Akkadian 22-23 Flashcards

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Adad

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the storm-god; log. dIŠKUR (the IM sign)

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amūtum

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(fem.; pl. rare) (sheep’s) liver; (liver) omen

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annûm … annûm

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one … the other

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bāb ekallim

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(‘palace gate’), the umbilical fissure (of the liver)

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bāʾerum

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(bāʾer; participle of bârum ‘to fish’; log (lú)ŠU.ḪA)

fisherman; also, a class of soldier

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balum

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(w/suffix balukka, baluššu, etc.) without, without the knowledge/consent of; apart from; ina balum = balum

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bašûm (v.)

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(i) to exist; to be present, available; to happen

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bašûm (verb. adj.)

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(baši-) on hand, available, present (listed in dictionaries as participle, bāšûm); subst. fem. bašītum, ‘goods on hand, etc.’

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ekallûm

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(ekallī-; denominative adj. of ekallum) palace official

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erbe / erba ; erbûm

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4, four (fem.; log. LIMMU)

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erbeā; erbâ

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40, forty (masc.-fem.; log. NIMIN)

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erbēšer

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14, fourteen (fem.); -et (masc.)

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erbet(ti) / erbettum

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4, four (masc.; log. LIMMU)

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erbîšu

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four times, fourfold (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)

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errū

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(pl.) intestines

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eš(e)ret / ešertum;

ešer / eš(e)rum

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10, ten (masc.-fem. log. U)

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ešrā

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20, twenty (masc.-fem.; log. NIŠ; oblique ešrē occurs at Mari)

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ešret

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1/10, one-tenth (b.f./abs. of unattested *eširtum)

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ešrum; ešurtum

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tenth (masc.-fem.)

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ešrûm

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twentieth (day of the month; from ešrā+ī+um; num.)

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ḫamšat / ḫamištum;

ḫamiš / ḫamšum

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5, five (masc.-fem.; log. IÁ)

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ḫamiššer

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15, fifteen (fem.); -et (masc.)

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ḫammû

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rebels

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ḫamšā

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50, fifty (masc.-fem.; log. NINNU)

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ḫamšum; ḫamuštum
fifth (masc.-fem.)
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ḫamuštum; ḫumuš
1/5, one-fifth (b.f. ḫamušti, abs. ḫamšat; log. IGI.5.GÁL)
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ibašši
there is /are; dur. 3cs of bašûm, may occur with pl. subjects
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imittum a
(fem. and, often in omens, masc.; imitti; fem. of rare adj. imnum ‘right’; log. ZAG) right (side), right hand
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imittum b
(imitti; dual imittān; log ZAG) shoulder of an animal (cf. emēdum)
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išātum
(išāt; log. IZI [the NE sign]) fire
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iškum
testicle
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išteat; ištēt / (ištētum)
1, one (fem.; log. DIŠ); in abs. form following a noun: single, each; abs. form also used as ordinal: first
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ištēn / (ištēnum)
1, one (masc.; log. DIŠ); in abs. form following a noun: single, each; abs. form also used as ordinal: first
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ištēššer
11, eleven (fem.); -et (masc.)
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ištēššerûm; ištēššerītum
eleventh (masc.-fem.)
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ištīššu
once, one time (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)
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ištīʾum; ištītum
first (masc.-fem.; an archaic, rare, poetic form)
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izbum
(izib) malformed newborn human or animal (cf. ezēbum)
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kakkum (idiom)
(‘weapon’), a distinctive (and portentive) mark on the liver
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kilallān
both (masc.; nom. kilallūn in southern and Mari OB; gen.-acc. kilallīn)
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kilattān
both (fem.; gen.-acc. kilattīn)
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kurrum
(abs. kur; log. GUR; Sum. lw.) kor (unit of dry measure, = 30 sūtum = ca. 300 l.); syntax of numbers of GUR: ḫamšat kur ûm, 5 ŠE.GUR, w/numbers 1-9 as horiz. wedges)
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līmum
1000, thousand (log. LIM, LI, or written li-im)
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lipûm
(lipi-) fat
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may/let ... be (injunctive particle for verbless clauses; its negative is lā)
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mala libbim maṣûm
to have full discretion, to do what one wants (e.g. mala libbīšu imaṣṣi ‘he may do what he wants’)
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mala maṣû
as far as it extends, as much as there is
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Maništūšu (Maništīšu)
king of Akkad, ca. 2269-55 (son and second successor of Sargon)
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manûm (n.)
(base manā-; abs. manā; log. MA.NA) mina, a unit of weight (60 šiqlum = ca. 500 g)
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martum
(fem., rarely masc. in omens; originally marratum, the fem. of verb. adj. marrum ‘bitter’; pl. marrātum; log. ZÉ) gall bladder; bile, gall
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maṣṣarum
(maṣṣar; pl. maṣṣarū) watchman; watch; garrison
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maṣṣarūtum
(maṣṣarūt) safe-keeping, custody (cf. naṣārum)
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maṣûm (v.)
(i) to be equal to; to amount to, be sufficient for
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maṣûm (verb. adj.)
(maṣi-) sufficient, enough; in predicative use, maṣi = is sufficient, enough; amounts to
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meat / meatum
100, hundred (fem.; pl. meātum; log. ME, less often written me-at)
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munaggerum
denouncer
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naplaštum
(naplašti; sf. naplašta-; pl. naplasātum [yes, sîn not šîn]) flap, lobe (of the liver)
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nēr / nērum
600, six hundred (masc.-fem.; log. GÍŠ-U = 10 X 60)
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nikurtum / nukurtum
hostility, war
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padānum
(‘path’), a part of the liver near the naplaštum (‘flap, lobe’)
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pagrum
(pagar; pl. pagrū) body, corpse; self (often as reflex. prn.: pagarka uṣur ‘guard yourself’)
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parasrab; parab
5/6, five-sixths (log. KINGUSILA)
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pūḫum
(pūḫ[i]; pl. pūḫū and pūḫātum) substitute, replacement; often in appos. to preceding noun (e.g. eqlam pūḫam idnam ‘give ma a replacement field, a field as replacement’)
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qablum
(qabal; dual qablān [often = sing.]; log. MURUB4) hip, waist; middle
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qūlum
silence, stillness
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rabiat; rebiat; ra/ebât
¼, one-fourth (b.f./abs. of unattested \*ra/ebītum; log. IGI.4.GÁL)
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rebûm; rebūtum
fourth (masc.-fem.)
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riksam / riksātum šakānum
to establish an agreement, make out a contract
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riksum
(rikis; pl. riksātum [often = sing.]) band; contract, agreement, treaty
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saḫārum
(u) to go/walk around, surround, circle, curve; to turn, turn around, turn back, rotate, twist (intrans.); to seek, look for, turn to (s.o.)
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šalāšat / šalāštum; šalāš / šalāšum
3, three (masc.-fem.; log. EŠ5)
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šalāš meāt
300, three hundred (written 3+100)
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šalāšā
30, thirty (masc.-fem.; log. UŠU3)
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šalāšat līm(i)
3000, three thousand (written 3+1000)
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šalāšīšu
thrice, three times, threefold (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)
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šalāššer
13, thirteen (fem.); -et (masc.)
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šalāššerīšu
thirteen times (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)
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šalāššerītum
1/13, one-thirteenth (b.f. šalāššeriat; log. IGI.13.GÁL)
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šalāššerûm; šalāššerītum
thirteenth (masc.-fem.)
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šalšum; šaluštum
third (masc.-fem.)
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šaluš
1/3, one-third (b.f./abs. esp. in divisions of land/crop shares; šaluštum [b.f. šalušti, abs. šalšat] less often in same contexts and the normal form otherwise; log. IGI.3.GÁL)
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samānat / samāntum; samāne / samānûm
8, eight (masc.-fem.; log. USSU)
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samāššer
18, eighteen (fem.); -et (masc.)
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samnat
1/8, one-eighth (b.f./abs. of unattested \*samuntum; log. IGI.8.GÁL)
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samnum; samuntum
eighth (masc.-fem.)
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šār
3600, thirty-six hundred (masc.-fem.; log. ŠÁR; falls together w/ḪI in NA)
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šar ḫammê
usurper king
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Šarru(m)-kīn
Sargon (king of Akkad, ca. 2334-2279)
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sebet(ti) / sebettum; sebe / sebum
7, seven (masc.-fem.; log. IMIN)
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šebērum
(e or i) to break (trans.)
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sebēšer
17, seventeen (fem.); -et (masc.)
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sebītum; sebiatum
1/7, one-seventh (b.f./abs. sebiat; log. IGI.7.GÁL)
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šebrum
(šebir-) broken
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sebum; sebūtum
seventh (masc.-fem.)
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šeššet / šedištum; šediš (?) / šeššum
6, six (masc.-fem.; log. ÀŠ)
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šeššum; šeduštum
sixth (masc.-fem.)
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šēpum (idiom)
(‘foot’), a distinctive and portentive mark on the liver (cf. kakkum) (log. AŠ)
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šeššer (?)
16, sixteen (fem.); -et (masc.)
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šinā; šittā
2, two (masc.-fem.; log. MIN)
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šinā šūši
120, one hundred twenty (masc.-fem.; lit. 2 X 60)
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sinîšu
twice, two times, twofold (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)
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šinšer
12, twelve (fem.); -et (masc.)
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šinšerûm
1/12, one-twelfth (log. IGI.12.GÁL)
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šuduš; šeššat
1/6, one-sixth (b.f./abs. of rare šuššum; log. IGI.6.GÁL)
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šumēlum
(šumēl; log. GÙB) left (side), left hand
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šūš(i) / šūšum
60, sixty (masc.-fem.; log. GÍŠ)
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šuššān
1/3, one-third (i.s. 2/6, two-sixths, dual of šuššum ‘one-sixth’; a rare reading of log. ŠUŠANA, which is us. to be read šaluš[tum] = 1/3)
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šūt-rēšim
(šūt = archaic masc. pl. of ša; lit. ‘those at the head’; w/suff. šūt-rēšīšu) court officials, courtiers, commanders
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sūtum
(sūt; abs. sât [?]; pl. sâtum; log. BÁN, etc.) seah (unit of dry measure, ca. 10 l.)
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tabālum
(a) to take away, carry off, away; to take for oneself, take along (cf. wabālum)
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tešât
1/9, one-ninth (from tešiat, b.f./abs. of unattested \*tešītum)
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tešûm; tešūtum
ninth (masc.-fem.)
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tišīt / tišītum; tiše / tišûm
9 (masc.-fem.; log. ILIMMU)
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tišeā
90, ninety (masc.-fem.)
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tišēšer
19, nineteen (fem.); -et (masc.)
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ṭupšarrum
(ṭupšar; pl. ṭupšarrū; log. DUB.SAR [SAR = the šar sign]; Sum. lw.) scribe (cf. ṭuppum)
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ubān šēpim
toe
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ubānum
(fem.; ubān; pl. ubānātum; log. ŠU.SI) finger, toe; a unit of length (ca. 1.67 cm.); part of the liver (‘processus pyramidalis’)