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Arvadite = Matanba'al, Phoen. |?J?3inD Muthnmballes 104, ad fin.;
257; 355, 9". — Ma-ti-nu-ba-'-H the same 104, ad fin.; 173; 194, 93.
— Mi-ti-in-ti Philist. proper name Mitinti, comp. rT^JnD '^2, ad fin.
166; 257; 261, 12; 288, 51; 355, 6"; also Mi-ti-in-ti 355, 6^ — Mi-
i-ti-in-na Tyrian proper name comp. Mytton, Mutton, Metten etc. 169,569
ad fin. — Mi-tu(?)-na proper name 261, 14.
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(i r) N i-' name of the city Nb{-Ambn), Thebes, Hebr. j^^^, Aegypt.
We, Ni 152, ad init.; 450, 72. 73; 452, 68.
-]j^^ comp. Jc^. — it-ta-'-id 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Ifte. held in honour
333, 9. — n a-a-d u Part, (for n&'du from n^'idu) exalted 413, 32.
— na-'-id Part. Stat, constr. exalted 411 (Is. XLI. 25). — nS.dutu
Subst. exaltation, majesty (Hpi). Ideogr. 323. — Na-'-id-Mar-duk
proper name 353, 35.
Df
"^j^J nftru Subst. river. Hebr. "nni*
Arab. .g.j. Ideogr. 31 (Gen.
II. 13); 82, 104; 486, B. C. 745'. Also occurs often as determinative
ideog.
^Ni
(niS,t) Na-i-ri name of a country 91, 60. 61. — (m&t) Na-'-ri
the same 213, 9.
J^Di comp. t^3i, Ui, s-.^(4). i't')iC\Pl - ua-bu-u 3. Ps. PL
Perf. Kal they have named (Subj. the plur. samamu) 2, 1. — i-nambu
3. Ps. Sg. Pres. (for i-nab-bu) he announces 153 (Gen. XLIX. 1).
— ab-bi 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal I called, named, 232, 7. — nam-bu-u
3. Ps. PI. Perf. Pa. they proclaimed aloud 332, 25. — at-ta-bi 1. Ps.
Sg. Impft. Ifte. I named 374, 30; 375 (Notes and 111.); comp. > oi /']
'i^idP',-
~ ni-ba Subst. statement, number 290, 14; 302, 28; 874,
24; 375 (Notes and 111.); ni-bi 218, 5; 289, 75; 301, 24. — nibitu
Subst. naming, with SuflF. ni-bi-is-su-un (for nibit-sun 338, 15); ni-
bit-su 374, 30; 375 (Notes and Illust.).
IDi Nabfl, name of the god Nebo (root JO^?). Phon. Na-bu-u412
(II E. 7, 40 g. h.); Na-bi-uv 412 (II R. 7, 41, left-hand col. and else-
where ; see below). Ideogr. 232, 15; 333, 14; 373 (footn. ** 35); 389,
155. — Nabu-bal-lit-an-ni proper name 382 (Neh. II. 10). — Nabu-
zir-iddina proper name Nebuzaradan, Hebr. ']li