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220 TEE CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS AND THE 0. T.
p"13S23 (ir) Ba-na-ai-bar-ka name of a Phoen.-Philist. town -^J3
p-13 167 (Josh. XV. 41); 172; 289, 66.
•"I^ (m&t) Ba-ri name of a country 277, Botta 75, 4. Or, with
Delitzsch, are we to take it as an appellative = &§ibut madbari
'^inhabitant of the desert'''' comp. Khors. 124 : sa-ab si'ri '^people of the
steppe'''"} —
X^3
J13
mu-us-ta-bar-ru-u Part. Istafa. creating 413.
(ir) Bar-ga-a (Mas-ga-a?) name of a town 194, 88.
^l"13 Bir-da-ad-da (Smith's Assurb. 271, 106), also written (Var.)
(Bir-(ilu) Dadda (AN.IM), Syr. proper name = ^^^"'^^ i- «•
Hebr. inn""]3 148; 206.
1"1D
i-ba-ru-u 3. Ps. Pres. Kal he draws forth 169.
miD bu-ru-hi Subst. (Gen.) spear, comp. Hebr. n^'Q
bu-ru-ha-ti Plur. 208.
^|-13 birku Subst. knee, Hebr. Q^3"12, Eth. 'OC^^
comp. Chald. N3!)3*1X- Phon. PI. bir-ki with Suff. 351, 64.
209, footn. *;
Syr. ijoj^,
542 DHD bir-mi Subst. a clothing material = Berom DioilS? — 213,
19; 216 (footn. ***); 235, 28; 255, 25; 450, Rev. 2.
iyy2 B u-r a-n u-n u Akkad. river-great {= Euphrates) 34, comp. n*1D-
PlD"n3 Barsap, Barsip, Barzipav etc. name of a town, Borsippa,
written Bdr-sap (so read!) 124, Col. I. 27; 278. For the other ways
of writing the name see 1 24 footn. *.
p-\2 comp. p-)3, dji, ^-fS, nZ,^', — bir-ku(ki) lightning
205. — (ilu) Bar-ku (for Ba-ri-ku!)
— (ilu) Bir-ku lightning 206.
tightener, name of a god 205.
dS
pa.
(ir) bu-ra-Su name of a plant cypress 2^113, |/o^ 388.
Ideogr. 388.
1^3 properly to bind {corap. biritu chain"}). — birtu Subst. wmon.
Stat, constr. bi-rit between, also in a, ana bi-rit