Vocab Lessons 1–3 Flashcards
abum
father (Hebrew “ab”)
ālum
town, city
amtum
female slave, womanservant
bēlum
lord, master, owner (Hebrew ba’al)
ḫurāšum
gold. (חֲרֻצֹ֥ות – Hebrew – Proverbs 8:10)
iltum
goddess. (Hebrew El, and feminine)
ilum
god (Hebrew El)
kaspum
silver (Hebrew kesaph)
mārtum
daughter
u
and (same as Hebrew)
mārum
son
qaqqadum
head, top; person; principal (amount)
ṣābum
gang, army, troop(s); worker, soldier. (Hebrew “saboath” = host, army)
šarratum
queen. (Hebrew fem form of “shar” prince so “princess” ie Sarah)
šarrum
king (Hebrew “shar”)
wardum
male slave, manservant
aššatum
wife. (hebrew “ishshah”)
bītum
house, estate, household (masc). (Hebrew ‘beth’)
bītātum
house, estate, household (plural, feminine) (Hebrew “bethim”)
emūqum
strength, power, force, ability, armed forces, value (masc)
emūqan
strength, power, force, ability, armed forces, value (dual)
emūqū
strength, power, force, ability, armed forces, value (pl. masc.)
emūqātum
strength, power, force, ability, armed forces, value (fem.)
īnum
eye, spring (fem). (Hebrew aiyin)
išdum
base, foundation, bottom, lower extremities, administration, gov’t organisation
išdān
base, foundation, bottom, lower extremities, administration, gov’t organisation (dual)
išdātum
base, foundation, bottom, lower extremities, administration, gov’t organisation (pl.)
libbum
heart, mind, thought, wish,inside, centre, midst (Hebrew livav)
mutum
husband, man (masc)
nārum
(fem) river, canal (Hebrew nahar)
šīpātum
wool (always plural)
tuppum. (t w/ dot under)
(masc and fem) clay, tablet, document, letter
tuppū, tuppātum. (t w/ dot under)
(pl) clay, tablet, document, letter
ummum
mother (fem)
uznum
(fem) ear, wisdom, understanding. (Hebrew אֹזֶן)
ana
to, toward, unto, for, within. (Hebrew אֵל, ל, עַל.)
ina
in, into, at, among, by means of, by, from,on, at the time of
ištu
from, out of, away from, since
itti
with (persons), in company of, from (a person) (with verbs taking, receiving)
ša
the one of, of
tavu
good (Hebrew tov)
malu
full (Hebrew m’lo)
qatu
hand (Hebrew kaph)
napalu
calm (Hebrew nakath)