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GLOSSARY. 259
n^ (ir, m4t) Pa-ap-pa name of a Cyprian town Paphos 355, 16.
"IJ^Q Pi-la-ag-gu-ra(-a) Cyprian proper name Pildgurd 355, 14 foil. 578
"l^D palu Subst. year of the reign (Akkad. ?). Ideogr. PI. 82, 104;
202, bis; 207, bis; 209, 40.
J^D
palgu Stat, constr. palag Subst. canal, Hebr. jj'pQ 29 (Gen.
II. 11 and footn.) IV Eawl 14 No. 3 line 11 foil. II R. 38, 15 a. b.
comp. with Nerigl. II, 6. 8 (Del. Parad. 142).
n^D (^yj"- "'^p ? — Nold. and Haupt deal with the word other-
wise) ip-lah 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal he was afraid 218, 8; 289, 73; 301,
23. — ip-la-hu 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal they feared 193, 79. — paiihu
Psivt. fearing, revering, written with Suff. pa-li-hi-ka (Nom. !) 373,
footn. ** 35. — pa-lah Infin. fearing, revering, obedience 398, Botta
149, 12. — pulhu Subst. /ear, terror, written pu-ul-hi (Nom.!) 213,
17; pul-hi (the same word) 235, 27; 288, 35; 290, 30; 302, 30 etc.
— puluhtu the same, written pu-Iuh-ti 301, 18; 332, 20; 434, 27
(Ace); comp. 421; from this we have pul-ha-at Stat, constr. 193, 79.
DD^O
u§-pal-kit 3. Ps. Sg. Shaf. of the Pa. he seduced to transgress
or rebel 323 (Eng. ed. Vol. II p. 7 line 9 from below); 370, 31.
D^g (m&t) Pi-lis-ta name of the land Philistia, Hebi\ riti'SB 102
Gen. X. 14); 486, B. C. 734. — (m^t) Pa-la-as-tav ditto 103:
213, 12.
D^D
pal^su Semitic root of the non-Semitic SI.BAR Ho roch\ See
175 (and footn. f) SI.BAR-an-ni 'rocked me\ Delitzsch and others
give to the Niphal naplfisu also the signification 'behold^ in the
pregnant sense 'gaze upon with affection or sympathy\ See Haupt in
Germ. ed. p. 72.
IQ panu (panG?) Subst. face, front, Hebr. QIJQ. Stat, constr. pa-
an 213, 3; 350, 49. — pan Prep, before (properly in face or front of);
pa-an 184, 10 (255, 20); 332, 19; with SufF. pa-ni-ja, or pa-ni-a 97;
370, 31; also pa-nu-u-a 205 (Eng. ed. Vol. I p. 195 footn.). — pa-nu-
us-su 351, 65; 353, 41. Ideogr. 194, 96. — pa-an-na the same (?)
19o, 99. — a-na pan before 194, 87; ina pan 234, 23. — pa-ni Adv.
before, in front 135, ad init. [also in proper names as Nirgal-alikpani
Nergal goes before 470, B. C. 849. — Transl.]
D3D Pa-na-am-mu proper name of a prince of Sam'al 253, ad init.;
257 (Eug. ed. Vol. I p. 249 line 6 from above).
]DD pisanu Subst. receptacle, written pi-sa-an-nu 29 (Gen. II. 11).
Hebr. ptJ^iQ? —
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Pu-su-su Cypr. proper name Pussusu 355, 22.
DJiD i^^) Pa-si-tav name of a town 232, 4.
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