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262 THE CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS AND TEE 0. T.
DDJi (is) su-um-bi Subst. plur. carts, carriages, comp. Hebr. ^xj
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sedan-chair or litter (Del.) 345, 8.
nn^i comp. Hebr. n^ii (D^nn^) shea/, Talm. n2iJ> m^^ tongs, as
well as Ja.AXo, ^flflX^; see Haupt's Glossary in the German edition.
sab-tu-(raa) 3. Ps. PI. Perf. they had seized (expected) 332, 19. —
is-bat, is-ba-tu(ta) 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Kal he seized 218, 17; 452,
69. — as-bat 1. Ps. sing. / took, captured, seized 156 (Numb.
XXII. 5 bis); 157, 84. 85 (of offerings made to the gods); 193, 85;
249, footn. t; 345, 11; 398, Botta 150. 13. — is-bu-tG 3. Ps. PI. they
clasped, seized 157, 87; 194, 86. — is-bat-u-num-ma the same with
Cop. 371, Smith Assurb. 43. 45. — u-sab-bit 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Pa. he
seized 219, 23 (?). — u-§a-as-bi-ta 1. Ps. Sg. Impft. Shaf 204, footn.*.
— issa-bat 3. Ps. Sg. Impft. Ifte. Ideogr. (LU) with phonetic complem.
bat 486, B C 729; 488, B. C. 728. — as-sa-bat 1. Ps. Sg. Impft.
Ifte, I seized, took 350, 50. sab-ta-at Subst. Plur. conquests 486, B. C.
739. — sibtu Subst. p^'ocZwce. — subS,tu Subst. ^armen^. Stat, constr.
su-bat 383, ad fin.; 455, 10.
DDif (i^ Su-bat name of the town Z66a ^DliJ 172 (Josh. XXI. 32).
We also find the forms or modes of writing the name Subut (Su-butav)
and Subit (Su-bi-ti) 183 (2 Sam. VIII. 3 and footn.); comp.
Keil. u. Geschichtsf p. 122.
581 n^
(^^^ Si-du-nu name of a town Sidon, Hebr. pl^ 103 (Gen. X.
15); 213, 12. — Si-du-un-nu(ni) the same 103 (Gen. X. 15); 286;
288, 38; 301, 18. — (mat) Si-du-un-na-ai Adj. Sidonian, also Si-du-
na-ai 157, 86; 207; 210, 64.
p^^i Si-id-ka-a Philist. proper name Zidkd = Hplli = D^plli 1^5;
289, 58. 67; 301, 20. Another explanation is given by Prof. Robertson
Smith; see "Notes and Addenda".
*lf|i{ comp. Hebr. "lj;\{,
Arab. JLo. — u-sa-ah-hir 1. Ps. Sg. Impft.
Pa. I diminished, cut short 290, 26; 302, 30. — sahru, also sihru
Adj. small, Hebr. "|ij;\{, Arab. -ouc. Ideogr. 103, ad fin.; 288, 38 etc.
sa-ah-ri (Gen.) the same Sg. msc. 346, 14. PI. sahruti Ideogr. 333,
17 etc.
"Ipjf sihirtu Subst. heat, then summer, comp. Hebr. "ipii' Arab.
.^, written si-hir-tu 52, ad fin., footn. *.
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