akkadian lesson 6

abbuttum

slave-lock (a haristyle characteristic of slaves)

Aja

a goddess, spouse of Shamash

ālum

city

bulluṭum (D)

to heal, give life to

gigunûm

'terrace-temple'

gullubum (D)

to shave, shave off

ḫulluqum (D)

to destroy

išdum

foundation (often dual)

kamārum (a/u)

G and D: to pile up, heap up

Kiš

a city

lamādum (a)

to learn; D to teach, inform

mēreštum (*ḫr‬t‬)

cultivation, field

Meslam

name of a temple (Sum.)

mimma šumšu

anything, whatsoever, everything (lit. 'whatever its name')

rapāšum (i)

be broad; D make broad, abundant

sanāqum (i)

to come close; G and D to check, control

sarrum

false, lying

ṣubātum

garment, mantle

šadālum (i)

to wide; D widen

*še'um

barley

šuklulum (Š)

to perfect, complete

šuršudum (Š)

to found firmly

têrtum, pl. têrētum (*w'r)

command; (extispicy) omen

umma

thus (says)

warqum

green, yellow-green

ḫal

mu; MU - šumum (name), MU - zakārum (to speak), MU - i₁₄, -ia₅, my

ag

šum, (tag); TAG - lapātum (to touch)

il

iš, mil

bi, bé, pí, pé, (kaš, kás, gaš); KAŠ - šikarum (beer)

ni, né, ì, lí, zal, (ṣal); Ì - samnum (oil)

ar

eš, (sin); xxx - 30, ᵈxxx - Sîn (moon god)

me, (šib, sib); ME - plural determinative (short form of MEŠ)

šal, (sal, rag, mim); MÍ, MUNUS - sinništum (woman)