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TDi (itt'i'') Nusku (Nusku?) uame of a deity (prob. only another
name for Nebo, comp. the list of deities, Del. Assyr. Lesest. !»*. ed.)
91, 57; 333, 16.
)D3 Ni-sa-nu, see |DWi-
nOJ
(should we compare Syr. ^aaJ ? — observe the contrasted
phrase : sul-m u sansi! — see also Del. in Lotz 83 flg.). — naphu
Subst. the rising (of the sun), Stat, constr. na-pah 140 (Gen. XIX.
23); 213, 6. 11. — Ideogr. 247, 3. — niphu Subst. with same meaning,
Stat, constr. ni-pi-ih 140, ad fin.; 398 (Botta 151, 10 line 1).
Nipur name of a town Nipur , the modern Nifer. Phon. N i-
"HDi
pu-ru II R. 13, 24 c. d. Ideogr. 232, 5; 346, 13.
^J3^ napistu Subst. soul, life, comp. Hebr. Ci^Di- — na-pis-ti 17,
3 and Notes and Illust.; 266 instead of napistisunu akbi (Guyard) 573
we ought to read there ace. to Cyl. Asui-b. Rass. IV, 95 : ba-lat napi§-ti-§u-nu
ak-bi / announced the life of their soul]. Plur. napsati
Ideogr. 195, 100; 203 (end of insc.) ; 209, 53; 345, 7 (na-pi§-tu§ in-
stead of na-pis-tu-su) ; 353, 34 (nap-§at-su).
i^Jii (lji;j?) u-§a-as-su 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Shaf. I caused to descend {?)
195. 98. [Read with Dr. Craig u-sa-az-nin; see under p|. — Transl.]
IDUi i^^)
Na-zi-bi-na, Na-zib-i-na name of a town J^sibis —jl,sx^^
275; 480, B. C. 816. 801; 482, B. C. 782. 774; 486, B. C. 746. 736.
"IJi^ comp. Hebr. "iJi^i Aram. j^. — is-su-ru 3. Ps. Sg. Impf. Kal
he preserved 369, 28. — usur Imper. guard! Comp. the proper name
Usur-amatsu 457, and comp. such names as Nabu-kudurri-usur,
Bi'l-Sar-usur etc. etc. — n&siru Part, protector. Ideogr. 194, 96.
— na-sir Subst. (Inf. for nasar??) protection 333, 19. — ni-sir-tu
(tav) Subst. that which is preserved, treasures 193, 81; 291, 37; 302,
32; 345, 9 bis; 398, 10 foil.; 450, Rev. 1. — Ni-sir(zir?) name of a
country and mountain 53; Eng. ed. pp. 57, 58, Vol. I.
]lpi
(ir) Na-ku-di-na name of a town 220, 28.
Ip2 comp. Ai'am. {\^) \_h.D.i pour out. — inak-ki Kal Imperf. (II)
with present meaning 3. Ps. Sg. he offers 19, 32. — ak-ki (read thus)
for ak-ki 1. Ps. / offered 232, 16. — niku Subst. offering. Phon.
ni-ku-u 19, 32. PI. niki, Ideogr. 157, 85; 194, 87; 232, 16; 278.
Ipi see -ij>
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(ii'j mat) Nu-ri-i name of a Cyprian town Nurt 355, 22.
7J"1i nir-gal-i Subst. PI. Lion-sphinxes 283, ad init. — Nirgal name
of a god Nergal ^y^^ 232, 16; 283; 333, 16. — N irgal-§ar-usur
(u-su-ur), proper name Neriglissor, Hebr. "H^iJ^^ti; ^Jli 330; 416 (Jer.
XXXIX. 3).