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Elementary Sumerian Glossary

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(giš) ad beam, plank; raft (so PDS A/3 6, though Bauer,<br />

AfO 40/41, 94 disagrees; see discussion of Attinger,<br />

ZA 95, 260)<br />

ad, ad-da father; forefather, great great-grandfather (so<br />

PSD)<br />

ad sound; voice, cry<br />

ad - gi4 to advise, take counsel with (-da-), consult; to<br />

discuss; to echo, respond<br />

ad-gi4(-gi4) advice, counsel; advisor, counselor<br />

ad-KID reed craftsman, basket and mat weaver (The<br />

reading ad-kub4 cannot be justified. Steinkeller, Sale<br />

Documents 171, therefore suggests that only adgubx<br />

( ad KID) may be possible, based on Akk. atkuppu.)<br />

ad - ša4 to sob, groan, wail<br />

ad-ša4 wailing, lamenting (nissatu); sound (of an<br />

instrument or song)<br />

kuš ad-tab reins<br />

(giš) ád(GÍR-gunû), àddu boxthorn; thorn (eddettu)<br />

(some now read kíšig) (see Attinger, ZA 95, 263f. for<br />

detailed discussion of readings)<br />

ad4(ZA-tenû) crippled, lame (kubbulu)<br />

adda/ad6(LÚxÚŠ) (also written LÚ.ÚŠ or ad8(LÚšeššigxÚŠ)<br />

and adx(LÚ.GAM)) (human) corpse<br />

(Veldhuis, AV Sigrist 224-6)<br />

ádda/àd(UDUxÚŠ) (also written UDU.ÚŠ or GUDx<br />

ÚŠ) (animal) carcass (Veldhuis, AV Sigrist 224-6)<br />

addir river-crossing, ford; toll, fare, rent, hire (RLA 8,<br />

157 Miete) (cf. má-addir ferry boat)<br />

giš áddu(Ú.GÍR) (reading uncertain, compare giš ád)<br />

ag → a5<br />

aga (a kind of crown, "tiara, diadem"); (an axe)<br />

àga-gi4-a-bé later, afterwards (see a-ga(-aš)-gi4)<br />

àga-kár/ŠÈ - sì to conquer, defeat (cf. àga - kár to<br />

defeat) (Klein, AV Tadmor 310f.; Steinkeller, WZKM<br />

77, 188f. + n. 17)<br />

àga-rí(n) → aĝarin<br />

àga-ús, aga-ús constable, guard, bodyguard, soldier<br />

agargara(NUN) (ku6) (a fish or fish spawn)<br />

agrun(É.NUN) (a sacred building or room); (an epithet<br />

of the abzu) (Attinger, ZA 95, 268)<br />

áĝ to measure out, mete out; to pay (esp. in grain)<br />

áĝ - gi4 to kill (Jacobsen & Kramer, JNES 12, 185 n.<br />

68)<br />

aĝarin(AMA. d INANNA), àga-rí(-n) mother<br />

(creatress); (fertile) soil; mold, crucible; mixing basin<br />

(Heimpel, CUSAS 5, 239)<br />

aĝrig steward (PSD A/3 translates "housekeeper")<br />

ah, a ah (in Gudea) → uh<br />

ak → a5<br />

àka(ŠID) fleece; tuft of wool<br />

akan(UBUR) udder, teat, nipple<br />

akkil cry, clamor; acclaim<br />

túg aktum(A.SU) (a garment)<br />

giš al mattock, hoe, "pickaxe"<br />

al - a5 to hoe, work with the hoe<br />

al - du11 to desire, want; to request, ask for, demand<br />

(Attinger, Eléments 429-438)<br />

giš al-ĝar (a musical instrument) (PSD A/3 147<br />

translates: (a lyre)) (Attinger, ZA 95, 270)<br />

giš al-ĝar-sur/sur9(-ra) (a musical instrument, probably<br />

drumstick) (Veldhuis, AfO 44/45, 119f.; Attinger, ZA<br />

95, 270)<br />

al-la-nu-um oak; acorn<br />

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