Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
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ulug chisel; needle, pin; seal-pin (Civil Oriental<br />
Institute website corrections to PSD B); latch-pin(?);<br />
border-marker(?); axis<br />
bulug-KIN-gur4 (surgical) lancet<br />
bùluĝ to grow up, rear children or young, make grow,<br />
ripen; to be great, to elevate<br />
bùluĝ, bulùĝ-ĝá foster-child<br />
bunga(NITA(2).GA) child<br />
bur (stone) bowl, vessel (Yuhong, AV Klein 391)<br />
bur-gi4-a (a kind of offering)<br />
bur-gul stonecutter, engraver<br />
bur-saĝ (a servant); (a building used for storage of<br />
offerings, see Heimpel, JCS 33, 106)<br />
bur-šu-ma old woman, matron, matriarch<br />
bur-zi (a kind of bowl)<br />
ú búr (a kind of grass)<br />
búr to free, loosen, release; to reveal, explain, interpret<br />
(dreams); to undo, nullify (curse, sin, anger); to spread<br />
widely, spread out over, cover (cf. á - búr, ki-búr,<br />
múš - búr)<br />
búr, bu, bu7 to glow, shine<br />
búr-ra(-ah) (an architectural term)<br />
búr-ra-bé openly, publicly<br />
i7 buranun(-na) Euphrates<br />
bùru (bùr) (area measure = 18 iku = 1800 sar = ca.<br />
63,510 sq. meters) (Yuhong, AV Klein 391)<br />
bùru(d) (bùr) n. hole, pit, depths; depth; v. to make a<br />
hole, pierce, break into, burgle; to be deep, deepen; to<br />
penetrate, understand; adj. deep<br />
buru4 mušen (a bird of prey or a vulture, OS); raven (Ur<br />
III onward) (Veldhuis, Education 226-228)<br />
buru5 mušen (bur5) (a small bird that lives in flocks,<br />
possibly a sparrow); locust (OB and later) (Veldhuis,<br />
Education 229-231)<br />
buru5-habrud(-da) mušen partridge(?) (işşur hurri)<br />
(Veldhuis, Education 231-233)<br />
buru14 harvest, crop; harvest time<br />
D<br />
da, da(g) side; near (cf. Krecher, ASJ 9, 88 n. 39)<br />
DA → á<br />
da-ga-an, da-ga-na, daggan(KI.GIŠGAL) bedroom,<br />
private room (Krecher, ASJ 9, 88 n. 39; Civil, AV<br />
Biggs 18) (dakkannu)<br />
da-gi4-a, dag-gi4-a district, ward, city quarter (bābtu);<br />
cf. ùsar da-gi4-a neighbor (Steinkeller, Sales<br />
Documents 242f.)<br />
da-ri, da-rí lasting, eternal (cf. Akk. dārû)<br />
da-ri/rí-šè forever<br />
da - ri to lead at one's side (so Selz, ASJ 17, 251ff.,<br />
who reads the verbal root as /dri/; cf. maš-da-ri-a)<br />
dab5, dab, dab6/da5(b) to fasten onto (-a), hold onto,<br />
detain; to seize, take (with -e/a); to be attached to,<br />
employed at (-da) (often elliptical for šu - dab5)<br />
dabin(ZÌ.ŠE) barley meal or flour<br />
dadag v. and adj. (to be) (cultically) pure, (legally)<br />
exonerated<br />
dag to move, run about, roam<br />
dag-gi4-a → da-gi4-a<br />
daĝal v. & adj. (to be) wide, broad, vast, far-reaching,<br />
widespread; n. breadth<br />
daĝal-bé broadly<br />
daĝal - tag to spread wide<br />
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