Babyloniaca, études de philologie assyro-babylonienne.

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ST. LANGtDOS

4076' at-la-mut (ilu) = Nergal, V I 46 c 21.
4077' al-mu (ilt) == Nergal, V I 46 c 20.
40772 al-bag-ga (gi'Aimiar)= mi= turnu, AG 2131 obv. 24.
40773 al-tnim-md (giSimar) = ba-ag.... AG 2131 obv. b 10.
40781 at-gin-ne =- anninu, petition, Sm. 491 obv. 1.
4079 giklkcu a flask, PSBA 1908, 268 f., of. gi~s'imar at-us-sa = diku
AO 2131 obv. a 26.
4082' al-dP b-ba = rdbu, rabAt, quake, tremble, [see no. 5033]; SBI
38, 10.
4084 tuqummu, see SBP 304. at and an are often used us prefixes to
form nouns from verbal roots; of. andultu, shadow, from dut
lcalamu, to cover; anquttu, garden, from qut = zerfl, seed;
aldub quaking, from dub = rdhu.
4085 at-tat = karnAu, kasA SBI 37, 1, a var. of i-lal BR. 6625 f.
4085' atq'ab-ba (gigsimar) = biWu, AG 2131 obv. a 25.
4103' ub-gir = zuqaqipu V I 32, 8.
4136 mar-Ar, full form a-ma(rQ-Ar = ainaruk-u, ZA XX, 450-2. mar-A'r
- i~patu quiver, full form ti-mar-A'r, 6-mar-A-r, see ibid.
4141' mar-st-en =-hdgu hasten, see 4125.
E.
The vowel e is the ordinary inflection for the nominative and accusative, and apparently belongs to the phonetic system of the earliest
inscriptions. The value, however, was evidently obtained by dropping
g from the original egu-egi; of. e(gij = rabA with egi = rubA' (BR.
10547). Also the loan-word iqu, canal (BR. 5841). Read egi idim-gA
na-eg, " a canal he dug to the water sources ", St. Vaut. face 16,24.
4155' e = ~A', var. of UD-D U = b, see SBP 322, 20. The same root
in e = gadA mountain.
4163' e-mu (itu), Nergal of Suh, V R 46 c 1; lIlt 54, 65; of. HoiwMEL,
Geog. 86 n. 4.
41632 e-bar (ametu,) = &anqyu, var. of 6-bar, CT XXII no. 34.
4164' e-lcar (BR. 3174), ugdru field, for agar CT XV, 11 obv. 2.