Akkadian Vocabulary and Translations 10 | Quizlet

aḫāzum (a/u)

to take, seize, take in marriage

akālum (a/u)

to eat

alākum (pres. illak, pret. illik)

to go; an šīmtim alākum: to die; Gt to go away; Gtn to walk about

amārum (a/u)

to see

apālum (a/u)

to answer, satisfy, pay

É.abzu

a temple

É-babbar

a temple

ebēbum (i)

to be pure, holy; D to purify; Dt passive

edēšum (i)

to be new; D to renew

epēšum (*a/u of u: ippeš/ippuš, īpuš; OB N-stem inneppeš, innepiš, ittenpeš alongside OB, SB, NB inneppuš, innepuš, ittenpuš)

to do, make

erēbum (u)

to enter; Š causative

erēšum A (i)

to ask for

erēšum B (i)

to cultivate (a field)

ešērum (i)

to be straight, in order, be a success; Š to put in order; Št to keep in order, lead aright

ezēbum (i)

to leave, leave behind; kunukkam šūzubum: to cause to leave a sealed document

kišpū (pl.)

sorcery

nadûm (-i)

to throw, cast; 'to throw murder on' = accuse of murder

nakārum (i)

to be foreign, be in enmity, be estranged from (itti)

naṭālum (a/u)

to look at, see

nērtum

murder

šuluḫḫum (<ŠU.LUḪ)

ritual cleansing, hand washing, ritual

šuttum, pl. šunātum

dream

warka (conj.)

after