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Elementary Sumerian Glossary

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u4(d) (ud) day, daylight; storm; time; time of death (as<br />

in the phrase u4-da-ni nu-me-a "before his time"); at<br />

the time of, when (in verbal clauses of the form u4<br />

CLAUSE-a-CASE or in (pronominal) phrases of the form<br />

u4-(PRONOUN)-CASE)<br />

u4-ba then, at this/that time; formerly<br />

u4-bar7 midday<br />

u4-bi-ta since, after that time; as nominalized phrase:<br />

earlier days, former time, days gone by<br />

u4-buru14(-ka) (at) harvest time<br />

u4-da on the day, when, whenever, if; today; daily<br />

u4-dè-eš like the daylight<br />

u4-è sunrise, east (perhaps to be read utu-è in contexts<br />

with a variant d utu-è, cf. Sjöberg, AV Wilcke 260)<br />

u4-kúr-šè at a different time, in the future (OB legal)<br />

u4-nú(-a) day of the disappearance of the moon<br />

U4. d NANNA → iti6<br />

u4-sakar(SAR) crescent (of the moon); day of the first<br />

visibility of the new moon, beginning of the month.<br />

Perhaps to be pronounced [uskar]; cf. the Akk. loan<br />

uskāru.<br />

u4/ù-sar - a5 to sharpen, make pointed (previously read<br />

u4-sakar, but see Civil, JNES 43 (1984) 284; Cooper,<br />

Curse of Agade p. 245f.) (šêlu)<br />

u4-sud-rá/da distant (future) days, long time;<br />

cf. u4-sud-rá-aš/šè unto distant days, forever<br />

u4-šú sunset; u4-šú-uš daily<br />

u4-tu(-ud)-da day of birth<br />

u4-ul-lí-a, u4-ul-la in olden times, in days of old (cf.<br />

Akk. ullû)<br />

u4-ul-lí-a-aš unto distant (future) days, forever<br />

u4 - zal to pass, said of time; to spend, pass the time (in<br />

some activity); let the time pass, waste time, be late<br />

u4-zal-le(-da) (at) daybreak, dawn, morning (cf. á-u4zal-le)<br />

u5 mušen wild goose (the iconic bird of Nanše)<br />

(Veldhuis, Education 294f.)<br />

u5 to mount, board; to ride on; to transport<br />

u5 superstructure; cabin (of a boat); high-water (mark)<br />

u5-bí mušen (a bird)<br />

u6(g) awe, awesome vision, sight<br />

u6-ga awesome, awe inspiring<br />

u6-di, ù-di awe, amazement, astonishment, wonder,<br />

marvel; daze, stupor (cf. ù-sá)<br />

u6 - du11 to admire, wonder, marvel at, be in awe of; to<br />

provoke, inspire awe (Attinger, Eléments 739-749)<br />

u6-nir, é-u6-nir ziggurat (complex) (ziqqurratu)<br />

(Waetzoldt, AV Klein 329-331)<br />

u8 ewe (see also lahar)<br />

u8(-a) → ù(-a)<br />

u11-ri(2)-in, ùri(n) eagle<br />

u18-lu → ùlu<br />

u18-ru → uru16<br />

ub corner (angle); niche; shrine; room<br />

ub-líl-lá open air shrine (in a wall niche)<br />

ub-šu-ukkin-na assembly (esp. poetic)<br />

kuš ùb (a kind of drum)<br />

ub4 pit, hole (cf. ab)<br />

ubur teat; spout (of a vessel); see also → akan<br />

ud5 → uzud(ÙZ)<br />

udu sheep, ram<br />

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