Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
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ki-duru5 wet place (in a field) (Civil, Farmer's<br />
Instructions p. 69)<br />
ki-e-ne-di, ki-a-ne-di game, play, dance<br />
KI.E.NE.DI. d INANNA → éšemen<br />
ki-en-gi(r), ki-in-gi(r) Sumer (Steinkeller, AV Klein<br />
308-309, analyzes as ki- en gi(r) with pronunciation [kin<br />
gir] (cf. gi7(r))<br />
ki-en-gi ki-uri Sumer and Akkad<br />
ki-gal the netherworld; (a term for foundation)<br />
ki-gub(-ba) station, position, standing; constellation<br />
ki - ĝar to (firmly) found (buildings), to settle (people)<br />
ki-ĝar grounds, settled place<br />
ki-hul funeral (rites)<br />
ki - hur to scratch, paw at the ground<br />
ki-in-dar crevice (nigişşu)<br />
KI.KAL → kankal<br />
ki-lá weight<br />
KI.LAM → ĝanba<br />
ki-lul-la treacherous, dangerous place<br />
ki-mah grave, cemetery<br />
ki-nú sleeping quarters, resting place, camp; bed<br />
ki-sá (Ur III ki-sá-a) platform (so Suter, ZA 87, 6 in a<br />
discussion of sá "square" in Gudea. She finds no direct<br />
lexical proof for conventional translation "supporting<br />
or retaining wall." (kisû). Heimpel, CUSAS 5, 171<br />
translates "foundation terrace.")<br />
ki-sa6-ga happy place; happiness<br />
ki-sè-ga funeral offerings, rites<br />
ki-si-ga quiet, silent place<br />
ki-sikil pure place; young woman, maiden<br />
ki - su-ub to kiss the ground, make obeisance<br />
(periphrastic: ki-su-ub - a5)<br />
ki-su7(r), ki-sura12 threshing-floor (Civil, Farmer's<br />
Instructions p. 94)<br />
ki-sur-ra boundary, border, place of demarcation;<br />
demarcated area, territory<br />
ki-šár(-ra) horizon; everywhere<br />
ki-še-er - tuku to know moderation, have a limit or<br />
barrier; to be off-limits (Civil, RAI 41 = BBVO 18,<br />
260)<br />
ki-šú finale, coda, end (of a song)<br />
ki - tag to lay, put, leave on the ground; to plant; to<br />
found (cf. tag4)<br />
ki - túm to bury<br />
ki-túm grave<br />
ki - tuš to establish, take up residence<br />
ki-tuš seat, residence, dwelling place, habitation<br />
ki-u4-ba formerly, once when, "once upon a time"<br />
KI.UD → kislah<br />
ki-ul primeval place<br />
ki-ulutin (a mythical place of original creation)<br />
ki-ùr terrace (in a temple complex, especially that of<br />
Nippur - a site of divine assemblies)<br />
ki-uri (ki) the state Akkad<br />
ki(-a/e) - ús to (make) lie on the ground, touch, press<br />
the ground; to found, ground, make fast; to compact<br />
(earth), pack densely, pile up/accumulate (by wind)<br />
(Steinkeller, AV Biggs 226 n. 19)<br />
ki-ús dais(?), cultic seat(?)<br />
ki-ús-sa firmly grounded, founded<br />
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