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CONJUNCTIONS 175<br />

terror". <strong>The</strong> conjunction ene, unlike the indefinite relative pronoun<br />

ena, ana, introduces the indicative and the phrase like the ordinary<br />

conditional (§ 222) has the independent formo en-e ku-babbar-ra á­<br />

'1tus-Sá-a-ni ba-an-na-ab-lal-e, 'Until he shall pay the money for his<br />

expenses' 2. e-ne Sáb-ba-a-ni na-me mu-un-gid-i, 'until he cause his<br />

heart to attain something' 3.<br />

§ 237. By compounding the preposition en with the word for 'time',<br />

ud-da, the compound sub-ordinating particle en-ud-da, 'as long as',<br />

arose, as yet found only in the phrase, en-e ud-da al-til-la narn-mag-zu<br />

ge-ib-bi, 'As long as he lives may he speak of thy greatness' '.<br />

en-ad·da.<br />

§ 238. By repeating enna as a suffix the correlative 'either ... or' enna..... enna.<br />

was obtained; tu-ra narn-d"[g lil-lá-en-na ki-el-lil-lá-en-na á-s"[g nam-<br />

tar-gul ge-a, 'Be it sickness, death, either the lillü male or the lillü<br />

female, disease, the evil' narntaru". lil-ud-tar-en-na 1f;al-lil-la-en-na<br />

ki-el-lá-en-na, 'either the demon lil-ud-tar, or the 1f;al-lillü or the maid<br />

(of the wind '), B.M. 93084 rev. 8 f. <strong>The</strong> form en-na-as which is of<br />

course original, being compounded of en-na and .M, occurs in en-na ba­<br />

ra-an-ta-dal-en-na-ás en-na ba-ra-an-ta-zig-en-na-ás, , As long as thou<br />

either fliest not away or thou art not removed' 6.<br />

§ 239. <strong>The</strong> correlative 'as - so' is formed by repeating the simple<br />

modal ad verb a-dirn, 'thus'. bi-e a-dim nad-de-en uz más-bi u-bi a-dirn<br />

ne-túg, 'As he slumbers so also the she-goats and their kids repose',<br />

SBP. 318, 17.<br />

1. HROZNY, Ninib 10 rey. 7. Both K. 8531 and Rm. 126 read ~~ = itarra,<br />

but Sm. 1891, 4 (Bayloniaca, vol. IV) explains f]al'-f]w' by ittarrira. It may be<br />

that ~ is an error for ~ kul'.<br />

2. Il R. 15 a 33-5.<br />

ian á-kas-sá shews.<br />

the lexicons.]<br />

[manalJta,' expense' is from the root analJu, as the Sumer­<br />

/ws-sá = naba, 'to repose " is an error to be removed from<br />

3. IV R. 20 obv. 5.<br />

4. IV B.. 20 no. 2 rey. 7; 28 no. 1 rey. 20; 17 b 4.<br />

5. CT. XVI 4,155. A variant has lil-lá-e-ne ki-el-e-ne, CT. XVII 481. 163.<br />

6. Ibid. 11 b 56 f.<br />

ted.<br />

<strong>The</strong> same construction in 34,222 with the first ennas omito

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