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V, jo ''| and i- u-h, S* II, 32 van). This is, however, very doubtful, as we find lie in combination with in, viz.. ne-in = 2 p. Tims, IV, 24, No. 3, 22: ne-in-si = taspun; IV, 24, No. 3, [2/13: ne-in-ri = tarmi, where //
Z.$t fkumtxian (pronominal' ano (pcrfiaf jigefcme. XXXI § 44. — Umeni is the usual sign of the 2 p. imper., Br., p. 546. : u-me-ni-sar-sar = urakkis That it may also = 'he bound' {cf. ZA, 3 p. may be seen, for example, IV, 8, 3S lj Vol. I, p. 60 Apparent Prefixes of the Second Person. The following prefixes are found with the 2 p. only: xi, /, rab, umunni, and zu, but this is probably only on accident. § 45. — Xi occurs compounded with i (see § 46), IV, 20, No. 2, 1/2: dingir Babbar an-ur-ra xi-i-ni-bu = il Samas ina Hid same tappuxd-ma 'O Samas, thou glowest out of the bottom of the heavens.' Xi here is undoubtedly only a vocalic variant for xa, xe, xu, used according to vocalic harmony (see I, § IV, 2 . The postpositive xi, II, 16, 25'': ti-il- ba-ab-xi-en-e-le '= gummuranni, I am unable to explain. See II, i; 4. § 46.— / appears IV, 19, irr': dam-gim i-gub(DU) xiil-la-xul-la-bi= kiiua atta ta xm/ii u ris/'t 'as soon as thou standest, they ^the people) exult and rejoice.' I regard damgim here as an explanatory redundancy, i. e., gim explains dam = kima\ cf. IV, 9, 28 a : an-sud-dam = khna same ruqiiti 'like the distant heavens." Kima is a conjunction in IV, 19, 19 s ; cf. "O = ki and see HW, s. v. ki 'as soon as.' The address is to belum, line [. / occurs as an infix after man, IV, 19, 43 :l sag-su : mu-un-i-gaba = indtalu pdnika 'they (the Anunnaki look on thy face.' Cf. also above, II, § 9, s. v. i-nam-ma. § 47. — Rab, which as an infix, is the usual sign of the 2 p. object (see § 63), indi- Silig a-fia nu-ni-su a-ua ra-ab-dax-e = cates the 2 p. also as a prefix; IV, 7, 26 2/ a : dingir il Marduk mind la tidi mind lucipka (and in the next line, 2829, also = luraddikd) 'O Marduk, what dost thou not know? What can I add to thee (to thy knowledge)?' § 48. Umunni, which is only a variant of 111110/1 = 2 p., II, 39, S e : umunni-ka qib'sicma 'speak thou it' (see II, >; 32 on mini). = § 49. — Zu, which, is identical with the determinative suffix of the 2 p. (§ 7), occurs only twice as a prefix; viz., IV, 9, 21, 23 b : zii-si-bit-di = naplis 'look thou,' pointing to sa-e in line i b . It is, of course, not quite certain that su is a genuine prefix here. It may have been the 2 p. suffix cf another word which has been broken off in the mutilated text (see above, II, § 7, on the determinative -zu . § 50. — All the above verbal prefixes except zu- seem to me to be comparatively easily recognizable demonstrative elements. They all, except su-, depend for their personal force on some preceding distinguishing word, or on a perfectly clear context. Thus a is probably cognate with the suffix -a = ana (11364) and iua (11365) and with the abstract prefix a- (see Lex. sub a = A, § A, 4). The a in ab, aba, a I, an, ba, bab, ban, ga, na, nam, however, may be present for reasons connected with the principles of vocalic harmony and dissimilation which I hope to demonstrate in a subsequent article. The b in ab, aba, ba, bab, ban, ib, rab is in al[ likelihood identical with the demonstrative b in the suffix hi = 3 p. sing, and pi. (HT 115, obv. 13, and elsewhere, § 69). This -bi also = demonstrative 'that'; cf. IV, 22, 54, 55: a-na-bi = amelu snafu 'that man.' G in ga and x in xa, xe, xi, xu we must regard as characteristic optative elements. It is curious that i should hitherto have been found indicating the 2 p. only. There seems to be no etymological reason for this, so it is possible that it is purely accidental. I must, therefore, awaiting further discoveries, regard i as an indeterminate prefix of unknown derivation. The / in al may be cognate with la = sit, V, 27, 56*, probably not for fa/it (9S7). ' M in im, mi, min, /aim, urn, umeni, (1) This is not the negative la.
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REFERENCE-GLOSSARY OF Hffgvian (ffl
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U, and (cop.), 287, 12/13; 305,22;
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adirtu, darkness, sadness, 199, 27.
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idit. almattu, in nasu sa al-mat-ti
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289,4/5; bowed over, 219,25/26. —
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arku, 96, 20. arkatu, behind, futur
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utukku, the incubus demon, 144, 6;
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asamu, to make, form, restore, 300,
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damqu, gracious, favorable, 154,1;
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xulduppu, some sort of implement us
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kabru, large, 166,5; 174.29; 175,8/
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kuru, force, power, woe, 223, 17. S
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Larsa, the city, 363, 13 14. luratt
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nabasu; kitna nabasi, like red-colo
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sQnu, loins, 350, 13 + 15 (S b 276)
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Purattu, Euphrates river, 7, 26 + 2
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sabatu, probably, to overturn, 135,
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— 4 10 sinnu, tooth, the shining
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sarrutu. kingdom, power, ioi, 12/13
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