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250 THE CVNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS AND THE 0. T.<br />

etc. 361 (2 Ki. XXIV. 1); 363, 1; 364, 13. — Nabu-li' (so read!)<br />

proper name 315. — Nabu-n^'id, written Na-bi-uv-na-'-id proper<br />

name Nabunit , Nabonidus , Aa^iV7]roc 433. — Nabfi-si-zib-an-ni<br />

proper name Nebosezban, Hebr. ]3]t£^il23 (166) 421 (Jer. XXXIX. 13).<br />

— Nabu-gum-i§-kun proper name 329 (2 Ki. XIX. 36). — Nabflu-§ab-§i<br />

proper name 232, 9. — <strong>The</strong> writing Na-bi-uv instead of Nabu-uv<br />

is like ra-bi-uv instead of ra-bu-uv (Borsippa-Inscription etc.).<br />

rr^Di<br />

(avil) Na-ba-ai-tu name of a tribe Nabataean, comp. Hebr.<br />

nil^J 117 footn. ad fin. — (mS,t) Na-ba-ai-ti name of a country 147<br />

(Gen. XXV. 13). — Ni-ba-'-a-ti, or [Na]-pi-a-ti see ibid.<br />

^3i comp. ^^3. — ab-bul 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal I destroyed 194,<br />

90; 218, 9 etc.; also a-b u 1 210, 57.<br />

b'2^ nu-bil-tuv (? — reading uncertain). Means perhaps festival<br />

19, 28.<br />

570 riDi (avil) Na-ba-tu name of a Babylon, tribe 117 footn.; 147<br />

(Eng. ed. 133 last line); 346, 16.<br />

"iJi<br />

nagii Subst. district, circuit, comp. a^L:5^J, written na-gu-u 86<br />

(Gen. X. 4); 189, ad init.-, 195, 94; 286, ad fin.;<br />

30; 261, 15.<br />

Plur. na-gi-i 220,<br />

IHD dpi) comp. Hebr. '^p'^p_ (Haupt). — ag-gur (ak-kur) 1. Ps.<br />

Sg. Impft. Kal I destroyed, desolated 194, 90; 218, 9 etc.; also a-gur<br />

(kur) 210, 57. [Observe that this form is often combined with ab-<br />

bul Kal Impf. of nabalu. See above under ^^j. — TransL]<br />

p^^D^i (ir) N a-gi-t i-Ra-ak-ki name of a town 350, 56.<br />

Nli [o^" mi nadfl to lay. — ad-di Kal Impft. 1. Ps. sing. I set<br />

(fire to etc.) 194, 89 — so read with Dr. Craig, Hebraica July 1887,<br />

instead of i-du. — Transl.]. — id-du-u 3. Ps. Sg. <strong>and</strong> PI. he laid, <strong>the</strong>y<br />

laid 136, footn. *; 289, 71; 301, 23. — id-di(-§um-ma) 3. Ps. Sg.<br />

Impft. Kal with Suff. <strong>and</strong> Cop. 399, 4. Perhaps <strong>the</strong> Hebr. nii "to<br />

push" is to be connected with it , which has acquired in Assyr. <strong>the</strong><br />

meaning "push or cast away". — With <strong>the</strong> Assyr. katS,§u iddfi (136,<br />

footn. *) comp. "jll nmi<br />

*<br />

T T :<br />

Deut. XIX, 5.<br />

pi comp. Hebr. "jj^i (Aram. '^iJ). — id din a, also idinav 3. Ps.<br />

Impft. Kal he gave, phon. i-di-na-av 339, footn. *; Ideogr. with phon.<br />

complement iddi-na 194, 96. — id-di-nu 3. Ps. PI. <strong>the</strong>y gave, h<strong>and</strong>ed<br />

over 289, 72; 301, 23. — id-di-nu-nuv <strong>the</strong> same with Nun epeuth.<br />

Inscr. of Hammurabi col. I, 13. — ad-din 1. Ps. Sg. 1 gave 290, 26;<br />

302, 30. — na-dan Inf. Stat, constr. 195, 100; 289, 63; 290, 27; 291,<br />

col. HI. 40; 302, 30. 32. — m<strong>and</strong>attu (maddattu, madattu, ma-<br />

datu) Subst. tribute, comp. rTlDt i^lr^-<br />

P^on. 82, ad fin.; 157, 85.

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