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Elementary Sumerian Glossary

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ki - za to prostrate oneself, make obeisance<br />

ki-za obeisance, homage<br />

ki-za - túm to refuse obeisance<br />

KIB (dedicatory) clay nail<br />

gi kid reed mat<br />

kíd, kìr to pinch off, cut off<br />

kìd-kìd-da ritual<br />

kíĝ (kin) to seek, search out<br />

kíĝ (kin) work, job; duties (Civil, AV Hallo 76) (kíĝ is<br />

now the preferred writing, but the word is still seen<br />

written with a final /n/ like hun)<br />

kíĝ - a5 to perform work, labor<br />

kíĝ - du11 to perform work, labor<br />

kíĝ-ĝá skilled<br />

kíĝ - gi4 to send a message<br />

(lú) kíĝ-gi4-a messenger, envoy; omen, as in Ur III sila4<br />

kíĝ-gi4-a omen-lamb (Heimpel, BSA 7, 132f.)<br />

kíĝ-nim (cultic) morning meal, service<br />

kíĝ-sig (cultic) afternoon meal, service<br />

kikkin(HAR), kíkkin(HAR.HAR) millstone, grinding<br />

slab Cf. géme-kikkin grinder, miller (some read kínkín<br />

or kinkinx, others read àr-àr (OB); vars. kikken,<br />

na4 kikkin-na (see Civil, AuOr Suppl. 22, p. 131f.)<br />

kìlib(-ba) all; kìlib-ba-bi every one of them, all of<br />

them<br />

kin → kíĝ<br />

kin-gal leader, expert; dining hall<br />

kinda, kindagal, (kínda in OS) barber; slave marker<br />

(gallābu)<br />

kìr → kíd<br />

kìri, kir4 hyena (būşu)<br />

kìri, kir4 nose, muzzle<br />

kìri-dab5/dab groom<br />

kìri šu - ĝál to show reverence, make the gesture of<br />

reverence (the hand held up to the nose), make<br />

obeisance; periphrastic: kìri-šu-ĝál - a5<br />

kìri-zal → giri17-zal<br />

giš<br />

kirid(KEŠDA) hair clasp (Farber, AV Reiner (1987)<br />

96-99) (kirissu)<br />

kisal courtyard<br />

kisal-luh courtyard sweeper<br />

kislah(KI.ZALAG) empty, uncultivated land, vacant<br />

lot<br />

(na4) kišib seal, seal impression; sealed document<br />

kišib - ra to impress a seal<br />

kiši8 ant<br />

(giš) kišig(Ú.GIR2-gunû), (giš) kiši16 (a kind of acacia)<br />

(ašāgu) (Veldhuis, Education 170; Biggs, OIP 99, 69-<br />

70). Heimpel, CUSAS 5, 298 now identifies as shok (=<br />

Arabic shauk), a thorny bush, prosopis farcta.<br />

(gis>) kišig2(GÍR-gunû), (giš) kiši17 → (giš)ád<br />

ku-li friend (ePSD now reads gu5-li)<br />

ku-mul cumin(?)<br />

ku-nu to come (a literary word)<br />

kú → gu7<br />

kù(g) (kug) to be sacred, holy; to sanctify<br />

kù(g) holy, sacred; shining, bright, clean, pure (cf.<br />

Vanstiphout, AV Jacobsen II (2002) 259f.)<br />

kù(g) (kug) silver<br />

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