYRIIAN VOCABULARIES

obv. 1, 3;- v. ZA XVII 199. VATh 2270 rev. 7, 5; 2472 obv. 1 in
REISNER, Tempelurkunden, here of copper. si-im a'-la' ie. the sirn
of the cynmhals, Gud. Cyl. A 18, 19; 28, 18 sirnda did Cyl. B 15,
20. Perhaps =- kippatu.
22181 si-kit (bitu), name of the rectangular throne on boundary stones,
v. Kudurru of Naziniaruttas IV 29 bit si-kit-ia.
SI and IIU-gunifled.
HU + GUNU = REC 34 has the values dar, tar, ugun, gunu, in
general sense of " be bright
81 + G UNU ~si, s'
2220 unt DARI is Ninsun consort of Lugalbauda, sic ZA XXII 1 10.2221 "uta = I to bake.
2224 Enlil, add CT XXIII 417 16.
2251 tarndru (~?),.mi-ni-ib-dar = tu-um-[rnu-ru?] SBH 37, 8.
22531 dar-bal-tu an animal (?) K 41.52 obv. 10 f.
sAG.
For a value kus', cf. 1153 vu-SAG-~a' — nukus'u. For several coinpounds, cf. Babyt. II 77-78.
2295'1 sag-duig =~ curse (?), 11am. Let. 69, 15; CT XXIII 23, 4 cf.
BR. 3535 (!).
22961 sag-kid Bit. 39543 not bas'aru but paraku, read ip)-rik-ma and
cf. 2297.
22962 sag-sub-ba2r, guppar~aku a priest, ZA XXII 104; HiINKE, Boundary Stones, 1895. Written more often.'u-pdr-sak, DEL. HW 685 a.
See also RADAU, BE XVII 3 7 n. 12; his attempt to find a Semitic
derivation, as well as his corrections of Ezra are quite out of
question.
2298 Add AdadYVIlS.
2304 9upp$ schafel of Mll so also Fossny.
23061 sag-i-irn-gin-na = qaqadatu SBH 155, 28 =- 96, 1.
23081 sag-kegda reservoir (?), Gad.- Cyl. A 21, 18; CT XVIl 23, 196;
(ZA XVIII 127 n. 7?). Cf. 2311 where M. suggests a root ramaku
pour out.*
*Continued.