Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
Elementary Sumerian Glossary
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sud → sù(dr)<br />
d suen(EN.ZU) one of the two names of the moon god<br />
(cf. d nanna), patron of the city Ur<br />
sug (reed) marsh<br />
sug-ge - gu7 to be obliterated, destroyed (lit.<br />
"consumed by the marsh")<br />
suh, suh5 to tear, rip, pluck out; to select, choose<br />
(nasāqu)<br />
suh-(h)a, suh5-ha selected, select, first quality; elite<br />
(troops)<br />
sùh to be confused, blurred, tangled, in disorder, in<br />
disarray; to be dangerous<br />
sùh-sah4 - za to make a crunching sound (an<br />
onomatopoetic construction; see M. Civil, JCS 20,<br />
117ff.; Black, AV Wilcke 35ff.)<br />
kuš súhub boot, shoe<br />
suhur (a feature or style of hair)<br />
suhur ku6 (a kind of carp)<br />
suhuš sole of the foot; base, foundation<br />
sukkal vizier, chancellor; envoy, messenger<br />
(Wiggermann, ZA 78 (1988) 225ff.)<br />
sukud(r) to be (piled) high, towering<br />
sukud(r), sukud-rá/da adj. high, towering; n. height<br />
(túg) suluhu(SÍG.SÙ) "long fleece," a kind of sheep and<br />
fleece, also a kind of garment made from its wool<br />
sum to give (older reading, now replaced by → šúm)<br />
sum garlic (ePSD now reads šúm) (šūmū) (Stol, BSA<br />
3, 57-59)<br />
sum-sikil onion, shallot (šamaškillu) (Stol, BSA 3, 59-<br />
62)<br />
sumun (suĝun), sun (to be) old<br />
sún, ú-sún, súmun wild cow<br />
sun5, sun5-na humble (probably a by-form of du9(n))<br />
sun7(KAL) to be harsh(?), vain(?)<br />
sur to press out (liquids), squeeze, extract; to plait,<br />
twist together (rope); to wipe away; to oppress,<br />
suppress; to draw a boundary, mark off, demarcate,<br />
delimit, divide<br />
súr, šúr, sumur furious, fear-inspiring<br />
súr-dù mušen falcon (surdû)<br />
súr → zi(r)<br />
súr-dù mušen falcon (surdû)<br />
sùr, sur ditch, trough<br />
surx(ÉRIN) team; workers, work-gang, troop (OS)<br />
(see Steinkeller, NABU 1990/12; Selz, UGASL 43 n.<br />
178) Cf. érin<br />
Š<br />
-ša (a suffix occurring with the fractions 1/3 and 2/3 in<br />
older texts)<br />
šà(g) (šag4) heart, inside, interior, middle; womb;<br />
meaning<br />
šà - bal to breed<br />
šà-bal-bal-a progeny; generation<br />
šà - dab5 to feel hurt, be worried<br />
šà - du10 to gladden the heart (Sefati, Love Songs 358)<br />
šà-du10 young (of humans and animals), infant<br />
šà-gal fodder; food (ukullû)<br />
šà-ĝar → šaĝar<br />
šà-ge - du11 to say to oneself, say inwardly<br />
šà-ge-guru6-7 one's heart's desire<br />
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