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230 THE CUNEIFOBM INSCRIPTIONS AND THE 0. T.
crux. Written za-ki-pu(pi) 232, 10; 379 and footn. ** ; Plur. za-ki-
pa-a-ni 261, 8.
^r)] zi-ki-kis Adv. — ?— 247, 2.
XIT comp. Hebr. y^^, Arab. c.yS etc. — zi'ru Hebr. seed yi| etc.
Wi-itten zi-i-ru 364 (Eng. ed. p. 51 footn.). Ideogr. 350, 57. — za-ru-
(su-un) Part. act. begetting, begetter 2, 3; stands as j;")| for z^riu, as
as-bu Descent of 1st. obv. 9 for ^gibu; comp. Assyr.-Bab. Keil. 889. —
Zir-b^ni-tuv(ti) name of a deity properly she who bestoios seed 175;
232, 15; 282. — Zar-pa-ni-tuv the same 19, 28; 175; 282.
DiDIT (n^DIT)
Zirbanitu, Zarpanituv, see {^-jj.
-)-|| za-rar(?)-ti Subst. throwing qf{?) 221, 31; 398, 11. Reading
not certain.
]T\t (^0 Zi-ta-a-nu name of a city 220, 30.
n
T3n (n^r) Ha-bur name of a river Chdbbr Ti^Hi \y^^ ^'^ ^^^
footn. **.
niDn
ih-ta-nab-ba-ta 3. Ps. Sg, Impft. Iftana. he carried away (as
booty). Sm. Assurb. 258, 113. — ih-ta-nab-ba-tu the same 3. Ps.
PI. ibid. 79, 9 etc. (see 375, Notes and Illustr.). — hu-bu-ut Subst.
Stat, constr. carrying-off, spoil 374, 31.
"I^n
i^n
"m-j
(^•vil) Ha-ga-ra-nu name of a tribe 346, 16.
comp. nnri' !»-»»• — ha-di§ Adv. joyous 345, 9.
T T f
hirtu, hirtuv Subst. tuife. Written hi-ir-tu 414, Notes and
Illust.; Stat, constr. hi-rat 177; also hi-ir-ti 175; Plur. hirati, writ-
ten hi-ra-ti with Suff. 389, 156.
|-)^p (m§.t, ir) Ha-u-r a-(a-)ni, Ha-u-ri-na, name of a mountain or
country Hauran pip
210, 55: 428 (Ezek. XLVII. 16).
jpl (mSt) Ha-zu (so read!) name of a country 220, 28. — Orthography
and presumable position show that the country is distinct from
the lin mentioned below.
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