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Haupt Gloss, under nj{>
still have been a collateral use and signification.
P{i{ annu this, see J{{.
QL0S8ABY. 211
^* stands for arnu, which, however, would 533
'3Jj{i{ (ilu) A-nun-na-ki name of a deity of the subterranean waters
Eng. ed. Vol. I p. 57 (read Anunnaki); 174; 285.
nJJK
DJDJN U-na-sa-gu-su Cypr. proper name 355, 21.
pJN (m&t) Un-ki name of a country 249, footn. f.
(i^'^) A-nu-ni-tuv name of a deity Annnit 280.
U^JX assatu woman, wife, comp. Hebr. ntJ-'N) i^^flTT"!' c'^^
IZUf. — Comp. below i^'J. — Ideogr. 12, footn. f; 289, 60; 345, 10;
398, 9; 452, 67. Plur. as§ati Ideogr. 291, 39; 302, 32. — ti-ni-si-itu
Subst. mcmkind, men 333, 11 (= avilutuv II R. 24, 24 f. g.).
pj{( atta (for anta) pers. pron. thou, comp. HDN > 2J] ; o-j',
^J'J';.
nnON
Written at-ta 413, 32.
(^J"? ra^t) As-du-du(di) name of a town, Ashdod, Hebr.
nilK^N '62; 290, 24; 302, 29; 323; 355, 12; 398 (149, 6; 150, 8). —
(ir) As-du-da-ai Adj. he of Ashdod 288, 51. — As-du-di-im-mu, see
DDDDN as-kup-pa-tuv Subst. threshold, JAAamc) 384.
I^tJDN (avil) I-sa-am-mi-' name of a North-Arabian tribe {= Ishmael
"lODX asmaru Subst. spear (NR. 28). PI. as-ma-ri-i 261, 5.
n3DN
|7pDX
(m^t) U(?)-sa-na-ta-ai Adj. he of U{?)sanat 194, 93.
(^1") mSt) Is-ka-lu-na, Is-ka-al-lu-na name of a town
Ashkelon, Hebr. li^PtJ^N 165; 289, 58. 63; 301, 20. 21; 302, 29; 355,
6. — (m&t) As-ka-1 u-na-ai Adj. 257.
1DN comp. Hebr. "iQN, Syr. jif, At.j^\, Eth. Afl/.'. iAUJ/,'.)
— i-sir 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal 1 shut in 209, 54; 213, 16; 234, 23;
261, 9; 289, 72; 290, 21; 301, 23; 302, 29.
1DX comp. Hebr. lij;y , New Hebr. -^D^ etc. — misratu Subst.
decad, comp. "lij^^tJ 15, 3. Thence comes the denomin. verb : u-ma-
as-sir 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Pa. he divided into tens 15, 3 and Notes andlllust.
•^QN comp. Hebr. "iQn- ~ it-ta-pi-ik 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Ifte. he over-
powered 399, 3. — apiktu Subst. subjugation, defeat Id. 194, 97; 201
(Eng. ed. p. 191 last line); 202; 203; 209, 48; 289, 79 (read apikta-
§u-un); 326, footnote*; 349, 52.
DOX
apsfi, the Sumer.-Akk. zu-ab Subst. Sea, Ocean, ideogr. 2, 3.
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