Akkadian 14 Flashcards
abbūtum
father’s legal status; fatherly attitude
aḫḫūtum
brotherhood, brotherliness; status of a brother
am-mīnim
why?
ana mārūtim leqûm
to adopt
ana mīnim
why?
ana/ina warkīt/warkiāt ūmim/ūmī
in future
apālum
(a-u) to answer, respond; to satisfy a demand or claim; to pay (s.th.: acc.; to s.o.: acc. or ana)
aššum
(with suff. aššumīya, aššumīka, etc.) concerning, because of, on account of, for the sake of
aššūtum
marriage; status of a wife
awīlūtum
humanity, human species, people; someone, anyone; soldier, worker, status of awīlum
ayyum
(fem. sing. irreg. ayyītum) which?
ayyumma
(fem. ayyītumma) whichever, any, some
Bābilim
(log KÁ.DINGIR.RA^ki) Babylon
bābum
(b.f. bāb; pl. bābū and bābātum; log KÁ) opening, door, gate; city quarter
bēlūtam epēšum
to rule, exercise lordship/authority
bēlūtum
(b.f. bēlūt) lordship, dominion, rule; position of power; status of owner
dâkum
(a-u) to kill, execute; to defeat
dannūtum
strength, power, violence (late, also ‘fortress’)
diānum
(a-i) to judge, give a judgment (dīnum); to start a lawsuit, go to court
ê ḫubullim
interest-bearing (loan of) barley
emēdum
(i) to lean against, touch, cling to; to reach, stand near/by; to place or lean (s.th. against s.th.: double acc.); to load, impose (taxes, punishment, etc.: acc.; on s.o.: acc.)
gagûm
(base gagi-; Sum. lw.; log. GÁ.GI.A, GÁ.GI_4.A) cloister, part of the temple area, in which the nadītum women (priestesses) lived
igmur/igammar-ma + verb 2
to do [verb 2] completely
iknuk/ikannak-ma + idnin/inaddin
to give (take, send) something under seal