A Primer on Ugaritic: Language, Culture, and Literature - enenuru

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serpent god SÁah˙an)
NH¸T to bring down [D] (cp.
Heb. and Phoen. tjn); or, to
form, fashion (from Arabic
nahata)
nh˙l wadi, torrent (cp. Akk.
nah˙lu; Heb. lAjZÅn)
nyr illuminator (cp. Amor.
nˆäru; Heb. ryˆn “light, lamp”)
nkr foreigner (cp. Akk. nakaœru
“to be different, hostile”; Heb.
rDkń)
NSY to remove [N ?]
NSK to pour [G/N] (cp. Akk.
nasaœku “to throw down,
flatten”; Heb. Ksn)
NS{ to pull out (cp. Akk. nesu®;
Heb. and Phoen. osn)
n{m pleasant; loveliness (cp.
Heb. Mon)
N{R to shake off (?) (cp. Heb.
ron)
n{r boy, servant (cp. Heb. rAoÅn)
NGÉS¸ to shake [G]; to buckle
[N]
NGÉR to preserve, protect (cp.
Akk. nasaœru; Heb. rxn)
npk spring (also see nbk)
NPL to fall [G] (cp. EA impv.
nupul; Akk. napaœlu; Heb. lpn)
nps garment
NPQ to go out, forsake (also
see PWQ and cp. Heb. qwp)
npr sparrow
Ugaritic <strong>Primer</strong>
npsû soul, throat, person (cp.
Ebla napusûtum; Akk. napisûtu;
Heb. vRp‰n)
NS¸B to set up [G] (cp. EA
nasaœbu; Heb. bxn)
nqmd PN, seal of the dynasty
NSÁ} to lift up [G] (cp. Akk.
nasûu; Heb. avn)
nsûb a piece of meat
nsûm men (cp. Akk. nis¥uœ; Heb.
MyIvÎnSa)
NSÁQ to kiss [G] (cp. Akk.
nasûaœqu; Heb. qvn)
nsûr eagle (cp. Akk. nasûru; Heb.
rRv‰n)
ntb path
NTK to spill, pour out [G];
to run flow [D/N] (cp. Akk.
nataœku; Heb. Ktn)
ntn mourning
NT˛K to bite (cp. Akk. nasûaœku;
Heb. Kvn)
s and sé 5
S}D to serve, honor (cp. Akk.
seœdu; Heb. dos)
SGR to close [G] (cp. Akk.
sakaœru; Heb. rgs)
SWR to travel
SKN to listen (cp. Akk. sakaœnu)
5 The sí assimilates to s in many cases.
For convenience, they are treated
together here.