Babyloniaca, études de philologie assyro-babylonienne.

SU-MERIAN-ASSYRIAN VOCABUJLARIES16

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27021 fie-gdil-a-a (mul):= I or y in Virgo KUGLER I 252 PtIsar XXVI
15.
27041 gre-en-arad, a title of Nabuna'id, V R 65 a 9.
27091 re-larn-mna == halaqu ASKT 181 under no XII; cf. nig-fra-7ar-ma
== ahluqtu CT XVI 43, 60; XX 33, 95 and DELITZscH HW 280.~
2716 Add CT XXIII 4, 14; CT IV 5, 4.

2726' tir ti Mm, loan-word for t4 son ii, SBH 127, 16.
2732' tir-gab, 8'erru f. ~erratu (?) CLAY in BE 14 no 58, 10 and 15 p. 7.
27322 1iir-tar-tal-bi rabbi'sv, rabis' K 69 rev. 10. 12.
2734 apal bani'ti, cf. CT XX n0 28, 6 with no 5, 12.
27341 tiNr-ug aplutu inheritence, CT II 35, 1; VI 30 a 1 etc.
27411 tir-sal mugkinnu (?) K 4163, 4.
2760 AD-LIL ==ad-du-[bu], syn. of rnaldhu sailor, AO 2162 rev. II 5.1
Cf. MY`G 1907, 161.
2764 ad-da= balaggu SBH 1 0 1, rev. 5.
2768 Add CT XXIII 46, 3.
2775 Add CT XXIII 47, 14.
2780 enlru =si-gi for sig en~u be weak.
2783' si-i'm malzdsu IV R. 28* no 4 rev. 1.
2791' ~i-ib-gal1= rabig SBH 76, 16.
IN.
For value i, v. IBabyl. 11 147 n. 1.
2795' in ekiam alas!BA V 640, 15-17 (var. of e-ne).
2801 in-nlu-ri iltu straw, chaff, add IV R 3 a 50. It is possible that
in-nu-ug 2805 f. is to be read in-nu-ur (for US = — ur vN. ZA
XXI 292), hence iRNu rna~takal and supalu, all Semitic for
Sumerian innuru.
2802 Probably: in-nu-guL-tu[r] (V).
2804.Mi is certain (V).
2815 i-di a noun formation froin du =-aidku.