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202 THE CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS AND THE 0. T.
524 ni^N a-ba-rak-ku Subst.? — 152.
^1"13X ab-ra-ru-u — ? — 195, 100. Perhaps field; comp. the adjoining
word rap-§u.
K^DN (tyON'')-
~~ ibus, also ibus, 3. Ps. Sg. Kal he made, erected,
built, written i-bu-su 248 = II Rawl. 67, 4. Ideogr. with phon. com-
plement = ibu-us 97; 213, 18. — i-bu-su the same 124, 28. — ib-§u-u
3. Ps. PI. (for i-bu-§u-u) 290, 7; 302, 26. — ibus 1. Ps. Sg. Kal /
made. Ideogr. with phon. complem. = ibu-us 194, 87; 232, 7; 278.
— i-pi-is the same 333, 20; 488 C, 14. — u-si-bi§ 1. Ps. Sg. Impft.
Shaf. / caused to be prepared, built 374, 29. — i-bi§ Part. Stat, constr.
making, doing [194, 95]; 289, col. III. 4; 291, 41; 302, 26. — ibiSu
Inf., written i-bi§ (Stat, constr.) 154; 201; 291, 41; 333, 10. 13; 352,
36; 364, 14; 396, 1 etc. — i-bi-iu Infiu. 124, col. II. 5. 14. — i-ib-
§i-tu Subst. doing, deed 413, 31; with Suff. 416.
{j;3{< (= Arab. ^-^.jt?). — ab-§a-a-ni, ab-sa-ni Subst. subjection,
obedience 189; 287; 289, 64; 398 (151. 1). According to Stan. Guyard
presents, tribute (?).
nSN
u-ab-bit (so transcribe!) 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Pa. / cast to the
ground 232, 9; 234, 25. The root is ultimately identical with Hebr.
13X- See on this Lotz "The insc. of Tigl.-Pil. I" 169. — in-na-bit,
in-nab-tav {he took himself of, disappeared) 3. Ps. Impft. Nif (Hpt.)
255, 20; 288, 37; 301, 19; 345, 7; 353, 37; 397, 2; 398
HDN
(Botta 150,7).
comp. Hebr. ^2V- — ab-ta-a-ti Subst. Plur. firmly bound
masonry 124, 10 foil.
J3{< comp. Hebr. JJ^, niH- — ug-g a-tu Subst. displeasure {anger as
well as trouble) 373, (footn. ** 33). Comp. also Haupt Akk. u. Sum.
Keilsch. 177, as well as V R. 1, 64: lib-bi i-gug.
an
(ilu) I-gi-gi A name of divine beings, apparently. These in
other cases are called V. II 213, 1; Phon. 285, 2. A word of unknown
origin.
DiN a-gam-mi Subst. Plur. marshes. Comp. QJN, i^^J
351, 59.
inWN
345, 7. 11;
(ii") m^t) A-ga-ma-ta-nu, also A-gam-ta-nu Ekbatana Ar&m.
XnpnN) Old Persic HangmatS,na, New Persic .^I^A*^ -ffamod^ 378.
UN (aban) ug-na Subst. a species of stone 455.
yX (nS,r) Ug-ni-i (Uk-ni-i) name of a river 232, 6.
ON igisu gift (is Hebr. ''DD3 treasures connected?); i-gi-si Subst.
Plur. 82, 106.
liX agurru Subst. burnt tile, Arab. r>^> y>-' 121; written a-gu-
ur-ri 124, col. II. 3.