Akkadian 22-23 Flashcards
Adad
the storm-god; log. dIŠKUR (the IM sign)
amūtum
(fem.; pl. rare) (sheep’s) liver; (liver) omen
annûm … annûm
one … the other
bāb ekallim
(‘palace gate’), the umbilical fissure (of the liver)
bāʾerum
(bāʾer; participle of bârum ‘to fish’; log (lú)ŠU.ḪA)
fisherman; also, a class of soldier
balum
(w/suffix balukka, baluššu, etc.) without, without the knowledge/consent of; apart from; ina balum = balum
bašûm (v.)
(i) to exist; to be present, available; to happen
bašûm (verb. adj.)
(baši-) on hand, available, present (listed in dictionaries as participle, bāšûm); subst. fem. bašītum, ‘goods on hand, etc.’
ekallûm
(ekallī-; denominative adj. of ekallum) palace official
erbe / erba ; erbûm
4, four (fem.; log. LIMMU)
erbeā; erbâ
40, forty (masc.-fem.; log. NIMIN)
erbēšer
14, fourteen (fem.); -et (masc.)
erbet(ti) / erbettum
4, four (masc.; log. LIMMU)
erbîšu
four times, fourfold (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)
errū
(pl.) intestines
eš(e)ret / ešertum;
ešer / eš(e)rum
10, ten (masc.-fem. log. U)
ešrā
20, twenty (masc.-fem.; log. NIŠ; oblique ešrē occurs at Mari)
ešret
1/10, one-tenth (b.f./abs. of unattested *eširtum)
ešrum; ešurtum
tenth (masc.-fem.)
ešrûm
twentieth (day of the month; from ešrā+ī+um; num.)
ḫamšat / ḫamištum;
ḫamiš / ḫamšum
5, five (masc.-fem.; log. IÁ)
ḫamiššer
15, fifteen (fem.); -et (masc.)
ḫammû
rebels
ḫamšā
50, fifty (masc.-fem.; log. NINNU)
ḫamšum; ḫamuštum
fifth (masc.-fem.)
ḫamuštum; ḫumuš
1/5, one-fifth (b.f. ḫamušti, abs. ḫamšat; log. IGI.5.GÁL)
ibašši
there is /are; dur. 3cs of bašûm, may occur with pl. subjects
imittum a
(fem. and, often in omens, masc.; imitti; fem. of rare adj. imnum ‘right’; log. ZAG)
right (side), right hand
imittum b
(imitti; dual imittān; log ZAG)
shoulder of an animal (cf. emēdum)
išātum
(išāt; log. IZI [the NE sign]) fire
iškum
testicle
išteat; ištēt / (ištētum)
1, one (fem.; log. DIŠ);
in abs. form following a noun: single, each;
abs. form also used as ordinal: first
ištēn / (ištēnum)
1, one (masc.; log. DIŠ);
in abs. form following a noun: single, each;
abs. form also used as ordinal: first
ištēššer
11, eleven (fem.); -et (masc.)
ištēššerûm; ištēššerītum
eleventh (masc.-fem.)
ištīššu
once, one time (often preceded by adi w/same meaning)
ištīʾum; ištītum
first (masc.-fem.; an archaic, rare, poetic form)
izbum
(izib) malformed newborn human or animal (cf. ezēbum)
kakkum (idiom)
(‘weapon’), a distinctive (and portentive) mark on the liver
kilallān
both (masc.; nom. kilallūn in southern and Mari OB; gen.-acc. kilallīn)
kilattān
both (fem.; gen.-acc. kilattīn)
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)
līmum
1000, thousand (log. LIM, LI, or written li-im)
lipûm
(lipi-) fat
lū
may/let … be (injunctive particle for verbless clauses; its negative is lā)
mala libbim maṣûm
to have full discretion, to do what one wants (e.g. mala libbīšu imaṣṣi ‘he may do what he wants’)
mala maṣû
as far as it extends, as much as there is