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GLOSSARY. 215
~n{i{ urru Subst. light, comp. Arab. .1, Hebr. '^"j{«{, written ixr-ru
53, footn. * (Eng. ed. p. 54) (to be pronounced firu? — ) 53, 30. —
U-ru-mil-ki, see under "Tij*}.
"1"1{< arratu Subst. curse. Stat, constr. arrat Ideogr. 47. Hebr. 1*1 J J-sOf^, (_,i*yC 537
Ideogr. 213, 19; Plur. 290, 36; 299.
jj;^{< mar§itu, see ^'Tl-
^^ as-su properly to that (we may suppose it to be compounded
from ana-gu, see Assyr. Babyl. Keil. (1872) p. 296), transitional or
illative particle accordingly 398 (Botta 149, 8); Prep, to (bef. Infin. in
the sense of in order to) 353, 36.
tt'N isatu Subst. yire ]l}^ , /^"^^
I (l^^^i)-
Phon. i-sa-tuv 180.
PI. isatu. Phon. i-sa-a-ti (Gen.) 182. Ideogr. 181 ; 194, 89. 90.
tJ^X i§§(itu, see tJ^IX-
315>X iSbu Subst. vegetable Z'WV- Written is-bi 397, 3.
ItCN
('!) U-su-u name of a town 288, 40; 301, 20. Accord, to
Delitzsch = Hebr. f^U^^N (?).
intJ'N
nriK'N
(sad) As-ha-ni name of a mountain 220, 29.
Us-hi-it-ti, name of a Tunaean 253; 257.
Dtd< u§-ma-ni Subst. Plur. stores, comp. Hebr. DDJ^, Aram. JON
209, 51. — sabi u§-ma-ni baggage servants (!) 261, 8.
P)tfX a-§i-pu Subst. one who employs conjurations F^tS'N) |»sa-^l ^^^
(on Dan. II. 2).
nti'N i§-ka-ti Subst. Plur. fem. bonds, fetters (root T^li)^, oi,**«.c ?)
371.
Itt'N aSru Subst. place, comp. Ar. SI, Aram. |j^| , "inN- — a§-ru,
with Suff. a-§a-ar-§u(§a) 124, 7. — a-§ar-su 188; 213,9; 345, 11 {ad
fin.)', 397, 2; 398 (150, 8; 151, 10 line 2). Stat, constr. a-gar 288,
41; 389 (footn. *); 455, 8 (Eng. ed. p. 156). Gen. with Suflf. (a-na)
a§-ri-§u-nu 458 (footn. *. 50). — i§ritu Subst. holy place, temple.
Plur. i§-ri-i-ti 136 (footn. * p. 122 Eng. ed.), i§-ri-ti 389, 156.
^^X a§§,ru to be good, hind; comp. "itt^i. — §u-ti-Su-ru Inf. Istaph.
management, regulation 124 (col. 1. 32). — §,§ir Part, good, kind; Fem.
a§irat. Ideogr. with phon. complement rat 36. — * as fir {sic\) Adj.
masc. Awid 36. — mu-sar(sar)-i see 1DD-
"ItCN ASur name of the god Asur, written A-§ur 35. Ideogr. 91, 52;
153; 194, 96; 201 etc. — Asur-ah-iddin a proper name Asarhaddon