Akkadian 16 Flashcards
Dumuzi
a god; the name of a month (log. DUMU.ZI)
etēqum
(i) to pass along, pass by, advance, elapse; to pass through, across; to exceed, transgress; to avoid
ilkam alākum
to perform ‘ilkum’ service, work on ‘ilkum’ land (see ‘ilkum’)
ilkum
(b.f. ilik; pl ilkū and ilkātum) work or service performed, usually on a field, garden, for the state (king) by someone holding the land in tenure from the state; part of the yield of the land, i.e., payment; the land itself; the holder of the land
ina X ittaṣṣi
he will forfeit X (Gt dur. 3cs of waṣûm ‘to go out’)
Marduk
(log. ^dAMAR.UTU) Marduk, chief god of Babylon
palāḫum
(a; irreg. imper.: pilaḫ) to fear, be afraid (of: acc.); to worship, respect, revere
palḫum
(paliḫ-) feared, fearsome; timid, reverential
petûm (adj.)
(peti-; fem. petītum) open
petûm (v.)
(e) to open (trans.)
redûm
(e) to escort, conduct, lead, guide; to drive (animals, ships, wagons), follow; to lay claim to; to move along
rugbum
roof
šanûm
(base šani-; fem. šanītum) second; other, another; different; as noun: another person, someone else
šaqālum
(a-u) to weigh out (silver, etc.), pay (log. Ì.LAL.E = išaqqal)
šaqlum
(šaqil-) weighed (out)