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"niNIDN
SpoQ 355: 16.
IHN
TnN
l'?nN
OLOSSABY.
217
I-tu-u-an-da-a r Cypr. proper name Itvandar = ^ExeFav-
utukku Subst. Oenius, Demon 39; 160.
v'lu) I-tak name of a god 283.
atalu Subst. overshadowing, eclipse (see III Rawl. 58 No. 8
line 50). Ideogr. AN.MI 484 B. C. 763 ^ Should we compare Arab.
JJac, Hebr. ^^]Q^'i
ION ('0 A-ti-in-ni name of a town 220, 30.
PDN (mat) At-na-na name of a country, Cyprus 86, see also pn^- ^''^
pDN comp. pnV' p^ni^M- — i-ti-ik 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal he received
(I Rawl. 7 No. J. 3) 287, 28. — ti-ti-ku 3. Ps. Sg. fern. Impft. Ifte she
went 262, 16. — in-n i-it-k a-am-ma 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Nif. with Cop.
he was carried away 277 (I Rawl. 36. 20). — mi-ti-ku Subst. march,
401; Stat, constr. m i-ti-ik 218, 2; 289, 65; also m i-ti-ik 301, 22.
"IHN
(ilu) A-tar name of a god*e«5, Adar, comp. "n^j^T^j^, properly
father of decision, father of destiny 179; 443.
IPN (il") A-tar-sa-ma-(ai)-in Syr.-Arab. deity = pj3D "inyi
li}35^ "^ Athar {Astarte) of heaven 110 (footn. * Eng. ed. p. 94); 148;
414 (Jer. VII. 18).
D
1ND (ilu) B au name of a god, written Ba-ii (:= Hebr. ihs?) 14.
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