Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
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idim fierce, wild<br />
giš ig door<br />
igi eye; sight, vision, view; face, countenance; front<br />
igi-a - gub → gub<br />
igi-a - sa6 to be favored, pleasing in the eyes of<br />
someone.<br />
igi - bar to look at, gaze at, regard (Krecher, AV<br />
Kutscher 108-111)<br />
igi(-šè) - du to go at the fore, precede<br />
igi-du harbinger, vanguard, one who goes at the fore<br />
(cf. palil)<br />
igi - du8 to see, look at; to experience<br />
igi-ésir (a kind of bitumen, perhaps "surface crude<br />
bitumen") (pan ittî) (Civil, NABU 1989/62)<br />
igi - ĝál to see, look upon, look into; to comprehend<br />
igi-ĝál outlook, view; comprehension, intelligence,<br />
wisdom; wise person<br />
igi - ĝar to regard, gaze at; to confront, face<br />
IGI.GAR → kur7<br />
igi - gid2 to look angrily at (nekelmû)<br />
igi - íl to raise the eyes toward, look towards, regard<br />
igi - kár to inspect, examine (Steinkeller, ASJ 4 (1982)<br />
149-151)<br />
igi - lib/lib4(IGI) to be sleepless<br />
igi-niĝin-na-ka in the twinkle of an eye<br />
igi-nim upper (land); above<br />
igi-nu-du8 (in Pre-Sarg. Lagash, a class of menial<br />
workers who could be bought and sold)<br />
igi-NUM-ĝál (a fraction, e.g. igi-3-ĝál one third)<br />
igi - ri to set eyes upon, gaze at<br />
igi - saĝ5(LAK 159)/zàĝ(ŠID) to examine, check; to<br />
select (nasāqu, bêru) (Proto Ea 557)<br />
igi - sè(g) to look at, inspect<br />
igi-šè before, in(to) the presence of; often in the<br />
phrases igi PN-ak-šè or igi-PRONOUN-šè<br />
igi-te-en meshes of a net<br />
igi-tur - gíd to sneer at, distain<br />
igi-zu → i-gi4-in-zu<br />
iku (an area measure = 1/18 bùr = 100 sar = ca. 3,528<br />
sq. meters)<br />
íl to lift, raise, bear, carry; to bear (fig.), endure<br />
ÍL(-ĝá) → ga6(ĝ)<br />
giš íldag poplar<br />
íldu(m) clan<br />
giš ilar(ŠUB), illar, illuru throw-stick, spear, or javelin<br />
(?) (see Römer, AfO 40/41, 32-38) (cf. giš ĝešpa)<br />
íldag, ildag4 poplar(?) (ildakku, adaru)<br />
ilimmu nine (Edzard, AV Klein 103)<br />
im clay, earth (as building material); tablet<br />
im wind (can also be read → tum9, tumu, tu15(m))<br />
im rain (probably to be read šeg7)<br />
im(-ma) previous year (in OS; later writing is mu-imma,<br />
cf. šaddagda)<br />
IM.A rainstorm(?) (see Flückiger-Hawker, Urnamma<br />
p. 222)<br />
im-babbar, im-bábbar gypsum (gaşşu)<br />
im-dub → in-dub<br />
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