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204 THE CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS AND THE 0. T.
526 X1N comp. Ar.-Hebr. niH- — a-u , a-iv Subst. breath, wind 25,
T T
footn. **.
7lN (^DN') avilu Subst. man, human being, comp. (Tjl^O^'i'^IN-
Written a-vi(mi)-lu Syll. 850 in Haupt and Norr. 35. According to
Stan. Guyard 1. c. p. 22 from ^\, J.^t, ^^^ = alu town = "inhabi-
tant", "town-dweller" {?). — Ideogr. 94, footnote *; 323; often as determ.
Ideogr. PI. (with phon. complement i) 198, 85; without it 195, 100.
a-vi-lu-tu humanity, mankind (= tinisi'tuv II R. 24, 24 f. g.) 26, 15.
— Av(m)il-ap8i(?) Babyl. name of a king 129. — Avil-Marduk
Babyl. proper name Evil-Merodach = Tjlip h^)ii 365.
^^•){< (n^r) U-la-ai name of a river Eulaeus i^lX EilaZoq 438.
p{«{ i-nu Subst. possession, property; comp. Hebr. 1'jx, JiD (oi' Arab.
9Lj! with Haupt?) 272. — u-nu-ut Subst. Stat, constr. furniture, vessel
201 ad fin; 203; 345, 9.
NOIN A-u-si-' Israel, proper name Hoshea j;t£^"jn
11t{ light, see "i-iK-
255, 28.
"11X Uru name of a town Ur , Hebr. ^!){i{. Ideogr. 129; 130. —
U-ru-mil-ki Phoen.-Bybl. proper name = t'jdIIK 185; 288, 50.
3IX comp. 3]^. — i-zib 1. Ps. Sg. Impf. Kal I left, left behind,
left remaining 153 (Gen. XLIX. 1); 234, 24; 262, 15(?); 345, 7.
"l^Tlfi} Iz-du-bar proper name 92. As Accadian the name must be
thus pronounced. In Assyrian we must transcribe by 1st u bar.
^){< (= Hebr. ]|^ etc.). — izzu Adj. strong. Phon. iz-zi (Gen.)
350, 54. Plur. msc. iz-zu-ti 193, 79. — iz-zi-zu? —202. Is the root
y^ = izizu? — A-zi-ba-(')-al Phoenic. proper name '^^3]^ 105.
^tN (^JJN?)
(mS,t) I-za(sa?)-al-lav name of a country 426, 22.
[]1N uznu ear, mind, purpose. Phon. u-zu-un 455, 2. — Transl.]
-1]{< A-zu-ri Philist. proper name (= Hebr. IVIX^?) 162; 898, 6. —
(ir) A-zu-ru name of a Kanaanite town, perhaps the modern JS,zur
167; 289, 66.
1N^"11{< Az-ri-ja-(a-)u Judaean proper name Azarjah -in^l]^ (188)
218; also Az-ri-a-[u] 217; 219, as well as [A-]su(?)-ri-ja-u 218.
nX ^^u Subst. brother, Hebr. HN
^^^-^ phon. a-hu 398, 10. Plur.
T
ahi Ideogr. 289, 60; 350, 57. — a-ha-vis Adv. brotherly, mutually
201; 202. — A-hi-ja-ba-b a Mesopotamian proper name == 33>nN
llO(footn. p. 95Eng. ed.). — A-hi-mil-ki, Ah(i)-mil-ki Phoen.-Philist.
proper name Achimelech = Hebr. T||?p^n{< ^^5; 163; 355, 12. —
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