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236 TBE CVNEIFOBM INSCRIPTIONS AND THE 0. T.
kab-ta (for kabd-ta?) Adj. (Fem.?) ditto 139, Gen. XV. 5. — Should
we with Lotz assume a root HDD ^ —
ODD comp. Hebr. , D33 also the allied form .
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Arab. ^jh^jS . —
a
o>, ^ as well as the
ak-bu-us 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal I trod down, subjugated,
V Rawl. 4, 103. — ka-bi-is Part. Kal treading dovm, subjugating 83.
— §uk-bu-us Inf. Pa. (Stat, coustr.) defeat 290, 15.
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kib-ra-a-ti, also written kib-rat, Subst. Plur. fem. tracts,
regions, countries, comp. Hebr. m^J 213, 4; 247, 1; 377, ad fin.
Ideogr. UB.DA II R. 35. 39. 40.
N^IDD
(avil) Kib-ri-i name of a tribe 346, 15.
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li'DD kablu Subst. lamb, ji'ns, (ji^^^, j»^ii£. Plur. kab-§i-i
193. 82.
nSD
(mat) Bit-Ku-ba-tiv see pi^.
p3 comp. Ethiop. Ylr^? ."• —
ivas concealed, disappeared 459, footu. 4.
ik-ta-din 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Ifte. he
TI3 Ku-du-ur-Ma-bu-uk(ug) proper name of a Babylon, king 129,
(Gen. XI. 28); 136. — Ku-du-ur-(La-ga-mar) assumed to be the
original form of the Hebr. ini/^"n3 1^7. — Ku-dur-(ilu)Na-bu-un-
di, also Kudur-(ilu)Nan-hu-un-di, name of an Elamite king 136.
biD see ^SD-
P^ comp. Hebr. |)|3, prri' Arab. .-.LS', "OJ \ (Aram, "as etc.). —
u-kin (pronounce ukiu) 1. and 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Pa. I or he set, placed
or laid 213, 14; 232, 15; 288, 46; 301, 19 etc. — ki-i-nu(nuY) Adj.
fi.rm, faithful 363, Notes and lllust.; 369, 28; also ki-i-nuv 413, 33;
414, Notes and lllust. — ki-nis Adv. 389, 156. — mikittu Subst. sub-
structure {'i) (for mikintu). Ace. mi-ki-it-ta-(sa) 124, col. II. 11; 127
{Notes and lllust.). — na-kan-tu Subst. treasure-chamber C^) 193, 81.
— Ukin-zi'r proper name Xiy'C,tji>oc, XirL,iQoq 234. 23.
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D^3 Kusu name of a country Aethiopia, or Upper-Aegypt , Hebr.
Egypt. Kes, written Ku-u-su(si) 86 (Gen. X. 6); 205, footn. *;
326, footn. *; also Ku-su(si) 86 (Gen. X. 6); 335 (I Rawl. 48 no. 5.
5); 338, 10; 387. Comp. also under ]^^y
Y'l'j a-ku-us (so read!) 1. Ps. Impft. Kal I drew off (sc. the skin) 323,
ad fin. For the sibilant comp. the variants in Asurn. I, 110: a-ku-su
(0pp.). Probably y)p, V^p a^re etymologically connected; in respect of the
change of meaning we should perhaps compare Ethiop. {Xl'fl.Alfl) •
Cf^yj^ ' he drew off' (properly slaughtered) from him his hide.
^^3 Kiisu name of a country Aethiopia or Upiper-Aegypt, Hebr.
1^13, Egypt. Kes 86 (Gen. X. 6). Comp. above ^'Q-
DID ("•) Kuti, see ^HD-