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Copeland — English-Akkadian Dictionary,(with Concordance)Book I, Part I: A-M

(oi.uchicago.edu, Vol. 1-10, A-M)

January 26, 2019

The ”Copeland—English-Akkadian Dictionary” was compiled from the University of Chicago work: “THE ASSYRIAN DICTIONARY OF THE ORIENTAL INSTITUTE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, 1964, Published by the Oriental Institute Chicago, Illinois, USA and J.J.Augustom Verlagsbuchhandlung, Glückstadt, Germany. The 21-volume dictionary is made available as PDF files at: http://www.aina.org/cad.html (Assyrian International News Agency). The following files were used in the preparation of this dictionary:

Volume Pagination Date ISBNVolume 1, A, part 1 xxxvi + 392 1964 0-918986-06-0Volume 1, A, part 2 xx + 531 1968 0-918986-07-9Volume 2, B xviii + 366 1965 0-918986-08-7Volume 3, D xiv + 203 1959 0-918986-09-5Volume 4, E xiv + 435 1958 0-918986-10-9Volume 5, G xii + 158 1956 0-918986-11-7Volume 6, H [Het] xiii + 266 1956 0-918986-12-5Volume 7, I/J xv + 331 1960 0-918986-13-3Volume 8, K xix + 617 1971 0-918986-14-1Volume 9, L xx + 259 1973 0-918986-15-XVolume 10, M, part 1 xxiv + 441 1977 0-918986-16-8Volume 10, M, part 2 xx + 324 1977 0-918986-16-8Volume 11, N, part 1 xxiii + 382 1980 0-918986-17-6Volume 11, N, part 2 xxi + 357 1980 0-918986-17-6Volume 12, P xxx + 559 2005 1-885923-35-XVolume 13, Q xxiv + 332 1982 0-918986-24-9Volume 14, R xxx + 441 1999 1-885923-14-7Volume 15, S xxiv + 428 1984 0-918986-40-0Volume 16, S [Tsade] xv + 262 1962 0-918986-18-4Volume 17, S [Shin], part 1 xxviii + 492 1989 0-918986-55-9

Volume 17, S [Shin], part 2 xxviii + 453 1992 0-918986-78-8

Volume 17, S [Shin], part 3 xxxiv + 420 1992 0-918986-79-6

Volume 18, T xxx + 500 2006 1-885923-42-2Volume 19, T [Tet] xxxii + 167 2006 1-885923-43-0Volume 20, U/W xxxi + 411 2010 1-885923-78-3Volume 21, Z xv + 170 1961 0-918986-19-2

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These documents are alphabetized as Akkadian-English. I needed an English-Akkadian document, and – finding nothing readily available—decided to convert the Akkadian-English files to an abbreviated English-Akkadian version. The oi.chicago.edu volumes are amazingly detailed, showing the specific usages and texts where each word in the dictionary is used. The individual volumes range in size from about 200 pages to 500 pages, and as one will see in reviewing this complex oi.chicago work, the work is massive (Akk. “eŝqu”). My need to prepare the English-Akkadian version has to do with my work in preparation of the “Etruscan Phrases Indo-European Table.” This table began as a table that showed Indo-European leximes/cognates that coincided with the 2,500 words vocabulary I developed from examination and translation of over 600 Etruscan texts. Later, in preparation of this table it became apparent that there was a greater mission involved with the table, of reconciling Indo-European languages with other language groups, first Baltic, Uralic and Kartvelian, then finding a need to expand the listing of concording leximes to Hurrian/Urartian and subsequently Akkadian. I refer those who are interested to begin with our Indo-European Table, Part 1, available at academia.edu or at maravot.com Etruscan Phrases, which is at: http://www.maravot.com/Indo-European_Table.html. Professional linguists and novices will no doubt enjoy seeing common words still used today that may have been passed down through the Indo-European languages to English. One of many words involved an old hobby I had, as I was an impressionist oil painter in Paris in the 80’s and applied gesso first to my canvass before applying the oil paints. Recently, I discovered that the Akkadian word for plaster, whitewash, gypsum is: ”gaṣṣu.” A note on the special letters used by oi.chicago.edu. ṣ = ”sh,” ṭ = a hard “t,” and ḫ =“ch.” Other more common characters are: š, ŝ, â, ā, ê, ē, ī, î, ū, û. This, of course, is a work in progress, and, seeing the vocabulary develop and its implications, I believed others would like to use this English-Akkadian version. Once again, it was developed by me as a tool to reconcile--and inform--to the words in my Indo-European Table. As a side note, in this strange, unsettled age, involving the plight of Middle-Eastern nations and immigrants fleeing the horrors of merciless, (Akk. “gamālu”), unrestrained governments, and even persecuted by the government that hosts the Statue of Liberty, that among the first words in our American English-Akkadian Dictionary is “abandoned child.” It may be that Sargon, the founder of the Assyrian/Akkadian Empire (2334 to 2279 BC), who was apparently born an illegitimate son and who was discovered abandoned adrift in a basket (like Moses) on the Euphrates River. He is known for “creating the first multi-national empire in history” [<ancient.eu]. Today, the idea of certain governments is to purge those that do not conform to their likeness: an old, criminal idea tried by Hitler (who abhorred multi-nationals and enjoyed destroying them and their families.) We thank the Assyrian government for making these Assyrian files available and encourage those who are curious about Iraq and Syria and their old foundations to visit www.aina.org.

Mel Copeland8.05.18

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abandon, to abandon, to desert, to leave, leave behind, to neglect, disregard, to leave something with or to a person, to entrust, to reserve, set aside, to leave behind, to leave to posterity, to leave a token remnant of land, to lend money, to bequeath, to divorce, to make out a legal document, to spare, leave out, to save, to be saved, to leave one another, ezēbuabandoned (child) ezbu, ezībuabandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), native, original, past, former, previous, original, owned for a long time, inherited, customary, established, traditional, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, aged, old, ancient, old (as opposed to fresh), traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), previous, former, labīruabandoned, to be abandoned, lie in ruins, to turn into ruins, to become ruined, to lay waste, to become waste, namûabandoned, uninhabited, uncultivated, fallow, laid (foundation) placed, spit-out, strewn, scattered, fallen, nadûabate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to die down (said of sounds), to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to appease (an angry god or demon), to calm furor, to pacify ( a country, a people), to quiet a child, to calm down, to bank, extinguish a fire, to dampen a desire, to stanch, still, to allay (a pain, an illness), to loosen a curtain, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫuabate, to relent, to act benevolently, to become tranquil, to be at rest, to rest, to settle, to calm, to be calmed, to calm down, to heal, relax, restore, to allow a field to lie fallow, to soothe, to be soothed, relieved, to pacify, to be pacified, to quiet, to be quieted, pašāḫuabdomen, heart, entrails, womb, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, inside, pth of plants, a type of document, etc., mind, thought, intention, courage, wish, desire, choice, preference, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuabduct, to abduct, to take away by force, to be taken away by force, to rob a person, to be robbed, to plunder, to be plundered, despoil cities, houses, etc., mašā’uabductor, museppûabscess, inflammation, fire (as a natural phenomenon), fire (produced for specific purposes), fire signal, išātuability, imqūtuability to see, eyesight, look, glance, gaze, wink, twinkling of an eye, appearance, looks, opinion, judgment, niṭluablaze, adv., isātiš

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able, capable, skilled, lē’û1

able, to be able to, to be able, to be equal to, to make equal, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to amount to, to have full discretion, to do what one wants, to take responsibility for, to make reach, to release for, to be made to intervene, to give somebody full discretion, to make a serious effort, maṣûable, to be able to do something, to be an expert, to master, to understand something, to win (in a legal case), to overpower someone, to be lost, powerless, to enable someone, le’ûablution, lotion, ramp of a dam, sideboard of a chariot, marḫaṣuabnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features),to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuabnormal condition of parts of the body, a process performed on barley seeds, ḫamāšuabnormal, irregular, unjust, polluted, impure, unjustly treated, unfortunate, impotent, isaru, in išarabolish, to abolish the rule of a king, , to remove a person from office, to undo, to demolish a building, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to clear away rubble, etc., to discard, remove from a container, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to speak a falsehood, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāru

1 Akkadian, l ē ’ û , able, capable, skilled, to be an expert, to master, to understand something, Welsh, i allu, to be able, Sanskrit, tirate, tarate, to overcome, turvant (an epitaph of Indra), Hittite, tarra, tra (tara?), to be able, tarhu, able to defeat, to be powerful, defeat, conquer, Persian, ghâbel, قابل able, Romanian, a fi capabil, to be able, capabil, able, French, capable, able, English, capable [LLat. capabilis], capacious, Latin, queo, quire, quivi, and quii, quitum, to be able, Etruscan, quisi.

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abode, rank, office, whereabouts, resting place, object given as a pledge, position, military position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, mark on the liver, floor of a wagon or chariot, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place, station, excrement?, a mathematical term, manzāzuabomination, villany, anzilluabove, on, beyond, elabove (on a tablet), adv., lalēnuabove, on, upon, over, to, towards, against, more than, beyond, at the debit of, on account of, eliabove, over, upstream, apart from, in addition to, elēn, elēnuabove, upward, elânišabscond, to abscond, go into hiding, to steal through, to conceal, hide, stow, stash, to smuggle, to grant refuge, to shelter, pazāruabsent, adj., laššuabsent oneself, to expel a person, go away, to remove an object, to be removed, duppuruabsolved, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be cleared away, to be broken, to be eliminated, to fall apart, to be loosened, to void treaties, agreements, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to appease, to assuage, to ease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāru abundance, ḫenunnuabundance, abundant yield of fauna and flora, productivity, emblem symbolizing fertility, ḫegalluabundance, abundant, rich gift, kubuttûabundance, attractiveness, luxuriance, charm, vigor, kuzbuabundance, glamor, splendor, luluabundance, plenty, prosperity, nuḫšuabundant, duššûabundant, heavy, dense, substantial, dangerous, grievous, severe, serious, honored, important, venerable, influential person at the royal court, kabtu abundant, luxuriant, ḫabṣuabundant, numerous, dešû, deššûabundant, plentiful, napšuabundant, to be abundant, ḫabāṣuabundant, to become, make or be abundant, fertile, to provide abundantly, lavishly, dešûabundant vegetation, pleasant appearance, charms (of a woman or man), desire, desirability,

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happiness, luxury objects, sumptuous decoration, prime of life, riches, wealth, wish, lalûabundant yield of fauna and flora, abundance, productivity, emblem symbolizing fertility, ḫegalluabundant yield, produce, vulva, ḫiṣbuabuse, to abuse, to curse, to curse the gods, to utter curses, to be cursed, to blaspheme, insult, to keep insulting, to call names, to cause to be hated, to make detestable, nazāruabut, to gore (said of animals), butt, to butt each other, to lock horns, to join battle, to knock down, nakāpuacacia, a kind of acacia, ašāguAcacia bush, shrub, ebītuaccept, to accept gifts, bribes, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to assume responsibility for someone, to assume an obligation, to acquire, to buy, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to take what belongs to one, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûaccept, to accept, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to assume responsibility for someone, to assume an obligation, to accept gifts, bribes, to acquire, to buy, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to take what belongs to one, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûacceptance of a case by a court, didibbûaccess, approach, vestiges, traces, tracks, track (as a physical feature), steps (made by human beings, animals, demons, etc.,), walk, gait, path, in kibis šēpi, sole of the foot, pressing of dates, path (in metaphoric use), way of acting, rite, behavior, etc., deduction, allowance, kibsuaccess to (secret) temple room, pirištu, in ērib-bīt-pirištu,accident, unfortunate, mishap, offering, list, weir, replies, correspondence, front, fellow, counterpart, equivalent, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, copy of a written document, miḫruaccompany, to go with each other, to go parallel to each other, nentûaccomplished, appropriate, attained, sufficient, successful, kašduaccording to, accordingly, ranking with, comparable to, side, area of responsibility, adjacent region, side, correspondingly, pittuaccording to, as much as, conj., maṣi, in kī maṣi, issu maṣiaccording to, as soon as, when, in the manner of, as, that, whether, because, on account of, if, in case, so that, conj. Kīmaaccording to expectation, duly, in due form, correctly, truthfully, loyally, steadily, firmly, kīnišaccording to, instead of, because, conj., kīmūaccording to, instead of, in lieu of, in the manner of, like, as, corresponding to, prep., kīmaaccording to, (prep., instead of, like, belonging to, from, in, among), parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbu

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accordingly, additionally, instead, adv., kīmūaccordingly, according to, ranking with, comparable to, side, area of responsibility, adjacent region, side, correspondingly, pittuaccordingly, thus, just as, appittiaccount, accounting, account record, result (of a mathematical operation or calculation), property, assets, wealth, estate, an emblem of Ŝamaš, nkkassuacccount, deposit, storehouse, maškattuaccount, in this respect, adv., muḫḫuaccount, on this account, in this respect, adv., skull, top of the head, topside, upper part, alone and with, upon, over, on top, prep., thereupon, muḫḫuaccount record, accounting, account, result (of a mathematical operation or calculation), property, assets, wealth, estate, an emblem of Ŝamaš, nkkassuaccount, to make a final accounting?, ahirtuaccount?, to wish? to plan, make plans, keṣēpuaccounting, account, account record, result (of a mathematical operation or calculation), property, assets, wealth, estate, an emblem of Ŝamaš, nkkassuaccounting, amount, number, count, computed share, munûtuaccounting, amount, number, shape, figure, good looks, mīnuaccounting office, nikkassu, in bīt nikkassiaccounts, chief of accounts, nikkassu, in rab nikkassiaccumulate, accumulated, to have in store, spread dates for sorting, to pile up, to heap up, to add (as a math term), to be heaped up, to be heaped up (said of ruin mounds [tumuli] and corpses), kamāruaccursed man, adj., ḫalpu accursedness, ḫalpūtuaccursed person, curse, arratuaccursed person or animal, curse, nizirtuaccuse, infect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, to assign, mix, add up, meet, emēduaccuse, to accuse, denounce, ḫulluaccusation (unfounded), calumny, karṣuachieve, to succeed, kašāruachievement, evil machination, deed, act, witchcraft, work, equipment, rendering and settling of accounts, speech, command, ipšuachievement, success, kašittuacknowledgment, characteristic, feature, sign, mark, diagram, omen, ominous, sign, password, signal, inside information, notice, written proof, ittuacquaintance, wise, learned, competent, expert, expert in a specific craft, knowing (something or somebody), knowledgeable, person known (but in no definite relationship), mudûacquire on credit to assume financial obligation, borrow, to owe, ḫabāluacquire, to acquire, to accept gifts, bribes, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to assume responsibility for someone, to assume an obligation, to buy, to take what is

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one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to take what belongs to one, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûacquisition, assets, booty, conquest, prisoner of war, seizure (by a disease, demons), kišittuacquisition, assets, boundary, limit, kišduacrobat, ḫuppû, in ša ḫuppȋacrobat, a type of weaver, ḫuppûacrobat, or a juggler, mubabbiluact, activity, evil magic, work, epēšuact, deed, evil machination, witchcraft, work, achievement, equipment, rendering and settling of accounts, speech, command, ipšuact of negligence, crime, harm, damage, sin, punishment, offense, misdeed, fault, ḫiṭuact of war, war, hostility, nukurtuact, ritual act, kikkiṭṭûact, to act, be active, proceed, to permit (said of gods), is, happens, to treat person or thing, build, construct, manufacture, to practice witchcraft, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, to cultivate, epēšuact, to act or do epēšuact, to perform an act, dibbuact, ritual, manufacture, evil magic, crew, construction, agricultural work, handywork, tillage, epištuacting, way of acting, pressing of dates, sole of the foot, in kibis šēpi, access, approach, vestiges, traces, tracks, track (as a physical feature), steps (made by human beings, animals, demons, etc.,), walk, gait, path, path (in metaphoric use), rite, behavior, etc., deduction, allowance, kibsuactive, handling, who fetches and carries, servant, muttabbiluactivity, undertaking, doings, procedure, construction, ritual, ritual procedure, tools, utensils, implements, nēpešuactor, member of the temple-personnel (of Īštar), performing dances and music, kulu’uactor, performer of cultic games, plays, dances, and music, kurgarrûactor, player, mēlulûactor, player, dancer, mummilluAdad, thunderer?, a name of the god Adad, murta’imuadd (as a math term), accumulate, accumulated, to have in store, spread dates for sorting, to pile up, to heap up to be heaped up, to be heaped up (said of ruin mounds [tumuli] and corpses), kamāruaddition, in addition, excess, in excess, loudly, outwardly, on high, on top, up, upward, upstream, elišadditional, in reserve, in excess, oversize, excessive, foremost, excellent, exaggerated, untrue, atruadditional amount, excess, additional payment, fee, atruadditional payment, present, nūptuadditionally, exceedingly, in addition, atriŝadditionally, in addition to, beyond, besides, apart from, prep., elatadditionally, instead, accordingly, adv., kīmūadjacent region, side, area of responsibility, ranking with, comparable to, according to, accordingly, correspondingly, pittuadjacent to, border, border line, alongside, territory, region, confines, circumference, sides (of a boat), around, alongside, itûadjust, to deduct, to correspond, to consider, to clarify, make clear, incise, to cut, to cut down, cut off, to cut in deeply, determine, to set, to become ready, to treat, to cut off, ḫarāṣu

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adjusted, cultivated, built on (said of a house), wrought, finished, epšuadminister, to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office, to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life, goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to inspect, to count, to muster, to be concerned, to be careful, to exert oneself conscientiously, paqāduadministrative or judicial official, *patiprāsuadministrative or legal title, (Hurrian word, peniḫuru),administrative term, piqduadministrative term, referring to persons, piqdānuadministrator of or participant in rites, parṣu, in bēl parṣiadministration building, edulûadmired, to be admired, to appear, to show, to be shown, to be of equal value, to face, to face each other, to point toward, to point toward each other, to judge, to be visible, to wait, to own, to have a dream, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to see fit, to wait?, to become visible, to become clear?, naṭāluadmitted, coming, ēribuadmonish, to admonish, to put pressure on somebody, *lâmuadopt, to adopt a son, māruadopted child, adoptee, leqûadopted, status of a natural or adoped son or daughter, status of a vassal, sonship, mārūtuadoption, liqītuadoptive child, liqûtuadore, to praise, mu’ûadoration gesture, describing a deity represented as making a gesture of adoration, designating a person performing a specific religious act, kāribuadoration, to pronounce formulas of adoration, praise, homage and greeting, to pronounce formulas of blessing (said of gods and divine powers and manifestations), to invoke blessings upon other persons for a specific purpose, before the images of the gods, to pray to the gods, to make the gesture of adoration or greeting, to dedicate an offering by pronouncing the relevant formulas, karābuadorn, to adorn, to crown, to veil, to cover (the head or face) with the cloth, kullulu2

adult, to become mature, eṭēlut3

adultery, fornication, nīku

2 Akkadian, kullulu, to adorn, to crown, to veil, to cover (the head or face) with the cloth, Scots-Gaelic, a ghiùlan, to adorn,3 Akkadian, eṭēlut, adult, to become mature, Romanian, adult, adult, Welsh, oedolyn (oedolion), adult, Italian, adulto, adult, French, adulte, adult, English, adult [<Lat. adolesco, olescere -olevi, to grow up], Armenian, մեծահասակ, metsahasak, adult, Hittite, maiant, adult, young man, maiantadr, maiantan, young adulthood, youth, youthful vigor, maiantes, young man, to become a young man, become young again, Sanskrit, pogaṇḍa, not full grown or adult, between 5-16 years, Latvian, pieaugušais, adult, Latin, pubes and puber-eris, puberes-um, the men, male adults, Etruscan, pove, puve (PV8E), Finnish-Uralic, aikuinen, adult, Tocharian, oṅk (n.masc.) [B eṅkwe] adult male.

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advance, attack, go, govern, rule, oppose, send a message, turn against person, confront, order, âruadvance, to advance against, to be put in order, to become successful, proceed, to be fitted out correctly, justice, to provide justice, dispatch, send, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to make do the right thing, thrive, to prosper, to inject an enema, clear up, to give birth easily, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course to prepare, to march on, to put or keep in good order, to set aright, to give correct decisions, ešēruadvance march, road, mēteqtuadvance on or continue a journey, to march in review ritual, to go through with a ritual, avert, transfer, to be transferred, to transgress, to be transgressed, to go beyond or exceed, to by-pass, avoid, move objects past, go overland, elapse, to cross, pass along (walking), to pass by, to pass through, to send on overland, to make pass on or proceed, to pass objects on, to hand over, to allow time to elapse, cause delay, to allow persons or boats to pass, etēquadvancement?, meḫrûadversary, gērânu, kammālu?adversary, foe, gērûadversary, gērû, in bēl gērȋadversary in court, dabābuadversary who overpowers, subdues, muniḫḫuadvice, full of good advice, considerate, adj., mitlukuadvice, instruction, muster, aširtuadvice, instruction, order, decision of a deity, intellectual capacity, mood, spirit, conscious intent, consent, milkuadvice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, instigation, information, declaration, testimony, mind, mood, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûadvice, opinion, miliktuadviser, informer, mušēdûaffect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, attack, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuaffix, to fasten, to have something fastened, pâduafflict, to afflict, invade, to attack, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to happen, hand down, to diminish, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts

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of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātuafflict, to afflict, to be afflicted, to infect, said of li’bu-disease, to infect with li’bu, infected, la’ābuafflicted, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to depart, move on, move a part of the body (human or animal), to appropriate, remove, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to extend, to make extend, to be received, cashed, collected, našûaffliction, touch (in the physical sense), sense of touch, craft, creation (of human beings), handiwork, disease, discolored spot, ritual act, liptuaffluent, adj., gitrunuafraid, to be afraid, to be afraid of, to frighten, to frighten one another, to fear, to be fearful, reverential, fearsome, to be fearsome, terrible, to reduce to fear, to develop fear, to be worried, to be worried about, to be reverent, respectful, to be reverential toward, respectful of, to respect, honor, venerate, to care for, to perform filial etc., obligations, to perform service, to serve, to awe, palāḫuafter, aḫrūn*arkat, arkiafter, behind, dāt4

afterbirth, blinkers, film, membrane, ipuafternoon, late afternoon, late afternoon meal, kinsiguafternoon, midday, siesta time, muṣlaluafterward, arkīnišuafterward, backward, behind, arkiš5

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afterward, behind, to the rear, arkaafterward, later-on, arkāniš, arkānuafterward, soon after, arkītamafterward, soon after, arkītamafterwards, dātuafter, when, conj., innanuagain?, moreover?, adv., mašištuagainst, above, on, upon, over, to, towards, more than, beyond, at the debit of, on account of, eliagainst, for, to, up to, toward, upon, from, anaagent, ālik našpartiagent, mutīr ṭemiagent, collecting agent (of dues, taxes and other payments), collector, mušaddinuage, old age, long duration, labīrūtuaged, ancient, old, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), old (as opposed to fresh), abandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), native, original, past, former, previous, owned for a long time, inherited, customary, established, traditional, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, previous, former, labīruagency, business, service, proxy, written order, instructions, message, letter, našpartuagent, ālik našpartiagent chief, musaḫḫiru, in rab musaḫḫirīagent, deputy, representative (of a higher official), musaḫḫiruagent, forwarding agent, carrier, ḫarrānu, in ša ḫārrānatiagent, messenger, envoy, deputy, mār šipriagent provocateur, troublemaker, mušamḫiṣuagitated, to fear, arāruagglomerated, collected, joint, itmuduaggravate, to aggravate, to become important, to show respect, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, rich, to become painful, to honor a person, honored, to give honor, to be honored, to hatch (said of a bird), bothersome, to become difficult, lethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātu agreement, dibbātu, daagreement, a type of formal agreement, adûagreement, consent, concord, disagreement, discord, mitgurtuagreement, consent, person endowed with divine or royal favor, grace, contentedness of heart, migruagreement, final agreement, totality, gummurtuagreement, gossip, lawsuit, legal case, matter, rumor, report, word, talk, dibbuagreement, peace agreement, peace treaty, nasiamuagreement, to come to an agreement, puāšu

arcanus-a-um, closed, hence, silent, secret, arcano, secretly, English, archaic, {<Gk. arkaikos< arkhe, beginning], Etruscan, ARCAMEN, ARCAS, ARCE, ARCEI, ARCES, ARCIA, ARCIO (ARCIV), ARCIS, Sanskrit, paścāt, afterward, then, thereupon, Persian, pas az, اخر afterward, later, subsequently, Belarusian, пазней, pazniej, afterward, Croatian, poslije, afterward, Albanian, më pas, pasi, afterward, Romanian, apoi, then, afterwards, Greek, έπειτα, épeita, then, Armenian, ապա, apa, then, Italian, poi, then, afterward, French, puis, then, après, afterward, Hittite, apiya, abia, then, there, āppan, apa, apan, after, following, Etruscan, puia (PFIA), pue (PVE).

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agreement, to come to an agreement, to make mutual concessions, to perform a kind act, to act so as to please, to be obliging, to spare, save, gamāluagreement, to make an agreement, šalmu, agreement, to make an agreement, *ḫilu, in ḫilumma epēšuaggressively, war-like manner, dapnišagricultural activity, exorcism, dispelling of evils, piširtuagricultural implement, amandēnu?, argukku, mašlaḫu, mašqartu amandēnu?, ḫaḫḫaruagricultural occupation, an agricultural occupation, muzaqqipu, nāsikuagricultural profession, lāginuagricultural settlement, small agricultural settlement, empty lot, threshing floor, emplacement, normal location, site of a building, base of a statue, stand for a pot, residence, position, tent, canopy, fetter for a slave, pledge given as security for an outstanding debt, sanctuary?, maškanuagricultural tax, on agricultural produce, especially on barley, nusāḫūagricultural tool, an agrigultural tool, mirtu, naḫpûagricultural tool, an emblem of Ištar, išqarrurtuagricultural work, handywork, tillage, construction, manufacture, crew, act, ritual, evil magic, epištuagricultural work, plowing, ikkarūtuagricultural worker, an agricultural worker, muštablakkituagricultural worker, amandēnu, used in ša amandēniagricultural worker, ḫalumāsu, in ša ḫalumāsiagricultural worker, ḫabazû, in ša ḫabazagricultural worker, clod-breaker, ḫēpûagricultural worker, doing agricultural and other work under supervision, person of servile status attached to a household, menial, person of equal social status, comrade, colleague, kinattuagricultural yield, estimated yield of a garden or field, delivered to owner of field (king, temple, etc.,) by tenant, imittuague (as disease), chill, cold, cold weather, cold season, frost, winter, kuṣṣuahead of, vanguard, lead, front side, front part, in front of, counterpart, equivalent, answer, copy of a document, before, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtuahead, to move forward, to turn to a person, to appeal to somebody, to transfer, to turn over silver or goods, panûaid (military), auxiliaries, auxiliary force, kitruaid, military, auxillary troops, help, nārāruaid, to come to aid, to help, na’arruruailing, sick, muqqutuaim, to take aim, wait for, own, attend to, belong to, look, to look at, look on with indifference, dagāluair hole, opening, neck, throat, sustenance, provisions, livelihood, breath, body, self, animals counted in a herd, persons of menial status, personnel, capital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, neckerchief, napištuair vent, small window, archer’s loop-hole, opening an a canal, opening of the nose, nappašuairing, nupūšuAkkadian, akkadû, akkaditu (f.)alabaster, gišnugallualabaster, a type of alabaster, parūtu

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alacrity, to do so with alacrity, to be prompt, ḫašāšualas, aja, aji, ajualas!, interj., inimmaalas?, now, interj., lumanalas, woe! ahūla, aḫūlammaalabastron, an albastron, maziqdaalbastron of Egyptian manufacture, namšaalert, awake, dalpu, dalbu alert, to alert, to alert many, to watch, to watch carefully, to be worried, to be a cause for worry, to be anxious, to do something carefully, to take care, to pay attention, to draw someone’s attention to something, to ask someone to pay attention, attend, to be concerned about something, na’ādualert, to be alert, to alert, watchful, etēkualert, to be alert, wake up, to keep watch, ḫarādualert, to be on the alert, to hold a city or country, to serve, to fulfill duties to a person, respect an institution, a word, to heed, to obey commands, to guarantee safe transmission, to protect, to be protected, control, to restrain, to observe, to take care of, to take care of a person’s interests, to wait, keep an oath, to keep safe, to keep in reserve, to keep secrets, to safeguard, to put in safekeeping, to watch, to watch a person, to keep a watch on someone, to be watchful, to keep watch , to keep watch for celestial phenomena, to guard, to keep somebody under guard, to stand guard, to guard a house, a fortress, etc., to be on guard, to order somebody to do guard duty, to observe laws, decrees, to keep in mind, to heed, to obey, respect, to be observed, naṣārualert, to be on the alert, to watch out, to be watched over, to be under surveillance, kuddualertness, ḫarduttualien, foreign, strange, hostile, enemy, foe, nakrualien, to be an alien, an outsider, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become estranged, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to be changed, countermanded, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārualienate, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to wean, to

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human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuAmorite, amurru, amurrītu (f.)amount, in large amount, quantity, adv., *mu’dû, in ana mu’dêamount, measured amount, ration, measurement, minduamount, number, accounting, shape, figure, good looks, mīnuamount, number, count, accounting, computed share, munûtuamount, number, name, spokesman?, utterance, nībuamount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), string of beads (of a fixed number), limbs, recitations of an incantation, figure, counting (as an act or technique), standard of coinage, contingent of soldiers, minûtuamount, offering, gifts, presents (to a god or king), import duty, income, irbuamount, to amount to, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to be able to, to be able, to be equal to, to make equal, to have full discretion, to do what one wants, to take responsibility for, to make reach, to release for, to be made to intervene, to give somebody full discretion, to make a serious effort, maṣûamount, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to find, to conquer a country, a city, to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduamulet or piece of jewelry worn around the neck, string of beads, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), neck, necklace, neck scarf, bank of a river, canal, ditch, shore of the sea, edge of a well, rim of a pot, etc., kišāduamphora, an amphora, akūnuAnatolians, native (designation of the Anatolians), brute, uneducated, stupid, rude, nû’uancient, old, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), old (as opposed to fresh), abandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), native, original, past, former, previous, owned for a long time, inherited, customary, established, traditional, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, aged, traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, previous, former, labīruand, aššuand, adv., kūmuanew, edišimmaanew, edišimmaanew, adv., eššiš, ešsišamma, eššitammaanger, eclipsed state, grief, sorrow, distress, lumun libbianger, feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent

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payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain astness, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣruanger, outbreak of divine anger against a specific enemy, terminating with a cry of triumph over his annihilation, triumph, victory, irnittuanger, wrath, libbātu6, nuggatuangrily, to look agrily, with disfavor, nekelmû angry, adj., agāmu, aggu, *ibzu, kitmulu angry, furious, terrible, awe-inspiring, adj., ezzuangry?, ill tempered?, adj., *nazziquangry-looking, mutteklemmûangry, terrifying, adj., galtuangry, to be angry, to flare up in anger, fuming with rage, agāgu, uggugu angry, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to contradict, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruangry, to become angry, troublesome, displeased, troublesome, to be troubled, to take trouble, to become troublesome, to cause trouble, difficulty, to become displeasing, to make someone or something displeasing, to be concerned, to concern oneself, to have a disease, to be diseased, to fall ill, to be cause for annoyance, to cause difficulty, annoyance, annoyed, difficult, to be difficult, in difficulty, to make someone worry, to bring illness upon someone, marāṣuangry, to become angry, wrathful, to be irascible, to be angry with each other, to make angry, to become angered, kamāluangry, to make angry, to defame, to become depressed repeatedly, to annoy, to offend, to worry, to make two parties enemies of each other, to come upon bad times, to change (fate, a sign, a rumor, etc.,), into something bad, to treat badly to make someone or something look or feel bad, to treat each other badly, fall into misfortune, to turn into evil, to become angry, to be angered, lemēnuangry, wrathful, kamluangrily, aggiš

6 Akkadian, libbi , anger, eclipsed state, grief, sorrow, distress, libbātu, anger, wrath, Welsh, llidio, to be angry,chafe, fume, inflame, Sanskrit, krodhaḥ, anger, krudh, kradhyati, to be angry with, Hittite, kardimie/a, kartimiie/a, to be angry, kardimiiahh, kardimi(a)nu, krdimi(a)nu, kartimmies, krdimiant, krdimies, krdimiah, to make angry, Romanian, furie, anger, Irish, fearg, anger, Scots-Gaelic, fearg, anger, English, furious, Latin, ira-ae, anger, French, irriter, to be angry, English, irate [<Lat. iratus], Etruscan, ir, ire, iri, English, truculent, [<Lat. truculentus] savage and cruel, fierce, pugnacious, Hittite, tarkuualliie/a, trkuant , to look angry, trkualie/a, to look agrily, trkua, angrily.

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cause trouble, difficulty, to become displeasing, to make someone or something displeasing, to be concerned, to concern oneself, to have a disease, to be diseased, to fall ill, difficult, to be difficult, in difficulty, to make someone worry, to bring illness upon someone, marāṣuannoyed, to be annoyed, compress, constrict, to strangle, ḫanāquannul an order, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākannulled, to be annulled, to be reconciled, to relent, alienated, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to cause to untie a rope, to calm, to be calmed, to free, to free a person, to declare to each other, to explain, interpret, to relate, to recount, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to pack, to sell, to be sold, to resolve (a legal case), to settle, to appease, to relax, to undo, to be undone, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), exorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to interpret dreams, to be packed (said of grain), pašāruanomalous, abnormal, (said of ominous features), to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuanomalous, damaged, plucked (string), laptuanswer, copy of a document, equivalent, counterpart, front part, front side, vanguard, lead, in front of, ahead of, before, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtuanswer, inventory, list, copy of a written document, reply, antiphony, person of equal rank, fellow, equivalent, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫruanswer, satisfaction, napāltuant, kulbābtu, kulbābu, namaluants, like ants, kulbābišantimony, lulûantimony paste, egûantimony (used as eye paint), guḫluantiphony, answer, inventory, list, copy of a written document, reply, person of equal rank, fellow, equivalent, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫruAnu temple structure in Uruk, high throne-dais, throne, throne room, paramāḫuannul, to annul?, to dissipate, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up,

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etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašāruapportion (lots), to draw, to make a drawing, to incise a relief, esēquapportion, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to bar access, to stifle sound, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to divide a number, a whole, to sever relations, to separate, alienate, to wean, to depart, to render a verdict, to make a decision, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsuapportioned (into standard vessels, said of grain, cress), loosened (said of earth), calm, pašruapprentice lagarru-priest, lagarturruapprentice, scribe?, puḫutepiapproach, access, vestiges, traces, tracks, track (as a physical feature), steps (made by human beings, animals, demons, etc.,), walk, gait, path, in kibis šēpi, sole of the foot, pressing of dates, path (in metaphoric use), way of acting, rite, behavior, etc., deduction, allowance, kibsuapproach, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to approach someone, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to be sufficient, to find, to conquer a country, a city, to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduappropriate, attained, sufficient, successful, accomplished, kašduappropriate, fitting, suitable, adj., naṭû appropriate illegally, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, to be covered, clothed, clap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc to overwhelm, to constrict, to conceal, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuappropriate, to appropriate, to move on, depart, remove, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a

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signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, našûappropriate, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākappropriate, to appropriate, to take by force, to control, puāguappurtenances? isḫuaquatic animal, an aquatic animal, amēl nāri, girītu, ḫammu, kušû archetype, magic circle, model, plan of a building, gišḫuruaquatic plant, swamp containing aquatic plants, ḫammuarcana, secret, treasures, fortification, a configuration on the lung, niṣirtuarch, brick arch?, *lubbuttuarch, supporting arch?, mušapšiḫuarcher’s loop-hole, small window, air vent, opening an a canal, opening of the nose, nappašuarchers protected by a wooden shield, mušēzibu, in ša mušēzibātearchery corps, piṭātuarchetype, magic circle, model, plan of a building, gišḫuruarchitectural term, an architectural term, kuptuarchitrave, ḫittuarchive, tablet archive, kanīku, in bīt kanīkātearea, field, land, region, terrain, eqluarea, measure of area, length, and time, measure of capacity, measuring rod, middatuarea of responsibility, adjacent region, side, ranking with, comparable to, according to, accordingly, correspondingly, pittuarea, region, namaddūtuarea, region, transversal, chord, a part of a gate, pirkuarm, iziruarm, arm or handle of an instrument, side, edge, border, span or fathom (a measure), bracelet, wing, strength, iduarm, armrest, hand, side part of a horse bit, frond, lobe of the lung, plumage, quill, wing, list, the region of the eyebrow, the eyelid and the eyelashes, kappuarm, forleg, dura’uarm (human), side, flank of an animal, wing of an army, bank of a river, shore of a sea, aḫuarm, lifting of the arm, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, prayer, look, glance, chosen person or object, choice, discretion, desire, sexual desire, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, nīšuarm of the scales, kukkuarm or hip, ilṣu

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arm, side, a mole, kittabruarm, strength, isḫuarmed force, ḫapšiarmed forces, army, executive power, ability, value, violence, strength, emūquarmhole flap or sleeve, pāḫuarmie’s main force, totality, whole, gimirtuarmor, a kind made of leather, daššuarmor, a piece of armor, paraššannuarmor, coat of mail, apluḫtuarmor, leather or metal armor, coating, facing, outer garment (worn by soldiers and as festive apparel), wrap, naḫlaptuarmor, part of the armor of a horse, miluarmor, plates of armor, a snake, a hatchet, kurṣinduarmored man, ḫalpuarmorer, craftsman, engineer (as a category of soldier), furnace, kiln, oven (of the smith, potter, etc.), smith, kiškattûarms, a place or occasion for issuing arms (for troops, horses, and chariots), muster, māšartuarmy, armed forces, executive power, ability, value, violence, strength, emūquarmy, campaigning army, army expeditionary force, army encampment, camp, karašuarmy, contingent, collegium, assembly, council, group, totality, all, puḫruarmy encampment, expeditionary force, camp, campaigning army, karašuarmy expeditionary force, encampment, camp, campaigning army, karašuarmy, expeditionary force, highway, road, path, trip, journey, travel, business trip, venture, caravan, business capital, military campaign, expedition, raid, corvée work, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānuarmy, kinship group, crew, cohorts, clique, confederates, clan, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatuarmy, main body of an army, important, grave matter, an euphemism for the left hand, double pot, kabittuarmy, main force, main body (of an army), nakbatuarmy reserve, obligation to serve as reservist in the royal army, kutallūtuarmy, troops, mišiarmy unit commander, kiṣru, in rab kiṣriaromatic, an aromatic, ladinnu, kaṣiṣiḫatu, margūnu, margūṣu, pirṣaduḫḫuaromatic, an aromatic wood, nigītuaromatic ingredient, ḫamīmu arrange, to arrange, (with šûḫuzu), dājanûtuaromatic or a wood, mitruaromatic substance?, nasûaround, (ie., in circumference), *nakkapuarrange objects in a circle, to arrange decorations in a circular form, circle, to move in a circle, to encircle, to make a round, to circle around an object, a person, a region, to have someone circle, surround an object, a place, to encircle an object with decorations, to circumambulate, to form a circle for magic purposes with sand, flour, etc., to wall a city, a precinct, to fence a garden, a house, etc., to surround, to surround, to surround completely, to surround a city with a wall, to wrap up, to pack, to

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wrap, to besiege, to be besieged, to besiege a city, hem in an enemy, to throng around a person, to throng constantly, to walk around a field, house, etc., a moat, lamûarrange, to arrange, (with šûḫuzu), dājanûtuarrayed, clad, worn?, adj., labšuarrears, to be in arrears, to be late, to lag behind, to stay behind, to delay, namarkûarrest a person, to put a person in fetters, to bind hands and feet, to join, to tie objects together, to bond bricks or blocks of stone, to paralyze limbs and parts of the body, to bind magically, to demand a payment, to bind, to demand payment, to be fettered, to be joined, kasûarrest, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduarresting officer, mugammiruarrive (said of a moment in time), to reach, to reach and equal in value, to amount to, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to find, to conquer a country, a city, to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduarrive, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), fall, to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to hand down, to diminish, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātuarrive, to bring something to enter a house, city, penetrate, to invade, to come (of taxes or months), to enter, to enter, to enter into the king or god’s presence, to return, to go home, erēbuarrogant, da’ișu, adj., muttaššiṭuarrogant, sneering person, muganniṣu arrogant, to be overbearing, spirited, to make fierce, kadāruaround, circumference, confines, sides (of a boat), region, territory, alongside, adjacent to, border, border line, alongside, itûarouse from sleep, raise, clear away, remove, move, to move to another location, to make rise and depart, to collect taxes, to summon officials, call up workers, mobilize, lift up, call and dispatch soldiers, move troops into battle, to prompt, dekûarrayed, clad, worn?, adj., labšuarrogant, to be arrogant, to allow to be arrogant, high-handed, improper, pahāzu

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arrow, mulmulluarrow quiver, box to hold arrows or whips, laḫaruššuarrowhead, lūlītuarrowhead, arrow-shaped marking on the exta, kaksûarrowhead? (foreign word) apellu7

arrowhead of bronze, ḫutpu arrowmaker, ēpiš qanâte arrows of some kind, ḫurḫutūtu arsenal, māšartu, in ekal māšartiart of the kurgarrû, prebend of the kurgarrû, kurgarrûtuartful, artistic, clever, ingenious, sophisticated, complicated, adj., nakluartifact, execution, performance, handling, workmanship, subject matter, pouch for carrying precious metals, nēpeštuartistic, clever, ingenious, artful, sophisticated, complicated, adj., nakluartistic, to execute in an artistic, ingenious, refined, sophisticated way, to have something done ingeniously, to cheat, to deceive, to play a trick, play tricks, to act cleverly, nakāluartistically, skillfully, adv., naklišas, according to, as soon as, when, in the manner of, that, whether, because, on account of, if, in case, so that, conj. Kīmaas, according to, instead of, in lieu of, in the manner of, like, corresponding to, prep., kīmaas far as, up til, up to, adi, gadu, qadu, ḫadu, adas follows, in this manner, on account of this, for such reason, adv., kīnannaas is, complete, few, little, small, too small, īṣuas much as, according to, conj., maṣi, in kī maṣi, issu maṣias much as, whatever, ammaras one group, in every respect, in one act, jointly, instantly, together, at the same time, all together, ištēnišas soon as, akkā’I, anāma, aššaas soon as, when, according to, in the manner of, as, that, whether, because, on account of, if, in case, so that, kīmaas soon as, when, whenever, mati, conj., matimêas well, besides, in addition, moreover, furthermore, indeed, appūnaascend, to go up, go to higher ground, travel uphill, elûascent, high ground, hill, height, mūlûascent, rungs or steps of a stairway or ladder, elevation, high part (of a building or part thereof, of a person, an object), high ground, height, mēlû

7 Akkadian, apellu, arrowhead? (foreign word), Greek, βέλος, belos, arrow, Welsh, plu, feather, Italian, piuma, feather, French, plume, feather, Sanskrit, pakṣaḥ, feather, Persian, peykân, arrow, Sanskrit, patatram, wing, Hittite, patar, feather, prtaur/prtaun, patr/ptan, pitr/pitan, feather, wing, Breton, bir, arrow, Belarusian, пяро, piaro, feather, Croatian, pero, feather, Greek, φτερό, fteró, feather, Belarusian, strelka, arrow, Belarus, strala, arrow, Polish, strzala, strzalka, arrow, Baltic-Sudovian, strele, arrow, Latvian, spalva, feather, Romanian, săgeată, arrow, Latin, sagitta-ae, arrow, Albanian, shigjetë, arrow, Irish, saighead, arrow, Scots-Gaelic, saighead, arrow, Welsh, saeth-au, arrow, dart, Akkadian, ḫ ur ḫ ut ū tu , arrows of some kind, English, arrow [<OE arwe], dart, feather [<OE fether], Romanian, pană, feather, Albanian, pendë, feather, Latin, pinna-ae, feather, a feathered arrow, wing, battlement, Etruscan, pina, pinab, pinau (PINA8), pinas, pine, pines, pinie.

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ashes, ditalluaside, off, sidewise, awry. Separately, elsewhere, aḫītamask, to request, to crave, desire, to be desired, required, erēšu8

ass, wild ass, aradduaside, off, sidewise, awry. Separately, elsewhere, aḫītamask, to request, to crave, desire, to be desired, required, erēšuassault, to commit an assault?, rissuassaying?, pidānuassemble, to be assembled, assemble persons, to collect, to bring in (barley, persons, animals, documents or objects), to gather in barley, stationed, to gather animals and objects, to prepare for burial, to place, to be gathered, to be finished, kamāsu assemble, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, organize, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to prepare for battle, to compact, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣāruassemble, to gather, collect, kupputuassembly, council, collegium, contingent, army, group, totality, all, puḫruassembly, head of the assembly, puḫru, in rabi puḫri asset, asset serving as security, guarantor, one who guarantees, kattûassets, anything, everything, concerns, portion, share, something, possessions, mimmûassets, boundary, limit, acquisition, kišduassets, booty, conquest, prisoner of war, seizure (by a disease, demons), acquisition, kišittuassets, property, result (of a mathematical operation or calculation), account record, accounting, account, wealth, estate, an emblem of Ŝamaš, nkkassuassign, accuse, infect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, mix, add up, meet, emēduassign, to announce, to be appointed, to recognize, to be recognized, reveal, to mark, in a daze, intentionally, neglect, to disregard, to be unable to, to be unused to, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, knowingly, unwittingly, unconsciously, to inform, to make known, identify, revealed, proclaim, to make recognizable, idûassign, to assign a person, etc., to surrender, to create, to proffer (water, a goblet), to entrust a boat,

8 Akkadian, er ē šu , to ask, to request, crave, desire, to be desired, required, Scots-Gaelic, dh 'iarraidh, to demand, Welsh, erchi (arch-, eirch), to ask, pray, command, demand, Hittite, arija, to ask, Albanian, pozoj, pozë, pose, Latin, posco, poscere, poposci, to ask, Etruscan, posc (PVSC), Sanskrit, prach, pRcchati (te), to ask, question,inquire, entreat, invoke, Greek, παρακαλώ, parakalo, ask, please, beg, Sanskrit, yācate, to ask, demand, Baltic-Sudovian, vakaut, to ask, Latvian, jautāt, to ask, Finnish-Uralic, vaatia, to demand, Hittite, wewakk->wēk-, wekk->uewakk, wewak, demand, ask, wish, to desire, Sanskrit, Āśā, hope, expectation, English, to ask [<OE ascian], to ask, request, Latin, proco-are, to ask, demand; procer-eris, a chief, noble, to ask, demand, Etruscan, prok (PRVK), proco (PRVCV), prokis (PRVKIS).

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particular mood or attitude, to make someone experience prosperity, hardship, to be shown, offered, to become exposed, to show, to reveal, to disclose, to produce, to grant, to show, to disclose, kullumuassignment, assigned working material (for a crafsman), task, duty, share (assigned to an official), certificate of assignment, isiḫtuassignment, charge, checking on an extispicy, repetition of an extispicy, provisions, provisioning, control, inspection, muster, responsibility, post, piqittuassignment tablet, mēseḫtuassignment, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact , to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to affect, to become affected, attack, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuAssyria, a high official in Assyria and Elam, herald, nāgiruAssirian, from the city of Assur, aššurûassist, to give assistance, qātu, tappûtu, tillūtuassociation, member of an association, itbārtuassociation, member of an association of persons of the same status or profession, itbāruassault, clash of weapons, combat, fight, attack, onrush, mitḫuṣuassuage, to assuage, to ease, to appease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāruassume, to assume responsibility for someone, to assume an obligation, to acquire, to accept gifts, bribes, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to buy, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to take what belongs to one, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or

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under threat, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûastray, to go astray, ḫabātuastronomical term, foundation, cult platform, a piece of furniture, support, in the name of a calamity, nēmeduastronomical term, impost, complaint, tax, support, staff, a seat or couch, nēmettuastronomical, watch (for astronomical observation), defenses of a city, strong room, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), garrison, post, wake, watch of the night, detention, security, goods kept in safekeeping, deposits, duty, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartuastronomical term, clasp, knot made for magic purposes, knot of a plant, contingent of soldiers, troop, team of workmen or experts, rent payment, payment in kind for services or taxes, joint of the human or animal body, a feature of the exta, anger, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, handle, kiṣruat any time (in the future), interr., and adv., when?, ever, never, whenever (in the past), some time (in the past), matimaat every occasion, unanimously, collectively, everywhere, same extent, to the same extent or degree, each one, (of two or more persons, objects, etc., enumerated), all over, in a group, mitḫārišat night, mūšišat once, fast, adv., kapduat once, quickly, within a short time, adv., mīṣūtammaat twilight?, adv., mūšummaat that time, adv., inūmi, inūšuat the right time, on time, promptly, adv., kallû, in ana kallêat the same time, as one group, in every respect, in one act, jointly, instantly, together, all together, ištēnišat the time of, prep., inūmaatmospheric phenomenon, anquiluatrophied part, ikimtuatrophied part (an ominous feature), planetary phenomenon, stunted, spoliation, loss, nēkemtuattach, to attach (as a technical term), ensnare (in transferred meanings and magical contexts), to capture or defeat an enemy, to capture, to overcome, kamûattack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuattack, assault, clash of weapons, combat, fight, onrush, mitḫuṣu

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attack, go, govern, rule, oppose, send a message, advance, turn against person, confront, order, âruattack (of a disease, a demon, an army), prick of a thorn, sting of an animal, wound, stroke, stroke of a tool, blow, swamp, waterlogged land, plowed land, a decoration of precious stones, weaving, woven cloth, a wooden part of a door, part of a measuring box, miḫṣuattack of a disease, ruins, disrepair, corpses (of soldiers), defeat, dead animals, death among animals, collapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, miqittuattack, to rush against, arāhuattack, to attack, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to happen, hand down, to diminish, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to collapse (said of parts of the body), invade, to afflict, to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātuattack, weapon (metaphor for military strength and aggressiveness), a specific, individually used weapon, warfare, troops, standard with divine symbol, tool, shaft, barb, thorn, a formation of the exta, a sign predicting certain events, kakkuattain, to attain old age, to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to surprise (in the act), to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to win a case, to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduattained, sufficient, successful, accomplished, appropriate, kašduattempt, to attempt, to be circumspect, to investigate, to examine someone’s mood, to question, to check measurements, calculations, to check on work in progress, to test, to put to a test, to try, to try out, to try to do something, latākuattend to, aim, to take aim, wait for, own, belong to, look, to look at, look on with indifference, dagāluattendant, companion, spirit accompanying a person, a specific feature or formation on the exta, a spirit, demon, mukīl rēšiattend, to watch, to watch carefully, to pay attention, to draw someone’s attention to something, to ask someone to pay attention, to take care, to do something carefully, to be concerned about something, to be anxious, to be worried, to be a cause for worry, to alert, to alert many, na’ādu attendance, person standing in attendance, attendant, courtier, station, position, nanzazuattendant, court attendant, eunuch, mazziz paniattendant, lady’s attendant, woman hairdresser, muṣappirtuattendant, personal attendant, courtier, manzazuattendant, personal attendant, groom, herdsman?, kizûattendant, witness, muzzazuattendants to the person of a king, girseqûattendants to the person of a king, domestics of a palace, temple or large estate, often attached as

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attention, to pay attention, uznu, nuppuquattention, to pay attention, to give information, investigate, to study, to remind, to worry, to be concerned, worried, to be pious, to think of a deity = to heed a diety, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to mention, ḫasāsuattention, to pay attention, to draw someone’s attention to something, to ask someone to pay attention, attend, to take care, to do something carefully, to be concerned about something, to be anxious, to be worried, to be a cause for worry, to alert, to alert many, to watch, to watch carefully, na’āduattentive, careful, muttāduattentive, pious, careful, trustworthy, adj., na’duattentive, to be attentive to, to be constantly attentive, heed, to be concerned, to be anxious, puqquattentive, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to let see, to observe, inspect, to have a dream, to own, to be visible, to wait, to judge, to see fit, to wait?, to point toward, to point toward each other, to face, to face each other, to be of equal value, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭāluattractive, adj., kuzbānītuattractiveness, abundance, luxuriance, charm, vigor, kuzbuattractiveness, splendor, mašraḫūaudience gift, gift, nāmurtuaugur, diviner, observer of birds for divination pirposes, dāgil iššūreaugur, to divine omens from a bird, iššūruaunt, aḫat abiAuriga, the constellation Auriga, chariot, narkabtuaurochs, a fish, ditānuauthority, divine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, temple office, ritual, rite, power, office, symbol, insignia, authoritative decision, command,decree, custom, practice, parṣuauthority, lordship, etellūtuauthorship, dictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûauxillary force, mu’arriruauxiliary force, auxiliaries, aid (military), kitruauxiliary force, help, rescue, helper, ḫamatuauxillary troops, military aid, help, nārāruavailable, possible, adj., maṣītuavailable, to make available, to get ready, ḫâruavenge, to save, succor, *naqāmuavenger, returning kindness, mutīr gimilliaverage, of average quality, gurnu

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avert, transfer, to be transferred, to transgress, to be transgressed, to go beyond or exceed, to by-pass, avoid, move objects past, go overland, elapse, to cross, pass along (walking), to advance on or continue a journey, to march in review, to pass by, to pass through, to send on overland, to make pass on or proceed, to pass objects on, to hand over, to go through with a ritual, to allow time to elapse, cause delay, to allow persons or boats to pass, etēquavoid, to passover, napalṭûawake, adj., êru, awake, adv., munattišawake, to be awake, êruawake, to be or stay awake, be sleepless, work ceaselessly, to keep someone awake, harass, dalāpuawake, alert, dalpu, dalbuawakening, time of awakening, early morning, muštērtuawake, to wake up, nagaltûaware, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, to care for something or somebody, to take cognizance of, to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to be unable to, to disregard, to neglect, , knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûaware, to become aware, informed, to understand, to comprehend, to diagnose a disease, to learn a craft, a skill, to become knowledgeable, to know each other, to know sexually, to become known, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to become informed, to understand, to take cognizance of, to inform somebody, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, to charge somebody with an expense, lamādu awe, awesomeness, fear, fearsomeness, terror, terrifying quality, panic, reverence, respect, puluḫtuawe, full of awe, ādiru awe-inspiring, angry, furious, terrible, adj., ezzuawe-inspiring, reverent, fearful, fearsome, adj., palḫuawe-inspiring, supernatural, luminosity, namrirrūvawe-inspiring, to inspire awe, to cause trouble, to scare away, to fear, to be or become frightened, to frighten, to be or become nervous or restless, to quiver, twitch, to have a premature emission, to inspire fear, or respect, galātuawe, to awe, to care for, to serve, to perform service, to perform filial etc., obligations, to be worried, to be worried about, to be terrible, fearsome, to respect, to be respectful, reverent, to be respectful of, reverential toward, to be reverential, honor, venerate, fearful, fearsome, to fear, to frighten, to frighten one another, afraid, to be afraid, to be afraid of, to reduce to fear, to develop fear, palāḫuawesome splendor, appearance of awesome splendor, igisuṣillûawesomeness, fearsomeness, fear, terror, respect, pulḫuawesomeness, awe, fear, fearsomeness, terror, terrifying quality, panic, reverence, respect, puluḫtuawesomely, frighteningly, adv., puluḫḫiš awn (ie., bristle of barley), husk, chaff, iltuawry, exceeding, reversed, adj., nabalkutuaxe, ḫaṣṣinnu

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axe, a type of axe, ārimānuaxe, a divine weapon, probably an ax, kulpašuaxe, an axe, agû,9 agasalakku, agasalikku, agasilikku, kalappu, kibirru, nedintuaxe, an axe or weapon, kisītuaxe, battle-axe, kalmakruaxe, double-handed axe, pāštuaxe or hatchet, pāšuaye, aye (expressing acceptance of an order), jājaja10

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baa, bleat of a sheep, imbâ baby, to rock a baby, to wave the tail, to flap the wings, to shake out hair, nussusuback, erûtuback, backbone, gutarruback, rear, guarantor, future, later, second, lower in rank, arkûback of a mountain goat or gazelle, armu back of the head, backside (of human beings and animals), nape of the neck, rear part (of objects, parts of the body, buildings, etc.), as a prep. or adv., behind, in idiomatic expressions, replacement, late part (of the year), later time, kutalluback, one with a broad back or neck (as a nickname), kutallānuback, rear, guarantor, future, later, second, lower in rank, arkûbackbone, spine, keel of a ship, battering ram part, eṣenṣērubackside (of human beings and animals), nape of the neck, back of the head, rear part (of objects, parts of the body, buildings, etc.), as a prep. or adv., behind, in idiomatic expressions, replacement, late part (of the year), later time, kutallubackward, adv., kutallānubackward, adv., kutallānubackward, afterward, behind, arkišbad in quality, cheap, low in status, humble, small in size or quantity, maṭûbad, imperative, harsh, obstinate, tyrannical, thick, serious, savage, reliable, massive, legitimate, loud, steady, urgent, pressing, powerful, mighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, dannu11

bad, morally bad, bad, bad (in taste and smell), evil, wicked, magically evil and dangerous, ill-boding, unlucky,

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bag, part of a ḫindu-bag, muškinnu

12 Akkadian, lumnu, evil fate, evil, misfortune, ill portent, catastrophe, harm, a name of Mars, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), wicked, magically evil and dangerous, lemniš, with evil intent, badly, maliciously, Latvian,ļaunums, evil, Akkadian, dannu, bad, tyrannical, powerful, etc., Irish, dona, bad, Sanskrit, ka, Avestan, akha, bad, evil, wickedness, Irish, olc, evil, Greek, κακό, kakó, bad, Armenian, վատ, vat, bad, Albanian, keq, bad, e keqe, evil, mëkat, evil, Persian, bad, بد evil, abominable, wicked, English, bad [<ME badde] evil [<OE yfel], Sanskrit, mala, dirt, rubbish, malinay, -yati, to soil, defile, Latin, malus-a-um, Italian, male, evil, ill, sin, French, mal, evil, hurt, harm, male, adv., badly, Etruscan, male, malo (MALV), malus (MALvS, French, mauvais, bad, evil, méfier, to mistrust, Etruscan, maf (MAF), meva (ME8A), Hittite, HUL, evil, harm, English, hell [<OE helle], hellish.

13 Akkadian, k ī su , bag, leather bag for stone weights and for a merchant’s silver, capital (kept in a bag, to be used for business transactions), silver kept in a bag for deposit banking, treasury, Persian, kise, کیسه bag, sack, billfold, purse, Albanian, qese, purse, Akkadian, mašq ī tu , leather enema bag, Sanskrit, meṣaḥ, sheep, meṣacarman, sheepskin, Belarusian, мяшок, miašok, sack, Lithuanian, maisas, bag, sack, Latvian, maiss, sack, Hittite, maisas, bag, sack, Romanian, SAC, sack, bag, Finnish-Uralic, säkki, sack, Greek, σάκος, sákos, sack, Armenian, քսակը, k’saky, purse, Latin, sacculus-i, sack, Irish, sack, sack, Scots-Gaelic, sac, sack, Welsh, sach-au, sack, Italian, sacco, sack, French, sac, sack, bag, English, sack [<Gk. sakkos], Etruscan, sac, sacev, saceu (SACE8), saco (SACV), Sanskrit, goṇī, canvas sack, Persian, guni, گونی sack, Belarusian, сумка, sumka, bag, Latvian, soma, bag, Georgian, ჩანთა, chanta, bag, Greek, τσάντα, tsánta, bag, Sanskrit, bhastrA, bag, sack, Welsh, pwrs, purse, Italian, borsa, bag, purse, French, bourse, purse, English, purse, purse, [<Gk. bursa, leather], Sanskrit, topara, small bag, Croatian, torba, bag, torbica, purse, Polish, torba, bag, Armenian, toprak, bag.

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bag, reinforcement around an earthenware jar, gurābubag, sealed bag, sealed document, kaniktu, kanīkubag, sack, a dry measure, a type of business society and the capital used or invested in such business, naruqqubag, to snare, ebēlubailiff, deputy, overseer of an estate or organization, paqdubailiff, farm bailiff/overseer, farm laborer, farmer, small farmer (of a larger organization), plowman, plow animal, ikkarubailiff (as an official of a court of law), manzatuḫlubailiff, rank of bailiff, office, manzatuḫlūtubake, to bake, epûbake, to bake, to roast, kamûbaked, epûbaker, ēpûbaker or cook producing special dishes, kakardinnubaker’s trough or oven, nēpītubalance, mušaqqiltubalance for weighing, gišrinnubalance payment, compensatory payment, nipiltubalance, rest, remainder, pledge, divorce money, ezibtubalance? surplus?, anzannubald, adj., gubbuḫu, gurrudubald-headed, ḫummuṣuball?, pukkubalmy, to be balmy (said of weather), ḫabûband, a band, (foreign word), emutinband, a band, bandage, enišuband, a band, team of draft animals, harness, naṣmaduband, rope, durru band, rope, belt, fetter, wisp of straw to bind a sheaf, kannuband, strap, abšu, apšu, idru band, to to band together, to form a confederation, katāru bandage, ḫulāpu, id’etu, markastu?, naštiptu, niglallubandage, poultice, niglaltubandage, poultice (worn around the neck), mēlubandage, strap, e’al’u banding together, joining forces, adj., muttetendubank, to bank, to quiet a child, to calm furor, rest, to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to die down (said of sounds), subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to appease (an angry god or demon), to pacify ( a country, a people), to calm down, extinguish a fire, to dampen a desire, to stanch, still, to allay (a pain, an illness), to loosen a curtain, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫubank of a canal, a river, rim, edge of an object, kibru

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bank of a river, canal, ditch, amulet or piece of jewelry worn around the neck, string of beads, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), neck, necklace, neck scarf, shore of the sea, edge of a well, rim of a pot, etc., kišādubanquet, food, allotment, meal, time of the evening meal, evening, naptanubanquet, or festival, paddugānubanquet, to arrange a banquet, qarêtubar, bolt, parkubar, bolt, obstacle, obstruction, naprakubar, bolt (of a door), mēdelubar for locking doors, ēdilubar, to bar access, to stifle sound, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to divide a number, a whole, to sever relations, to separate, alienate, to wean, to depart, to render a verdict, to make a decision, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, , parāsubarb, attack, weapon (metaphor for military strength and aggressiveness), a specific, individually used weapon, warfare, troops, standard with divine symbol, tool, shaft, thorn, a formation of the exta, a sign predicting certain events, kakkubarber, gallābubarber, king’s barber, ŜU.I.LUGALbarber of the market place, gallāb maḫīri barber, female barber, SAL. ŜU.Ibarber for sick people, ŜU.I. GIGbarber’s knife, razor, naglabubare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, to undo, untie, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārubare the teeth, gnash the teeth, to rage, to be raging, gaṣāṣubare, to bare, uncover, unveil, reveal, uncoil, to break ground for cultivation, to make an opening for a foundation pit, a doorway, a pit, a grave, to slit open a human or animal body, to open a door, gate, window, room, container, to open body parts, orifices, to open a water source, to open a sealed tablet,

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room, container, to open a road, to move off, separate, to remove to a distance, to remove from office, petûbark, to bark, nabāḫu barley, a fine quality of barley, jaraḫḫu14

barley beer, a sort of beer made from barley, marnuātubarley, a type of barley, inninu, irsuppu15 barley black spot (a disease of barley), black mole, ḫalûbarley cleaned, treated in a certain way, ḫaršubarley ear, antubarley, gleaned barley, collection of prescriptions or omens, gift, a choice quality of gold and garments, liqtubarley husker, muqallipubarley, measure of capacity, the amount of barley in one such unit, kurrubarley or beer large container, ḫiburnubarley, parched barley, *gububtubarley pile, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cutting off the head, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), cut-off piece of wood, cut of meat, cut-off flesh, section, breach, curtailment, diminution, stump of a tree, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, niksubarley, pile of barley, storage area, karamubarley, pile of barley prepared for storage, property held in common by several persons, karû16

barley prepared for shipment, basket for shipping barley, napšartubarley process, performed on barley seeds, abnormal condition of parts of the body, ḫamāšubarley processed by the ḫāmišu, deformed parts of the body (describing), referring to adj., ḫamšubarley processor, ḫāmišu, muḫammišubarley, qualifying barley, galburḫu, ḫunnuṭu

14 Akkadian, jaraḫḫu, a fine quality of barley, Romanian, grâu, wheat, Armenian, գարի, gari, barley, Albanian, grurë, wheat, corn, Latvian, milti, flour, Albanian, miell, flour, English, meal [<melu], coarsely ground, edible grain, Greek, σίκαλη, sikali, rye, Latin, seges, cornfield, seagal, rye, Italian, segale rye, French, seigle, rye, Hittite, seli, grain pile, grain storage, Etruscan, segeles, Hindi, raee, राई rye, raž, rye, Latvian, rudzu, rye, Armenian, բադրիջան, badrijan, rye, Welsh, rhyg, rye, English, rye [<OE ryge], Sanskrit, yavaḥ, barley, Croatian, jedva, barley, Finnish-Uralic, vehnä, wheat, Hittite, euan, grain, Latvian, mieži, barley, Finnish-Uralic, maissi, corn, Italian, Mais, corn, French, mais, corn, English, maize [<OE], corn, Akkadian, dišarru, a kind of wild cereal, Romanian, secară, rye, Welsh, seren, rye, Romanian, orz, barley, Italian, orzo, barley, French, orge, barley, Irish, eorna, barley, Scots-Gaelic, òrna, barley, Albanian, elb, barley, french, blé, wheat, corn, Hittite, halki-, grain, barley, Hlk, barley, grain, barley-god, Romanian, făină, flour, farina, Latin, farina-ae, meal, flour, Italian, Farina, flour, meal, farina, French, farine, flour, meal, farina, Irish, plúr, flour, Welsh, flawd, flour, meal, English, flour [<ME]. 15 Akkadian, inninu, irsuppu, a type of barley, Sanskrit, sūpaḥ, broth, sauce, Persian, sup, سوپ soup, Georgian, სუპი, sup’i, soup, Belarusian, суп, sup, Polish, zupa, soup, Latvian, zupa, soup, Romanian, supă, soup, Greek, σούπα, soúpa, soup, Albanian, supë, soup, French, soupe, soup, English, soup [<OFr. soupe, broth, of Gmc. origin], Persian, sos, سوس sauce, rabb, رب sauce, Belarusian, Соус, sous , sauce, Polish, sos, sauce, Romanian, sos, sauce, Armenian, Սոուս, sous, sauce, Scots-Gaelc, sauce, sauce, Welsh, saws-iau, sauce, French, sauce, sauce, English, sauce? [<Lat. salsa, salted], Georgian, σάλτσα, sáltsa, sauce, Greek, σάλτσα, sáltsa , sauce, Albanian, salcë, prevede, sauce, Italian, s alsa , sauce, Georgian, პასტა, p’ast’a, paste, Belarusian, Паста, pasta, paste, Polish, pasta, paste (Polish), Welsh, past, paste, Italian, pesto, Genoese sauce; adj. crushed, battered, Etruscan, pesto (PESTV)?16 Akkadian, kar û , barley, pile of barley prepared for storage, property held in common, Georgian, ქერი, keri , barley, Armenian, գարի, gari, barley, Romanian, ORZ, barley, Finnish-Uralic, ohra, barley, Irish, eorna, barley, Scots-Gaelic, eòrna, barley, Italian, orzo, barley, French, orge, Etruscan, ork (VRK), barley, Akkadian, ḫunṭu, quality of barley, Welsh, haidd, barley.

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basket, sowing basket, mazrûbasket to carry earth, bricks, etc., a wooden container, kudurrubasket with wooden handle, gisappu basketmaker, ēpiš qappātibasket-mender, ēdihubasis, base, foundation, habitation, duruššubastard, līdubastard, child of a slave girl, the young of an animal, brood (of birds, snakes), līdānubat, a bat, gilgidānubat or bird, small rodent, pirurūtubat or cudgel? a heavy stick used as a weapon, gišginûbath house, narmaktu, in bīt narmaktibath house, land suitable for flood irrigation, mû, in bīt mêbath, ritual or medical bath, washbowl, washbasin, narmaktubath vessel, metal vessel used to pour water over a person when taking a bath, bathing place, bathtub, ritual bathing, narmakubathing place, ritual bathing, bathtub, metal vessel used to pour water over a person when taking a bath narmakubathtub, metal vessel used to pour water over a person when taking a bath, ritual bathing, narmakubattering ram, jašibu, jašubûbattering ram, (a small battering ram), girgiṣubattering ram part, keel of a ship, backbone, spine, eṣenṣērubattering ram, person digging in a tell, nappilubattle, dirdirrubattle-axe, kalmakrubattle, combat, mitḫuṣūtubattle, confusion, blurring of vision, ašītubattle cry, to raise the hue and cry of battle, tānuqātibattle, fray, ašgagubattle, onslaught, adammûbattle, strife, (poetic term) anantubattle, to give battle, qarābubattle, to join battle, to knock down, to lock horns, to abut, to gore (said of animals), to butt, to butt each other, nakāpubattle, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to make ready for battle, to make regulations, to form a herd of animals, to assemble, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, organize, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, to organize a group, a country, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to compact, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārubattleground, near future, naqrabubattlements, naburrubattlements, circlet, headband, kilīlu

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be it, indeed, or, lube, to be, *kânu17

beam, amrûbead, a bead, spirrubead, bead or stone, iron, iron stone, parzillubead, a stone bead, ḫipindû bead, egg-shaped bead, necklace of such beads, erimmatubead in the form of a pomegranate, nurmânubead, necklace?, irimmubead or ornament, du’iltu, parû, pinnubead, metal or stone bead of various forms, ḫīdubead, stone bead of specific shape, implement wooden part, hypogastric region (lower stomach), emšubeads, a string of beads, gišdilûbeads, string of beads (of a fixed number), limbs, recitations of an incantation, figure, counting (as an act or technique), standard of coinage, contingent of soldiers, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), minûtubeads, a string of beads, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), neck, necklace, piece of jewelry or amulet worn around the neck, neck scarf, bank of a river, canal, ditch, shore of the sea, edge of a well, riim of a pot, etc., kišādubeam, log, gušūrubeam, column, gišmaḫḫubeam, curved beam or stick, mummubeaming, ritually beaming, pure, sharp, clear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, good health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), namrubean, small bean or lentil, kakkûbear, asu, dabû, margû?bear, to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to bear, to transport goods, etc., to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have

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bearer, carrier, ābilubearded, anadaru, darīru, darrubearing fruit (said of trees), adj., nāšûbearing (said of a tree), productive, adj., ḫānibubeat, to beat, throb, palpitate, to worry, to fear, to be anxious about, to be in a dangerous situation, to cause concern, nakādubeat, to beat, to be beaten, to hit, naṭûbeaten, adj., *naṭûbeating, niṭûtubeating, hitting, *niṭûbeauty, darling, treasure, recommendation, prosperity, profit, grace, favor (divine) grace, gratitude, fame, fortune, good fortune, good luck, well-being, fortune, choice thing, dumqubeauty (physical beauty), li’bubeauty, to provide with beauty, happiness, pleasure, lullûbeautiful, adj., japubeautiful, handsome, fine, good, pleasant, of good family, well-to-do, expert, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damqubeautiful, well-formed, *kuzābubecause, conj., nēmel, nirit?,because, according to, instead of, conj., kīmūbecause, as, according to, as soon as, when, in the manner of, that, whether, on account of, if, in case, so that, conj. kīmabecause of, concerning, on behalf of, on account of, with respect to, related to, aššumbecause of the fact that, since, appišbecause, otherwise, conj., kūmbecause, so that, that, on account of the fact, aššum bed, eršu, gišnû, ḫuralbu, ḫurallu, maršu, munû, namallubed, a (foreign?) word for bed, murušbed, a type of bed, dunnu, kitbarattubed, describing a bed, mundultubed, feature of a bed, dinnûbed or chair with a special decoration, kamuššakkubed provided with a side piece, izzidarûbed sideboard, amaru, eŝkirim

18 Akkadian, na š û , to bear, have, hold a document, to bear fruit, to transport goods, etc., nisannu , 1st month, 1st produce of the season, Belarusian, несці, niesci, to bear, Croatian, nositi, to bear, Romanian, da naștere, give birth, Latin, nascor-i; natus and gnatus, to be born, French, donner naissance, to give birth, Etruscan, NAS, NASC, NASeR, Persian, nesân نشان دادن dâdan, to produce, reveal, show, expose, declare, etc., Croatian, poroditi, to deliver, give birth, Latvian, radīt, to generate, Latin, edo-edere-didi-ditum; to put forth, discharge, emit, to give birth, to produce, Etruscan, eta, etes, eto (ETV), Latin, genero-are, to beget, Belarusian, генераваць, hienieravać, to generate, Croatian, generirati, to generate, Polish, generować, to generate, Romanian, a genera, to generate, Armenian, գեներացնելու համար, generats’nelu hamar, to generate, Irish, a ghiniúint, to generate, Scots-Gaelic, a ghiniúint, to generate, Welsh, cynhyrchu, to produce, generate, Italian, generare, to generate, French, générer, to generate.

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beet, alūtu, allu’tu, il’ūtubeetle, dung beetle, chin, kanzūzubefore, ahead of, vanguard, lead, front side, front part, in front of, counterpart, equivalent, answer, copy of a document, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtubefore, by, from, in front of, on account of, prep., lapanibefore, conj., and prep., lamabefore, in front, adv., muttiš, panišbefore, with, in the presence of, from, instead of, ašarbeg, to beg humbly, to exhibit utmost humility (in gestures), ), to act humbly, to pray contritely (always with appu, labānubehavior, correct behavior, correct measure, truth, justice, loyalty, stability, permanency, kīnātubehavior, gait, alaktubehavior, rite, way of acting, pressing of dates, sole of the foot, in kibis šēpi, access, approach, vestiges, traces, tracks, track (as a physical feature), steps (made by human beings, animals, demons, etc.,), walk, gait, path, path (in metaphoric use), etc., deduction, allowance, kibsubehind, after, dāt19

behind, backward, afterward, arkišbehind, afterward, to the rear, arka, arkibehind, (as a prep. or adv), rear part (of objects, parts of the body, buildings, etc.), back of the head, backside (of human beings and animals), nape of the neck, in idiomatic expressions, replacement, late part (of the year), later time, kutallubehold, ellû, illūmebehold, to behold, see, look at, amārubehold, to inspect, to discover, to examine, to gaze at, to show, to cause irritation, preoccupation, trouble, concern, to see to, face, to face, to look at, to look, to look favorably upon, to see, palāsubeings, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, person, somebody, nobody, capital case, personnel, persons of menial status, animals counted in a herd, body, self, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištubelch, gišûtubelch, to belch, gešûbelittler, person who belittles others, muqallilubellows, munappiḫtu?, nappaḫubelly, big-bellied, adj., pandānubelly, diaphragm, papān libbibelly, lungs (human and animal), entrails, ḫašûbelly, on the belly, adv., kabattumabelly, stomach, namšašubelonging to, from, (prep., in, among, from, like, instead of, according to), parts of the exta, parts of the 19 Akkadian, dāt, behind, Italian, dietro a, behind, indietro, back, French, derrière, behind, Akkadian, arkiš, behind, backward, afterward, arka, arki, behind, afterward, to the rear, Greek, αρχαίος, archaíos, ancient, άρχων, archon, leader, Etruscan, ARCAS, ARCE, ARCEI, ARCES, ARCIA, ARCIO (ARCIV), ARCIS, ARCAMEN, Persian, poste sar, prep., behind, Latin, post [older, poste], adv. behind, in the rear; of time, later, posterus [poster]-a-am, next, future,following; posterior-us, next, later, inferior, worse, Italian, posteri, posterity; posteriore, posterior, French, postérieur, posterior, subsequent, behind, later, back, behind, rear, English, posterity, Etruscan, post (PVST), poste (PVSTE), posti (PVSTI), poster (PVSTER), Latvian, vecāki, older, Italian, ecchio, older, Sanskrit, anu, behind, Hittite, annalli-, old, previous, anala/i, former, anisan, anats, formerly, old, Armenian, Ավելի հին, Aveli hin, older, Croatian, leda, back, English, older [<OE eald], behind.

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human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbubelonging to us, our, adj., nû20

beloved (an epithet of goddesses), honored, worshipped, kanûtubeloved object, desirable, supplies, useful, need, needed materials, lack, necessities, ḫišiḫtubeloved one, mudādubeloved one, favorite, namaddu, narāmtubeloved one, favorite, he who loves, love, free will, consent, good will, volition, narāmubeloved or the like, adj., ḫašdukbeloved, smoothed, honored (said ofdeities), adj., kunnûbelt, a belt or scarf, mēzeḫubelt, a type of leather belt, ḫuzītubelt, band, rope, fetter, wisp of straw to bind a sheaf, kannubelt, girdle, metal band on a door, a pillar, miserrubelt or sash, nibḫubelt or sash, frieze, nēbeḫubelt, sash, ḫuṣannu, belt, string, izḫubelt, woolen belt or scarf of special make, išrubench of a boat or wagon, gišḫummubend, gabābubend, to bend? Kâpubend, to be shamed?, lâdubend, to become bent, to curve, to wrap around, kapāpubend, to bend, to bend down, to submit to an overlord, a deity, to submit to a decision, to force into submission, to make submissive, to bow down, to construct an incline, to subject oneself, to make bow, to subjugate, kanāšubend, to bend down completely, to be curled, to contort, to become contorted, twisted, to coil, to twist, to make twisted, contorted, coiled, kanānubend, to bend over, to curl, to droop, to be curled, kapāṣubend, to blunt, kepûbenediction, blessing, blessedness (state of being the object of divine blessings), kiribtubenediction, blessing, money or goods pledged by a vow to a deity, prayer, ikribubenefit, to benefit through somebody, nēmelubenevolent attention, nasḫurubenevolently, to act benevolently, to become tranquil, to be at rest, to rest, to relent, to abate, to settle, to calm, to be calmed, to calm down, to heal, relax, restore, to allow a field to lie fallow, to soothe, to be soothed, relieved, to pacify, to be pacified, to quiet, to be quieted, pašāḫu

20 Akkadian, innû, ours, nû, our, Persian, nô [azem], our, m â , ما our, Belarusian, наш, naš, our, Croatian, naše, our, Polish, nasz, our, Baltic-Sudovian, nusun, our, Romanian, al NOSTRU, our, Latin, nos, Italian, nostro, nostri, nostra, nostre, our, French, notre,, nos, our, Etruscan, nos (NVS), Persian, m â , ما our, Latvian, mūsu, our, Greek, μας, mas, emas, our, Armenian, մեր, mer, our, Albanian, ynë, our, Scots-Gaelic, againn, our, Welsh, ein, our, Irish, ár, our, English, our [<OE ure].

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benevolently, well, carefully, piously, damqišbenefit, gain, surplus, profit, nēmelubent, bowed, kuppupubent, curled, adj., kapṣubent, curved, kabistubequeath, contend for superiority, deliver promptly, reinforce, make valid, to become strong, strengthen, to increase, to speak severely, become stronger, become even thickness, danānubequeath, to leave a token remnant of land, document, to make out a legal document, to abandon, to desert, to leave, leave behind, to neglect, disregard, to leave something with or to a person, to entrust, to reserve, set aside, to leave behind, to leave to posterity, to lend money, to divorce, to spare, leave out, to save, to be saved, to leave one another, ezēbubereft, to become bereft, slow, weak, to humble, to be poor in quality, looks, etc., to be reduced, to reduce, diminish, to be reduced to less, to diminish in strength, to diminish, in short supply, to become smaller, to cause to become small, be too small, to decrease in number, to cause a decrease in quantity, to be missing, to be short a given quantity, to treat badly, to place someone in a bad position, to weaken, maṭûberry, a red berry, mark, mole, erimuberry bush, dususubesiege, to besiege, to be besieged, to besiege a city, to arrange decorations in a circular form, to encircle an object with decorations, arrange objects in a circle, circle, to move in a circle, to encircle, to make a round, to circle around an object, a person, a region, to have someone circle, surround an object, a place, to circumambulate, to form a circle for magic purposes with sand, flour, etc., to wall a city, a precinct, to fence a garden, a house, etc., to surround, to surround, to surround completely, to surround a city with a wall, to wrap up, to pack, to wrap, hem in an enemy, to throng around a person, to throng constantly, to walk around a field, house, etc., a moat, lamûbeside, with, prep., itubesides, apart from, elabesides, in addition, adv., elatbesides, apart from, in addition to, beyond, prep., elatbesides, in addition, moreover, furthermore, indeed, as well, appūnabesides, separately, aḫumbest, the best of, first rate, choice quality, excerpt?, nisqubestow, to make a present, gêsubeverage, a beverage, marmēnubewitch, to cast an evil spell, kašāpubewitched substance, kušāpubewitcher, sorcerer, sorceress, muštēpišubeyond, prep., ebarbeyond, above, on, elbeyond, on the other shore or bank, aḫullābeyond, over and above, not more than, alla, *illabeyond, besides, apart from, in addition to, prep., elatBig Dipper, the constellation UrsaMajor, cart, cartload, wagon, eriqqubile, gall bladder, gall, martubile, to vomit, mâ’u

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bin, storage bin or jar, produce of a field, yield, išpikūbind, to bind, ḫalālubind, to bind?, lalûbind, to bind hands and feet, to bind magically, arrest a person, to put a person in fetters, to be fettered, to join, to tie objects together, to bond bricks or blocks of stone, to paralyze limbs and parts of the body, to demand payment, to be joined, kasûbind, to bind, to make a furrow, to plant trees, ḫarāšu, ḫašûbind together, to tie, to join, construct buildings, etc., to collect, to compose a text, to give relief, to strengthen, to repair, to organize, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārubinder (name of a demon), e’ēlubinder of sheaves, murakkisubinding by magic means, *kāsûbinding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, fortified, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, fierce, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, grave, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannubinding, magic binding? Kisâtubinding, not binding, invalid, naḫrubird, a bird, amusiggu, anpatu, ārabānu, argabu, asqīqu, asumatānu, aškikītu, gadûbird, a bird, abrammu, adaburtu, ajû, appānu, awīlānu, dalû, diqdiqqu, dubdubbu, dūdubird, a bird, durummu, enšubu, erullu, eškinninītu, eššebu, gamgammu, girgilubird, a bird, ḫarbu, ḫazû, ḫulālu, ḫuluppu, ḫumtu, ḫūqu, ḫurinnu, ḫurūgu, ḫusû, ḫutmu, ibbiltubird, a bird, illabrâ, irkabu, itguru, kakilu, karkarru, kibšu, kuluppû, kupītu, kurūbu, laḫantu, bird, a bird, iṣṣūr samēdi, muštarrištu, nannaru, naṣnaṣu, nēru, niazu, pašānu, pašku, pingu bird, a bird (foreign word) arriš, pa’ûbird, a bird, kapartu, in šāt kaparti bird, a bird, kapru, in šāt kaprubird, a bird, maṣḫatu, in qārib maṣḫatibird, a bird (lit. a camel-thorn bird), iṣṣūr ašāgi bird, a bird (lit. a jackel bird), ḫarruḫaja21

bird, a bird (Lit. a marsh bird), iṣṣūr apparibird, a bird (lit. attractive), kuzbānubird, a bird (lit. bird of the reed-thicket), iṣṣūr šūribird, a bird (lit. bird of the threshing floor), iṣṣūr maškanibird, a bird (Lit. bird with a crest like the hair style of the kezretu-woman), iṣṣūr kezrētibird, a bird (lit. cane bird), iṣṣūr kīsibird, a bird (lit. crest bird), iṣṣūr kubšibird, a bird (Lit evil bird), iṣṣūr lemuttibird, a bird (lit. garland bird), iṣṣūr kilīlibird, a bird (lit. It-lies-down-and-pretends-to-be-dead), ittil-imūt

21 Akkadian, ḫarruḫaja, a bird (lit. a jackel bird), Hittite, uriani/urini, wari/warai, oracle bird, Latin, oscen-inis, bird of auguries, raven, owl, Etruscan, osca (VSCA), osce (VSCE), oscen (VSCeN), (OSINAS).

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bird, a bird (lit. the crested one), kubšānubird, a, bird (lit. makes kappa), kappa-ippušbird, a bird (lit. mountain bird), iṣṣūr šadȋbird, a bird (lit. my cap is multicolored), a part of the plow, cap (name of a part of the exta, especially the apical lobe of the lung), cap of a seal, headdress, cap, a part of the human body, kubšubird, a bird (lit. night bird), iṣṣūr mūšibird, a bird (lit. orchard bird), iṣṣūr kirȋbird, a bird (lit. red bird), iṣṣūru sāmubird, a bird (lit. rustic bird), iṣṣūr kīdibird, a bird (lit. the little veiled one), katīmatubird, a bird (lit. water bird), iṣṣūr mêbird, a bird (lit. wide-winged), kappu-rapašbird, a bird-shaped rhyton, bird (as a technical term in extispicy referring to a bird-shaped grouping), poultry, iṣṣūru22

bird, a bird, a cucurbitaceous plant, liligûbird, a bird, a snake, eel-like fish, kuppūbird, a bird, butterfly, a medicinal plant, kurṣiptubird, a bird of prey, mesukkubird, a bird’s young, nibṣubird, a crested bird, ḫasibaru, iṣṣūr ḫāṣibarubird, a crested bird, possibly the wren, kudurrānubird, a green winged insect, ḫanzizītubird, a long-legged bird, muškûbird, a marsh bird, niqūdu bird, a nocturnal bird, našpartubird, a part of a lung, a mechanical device, homer, donkey, male donkey, imērubird, a wild bird, marratubird, aquatic bird (“donkey mare of the river”), atān nāri bird, small rodent or bat, pirurūtubird, cry of a bird (an onomatopoeie rendering of the cry of a bird), kappibird, decoy bird, iṣṣūr tubāqibird, female bird, wooden object, iṣṣūrtubird, fledgling bird, a piece of cloth, a part of the exta, naḫtubird, francolin, a wild gamebird like a partridge, ittidûbird, in the manner of the ḫaḫḫuru-bird, adv., ḫaḫḫurattabird, like a bird, adv., iṣṣūrišbird like the anzû-bird, anzânišbird of the raven/crow family, ḫaḫḫurubird, to divine omens from a bird, iššūrubird sound, a word describing the sound of a bird?, nāmubird trap, ḫuḫāru, kilūbu

22 Akkadian, iṣṣ ū ru , bird (as a technical term in extispicy referring to a bird-shaped grouping), poultry, Romanian, pasăre, bird, French, oiseau, bird, Hittite, suwais (?), bird, Italian, uccello, bird, Etruscan oiso (OISO), Latin, avis-is, Sanskrit, patagaḥ, bird, Belarusian, птушк, ptuška, bird, Croatian, ptica, bird, Polish, ptak, bird, Latvian, putns, bird.

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bird used for decoy, arrubird, worm, a disease, išqippubird’s nest, basket, necklace, obligation (as a legal term), ḫīšubird’s nest or perch, kinburrubirth, animal that has given birth, imikānubirth, to give birth, alādu, walādubirth, to give birth easily, charge, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course, to inject an enema, to make do the right thing, to prepare, to proceed, march on, to thrive, prosper, to send, dispatch, to put or keep in good order, clear up, to set aright, to provide justice, to give correct decisions, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to advance against, to become successful, to be put in order, to be fitted out correctly, ešērubirth, woman who does not give birth easily, giving good guidance, keeping in good order, adj., muštēširubison, alimbû, ḫusariqq bison (as a mythological creature), a constellation, kusarikkubit, bridle (for a donkey), katappûbit for a horse, iškamdibitch, female dog, a leather part of the plow, kalbatubite, bite mouthful, niškubite, small repast, a bread cake, kusāpubite, to bite, to bite one’s tongue, lips, to bite into something, to tear into someone, to bite, to gnaw, to gnaw one’s fingers, našākubiting, munaššikubiting, brackish, bitter, adj., marrubiting insect, a biting insect, kuzāzubitter, brackish, biting, adj., marrubitter, fateful, hard, unhappy, dangerous, unlucky, ill-boding, magically evil and dangerous, wicked, evil, evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), lemnubitter, grievous, severe, impregnable, inaccessible, difficult, diseased, sick, marṣubitter lettuce, murārubitter, stinking, ḫappubitter taste, murrubitter, to be bitter, to make bitter, to prevail (said of military force), to make prevail, marārubitterly, with difficulty, with pain, marṣišbitumen, kuprubivouac, evening time, evening, overnight stay, eve of a feast, evening ceremnonies, nubattublack spot (a disease of barley), black mole, ḫalûblade of a dagger, water hole, setting for precious stones, mouth of a watercourse, entrance to a building, opening of a part of the body, of an object, relationship, ratio, proportion, content of a document or inscription, wording, authorship, dictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral tradition, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûblade of a weapon or tool, tongue of a flame, statement, wording, report, gossip, slander, commentary,

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language, technical language, special language or dialect, nationality, person or people speaking a foreign language, person (captured) able to give information, plowshare, ingot, lišānublade, sharpened stone, flint, mešēltubladder, elibbuḫubladder stone, urethra, muštinnublamed, receive blame, to give a bad name, to revile, to make disgusting, to spoil, to be bad, ugly, to become bad, to *masākublanket, a blanket? kimmāgatublanket or cover, iškušḫu, paḫantarrublanket or wrap of linen or wool, ḫullānu, ḫulīlūblaspheme, to blaspheme, to curse the gods, to curse, to utter curses, to be cursed, to abuse, insult, to keep insulting, to call names, to cause to be hated, to make detestable, nazārublaze, rising (of celestial bodies), conflagration, unreliable, false prediction, a group of ominous phenomena on the liver, excrescence?, blown-up part?, nipḫublazing, āriru, muštaḫmiṭublazing fire, kindled, shining, rising sun, star, anpḫubleach, to bleach, to sinter, to become sintered, to pale, to become white, to clean, to launder, peṣûbleached, pale, white, cleared, emptied (of vegetation, obstructions, etc., said of plots of land), peṣûbleacher, washerman, mupaṣṣûbleat, to bleat (said of goats), nabāzubleating, gugittubleating, howling, adj., lābûblemish, red mole, a semiprecious reddish stone, a red berry or the shrub producing it, pendûblessed, to be blessed with old age, to let live to old age, *paršumublessedness (state of being the object of divine blessings), blessing, benediction, kiribtu blessing, kirbu, kurbublessing, benediction, money or goods pledged by a vow to a deity, prayer, ikribublessing, blessedness (state of being the object of divine blessings), benediction, kiribtu blessing, prayer, karābublessing recited during performance of a ritual activity, words, utterance, speech, recitation, naqbītu blessing, to pronounce formulas of blessing (said of gods and divine powers and manifestations), to invoke blessings upon other persons for a specific purpose, before the images of the gods, to pronounce formulas of praise, adoration, homage and greeting, to pray to the gods, to make the gesture of adoration or greeting, to dedicate an offering by pronouncing the relevant formulas, karābublind, adj., nāṭilu, in la nāṭilu blind, or having an eye defect, ḫuppudublind, perhaps to blind, cause an eye injury, ḫuppudublind, to gouge out eyes, to blind, to gouge out (eyes, nipples), dig out, to dig up, to quarry, to tear down, to demolish, to kick up dust, to turn upside down, napāublindness, confusion, mīšītublinkers, film, membrane, afterbirth, , ipublinkers, spy hole, hatch, also as name of a mark on the left lobe of the liver, nakplastublinkers, liver mark, spy hole (name of a mark on the left lobe of the liver), look, glance, naplasubliss, state of bliss after death, artāwablister, excrescence, ḫibšu

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blister or sore, pulḫītubloated, swollen, adj., nuppuḫubloated, to be bloated, swollen, blown up, to hiss, to blow something, to blow on each other?, to blow gustily, to become swollen, bloated again and again, to light a fire, a stove, a brazier, to set fire to a pyre, to become visible, to rise, to glow (said of stars, moon, sun, etc.), to snort, to rattle, to light fires, to be bloated, swollen, to be kindled, to be kindled again and again, to flare up repeatedly, napāḫublock, cake of material other than mud, mud brick, brickwork, brick, slab, libittublock, exact copy, exact (standard) measure, track (of the wheel), ḫirṣublock, in a block, lump-shaped, compressed?, compacted? Kupputublock, like a block, adv., lagabbišblock, name of the cuniform sign LAGAB, lagabbublock, paving block of a yard, wall or other construction, facing, embankment, dam, kisirtublock, to dam a river, to lay across, to make a pavement, kesērublock, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to divide a number, a whole, to sever relations, to separate, alienate, to wean, to depart, to render a verdict, to make a decision, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, , parāsublock, to block progress, a road, retain food, urine, etc., cut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûblocked, closed, obstructed, adj., peḫûblocking of the water supply in a canal, dam, kiriktublood, bloodshed, slaying, blood money, kin, damublood, dark red, adamātublood, adamublood money, blood, bloodshed, slaying, kin, damublood, to shed blood, tears, to be shed, to pour out as a libation (water and other liquids, also flour), to let flow, to sacrifice, to offer sacrifices repeatedly, to be sacrificed, naqûbloodshed, to shed blood, damebloody excrement, nīṭubloom, to bloom, ḫanāmablooming, adj., *ḫannāmublow away, to be blown away, to winnow, našāpublow, hit, nikiptublow into somebody, said of evil spirits, to inflate, to blow away spirit from dead body, edēpu

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blow, stroke, wound, stroke of a tool, sting of an animal, prick of a thorn, attack (of a disease, a demon, an army), swamp, waterlogged land, plowed land, a decoration of precious stones, weaving, woven cloth, a wooden part of a door, part of a measuring box, miḫṣu blow, to blow something, to blow on each other?, to be bloated, swollen, blown up, to blow gustily, to become swollen, bloated again and again, to hiss, to light a fire, a stove, a brazier, to set fire to a pyre, to become visible, to rise, to glow (said of stars, moon, sun, etc.), to hiss, to snort, to rattle, to light fires, to be bloated, swollen, to be kindled, to be kindled again and again, to flare up repeatedly, napāḫublown-up part?, excrescence?, a group of ominous phenomena on the liver, unreliable, false prediction, conflagration, blaze, rising (of celestial bodies), nipḫublue or a shade of green, ḫinziribublue shade of wool, ḫusmānublunt, to chip, trim, ḫesērublunt, to bend, kepûblunted, trimmed down, ḫussurublur eyes, stir up, roil water, disturb, embarrass, denounce, interfere, confuse, become troubled, dalāḫublurred, confused, cloudy, disturbed, muddy, dalḫublurred, confused, tangled, ešûblurring of the vision, confusion, ešītublurring of vision, battle, confusion, ašītuboard, dibbuboard, wooden board (as part of a brick mold, part of a window, etc.), income or dues registered in a special ledger orlist on a wooden tablet, kiskirruboard, wooden board, plate, metal plate, dappuboaster, braggart, mukabbiru, muktabbiru, mumbiuboastful attitude, presumptuousness, multarḫūtuboat, a kind of boat, mašallûboat, a type of boat, a perforated container for aromatic herbs, cage, weir in a canal, barrage, muballittuboat cabin, ḫinnuboat cable, rope, closure of a door, bonf of a wall, link, center, designation of a sacred object, markasu boat made of inflated skins, kibarruboat master, master of a boat going downstream, muqqelpītu, in ša muqqelpītiboat, part of a boat, *mašdaduboat, part of a boat, plank, paršiktuboat, part of the construction of a boat, iskarûboat, qualifying a boat, muttabrītuboat, ship, elippuboat, sides (of a boat), around, circumference, confines, region, territory, alongside, adjacent to, border, border line, alongside, itûboat, small boat, maturrubody, limbs, normal (size of an object, normal number, normal length of time, normal (i.e., computed) moment in time, amount, number, length, accounting), shape, size proportions, health, minītubody, figure, appearance, stature of persons, self, person, body, size, shape, configuration of objects, lānu

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body, opening of a part of the body, of an object, talk, empty talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral communication, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûbody, inside of the body, liver?, emotions, thoughts, mind, spirit, kabattubody part, kakammatu, kamkissu, minzû?, mīsaru?, multābiltu, natallubody part, a decoration, a log, kiplubody part, fissure, split, undoing, separation, ransom, piṭrubody part in the region of mouth and throat, nurzubody part of animal, ḫabšūtu body part of animal, ḫani, in DIŜ-ḫānibody part, of human or animal, gabbu, gannu, ḫamurītubody part of a human, gubgubu, kurrubody part, part of the human body, a bird (lit. my cap is multicolored), a part of the plow, cap (name of a part of the exta, especially the apical lobe of the lung), cap of a seal, headdress, cap, kubšubody part tip, tip of parts of the body?, nakkapubody, self, animals counted in a herd, persons of menial status, personnel, capital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištubodily trait, a characteristic bodily trait, adj., *gullulu, gurruru, gurruṣu, ḫašḫašu, ḫubbuṣu, ḫuggulu, bodily trait, a characteristic bodily trait, adj., ḫurrušu, ḫuṣṣubu, *ḫuzzuḫu, ḫuzzulubodily trait, a characteristic bodily trait, adj., defective (said of objects), ḫubbušu, ḫunnunu, ḫuššuluboil, or skin growth, kuzillatuboil, red boil, fruit of the strawberry tree, girgiššuboils, a person afflicted with red boils, girgiššu, in ša girgiššiboils, full of boils?, adj., lamṣatānubolt, gāmirubolt, bar, parkubolt, bar, (of a door), mēdelubolt, bar, obstacle, obstruction, naprakubolt, man in charge of the bolt of the gate, mēdelu, in ša mēdelibond a wall, to attach gold ornaments, ḫatûbond, fetter, an intestinal disease, kīsubond of a wall, rope, cable of a boat, closure of a door, link, center, designation of a sacred object, markasubond (of a mountain, wall), anger, feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, wrath, structure, mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣrubond, to bond bricks or blocks of stone, to bind, to bind hands and feet, to bind magically, arrest a person, to put a person in fetters, to be fettered, to join, to tie objects together, to paralyze limbs and parts of the body, to demand payment, to be joined, kasû

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bonds, captivity, kamītubone, ankle bone, an ornament, probably in the shape of an astragal, kiṣallubone, a bone, piššiqubone, frame of the body, a measure, eṣemtubookkeeper, ḫamarakaraboor, coarse, boorish man, aḫurrûboorish, to act boorishly, nuwā’ūtubooty, captive, loot, prisoner of war, robbery, ḫubtubooty, conquest, prisoner of war, seizure (by a disease, demons), acquisition, assets, kišittubooty, spoils, gain, profits, ḫimṣātubooty or income from a secular or a temple office, property, lot, portion, share (a portion of land, or booty, assigned by lot, lot, fortune, power, special qualification, emblem, isquborder, arm, arm or handle of an instrument, side, edge, span or fathom (a measure), bracelet, wing, strength, iduborder, border line, adjacent to, alongside, territory, region, confines, circumference, sides (of a boat), around, alongside, itûborder, border line, territory, region, land (as a political term), march, miṣruborder, boundary, district, pilkuborder boundary stone, to establish a border by means of a boundary stone, to set up a boundary stone, kadāruborder, edge, piātuborder, edge, a part of the constellation Cygnus, kumāruborder, northern border, ištānānuborder path, path forming a border between fields, giridûborder wall, ḫalwuborderline, a type of borderline, nēruborderline, circumference, perimeter, limit (in time), edge, rim (of objects, eyes), enclosure of a field, fence, walled garden, outer wall, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītuborderline, design, plan, iṣratuborderline, to fix a borderline, muṣṣurubore, to bore, to pierce, perforate, to run through (with a sword or other weapon), to slaughter, patāḫuborn in the month kinūnu, adj., kinūnûborn in the month of Nisannu, *nisannûborn on the day of the nabrû festival, *nabrûborrow, to borrow, ḫabātuborrow, to owe, to acquire on credit, assume financial obligation, ḫabāluboss, disk, sun disk, nipḫuboth, two, pair, pron. kilallānbother, to crush, to step into something unclean accidentally, to step upon something on purpose, defeat an enemy, to make people do work, to press people, to stamp out a fire, to suppress noise, to make compact, to full cloth, to let time pass, to stride, to walk upon, to pace off, to make regulations, to come in, to exert oneself, to put pressure upon a person, to drop a claim, a case, to forgive, pardon a sin, to put reciprocal pressure on each other, to allow to walk about, to trample, to make a road or ramp

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by compressing and stamping the soil, to make concessions, to submit oneself, kabāsubother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātubothersome, to become difficult, lethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, rich, to become painful, to become important, honored, to hatch (said of a bird), to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātubottle, a bottle, laḫannubottle, or a cup, ḫubšašubottom (of the interior of a container or of the exterior of an object), family, assurance of continuation of a family, social status or position, discipline of an army, foundation of a building, wall, gate, etc., foundation of a reign or government, base, administrative or political reorganization (of a country or city), support, potstand, base of a tree, root of plants or parts of the body and the exta, lower extremities, stance, horizon, damp course, išdubough, leafy bough, ḫassubound, fettered, adj., kasûbound together, to compact, make compact, to make ready, make ready for battle, to fortify, to surround with a fence or net, put together, work for wages, to cluster, gather, organize, to organize a group, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, concentrate, to become joined, to tie together, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to be tied, kaṣāruboundaries, to draw boundaries, to draw multiple boundaries, to divide, to delimit, to be marked out, delimited, palākuboundary, border, district, pilku boundary, boundary stone, boundary marker, tor, sharp rock, a sharp pointed tool, pulukkuboundary, limit, acquisition, assets, kišduboundary marker, boundary stone, boundary, tor, sharp rock, a sharp pointed tool, pulukkuboundary stone, boundary marker, boundary, tor, sharp rock, a sharp pointed tool, pulukkuboundary stone, stone monument inscribed with laws and regulations, memorial monument set up by a king, narûboundary stone, to establish a border by means of a boundary stone, to set up a boundary stone, kadāru boundary, territory, plan, outline of a building, kisurrûbovine, an exotic bovine, apasûbovines, (of both sexes and all ages), cows, littubow, to bow down, to make bow, to bend, to bend down, to submit to an overlord, a deity, to submit to a decision, to force into submission, to make submissive, to construct an incline, to subject oneself, to

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subjugate, kanāšubow case, quiver, išpatubowed, bent, kuppupubowel, to have a bowl or urinary disease, nâṭubowstring, tendon, sinew, matnubowl, a bowl, ḫirsubowl, a bowl made of metal or stone, ašhalubowl, a lapis lazuli bowl, nazaginakkubowl, a large bowl, agannubowl, a metal bowl, kīšubowl, a small bowl, diqārutu, luṭṭubowl, a small bowl or ladle, given value (as math. term), nalpattu bowl, a small bowl-shaped vessel, possibly with a lid, kalkallû bowl, a type of bowl, apisāmūšbowl, a wooden bowl, maširrubowl, libation bowl, munaqqitubowl, libation bowl (made of gold or silver), pouring, maqqûbowl of stone or metal, trough (for water or beer, often made of bitumen-coated reeds), kuninnubowl or container, kurkurrubowl, or goblet, dapi’ubowl or platter, kārubowl or spoon for ointments, ointment, salve, napšaštubowl, part of a bowl, crucible?, kittubowl, shallow bowl (as the dish of a scale, blade of an oar, bowl of the seeder of a plow, etc.), spoon (for eating, dipping up ointments), a salve, itqurubowl, small ḫubunnu bowl, ḫubunnītubowl, usable as a lamp-bowl, ḫubunnubowl, (usually of metal), kappubowl with round bottom for serving and heating, diqārubowls, to inject an enema, to move the bowels, to put or keep in good order, to be put in order, to advance against, to become successful, proceed, to be fitted out correctly, justice, to provide justice, dispatch, send, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to make do the right thing, thrive, to prosper, clear up, to give birth easily, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course, to prepare, to march on, to set aright, to give correct decisions, ešērubox, a box, harrow?, naspanubox, container, specific kind of chair, vessel, storehouse, storeroom, raft (kelek), silo, truncated pyramid, excavation (as a geometrical term), kalakkubox, basket, container, chest, door socket, drainage passage, pisannubox, chest, part of a chariot, a cloud formation, pitnubox, made of metal, wood, or reed, ashalubox, or chest, altapipu -(from Hurrian)box, part of a measuring box, wooden part of a door, woven cloth, weaving, a decoration of precious stones, plowed land, waterlogged land, swamp, attack (of a disease, a demon, an army), prick of a thorn, sting of an animal, wound, stroke, stroke of a tool, blow, miḫṣu

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box, wooden box or case, ḫabaraḫḫuboxthorn, eddetubracelet, edge, border, arm, arm or handle of an instrument, side, span or fathom (a measure), wing, strength, idubrackish, bitter, biting, adj., marrubraggart, boaster, mukabbiru, muktabbiru, mumbiubraid?, of wool, kunšubraided, girt, joined, linked, kiṣṣurubraided wire or torque of gold, used as jewelry and for suspending jewelry, wire cable of bronze, a special type of garment, perhaps a scarf, also a kind of colored thread or braid, guḫaṣṣubramble, amaridubramble, disease of the eyes, amurdinnubranch, lamûbranch, a branch, ḫarinûbranch, fork, larûbranch, shelf, staff, stick, scepter, twig, ḫaṭṭubranch, small branch of a canal, atappubranches, brush, appaḫubrand, star-shaped brand, star-shaped ornament, star symbol, kakkabtubrandish, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to wield a weapon a tool, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to elevate a person to high position, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to rise up against someone, to rise, to heave, to arise, to be tense?, or swollen?, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to pick up and keep, to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to bear, to transport goods, etc., to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našû brave, to act bravely, mutūtubrave one, allallûbrave one, warrior, ālilu, ēlilu, fem., āliltu, ēliltubray, to neigh, to produce a mournful sound, nagāgubraying, adj., nāgigu braying, moaning, adj., naggigu

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brazier, garakkubrazier, a small brazier of clay or metal, ḫuluppaqqubrazier, bronze brazier, nappaṭubrazier, crucible, for metal and glass, kiln, kūrubrazier, stove, kiln, a ritual performed with the kinūnu festival during which the ritual is performed, month of the festival, name of a demon, kinūnubreach, palšu, pirṣubreach, break, opening, opening ritual, opening ceremony, clasp of a necklace, pitubreach, curtailment, diminution, stump of a tree, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cut-off flesh, cut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), section, niksubreach, opening, neptûbreach, to make a breach, to be breached, parāṣubreach, to make a breach, to cut, slit the throat, to notch, clip, cut, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to rip a garment, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), sever, to be severed, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to kill, to diminish the size of real estate, nakāsubreach, tunnel, opening, hole, aperture, perforation, part of a plow, pilšubreak a tablet, murder, smite, fight, defeat, to be killed, execute, kill, to kill a person or animal, dâkubreak down, to collapse, to make collapse, naḫarmumubreak ground, to break ground for cultivation, to make an opening for a foundation pit, a doorway, a pit, a grave, to slit open a human or animal body, to open a door, gate, window, room, container, to open body parts, orifices, to open a water source, to open a sealed tablet, room, container, to open a road, to bare, uncover, unveil, reveal, uncoil, to move off, separate, to remove to a distance, to remove from office, petûbreak, to break a field for cultivation, to be broken, to be split?, marārubreak, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārubreak, to break, to cancel, to annul, to smash, to obliterate, to be smashed, to become dilapidated, cancelled, annulled, to be broken, cancelled, annulled, pasāsubread, a kind of bread, diru’u, ḫuḫurtu

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bread, a kind of bread or flour, našmubread, a type of bread, midru, pandu, pandunu, pannigubread cake, bite, small repast, kusāpubread, flat, thin bread (used to transfer food to the mouth), kusīpubread flour, a kind of bread flour, dinûbread for ritual purposes (in the form of an ear), ḫasistubread, loaf of bread, akalu, aklu, *gariṣtubread made of isqūqu-flour, flour, a kind of flour, isqūqubread, or a kind of cake, kubbušubread or sweet cake, mutqûbread, round loaf of bread, kakkartubread, round loaf of bread, metal disk weighing one talent, kakkarubread, type of bread or cake of characteristic shape, kukubreak apart, to break up, to smash up, to shatter, paṣādubreak (a tablet), destroy an object, divide, demolish, cut wood trees, crush, to smash, invalidate (a document), hurt, injure, ruin, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to break off, to break into, ḫepûbreak a tablet, murder, smite, fight, defeat, to be killed, execute, kill, to kill a person or animal, dâkubreak, gully, cut-off piece, panic, anxiety, ḫīpubreak into, break (a tablet), to break off, to destroy an object, divide, demolish, cut wood trees, crush, to smash, invalidate (a document), hurt, injure, ruin, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, ḫepûbreak into pieces, chop, to chop up, ḫabāšubreak off a piece, to chip, to trim (wood), kasāpubreak off (a piece of wood, cane, a bone, etc.,), to break up a herd, to pinch off, to pinch off clay, to stampede, to slander, karāṣubreak off, to strike, to cut off, karātubreak, opening, breach, opening ritual, opening ceremony, clasp of a necklace, pitubreak, to break, broken, to become damaged, crushed, to crush fine, to crush with the teeth, to become crushed, to grind the teeth, marāqubreak up, to demolish, natārubreak up, to break apart, to smash up, to shatter, paṣādubreak up, to shatter, to rupture, to disperse, disorganize, to waste, dissipate, to annul?, to be smashed, dispersed, to become crushed, dispersed, scattered, separated, to become distraught, confused, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parārubreaking? kāṣibubreast, breastbone, breast strap (of a harness), chest, pectoral, scute (of a snake), a type of song, irtubreast, breast-shaped object, muššubreath, body, self, animals counted in a herd, persons of menial status, personnel, capital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištubreath, breathing, breeze, smell, napīšubreath, life, napšubreathing, breath, breeze, smell, napīšu

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breathing, smell, snort, nipšubreed animal, stud, puḫālubreeding, puḫālūtu breeze, breathing, breath, smell, napīšubrew, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to irrigate a field, to take off, discard, a garment, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûbrew, to make beer (from malt or dates), laḫāmubrewer, beer brewer, *mēzûbrewing vat, a brewing vat, lamisûbriar, a kind of brier, a kind of stone, ḫandabillubriar, a plant of the briar group, ḫandašpirubribe, gift, present, offering, kadrûbrick arch?, *lubbuttubrick, baked brick, epertubrick, half-brick, arhubrick implement, used in the fabrication of bricks, murammû, mutaqqinubrick, kiln-fired brick, agurru, erimtubrick-making load, standard load (carried in brick-making processes), nazbalubrick mold, nalbanubrick mold, a geometric figure, nalbattubrick mold, wooden board (as part of a brick mold, part of a window, etc.), income or dues registered in a special ledger orlist on a wooden tablet, kiskirrubrick, mud brick, brickwork, slab, block, cake of material other than mud, libittubrick pile, amaru, emērubrick pile, to pile up bricks, amārubrick structures, to make brick structures, to smelt, refine, cast metals, to construct, form structures, to create, to melt down, fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to be made, to be cast, patāqubricks, course of bricks, libation, decanting, natbākubrickmaker, lābinubrickwork, (architectural), structure, smelted, cast, refined metal, metalwork, smelting, refining process, animal shelter, pen, fold, creature, creation, pitqubrickwork, brick, mud brick, slab, block, cake of material other than mud, libittubrickwork, mud-brick wall, pitiqtu bricks, to make bricks, to have bricks made, to thicken, to reinforce, labānubride, ḫibabītu

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bride, ḫadaššatubride, sister-in-law, wife of a son living in his father’s household, daughter-in-law, kallatubridegroom, ḫadaššu , ḫandašānu, ḫašāšubridegroom, brother-in-law, son-in-law, relative by marriage, ḫatānubridegroom, marriage, person taking a woman in marriage, āḫizānubridegroom, person asking for favors, ērišubridegroom, status of a bridegroom, ḫadaššūtubrier, a kind of brier, gabgabubridge, floating bridge toll (payable for the passage of a boat through a floating bridge), gisrubridge official, official in charge of a bridge, gišru, in rab gišribridle, pugudūtubridle, bit, (for a donkey), katappûbridle, noose, mooring pole, nardappubridle, to keep in check with a bridle, confine, to curb, to control, to keep in check, lāṭubrier, a kind of brier, gabgabubriers, ḫištubright, adj., nummurubright, shining, adj., *ḫelû, muttanbiṭubright, shiny, shining with good will, brilliant, luminous, radiant, clear, sharp, ritually pure, beaming, good health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), namrubright, shining, brilliant, adj., napardûbright, shining, flaring, adj., nebûbright spot, brightness, numrubright spot?, fire, lamp, light, nūrubright, to become bright, Illuminated, to brighten, to become cheerful, joyous, pleased, illuminate, to make cheerful, cheer up, to make clear, explicit, to elucidate, napardûbright, to become bright, to make bright, to shine brightly, to make resplendent, resplendent, to flare up?, to gain radiance, nabāṭubrighten, to become bright, Illuminated, to become cheerful, joyous, pleased, illuminate, to make cheerful, cheer up, to make clear, explicit, to elucidate, napardûbrighten, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to cheer up, to become happy, radiant, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, to become bright, to be made bright, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to expose to the light, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, to kindle, to light, kindle a fire, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namārubrightener, munammirubrightly, brilliantly, radiantly, adv., namrišbrightness, bright spot, numrubrightness, lightness, namirtubrightness, of awesome brightness, adj., namurru

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brilliance, shine, nibṭubrilliant, bright, shining, adj., napardûbrilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, luminous, radiant, clear, sharp, ritually pure, beaming, good health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), namrubrilliant, to be brilliant, to shine, nabûbrilliant, to make brilliant, copulate, to make love, to be merry, to shine, ḫelûbrilliant, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to burn brightly, to clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, to cheer up, to become happy, radiant, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, to become bright, to be made bright, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to expose to the light, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, to kindle, to light, kindle a fire, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namāru brilliantly, in a pure fashion, ellišbrilliantly, radiantly, brightly, adv., namrišbring, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal , to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûbring greetings, culmubring information, news, orders, tēmu (used with abalubring people/animals, guide, to lead, to rule, to steer a boat, to have brought, send, guide safely, arûbring something to enter a house, city, penetrate, to invade, to come (of taxes or months), to enter, to enter into the king or god’s presence, to return, to arrive, to go home, erēbubring, to bring in (barley, persons, animals, documents or objects), to gather in barley, to collect, assemble persons, to be assembled, stationed, to gather animals and objects, to prepare for burial, to collect, to place, to be gathered, to be finished, kamāsu

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bring, to bring, to usher in, nabākubring, to have a person brought, šūbukubroad, vast, extensive, wise, learned, palkûbroken, bent, etqubroken, crumbled?, hewn, ḫuppûbroken, crushed, hit, settled, adj., napṣubroken in, experienced, instructed, adj., lummudubroken (said of reeds), ḫaṣṣaṣubroken, smashed, dīšubroken, split, halved, adj., ḫepubroken, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be eliminated, to fall apart, to be loosened, to void treaties, agreements, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to appease, to assuage, to ease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārubronze, gûbronze, a bronze tool, ni’tubronze attachement on chariot reins, kamūsašbronze harness part, or trappings of horses (lit. turner), munē’ubronze arrowhead, ḫutpubronze brazier, nappaṭubronze, cast bronze object, naptaqubronze container, ḫuḫpubronze object, ḫattu, iššimannabronze object, a bronze object, marḫišubronze vessel, a bronze vessel, kuldubrood (of birds, snakes), the young of an animal, bastard, child of a slave girl, līdānubroom, mušēširtubroom or sprinkler made from palm tree branches, mudammiqtubrother-in-law, son-in-law, bridegroom, relative by marriage, ḫatānubrotherly relationship, aḫḫūtubrush pile, abrubrush, woodland, ḫilbubrute, native (designation of the Anatolians), uneducated, stupid, rude, nû’ububble, spring, eye, pebble, eye-shaped pebble (of precious stone), wheel hub, net interstice, hole (of a

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kiln), īnubuck, (said of gazelles and goats), daššubucket, dālu, pattûbucket, leather bucket, hide (used for wrapping), mašlûbucket, small bucket, dulûbud, also heart, offshoot, leaf, trunk of the date palm, (adv., therein, therefore, therefrom, etc.), (prep., instead of, like, belonging to, from, in, among, according to), parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, woof, heart, libbubud, offspring, offshoot, ligimûbuilt on (said of a house), adjusted, cultivated, wrought, finished, epšubuffalo?, alap kīšibuild, construct, cultivate, manufacture, to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, is, happens, epēšubuilder, house builder, itinnubuilding, a building, kadammu,? kunaḫi, pitakku, pitaršubuilding, an outbuilding, asuptubuilding, an outbuilding made of less durable material, asuppubuilding entrance, opening of a part of the body, of an object, talk, empty talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral communication, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûbuilding for storing dates, kumurrû, in bīt kumurrêbuilding outline, plan, territory, boundary, kisurrûbuilding part, apilḫabuilding, rear building (for storage and other purposes), kutallu, in bīt kutallibuilding site, normal location, emplacement, agricultural settlement, small agricultural settlement, empty lot, threshing floor, base of a statue, stand for a pot, residence, position, tent, canopy, fetter for a slave, pledge given as security for an outstanding debt, sanctuary?, maškanubuilding wing, edakkubuilt, adj., patqubuilt on (said of a house), adjusted, cultivated, wrought, finished, epšubull, a choice bull, gumāḫubull, as a mythological being, alûbull colossus with human head, aladlammûbull in care of herdsman, gudnagadûbull of extraordinary size, gugallubull of heaven, elûbull sacrifice, to sacrifice a bull, alpu-abull, young bull, mīrubundle, īlubundle?, a measure for straw or reeds, maqarrutu

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bundle, sheaf, nagabbubundle of straw, kulupinnubundle, package, ḫuršiānuburglar, mupalliš bīti, nittuburglar, housebreaker, stoneborer (a profession), drilling stone, pallišuburglary, crossing, scaling, ladder, ramp, retreat, change of mood, revolt, part of a field left fallow, excess, revolution of a planet, nabalkattuburgomaster, headman, mayor, chief magistrate of a town, quarter of a large city, village or large estate, ḫazannuburial place, tomb, naqbaruburn scarred, person scarred with burns, a type of heater, išātu, in sa išātiburn, to be inflamed, to make glow, set aglow, to heat, cause fever, make feverish, restless, ḫamātuburn, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, to cheer up, to become happy, radiant, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, to become bright, to be made bright, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to expose to the light, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, to kindle, to light, kindle a fire, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namāru burn, to burn, scorch, to char wood, to set fire to, kabābuburning, kibbuburning, combustion, grate, oven, maqlû burning, crucible, našraptuburning, flaring, adj., nanḫuzuburning, glowing, adj., kabbuburnt offering, conflagration, oven, maqlūtubushy, to be bushy (said of hair), to be puffy, swell (as a symptom), ḫesûbusiness capital, a type of business society and the capital used or invested in such business, a dry measure, sack, bag, naruqqubusiness, service, proxy, written order, instructions, message, letter, agency, našpartubusiness society, a type of business society and the capital used or invested in such business, a dry measure, sack, bag, naruqqubusiness, to do business, nadānu u mahāru, ṣabûtu, ṣubûtubusiness, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to permit, to allow, to direct one’s attention, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to be collected, to intermingle, deliberate, to discuss, to be delivered, nadānubusiness, to take care of business assets, bābtubusiness trip, caravan, journey, march, military campaign, path, road, expeditionary force, travel provisions, girru

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but, rather, allabutt, to gore, genûbutt, to butt each other, to gore (said of animals), to abut, to lock horns, to join battle, to knock down, nakāpubutcher, a butcher? kāpiru23

butcher knife, slaughter bench, naṭbaḫubutcher, meat cook, woodcutter, nākisubutcher, to butcher, garāšubutcher, to butcher a kid, urīṣubutchering knife, naplaqu, naplaqtubutterfly?, kurmittubutterfly, a bird, a medicinal plant, kurṣiptubuy, to buy, maḫiru, šīmāti, mārubuy, to buy, to be lacking, take along, to take objects or persons along, to be taken away, to be taken, accepted, to be taken, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to assume an obligation, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to, to assume responsibility for someone, to acquire, to accept gifts, bribes, adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to take what belongs to one, leqûbuyer, kapsû, lāqiānu, nassiḫuby, from, before, in front of, on account of, lapani

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cable of a boat, rope, closure of a door, bond of a wall, link, center, designation of a sacred object, markasucad, scoundrel, paḫḫuzû cage, fishing place, trap, nabārtucage, trap, nabārucake, a bread cake, bite, small repast, kusāpucake, a kind of cake or bread, kubbušu cake, a sweetened cake, kamānucake, a type of cake or bread of characteristic shape, kukku24

cake of material other than mud, mud brick, brickwork, brick, slab, block, libittucake or a sweet bread, mutqītucake, sweet cake peddler, mutqītu, in ša mutqītišucage, esēru, in bīt esēri

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subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to appease (an angry god or demon), to pacify ( a country, a people), to quiet a child, to calm down, to bank, extinguish a fire, to dampen a desire, to stanch, still, to allay (a pain, an illness), to loosen a curtain, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫucalm, to calm, to be calmed, to calm down, settle, to abate, to relent, to act benevolently, to become tranquil, to be at rest, to rest, to heal, relax, restore, to allow a field to lie fallow, to soothe, to be soothed, relieved, to pacify, to be pacified, to quiet, to be quieted, pašāḫucalumniator, denouncer, mušaṭpilucalumny, one who spreads calumny, karriṣucalumny, unfounded accusation, karṣucamel, gammalucamel, Arabian camel, dromedary, ibilu camel hump, gungulīpucamels, she-camels, anaqātecamp, encampment of an army, expeditionary force, campaigning army, karašucampaign cloak, worn on campaigns, lulumtucanal, a canal, (Hirrian word, nirišše),canal, a small canal or ditch, miṭrucanal dam, blocking of the water supply in a canal, kiriktucanal bank, bank of a river, ditch, rim of a pot, edge of a well, sea shore, amulet or piece of jewelry worn around the neck, string of beads, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), neck, necklace, neck scarf, etc., kišāducanal, ditch, moat, ḫirītucanal, feeder canal, duct, mušēribtucanal for drainage, mušēṣītucanal inspector, tax payable to the canal inspector, gugallucanal, irrigation canal, namkarucanal, irrigation ditch, palgucanal, like a canal, adv., pattišcanal opening, air vent, small window, archer’s loop-hole, opening of the nose, nappašucanal or ditch, ḫālilucanal, regulated water in a canal, kirkucanal, river, ikišiītu, nārtucanal, river, vein, duct on the liver, strip, nārucancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, to undo, untie, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart,

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withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārucancel, to cancel, to become cancelled, dilapidated, to be cancelled, broken, to break, to annul, to smash, to obliterate, to be smashed, annulled, pasāsucancellation, pissatucancelled, to become cancelled, dilapidated, to be cancelled, broken, to cancel, to break, to annul, to smash, to obliterate, to be smashed, annulled, pasāsucancelled, to be cancelled, to shrug off, cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be loaded?, nasākcanebreak, kaba’u, kupûcanebreak, (poetic word for canebreak), nazūzucanine, or feline, parrisucanopy, tent, position, residence, stand of a pot, base of a statue, site of a building, normal location, emplacement, agricultural settlement, small agricultural settlement, empty lot, threshing floor, stand for a pot, fetter for a slave, pledge given as security for an outstanding debt, sanctuary?, maškanucap, cap (name of a part of the exta, especially the apical lobe of the lung), cap of a seal, headdress, a part of the plow, name of a bird, lit., my cap is multicolored, a part of the human body, kubšucap, knob, finial, pingucap, to cap, to mount, panāgucapable, skilled, able, lē’ûcapacity, measure of capacity, measure of length, area, and time, measuring rod, middatucapacity, storehouse (for barley, dates, oil), granary, silo, storage jar, stores of barley?, cargo boat, našpakucapital, business capital, caravan, journey, trip, business trip, road, path, highway, travel, venture, military campaign, expedition, raid, expeditionary force, army, corvée work, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānucapital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, personnel, persons of menial status, animals counted in a herd, body, self, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištucapital (kept in a bag, to be used for business transactions), leather bag for stone weights and for a merchant’s silver, silver kept in a bag for deposit banking, treasury, kīsucapsize, to repel?, turn away, to turn back, to loosen, nê’ucaptive, booty, loot, prisoner of war, robbery, ḫubtucaptive, blocked, adj., esrucaptive, captured, kamûcaptive, like a captive, adv., kamiš

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captive, prisoner, kalûcaptive foreigner, prisoner of war, asīrucaptive, prisoner compound, asīru in bit asīrīcaptive, state of being captive, *kamûtucaptive, to take captive, enclose, to become enclosed, confine, to shut in, to channel water, to stifle a cry, to become constricted, esērucaptive, woman of low status, asirtucaptivity, asīrūtu, kasûtu, kimītucaptivity, bonds, kamītucaptivity, imprisonment, finale of a song, kīlucapture, to capture, to capture or defeat an enemy, to overcome, to ensnare, in transferred meanings and magical contexts, to attach (as a technical term), kamûcaptured, captive, kamûcaravan, a caravan, organized as a military detachment, concentrated, kaṣrucaravan, arriving caravan, entrance tax, ēribtucaravan, business trip, journey, march, military campaign, path, road, expeditionary force, travel provisions, girrucaravan, donkey caravan, kanšucaravan, journey, trip, business trip, road, path, highway, travel, venture, business capital, military campaign, expedition, raid, expeditionary force, army, corvée work, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānucaravan leader, ḫarrānu, in bēl ḫarrānicaravan leader, ruler, muttarrûcaravan, pack, ellatucarbuncle, embers, gurārucarbuncle, ember, pustule, kurārucarbuncles, person affected with carbuncles, kurāru, in sa gurāriCarchemish, from Carchemish, karkamisûcarded, combed, adj., napšucare for, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to be pious, diety, to think of a deity = to heed a diety, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to be mindful of, remember, to be mindul of something, to listen to somebody, to refer to something/somebody, to refer to something/somebody, to mention, to be intelligent, understanding, to plan, to remind, to study, investigate, to worry, to remind, to give information, to pay attention, to be concerned, worried, ḫasāsucare, proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), service (performed for palace and temple), duty, deposits, goods kept in safekeeping, security, detention, wake, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, garrison, post, strong room, defenses of a city, maṣṣartucare, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, to take cognizance of, to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to be unable to, to disregard, to neglect, , knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idû

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care, to care for, to serve, to perform service, to perform filial etc., obligations, to be worried, to be worried about, to be terrible, fearsome, to respect, to be respectful, reverent, to be respectful of, reverential toward, to be reverential, honor, venerate, fearful, fearsome, to fear, to frighten, to frighten one another, afraid, to be afraid, to be afraid of, to reduce to fear, to develop fear, to awe, palāḫucare, to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office, to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life, goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to inspect, to count, to muster, to be concerned, to be careful, to exert oneself conscientiously, paqāducare, to take care of (a person, a situation), to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsucare, to take care of, explore, investigate, penetrate into, trace, search, to survey, examine, watch over, to weigh out, pay, ḫâṭu care, to take care of, to take care of a person’s interests, to wait, keep an oath, to keep safe, to keep in reserve, to keep secrets, to safeguard, to put in safekeeping, to watch, to watch a person, to keep a watch on someone, to be watchful, to keep watch , to keep watch for celestial phenomena, to guard, to keep somebody under guard, to stand guard, to guard a house, a fortress, etc., to be on guard, to order somebody to do guard duty, to observe, to restrain, control, to protect, to be protected, to guarantee safe transmission, to obey commands, to observe laws, decrees, to heed, respect an institution, a word, to fulfill duties to a person, to serve, to hold a city or country, to keep in mind, to heed, to obey, respect, to be on the alert, to be observed, naṣārucare, to take care, to do something carefully,to pay attention, to draw someone’s attention to something, to ask someone to pay attention, attend, to be concerned about something, to be anxious, to be worried, to be a cause for worry, to alert, to alert many, to watch, to watch carefully, na’āducared for, taken care of, ašrucareful, adj., najādu?careful, attentive, muttāducareful, attentive, pious, trustworthy, adj., na’ducareful, to be careful, to be concerned, to muster, to inspect, to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to count, to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office, to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life, goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, to exert oneself conscientiously, paqāducarefully, benevently, well, piously, damqišcarefully, to do something carefully, to take care, to pay attention, to draw someone’s attention to something, to ask someone to pay attention, attend, to be concerned about something, to be anxious, to be worried, to be a cause for worry, to alert, to alert many, to watch, to watch carefully, na’āducareless, to be neglectful of duty, egû

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carelessness, negligence, egûtucaress, to caress, ḫabābucaretaker (of animals kept for fattening), fattener, kuruštû, in ša kuruštēcaretaker or sweeper, mušēširucaretaker, provider, overseer, pāqiducaretaker, to act as a caretaker or a provider, zāninūtu cargo boat, capacity, storehouse (for barley, dates, oil), granary, silo, storage jar, stores of barley?, našpakucarob, ḫârūbucarob, false specie of a carob, dadānucarpenter, naggārucarpenter, chief carpenter, nagargallucarpenter, craft or trade of the carpenter, naggārūtucarpet, a specification of a carpet or cover, possibly a color (Hurrian word, kulinaš)carried, person who has carried away, nāšiānucarrier, forwarding agent, ḫarrānu, in ša ḫārrānaticarrier, porter, nāšûcarry, to carry, to transport (timber, bricks, etc.), to pick up, to lift, to put on a garment, to stand high (said of the moon), to remove, to be lifted, to rise high (said of celestial bodies), matāḫucarry, to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûcart, cartload, wagon, the constellation UrsaMajor or Big Dipper, eriqqucart, part of a cart, akuttucartilage, *naḫnaḫatucarve, to hew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), cut (stone), to erode, eat away, to scrape out, to incise, scarify, to destroy a person, to

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engrave, to turn up the ground, naqārucarver of reliefs, ēṣirucase, dababābucase, a case for precious objects, naḫbatucase, lawsuit, claim, court, judgement, decision, law, law article, verdict, punishment, legal practice, dīnucashed, to be cashed, collected, received, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to depart, move on, move a part of the body (human or animal), to appropriate, remove, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to extend, to make extend, našûcast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākcast bronze object, naptaqucast, metalwork, pen, animal shelter, fold, smelting, refining process, refined metal, smelted, structure, brickwork, (architectural), creature, creation, pitqucast off, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to undo, to undo, untie, to detach, to split, to loosen parts of the body or exta, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to dissolve, disperse, to clear, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw,

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desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāru cast, to cast metals, to be cast, to smelt, refine, to make brick structures, to construct, form structures, to create, to melt down, fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to be made, patāqucast, to throw, etc., to lay a foundation, to put an object in place, to set, to set up, karārucast, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to spit out, to swoop down, to pour, to scatter, sprinkle, to let water flow, to steep in a liquid, to pickle, to brew beer, to irrigate a field, to take off, discard, a garment, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûcastrated (lit. checked), adj., *murrurucatastrophe, calamity, kurullucatastrophe, ill portent, evil fate, misfortune, harm, misdeed, evil, a name of Mars, lumnucatastrophe, slaughter, annihilation, karašûcatchwater at a well, well, kuppucaterpillar, mūnu, nappillu, nāpûcattle shed, alpu, in bīt alpicattle shed official, alpu in ša bīt alpicaught in a trap or net?, kumirucauldron, metal cauldron, kiūrucaulker, pēḫûcaulker, a caulker, tool, kāpirucauseway, nose, tip, crown, end, rim, edge, spur of land, appucavalry, equid, riding animal, pētḫallucavalryman, pētḫallu, in ša pētḫallicavity, hole, ḫuptu, miqqucaw, to croak, ḫuqqucease, to come to an end? kâducease, to cease, cease doing something, to stop, to end, to leave, to remain, to stay behind, to put an end to, naparkûcease, to cease, to do something without ceasing, to cease to be delayed with negation, without delay, immediately, to stop, to cause to stop, to stop repeatedly, to detain, delay a boat, withhold a document, a tablet, withhold, refuse, goods, merchandise, deliveries, to withhold tribute, hinder, to prevent, to distrain, keep in custody, in confinement, hold back a person, delay, to detain, to keep, to deny a wish, a request, to deny a wish, request, gifts, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be

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cereal offering, food offering, provisions, nindabûcereal preparation, (Hurrian word, kušupḫa), labātuceremony of clothing-images in a NB sanctuary, apparel, specific piece, wardrobe, clothing, clothing allowance, cover, coating, lubuštuceremony, opening ceremony, opening ritual, opening, breach, clasp of a necklace, break, pituceremonies, evening ceremonies, eve of a feast, evening time, evening, bivouac, overnight stay, nubattucertainly, evidently, adv., kīšacertificate of assignment, assignment, assigned working material (for a crafsman), task, duty, share (assigned to an official), isiḫtucertify, to certify, to confirm, to be confirmed, to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to organize, to put in order, to place parts of a construction in correct position, to be firm in place, to assign a person to a position, an office, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to levy taxes, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to establish the foundation of a building, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish (in math and astronomy), reliable, be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to remain quantitatively constant, to impose tribute, a fine, to organize, to put in order, to grant, to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., kânuchaff, chopped straw, ḫabšuchaff-chopper, naḫbašuchaff, husk, awn, iltuchain, ḫarḫaruchain?, rainbow, marratuchair, kuza’uchair, (Hurrian word, kišḫi)chair, a chair? kaḫšuchair, an ornate chair, durgarûchair-bearer, official, guzalûchair-bearer, official, female, guzalûtuchair décor of copper and leather, (a mounting using leather and copper), girratuchair or bed with a special decoration, kamuššakkuchair, sedan chair of Elamite type or origin, paltinguchair, sedan chair, throne, rule, dominion, royal property and service, a feature of the exta, name of a month, saddle, part of a chariot or a plow, kussûchair, specific kind of chair, container, box, vessel, storehouse, storeroom, raft (kelek), silo, truncated pyramid, excavation (as a geometrical term), kalakkuchallenge, to challenge, to challenge, threaten?, to contest a sale or transfer, to contest the validity of a seal, to claim property, to lay claim to, to become the object of a claim, to raise a claim, to incite someone to raise a claim, to be claimed, to contest mutually, to demand, command, to confront someone, paqāruchapel, cella, sanctuary, papāḫu

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chariot floor, floor of a chariot or wagon, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place mark on the liver, position, office, rank, abode, whereabouts, resting place, military position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, station, object given as a pledge, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, excrement?, a mathematical term, manzāzuchameleon, ḫurbabilluchameleon, a marine animal, ajar ili, jar ili, ajarillu, jarilluchameleon, a tree and its fruit, ḫulamēsuchange one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to be changed, countermanded, to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruchange, to change, alter (the wording), to modify a structure, to exchange, puḫḫuchange, to displace, to shift, to invert, to revoke terms, commands, retract, substitute, alternate, interchange, replace one another, to be revoked, enûchange, to turn into, ewûchanged, inûchannel water, to take captive, enclose, to become enclosed, confine, to shut in, to stifle a cry, to become constricted, esēruchapel, jākuchapel, a chapel, kūbuchapel, a chapel?, natḫi, in bīt natḫichapel (as a specific part of a sanctuary, also a term for a temple), cella, kiṣṣuchapel atop a temple tower, nuḫarchapel, street chapel marking the turning point of a processional circuit, prayer addressing the deity in a special way, muḫruchapel or cult socle, kikurrûchar, to char wood, to burn, scorch, to set fire to, kabābucharacteristic, feature, sign, mark, diagram, omen, ominous, sign, password, signal, inside information, notice, acknowledgment, written proof, ittucharacter trait, describing a character trait, adj., jaḫudûcharcoal burner, kuttimmucharcoal burner?, kuttimmatucharge, extispicy, checking on an extispicy, repetition of an extispicy, provisions, provisioning, control, inspection, muster, assignment, responsibility, post, piqittu

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charge, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course, to inject an enema, to make do the right thing, to prepare, to proceed, march on, to thrive, prosper, to give birth easily, to send, dispatch, to put or keep in good order, clear up, to set aright, to provide justice, to give correct decisions, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to advance against, tobecome successful, to be put in order, to be fitted out correctly, ešēruchariot, markabtuchariot, a part of a chariot, a tool, mašgašu chariot, a chariot, nubaluchariot, a kind of chariot, mašīruchariot, a type of chariot, ḫulukannuchariot and plow share part, kissuchariot driver, mariannuchariot driver, appati, in mukīl appātichariot driver, ašâtu, in mukīl ašâtichariot footboard, girigubbuchariot harness part, part of the harness of a chariot horse, pagūmuchariot, open chariot, pattūtuchariot part, box, chest, a cloud formation, pitnuchariot part, a part of a chariot, gungubu, ḫabad, ḫetennu, ḫutnû, kalammu, kammakku, kimekchariot part, a part of a chariot, kušuḫannu, napsaquchariot part, a part of a chariot made of a special wood and the wood itself, ḫalmadruchariot, part of a chariot, chariot fief, i.e., land granted by the king which carries the obligation to do military service in the chariotry, royal service as a charioteer, narkabtu, in bīt narkabtichariot part, part of a chariot or a plow, probably the two lateral pieces of the chariot frame underneath the running board, kabilluchariot part, or part of a plow, month name, saddle, rule, royal property and service, throne, a feature of the exta, dominion, chair, sedan chair, kussûchariot pole part, part of a house contruction, ḫurdatuchariot protective structure, gabagalluchariot reins attachement made of bronze, kamūsašchariot (royal or ceremonial), wheel of a chariot or wagon, mugirruchariot sideboard, ramp of a dam, ablution, lotion, marḫaṣuchariot, small chariot, marturrûchariot team member, Hanigalbat native, ḫanigalbatuchariot, the constellation Auriga, narkabtucharioteer?, assārucharioteer or horsetrainer for the light chariotry, pattūtu, in ša pattūticharioteer, man who fights in or provides a chariot, person who fights from a chariot, narkabtu, in bēl narkabticharm, attractiveness, abundance, luxuriance, vigor, kuzbucharm, designation of a stone charm, medicinal plant, kakkusakkucharm, full of charm, luxuriant, kuzzubucharm, stone used as a charm, ḫusīgucharms (of a woman or man), desire, desirability, happiness, luxury objects, abundant vegetation, sumptuous decoration, pleasant appearance, prime of life, riches, wealth, wish, lalû

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chase, to chase away, to finish completely, to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to attain old age, to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to surprise (in the act), to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to win a case, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduchase, to chase around, to flit, našarbuṭuchasuble (garment), irtu, in muḫḫi irtichatter, rumble, to roar, ḫadāducheap, bad in quality, low in status, humble, small in size or quantity, maṭûcheat, to deceive, to play a trick, play tricks, to act cleverly, to execute in an ingenious, artistic, refined, sophisticated way, to have something done ingeniously, nakālucheck, control, organize, marshall forces, muster, to provide food rations, instruct, be mustered, ašārucheck an animal, to block progress, a road, retain food, urine, etc., cut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalû check list, choice, inspection, inventory, amirtucheck, to check, murrurucheck, to check, inspect, scrutinize?, to look for, to search for, pârucheck, to check measurements, calculations, to check on work in progress, to test, to put to a test, to try, to try out, to try to do something, to question, to examine someone’s mood, to investigate, to be circumspect, to attempt, latākucheck, to check, to look over, *mâšuchecked, accounted for, amruchecked, tested, adj., latkuchecking on an extispicy, provisions, provisioning, control, inspection, muster, repetition of an extispicy, charge, assignment, responsibility, post, piqittucheek, side of a person or object, nearby region, persons and assets for which one is responsible, lētucheekbone, jaw (upper and lower), isucheer, feel good, to be elated, exhuberant, flourishing, to acclaim, ḫabāṣucheer up, cheerful, to become cheerful, joyous, pleased, to become Illuminated, bright, brighten, illuminate, to make to make clear, explicit, to elucidate, napardûcheer up, to become happy, radiant, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the

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countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, to become bright, to be made bright, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to expose to the light, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, to kindle, to light, kindle a fire, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namārucheese, eqīducheese, a cheese, pinnarucheese made from sheep’s milk, gubnatuchest, box, part of a chariot, a cloud formation, pitnuchest, breast, breastbone, pectoral, breast strap (of a harness), scute (of a snake), a type of song, irtuchest, container, basket, box, door socket, drainage passage, pisannuchest for garments, lubāru, in bīt lubārīchest or box, altapipu -(from Hurrian)chest, coffer, cashbox, coffin, arānuchew, to chew, lamāmu, n’āsuchew up, to gnaw, kasāsuchick pea, a single chick pea, ḫallurtuchick peas, chick pea plant, a weight, one-tenth of a shekel, ḫallūruchief, igiṣigallatuchief agent, musaḫḫiru, in rab musaḫḫirīchief carpenter, nagargalluchief doorkeeper, nidugalluchief, chieftan, lumaḫḫuchief exorcist, mašmašgalluchief exorcist, mašmaššu, in rab mašmaššichief gardener, nukaribbu, in rabi nukaribbīchief herald, nāgiru, in rabi nāgirīchief justice, dikuggalluchief kāṣiru specializing in making kubšu headgear, kāṣiru, in rab kāṣir kubšēchief mūṣû-official, *mūṣû, in rabi mūṣêchief musician, nargalluchief of accounts, nikkassu, in rab nikkassichief of a detachment of light troops, kallābu, in rab kallābīchief of the female perfume makers, muraqqû, in rab muraqqiātuchief of the guard, maṣṣartu, in ša maṣṣartichief of the kurgarru (actors), an official, kurgarrû, in rabi kurgarrichief of the lamentation priests, chief singer of dirges in the temple, kalamāḫuchief of the prison, kīlu, in rab bīt kīlichief of the storage area, karamu, in rab karammichief warden, enungalluchieftain, sheikh, nasīkuchild, dirku

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child, a word for child (foreign word, pitēqu),child, descendance, posterity, darkuchild, (foreign word), ḫajanu25

child, infant child, ginûchild of a slave girl, the young of an animal, brood (of birds, snakes), bastard, līdānuchild, offspring, fruit, fruit tree, inbuchild, posthumous child, ḫurduchild, premature or stillborn, monstrous shape, a demon, kūbuchild, small child, small, adj. daqqu, edaqquchild, stillborn child, nīd libbi (nīdu)child, suckling child, *eniquchild, suckling child, suckling, infant, young, lakûchild, term for child, apaduchildbirth, having difficulty in childbirth, mušapšiqtuchildbirth, woman having difficulty in childbirth, *muštapšiqtuchildhood, in childhood, adv., meṣḫerišchildhood, youth, meṣḫerūtuchill, cold, cold weather, cold season, frost, winter, ague (as disease), kuṣṣuchills, shivers of fear, hoarfrost, ḫurbāšuchin, dung beetle, kanzūzuchip of wood, a part or product of the palm tree, a cut-off piece of wood, ḫuṣābuchip, to blunt, trim, ḫesēruchip, to chip, break off a piece, to trim (wood), kasāpuchipped, ḫasruchirp, to hum, murmur, (said of water), low, ḫabābuchisel, maqqaruchisel?, (a tool, perhaps a chisel), part of a spindle, napraṣuchoice, nisiqtuchoice, chosen person or object, glance, look, prayer, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, discretion, desire, sexual desire, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, lifting of the arm, nīšuchoice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, preference, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuchoice, wish, intention, past, past time, ranking position, appearance, looks, surface, front, front part, plan, purpose, concern, consideration, opinion, reciprocal (math term), face, visage, dignity, prestige, panuchoice, precious, sorted, selected, costly, preeminient, nasquchoice quality, first rate, the best of, excerpt?, nisquchoice, splendid, well-chosen, nussuqu

25 Akkadian, ḫajanu, child (foreign word), Sanskrit, yuvan, m., yuvatī, f., adolescent, young, Avestan, ýûnãm [ýavan], youth, young man, Persian, javani, جوانان youth, Latvian, adolescent, jaunatne, youth, Welsh, ieuenctid, youth, Italian, giovinezza, gioventu, giovane, youth, French, jeunesse, youth, English, youth, [<OE geoguth] young adult, Georgian, მოზარდი, mozardi, adolescent, Belarusian, Моладзь, moladź, youth, Croatian, mladež, youth, Polish, młodość, youth, Finnish-Uralic, nuoret, youth, Greek, Νεολαία, neolaía , youth.

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choice thing, beauty, darling, treasure, recommendation, prosperity, profit, grace, favor (divine) grace, gratitude, fame, fortune, good fortune, good luck, well-being, fortune, dumquchoke, to choke, to strangle?, pasāqucholeric, hostile, quarrelsome, muṣṣāluchoose, to choose ( a share, a field, materials, etc.), to choose a person, a place, select, to single out, to put in order, to make ready, to prepare, nasāquchop or cut herbs, cut down trees, to cut wood, to cut weeds, kasāmuchop, to break into pieces, to chop up, ḫabāšuchop, to chop, gadādu, nētu?,chop, to chop off, dismember to decide the future, to determine by divination, to take care of (a person, a situation), to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, , to distinguish, parāsuchop, to chop vegetables, ḫašûchopped, cut up, pulled, weeded, kasmuchord, transversal, a part of a gate, region, area, pirkuchosen, person called (by the gods), vocation, call, pronunciation and spelling, name, nibītuchosen person or object, glance, look, prayer, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, choice, discretion, desire, sexual desire, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, lifting of the arm, nīšuchuckle, to chuckle, to hiccup?, nuḫḫuṭuchurn, namāṣuCimmerian, gimirraja circle around, to entwine, to wind around each other, to form coils, roll up, to wrap, to be entwined, to gather against somebody, kapālucircle, circumference of a circle, circumference, totality, hoop, tendril, loop, kippatucircle segment, panakkucircle, to move in a circle, to make a detour, to linger, maṣārucircle, to move in a circle, to encircle, to make a round, to circle around an object, a person, a region, to have someone circle, surround an object, a place, to arrange objects in a circle, to encircle an object with decorations, to circumambulate, to arrange decorations in a circular form, to form a circle for magic purposes with sand, flour, etc., to wall a city, a precinct, to fence a garden, a house, etc., to surround, to surround, to surround completely, to surround a city with a wall, to wrap up, to pack, to wrap, to besiege, to be besieged, to besiege a city, hem in an enemy, to throng around a person, to throng constantly, to walk around a field, house, etc., a moat, lamûcirclet, headband, battlements, kilīlucircuit, to make a circuit around a track, sibsātecircumference, itûtucircumference, borderline, perimeter, limit (in time), edge, rim (of objects, eyes), enclosure of a field, fence, walled garden, outer wall, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītucircumference, confines, sides (of a boat), region, territory, alongside, adjacent to, border, border line, around, alongside, itû

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circumference of a circle, circumference, circle, totality, hoop, tendril, loop, kippatucircumspect, judicious, thoughtful, deliberate, full of concern, muštālucircumspect, to be circumspect, to investigate, to examine someone’s mood, to question, to check measurements, calculations, to check on work in progress, to test, to put to a test, to try, to try out, to try to do something, to attempt, latākucircumvallation, fortified area within a city, citadel, enclosure wall of a sanctuary, kirḫucitadel, fortified area within a city, circumvallation, enclosure wall of a sanctuary, kirḫucitizen, free person, nobleman, mār banȋcitizen, member of a group, employee, descendant, son, offspring, young, offspring of an animal, son (used as a form of address to a subordinate or by a subordinate when referring to himself or in private letters as expression of affection), darling, lover, subordinate, native of a city or country, mārucitizen ship of, or social status as a native of Hanigalbat, ḫanigalbatūtucitizenry, (Greek word, puliṭu),city defenses, proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), service (performed for palace and temple), duty, deposits, goods kept in safekeeping, security, detention, wake, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, garrison, post, strong room, maṣṣartucity dweller, ālu, in ša libbi ālicity dweller, citizen, village dweller, ālû, āliu, ālaju, fem. ālajītucity, fortified area within a city, enclosure wall of a sanctuary, circumvallation, citadel, kirḫucity gate, amumunnacity moat?, ḫurḫurucity quarter destined for traders and sailors, harbor, harbor district, mooring place, quay-wall, embankment, trading station, community of merchants, price of a unit of merchandise, karûcity, region outside a city, outside, open country, kīducity wall, supporting wall along a building, a terrace, kisûclad, worn?, arrayed, adj., labšuclaim, paqāru, pirquclaim, a claim, nīduclaim, court, judgement, decision, law, law article, case, lawsuit, verdict, punishment, legal practice, dīnuclaim for a payment due, muquttûclaim or claimant, enimgalluclaim, to claim property, to lay claim to, to become the object of a claim, to raise a claim, to incite someone to raise a claim, to be claimed, to contest a sale or transfer, to contest the validity of a seal, to challenge, to challenge, threaten?, to contest mutually, to demand, command, to confront someone, paqāru claim, to have a claim (against somebody), to have, to own, išûclaim, to have a prior claim, penûclaim, who induces somebody to make a claim, person who initiates a legal procedure, instigator, one who misleads, mušadbibuclaimant, ēlû, mupaqqirānu, pāqirānuclaimant, paqāru, in amēl paqāriclaimed, adj., eršu

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claims, clearing of claims, washwater, mesītuclamor, rumor, loud cry, din, uproar, ikkilluclamor, uproar, ḫabarratuclamor, wailing, nāṣiruclan, family, līmuclan, tribe, ḫibruclan, kinship group, confederates, clique, cohorts, crew, army, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatuclandestinely, adv., napzaramclap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., to be covered, clothed, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc to overwhelm, to constrict, to conceal, to appropriate illegally, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuclap down, to cover, to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., to be covered, clothed, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc., to clap down (said of a trap), to overwhelm, to constrict, to conceal, to appropriate illegally, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuclappers (metal) as musical instrument, kiskilātuclarify, make clear, incise, to cut, to cut down, cut off, to cut in deeply, determine, to set, to become ready, to treat, consider, to adjust, to cut off, to deduct, to correspond, ḫarāṣuclash (of opposing forces), contrast, conflict, opposition (of sun and moon), correspondence, mitḫurtuclash of weapons, combat, fight, attack, assault, onrush, mitḫuṣuclasp, knot made for magic purposes, knot of a plant, contingent of soldiers, troop, team of workmen or experts, rent payment, payment in kind for services or taxes, joint of the human or animal body, a feature of the exta, anger, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣruclasp of a necklace, breach, break, opening, opening ritual, opening ceremony, pituclass, a class of men, kuzīruclass, a class of persons, namû, (Hurrian word, našwe), nisku class, a class or profession, eduinu, (Hurrian words: elamiḫuru, el’ue), girisu-akarrānuclass, a social class, eḫelenaclass, a class or profession, eduinu, (Hurrian words: elamiḫuru, el’ue), girisu-akarrānuclass, member of a class or privileged farmers, territorial ruler (of cities, countries, etc.), iššakkuclass or profession, (description) adj., ḫattārûclay, adj., description of clay, gurruduclay container, container made of clay, reed, or leather, nusḫuclay cover, clay case, imšukkuclay, cover, envelope of a tablet, imgurruclay or metal small brazier, ḫuluppaqquclay, formed clay, small pot, potsherd, shell, rind, ḫaṣbuclay, lump of clay, clay tablet, wrapping, pisiltuclay pit, pit, issû

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clay, potter’s clay, *ḫaṣṣabu, kullatuclay, reddish colored clay or mineral, kalgukkuclay tablet, lump of clay, wrapping, pisiltuclean by combing, squeeze out, to press, ḫalāṣuclean, holy, lustrous, shining, trustworthy, proper, pure (religiously), polished, ebbu clean, holy, pure, sacred, noble, free, elluclean person (in relation to a cult), elluclean, to become clean, to clean, to keep clean, to clear a person or property of legal or financial claims, to clear oneself of an accusation by oath, to be or become cleansed, to make clean, ebēbuclean, to clean, to keep clean to be or become cleansed, to make clean, ebēbuclean, to clean, to bleach, to sinter, to become sintered, to pale, to become white, to launder, peṣûclean, to clean objects, to smear on (a paint or liquid), to be smeared, to wipe off, to rub, to purify magically, to be rubbed, kapārucleaned, refined (said of metals), washed, mesûcleaner?, murammikucleanliness, state of ritual cleanliness, adv. ebbišcleanse oneself, become free of debt by royal decree, pure, to become pure, to purify, make pure, keep pure, to consecrate to a diety, to make free, to be purified, elēluclearance, clearing of accounts, carded? wool, metal filings, metal powder, twitch?, kick?, nipṣuclear away, remove, move, to move to another location, , to make rise and depart, to arouse from sleep, collect taxes, to summon officials, call up workers, mobilize, raise, lift up, call and dispatch soldiers, move troops into battle, to prompt, dekûclear, intelligible, murruquclear oneself of an accusation by oath, to clear a person or property of legal or financial claims, clean, to become clear rubble, to clear away rubble, etc., to discard, remove from a container, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to speak a falsehood, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruclear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, sharp, ritually pure, beaming, good health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), namruclear, to become clear?, to be admired, to appear, to show, to be shown, to be of equal value, to face, to face each other, to point toward, to point toward each other, to judge, to be visible, to wait, to own, to have a dream, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to see fit, to wait?, to become

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visible, naṭāluclear, to clear a property sold from claims, murruquclear, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, to undo, untie, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāruclear, to clear records, to settle accounts, to refine metals, to be refined, to wash, to wash oneself, to be washed, to be washed off, to wipe off, mesûclear, to clear the ground, to forgive a sin, to shrug off, cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākclear, to make clear, explicit, to become pleased, joyous, cheerful, cheer up, to make cheerful, to become Illuminated, bright, brighten, illuminate, to elucidate, napardûclear up, to give birth easily, charge, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course, to inject an enema, to make do the right thing, to prepare, to proceed, march on, to thrive, prosper, to send, dispatch, to put or keep in good order, to set aright, to provide justice, to give correct decisions, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to advance against, tobecome successful, to be put in order, to be fitted out correctly, ešēruclear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, to cheer up, to become happy, radiant, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, to become bright, to be made bright, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to expose to the light, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, to kindle, to light, kindle a fire, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namārucleared away, to be cleared away, to be broken, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be eliminated, to fall apart, to be loosened, to void treaties, agreements, to be unlocked,

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unmoored, detached, to appease, to assuage, to ease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārucleared, bleached, pale, white, emptied (of vegetation, obstructions, etc., said of plots of land), peṣûclearing of accounts, clearance, carded? wool, metal filings, metal powder, twitch?, kick?, nipṣuclearing, path, namārucleave, to cleave, to crush, to grind, pa’āṣu clepsydra part, mukarrisu, muzibbuclepsydra part (lit. lengthener), mušiḫḫuclever, ingenious, artistic, artful, sophisticated, complicated, adj., nakluclever or ingenious idea, ingenuity, skillful work, trick, cunning, deception, nikiltucleverly, to act cleverly, to play a trick, to deceive, to cheat, to execute in an ingenious, artistic, refined, sophisticated way, play tricks, to have something done ingeniously, nakālucliff, embankment, kāpuclimbing implement, an implement for climbing or lifting, a kind of offering, merdītucling to, meet, refuge, reach, mix, assign, accuse, infect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, to place a lean upon or against something, add up, emēduclip, to strip, to trim down, to be terminated, kapāruclip, to clip, cut, notch, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to cut, slit the throat, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to make a breach, to rip a garment, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), sever, to be severed, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to kill, to diminish the size of real estate, nakāsuclip, to clip (timber, wings, horns, etc.), to trim, nuḫḫutuclipped, trimmed, adj., kapruclique, confederates, clan, kinship group, cohorts, crew, army, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatucloak, a cloak, kuzippucloak, a fine cloak, fleece, clouds, nalbašucloak maker, ēpiš naḫlapticloak worn on campaigns, lulumtuclod-breaker, agricultural worker, ḫēpûclod of earth, lump of salt, stone, metal or slag, a medicinal plant, kirbānuclod picker, person who picks up clods, gleaner, lāqitu

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clods of a field, akkullātuclose a pot, a door, clap down, to cover, to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., to be covered, clothed, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc., to clap down (said of a trap), to overwhelm, to constrict, to appropriate illegally, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuclosed, blocked, obstructed, adj., peḫûclosed, to be closed, to cease, to do something without ceasing, to cease to be delayed with negation, without delay, immediately, to stop, to cause to stop, to stop repeatedly, to detain, delay a boat, withhold a document, a tablet, withhold, refuse, goods, merchandise, deliveries, to withhold tribute, hinder, to prevent, to distrain, keep in custody, in confinement, hold back a person, delay, to detain, to keep, to deny a wish, a request, to deny a wish, request, gifts, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to linger behind, kalûclosure, edlucloth, a cloth, gammiducloth, a kind of cloth, ḫawû, nūḫucloth, a standard size piece of cloth, muṣīptucloth of inferior quality, ebišucloth or garment, gunakku, palkucloth, piece of cloth, clothing, a specific piece of female apparel, rag, lubārucloth, piece of cloth, fledgling bird, a part of the exta, naḫtucloth, teaseled cloth, worn, corroded,mašrucloth, to weave and prepare cloth in a specific way, kamāducloth, woven and prepared in a special way, kimducloth, woven cloth, weaving, a decoration of precious stones, plowed land, waterlogged land, swamp, attack (of a disease, a demon, an army), prick of a thorn, sting of an animal, wound, stroke, stroke of a tool, blow, a wooden part of a door, part of a measuring box, miḫṣuclothe, to cover, to enter surreptitiously, to slip in or through, to be intertwined (said of trees), to coat with bronze, ḫalāpuclothe, to put on clothing, to clothe oneself, to be clothed, to provide for one’s own clothing, to provide somebody with clothing, to clothe a magic figure, to cover a person with a garment, robed (ceremonially), to coat, to cover an object, a building with metal, bricks, labāšu clothe, to put on clothing, to put something into a container, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw

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away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûclothed, litbušuclothed, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, to be covered, clothed, clap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc to overwhelm, to constrict, to conceal, to appropriate illegally, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuclothes, everyday clothes, ginêclothes mender, mukabbûclothes, old clothes, ḫabbartuclothing, a specific garment, (Hurrian word, ituššu)clothing, a specific piece of female apparel, piece of cloth, rag, lubāruclothing, a type of clothing, ilḫuclothing allowance, coating, lubuštuclothing, an article of clothing, perhaps a sash or headdress, patinnuclothing, garment, libšu, lubārtuclothing, to take off clothing by force, strip, to rob, to despoil, ḫamāṣuclothing, clothing allowance, wardrobe, apparel, specific piece, ceremony of clothing-images in a NB sanctuary, cover, coating, lubuštu, lubūṣuclothing, worn-out clothing, rags, ḫulāqucloud, erpetu, erpucloud formation, mušēlû, nīducloud formation, chariot part, box, chest, pitnucloudy, ḫadurucloudy, confused, disturbed, blurred, muddy, dalhucloudy, dark, adj., ḫašûclouds, fleece, a fine cloak, nalbašuclouds, water carrier (poetic word for clouds), elallu club-footed?, larsinnu, in ša larsinnāticlown, muṣiḫḫucluster, to cluster, gather, organize, to organize a group, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārucoal tongs, for picking up coals, maššānucoarse?, adj., paḫḫucoat, a coat, epartu, gulēnucoat, a multicolored coat, eriptucoat of mail ornament or attachment, kalkucoat, to coat with bronze, cover, to clothe, to enter surreptitiously, to slip in or through, to be

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intertwined (said of trees), ḫalāpucoat, to coat, to cover an object, a building with metal, bricks, robed (ceremonially), to cover a person with a garment, to put on clothing, to clothe oneself, to be clothed, to provide for one’s own clothing, to provide somebody with clothing, to clothe a magic figure, labāšucoating, cover, ceremony of clothing-images in a NB sanctuary, apparel, specific piece, wardrobe, clothing, clothing allowance, lubuštucoating, facing, outer garment (worn by soldiers and as festive apparel), wrap, leather or metal armor, naḫlaptucobweb, pizzircoefficient, (math term), igigubbûcognizance, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to be unable to, to disregard, to neglect, knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûcognizance, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, informed, to understand, to comprehend, to learn a craft, a skill, to become knowledgeable, to know each other, to know sexually, to become known, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to become informed, to understand, to inform somebody, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, to charge somebody with an expense, lamāducohorts, clique, confederates, clan, kinship group, crew, army, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatucoil ring, (usead as a means of payment), padallucoil, to form coils, roll up, to wind around each other, to entwine, to circle around, to wrap, to be entwined, to gather against somebody, kapālucoil, to twist, to make twisted, contorted, to contort, to be curled, coiled, to bend down completely, to become contorted, twisted, kanānucoil, to twist, to wrap, lapāpucoinage, standard of coinage, recitations of an incantation, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), string of beads (of a fixed number), limbs, figure, counting (as an act or technique), contingent of soldiers, minûtucold, eššûcold, cool, kaṣûcold, cold weather, cold season, frost, winter, chill, ague (as disease), kuṣṣucold, ice, snow, kuppūcold, to become cold, to cool off, to let cool off, to allow to cool, kaṣûcolic, suffering from colic, emrucollapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, defeat, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), disrepair, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittucollapse, to collapse, to make collapse, to break down, naḫarmumucollapse, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), fall, to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of

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cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to swoop down, to throw oneself down, to perish, to suffer a defeat, to hand down, to descend (said of parts of the exta), to diminish, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātu collapse, to suffer physical collapse, to submit oneself?, to be low or short, to descend to the horizon (in astrology), katātucollapsed, windfallen, dilapidated, limp, destitute, uprooted person, fugitive, adj., maqtucollateral, a kind of collateral, a type of payment, expense, tariff, record, cut of meat, field where linseed has been harvested, section of a series, velocity, nisḫucolleague, comrade, person of equal social status, doing agricultural and other work under supervision, person of servile status attached to a household, menial, kinattucollect, assemble, to gather, kupputu collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, to compose a text, to give relief, to strengthen, to repair, to organize, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārucollect, to bring in (barley, persons, animals, documents or objects), to gather in barley, assemble persons, to be assembled, stationed, to gather animals and objects, to prepare for burial, to place, to be gathered, to be finished, kamāsucollect, to gather, to gather up, to scrape together, to decant, to shovel, to be decanted, esēpucollect, to gather to oneself, pluck and gather, pick up, ḫamāmucollect, collect tribute, to be collected, press for payment due, to put a person under pressure, esērucollected, gathered, puḫḫurucollected, joint, agglomerated, itmuducollected, to be collected, to direct one’s attention, to permit, to allow, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to intermingle, deliberate, to discuss, to be delivered, nadānucollected, to be, collected, received, cashed, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to depart, move on, move a part of the body (human or animal), to appropriate, remove, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought,

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carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to extend, to make extend, našûcollection?, *puḫḫurtucollection of laws, etc., hoard?, refuse, sweepings, ḫimmatucollection of payment, isirtucollectively, everywhere, same extent, to the same extent or degree, each one, (of two or more persons, objects, etc., enumerated), unanimously, at every occasion, all over, in a group, mitḫārišcollector of dues, esērucollector, collecting agent (of dues, taxes and other payments), mušaddinucollegium, assembly, council, contingent, army, group, totality, all, puḫru collegium, donkey caravan (of commerce), army, kinship group, crew, cohorts, clique, confederates, clan, host, troops (of the enemy), pack of dogs, illatucolocynth, peqqūtucolor, a color, adj., ḫašmānuḫḫecolor, a color describing horses, adj., irginucolor, a color of horses, (Kassite word), alzibadar color, a color or dye, a fruit tree, ḫenzūrucolor, a dye and color made from it, kinaḫḫucolor, a mineral color, orpiment, a dye and pigment?color, possibly a color, a specification of a cover, or carpet, (Hurrian word, kulinaš)column base, gullatucolumn, beam, gišmaḫḫu comb, mušṭucomb, clean by combing, squeeze out, to press, ḫalāṣucomb, to comb out hair, to comb wool, to have a welt, lump, to strike with palsy, to rub, to be stricken, mašācomb, to comb, curry a horse, nadāducomb, wool comber (female), *ḫaliṣtucombed, carded, adj., napšucombed (said of flax), pressed out (said of sesame seeds) obtained by ḫalaṣu (said of oil) etc., adj., ḫalṣucombing or scraping tool, mumarrītucombat, battle, mitḫuṣūtucombat, fight, clash of weapons, attack, assault, onrush, mitḫuṣu combatant, fighter, adj., mundaḫṣucombed wool, tuft of wool, fluff, nipšu

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combustion, grate, oven, burning, maqlûcome!, now then!, interj., ganacome out of a temple, etc., depart, go out, escape, to leave, to rise (of stars), to grow, disappear, așû26

come (of taxes or months), to enter, to enter into the king or god’s presence, to invade, to penetrate, to return, to arrive, to go home, to bring something to enter a house, city, penetrate, erēbucome, to come/go (to someone), garāšu27

coming, admitted, ēribucoming from, adj., *marḫašûcoming from the city Ḫapurat(t)a, adj., ḫapuratajucoming from the town, ḫaḫḫûcoming from Hana (as a social class or type of soldier), coming from Hana (as a designation of a breed of sheep and goats, a quality of wool and garments, ḫanûcoming, next, former, first, front, past, designation of an official, panûcommand, authoritative decision, insignia, symbol, office, temple office, power, divine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, ritual, rite, decree, custom, practice, parṣucommand, equipment, achievement, evil machination, deed, act, witchcraft, work, rendering and settling of accounts, speech, ipšucommand, leadership, mu’irrūtucommand, order, nannûcommand, order, rule, mouth, instructions, advice, instigation, information, declaration, testimony, mind, mood, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûcommand, royal command, decree, dātucommand, to command, demand, to threaten?, challenge, to contest a sale or transfer, to contest the validity of a seal, to contest mutually, to claim property, to lay claim to, to become the object of a claim, to raise a claim, to incite someone to raise a claim, to be claimed, to challenge, to confront someone,

26 Akkadian, aș û ,, to come out of a temple, depart, go out, escape, to leave, to rise (of stars), to grow, Sanskrit, eSya,, to come, future, Croatian, doći, to come, Welsh, i ddod, to come, become, Romanian, a veni, to come, Latin, venio, venita, veni, ventum, to come, to happen, arrive, grow, arise, Italian, venire, to come, French, venir, to come, arrive, reach, happen, grow, Hittite, uwa-, we-> uēzzi, to come, Etruscan/Phrygian, fena, fene, feni, Greek, erchomai, come, Tocharian, käm- (vb.) [B käm-], to come, to come [<OE cuman], to be.27 Akkadian, garāšu, come, to come/go (to someone), Latvian, ierasties, to arrive, Albanian, për të arritur, to arrive, arrij, overtake, Irish, dul ar aghaidh, to proceed, Welsh, gyrraedd, cyrraedd to attain, to reach, arrive, English, arrive [<OFr.ariver] arrive at, reach, Akkadian, âru, to go, govern, rule, oppose, attack, send a message, advance, turn against a person, confront, order, Hittite, ar/r, ari, to come, arrive at, Akkadian, aș û , come out of a temple, etc., depart, go out, escape, to leave, to rise (of stars), to grow, disappear, Greek, να φτάσω, na ftáso, to arrive, Sanskrit, vinaz, to reach, attain, Romanian, PE VINE, to arrive, veni, to come, Latin, pervenio venire-veni-ventum, to come through, arrive, venio, venire,veni, ventum, to come, Italian, pervenire, to attain, venire, to come, French, parvenir, to attain, venir, to come, English, achieve [<OFr. achever <vener, Etruscan, pevenes (PE8eNeS), Belarusian, у Дасягнуць, u dasiahnuć, to attain, Croatian, doći, to attain, Welsh, dod, come, Latin, attingero-tingere-tigi -tactum, to touch, reach, Irish, teacht siad, to arrive, come, Scots-Gaelic, a 'tighinn, to arrive, come, Hittite, ta, to come; tija, to come, approach, English, attain, to touch, reach, Sanskrit, āgacchati (gam), to come, English, to come [<OE cuman], Tocharian, kän-, käm- [B käm-] to come, bring about.

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paqārucommand, to decree, to proclaim, to appoint a person to an office, appointed, to call a person (to exercise a function), to summon, to name, to give a name, to be named, to invoke, to make known, to count among, to cause to proclaim, called upon, nabûcommand, to execute a command, siqrucommander, director, mu’irrucommander of a contingent of fifty soldiers, ḫansā, in rab- ḫansûcommander of outposts, kādu, in rab kādānucommander of an army unit, kiṣru, in rab kiṣricommander of the messengers, kallû, in rab kallêcommander over one thousand men, līmu, in rab līmicommander, rank of commander, kiṣru, in rab kiṣirūticommander, ruler, satrap, muma’irucommandment of a ḫalṣu, ḫalzuḫlucommandment of a fortress, ḫalṣu, in rab ḫalṣucommentary, a general term for a legal document, mukallimtucommentary, slander, gossip, report, wording, statement, tongue, language, technical language, special language or dialect, nationality, person or people speaking a foreign language, person (captured) able to give information, tongue of a flame, blade of a weapon or tool, plowshare, ingot, lišānucommerce?, movable part of an implement, a type of pavement, service (regular), a swinging door?, muttalliktucommerce, to engage in commerce, tamkārūtucommercial goods in transit, merchandise, luqūtucommercial losses, lost merchandise, ḫuluqqûcommission, person under commission, or service obligation, našpartu, in sa našparticommissioned goods, mu’ērtucommodity, ḫutḫutu, kiširtu, kuriallu?, mindānu?, nirwecommoner, person not liable for service, poor, destitute, muškēnucommons, property held in common by several persons, pile of barley prepared for storage, karûcommunity of merchants, city quarter destined for traders and sailors, harbor, harbor district, mooring place, quay-wall, embankment, trading station, price of a unit of merchandise, karûcompact, to make compact, to bother, to crush, to step into something unclean accidentally, to step upon something on purpose, defeat an enemy, to make people do work, to press people, to stamp out a fire, to suppress noise, to full cloth, to let time pass, to stride, to walk upon, to pace off, to make regulations, to come in, to exert oneself, to put pressure upon a person, to drop a claim, a case, to forgive, pardon a sin, to put reciprocal pressure on each other, to allow to walk about, to trample, to make a road or ramp by compressing and stamping the soil, to make concessions, to submit oneself, kabāsucompact, to compact, make compact, to make ready, make ready for battle, to fortify, to surround with a fence or net, put together, work for wages, to cluster, gather, organize, to organize a group, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, concentrate, to become joined, to tie together, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to assemble, to make

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ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārucompact? twined, adj., karkucompact?, to become compact, to compress?, to form a pellet, pill, suppository, to make hail?, kupputucompacted? in a block, lump-shaped, compressed?, kupputucompanion, attendant, spirit accompanying a person, a specific feature or formation on the exta, a spirit, demon, mukīl rēšicompensate, to compensate, to be paid, to make someone pay, to make a supplementary payment, to convert, napālucompensate, to replace, kaṣārucompensation? Kallimucompensation or payment, nēbeḫucompensation payment for a caused loss, desert, reward, mullûcompensation, payment, (Hurrian word, ḫiššumaki), kušurrā’ucompensatory payment, balance payment, nipiltucompetent, expert, expert in a specific craft, knowing (something or somebody), knowledgeable, person known (but in no definite relationship), wise, learned, acquaintance, mudûcomplain, plead, negotiate, litigate, recite, relate, talk, tell, speak, come to agreement, dabābucomplain, to complain, to complain again and again, to cause to complain, to howl, roar, to cause to howl, to grumble, nazāmu complain, to complain, to sing, to wail, nasāsucomplaint, cry of distress, inannûcomplaint, impost, tax, support, staff, a seat or couch, an astronomical term, nēmettucomplaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûcomplaints, whining, nazāqātucomplaisance, favor, kind act, mercy, to return an act of kindness, to wreak vengeance, gimillucomplete, as is, few, little, small, too small, īṣucomplete, full, finished, settled, terminated, whole, gamrucomplete, making decisions, etc., final, effective, gāmirucompleteness, finality, end, gamārucompletion, end, nagmarucompletely, all around, adv., nalbâncompletely, together, adv., puḫrišcomplex, intertwined, entangled, crossed, difficult, crooked, distorted, untrue, adj., itgurucomplicated, artful, artistic, clever, ingenious, sophisticated, adj., naklucomplicated, difficult, narrow, adj., pašqucompose, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, to give relief, to strengthen, to repair, to organize, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to

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become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārucomprehend, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, informed, to understand, to learn a craft, a skill, to become knowledgeable, to know each other, to know sexually, to become known, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to become informed, to understand, to inform somebody, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, to charge somebody with an expense, lamāducompress, constrict, to strangle, to be annoyed, ḫanāqucompress, to compress?, compact?, to become compact, to form a pellet, pill, suppository, to make hail?, kupputucompressed?, compacted?, in a block, lump-shaped, kupputucompresser (a part of the seeder-plow serving to regulate the flow of the seeds), ḫanniqucompute, nikkassū-a’compute, to compute, to measure, to be measured, mašāḫucomputed share, count, accounting, amount, number, munûtucomrade, person of equal social status, doing agricultural and other work under supervision, person of servile status attached to a household, menial, colleague, kinattuconceal, to conceal, puzruconceal, to conceal, to cover, hide, to veil, hide the face, to veil onself, cover oneself, pasāmuconceal, to appropriate illegally, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, to be covered, clothed, clap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc to overwhelm, to constrict, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuconceal, to conceal, to steal through, to go into hiding, to abscond, hide, stow, stash, to smuggle, to grant refuge, to shelter, pazāruconcede, to make mutual concessions, to perform a kind act, to act so as to please, to be obliging, to come to an agreement, to spare, save, gamāluconceive, to impregnate, pregnant, to be pregnant, erûconcentrate, bound together, to compact, make compact, to make ready, make ready for battle, to fortify, to surround with a fence or net, put together, work for wages, to cluster, gather, organize, to organize a group, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc. consider, to clarify, make clear, incise, to cut, to cut down, cut off, to cut in deeply, determine, to set, to become ready, to treat, to adjust, to cut off, to deduct, to correspond, ḫarāṣukakdâ, kakdāšaconcentrate, to encompass, to possess in full, finish, to finish, to bring to an end, to control, to annihilate, to use up, to spend, to settle, to pay or deliver in full, to use one’s full strength, to render a final verdict, to cause to spend, to give in full, to hold together, to be annihilated, ruined, to be brought to an end, used up, to be settled, gamāruconcentrated, a caravan, organized as a military detachment, kaṣruconcern, consideration, purpose, plan, intention, choice, wish, past, past time, ranking position, appearance, looks, surface, front, front part, opinion, reciprocal (math term), face, visage, dignity,

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remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāruconcord, in concord, adj., mitguruconcord, consent, agreement, disagreement, discord, mitgurtuconcubine, esirtuconcubine, status of a concubine, ištariūtuconcubine, to make someone a concubine or wife of lower rank, *ḫelaḫelu, in ḫelaḫelumma epēšucondiment, a condiment, arāsucondition, of poor condition or quality, miserable, evil, unfavorable, unpropitious, lummunucone, truncanted cone (as gemometrical term), reed bundle, kiššuconfection made of dates, oil, butter, etc., mirsuconfectioner, ēpišānuconfectioner, maker of sweetcakes,28 muttāqu, in ša muttāqiconfederates, clan, kinship group, clique, cohorts, crew, army, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatuconfederation, a’lu or i’luconfederation, to form a confederation, to band together, katāruconfident, to become confident, to rely, to give confidence, ḫamûconfiguration of objects, appearance, figure, body, stature of persons, self, person, body, size, shape, lānuconfiguration on the lung, fortification, treasures, secret, arcana, niṣirtuconfine, to confine a person, ganānuconfine, to keep in check with a bridle, to keep in check, to curb, to control, lāṭuconfine, to shut in, to enclose, to channel water, to stifle a cry, to take captive, to become enclosed, to become constricted, esēruconfined, to be confined, to do, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, interrupt doing something, to keep someone from doing something, to reserve, to check an animal, to block progress, a road, retain food, urine, etc., cut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalû confinement, enclosure, isirtu confinement to bed, nīdi erši (nīdu)confines, sides (of a boat), region, territory, alongside, adjacent to, border, border line, circumference,

28 The Chicago OI dictionary calls out “sweetmeats,” rather than “sweet cakes;” “sweetmeats” is within the confectioner’s practice.

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around, alongside, itûconfirm, to confirm, to certify, to be confirmed, to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to organize, to put in order, to place parts of a construction in correct position, to be firm in place, to assign a person to a position, an office, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to levy taxes, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to establish the foundation of a building, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish (in math and astronomy), reliable, be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to remain quantitatively constant, to impose tribute, a fine, to organize, to put in order, to grant, to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., kânuconfiscate, to confiscate? (Hurrian word, Kawadu, in kawadumma epēšu)confiscate, to confiscate, seize, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal , to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûconflagration, naqmūtuconflagration, blaze, rising (of celestial bodies), unreliable, false prediction, a group of ominous phenomena on the liver, excrescence?, blown-up part?, nipḫuconflagration, burnt offering, oven, maqlūtuconflict, contrast, clash (of opposing forces), opposition (of sun and moon), correspondence, mitḫurtuconfront, to confront someone, to demand, command, to threaten?, challenge, to contest a sale or transfer, to contest the validity of a seal, to contest mutually, to claim property, to lay claim to, to become the object of a claim, to raise a claim, to incite someone to raise a claim, to be claimed, to challenge, paqāruconfront, to oppose, attack, go, advance, turn against a person, send a message, order, rule, govern, âru

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confrontation, heliacal rising, nanmurtuconfuse, denounce, disturb, embarrass, blur eyes, stir up, roil water, interfere, become troubled, dalāḫuconfuse, to trouble, ešûconfused, adj., pitruduconfused, cloudy, disturbed, blurred, muddy, dalḫuconfused, disturbed, adj., nenšûconfused, tangled, blurred, ešûconfused, to become confused, distraught, to be smashed, to waste, to annul?, to dissipate, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up, disorganize, to be dispersed, to become crushed, to be scattered, separated, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parāruconfused, to become confused, frightened, to frighten, to be restless, upset, to disturb, to be disturbed, to be fearful, to be confused, to terrify, parāduconfusion, dulḫānu, ešû, išûtu confusion, battle, blurring of vision, ašītuconfusion, blindness, mīšītuconfusion, blurring of the vision, ešītuconfusion, disorder, eclipse, ešâtuconfusion, distress, daliḫtuconfusion, trouble, dilḫu, duluḫḫûcongestion, stricture as a disease, contingent of soldiers, ridge wall, tablet, list, kiṣirtuconjure, to perform a conjuration, āšipūtuconjurer, a conjurer, gukallu, mušpīšu?conjurer’s door, (an instrument of the conjurer), gišburruconjurer’s tool, a ceremonial mace, a plant, pišruconjurer’s whipping rod, ḫultuppûconsiderate, full of good advice, adj., mitlukuconstricted, to become constricted, to become narrow, to suffer difficulties, to be anguished, pašāquconquer, to conquer a city, ālu-aconquer, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduconquer, to conquer, to strike with a weapon, to hit, to slay, to kill, to destroy a city or country, nēruconquering, kāšiduconquest, booty, prisoner of war, seizure (by a disease, demons), acquisition, assets, kišittuconscientiously, to exert oneself conscientiously, to be careful, to be concerned, to muster, to inspect, to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to count, to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office, to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a

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person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life, goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, paqāduconscious intent, intellectual capacity, decision of a deity, order, instruction, advice, mood, spirit, consent, milkuconsecrate a priest by shaving the hair of his head and body, to shave, to cut and shave hair of head or body, to despoil, rob, a house, gullubuconsecrate to a diety, cleanse oneself, become free of debt by royal decree, pure, to become pure, to purify, make pure, keep pure, to make free, to be purified, elēluconsecrate, to exorcise, purify, by fumigation, ḫâbu consecration? Eqūtuconsecration?, eqūtuconsent, agreement, concord, disagreement, discord, mitgurtuconsent, agreement, person endowed with divine or royal favor, grace, contentedness of heart, migruconsent, conscious intent, intellectual capacity, decision of a deity, order, instruction, advice, mood, spirit, milkuconsent, good will, love, he who loves, free will, beloved one, favorite, volition, narāmuconsent, joy, ḫadûconsent, to consent, annuconsiderate, talkative, adj., muštāmûconsiderate treatment, favor, gimiltuconsideration, muntalkūtuconsideration, concern, purpose, plan, intention, choice, wish, past, past time, ranking position, appearance, looks, surface, front, front part, opinion, reciprocal (math term), face, visage, dignity, prestige, panuconsideration, deliberation, muštālūtuconsigned, entrusted, adj., paqduconsignment of merchandise, intention, silver given for free disposition, supplies, desire, wish, request, mēreštuconspiracy, confused, cross, maneuver for a position, feint, stumble, hobble, perverse, to twist, become twisted, egēruconstantly, always, adv., kajan, kajānišconstantly, always, customarily, adv., kajamānuconstantly, always, regularly, adv., kajānaconstantly, normally, always, adv., ginâconstantly, regularly, adv., kajāntamconstantly, steadily, adv., kajamanconstellation, a constellation, bison (as a mythological creature), kusarikkuconstellation, a constellation, comprising Cygnus, panther, nimruconstellation, a constellation, an illness, a female demon, pāšittuconstellation, a constellation, harness part, nattulluconstellation, a constellation, lioness, nēštuconstellation, a constellation, a part of the lung, (part of the liver, probably the omasal impression), part of a loom, a door, rule, domination, crosspiece, yoke, nīruconstellation Hercules, a fish, dog, kalbuconstellation Hyades (lit. jaw of the Bull, Taurus), is lê

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constellation Leo, lion, nēšuconstellation lyra, she-goat, goat (generic term), enzuconstellation, name of a constellation, nankuluconstellation or fixed star, gibbous moon, star, small of the back, kidney of an animal, region of the kidneys, kalītuconstellation, red deer, stag, a name of the planet Saturn, lulīmuconstellation, the constellation Auriga, chariot, narkabtuconstellation, the constellation Piscis Austrinus, fish, nūnu constellation, zodiacal constellation, poetic term for star, star of solstices and equinoxes, one of several whose helical risings fall at or near the solstices and equinoxes, which divide the year, lumāšucontempt, to have contempt for, to treat with contempt, to disregard, to be disregarded, disregard sins, to despise, to be despised, to forgive, mêšuconstipated, esiltuconstipated, locked up, esluconstipated, to be stopped up, esēluconstipation, sphincter, contracting muscle, constriction, control?, isiltu constrict, to close a pot, a door, clap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., to be covered, clothed, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc., to overwhelm, to appropriate illegally, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to conceal, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmuconstrict, to strangle, compress, to be annoyed, ḫanāquconstricted, to become constricted, channel water, to take captive, enclose, to become enclosed, confine, to shut in, to stifle a cry, esēruconstriction, a disease of sheep, ḫunūquconstriction, constipation, sphincter, contracting muscle, control?, isiltuconstruct, cultivate, manufacture, to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, build, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, is, happens, epēšuconstruct, to construct, form structures, to refine, to cast metals, to smelt, to make brick structures, to create, to melt down, fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to be made, to be cast, patāquconstruct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, to collect, to compose a text, to give relief, to strengthen, to repair, to organize, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣāruconstruction, agricultural work, handywork, tillage, manufacture, crew, act, ritual, evil magic, epištuconstruction, doings, procedure, undertaking, activity, ritual, ritual procedure, tools, utensils, implements, nēpešuconsume, to devour, arāhuconsume, to consume, eat a meal, to provide a meal, patānuconsume, to consume? to hurt, to sting, kasāsu

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consuming (qualifying fire), adj., *kāsisuconstruction, agricultural work, handywork, tillage, manufacture, crew, act, ritual, evil magic, epištu contact, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to put hands on with evil intentions, to commit a sacrilege, to apply water or fire, to smear, to smear on, to paint a surface, to smear oneself, to write down, record, to be written down, recorded, to fashion an object, to give a work assignment, to affect, to become affected, attack, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātucontagious, infectious, adj., muštaḫḫizucontainer, a container, aḫrušḫu, ammašabbû, darīku, attamukaru?, gullu, ḫabannatu, ḫalmaḫḫucontainer, a container, *ḫapālu, ḫattu, ḫittu, ḫupa’u, ḫuprušḫu, imzadrû, išpu, kirgunnu, kurkurratucontainer, a container, kurzizakkatu, kutma’išu, lukannu, masḫaru?, miriqtu, naḫḫuḫu, našpaktucontainer, a container, nēkipu, papaššarrû, parku, pasru, *pāširtucontainer, a container, a shovel, nēsepucontainer, a container, a type of rental agreement, nēseptucontainer, a container (Egyptian word) dašicontainer, a container for liquids, kūbucontainer, a container for oil, ḫatarru, masḫartucontainer, a container of earthenware or silver, mainly for wine, kanducontainer, a container of specific capacity, lamaqartucontainer, a container of standard capacity, lattucontainer, a container of standardized size, measuring container of 30-50 silas, measure, mašiḫucontainer, a container, part of a door, ḫapḫappucontainer, a container, payment (in silver only), weight, suspension?, mašqaltucontainer, a kind of kirru-container, kiriammucontainer, a large container, a religious ceremony, ḫarûcontainer, a large container for beer or barley, ḫiburnucontainer, a leather container, kabkūru, patīḫatu, patiḫucontainer, a leather container for liquids, nakrimucontainer, a leather container for oil, kirāducontainer, a metal container, ḫiglu, ḫiwāru, (Hurrian word, kazulatḫu)container, a metal container for oil, ḫurbucontainer, a metal container (usually), katappucontainer, a metal container, reed basket, nasappucontainer, a small container of metal, glass, or clay serving as alabastron, libation jar and drinking flask, kukkubucontainer, a standardized container for beer, a large vessel of earthenware, metal or stone, kirrucontainer, a perforated container for aromatic herbs, cage, weir in a canal, barrage, a type of boat, muballittucontainer, a tall earthenware container with a small opening, gugguru

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container, a wooden container, basket to carry earth, bricks, etc., kudurrucontainer, an earthenware container, arbašītucontainer, an earthen container, ḫābibucontainer, an earthen container for liquids, ḫallucontainer, an earthen container, pot, a measure, one fourth of the naruqqu, karpatucontainer, an earthenware container, arbašītucontainer, basket, pānucontainer, box, vessel, storehouse, storeroom, raft (kelek), silo, truncated pyramid, specific kind of chair, excavation (as a geometrical term), kalakkucontainer, chest, basket, box, door socket, drainage passage, pisannucontainer, describing a container, adj., ḫussûcontainer, describing an earthen container, adj., ḫabnucontainer for beer, a kind of basket, ḫuburtucontainer for beerwort, narṭabtu?, narṭabucontainer in the shape of a helmet, helmet, ḫuliamcontainer (Hurrian word), ašhauššuḫucontainer, leather bag, īlucontainer made of reed, leather or clay, nusḫucontainer of bronze, ḫuḫpucontainer of clay or metal, rarely wood, kūtucontainer of precious metal or stone, ḫaragabašcontainer of a specific shape, gabgabucontainer or basket, kirītucontainer or bowl, kurkurrucontainer or object, iknusicontainer or metal instrument, nunnucontainer or tube, ḫupḫuppucontainer, ointment container, rations, oil, oil allotment, piššatucontainer rack, wooden rack (or similar installation for storing earthen containers, as part of the equipment of a trade), as structure over a well, a small container, usually of stone or precious metal, metal potstand or structure to support containers with pointed bottoms, kannucontainer shaped like a human skull, a skull, gulgullucontainer, small container for perfumed oil, ḫuburnucontainer, tablet container or the label attached to it, pisanduppucontainer used in the preparation of beer, naḫbûcontempt, to treat with contempt, to be of bad quality, *mussuḫucontend for superiority, deliver promptly, reinforce, make valid, to become strong, strengthen, to increase, to speak severely, to to bequeath, become stronger, become even thickness, danānucontent of a document or inscription, wording, authorship, dictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral tradition, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pû

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contentedness of heart, person endowed with divine or royal grace, favor, consent, agreement, migrucontention, quarrel, strife, puḫpuḫḫûcontest, to contest a sale or transfer, to contest the validity of a seal, to contest mutually, to claim property, to lay claim to, to become the object of a claim, to raise a claim, to incite someone to raise a claim, to be claimed, to challenge, to challenge, threaten?, to demand, command, to confront someone, paqārucontest, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to speak a falsehood, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārucontestation, a contestation, ḫarāracontested, disputed, adj., paqrucontingent, army, collegium, assembly, council, group, totality, all, puḫru contingent of soldiers, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), standard of coinage, string of beads (of a fixed number), counting (as an act or technique), recitations of an incantation, limbs, figure, minûtucontingent of soldiers, stricture as a disease, congestion, ridge wall, tablet, list, kiṣirtucontingent of soldiers, troop, knot made for magic purposes, team of workmen or experts, rent payment, payment in kind for services or taxes, joint of the human or animal body, a feature of the exta, anger, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣrucontinue, to persist, lazāzu, lezû continual, continuing, persistent, adj., lazzucontinually, adv., *masdarišcontinue, to persist, lazāzucontinuity, lastingness, dārītucontinuity, permanent status of property, dūrucontinuously, ever, dārcontort, to become contorted, twisted, to coil, to twist, to make twisted, contorted, to be curled, coiled, to bend down completely, kanānucontraband, smuggled merchandise, smuggling, secret mission, pazzurtu

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contract, išḫiulicontract, to pucker, ḫemērucontracted, shrunk, ḫamrucontracting muscle, constriction, constipation, sphincter, control?, isiltucontraction, gabāṣucontractual terms of exchange, item given as a replacement or in exchange, equivalent, pūḫizzarucontradict, to contradict, to countermand, overrule a command, to take a person away, move away, to have an unhealthy appearance, to talk senseless, to become deranged, to cause enmity, to be countermanded, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārucontrast, conflict, clash (of opposing forces), opposition (of sun and moon), correspondence, mitḫurtucontribution, nikištucontritely, to pray contritely (always with appu, to beg humbly), to act humbly, to exhibit utmost humility (in gestures), labānucontrol?, contracting muscle, constriction, constipation, sphincter, isiltucontrol, organize, marshall forces, muster, to provide food rations, check, instruct, be mustered, ašārucontrol, provisions, provisioning, muster, inspection, checking on an extispicy, repetition of an extispicy, charge, assignment, responsibility, post, piqittucontrol, to annihilate, to bring to an end, to use up, to spend, to settle, to encompass, to possess in full, to finish, to bring to an end, to pay or deliver in full, to use one’s full strength, to concentrate, to render a final verdict, to cause to spend, to give in full, to hold together, to be annihilated, ruined, to be brought to an end, used up, to be settled, gamārucontrol, to appropriate, to take by force, puāgucontrol, to restrain, to protect, to be protected, to observe, to take care of, to take care of a person’s interests, to wait, keep an oath, to keep safe, to keep in reserve, to keep secrets, to safeguard, to put in safekeeping, to watch, to watch a person, to keep a watch on someone, to be watchful, to keep watch , to keep watch for celestial phenomena, to guard, to keep somebody under guard, to stand guard, to guard a house, a fortress, etc., to be on guard, to order somebody to do guard duty, to guarantee safe transmission, to obey commands, to observe laws, decrees, to heed, respect an institution, a word, to fulfill duties to a person, to serve, to hold a city or country, to keep in mind, to heed, to obey, respect, to be on the alert, to be observed, naṣāru

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controller, inspector, muttaplisuconversation, nāpalûconversely, if not, jānummaconvert, to convert, to compensate, to be paid, to make someone pay, to make a supplementary payment, napāluconveying down, adj., mušēriduconvoluted, intertwined, adj., patluconvulsive, to suffer from convulsions, damûcook, nuḫatimmucook, female cook, nuḫatimmatucook, meat cook, butcher, woodcutter, nākisucook, mirsu, ēpištu, in ēpišat mirsicook, pappasu cook, ēpiš pappasicook or baker producing special dishes, kakardinnucook preparing mirsu-confection, mersu, in ša mersicook, profession of a cook, position of cook, cook’s prebend, nuḫatimmūtucook, temple cook, endibbu, engisu, engû cool, cold, kaṣûcook, temple cook, prebend of the temple cook, mubannûtucook who prepares, arranges and serves food to the gods, temple cook, mubannûcooking vessel of metal, mušaḫḫinucook’s prebend, profession of a cook, position of cook, nuḫatimmūtucool of the day, kīṣucool of the evening, kaṣûcool off, to let cool off, to allow to cool, to become cold, kaṣûcool water vendor, man selling cool water, kaṣu, in ša kaṣicoolness, morning, kaṣâtucooperative, sociable, adj., itbārānucoping of a wall, pašqu copper, anānu, erû, nuḫuštucopper, a word for copper, asisûcopper, a type of refined gold, copper or silver, mēsucopper object, eripucopper object, akkullānucopper part of a door, armatucopper, poetic expression of copper, ahuš’ucopper (qualifying copper), adj., ḫammuṣucopper, qualifying copper ore, la’šucopper, to mine or smelt copper, erû-a’copper part of a door, armatucopulate, to copulate, garāšucopulate, to make love, to be merry, to shine, to make brilliant, ḫelûcopulation, niqīqucopy, duplicate, opponent, gabarûcopy of a document, answer, equivalent, counterpart, front part, front side, vanguard, lead, in front of, ahead of, before, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtu

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copy of a written document, list, inventory, answer, reply, antiphony, person of equal rank, fellow, equivalent, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫrucopy, to copy, to be equal, to make equal, to make of equal rank or value, to be equaled, to be similar, to make similar, to be half, to match, to be rivaled, to be equidistant?, mašālucopy, exact copy, exact (standard) measure, block, track (of the wheel), ḫirṣu coriander, kisibirrītu, kisibirrucornice (as an architectural term), headband, part of a headdress ( a kind of turban, worn mainly by deities or kings and queens), kulūlucorpses (of soldiers), defeat, dead animals, death among animals, collapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, disrepair, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittucorrect, fair, just, in good condition, favorable, normal, regular, ordinary, prosperous, straight, loose (said of the bowels), išarucorrect, decent, just, loyal, normal, honest, legitimate, sound, regular, reliable, true, firm (in place), kīnucorrect measure, correct behavior, truth, justice, loyalty, stability, permanency, kīnātucorrect procedures, correctness, duly, justice, justly, fidelity, loyalty, loyally, normal state, truth, in truth, truly, treaty, kittucorrect, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to place parts of a construction in correct position, honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, to be loyal, reliable, to be well disciplined, to remain quantitatively constant, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish the foundation of a building, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to establish (in math and astronomy), to be confirmed, kânucorrectly, according to expectation, duly, in due form, truthfully, loyally, steadily, firmly, kīnišcorrectness, offering, regular offering, normality, dues, ginûcorrespond, to fit, šūlukucorrespond, to consider, to clarify, make clear, incise, to cut, to cut down, cut off, to cut in deeply, determine, to set, to become ready, to treat, to adjust, to cut off, to deduct, ḫarāṣucorrespondence, front, fellow, counterpart, equivalent, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, list, copy of a written document, replies, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫrucorrespondence, opposition (of sun and moon), clash (of opposing forces), contrast, conflict, mitḫurtucorresponding to, as, according to, instead of, in lieu of, in the manner of, like, prep., kīmacorrespondingly, accordingly, according to, ranking with, comparable to, side, area of responsibility, adjacent region, side, pittucorrespondingly, instead, as a replacement, kūmcorroded, teaseled cloth, worn, mašrucorvée (unpaid worker) master, dullu, in bēl dullicorvée work, expedition, expeditionary force, capital, business capital, caravan, journey, trip, business

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trip, road, path, highway, travel, venture, military campaign, raid, army, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānucorvée worker, massucosmetic, eye cosmetic, amāmûcosmetics, mēqûcosmetics, palette for cosmetics, mirror, mušālucosmic subterranean water, laigarcostly, choice, precious, sorted, selected, preeminient, nasqucouch or seat, an astronomical term, impost, complaint, tax, support, staff, nēmettucouchant, crippled, shrunken, shriveled, adj., ḫummurucough (as a disease), slime, spittle, ḫaḫḫucough, to cough, guḫḫubucough, to cough up, ḫaḫûcoughing fit, retching, gag, gaḫḫu, ganāḫu, guḫḫucouncil, assembly, collegium, contingent, army, group, totality, all, puḫrucouncil, inner council, specialized knowledge, protected lore, secret matter, secret plot, pirištucounselor, deliberate, judicious, muntalkucount, accounting, amount, number, computed share, munûtucount, to count among, to make known, to command, to decree, to proclaim, to appoint a person to an office, appointed, to call a person (to exercise a function), to summon, to name, to give a name, to be named, to invoke to cause to proclaim, called upon, nabûcount, to count, to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office, to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life, goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, to inspect, to muster, to be concerned, to be careful, to exert oneself conscientiously, paqāducountermanded, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāru

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counterpart, equivalent, answer, copy of a document, front part, front side, vanguard, lead, in front of, ahead of, before, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtucounterpart, equivalent, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, list, copy of a written document, fellow, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫrucounterweight? of precious material for necklaces, kabbuttucounting (as an act or technique), string of beads (of a fixed number), standard of coinage, contingent of soldiers, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), recitations of an incantation, limbs, figure, minutecounting (said of a basket weaver), nīšucountry (as a political unit), open country, home country, flat country, land (as against sea), flat space, native land, population of a country, mātucountry, coming from the country, adj., ḫabḫajacountry, open country, region outside a city, outside, kīducourage, intention, thought, mind, wish, desire, choice, preference womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbucourse, channel of a canal, region along a bank, alkucourse, stage, road, way, distance between stopping places, mardītucourt attendant, eunuch, mazziz panicourt dignitary, official in charge of the kitchen, nuḫatimmu, in rabi nuḫatimmīcourt of judgement, dinu, in bīt dīni, dīttucourt official, ēpiš šizbi, lugalarausû,court official, iṣu, in rabi eṣīcourt president, (see judge), dajānu, in ša pān dajānicourt president, dīnu, in ša pān dīnātecourtier, mār ekallicourtier, person standing in attendance, attendant, station, position, nanzazucourtier, personal attendant, manzazucourthouse, dajānu in bīt dajānicourtyard building, kisallu, in bīt kisallicourtyard of a private house, a palace or a temple complex, kisallucourtyard, main courtyard of a temple, kisalmāḫucourtyard, outer courtyard, kisalbarakkucourtyard sweeper (as a temple official), kisalluḫḫucover, a cover or garment, dapsûcover, amnion, fetus covering membrane, edamukkucover, canopy, protection, andullu, andillucover, ceremony of clothing-images in a NB sanctuary, apparel, specific piece, wardrobe, clothing, cover, clay, envelope of a tablet, imgurru cover, intestinal, (in kulum libbi the part of the animal body which covers the intestines), kutmucover, lid, naktamtucover, lid, (for a kettle or oven), katammucover, lid, horse’s bit, naktamu

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cover, linen cover, kadilûcover or blanket, iškušḫu, paḫantarrucover or garment, dapsû, ḫarūrucover or garment, ḫurdatu, in ša ḫurdātecover or wrap, ḫuluptucover, protector on furniture, rescuer, helper, mušēzibucover, to clothe, to enter surreptitiously, to slip in or through, to be intertwined (said of trees), to coat with bronze, ḫalāpucover, to cover, erēmu, kašûcover, to cover a person with a garment, to cover an object, a building with metal, bricks, to put on clothing, to clothe oneself, to be clothed, to provide for one’s own clothing, to provide somebody with clothing, to clothe a magic figure, robed (ceremonially), to coat, labāšu cover, to cover (the head or face) with the cloth, to adorn, to crown, to veil, kullulucover, to cover, to conceal, hide, to veil, hide the face, to veil onself, cover oneself, pasāmucover, to cover, to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover, close, veil (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc., to cover with earth, etc., to be covered, clothed, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc., to clap down (said of a trap), to overwhelm, to constrict, to conceal, to appropriate illegally, to seize and hold persons, to overwhelm, to clap down, to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, to overwhelm, katāmucover, to cover up, hide, ḫesûcover, to cover with patches or with a network, edēḫu cover, veil, mat, kutummucover, wrap, metal plating, nalbētucover, wrap, sheath, heaven, sky, ceiling, ermucovered basket, *kutumtucovered, veiled, kuttumucovered, secret, katmucovering, a head covering, a skin disease, ḫazīqatucow, mīrtucow, arḫucow (poetic term for cow), abkigucower, to squat, to throw oneself to the ground, to fall to the ground, to fall upon something, to let oneself fall to the ground (in supplication, despair, etc.), to be apart (as technical term in astron.), to make prostrate, napalsuḫucows, bovines, (of both sexes and all ages), littucrab, the constellation Cancer, alluttucrack, crevice, nigiṣṣucrack, to split, ḫuppupucracked pot, nussucraft, creation (of human beings), handiwork, touch (in the physical sense), sense of touch, affliction, disease, discolored spot, ritual act, liptucraft, disease, work, lipittucraft, musician’s craft, nārūtucraft of the engraver, muššarruttucraft of the exorcist, kakugallūtu

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craft of the house builder, itinnūtucraft of the jeweler, kabšarrūtucraft of the kalû, lamentaion-priests’ college, corpus of texts used by the kalû, kalûtucraft of the kāṣiru-worker, kāṣirūtucraft of a purification priest, išippūtu craft or trade of the carpenter, naggārūtucraftsman, a craftsman?, azû, mušallimānucraftsman, a skilled craftsman, mudammiqucraftsman, creator, school for scribes, workshop, mummucraftsman, designation of a craftman, or an official, kuduḫtaš, kuššuku, kuttimcraftsman, engineer (as a category of soldier), furnace, kiln, oven (of the smith, potter, etc.), smith, armorer, kiškattûcraftsman making headware, kubšuḫulicraftsman making mar datu-fabrics, mardatuḫlucraftsman or official, gelduḫlu, ituḫlu craftsman or official’s designation, ezû, in rab ezûcraftsman producing textiles by a special technique, kāṣirucraftsman, woven cloth craftsman (making a special type of woven cloth), kāmiducraftsman working in wood and metal, an insect, gurgurrucrafty, adj., muštēpišucramps, to have cramps, to cause cramps, tied, girt, to be girt, ebeṭucramped, ebṭucrane, kalûcrave, to ask, to request, desire, to be desired, required, erēšucrawl, to crawl, to crawl about, to make crawl, to grovel, writhe, pašālucrawling, adv., pašālatticrawling creature, pašultucream, lišducrease, a crease on the sheep’s liver, way, path, padānucreate, to create, to form structures, to construct, to refine, to cast metals, to smelt, to make brick structures, to melt down, fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to be made, to be cast, patāqucreate, to create, to proffer (water, a goblet), to entrust a boat, hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to grant a share, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to make a person take an oath, to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to grant progeny, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate , to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to do business, to give a result, a value, to permit, to allow, to direct one’s attention, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to be collected, to intermingle, deliberate, to discuss, to be delivered, nadānucreation, cast, metalwork, pen, animal shelter, fold, smelting, refining process, refined metal, smelted, structure, brickwork, (architectural), creature, pitqucreation (of human beings), handiwork, craft, touch (in the physical sense), sense of touch, affliction, disease, discolored spot, ritual act, liptucreator, mubennû

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creator, craftsman, school for scribes, workshop, mummucreator, provider, mušabšûcreature, a fabulous creature, part man and part fish, kulullucreature, creation, cast, metalwork, pen, animal shelter, fold, smelting, refining process, refined metal, smelted, structure, brickwork, (architectural), pitqucreature, living creature, place of growth, habitat, product, progeny, offspring, appearance, stature, features, nabuītucreditor, ḫabullu, in bēl ḫabullicreditor, ḫubullu, in bel ḫubullicreditor, to become a creditor, qajapānūtucream, garûcreep, to steal, slink, ḫalālucrescent, iskuruCrete, coming from Crete, kaptarûcrevice, crack, nigiṣṣucrew, construction, agricultural work, handywork, tillage, manufacture, act, ritual, evil magic, epištucrew, cohorts, clique, confederates, clan, kinship group, army, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatucrime, misdeed, sin, gillatu, gullultucrime, to commit a crime or sin, arnucrime, to commit a crime, sartucrimes, to commit crimes, lemnucriminal, ḫīṭu, in ša ḫīṭicriminal, masiktu, in bēl masikticriminal, evildoer, ḫābilucriminal, false, mendacious, adj., parriṣucriminal, thief, ardaducriminal, wrongdoer, narrucripple, gudāducrippled, akûtu, kuṣṣuducrippled, deformed, adj., pessucrippled, lame, paralyzed, kubbulucrippled, shrunken, shriveled, couchant, adj., ḫummurucrisis, disrepair, damage, concern, fear, worry, dangerous situation?, nikittucritical, critically ill, reverent, adj., nakducroak, to caw, ḫuqqucroak, to rumble, ḫarārucrocodile, namsuḫucrooked, complex, intertwined, entangled, crossed, difficult, distorted, untrue, adj., itgurucrooked, crossed, perverse, twisted, egrucrop, farm, to raise a crop for sustenance, kurummatucrop, an early crop, ḫurpucross, confused, maneuver for position, feint, stumble, hobble, perverse, twist, become twisted, egērucross river, ferry, to cross a river, nēbirucross, to cross, pass along (walking), to go overland, to advance on or continue a journey, to march in

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crush, to crush, squash, to trample, destroy, overwhelm, mêsucrush, to crush?, to soften in the mouth, to take food or drink, lēmu crush, to crush, to step into something unclean accidentally, to step upon something on purpose, defeat an enemy, to bother, to make people do work, to press people, to stamp out a fire, to suppress noise, to make compact, to full cloth, to let time pass, to stride, to walk upon, to pace off, to make regulations, to come in, to exert oneself, to put pressure upon a person, to drop a claim, a case, to forgive, pardon a sin, to put reciprocal pressure on each other, to allow to walk about, to trample, to make a road or ramp by compressing and stamping the soil, to make concessions, to submit oneself, kabāsucrush, to shatter, ḫašālucrush, to smash, invalidate (a document), hurt, injure, ruin, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to destroy an object, to break (a tablet), demolish, to cut wood trees, divide, to break off, to break into, ḫepûcrushed, adj., ḫašlun nuppuṣucrushed, broken, hit, settled, adj., napṣucrushed, pulverized, adj., marqucrushed, to become crushed, to become confused, distraught, to be smashed, to waste, to annul?, to dissipate, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up, disorganize, to be scattered, separated, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parārucrushing defeat, annihilation, divine overpowering weapon, kašūšucrustacean, (name means river-locust), erib nāricry, kappu cry, to utter a cry sounding like kappu, kappucry, loud cry, din, clamor, rumor, uproar, ikkillucry of distress, complaint, inannûcry, to cry, to groan, nâqucry out, to, lagāgucry out, to howl, to growl, groan, labûcub of a wild animal, young dog, puppy, mīrānucubit, forearm, ammatuculprit, arnu, in bēl arnicult answerer, āpilucult platform, a piece of furniture, support, foundation, an astronomical term, in the name of a calamity, nēmeducult rites, divine orders, mûcult socle, or chapel, kikurrûcultic base, platform, pedestal base (for a statue, a cult object, an architectural feature made of stone, metal, brick, precious stones, etc., often inscribed), raised platform for cultic purposes, a poetic term for nether world), kigallucultic functionary, mussirucultic object, of a temple, ēqu, in bīt ēqi, temple inner room, name of goddess, Bēlat-ēqi.cultic place dedicated to Ŝamas, prayer to Ŝamas, kiutakkucultivate, manufacture, to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, build, construct, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, is, happens, epēšucultivate, to put under cultivation, seed with a seeder plow, plant a field, etc., to be seeded, planted, erēšucultivated, built on (said of a house), wrought, finished, adjusted, epšucultivated land, mērešu, in bīt mēreši

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cultivated land, cultivation, mērešucultivation?, mazrūtucultivation, cultivated field, time of planting, mēreštucultivation, official responsible for cultivation of fields, mušērišucultivator, ērišānucultivator, tenant farmer, errēšu cumin, ḫašimuru? kamūnu?cuniform sign kaskal, (name of), kaškašucuniform sign kum, kummucuniform sign LAGAB, block, lagabbucuniform sign PAP, curl?, lock of hair?, eyelashes, pappucuniform sign, AB?, littucuniform wedge, stroke of the stylus, writing, wound, miḫiṣtucunning, deception, clever or ingenious idea, ingenuity, skillful work, trick, nikiltucunning, experience, knowledge, wisdom, skill, nēmequcunning, one who acts with cunning, adj., kāpidu29

cup, a cup, anakku, anakmaḫḫu, guziu, inimmû, mišqucup, a metal cup, meḫsûcup, cup as a capacity measure, goblet, kāsucup or a bottle, ḫubšašucup used in beer making, nēlebtucurb, to curb, to confine, to keep in check with a bridle, to keep in check, to control, lāṭucurl?, cuniform sign PAP, lock of hair?, eyelashes, pappucurl, fringe, a plant, kazirucurl, lock of hair, kizirtucurl, to be curled, to bend over, to droop, kapāṣucurl, to curl the hair, kezērucurled area, kipṣucurled, bent, adj., kapṣucurled, to be curled, to contort, to become contorted, twisted, to coil, to twist, to make twisted, contorted, coiled, to bend down completely, kanānucurrent, flow of water, agû, egû, aga’u, agiucurry a horse, to comb, nadāducurse, ḫaliptu, izru, izzirtucurse, accursed person, arratucurse, accursed person or animal, nizirtucurser, one who curses, errērucurse, to curse, arāru, ezērucurse, to curse, to curse the gods, to utter curses, to be cursed, to blaspheme, to abuse, insult, to keep insulting, to call names, to cause to be hated, to make detestable, nazārucursed, adj., arru, nazrucursing constantly, adj., nazziru

29 Akkadian, kāpidu, one who acts with cunning, Latin catus-a-um, sharp, cunning, adv., cate, Romanian, ascuțit, sharp, Etruscan, cate, cates, cato (CATV), catos (CATVS), kate, kati, kato (KATV), French, astucieux,

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curtailment, diminution, stump of a tree, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cut-off flesh, cut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, section, niksucurtain (for a canopy), daltu, in ša dalticurtain?, screen?, paruktucurve, to bend, to become bent, to wrap around, kapāpucurved, bent, kabistucushion, ašbatu, nūšabucustody, safekeeping, maṣṣarūtucustom, command, authoritative decision, insignia, symbol, office, temple office, power, divine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, ritual, rite, decree, practice, parṣucustom station official, kāru, in rabi kāricustomarily, constantly, always, adv., kajamānucustomary, established, traditional, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, aged, old, ancient, past, old (as opposed to fresh), inherited, owned for a long time, native, original, previous, former, traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, ancient, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), original, previous, former, old, abandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), labīrucustomary, permanent, normal, ordinary, standard, ginû cut and dry wood, nīpucut, deeply cut, indented, adj., ḫudduducut down, to cut down orchards, fruit trees, to cut off, to interrupt, kašāṭucut down trees, to cut wood, to cut weeds, to cut or chop herbs, kasāmucut in pieces, torn, adj., nukkusucut, felled, cut off, severed, ripped, torn, slaughtered, adj., naksucut, a cut of meat, ḫabsurukku, ḫarmil, ḫilidamu, ḫuldimmu, ḫurubbu, mīšu?, pitkullu cut of meat, palluḫur, pīru, cut of meat, a group of stars, descendant, naṣrapucut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cut-off flesh, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, cutting the throat, the wings, stump of a tree, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), diminution, curtailment, section, niksucut of meat, field where linseed has been harvested, section of a series, record, tariff, a type of expense, payment, a kind of collateral, velocity, nisḫucut off a piece of a land holding, expropriate part of a holding, to deduct, remove, to have something deducted, to be deducted, removed, diminished, to reduce in size, number, intensity, to set aside, save, to cut off?, to diminish in strength, to weaken, to subtract, našārucut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to cut off, block, water and roads, to stop, to staunch (flow of liquids), to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to divide a number, a whole, to sever relations, to separate, alienate, to wean, to depart, to render a verdict, to make a decision, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, , parāsucut-off flesh, cut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, stump of a tree, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, fee for cutting open

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a barley pile (nikis karê), diminution, curtailment, section, niksucut-off piece, anxiety, break, gully, panic, ḫīpucut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cut-off flesh, cut of meat, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, cutting the throat, the wings, stump of a tree, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), diminution, curtailment, section, niksucut off, to break off, to strike, karātu30

cut off, to cut down orchards, fruit trees, to interrupt, kašāṭucut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalû cut off, to cut off, kaṣābucut (stone), to carve, to hew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), to erode, eat away, to scrape out, to incise, scarify, to destroy a person, to engrave, to turn up the ground, naqārucut, to cut, ḫarāpu, nasāru?cut, to cut branches, arûcut, to cut off hair or beard as punishment, gadāmucut, to cut through, to slit, to sever, parā’ucut, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to cut, clip, notch, to cut, slit the throat, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to make a breach, to rip a garment, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), sever, to be severed, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to kill, to diminish the size of real estate, nakāsucut, to cut trees, erûcut, to cut, trim, mutilate, gaṣāṣucut up, adj., kartucut up, chopped, pulled, weeded, kasmu cutlass, nungullûcutting, nipdu

30 Akkadian, ka šāṭ u , cut down, to cut down orchards, to cut off, interrupt, kar ā tu , to cut off, to break off, to strike, kartu, adj., cut up, Lydian, Fa-karsed , cut out, Luvian, kuar/kur, to cut, kurama, k uratr/kuratn , cutting, kurana/i, cutter, kuri/kurai , island, kursauar/kursau(a)n, cut off, kwa , karsnu , kars, to cut off, cancel, Hittite, kartae, ku ers/kurs , to cut off, kuer/kur, kuērzi, karsa/karsk, arsae, to cut, kurutsi, cutter, kuresr/kuresn, karsesr/karsesn, cutting, karsat, cutting removal karsiie/a, to cut up, Irish, a ghearradh amach, to cut off, Scots-Gaelic, gus gearradh dheth, to cut off, Persian, cidan, کردن ,cut, zadan, to cut, Belarusian, каб cυτ ад, kab cyt ad, to cut off کوتاهTocharian, kost, edge, English, to cut [<ME cutten], Romanian, pentru a trunchia, to truncate, Latin, trunco-are, to shorten, maim, mutilate, cut, Italian, troncare, to cut, French, trancher, to slice, English, truncate [<Lat. truncare], to shorten, cut, Polish, przycinac, to truncate, Latin, proseco-secare-secui-sectum; prosectum-i, part of a victim cut out to be offered to a god, Etruscan, prosikuren (PRVSIKVREN).

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cutting, division, section, detachment, pirsucutting off, kaziztucutting off the head, cut-off piece of wood, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, cutting the throat, the wings, cut-off flesh, cut of meat, stump of a tree, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), diminution, curtailment, section, niksu cutting tool, meḫiṣu?, mumaššiḫucutting tool, wooden, našramucutting, weeding, of green plants, kismucuttings, cuttings of resinous and aromatic substances, plants yielding aromatic substances, fragrance, ḫibištuCypriote, one coming from Cyprus, alašû

Ddagger, a dagger, luṭû, marqantudagger blade, water hole, setting for precious stones, mouth of a watercourse, entrance to a building, opening of a part of the body, of an object, relationship, ratio, proportion, content of a document or inscription, wording, authorship, dictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral tradition, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûdagger, sword, knife, patrudairy product, diktu, eldudais, a dais, ašukkudais, pedestal, socle, sanctuary, shrine, divine throne room, parakkudais, high throne-dais, throne, throne room, a structure in the Anu temple in Uruk, paramāḫudam, kāsiru, meskertu?dam a river, to lay across, to make a pavement, to block, kesērudam, embankment, facing, paving block of a yard, wall or other construction, kisirtudam, irrigation dike, kilâtudam of reeds, pigsty, irritudam or dike to reg ulate the flow of water, mušannītudam, to dam (a canal or waterway), obstruct, to immerse, soak, intertwine, to do promptly?, to have done promptly?, to have soaked, immersed, to become intertwined?, to be done promptly?, karākudamage caused by illegal action, violence, lawlessness, *ḫabaltudamage, concern, fear, worry, disrepair, crisis, dangerous situation?, nikittudamage, destruction, ḫabiltudamage, harm, sin, crime, punishment, offense, misdeed, fault, act of negligence, ḫiṭudamage, loss, ḫiṭītudamage, to injure, to fail, to sin, to trespass, to commit an offense, to neglect, to make a mistake, miss, ḫaṭûdamage, wrong, evil deed, ruins of a city, misfortune, calamity, ḫibiltudamaged? *kussupudamaged, anomalous, plucked (string), laptu

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damaged, soiled, lupputudamaged, to become damaged, crushed, to crush fine, to crush with the teeth, to become crushed, to grind the teeth, to break, broken, marāqudamages (i.e., restitution of losses sustained), financial loss, ibissûdamages, replacement, fine, (Hurrian word, kazzaurnu)damming of a river, ḫišūtudamp course, base, foundation of a building, wall, gate, etc., foundation of a reign, government, administrative or political reorganization (of a country or city), discipline of an army, social status or position, support, assurance of continuation of a family, bottom (of the interior of a container or of the exterior of an object), potstand, base of a tree, root of plants or parts of the body and the exta, lower extremities, stance, horizon, išdu dampen, to dampen a desire, extinguish a fire, to bank, to quiet a child, to calm furor, rest, to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to die down (said of sounds), subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to appease (an angry god or demon), to pacify ( a country, a people), to calm down, to stanch, still, to allay (a pain, an illness), to loosen a curtain, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫudance?, to whirl, gâšudancer, player, actor, mummilludancing, performing dances and music, member of the temple-personnel (of Īštar), actor, kulu’udandruff, eczema, laqlaqtudanger, evil intentions or plans, wickedness, misfortune, calamity, lemuttudangerous, abundant, heavy, dense, substantial, grievous, severe, serious, honored, important, venerable, influential person at the royal court, kabtudangerous situation?, crisis, disrepair, damage, concern, fear, worry, nikittudangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, savage, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannudangerous, ill-boding, magically evil and dangerous, wicked, evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), unlucky, hard, bitter, unhappy, fateful, evil, lemnudangerous, terrible, overbearing, akṣu, ekṣu, wakṣudangerous, to be in a dangerous situation, to be anxious about, fear, to worry, to palpitate, to throb, to beat, to cause concern, nakādudark, da’ummu, du’ummu, ekludark, adj. erpudark, adj., extinguished, eṭûdark, cloudy, adj., ḫašûdark (lit. he who makes dark), mušēkiludark, to be dark, ekēludark, to be dark, dim, to darken, to be darkened, to become gloomy, eṭûdark, to become dark, da’āmudark, to become dark or dusky, erēpudarken, to darken, ḫašû, darkened, eclipsed, na’durudarkening, ādiru

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31 Akkadian, mertu, daughter, m ā rtu , daughter, young girl or woman, Latvian, meita, daughter, Welsh, merche-ed, girl, daughter, maid, woman, Breton, merc'h,-ed, daughter, Sanskrit, duhitṛ, daughter, Avestan, dota, daughter, Persian, dukhdha [duxdhar]', doxtär دختر daughter, Belarusian, дачка, dačka, daughter, Belarus, dacka, daughter (pl.): docki, Baltic-Sudovian, dukte, daughter, Finnish-Uralic, tytär, daughter, Armenian, դուստրը, dustry, daughter, Tocharian, ckácar, tkácer, daughter, English, daughter [<OE dohtor], Romanian, fiică, daughter, Albanian, bijë, vajzë, daughter, Latin, fila-ae, daughter, Italian, figlia, daughter, French, fille, daughter, Etruscan, file, Sanskrit, kishori, daughter, Greek, κόρη, kóri, daughter, Finnish-Uralic, miniä, daughter-in-law, Irish, iníon, daughter, iníon-i-dlí, daughter-in-law, Scots-Gaelic, nighean, daughter, Hittite, DUMU.MUNUS, girl, daughter, Belarusian, нявестка, niaviestka, daughter-in-law, Greek, νύφη, nýfi, daughter-in-law, Welsh, nghyfraith, daughter-in-law, Romanian, noră, daughter-in-law, Latin, nurus-us, daughter-in-law, young woman, Italian, nuora, daughter-in-law , Etruscan, NURA (NVRA), NORE (NVRE).

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deaf, ḫašikkudeaf-mute, like a deaf-mute, adv., ḫašikkišdeaf person, obstruction of the ear, amīrudeaf, ḫašikkudeath, mūtudeath among animals, collapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, defeat, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), disrepair, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittudeath-bearing, murderous, adj., mušmītudeath, cases of death, epidemic, pestilence, plague, mūtānudeath, fate, a demon, bringer of death, namtarudeath, like death, adv., mītūtišdeath, state of being dead, mītūtudeath, to put somebody to death, to cause the death of somebody, to become invalid (said of a tablet), to die, mâtudeath symptom, of approaching death of a patient, ḫūqudebility, feebleness, ekûtudebility, softness, decay, also a disease, lu’tudebit, at the debit of, against, above, on, upon, over, to, towards, more than, beyond, on account of, elidebris, nappaltudebt, obligation, ḫabullu, ḫubultudebt, obligation (with interest), interest, ḫubulludebt, pledge given as security for an outstanding debt, sanctuary?, fetter for a slave, canopy, tent, position, residence, stand of a pot, base of a statue, site of a building, normal location, emplacement, agricultural settlement, small agricultural settlement, empty lot, threshing floor, stand for a pot, maškanudebtor, ḫubbuludebtor, ḫubullu, in amēl ḫubullidebtor’s prison, ḫubullu, in bīt ḫubullidebt outstanding, long standing possession or status, past times, labirtudebt remission, andurārudebts, regulations concerning the release of private debts, regulations governing specific legal procedures, kubussûdebris, dust, earth, loose earth, scales, ore, mortar, territory, soil, area volume, eperudecant, to be decanted, shovel, to scrape together, collect, to gather, to gather up, esēpudecanting, libation, course of bricks, natbākudecay, debility, softness, also a disease, lu’tudeceased, dead, adj., mītānudeceit, to practice deceit,vto deceive, lie, to lie, to lie to, to violate, transgress, a trust, to break an oath, parāṣudeceit, trickery, pīgudeceit, trickery, lies, pirṣātudeceitful woman, witch, elēnītudeceitful words, elēnēti

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deceive, to play a trick, play tricks, to act cleverly, to cheat, to execute in an ingenious, artistic, refined, sophisticated way, to have something done ingeniously, nakāludeceive, to deceive, to practice deceit, lie, to lie, to lie to, to violate, transgress, a trust, to break an oath, parāṣudeceiver, mudiṣṣudecent, just, loyal, normal, honest, legitimate, sound, regular, reliable, true, correct, firm (in place), kīnudeception, clever or ingenious idea, ingenuity, skillful work, trick, cunning, nikiltudeception, garment, upper or outer garment, insincerity, high land, high terrain, outside, outer or upper part, penthouse, top part, top pack, millstone, upper millstone, elītudeception, trick, ingenuity, nikludecide, to make a decision, report, establish diplomatic relations, tēmudecision, authoritative decision, insignia, symbol, office, temple office, power, divine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, ritual, rite, command, decree, custom, practice, parṣudecision, deliberation, mitluktudecision of a deity, order, instruction, advice, intellectual capacity, mood, spirit, conscious intent, consent, milkudecision, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsudecision, verdict, judgement, punishment, legal practice, law, law article, case, lawsuit, claim, court, dīnudeclare, to declare to each other, to explain, interpret, to relate, to recount, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to pack, to sell, to be sold, to resolve (a legal case), to settle, to appease, to relax, to undo, to be undone, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), exorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to free, to free a person, to calm, to be calmed, to interpret dreams, to cause to untie a rope, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašārudeclaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, testimony, mind, mood, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûdecorate, to decorate, zinnātudecorate, to sprinkle, elēḫudecoration, a decoration, arkabu, nimšaḫu decoration, a decoration, a log, a part of the body, kipludecoration, a decoration in the shape of the papparhu plant, papparḫitudecoration or ornament, pūku decoration, sumptuous decoration, abundant vegetation, pleasant appearance, charms (of a woman or man), desire, desirability, happiness, luxury objects, prime of life, riches, wealth, wish, lalû

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decorative item, piššudecoy, bird used for decoy, arrudecoy, use as a decoy, arrūtudecrease, deficit, shortfall, shortage, losses, lessening, humble self, miṭītudecrease, diminution, nušurrû decrease, to decrease in number, to cause a decrease in quantity, to be missing, to be short a given quantity, to become smaller, to be poor in quality, to diminish in strength, looks, etc., to reduce, diminish, to humble, to be reduced to less, to become weak, slow, to cause to become small, to diminish, to treat badly, to place someone in a bad position, to weaken, to be in short supply, reduced, bereft, too small, maṭûdecree, custom, command, authoritative decision, insignia, symbol, office, temple office, power, divine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, ritual, rite, practice, parṣudecree, royal command, dātudecree, to proclaim, to appoint a person to an office, appointed, to call a person (to exercise a function), to summon, to name, to give a name, to be named, to invoke, to command, to make known, to count among, to cause to proclaim, called upon, nabûdedicate an offering, to dedicate an offering by pronouncing the relevant formulas, to pronounce formulas of greeting, homage, adoration, praise, and to pronounce formulas of blessing (said of gods and divine powers and manifestations), to invoke blessings upon other persons for a specific purpose, before the images of the gods, to pray to the gods, to make the gesture of adoration or greeting, karābudeduct, to correspond, to consider, to clarify, make clear, incise, to cut, to cut down, cut off, to cut in deeply, determine, to set, to become ready, to treat, to adjust, to cut off, ḫarāṣudeduct, to deduct, subtract, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to uproot, eradicate, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to depopulate a region, to deport people, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, to excerpt a tablet, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, nasāḫudeduct, to deduct, remove, to have something deducted, to be deducted, removed, diminished, expropriate part of a holding, to cut off a piece of a land holding, to reduce in size, number, intensity, to set aside, save, to cut off?, to diminish in strength, to weaken, to subtract, našārudeduct, to revert, retreat, return, to let return, to go back, to recede, to recede repeatedly, to go down, to retrograde, to settle?, to withdraw, be withdrawn, to be turned backward?, held down? (said of parts of the exta), to detain, to become held down?, to send back, naḫāsudeduction, allowance, behavior, rite, way of acting, pressing of dates, sole of the foot, in kibis šēpi, access, approach, vestiges, traces, tracks, track (as a physical feature), steps (made by human beings, animals, demons, etc.,), walk, gait, path, path (in metaphoric use), etc., kibsudeduction?, expropriated land, reduction, niširtudeduction, to make a deduction, forward, to assign, to destroy a wall, a building, to suffer a defeat, defeat an enemy, a country, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to hand down, to descend

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(said of parts of the exta), to diminish, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, maqātudeductions, ḫirṣētudeed, act, evil machination, witchcraft, work, achievement, equipment, rendering and settling of accounts, speech, command, ipšudeed, base deed, to commit a base deed, gillatu, gullultudeed, to do a deed, ipšu-a’deed, to do a good deed, perform a favor, damiqtudeeds, to perform deeds, alkakātu deer, jāludeer, hind, ajalatudeer, in the manner of deer, adv., nālišdeer, red deer, stag, a constellation, a name of the planet Saturn, lulīmudeer, roe deer, najaludeer, stag, ajalu, jalu, juludefame, to become depressed repeatedly, to make angry, to annoy, to offend, to worry, to make two parties enemies of each other, to come upon bad times, to change (fate, a sign, a rumor, etc.,), into something bad, to treat badly to make someone or something look or feel bad, to treat each other badly, fall into misfortune, to turn into evil, to become angry, to be angered, lemēnudefeat an enemy, to make compact, to bother, to crush, to step into something unclean accidentally, to defeat, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādudefeat, crushing defeat, annihilation, divine overpowering weapon, kašūšudefeat, dead animals, death among animals, collapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, corpses (of soldiers), disrepair, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittudefeat, decisive defeat, massacre, carnage, abiktu, apiktu, abkūtudefeat, downfall, misfortune, epidemic, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), collapse of a building or parts thereof, disrepair, ruins, stroke of lightning, of fire, attack of a disease, miqittudefeat, fight, to smite, be killed, execute, kill, to kill a person or animal, murder, break a tablet, dâkudefeat, to annihilate, kamārudefeat, to capture or defeat an enemy, to capture, to overcome, to ensnare, in transferred meanings and magical contexts, to attach (as a technical term), kamûdefeat, to defeat, overthrow, to be defeated, overthrown, anomalous, abnormal, (said of ominous

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features), to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to strike a chord, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātudefeat, to suffer a defeat, defeat an enemy, a country, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), fall, to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to hand down, to descend (said of parts of the exta), to diminish, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātudefect, describing bodily defect or disease, adj., naqmudefect, to defect (to an enemy), to depart, to give someone an order to depart, to set out, to move, to bring a lawsuit, to dispatch, namāšudefective (said of objects), a characteristic bodily trait, adj., ḫubbušudefenses of a city, strong room, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), garrison, post, wake, watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, detention, security, goods kept in safekeeping, deposits, duty, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartudeficiency, a physical deficiency (lit. cutting-off), maštaqtudeficiency, underweight, loss, muṭûdeficit, delivery due, outstanding balance, leftover, muddûdeficit, loss, imbûdeficit, losses (in troops and personnel), shortfall, shortage, miṭītudeficit, shortfall, shortage, losses, decrease, lessening, humble self, miṭītudeficit, minimum, maṭītudefile, to be defiled, desecrate, to desecrate, to be desecrated, destroy, to be delayed, to tarry, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to scatter, to scratch, to rub, to obscure, to make unclean, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to play a stringed instrument, to strike a chord, to defeat, overthrow, to be defeated, overthrown, anomalous, abnormal, (said of ominous features), to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to write down, to bother?, to write, lapātu

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defile, to defile, to desecrate (a sanctuary, a rite), to dirty an object, lu’ûdefinitive, secluded, separated, divided, unequivocal, parsudeflower, to rape, naqābudeformation of the exta, karšudeformation, a deformation of part of the exta-orum, entrails, such as heart, liver, lungs, expanse, might, mass, gipšudeformed, crippled, adj., pessudeformed parts of the body (describing), referring to barley processed by the ḫāmišu, adj., ḫamšudeformity of the ear, ḫazīmudeity, a protective deity, ankurûdeity, a woman devotee of a deity, kulmašītu deity, decision of a deity, order, instruction, advice, intellectual capacity, mood, spirit, conscious intent, consent, milkudeity, describing a deity represented as making a gesture of adoration, designating a person performing a specific religious act, kāribudeity, female deity, goddess, iltu deity, god, the god, protective deity (daimon), demon, evil spirit, good fortune, luck, spirit of a deceased child, image of a deity, a pair of gods, iludeity, encounter with a deity, appeal to a deity, income, miḫirtudeity status, divine power, divine nature, divine rank, ilūtudeity status, divine power, divine nature, divine rank, ilūtudeity, tutelary deity, group of stars, angubbûdejection, worry, depression, ašuštudelay, cause delay, hand over, proceed, to make pass on or proceed, advance on or continue a journey, to march in review, to go through with a ritual, avert, transfer, to be transferred, to transgress, to be transgressed, to go beyond or exceed, to by-pass, avoid, move objects past, go overland, elapse, to cross, pass along (walking), to pass by, to pass through, to send on overland, to pass objects on, to allow time to elapse, to allow persons or boats to pass, etēqudelay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûdelay, to be in arrears, to be late, to lag behind, to stay behind, namarkûdelayed, to be delayed, to tarry, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to scatter, to scratch, to rub, to obscure, to make unclean, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to play a stringed instrument, to strike a chord, to defeat, overthrow, to be defeated, overthrown, anomalous, abnormal, (said of ominous features), to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-

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portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to write down, to bother?, to write, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātudelay, to delay, to be delayed, kuṣṣududelay, to delay, slowly, to do slowly, muqqudelegate, envoy, messenger, representative, našparudeliberate, circumspect, judicious, thoughtful, full of concern, muštāludeliberate, judicious, counselor, muntalkudeliberate, to discuss, to intermingle, to be collected, to direct one’s attention, to permit, to allow, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to be delivered, nadānudeliberation, consideration, muštālūtudeliberation, decision, mitluktudelimit, to delimit, to be delimited, marked out, to divide, to draw boundaries, to draw multiple boundaries palākudeliver, to be or deliver in good time, to hasten, to be quick, to be too soon, to send quickly, to send promptly, to do quickly, ḫamāṭudeliver, to make regular deliveries, iškarudeliver, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal , to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be

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received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûdelivered, to be delivered, discuss, to deliberate, to intermingle, to be collected, to direct one’s attention, to permit, to allow, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, nadānudelivery due on an ilku-duty, ilku, in ša ilkidelivery due, outstanding balance, deficit, leftover, muddûdelivery, due, tribute, gift, nadānudelivery, ingredients, maššītudelivery, tax, namdattudeluge, flood, abūbānisdemand, to demand, command, to threaten?, challenge, to contest a sale or transfer, to contest the validity of a seal, to contest mutually, to claim property, to lay claim to, to become the object of a claim, to raise a claim, to incite someone to raise a claim, to be claimed, to challenge, to confront someone, paqārudemanding, errēšudemolish, cut wood trees, crush, to smash, invalidate (a document), hurt, injure, ruin, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to destroy an object, to break (a tablet), divide, to break off, to break into, ḫepûdemolish, to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to clear away rubble, etc., to discard, remove from a container, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to speak a falsehood, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārudemolish, to break up, natārudemolish, to demolish, to quarry, to gouge out eyes, to blind, to gouge out (eyes, nipples), dig out, to dig up, to tear down, to kick up dust, to turn upside down, napāudemolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), to hew out, to carve, cut (stone), to erode, eat away, to scrape out, to incise, scarify, to destroy a person, to engrave, to

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turn up the ground, naqārudemon, a demon, gulūlu, lillu, lilû, paraštinnu, pazūzudemon, a demon, monstrous shape, stillborn or premature child, kūbuv demon, a demon, bringer of death, fate, death, namtarudemon, a female demon, ardat lilī, kiskilīludemon, a female demon, an illness, a constellation, pāšittudemon, a female demon (lit. she who leans into the window), mušīrtudemon, a female demon, a disease, lamaštudemon, a female demon, an insect, a plant, ḫallulajademon, a spirit, a specific feature or formation on the exta, spirit accompanying a person, attendant, companion, mukīl rēšidemon, an evil demon, gallûdemon and disease it causes, asakkudemon, deity, god, the god, protective deity (daimon), evil spirit, good fortune, luck, spirit of a deceased child, image of a deity, a pair of gods, iludemon like a gallû demon, adv., gallânišdemon locality, ekurdemon, month name, ḫultuppudemon named flasher, muštabbabbudemons, a group of demons or gods, lisakkûdenial, denied amount of money, nukurrûdense, opaque, to be thick, ḫaṣābudenounce, nuggurudenounce, to accuse, ḫulludenounce, disturb, embarrass, blur eyes, stir up, roil water, interfere, confuse, become troubled, dalāhudepart, go out, escape, to leave, come out of a temple, etc., to rise (of stars), to grow, disappear, așûdenouncer, ḫālûdenouncer, calumniator, mušaṭpiludenouncer, spy, informer, mubaggirudenunciation, activity of a denouncer, munaggirūtudeny, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to cut off, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to linger behind, kalûdeny, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be

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an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to contradict, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārudepart, go out, escape, to leave, come out of a temple, etc., to rise (of stars), to grow, disappear, așûdepart, to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudepart, to depart, move on, move a part of the body (human or animal), to appropriate, remove, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a

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ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to extend, to make extend, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, našûdepart, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to render a verdict, to make a decision, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsudepart, to depart, to withdraw,to step back, to move back, away, to recede, to regress, to remove, to be removed, to deport, to take far away, to keep away, to drive away, nesûdepart, to give someone an order to depart, to set out, to move, to defect (to an enemy), to bring a lawsuit, to dispatch, namāšudependent, poor, powerless, isānû, in la išānûdepopulate, to depopulate a region, to deport people, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to uproot, eradicate, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to deduct, subtract, to excerpt a tablet, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, nasāḫudeport, to deport people, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, to depopulate a region, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to uproot, eradicate, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to deduct, subtract, to excerpt a tablet, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, nasāḫudeport, to take far away, remove, to be removed, regress, to recede, move away, back, to depart, to withdraw,to step back, to keep away, to drive away, nesûdeportation, forced transfer, nasīḫūtudeported, removed, uprooted, adj., nasḫudeportee, person transferred for work, nasīḫudeposed, darsudeposit, maškānudeposit, acccount, storehouse, maškattudeposit, safekeeping, inaccessible place, nabšûdeposit, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to drop, to scatter, to discard, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākudeposited document, nadītu

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deposits, goods kept in safekeeping, security, detention, wake, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, garrison, post, strong room, defenses of a city, duty, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartudepressed, to become depressed repeatedly, to defame, to make angry, to annoy, to offend, to worry, to make two parties enemies of each other, to come upon bad times, to change (fate, a sign, a rumor, etc.,), into something bad, to treat badly to make someone or something look or feel bad, to treat each other badly, fall into misfortune, to turn into evil, to become angry, to be angered, lemēnudepression, dejection, worry, ašuštudepression, depth, low-lying place, mušpaludepression, hole, ḫuppudepression, to be in depression, in a stupor, kârudepression, worry, grief, song, wailing song, nissatudeprive, to take away, to need, require, to desire, to like, to be brought to want, to be wanting, ḫašāḫu depth, bedrock, firm ground, force, fort, fortified house and area, severity, strength (physical), power, violence, foundation, lump, dunnudepth, depression, low-lying place, mušpaludepths, subteranean waters, deep culvurt?, asurrakkudeputy, bailiff, overseer of an estate or organization, paqdudeputy, envoy, agent, messenger, mār šiprdeputy, representative (of a higher official), agent, musaḫḫiru ideranged, to become deranged, to cause enmity, to be countermanded, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārudescend, to descend, erēdudescend, to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), fall, to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to

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one’s share, to hand down, to diminish, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātudescend, to descend to the horizon (in astrology), to suffer physical collapse, to submit oneself?, to be low or short, katātudescendance, child, posterity, darkudescendant, a cut of meat, a group of stars, naṣrapudescendant, offshoot of the date palm, offspring, liblibbudescendant, son, offspring, young, offspring of an animal, son (used as a form of address to a subordinate or by a subordinate when referring to himself or in private letters as expression of affection), darling, lover, subordinate, employee, member of a group, citizen, native of a city or country, mārudescendant, posterity, offspring, generation, līpudescendants, offspring, leaf, offshoot, shoot, pir’udescendants, offspring, young shoot, papalludescent, fleshy or membranous substance (abnormal), a plant, offspring, lipištudescent, slope, mūradudescribing persons and wood or reed objects, adj., muḫḫuṣudesecrate, to desecrate (a sanctuary, a rite), to defile, to dirty an object, lu’ûdesecrate, to desecrate, to be desecrated, destroy, defile, defiled, to be delayed, to tarry, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to scatter, to scratch, to rub, to obscure, to make unclean, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to play a stringed instrument, to strike a chord, to defeat, overthrow, to be defeated, overthrown, anomalous, abnormal, (said of ominous features), to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to write down, to bother?, to write, lapātudesert, abandon, to abandon, to leave, leave behind, to neglect, disregard, to leave something with or to a person, to entrust, to reserve, set aside, to leave behind, to leave to posterity, to leave a token remnant of land, to lend money, to bequeath, to divorce, to make out a legal document, to spare, leave out, to save, to be saved, to leave one another, ezēbudesert, to desert, to depart, withdraw, leave, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a

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poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudesert, reward, compensation payment for a caused loss, mullûdesert, uninhabited place, ḫuribtudeserted place, ruin, ḫarībudeserted place, wasteland, ḫurbūdeserted places, ḫurbānudeserted regions, pastureland on the fringes of cultivated areas as habitat of nomads, and its population and flocks, outlying area around a city, steppe (in contrast to cultivated areas), pastureland, namûdeserter, eṭṭērudeserters, extract, excerpt, excavation, a tax, nisiḫtudesertion, napṭartudesign, plan, borderline, iṣratudesirable, ḫamūdudesirable, supplies, useful, need, needed materials, lack, necessities, beloved object, ḫišiḫtudesire, desirability, happiness, luxury objects, abundant vegetation, sumptuous decoration, pleasant appearance, prime of life, riches, wealth, wish, charms (of a woman or man), lalûdesire, sexual desire, discretion, choice, chosen person or object, glance, look, prayer, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, lifting of the arm, nīšudesire, to be desired, crave, to ask, to request, required, erēšudesire, to need, deprive, to take away, require, to like, to be brought to want, to be wanting, ḫašāḫudesire, wish, erēšu, izimtu32

desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, choice, preference womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbudesire, wish, request, supplies, silver given for free disposition, consignment of merchandise, intention, mēreštudesired object, wish, request, ominous mark in divination, erištudesolation, waste, armūtudesolation, wasteland, namûtudespair, to be worried, disturbed, to cause distress, suffer from spasms, to mistreat, ašāšudespair, to let oneself fall to the ground (in despair, supplication, etc.), to make prostrate, to be apart (as technical term in astron.), to cower, to squat, to throw oneself to the ground, to fall to the ground, to fall upon something, napalsuḫudespise, to be despised, disregarded, to disregard, disregard sins, to have contempt for, to treat with 32 Akkadian, erēšu, izimtu, to desire, erištu, wish, request, object of desire, ominous mark, Persian, ârezu, desire, ârezu kardan, ارزو کردن to wish, Scots-Gaelic, a dh 'iarraidh, to wish, Hittite, tsartia, to wish.

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destroy, to flee, to escape, to help escape, to cause a loss, to cause losses, perish, to become missing or lost, vanish, to disappear, to make disappear, ḫalāqudestroy, to ravage, to undo, to wrong, to do wrong to a person, to take away, oppress, ḫabāludestroy, to trample, squash, to crush, overwhelm, mêsudestroy, to trample upon, thresh barley by stomping on it, dāšudestroyed?, adj., ḫazīludestroyed, to be destroyed, to plunder, to strip a house, to subdue, to take away (by force), to collect, to glean, to pick up, to gather, to gather little by little, laqātudestruction, damtu?, pasūsātu?,destruction, damage, ḫabiltu destruction, devastation, naskpantudestruction, place of destruction? kigulludestructive insect, kazazakkudetach, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to undo, to undo, untie, to split, to loosen parts of the body or exta, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to dissolve, disperse, to clear, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudetachment leader, pirsu, in rab pirsidetachment, section, division, cutting, pirsudetain, to detain, delay, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, delay a boat, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain,

33 Akkadian, naharmuṭu, to destroy enemies, crumble, to melt, to dissolve, Sanskrit, balaṁ harati, weaken, waste, remove, Armenian, արյուն թափելու համար, aryun t’ap’elu hamar, to shed blood (aryun, blood), Latin, haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum, to draw up, out, in, drink up, shed blood, Hittite, harra'i to destroy, Etruscan, hare, hara, HARiR, hareo (HAREV), haus (HAVS).

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to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûdetain, to keep waiting, ḫalāludetain, to detain, held down? (said of parts of the exta), to become held down?, to settle?, to be turned backward?, retrograde, to go down, to recede, to recede repeatedly, deduct, to revert, retreat, to return, to let return, to go back, to withdraw, be withdrawn, to send back, naḫāsudetainment, imprisonment, difficulties, hard times, mēsirudetainment, place of detainment, prison, kīlu, in bīt kīlidetention, wake, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, garrison, post, strong room, defenses of a city, security, goods kept in safekeeping, deposits, duty, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartudetermine, to cut, to cut down, cut off, to set, incise, to cut in deeply, make clear, clarify, to become ready, to treat, consider, to adjust, to cut off, to deduct, to correspond, ḫarāṣudetestable, to make detestable, to cause to be hated, to call names, to insult, to keep insulting, to abuse, to curse, to curse the gods, to utter curses, to be cursed, to blaspheme, nazārudetour, to make a detour, to move in a circle, to linger, maṣārudevastated, wasted, adj., ḫarbudevastation, ḫarbūtudevastation, destruction, naskpantudevastation, flight, rout, ruin, arbutusdevice, a mechanical device, homer, donkey, male donkey, a part of a lung, a bird, imērudevice or lot to determine a selection, kipputtātudevise, to plot, to make a plot, to make someone plot, to plan, to take care of, kapādudevotee, a woman devotee of a deity, kulmašītudew, nalšudew, to dew, nalāšudiadem, headband, pitūtudiagnose, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, informed, to understand, to comprehend, to learn a craft, a skill, to become knowledgeable, to know each other, to know sexually, to become known, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to become informed, to understand, to take cognizance of, to inform somebody, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, to charge somebody with an expense, lamādudiagonally, crosswise, parkišdiagram, characteristic, feature, sign, mark, omen, ominous, sign, password, signal, inside information, notice, acknowledgment, written proof, ittudiameter, mass, thickness, kubrudiaphragm, belly, papān libbidiaphragm, wound caused by piercing, severed, part, pain, piercing pain, dikšudiarrhea, nišḫu diarrhea, person who has diarrhea?, naššiḫudiarrhea, to have diarrhea?, našāḫudictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command,

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mouth, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûdie, to die, to become invalid (said of a tablet), to put somebody to death, to cause the death of somebody, mâtudie, to die down (said of sounds), subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to appease (an angry god or demon), to calm furor, to pacify ( a country, a people), to quiet a child, to calm down, to bank, extinguish a fire, to dampen a desire, to stanch, still, to allay (a pain, an illness), to loosen a curtain, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫudifference (in increasing or decreasing sequences), share?, nappaltudifferent, to become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to contradict, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārudifficult, diseased, sick, inaccessible, impregnable, severe, grievous, bitter, marṣudifficult, distorted, crooked, complex, intertwined, entangled, crossed, untrue, adj., itgurudifficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, savage, dangerous, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannudifficult, fierce, strong, hard, ašṭudifficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, savage, dangerous, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannudifficult, fierce, strong, hard, ašṭudifficult, narrow, complicated, adj., pašqudifficult situation, difficulty, distress, hardship, pašuqtudifficult, to be difficult, to cause difficulty, annoyance, in difficulty, to cause difficulty, trouble, annoyed, annoyance, to be cause for annoyance, to become angry, troublesome, displeased, troublesome, to be

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troubled, to take trouble, to become troublesome, to become displeasing, to make someone or something displeasing, to be concerned, to concern oneself, to have a disease, to be diseased, to fall ill, to make someone worry, to bring illness upon someone, marāṣudifficult, to become difficult, lethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, rich, bothersome, to become painful, to become important, honored, to hatch (said of a bird), to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātudifficulties, detainment, imprisonment, hard times, mēsirudifficulties, marshland (in a figurative sense), morass, troubles, nāriṭudifficulties, to suffer difficulties, to become constricted, to become narrow, to be anguished, pašāqudifficulty?, papḫaldarudifficulty, distress, papḫallu, piqudifficulty, distress, hardship, difficult situation, pašuqtudifficulty, hardship, trouble, namrāṣudifficulty, hardship, trouble, left side, maruštudifficulty, obscurity, itgurūtudifficulty, with difficulty, adv., namrāṣišdifficulty, with difficulty, bitterly, with pain, marṣišdifficultly, with difficultly, hardly, dannadig out, to dig up, to quarry, to gouge out (eyes, nipples), to tear down, to demolish, to gouge out eyes, to blind, to kick up dust, to turn upside down, napāudigger, ḫērûdigger, a professional digger, ḫērijānudigger, person digging in a tell, battering ram, nappiludigger, wrecker, munappiludigging work, ḫerūtudignitary, nešakku, ninkummudignitary, a court dignitary, official in charge of the kitchen, nuḫatimmu, in rabi nuḫatimmīdignity, visage, face, reciprocal (math term), opinion, consideration, concern, purpose, plan, intention, choice, wish, past, past time, ranking position, appearance, looks, surface, front, front part, prestige, panudike, irrigation dike, dam, kilâtudike or dam to regulate the flow of water, mušannītudike, plot of land surrounded by a dike, ikudike (surrounding fields to keep the irrigation water inside the field), a type of marshy ground affected by salinity, kālûdilapidated, collapsed, windfallen, limp, destitute, uprooted person, fugitive, adj., maqtudilapidated, to become dilapidated, cancelled to be smashed, to smash, to be cancelled, broken, to cancel, to break, to annul, to obliterate, annulled, pasāsudilapidated, to become dilapidated, nidûtudilapidated, to become dilapidated, become weak, impoverished, shaky, to be out of funds, enēšudilapidation, *maqtūtudilapidation, disrepair, maqittudilapidation, exhaustion, weariness, disrepair, anhūtu

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diluted, ḫīqudim, cloudy (said only of the eyes), apûdim, dark, to be dark, to darken, to be darkened, to become gloomy, eṭûdiminish, to diminish, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), fall, to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to hand down, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātudiminish, to diminish in strength, to have something diminished, deducted, to remove, to be removed, deducted, to deduct, expropriate part of a holding, to cut off a piece of a land holding, to reduce in size, number, intensity, to set aside, save, to cut off?, to weaken, to subtract, našārudiminish, to diminish in strength, to diminish, to diminish, reduce, to be reduced to less, to be reduced, in short supply, to become smaller, to cause to become small, be too small, to decrease in number, to cause a decrease in quantity, to be missing, to be short a given quantity, to be poor in quality, looks, etc., to humble, to become weak, slow, to treat badly, to place someone in a bad position, to weaken, bereft, maṭûdiminish, to diminish the size of real estate, slaughter, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, sever, to be severed, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), to rip a garment, to make a breach, to cut, slit the throat, to notch, clip, cut, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to kill, nakāsudimly, faintly visible, adrišdiminution, decrease, nušurrûdiminution, stump of a tree, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cut-off flesh, cut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, curtailment, section, niksudin (as in the din of loud voices), ḫubūrudin, clamor, rumor, loud cry, uproar, ikkilludining tray, table, offering table, serving portion, paššūrudiplomacy, establish diplomatic relations, decide, to make a decision, report, tēmudipper, nasbûdipper, elû, in ša mē šūlidirect, to direct one’s attention, to permit, to allow, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to be collected, to intermingle, deliberate, to discuss, to be delivered, nadānudirection, order, iqbûdirector, commander, mu’irru

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dirges, chief singer of dirges in the temple, chief of the lamentation priests, kalamāḫudirty state, aruštudirty, sullied, unclean, soiled, lu’ûdirty, to dirty an object, to desecrate (a sanctuary, a rite), to defile, lu’ûdirty, unclean, aršudisappear, tubqudisappear, come out of a temple, etc., depart, go out, escape, to leave, to rise (of stars), to grow, așûdisappear, to disappear, *guzzûdisappear, to sink, to hide, napāgudisappear, to vanish, to become missing or lost, perish, to escape, to flee, to make disappear, cause a loss, to help escape, to cause losses, to destroy, ḫalāqudisarranged, to become disarranged or the like, ḫašûdiscard, to discard, remove from a container, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to speak a falsehood, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārudiscard, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākdiscarded?, far-flung, fallen, naskudiscipline of an army, foundation of a building, wall, gate, etc., foundation of a reign or government, base, administrative or political reorganization (of a country or city), social status or position, support, assurance of continuation of a family, bottom (of the interior of a container or of the exterior of an object), potstand, base of a tree, root of plants or parts of the body and the exta, lower extremities, stance, horizon, damp course, išdudisciplined, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to place parts of a construction in correct position, honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a

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position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, to be loyal, reliable, to remain quantitatively constant, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish the foundation of a building, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to establish (in math and astronomy), to be confirmed, kânudiscolored spot, affliction, touch (in the physical sense), sense of touch, craft, creation (of human beings), handiwork, disease, ritual act, liptudiscord, disagreement, concord, consent, agreement, mitgurtudiscover, to discover, to examine, to gaze at, to show, to cause irritation, preoccupation, trouble, concern, to see to, face, to face, to look at, to look, to look favorably upon, to see, to inspect, behold, palāsudiscreetly, adv., pitqudišdiscretion, choice, chosen person or object, glance, look, prayer, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, desire, sexual desire, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, lifting of the arm, nīšudiscretion, to have full discretion, to amount to, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to be able to, to be able, to be equal to, to make equal, to do what one wants, to take responsibility for, to make reach, to release for, to be made to intervene, to give somebody full discretion, to make a serious effort, maṣûdiscuss, to deliberate, to intermingle, to be collected, to direct one’s attention, to permit, to allow, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to be delivered, nadānudiscussant?, muštābiludisease, a cattle disease, pissatudisease, a disease, arḫānû, arurtu, dimītu, dugānu, ešû, ḫammu, ḫašû, ḫidar issūri, keltu, kullaru,disease, a disease, lubāṭu, maškadu, na’lu, niḫis narkabti, nipištu, nisūtu, palšu, pardannu, pilûdisease, a disease, a female demon, lamaštudisease, a disease, bird, worm, išqippu, kissatudisease, a disease, herb for māštu-disease?, female twin, māštudisease, a disease of the foot, munûdisease, a skin disease, kiṣṣatudisease, a skin disease, a head covering, ḫazīqatudisease, a symptom of disease, ḫurpudisease, also a disease, decay, debility, softness, lu’tudisease, an internal disease, lipiškigûdisease, an intestinal disease, fetter, bond, kīsudisease, an ovine disease, pismu

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disease and a demon personifying it, labaṣudisease, attack of a disease, ruins, disrepair, corpses (of soldiers), defeat, dead animals, death among animals, collapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, miqittudisease, cause called, ruqbūtudisease, caused by a demon, asakkudisease, describing disease or bodily defect, adj., naqmudisease (epidemic), masla’tudisease, intestinal disease?, musarûdisease making a priest unfit, ḫisgalûdisease, need, scarcity, famine, lack, requirement, ḫušaḫḫudisease of sheep, a constriction, ḫunūqudisease of the head, ašrudisease or part of the body, naḫrudisease, person with a disease, ḫaḫītu, in ša ḫaḫītimdisease (probably paralysis), ḫimītudisease?, soured milk?, nagāḫudisease, stricture as a disease, congestion, contingent of soldiers, ridge wall, tablet, list, kiṣirtudisease, to have a bowl or urinary disease, nâṭudisease, to have a disease, to be diseased, to fall ill, to be concerned, to concern oneself, to make someone or something displeasing, troublesome, to be cause for annoyance, to cause difficulty, annoyance, to be troubled, annoyed, to take trouble, to cause trouble, difficulty, to become troublesome, difficult, to be difficult, in difficulty, troublesome, to become displeasing, to become angry, displeased, to make someone worry, to bring illness upon someone, marāṣu disease, work, craft, lipittudiseased, sick, difficult, inaccessible, impregnable, severe, grievous, bitter, marṣudiseases, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, to assign, accuse, mix, add up, meet, emēdudisfavor, to look with disfavor, to look agrily, nekelmûdisguised performance, to perform in various disguises, to be abundant, kapāšudisguises, a performer using various disguises, kāpišudisgusting, to make disgusting, to spoil, to be bad, ugly, to give a bad name, to become bad, to revile, to receive blame, *masākudish, a flat dish, muṣarrirtudish made of metal, ḫuruppudish or platter or the food it contains, *lûdishonesty, treachery, dāṣtudisinherit, to disinherit, to drive away, drive into exile, to drive away evil spirits, to drive (horses), to chase away, to finish completely, to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to attain old age, to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to surprise (in the act), to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and

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equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to win a case, pursue, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādudisintegration, dispersion, naspuḫtudisk, metal disk weighing one talent, round loaf of bread, kakkarudisk, sun disk, boss, nipḫudislocated, adj., itaḫlaṣānudislodge, to dislodge, to be shattered, to move, to recede, give way, to be weakened, to be shaken, shaky, to become shaky, to shake, to quake, to make quake, nâšudisloyal, untruthful, person, kīnātudismantle, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, to undo, untie, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudismember, to dismember, chop off, to decide the future, to determine by divination, to take care of (a person, a situation), to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to distinguish, parāsudisobedient, unwilling, lemûdisorder, confusion, eclipse, ešâtudisorganize, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up, to waste, dissipate, to annul?, to be smashed, dispersed, to become crushed, scattered, separated, to become distraught, confused, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parārudispatch, lift up, call and dispatch soldiers, move troops into battle, arouse from sleep, raise, clear away, remove, move, to move to another location, to make rise and depart, to collect taxes, to summon officials, call up workers, mobilize, to prompt, dekûdispatch, send, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to make do the right thing, thrive, to prosper, to inject an enema, clear up, to give birth easily, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course to prepare, to proceed, march on, to put or keep in good order, to set aright, to provide justice, to give correct decisions, to advance against, to become successful, to be put in order, to be fitted out correctly, ešēru, dispatch, to dispatch, to bring a lawsuit, to move, to set out, to defect (to an enemy),

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to depart, to give someone an order to depart, namāšudispel, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to cause to untie a rope, to calm, to be calmed, to free, to free a person, to declare to each other, to explain, interpret, to relate, to recount, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to pack, to sell, to be sold, to resolve (a legal case), to settle, to appease, to relax, to undo, to be undone, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), exorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to interpret dreams, to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašārudispel, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, etc.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudispelling of evils, agricultural activity, exorcism, piširtudisperse, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up, disorganize, to waste, dissipate, to annul?, to be smashed, dispersed, to become crushed, to be scattered, separated, to become distraught, confused, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parārudisperse, to disperse, to dissolve, to clear, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to undo, to undo, untie, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudispersion, naparrurtudispersion, disintegration, naspuḫtu

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displace, to displace onself, to move on, to pass, said of time, to excerpt a tablet, to subtract, to deduct, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to uproot, eradicate, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to depopulate a region, to deport people, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, nasāḫudisplace, to shift, to change, to invert, to revoke terms, commands, retract, substitute, alternate, interchange, replace one another, to be revoked, enûdisplay, offering, meeting?, muḫḫurudispleased, to become displeased, angry, troublesome, to become displeasing, to make someone or something displeasing, to be concerned, to concern oneself, to have a disease, to be diseased, to fall ill, to be cause for annoyance, to cause difficulty, annoyance, to be troubled, annoyed, to take trouble, to cause trouble, difficulty, to become troublesome, difficult, to be difficult, in difficulty, troublesome, to make someone worry, to bring illness upon someone, marāṣu displeasure, divine displeasure, divine wrath, kimiltudispleasure, with displeasure, miserably, severely, maliciously, viciously, in an evil way, with evil intent, badly, adv., lemnišdispute, to hold a disputation, ṣalûtudisputed, contested, adj., paqrudisagreement, concord, consent, agreement, discord, mitgurtudisregard, to be unable to, to be unused to, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to neglect, knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûdisregard, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûdisregard, to disregard, disregarded, disregard sins, to despise, to be despised, to have contempt for, to treat with contempt, to forgive, mêšudisregard, to disregard something, to be negligent, to neglect a task, mekûdisregard it!, never mind!, interj., ezibdisrepair, corpses (of soldiers), defeat, dead animals, death among animals, collapse of a building or parts thereof, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittu

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disrepair, damage, concern, fear, worry, crisis, dangerous situation?, nikittudisrepair, dilapidation, maqittudissipate, to dissipate, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up, disorganize, to waste, to annul?, to be smashed, dispersed, to become crushed, to be scattered, separated, to become distraught, confused, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parārudissolve, to become liquid, to exude (a liquid), ḫâludissolve, to dissolve, disperse, to clear, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to undo, to undo, untie, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārudissolve, to melt, to crumble, to destroy enemies, naharmuṭudistance, messētu, nesûtudistance between stopping places, course, stage, road, way, mardītudistant, faraway, remote, torn out, removed?, nesûdistinction, man of distinction, rich man, panu, in bēl panidistinction, superiority, muttallūtudistinguish, to distinguish, to dismember, chop off, to decide the future, to determine by divination, to take care of (a person, a situation), to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, parāsudistorted, crooked, complex, intertwined, entangled, crossed, difficult, untrue, adj., itgurudistrain, keep in custody, in confinement, hold back a person, delay, to detain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, delay a boat, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept

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away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûdistrain, to distrain, to take persons (mostly women) or animals in distress, nepûdistrainee, status of a person given as a distrainee for a debt, indemnity (for alost object), replacement (for a distrained person), kiššatudistrainment, house of distrainment, kissātu, in bīt kissātidistraught, to become distraught, confused, to be smashed, to waste, to annul?, to dissipate, to disperse, to be dispersed, to rupture, to shatter, to break up, disorganize, to be dispersed, to become crushed, to be scattered, separated, to run loose, to roll (said of the eyes), parārudistress, anger, eclipsed state, grief, sorrow, lumun libbidistress, cause distress, disturbed, despair, distraught, worried, suffer from spasms, to mistreat, ašāšudistress, confusion, dalihtudistress, difficulty, papḫallu, piqudistress, difficult situation, difficulty, hardship, pašuqtudistress, distressing situation, nelmēnudistress, famine, hard times, fortress, fortified place, ground, terrain, foundation pit bottom, cold weather, part of window, valid tablet, dannatudistress, (i.e., person or animal taken as distress), nipûtudistress, to take persons (mostly women) or animals in distress, pledge, to distrain, nepûdistress, worry, anxiety, concern, fear, nakuttudistressed, to be distressed? Kâdudistressing situation, distress, nelmēnudistributor, muza’iztudistrict?, nagītudistrict, boundary, border, pilkudistrict, fortress, fortification, ḫalṣudistrict, province, a minor provincial officer in Babylonia, responsible position, obligation, duty, responsibility, office, post, governor, pīḫatudistrict, province, island, nagûdisturb, denounce, embarrass, blur eyes, stir up, roil water, interfere, confuse, become troubled, dalāhudisturb, to disturb, to be disturbed, fearful, restless, upset, to be confused, to frighten, to become frightened, confused, to terrify, parādudisturbed, blurred, muddy, cloudy, confused, dalhudisturbed, despair, distraught, worried, to cause or be in distress, suffer from spasms, to mistreat, ašāšudivine order, to establish order by divine action, parșū-a’disturbed, confused, adj., nenšûdisturbed, to be disturbed, to disturb, fearful, restless, upset, to be confused, to frighten, to become frightened, confused, to terrify, parādudisturber, *mummiludisuse, to fall into disuse, oblivion, to flee, to escape, naparšududitch, ḫarītuditch, a ditch, naršītuditch, canal, river bank, rim of a pot, edge of a well, sea shore, amulet or piece of jewelry worn around the neck, string of beads, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), neck, necklace, neck scarf, etc., kišādu

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ditch, canal, moat, ḫirītuditch, excavation, ḫarāṣuditch, irrigation ditch, canal, palguditch, like a ditch, adv., ikiš, palgišditch, moat, ḫarīṣu, ḫirīṣu, ḫīruditch, or a small canal, miṭruditch, or canal, ḫāliluditch, to make a ditch, to excavate, to dredge a river, to make an incision, ḫaṭāṭuditches, land drained by ditches, kasludivide, demolish, cut wood trees, crush, to smash, invalidate (a document), hurt, injure, ruin, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to destroy an object, to break (a tablet), to break off, to break into, ḫepûdivide, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to sever relations, to separate, alienate, to wean, to depart, to render a verdict, to make a decision, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsudivide, to divide, to draw boundaries, to draw multiple boundaries to delimit, to be marked out, delimited, palākudivide, to divide, to split, to split into pieces, letûdivided, separated, secluded, definitive, unequivocal, parsudivine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, temple office, ritual, rite, power, office, symbol, insignia, authoritative decision, command,decree, custom, practice, parṣudivine emblem jeweler, person who removes the precious material from a divine emblem, muḫammiṣudivine orders, cult rites, mûdivine intercession, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), blade of a dagger, water hole, setting for precious stones, mouth of a watercourse, entrance to a building, opening of a part of the body, of an object, relationship, ratio, proportion, content of a document or inscription, wording, authorship, dictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral tradition, pûdivine, to perform a divination, bārûtudivine, to divine omens from a bird, iššūrudivine symbol, a divine symbol, pirikkudivine throne room, shrine, sanctuary, socle, dais, pedestal, parakkudivine wardrobe, part of the divine wardrobe, a piece of apparel, mēṭudivination, to perform a divination by means of oil, šamnudivination, to determine by divination, to take care of (a person, a situation), to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsudivination, to perform a divination, ritual, plant, to cultivate, happens, is, build, construct, manufacture,

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to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, to permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, epēšudivine anger, outbreak of divine anger against a specific enemy, terminating with a cry of triumph over his annihilation, triumph, victory, irnittudivine displeasure, divine wrath, kimiltudivine overpowering weapon, annihilation, crushing defeat, kašūšudivine power, divine nature, divine rank, status of a deity, ilūtudivine protection (mainly for the citizens of a city), divinely enforced security (symbolized by a sacred insigne), kidinnudivine symbol, neck guard, necklace, kurinnudivine, the divine (an epithet of Īštar, lit. the Divine), ištarītudivine, to perform a divination, bārûtudivine, to divine omens from a bird, iššūrudivine weapon, denoting a specific divine weapon, overpowering (as a divine epithet), adj., kaškaššudivine weapon, probably an ax, kulpašudivine wrath, divine displeasure, kimiltudiviner, a diviner, ensûdiviner, augur, observer of birds for divination pirposes, dāgil iššūrediviner procedures, fastening, stability, kūnudivision, section, detachment, cutting, pirsudivorce money, balance, rest, remainder, pledge, ezibtudivorced, status of a divorced woman, azzubūtudizzying?, mušarqidudo, to do or act, epēšudo, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, interrupt doing something, to keep someone from doing something, to reserve, to check an animal, to block progress, a road, retain food, urine, etc., cut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalû do, to do what one wants, to have full discretion, to amount to, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to be able to, to be able, to be equal to, to make equal, to take responsibility for, to make reach, to release for, to be made to intervene, to give somebody full discretion, to make a serious effort, maṣûdocument, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, womb, mind, thought, intention, courage, wish, desire, choice, preference, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbu

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document, deposited document, nadītudocument, sealed clay tablet (legal or administrative document, also a letter), vertebra, cylinder seal, seal impression produced by a cylinder seal, kunukkudocument, sealed document, imriqqudocument, sealed document, seal, kankudocument, sealed document, sealed bag, kaniktu, kanīkudocument, tablet, nibzudocument, to draw up a document, šaṭāru, u’iltudocument, to draw up a document, read a tablet aloud, tuppudocument, to make out a legal document, to abandon, to desert, to leave, leave behind, to neglect, disregard, to leave something with or to a person, to entrust, to reserve, set aside, to leave behind, to leave to posterity, to leave a token remnant of land, to lend money, to bequeath, to divorce, to spare, leave out, to save, to be saved, to leave one another, ezēbudog, constellation Hercules, a fish, kalbudog, female dog, bitch, a leather part of the plow, kalbatudog, like a dog, kalbānišdog, young dog, puppy, cub of a wild animal, mīrānudogs, hunting dogs keeper, kalbu, in ša kalbēdoings, procedure, undertaking, activity, construction, ritual, ritual procedure, tools, utensils, implements, nēpešudomestic, to do domestic service, abarakkūtudomestics of a palace, temple or large estate, often attached as attendants to the person of a king, girseqûdomicile, dwelling, seat, mūšabudominant? kāšišudominate, to exercise world dominion, kiššūtudomination, crosspiece, yoke, rule, part of a door, of a loom, (part of the liver, probably the omasal impression), a part of the lung, a constellation, nīrudominion, chair, sedan chair, throne, rule, royal property and service, a feature of the exta, name of a month, saddle, part of a chariot or a plow, kussûdon a garment or weapon, edēqudonkey, emāru, ḫimārudonkey, a type of donkey, kibšudonkey, a wild donkey, ḫarādudonkey caravan, kanšudonkey caravan (of commerce), army, kinship group, crew, cohorts, clique, confederates, clan, host, troops (of the enemy), collegium, pack of dogs, illatudonkey driver, kāṣirudonkey driver, imēru, in ša imērišudonkey driver (employed in the transportation of goods overland), kaṣṣārudonkey driver, relationship of the donkey driver to his employer, kaṣṣāruttudonkey foal, ḫārudonkey harness, part of a donkey harness, gutappûdonkey, male donkey, homer, a mechanical device, a part of a lung, a bird, imēru

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donkey saddle, dakšiudo-nothing, ēpišu, in la ēpišudoom, to bring about doom, mītūtudoor, a door, didbû, ērimtu, eššû, gišdabtû, gudūgu, ikku, ikzu, lugû, meškalû, meškidoor, (a foreign word, andurû), ḫaralidoor, a kind of door, arkabinnudoor, a poetic term for door, mukattimtu, muṭībtudoor, a poetic term for door (lit. the one which hides), mušapzirtudoor, a poetic term for “locking one,” ēdiltudoor, a synonym for door, gudūgudoor, a type of door, kardûdoor, a word for door, a type of net for the fowler and fisherman, kātimtudoor, (an instrument of the conjurer), gišburrudoor closure, cable of a boat, rope, closure of a door, bond of a wall, link, center, designation of a sacred object, markasu door, double door, a net of a fowler or part of it, mutīrtu door, metal band on a door, girdle, belt, a pillar, miserrudoor, part of a door, giššakanakku, iklallû, naṣbaru, nukuššû door, part of a door, a container, ḫapḫappudoor, part of a door, of a loom, rule, domination, crosspiece, yoke, (part of the liver, probably the omasal impression), a part of the lung, a constellation, nīru door, part of a door (same as part of wooden loom), asûdoor, part of a door decoration that is metal, ašītudoor, part of a door, wooden part of the door frame, probably the threshold, kanakkudoor, part of a door, wooden object, ḫuntudoor, sluice-gate of a canal, daltudoor socket, box, basket, container, chest, drainage passage, pisannudoor socket, perching place, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, floor of a chariot or wagon, mark on the liver, position, office, rank, abode, whereabouts, resting place, military position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, station, object given as a pledge, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, excrement?, a mathematical term, manzāzudoor strap, leather, ajītidoor, a swinging door?, commerce?, movable part of an implement, a type of pavement, service (regular), muttalliktudoor, to close a door, a pot, to veil, to cover, close, (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc.), to overwhelm, to seize and hold persons, conceal, to appropriate illegally, to be clothed, to provide with clothing, to be covered, clothed, clap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover with garments, etc., to cover tightly, to cover with earth, etc., covered, to cover the body, to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc., to constrict to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, katāmudoor, wooden part of a door, woven cloth, weaving, a decoration of precious stones, plowed land, waterlogged land, swamp, attack (of a disease, a demon, an army), prick of a thorn, sting of an animal, wound, stroke, stroke of a tool, blow, part of a measuring box, miḫṣudoorkeeper, atûdoorkeeper chief, atû, nidugallu

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doorkeeper stipend, prebend, revenue, atûtudoorkeeper, winnower, necromancer, mušēlûdoor-opener, gatekeeper, pētûdoorstop, wedge, aškuttudouble, adj., eṣpudouble door, a net of a fowler or part of it, mutīrtu double, to multiply, to twine, eṣēpudouble-handed axe, pāštudough, a piece of dough, girṣudough, paste, līšudove, a wild dove, araššānu, in rab atêdowel or a metal rivet, kammudowel or peg, kaksallûdown, conveying down, adj., mušēridudownfall, defeat, misfortune, epidemic, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), collapse of a building or parts thereof, disrepair, ruins, stroke of lightning, of fire, attack of a disease, miqittudownstream, going downstream (said of boats), gliding (said of clouds), drifting, downward, *muqqelpûdowntrodden, kubbusudownward, downstream, going downstream (said of boats), gliding (said of clouds), drifting, *muqqelpûdowry, a kind of dowry, mulūgūtudowry transfer, of paternal assets to a daughter on the occasion of her marriage, mulugudrag, to drag (over the ground), to drag around, to teasel cloth, to make an impression of the hem on clay, to drive around, to postpone?, mašārudragon or serpent, mušḫuššudragonfly, kallat Ŝamaš, kulīludrain pipe, water outlet, naṣṣabudrain, to drain, pour out, nazāludrainage, muzībtudrainage, flow of excrement, manzltudrainage, a drainage tile, half shares, mišlānūdrainage canal, mušēṣītudrainage passage, door socket, box, basket, container, chest, pisannudrained land, nizlu, in bīt nizludrained, land drained by ditches, kasludraw near, to approach (said of events), *ekēpudraw, to draw, make a drawing, eṣērudraw, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to

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bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, našûdraw, to draw, to make a drawing, to incise a relief, to apportion lots, esēqudrawing, eṣirtu, eṣurtu, iṣurtu, mēṣiru?drawing, sketch, līṭudraw water from a well, dalûdraw water or wine, to exhaust the water of a well, ḫabûdrawing of water, dālûtu, dilutedrawn, eṣrudream, ḫiltu, mašarrû34

dream, interpreter, ḫarṭibidream interpreter, occupation concerned with textiles, mupašširudream, to have a dream, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to own, to be visible, to wait, to judge, to see fit, to wait?, to point toward, to point toward each other, to face, to face each other, to be of equal value, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭāludredge a river, to excavate, to make a ditch, to make an incision, ḫaṭāṭu dregs, residue, minduḫrudress, a linen dress? Kandarasanudribble, to let dribble?, to trickle away, to drop, to drip, to drip away drop by drop, to drip continually, natākudrift, to drift downriver, to glide along, to sail downstream, neqelpûdrifting, adj., muttašrabbiṭudrifting, gliding (said of clouds), going downstream (said of boats), downward, downstream, *muqqelpûdrilled, adj., (plowed and sown, said of fields), eršudrilled land, meršudrilling stone, stoneborer (a profession), housebreaker, burglar, pallišudrink, a drinking vessel, drink ration, maštûdrink, a feature on the liver, potion, watering place, irrigation outlet, mašqītu

34 Akkadian, mašarr û , dream, Belarusian, марыць, maryć, to dream, Polish, marzyc, to dream, Sanskrit, svapna, svApa, sleep, dream, Latvian, sapņot, to dream, Hittite, supparija, to sleep, Persian, royâ, رویا dream, French, rever, to dream Etruscan, rev (RE8), reva, revo, revi, revio (to dream or revere?)

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drink, a vessel of standardized size, maštītudrink, to drink, patāqudrinking flask, a small container of metal, glass, or clay serving as drinking flask, alabastron, and libation jar, kukkubudrinking place, a drinking vessel, watering place, masquedrip, to drip, to drip away drop by drop, to drip continually, to drop, to trickle away, to let dribble?, natākudripper vessel, nātiktudripping, drop, nitkudrive, to drive around, to make an impression of the hem on clay, to drag (over the ground), to drag around, to teasel cloth, to postpone?, mašārudrive, to drive away, ubbukudrive, to drive away, drive into exile, to drive away evil spirits, to drive (horses), to chase away, to finish completely, to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to attain old age, to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to surprise (in the act), to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to win a case, pursue, to disinherit, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādudrive, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to undo, to undo, unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, untie, to unyoke animals, to unmoor, cast off a boat, to detach, to split, to loosen parts of the body or exta, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to dissolve, disperse, to clear, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāru drive, to drive away, keep away, to deport, to take far away, remove, to be removed, regress, to recede, move away, back, to depart, to withdraw,to step back, nesûdriven out, pursued, kuššududriver, chariot driver, mariannuchariot driver, appati, in mukīl appātidriver, chariot driver, ašâtu, in mukīl ašâtidriver, donkey driver, kāṣirudriver, ox driver, leading ox, ox used for plowing, kullizu

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driver, work of an ox driver, kullizūtudromedary, Arabian camel, ibiludrool, to drool?, to run around, ne’ellûdroop, to curl, to be curled, to bend over, kapāṣudrop, dripping, nitkudrop, to drop a claim, a case, pardon a sin, to make people do work, to submit oneself, to put pressure upon a person, to put reciprocal pressure on each other, to press people, to pace off, to walk upon, to stride, to forgive, to defeat an enemy, to make compact, to bother, to crush, to step into something unclean accidentally, to step upon something on purpose, to stamp out a fire, to suppress noise, to full cloth, to let time pass, to make regulations, to come in, to exert oneself, to allow to walk about, to trample, to make a road or ramp by compressing and stamping the soil, to make concessions, kabāsudrop, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûdrop, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to scatter, to discard, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākdrop, to drop, to drip, to drip away drop by drop, to drip continually, to trickle away, to let dribble?, natākudropsy, agannutillû, etillûdrought, famine, arurtudrug, a drug, gabru, in imdi gabridrug, medicinal drug, aršuzuzildrum, a drum, *kušgugalû, *nigkalagûdrum, a type of drum, manzûdrum, a wooden drum, alûdrum, kettledrum, lilissudrum player, player of the wooden drum, alû, in ṣa alê drum skin, of the lilissu-drum, ḫuppu drummer, mukīl alêdrummer, musician playing on a drum, ēpiš balaggidry, cut wood, nīpudry, dried, adj.ablu, abiltu, na’pudry, dry out, to dry up, to wither, na’āpu

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dry land, parattudry, old wood, nutāpudry, to dry up, īūbuludry, to dry up, dry out, to wither, na’āpudry measure, a dry measure, sack, bag, a type of business society and the capital used or invested in such business, naruqqudrying place (used to spread fresh foodstuffs for drying), dried state, mašṭûdual, ittānduck, paspasuduck, a kind of duck or goose, kurukkuduck (lit. large bird), iṣṣūru rabûduct, feeder canal, mušēribtudue, a due, exit due, *mūṣûdue, delivery, tribute, gift, nadānudue, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to assume an obligation, to assume responsibility for someone, to acquire, to accept gifts, bribes, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to buy, to take what belongs to one, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûdues, a kind of dues or tax, ḫallatu, muštābiltudues, correctness, offering, regular offering, normality, ginûdues or income registered in a special ledger or list on a wooden tablet, wooden board (as part of a window, part of a brick mold, etc.), kiskirrudues payable to the kaššu-official, kaššu, in ša kaššidug, dug up, dug out, adj., ḫirûdug up, adj., ḫarruduly, according to expectation, in due form, correctly, truthfully, loyally, steadily, firmly, kīnišduly, justice, justly, fidelity, loyalty, loyally, normal state, truth, in truth, truly, correct procedures, correctness, treaty, kittudung beetle, chin, kanzūzudung beetle, scarab (lit. who rolls excrement), muqappil zêdung cake, pudrudung, excrement of animals, kabûdung pellet, piqannuduplicate, copy, opponent, gabarûduration, permanence, adv. use, masdarudurable, enduring, everlasting, perpetual, lasting, dārûdusky, to become dusky, dark, erēpudust, aparudust cloud, mist, akāmu, agāmudust, earth, loose earth, debris, scales, ore, mortar, territory, soil, area volume, eperu dust, pollen, a fine flour, niqquduty, deposits, goods kept in safekeeping, security, detention, wake, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an

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individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, garrison, post, strong room, defenses of a city, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartuduty, export duty, expeditionary force, așituduty, responsibility, responsible position, office, post, obligation, province, district, governor, a minor provincial officer in Babylonia, pīḫatudwelling, adda’udwelling, domicile, seat, mūšabudwelling place, mā’unnu?, narmudye, a color or dye, a fruit tree, ḫenzūrudye, a description of a dye, adj., *gurrubudye, a dye, dimurû, ḫatḫūrudye and color made from it, kinaḫḫudye made from a plant or its parts, the plant itself and its parts, ḫūratudye, mineral dye, alluḫaru, allaḫaru, annuḫarudye, orpiment, a dye and pigment?, a mineral color, lēru dye, red dye, ḫurḫuratudyer, mubarrimu, muṣappiudyeing vat, naṣraptudynasty, hegemony of a country or tribal group, supremacy of a deity, reign of a king, reign, term of office, rotation in office, an insgne of kingship, palû

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Ea’s epithet, (a name and epithet of Ea), niššīkuEa, rank of the god EA, niššikūtueach, ištātaneach, pron. jamutueach and every one, whoever you are, attamannueach one, (of two or more persons, objects, etc., enumerated), to the same extent or degree, everywhere, collectively, unanimously, at every occasion, all over, in a group, mitḫārišeach separately, singly, aḫennā, aḫinnūeach other, aḫmaḫu 35

eager? adj., kappidu eagle, erû36, našrueaglet, ammartû

35 Akkadian, aḫmaḫu, each other, Persian, hame, همه everyone, all, totally, Sanskrit, sarvaḥ, everyone, everybody, Croatian, svaki, each, Sanskrit, ekaikaḥ, apiece, each, Belarusian, кожны, kožny, each, Belarus, kozny, pron.every, each, Finnish-Uralic, kukin, each, Albanian, kushdo, anyone, Irish, gach, each, Scots-Gaelic, gach, French, chaque, each, every, Latin, quisque, quaeque, each, Italian, ciascuno, Etruscan, cesk.36 Akkadian, erû, eagle, Belarusian, арол, arol, eagle, Croatian, orao, eagle, Polish, orzeł, eagle, ērglis, eagle, Welsh, eryr-od [m], eryres- au [f], eagle, Latin, aquila-ae, eagle, Italian, aquila, eagle, French, aigle, eagle, English, eagle [<Lat. aquila], Etruscan, acil, ACILaR.

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eagle-like, arānišeagle-like mythological creature, anzûear, aperture of the ear, faculty of hearing, understanding, ḫasīsuear shape, like a shell, ḫarḫazinnuear, person with shriveled(?) ears, ḫazmuearlier, formerly, panānumearly, adj., ḫarpu, ḫarrupu, early, adv., kaṣâtišearly, segregate, to isolate, parāquearly-bearing, adj., mušaḫripuearly (bearing, planting), ḫummuṭuearly crop, ḫurpuearly harvest, summer, ḫarpūearly in the morning, adv., kallāmāreearly moment, ḫarpūtuearly morning, time of awakening, muštērtuearly, quickly, adv., ḫarpišearly, to be early, ḫarāpuearlier, adv., paniearlier, front part, previous, prior time, panātuearlier, long ago, anīnaearring, ring, inṣabtu, iṣṣabtuearn, to earn, earn, to earn silver, gold, copper, kaspuearth,earth, a colored earth, galûearth, a kind of earth (lit. female earth), immunusuearth, a kind of earth (lit. male earth), imnitûearth, dark-colored earth used as dye, ḫāpu earth, loose earth, debris, dust, scales, ore, mortar, territory, soil, area volume, eperuearth, lump of earth, garment made of a fleecy textile, wool, a wad ore tuft of wool, lock of hair, fleece, itquearth (sacred place), kiūru37

earth, the earth (in a cosmic sense), erṣetuearthen container, describing an earthen container, adj., ḫabnuearthenware or silver container, mainly for wine, kandu

37 Akkadian, kiūru, earth (sacred place), Urartian, qi(u)ra-, qəwr-ā, qīr-ā, earth, land, Hurrian, kawr-, χawr- earth, land, Armenian, երկիրը, yerkiry, earth, Georgian, ქალაქგარე, kalakgare, countryside, Greek, Χώρα, Chóra, country, Sanskrit, dharā, earth, Romanian, țară, country, țăran, peasant, Latin, terra-ae, earth, land, soil, Welsh, ddaear, earth, Italian, terra, earth, French, terre, earth, English, terra, [<Lat. terra-ae,]earth, Avestan, zam [-] zå, earth, land, Belarusian, зямля, ziamlia, earth, Persian, zamin, زمین earth, Croatian, zemlja, country, earth, Polish, ziemia, earth, Latvian, zeme, earth, Akkadian, k ī du , open country, region outside a city, outside, Hittite, kitsuwatna? watna, land? [kitsuwatna appears to be composed of two elements, kitsu (open country, land outside our land) and watna, perhaps the name given to the region.], Latin, rusticus-a-um, country, rural, Italian, rustic farmhouse, rustic, French, rustique, rustic, English, rustic [<Lat. rusitcus], Etruscan, ros, rus (RVS), rusa (RFSA), RUSTA (RVSTA), Sanskrit, mahī, earth, Finnish-Uralic, maa, earth, Welsh, mam ddaear, mother earth.

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earthquake, to cause an earthquake, rībuease, to ease, to assuage, to appease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārueast, (Hurrian word, papaḫḫu), pileneat a meal, to consume, to provide a meal, patānu eat away, to erode, to cut (stone), to carve, to hew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), to scrape out, to incise, scarify, to destroy a person, to engrave, to turn up the ground, naqārueat, to eat, consume, provide for oneself, akālueating implement, mušākiluebb, esiguebony, ešû, isûeclipse, confusion, disorder, ešâtueclipse, (solar or lunar), attalûeclipsed, darkened, na’durueclipsed state, anger, grief, sorrow, distress, lumun libbieczema, a kind of eczema, a name for female genitals, stork, laqlaqqueczema, dandruff, laqlaqtuedge, a part of the constellation Cygnus, border, kumāruedge, border, piātuedge, border, arm, arm or handle of an instrument, side, span or fathom (a measure), bracelet, wing, strength, iduedge, limit (in time), borderline, circumference, perimeter, rim (of objects, eyes), enclosure of a field, fence, walled garden, outer wall, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītuedge of an object, bank of a canal, a river, rim, kibruedge of a well, sea shore, bank of a river, canal, ditch, amulet or piece of jewelry worn around the neck, string of beads, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), neck, necklace, neck scarf, rim of a pot, etc., kišāduedge, rim, end, causeway, nose, tip, crown, spur of land, appuedge, side?, mašdu?

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edge, shore line, regions (referring to the four regions of the inhabited world), kibrātueducated, experienced, skilled, wise, wily, emqueel-like fish, a bird, a snake, kuppū efface, to have another person efface, to erase, pašātueffective, complete, making decisions, etc., final, gāmirueffective, expert, beautiful, handsome, fine, good, pleasant, of good family, well-to-do, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, canonical, damquefficient execution, embellish, be gracious, do a favor, do good deeds, have good fortune, be propitious, prosper, improve, have good luck, be pleasing, treat kindly, give propitious omens, damāqueffigy of a person, for magical purposes, made of reeds, gisandudû effort, one who makes a great effort, muštamṣûeffort, to make a serious effort, to be made to intervene, to release for, to make reach, to take responsibility for, to do what one wants, to have full discretion, to amount to, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to be able to, to be able, to be equal to, to make equal, to give somebody full discretion, maṣûeffort, with great effort, with great trouble, pašqišegg, pelûegg membrane, nest, quiver, a meteorological phenomenon, ḫillu38

eggs of the butterfly, nēbuEgyptian, adj., miṣrûeight leather bags, **pisruqātuElam, a high official in Elam and Assyria , herald, nāgiruElamite, *elamûelapse, cross, to cross, pass along (walking), to go overland, to advance on or continue a journey, to march in review, to pass by, to pass through, to transgress, to go beyond or exceed, to by-pass, avoid, to send on overland, to make pass on or proceed, to pass objects on, to move objects past, to hand over, transfer, to go through with a ritual, to allow time to elapse, cause delay, to allow persons or boats to pass, to avert, to be transgressed, to be transferred, etēquelated, to cheer, feel good, exhuberant, flourishing, to acclaim, ḫabāṣuelephant, pīruelevate, to elevate a person to high position, to be elevated, lifted, raised, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to heave, to be tense?, or swollen?, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to pick up and keep, to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make 38 Akkadian, ḫillu, egg membrane, nest, quiver, a meteorological phenomenon, Latvian, olu, egg, Belarusian, яйка, jajka, egg, Croatian, jaje, egg, Polish, jajko, egg, Romanian, OU, egg, Greek, αυγό, avgó, egg, Latin, ovum-i, egg, Welsh, wy-au, egg, Italian, uovo, egg, French, oeuf, egg, Etruscan, ov (V8), ove (V8E), egg, Albanian, vezë, egg, Scots-Gaelic, ugh, egg, English, egg [<ON eggja].

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bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to bear, to transport goods, etc., to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûelevation, high part (of a building or part thereof, of a person, an object), high ground, ascent, height, steps or rungs of a stairway or ladder, mēlûeleven, ištēnešreteleven times, ištēššerišueleventh, *ištēnšerûeliminated, to be eliminated, to fall apart, to be loosened, to void treaties, agreements, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to appease, to assuage, to ease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāruelite, elite troops, gunnuelm?, kullaruelm, a species of elm, kaptarueloquent, talkative, adj., mūtamûelse, in addition, aḫḫurelsewhere, aside, off, sidewise, awry, separately, aḫītamelucidate, to elucidate, to make explicit, clear, to become pleased, joyous, cheerful, cheer up, to make cheerful, to become Illuminated, bright, brighten, illuminate, napardûembankment, quay-wall, mooring place, harbor district, city quarter destined for traders and sailors, harbor, trading station, community of merchants, price of a unit of merchandise, karûembankment cliff, kāpuembankment, dam, facing, paving block of a yard, wall or other construction, kisirtuembankment of a canal, wharf, arammuembarrass, blur eyes, stir up, roil water, disturb, denounce, interfere, confuse, become troubled, dalāhuembellish, be gracious, do a favor, do good deeds, have good fortune, be propitious, prosper, improve,

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enable, to enable someone, to be able to do something, to be an expert, to master, to understand something, to win (in a legal case), to overpower someone, to be lost, powerless, le’ûencampment, reed shelter like a bower, ašāšuencirclement, siege, seizing, grip, nītuenclose, to become enclosed, confine, to shut in, to channel water, to stifle a cry, to take captive, to become constricted, esēruenclosed, in a case (said of a tablet), armuenclosure, a ritual enclosure, mēsiru, in bīt mēsirienclosure, an enclosure, like (or with), adv., nītišenclosure, confinement, isirtuenclosure, court, ḫiṣāruenclosure, fence, (Hurrian word, hubballa/i)enclosure of a field, rim (of objects, eyes), edge, limit (in time), borderline, circumference, perimeter, fence, walled garden, outer wall, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītuenclosure wall of a sanctuary, circumvallation, fortified area within a city, citadel, kirḫuenclosure wall, wall of a building, side of a ship, igāruencompass, to possess in full, finish, to finish, to bring to an end, to control, to annihilate, to use up, to spend, to settle, to pay or deliver in full, to use one’s full strength, to concentrate, to render a final verdict, to cause to spend, to give in full, to hold together, to be annihilated, ruined, to be brought to an end, used up, to be settled, gamāruencounter with a deity, appeal to a deity, income, miḫirtuencroachment on land by royal authority, land thus acquired, gizzatuencouraging, person who encourages, person who inspires trust, mutakkiluend, completion, nagmaruend, finality, completeness, gamāruend, rim, edge, causeway, nose, tip, crown, spur of land, appu39

end, to bring to an end, to annihilate, to use up, to spend, to settle, to encompass, to control, to possess in full, to finish, to bring to an end, to pay or deliver in full, to use one’s full strength, to concentrate, to render a final verdict, to cause to spend, to give in full, to hold together, to be annihilated, ruined, to be brought to an end, used up, to be settled, gamāruend, to bring to an end, to come to an end, to be finished, to stay, keep in custody, in confinement, to be kept away, to keep available, to keep someone from doing something, hold back a person, delay, to detain, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, delay a boat, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to finish, to stop, interrupt doing something, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalû39 Akkadian, appu, end, rim, edge, causeway, nose, tip, crown, spur of land, Hittite, appa/appi, appae, appiie/a, to be finished, Tocharian, āk [B āke], end, Persian, âxer, آخر end, final, terminous, ultimate, Croatian, kraj, end, Sanskrit, antaḥ, end, extreme point, English, end [<OE ende].

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a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to be changed, countermanded, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruenfeebling, munnišuengineer (as a category of soldier), furnace, kiln, oven (of the smith, potter, etc.), smith, craftsman, armorer, kiškattûengrave, scarify, to incise, to scrape out, to eat away, to erode, to cut (stone), to carve, to hew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), to destroy a person, to turn up the ground, naqāruengraver of seals, alamgûengraver, craft of the engraver, muššarruttuenlarge, to increase in size or number, aṣabuenmity, hostility, ajābūtu, nakrūtuenmity, to cause enmity, to be countermanded, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruenough, no more, adv., matar, in la matarensnare (in transferred meanings and magical contexts), to capture or defeat an enemy, to capture, to overcome, , to attach (as a technical term), kamû

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entwined, fighting, wrestling, adj., kitpuluenvelope of a tablet, cover, clay, imgurruenvoy, agent, messenger, deputy, mār šiprienvoy, delegate, messenger, representative, našparuepidemic, cases of death, pestilence, plague, mūtānuepidemic, disease (epidemic), masla’tuepidemic, downfall, defeat, misfortune, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), collapse of a building or parts thereof, disrepair, ruins, stroke of lightning, of fire, attack of a disease, miqittuepithet of gods and demons, night watchmen, official concerned with the weight of silver used as currency, hā’iṭueponym, eponymy as a year in office, līmuequal, as an equal, adv., gitmālišequal in size, rank, etc., noble, perfect (describing gods, kings, etc., and certain animals as perfect specimens, used exclusively as a poetic term), gitmāluequal, of equal size, amount, or degree, square, equal amount (as fine for a debt past due), equivocal, indecisive, mitḫāruequal parts, in equal parts (lit. like twins), māšišequal, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, list, copy of a written document, fellow, equivalent, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫruequal, person of equal social status, doing agricultural and other work under supervision, person of servile status attached to a household, menial, comrade, colleague, kinattuequal rank, *miḫrūtuequal, to be equal to, to make equal, to be able to, to be able, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to amount to, to have full discretion, to do what one wants, to take responsibility for, to make reach, to release for, to be made to intervene, to give somebody full discretion, to make a serious effort, maṣû, equal, to be equal, to make equal, to make of equal rank or value, to be equaled, to be similar, to make similar, to be half, to copy, to match, to be rivaled, to be equidistant?, mašāluequal, to be of equal value, to face, to face each other, to point toward, to point toward each other, to judge, to be visible, to wait, to own, to have a dream, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to see fit, to wait?, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭāluequality, status of social equality, group of social equals, kinattūtu equals, members of a group of persons of equal status, equal partners, athūequid, agāluequid, an equid, pirduequid, an equid, horse, abbatuequid, pack horse, mule, aṣappuequid, riding animal, cavalry, pētḫalluequids, a color of equids, pirmaḫ

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equidistant, to be equidistant?, to be rivaled, to match, to be half, to copy, to be equal, to make equal, to make of equal rank or value, to be equaled, to be similar, to make similar, mašāluequipment, ḫulaptuequipment, achievement, evil machination, deed, act, witchcraft, work, rendering and settling of accounts, speech, command, ipšuequipment of soldiers and chariots, ḫalluptuequipment, outfitting, pasa’duequipment, packing equipment, masraduequivalent, miṣītuequivalent, answer, copy of a document, counterpart, front part, front side, vanguard, lead, in front of, ahead of, before, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtuequivalent, item given in exchange or as a replacement, contractual terms of exchange, pūḫizzaruequivalent, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, list, copy of a written document, fellow, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫruequivocal, of equal size, amount, or degree, square, equal amount (as fine for a debt past due), indecisive, mitḫāruerase, to efface, to have another person efface, pašātuērib-bīti prebend (having access to the bīt pirišti, secret temple room), pirištu, in ērib-bīt -pirištūtuerect, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to establish the foundation of a building, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish (in math and astronomy), reliable, be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to place parts of a construction in correct position, honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, to remain quantitatively constant, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to be confirmed, kânuerection, to have an erection? Zikarūtuergasterion, workhouse, nupāruergasterion, workhouse, nupāru, in bīt nupāriergot, mirḫuerode, to cut (stone), to carve, to hew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), eat away, to scrape out, to incise, scarify, to destroy a person, to engrave, to turn up the ground, naqāruescape, to escape, to flee, to fall into disuse, oblivion, naparšuduescape, to help escape, to flee, to cause a loss, to cause losses, perish, to become missing or lost, vanish, to disappear, to make disappear, to destroy, ḫalāqu escape, to leave, depart, go out, come out of a temple, etc., to rise (of stars), to grow, disappear, aṣûescape, to run away, to flee, nērubuescapee, survivor, multaḫṭuesophagus, mušāluescort, guide, muqerribuescort, of diplomats, foreigners under surveillance, ālik idiescort, safe-conduct, mušallimu

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essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, savage, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, imperative, pressing, dannuestablish, to establish the foundation of a building, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish (in math and astronomy), reliable, be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to place parts of a construction in correct position, honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, to remain quantitatively constant, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to be confirmed, kânuestablished, legitimate, installed, loyal, adj., kunnuestablished, traditional, customary, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, aged, old, ancient, past, old (as opposed to fresh), inherited, owned for a long time, native, original, previous, former, traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, ancient, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), original, previous, former, old, abandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), labīruestate, assets, property, result (of a mathematical operation or calculation), account record, accounting, account, wealth, an emblem of Ŝamaš, nkkassuestate, pertaining to the paternal estate, attaššiḫuestatic, an estatic with evil, magical powers, eššebûestranged, to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to be changed, countermanded, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārueternity, dārâtu, dārûtu

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eunuch, court attendant, mazziz panieunuch, being a eunuch, mazziz panuttuEuphrates, a name of the Euphrates River, gāduevasion, *ḫimittuevasions, ḫamdātuevasive, adj., *ḫimduevasive, to be evasive, ḫamādueve of a feast, overnight stay, bivouac, evening time, evening, evening ceremonies, nubattuevening, līlu, meḫûevening ceremonies, evening time, evening, bivouac, overnight stay, eve of a feast, nubattuevening, evening time, bivouac, overnight stay, eve of a feast, evening ceremonies, nubattuevening meal, one who is present at the distribution of the evening meal, kinsigubbûevening, night, name of a month in Mari, līlâtuevening time, evening, bivouac, overnight stay, eve of a feast, evening ceremonies, nubattuevening, time of the evening meal, meal, banquet, food, allotment, naptanuevening, toward evening, adv., līlâtaneventually, never, when?, interr., and adv., whenever, all the time, matiever, adv., matimeni, mutimaever and ever, adv., matmatmaever, at any time (in the future), interr., and adv., when?, never, whenever (in the past), some time (in the past), matimaever, continuously, dāreverlasting, enduring, perpetual, durable, lasting, dārûever-rising, adj., nappāḫuevery, entirety, all, any, gabbueverything, kalumānûeverything, all, kalamaeverything, concerns, portion, share, something, possessions, assets, anything, mimmûeverything, whatever, all, minummêeverywhere, anywhere, in every respect, all, adv., kališeverywhere, in every country, all countries (as a collective), adv., mātitāneverywhere, same extent, to the same extent or degree, each one, (of two or more persons, objects, etc., enumerated), collectively, unanimously, at every occasion, all over, in a group, mitḫāriševidently, certainly, adv., kīša evil, musku?, āmišuevil, adj., ḫulluevil act, to act in an evil way, lumnu40

evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), wicked, magically evil and dangerous, ill-boding, unlucky, dangerous, hard, bitter, unhappy, fateful, evil, lemnu

40 Akkadian, lumnu, to commit evil, Latvian, ļaunums, evil, ḫaṭītu, wickeness, evil, ḫāṭû, portending evil, Luwian, adua, adual, adual(i), , adualahit, aduali(a), evil, atuwa,atuwal(i) atuwalada, of evil, atuwalahit, atuwalastar, evilness, Sanskrit, apuṇya (f. ṇyā), apavitra, apūta, unholy, Hittite, huuapp/hupp, to do evil, hoapa, evil, bad, hoapnadr/hoapnan , evilness, Persian, nâpâk, nâavize, adj., unholy, Romanian, nesfânt, unholy, Italian, nefasto, adj. ominous, unfortunate, French, néfast, adj. ill-omened, pernicious, English, nefarious [<Lat. nefas] Etruscan, naph, (NAΦ), naphar, (NAΦAR).

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evil deed, damage, wrong, ruins of a city, misfortune, calamity, ḫibiltu evil deed, to commit an evil deed, bīštuevil fate, evil, misfortune, ill portent, catastrophe, harm, misdeed, a name of Mars, lumnuevil, fraudulent intention, nullanuevil handed, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to commit a sacrilege, to apply water or fire, to smear, to smear on, to paint a surface, to smear oneself, to write down, record, to be written down, recorded, to fashion an object, to give a work assignment, to affect, to become affected, attack, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuevil, in an evil way, with evil intent, badly, maliciously, viciously, with displeasure, miserably, severely, lemniš evil intentions or plans, wickedness, misfortune, danger, calamity, lemuttuevil, luck, bad luck, damiqtu, in la damiqtievil machination, deed, act, witchcraft, work, achievement, equipment, rendering and settling of accounts, speech, command, ipšuevil magic, act, activity, work, epēšuevil magic, crew, construction, agricultural work, handywork, tillage, manufacture, act, ritual, epištuevil man, villain, lemnu-amēluevil, miserable, unfavorable, unpropitious, of poor condition or quality, lummunuevil person, evil, said of demons, lawless, adj., ḫabbiluevil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to apply water or fire, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuevil, portending evil, wrong, faulty, ḫāṭûevil, ritual for warding off a portended evil, apotropaic ritual, apotropaion, namburbūevil spell, to cast an evil spell, bewitch, kašāpuevil spirit, demon, deity, god, the god, protective deity (daimon), good fortune, luck, spirit of a deceased child, image of a deity, a pair of gods, iluevil, to commit evil, lumnuevil, to side with evil, lemnētievil, wickedness, ḫaṭītu41 41 Akkadian, ḫaṭītu, wickeness, evil, ḫāṭû, portending evil, wrong, faulty, Luwian, adua, adual, adual(i), , adualahit, aduali(a), evil, atuwa,atuwal(i) atuwalada, of evil, atuwalahit, atuwalastar, evilness, Sanskrit, apuṇya (f. ṇyā), apavitra, apūta, unholy, Hittite, huuapp/hupp, to do evil, hoapa, evil, bad, hoapnadr/hoapnan , evilness, Akkadian, lumnu, to commit evil, lemnu-amēlu, evil man, villain, Latvian, ļaunums, evil, Persian, nâpâk, nâavize, adj., unholy, bad, بد evil, Romanian, nesfânt, unholy, Latin, nefas, unholy, contrary to divine command, Etruscan, naph, (NAΦ), naphar, (NAΦAR), unholy?, Italian, nefasto, adj. ominous, unfortunate, French, néfast, adj. ill-omened, pernicious, English, nefarious [<Lat.nefas], Greek, κακό, kakó, evil, e keqe, evil, Sanskrit, dur-, evil, durācāraḥ, evil minded, Welsh, drwg, evil, i daro, to strike.

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evils, dispelling of evils, exorcism, agricultural activity, piširtuevildoer, kāipu, ēpiš lemuttievildoer, gillatu, in bēl gillatievildoer, lemuttu, in ša lemuttievildoer, criminal, ḫābiluevildoer, evil, enemy, lemnuevildoer, liar, muṣallûewe, full grown female sheep, a poetic term for flock, laḫruewe, sheep (generic name), immertuewe, young ewe, *kabsatuewe, young ewe, female lamb, puḫattuewer, gullatuewer, a kind of ewer, ḫuppataruexact, exact copy, exact (standard) measure, block, track (of the wheel), ḫirṣuexact, to exact services for a debt or fine, to hold away, to master, to be made to serve for a debt, kašāšuexactly, adv., ḫariṣexact report, ḫariṣtuexalted?, nagalmušuexalted, high, proud, tall, elûexalted, sublime, mutlellûexamine someone’s mood, to question, to check measurements, calculations, to check on work in progress, to test, to put to a test, to try, to try out, to try to do something, to investigate, to be circumspect, to attempt, latākuexamine, to examine, to gaze at, to show, to cause irritation, preoccupation, trouble, concern, to see to, face, to face, to look at, to look, to look favorably upon, to see, to discover, to inspect, behold, palāsuexcavate, to make a ditch, to dredge a river, to make an incision, ḫaṭāṭuexcavation (as a geometrical term), truncated pyramid, storehouse, storeroom, silo, a container, a box, a vessel, specific kind of chair, raft (kelek), kalakkuexcavation, excerpt, extract, deserters, a tax, nisiḫtuexcavation, ditch, ḫarāṣuexchange, exchange object, substitute (in kind), barter, in either case, whether or not, conj., puḫtuexchange, item given in exchange or as a replacement, equivalent, contractual terms of exchange, pūḫizzaruexchange object, exchange, substitute (in kind), barter, in either case, whether or not, conj., puḫtuexchange, to exchange, to modify a structure, to change, alter (the wording), puḫḫuexchange, to make an exchange, pūḫukaruexecute, to execute in an ingenious, artistic, refined, sophisticated way, to cheat, to deceive, to play a trick, play tricks, to act cleverly, to have something done ingeniously, nakāluexecutive power, highest rank (of gods and goddesses), illilūtuexceed in number or size, surpass in importance, quality, be more important, richer, increase, atāruexceeding, reversed, awry, adj., nabalkutuexceedingly, in addition, atriŝexcellence, mētellūtuexcellence, prowess, maturity, mature age, meṭlūtu

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excerpt?, first rate, choice quality, the best of, nisquexcerpt, to excerpt a tablet, to subtract, to deduct, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to uproot, eradicate, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to depopulate a region, to deport people, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, nasāḫuexert, to exert oneself conscientiously, to be careful, to be concerned, to muster, to inspect, to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to count, to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office , to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life, goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, paqāduexcess, excessive growth, overage, atartuexcess, in excess, loudly, outwardly, on high, on top, up, upward, upstream, in addition, elišexcess, in excess, more, eliexcess?, increase?, remaining greater part, majority, nam’aduexcess, part of a field left fallow, change of mood, revolution of a planet, revolt, retreat, ramp, ladder, burglary, crossing, scaling, nabalkattuexchange, to exchange, puḫatu, šapūltuexclamation, interj., illūruexclamation of compassion, oḫḫ, aḫulapexclamation of joy, alāla, alāli, alālu, alīliexcrement, flow of excrement, drainage, manzltuexcrement, mā’uexcrement, dung, of animals, kabûexcrement, gore, paršuexcrement, of excrement, of Sirius, a descriptive name of the date palm, riches, prosperity, wealth, mašrûexcrement, to void urine, nezûexcrement?, whereabouts, resting place, abode, rank, office, object given as a pledge, military position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, mark on the liver, floor of a wagon or chariot, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place, station, a mathematical term, manzāzuexcrescence, blister, ḫibšuexcrescence?, blown-up part?, a group of ominous phenomena on the liver, unreliable, false prediction, conflagration, blaze, rising (of celestial bodies), nipḫuexcrete, to excrete, ezûexcuse, objection, reason, iduexecute an order, amatuexecute, kill, to kill a person or animal, murder, break a tablet, defeat, fight, to smite, be killed, dâkuexecution, performance, handling, artifact, workmanship, subject matter, pouch for carrying precious metals, nēpeštu

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42 Akkadian, anḫūtu, exhaustion, weariness, disrepair, dilapidation, Samskrit, as, jasate, to be exhausted, languish, Persian, xaste, خسته adj., exhausted, Greek, εξάτμιση, exátmisi, exhaust, Albanian, gajas, to exhaust, Italian, esaurire, to exhaust, English, exhaust [<Lat. exhaurire, to exhaust, drain], Belarusian, выпускны, vypuskny, exhaust, Croatian, ispušni, exhaust, Polish, oproznic, exhaust, Latvian, izplūdes gāzes, exhaust, Romanian, epuiza, exhaust, Latin, lasso-are, to make weary, to exhaust, Italian, lasciare, to leave, weary, French, se lasser, to make weary, Etruscan, las, lasier.

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etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruexorcise, to consencrate, to purify, by fumigation, ḫâbuexorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), to undo, to be undone, to relax, appease, to settle, resolve (a legal case), to sell, to be sold, to pack, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to recount, relate, interpret, explain, to declare to each other, to free, to free a person, to calm, to be calmed, to interpret dreams, to cause to untie a rope, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašāruexorcisim, āšipūtuexorcism, dispelling of evils, agricultural activity, piširtuexorcist, āšipu, kakugallu, mašmaššu, muššipuexorcist chief, mašmašgalluexorcist, craft of the exorcist, kakugallūtuexorcist epithet, “he of the whipping rod,” ḫaltappû, in ša ḫaltappêexorcist or priest, mukkalluexorcist overseer, āšipu, in rab āšipiexorcist, undoer, pāširuexorcist, woman exorcist, āšiptuexpanse, might, mass, a deformation of part of the exta-orum, entrails, such as heart, liver, lungs, gipšuexpedition, expeditionary force, capital, business capital, caravan, journey, trip, business trip, road, path, highway, travel, venture, military campaign, raid, army, corvée work, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānuexpeditionary force, business trip, caravan, journey, march, military campaign, path, road, travel provisions, girruexpeditionary force, export duty, aṣituexpeditionary force, traveler, ālik ḫarrāniexpel, to expel?, *nuddûexpel a person, go away, to absent oneself, to remove an object, to be removed, duppuruexpel, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to deport people, to depopulate a region, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to uproot, eradicate, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to deduct, subtract, to excerpt a tablet, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, nasāḫuexpel, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to

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become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to become angry, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruexpel, to go away, to leave, marāruexpense, a type of expense, payment, tariff, record, cut of meat, field where linseed has been harvested, section of a series, a kind of collateral, velocity, nisḫuexpense, to charge somebody with an expense, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, informed, to understand, to learn a craft, a skill, to become knowledgeable, to know each other, to know sexually, to become known, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to become informed, inform somebody, to understand, to to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, lamāduexpenditure? akluexpenses, universe, totality, all, gimruexperience, knowledge, wisdom, skill, cunning, nēmequexperienced, adj., lamdu experienced, educated, skilled, wise, wily, emquexperienced, instructed, broken in, adj., lummuduexperienced, to be experienced, versed, to understand, to study, take note of, a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to learn a craft, a skill, to know each other, to know sexually, to become knowledgeable, to become known, informed, to become informed, inform somebody, to charge somebody with an expense, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, lamāduexperienced, to know something or somebody, familiar with, versed in something, to be aware of, to care for something or somebody, to take cognizance of, to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to be unable to, to disregard, to neglect, , knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûexpert, beautiful, handsome, fine, good, pleasant, of good family, well-to-do, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damquexpert, dammaqu, eppēšu, aššaruexpert, adj., itpušu, massû, massûtu (f.),expert, beautiful, handsome, fine, good, pleasant, of good family, well-to-do, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damquexpert, expert in a specific craft, knowing (something or somebody), knowledgeable, person known (but

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in no definite relationship), wise, competent, learned, acquaintance, mudûexpert, to be an expert, to be able to do something, to master, to understand something, to win (in a legal case), to overpower someone, to be lost, powerless, to enable someone, le’ûexpert, wise, adj., itpēšu, kabzuzuexplain, interpret, to relate, to recount, to declare to each other, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to pack, to sell, to be sold, to resolve (a legal case), to settle, to appease, to relax, to undo, to be undone, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), exorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to free, to free a person, to calm, to be calmed, to interpret dreams, to cause to untie a rope, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašāruexplain, to expose to the sun, to become exposed, to reveal (something hidden), reveal, to offer to a god, to assign, to produce a person, to point out, to show a document, to show somebody the peg driven in a field (as legal act accompanying the transfer of a field), to show an item to be accounted for, to disclose, exhibit, to show an (ominous) sign, to advise, to instigate, to teach, to instruct, to give an order, to show a particular mood or attitude, to make someone experience prosperity, hardship, to be shown, offered, to show, to disclose, to produce, to grant, to show, kullumuexplicit, to make explicit, clear, to become pleased, joyous, cheerful, cheer up, to make cheerful, to become Illuminated, bright, brighten, illuminate, to elucidate, napardûexplore, investigate, penetrate into, trace, search, to survey, examine, watch over, to take care of, to weigh out, pay, ḫâṭuexpose, to expose to the sun, to become exposed, to reveal (something hidden), reveal, to offer to a god, to assign, to produce a person, to point out, to show a document, to show somebody the peg driven in a field (as legal act accompanying the transfer of a field), to show an item to be accounted for, to disclose, explain, exhibit, to show an (ominous) sign, to advise, to instigate, to teach, to instruct, to give an order, to show a particular mood or attitude, to make someone experience prosperity, hardship, to be shown, offered, to show, to disclose, to produce, to grant, to show, kullumuexpression of affection, son (used as a form of address to a subordinate or by a subordinate when referring to himself or in private letters as expression of affection, young, offspring, offspring of an animal, descendant, son, darling, lover, subordinate, employee, member of a group, citizen, native of a city or country, māruexpropriate part of a holding, to cut off a piece of a land holding, to deduct, remove, to have something deducted, to be deducted, removed, diminished, to reduce in size, number, intensity, to set aside, save, to cut off?, to diminish in strength, to weaken, to subtract, našāruexpropriated land, reduction, deduction?, niširtu exta, a feature of the exta, nīdi kussȋ (nīdu)exta, a feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, anger, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣruexta, a feature of the exta, throne, rule, royal property and service, dominion, chair, sedan chair, name of a month, saddle, part of a chariot or a plow, kussûexta, a formation of the exta, troops, tool, thorn, strength, military, weapon (metaphor for military strength and aggressiveness), shaft, standard with divine symbol, sign predicting certain events, barb, attack, a specific, individually used weapon, warfare, kakku

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exta, a specific feature or formation on the exta, spirit accompanying a person, a spirit, demon, attendant, companion, mukīl rēšiexta, arrow-shaped marking on the exta, arrowhead, kaksûexta, a part of the exta, muštašnintu, pasinnuexta, a part of the exta, piece of cloth, fledgling bird, naḫtucloth, piece of cloth, fledgling bird, a part of the exta, naḫtuexta, cap (name of a part of the exta, especially the apical lobe of the lung), cap of a seal, headdress, cap, a part of the plow, name of a bird, lit., my cap is multicolored, a part of the human body, kubšuexta, loop-like formation on the exta, calamity, loop, snare, kippuexta, parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuexta, stump in exta, wood shavings, trunk of a tree, stem of a horn, lineage, family, kisittuextensive, broad, vast, wise, learned, palkûextent, length, mārakuextent (surface), elûextispicy, checking on an extispicy, repetition of an extispicy, provisions, provisioning, control, inspection, muster, charge, assignment, responsibility, post, piqittuextirpate, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, to deport people, to depopulate a region, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to uproot, eradicate, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to deduct, subtract, to excerpt a tablet, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, nasāḫuextinguish a fire, to bank, to quiet a child, to calm furor, rest, to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to die down (said of sounds), subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to appease (an angry god or demon), to pacify ( a country, a people), to calm down, to dampen a desire, to stanch, still, to allay (a pain, an illness), to loosen a curtain, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫuextinguish, to extinguish a fire, to aggravate, to become important, to show respect, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, rich, to become painful, to honor a person, honored, to give honor, to be honored, to hatch (said of a bird), bothersome, to become difficult, lethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, make difficult, etc., to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātu extispicy, haruspicy, to examine the entrails of a lamb, puḫādu, têrtuextol, to extol, to praise, to praise repeatedly, profusely, to be praised, nâduextract, excerpt, excavation, deserters, a tax, nisiḫtuexuberance, našmaḫûexude (a liquid) to dissolve, to become liquid, ḫâluexudation of plants, resin, ḫīluexultation, illatu

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eyebrow, the region of the eyebrow, the eyelid and the eyelashes, arm, armrest, hand, side part of a horse bit, frond, lobe of the lung, plumage, quill, wing, list, kappueyeball, kakkultueye, cause an eye injury, perhaps to blind, ḫuppudueye cosmetic, amāmûeye defect, having an eye defect or blind, ḫuppudueye, hole (of a kiln), interstice (of a net), hub (of a wheel), bubble, spring, eye-shaped pebble (of precious stone), īnueye paint, mēqītueyelashes, lock of hair?, curl?, cuniform sign PAP, pappueyelid, the eyelid and the eyelashes, the region of the eyebrow, arm, armrest, hand, side part of a horse bit, frond, lobe of the lung, plumage, quill, wing, list, kappueyes, beautiful eyes? blind? Damqam-īnameyes, describing eyes, adj., lummuṣueyesight, ability to see, look, glance, gaze, wink, twinkling of an eye, appearance, looks, opinion, judgment, niṭlueyesight, sight, gaze, wish, mirror, object looked upon, diglueyesight, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to let see, to witness, to be attentive to, to observe, inspect, to have a dream, to own, to be visible, to wait, to judge, to see fit, to wait?, to point toward, to point toward each other, to face, to face each other, to be of equal value, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭālu

Ffabric, a piece of linen fabric, kibsu, kīpufabric, a type of fabric, menunlānufabric, a wool fabric of specific size and weave, kutānufabric, a woven fabric, muṣûfabric, garment or naktufabrics, craftsman making mar datu-fabrics, mardatuḫluface, pupil of the eye (lit. the image seen in the eye), figural representation of a goddess or female divine being, protective spirit, lamassatuface, reciprocal (math term), opinion, consideration, concern, purpose, plan, intention, choice, wish, past, past time, ranking position, appearance, looks, surface, front, front part, visage, dignity, prestige, panuface, to face, to face each other, to point toward, to point toward each other, to judge, to be visible, to wait, to own, to have a dream, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have

43 Akkadian, igu, eye, Welsh, llygad, eye, English, eye [<OE ēage], Belarusian, вачэй, vačej, eye, Sanskrit, akṣi (eyes of Indra), Latvian, acs, eye, Armenian, աչք, ach’k’, eye, Croatian, oko, eye, Romanian, ochi, eye, Latin, oculus-i-im, Italian, occhio, eye, Tocharian, ak [B ek], eye, Hittite, sakaui-is, eye, Etruscan, ocholeim (VCHVLEIM), Finnish-Uralic, silmä, eye, Albanian, sy, eye, Irish, súl, eye, Scots-Gaelic, sùilean, eye, œil, eye.

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astron.), to make prostrate, napalsuḫufallen, adj., nasīkufallen, discarded?, far-flung, naskufallen, scattered, strewn, spit-out, laid (foundation) placed, fallow, uncultivated, uninhabited, abandoned, nadûfallow, barren, land, kikallûfallow land, karapḫufallow, part of a field left fallow, change of mood, revolution of a planet, revolt, retreat, ramp, ladder, burglary, crossing, scaling, excess, nabalkattufallow, uncultivated, uninhabited, abandoned, laid (foundation) placed, spit-out, strewn, scattered, fallen, nadûfalse, mendacious, criminal, adj., parriṣufalse person (lit. who turns the eyes), mutīr īnātifalse prediction, conflagration, blaze, rising (of celestial bodies), unreliable, a group of ominous phenomena on the liver, excrescence?, blown-up part?, nipḫufalsehood, slander, misfortune, secrency, hiding, aḫītufalsehood, to speak a falsehood, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārufame, praise, glory, dalīlufame, favor, good will, luck, recommendation, goodness, good relations, good news, good luck, damiqtufame, fortune, good fortune, favor (divine) grace, good luck, well-being, prosperity, fortune, profit, recommendation, gratitude, beauty, choice thing, treasure, darling, dumqu familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, versed in something, to be aware of, to care for something or somebody, to take cognizance of, to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to be unable to, to disregard, to neglect, , knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûfamily, emušutufamily, assurance of continuation of a family, social status or position, discipline of an army, foundation of a building, wall, gate, etc., foundation of a reign or government, base, administrative or political

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reorganization (of a country or city), support, bottom (of the interior of a container or of the exterior of an object), potstand, base of a tree, root of plants or parts of the body and the exta, lower extremities, stance, horizon, damp course, išdufamily, clan, līmufamily group, imrûfamily, kin, kimtufamily, lineage, wood shavings, trunk of a tree, step of a horn, stump in exta, kisittufamily, members of a family, a person or a palace, household, retainers belonging to an estate, serfs, subjects of a king, population, inhabitants, soldiers, workmen, people, human beings, mankind, nišūfamily, patrimony, bīt abifamily, person accepted into the family, intruder, newcomer, errebufamily, relatives (by consanguinity or by marriage), people, nišūtufamine, drought, arurtufamine, hard times, distress, fortress, fortified place, ground, terrain, foundation pit bottom, cold weather, part of window, valid tablet, dannatufamine, hunger, nibrītufamine, lack, scarcity, need, requirement, a disease, ḫušaḫḫufamine, need, kušaḫḫu famine, weakness, mēneštufamous, mighty?, mutta’idufamous, praised, adj., na’dufancy, something fancy, ašilalûfang? atta’ufaraway, distant, remote, torn out, removed?, nesûfaraway lands, nasīkātufar-flung, fallen, discarded?, naskufar-off, remote, open, petûfar side, on the far side, ešāwafarm headman, kapru, in rab kaprifarm laborer, farmer, small farmer (of a larger organization), farm bailiff, overseer, plowman, plow animal, ikkarufarm, suburban settlement around a city, region outside a town, village (situated in the open country), kapru farm, to raise a crop for sustenance, kurummatufarmer, member of the ikkaru-class, ikkaru, in mār ikkarifarmers, member of a class or privileged farmers, territorial ruler (of cities, countries, etc.), iššakkufarming official, ikkaru, in rab ikkarīfashion, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to give a work assignment, to affect, to become affected, attack, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt

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repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātufashion, to fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to melt down, to create, to form structures, to construct, to refine, to cast metals, to smelt, to make brick structures, to be made, to be cast, patāqufashioned, to be fashioned, to fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to melt down, to create, to form structures, to construct, to refine, to cast metals, to smelt, to make brick structures, to be made, to be cast, patāqufast, arhu, aruhtu (f.)fast, at once, adv., kapdufast, to run fast, to travel fast, to move around with great speed, to serve as a runner, lasāmufasten, to fasten, to have something fastened, affix, pâdufasten, to tie, karāsufastened, fixed, adj., pādufastening, pādūtufastening, a kind of fastening, strangler, ḫannāqufastening, stability, procedures of the diviner, kūnufat, * ḫiššufat, fattened, thick, plump, large, kabrufat, old fat, lušûfat, thick, kubburufat, thick, heavy, kabbarufat and healthy, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to whiten, to become intelligible, clear, to light, to brighten, illuminate, to make sparkle, glisten, gleam, to make a building gleam, to celebrate a festival, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light up, to expose to the light, to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to illuminate, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, namārufat, to become fat, heavy, thick, strong, to make thick, heavy, strong, to be constantly puffed up, kabārufat, to become heavy, massive, rich, lethargic, to become difficult, bothersome, to become painful, to become important, honored, to hatch (said of a bird), to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātufatality, dead animal, muttatufate, death, a demon, bringer of death, namtaru fate, evil fate, misfortune, ill portent, catastrophe, harm, misdeed, evil, a name of Mars, lumnufated?, man, namtaru, in ša namtarifateful, hard, unhappy, dangerous, unlucky, ill-boding, magically evil and dangerous, wicked, evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), bitter, evil, lemnu

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father, foster father, murabbânufather-in-law, son-in-law, husband’s sister, son of wife’s sister, emufather’s status, and legal power, abbūtufather, foster father, lēqûfather’s status, and legal power, abbūtufathom (a measure), bracelet, edge, border, arm, arm or handle of an instrument, side, span or wing, strength, idufatten, to fatten, to provide with fodder, to provide abundantly, marûfattened animal, mīrufattened animals, fattening, namriātufattened, goats or sheep being fattened, kuruštûfattener, caretaker (of animals kept for fattening), kuruštû, in ša kuruštēfattener, feeder, purveyor (as a title of an official), mušākilufattener of animals or fowl, mārûfattening, mārûtu, namrā’ūfattening, fattened animals, namriātu fattening, person in charge of fattening animals, namriātu, in ša namriātifattening shed, kuruštû, in bīt kuruštēfattening shed, mārû, in bīt mārifault, harm, act of negligence, damage, sin, offense, crime, misdeed, punishment, ḫiṭufaulty, portending evil, wrong, ḫāṭûfavor, a person able to do favors for somebody, gimillu, in awīl gimillifavor, a person asking for favors, bridegroom, ērišufavor, a person endowed with divine or royal favor, grace, consent, agreement, contentedness of heart, migrufavor, a person who owes somebody a favor, gimillu, in bēl gimillifavor, considerate treatment, gimiltufavor (divine) grace, good luck, good fortune, well-being, prosperity, fortune, profit, fame, recommendation, gratitude, beauty, choice thing, treasure, darling, dumqufavor, do a favor, a good deed, damiqtu, ṭābtufavor, do a favor, be gracious, do good deeds fortune, have good fortune, propitious, prosper, improve, have good luck, be pleasing, embellish, treat kindly, execute efficiently, give propitious omens, damāqufavor, good will, luck, fame, recommendation, goodness, good relations, good news, good luck, damiqtu

44 Akkadian, abu, abi, father, Georgian, მამა; baba, father, Belarusian, бацька, baćka, father, Belarus, baçka, father, Hittite, abi, abu, father, Albanian, baba, father, Etruscan/Phrygian, baba, father, Sanskrit, pita, pitaa, pitR^i, father, Avestan, pitar, patar, ptar, father, Persian, پدر pedar, father, Romanian, PATRIE, fatherland, Greek, πατέρας, patéras, father, Latin, pater-tris, father, Irish, athair, father, Scots-Gaelic, athair-ar, father, Welsh, athair, father, Italian, padre, father, French, père, father, Tocharian, pacar, father, Etruscan/Phrygian, patir (PATYR, patre, father, Croatian, otac, father, Baltic-Sudovian, tavas, father, Baltic-Lithuanian, te.tis , father, Latvian, tēvs, father, Romanian, Tată, father, Albanian, ate, father, Welsh, tad-au, father, French, tête, head, Lycian, tedi, a father, Hittite, atta, attas, father, Hurrian, attai, father, Etruscan/Phrygian, TETA, teto (TETV), head, ates, ati, atia, atie.

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favor granted by an authority, ennanātufavor, hearing, nešmûfavor, kind act, complaisance, mercy, to return an act of kindness, to wreak vengeance, gimillufavor, to do a favor, dumuqtufavor, to do a favor, to grant a privilege, enēnufavor, to show a favor, do a favor, dumqufavorable, adj., mitgarufavorable, effective, expert, beautiful, handsome, fine, good, pleasant, of good family, well-to-do, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, propitious, canonical, damqufavorable, good, dummuqu favorable, normal, regular, ordinary, prosperous, straight, in good condition, fair, just, correct, loose (said of the bowels), išarufavorite, beloved one, namaddu, narāmtufavorite, beloved one, he who loves, love, free will, consent, good will, volition, narāmufavorite, friend, dumqu, in bēl dumqifavorite, glance, object of a god’s glance, installation in office, nišītu favorite, loved one, ir’emufawn, to flatter with words, to wag the tail, kuzzubufear, adīru, anūnu, nitittu?, puliḫātufear, apprehension, unhappiness, adirtu, edirtu, idirtu, idištufear, fearsomeness, awe, awesomeness, terror, terrifying quality, panic, reverence, respect, puluḫtufear, fearsomeness, terror, awesomeness, respect, pulḫufear, in fear, adīrišfear, inspiring?, kummusu fear, panic, ḫattufear, shivers of fear, hoarfrost, chills, ḫurbāšufear, terror, pirittufear, to cause fear and panic, to be in panic, to become scared, shy away, garāru45

fear, to fear, to be fearful, reverential, fearsome, to be fearsome, to frighten, to frighten one another, afraid, to be afraid, to be afraid of, terrible, to reduce to fear, to develop fear, to be worried, to be worried about, to be reverent, respectful, to be reverential toward, respectful of, to respect, honor, venerate, to care for, to perform filial etc., obligations, to perform service, to serve, to awe, palāḫufear, to fear the diety, respect the oath, adāru46

fear, to fear, to be or become frightened, to frighten, to be or become nervous or restless, to quiver, twitch, to have a premature emission, to cause trouble, to scare away, to inspire fear, inspire awe, or respect, galātufear, to fear, to become agitated, arāru

45 Akkadian, garāru, to cause fear, panic, garāru, to be in panic, to become scared, shy away, to cause fear and panic, gerû, to make war, quarrel, start lawsuit, be hostile, Latvian, karš, war, Hittite, kururiyahh->, kururiiahh, kororiah, wage war, Italian, guerra, war, French, guerra, war, Sanskrit, vigrahaḥ, viroghaḥ, hostility, war, English, war [<ON Fr. werre, of Gmc. orig.], Hittite, uerite/uerit, werite/werit, werites, fear to be frightened, Greek, φόβος, phobos, fear, Italian, fobia, fear, Welsh, ofn, fear, dread, terror, Etruscan, Phobia (ΦV8IA), fear?, Greek, πόλεμος, pólemos, war, Etruscan, POLOMeK (PVLVMeK), Tocharian, empele (adj.) [B empele], dreadful, formidable, Sanskrit, bhIra, adj., inspiring fear, frightening, Italian, paura, fear, French, peur, fear, English, fear [<OE faer]. 46 Akkadian, adīriš, fear, in fear, adāru, fear, to fear the diety, respect the oath, adirtu, edirtu, idirtu, idištu, fear, apprehension, unhappiness, Urartian, deraš- to fear, Persian, tars, ترس fear, Sanskrit, trāsaḥ, fear, terror, Belarusian, страх, strach, fear, Croatian, strah, fear, Polish, strach, fear, Welsh, arynaig, fear, dread, Hittite, nāhi, to fear, nahh->, fear, revere, Akkadian, an ū nu , fear, Hurrian, ug-, fear, Irish, eagla, fear, Scots-Gaelic, eagal, fear.

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fear, to worry, to palpitate, to throb, to beat, to be anxious about, to be in a dangerous situation, to cause concern, nakādufear, trembling, nirriṭufear, worry, concern, anxiety, distress, nakuttufear, worry, concern, damage, disrepair, crisis, dangerous situation?, nikittufearful, fearsome, awe-inspiring, reverent, adj., palḫufearful, reverent person, pallāḫûfearful, to be fearful, disturbed, restless, upset, to be confused, to frighten, to become frightened, confused, to disturb, to terrify, parādufearfully, terrifyingly, reverently, respectfully, adv., palḫiš fearless, impudent, la ādiru, lâdiru,fearsome, awe-inspiring, fearful, reverent, adj., palḫufearsomeness, fear, awe, awesomeness, terror, terrifying quality, panic, reverence, respect, puluḫtufearsomeness, fear, terror, awesomeness, respect, pulḫufeast, eve of a feast, evening ceremonies, evening time, evening, bivouac, overnight stay, nubattufeathers, plumage, nāṣufeature, sign, mark, characteristic, diagram, omen, ominous, sign, password,, signal, inside information, notice, acknowledgment, written proof, ittufeatures, appearance, living creature, place of growth, habitat, product, progeny, offspring, stature, nabuītufee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cut-off flesh, cut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, stump of a tree, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), breach, diminution, curtailment, section, niksufee payable by the owners of date groves for guard service, fortified outpost, kādufeeble, adj., muqqufeebleness, debility, ekûtufeeder, purveyor (as a title of an official), fattener, mušākilufeeding of animals, mušākilūtufeel good, to be elated, exhuberant, flourishing, to cheer, acclaim, ḫabāṣufeelings, bad feelings, bad reputation, wrongdoing, masiktufees, crossing fees, crossing, otherside (of a river or the sea), nēbertuferry, ferrying, ford, crossing, ferryboat, one of the names of the planet Jupiter, nēberuferryboat, ferry, ferrying, ford, crossing, one of the names of the planet Jupiter, nēberufief, chariot fief, i.e., land granted by the king which carries the obligation to do military service in the chariotry, part of a chariot, royal service as a charioteer, narkabtu, in bīt narkabtifeint, stumble, hobble, perverse, to twist, become twisted, cross, confused, maneuver for a position, egērufeline or canine, parrisufell, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to cut, clip, notch, to cut, slit the throat, to make a breach, to rip a garment, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), sever, to be severed, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to kill, to diminish the size of real estate, nakāsufelled, cut, cut off, severed, ripped, torn, slaughtered, adj., naksufellow, counterpart, equivalent, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, list, copy of a

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written document, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫrufemale cook, nuḫatimmatufemale deity, goddess, iltufemale genitals, gabatinnu, ḫanduttufemale lamb, young ewe, puḫattu female musician, nârtufemale perfume makers’ chief, muraqqû, in rab muraqqiātu female plaiter?, musabbiktufemale snake charmer, a small insect, mušlaḫḫatufemale twin, a disease, herb for māštu-disease?, māštufeminine finery, aškirušḫufence, a fence, kadārufence, enclosure, (Hurrian word, hubballa/i)fence, matting (of date palm fiber or reeds), ipšufence or a kind of grating, murudûfence or wall, pariktufence, to fence a garden, a house, etc., to circumambulate, to form a circle for magic purposes with sand, flour, etc., to throng around a person, to throng constantly, to walk around a field, house, etc., to wall a city, a precinct, wrap up, to pack, to wrap, to surround, to surround completely, to surround a city with a wall, a moat, hem in an enemy, besiege, to besiege, to be besieged, to besiege a city, to arrange decorations in a circular form, to encircle an object with decorations, arrange objects in a circle, circle, to move in a circle, to encircle, to make a round, to circle around an object, a person, a region, to have someone circle, surround an object, a place, lamûfence, rail, kutlufence, walled garden, outer wall, enclosure of a field, rim (of objects, eyes), edge, limit (in time), borderline, circumference, perimeter, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītuferment, to ferment, to sprout, parāḫufermentation, eṣennûfermenting vat, namzītufermenting vat for beer, napraḫtuferocious, heroic, martial, a name of Jupiter, dāpinuferocious, raging, gaṣṣuferry, to cross a river, nēbiruferryman, id, in ša idferryman, nēberu, in ša nēberiferryman, a construction to convey water, mušēbiru fertility emblem, abundance, abundant yield of fauna and flora, productivity, ḫegallufestival, namritufestival, a festival, ḫiari, islītu festival, a monthly festival, offerings made at the festival, eššešufestival and name of a month, mitirunnufestival and the month in which it is celebrated, kinkufestival or banquet, paddugānufestival name, entrance, erubatu

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festival name, month name in Mari and Hana, pirizzarrufestival of the month Elul, elūlufestival, to arrange a festival, spend a day, ūmufestival, to celebrate a festival, isinnu-a’festival, to celebrate a festival, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to expose to the light, to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namārufestivals, performer in temple festivals, pilpilûfetch, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal , to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûfetches, one who fetches and carries, handling, active, servant, muttabbilufetlock, lower leg of animals and human beings, kursinnufeudal term referring to fields, ehellifetter, band, rope, belt, wisp of straw to bind a sheaf, kannufetter, bond, an intestinal disease, kīsufetter for a slave, canopy, tent, position, residence, stand of a pot, base of a statue, site of a building, normal location, emplacement, agricultural settlement, small agricultural settlement, empty lot, threshing floor, stand for a pot, pledge given as security for an outstanding debt, sanctuary?, maškanufetter, handcuffs, iṣ qātifetter, to fetter, to put in fetters, to have put in fetters, to be put in fetters, to imprison, to keep prisoner, to take captive, pādufetter, to put a person in fetters, to arrest a person, to bind hands and feet, to join, to tie objects

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together, to bond bricks or blocks of stone, to paralyze limbs and parts of the body, to bind magically, to demand a payment, to bind, to demand payment, to be fettered, to be joined, kasûfettered, bound, adj., kasûfettering, pādūtufetters, Jannussu? Kamû?fetters, foot fetters, links, kurṣûfetters on arm, aḫānu fetus covering membrane, amnion, cover, edamukkufetus, unborn child, libbu, in ša libbīšafetus, unformed matter (clay, dough, etc.), pinched off, kirṣufeudal term, ewirtufeudal right, right to a part of a field in feudal tenure, (Hurrian word, kaškiniwe), kaškufever, heat, name of a month and a festival, ḫumṭufever, scorching, anxiety, ḫimṭufever, to cause fever, make feverish, to make glow, set aglow, to be inflamed, to heat, burn, restless, ḫamātufew, ēṣufew, little, small, too small, complete, as is, īṣufiber of the date palm, amšû, imbûfiber, palm fiber, pitiltufibers, reed, gibarbarrûfidelity, loyalty, loyally, normal state, truth, in truth, truly, justice, justly, correct procedures, correctness, treaty, duly, kittufield, a field, ganûfield, a kind of field, murārītufield, area, land, region, terrain, eqlufield, a type of field, itḫuṣu, in bīt itḫiṣi, kabāku, mu’untu, parapše, pitḫātufield, a type of field or plot of land, (Hurrian word, paihu)field, administrative designation of a field, ludûfield covered with wild growth, wild growth, nib’ufield, cultivated field, workshop, dullu, in bīt dullifield, fallow, uncultivated field or land, empty lot for building a house, kišubbûfield, goddess of the field, plant, ilat eqlifield held in feudal tenure by 50 men, fifty, num., ḫanšāfield (Hurrian word), awīrufield, cultivated field, cultivation, time of planting, mēreštufield irrigated by rain, miṭarfield legal status, adj. (Hurrian word), ezzuššiḫefield, open field, nabrarûfield, plowed field, epinnu, in bīt epinnifield on which i-work is to be performed, a kind of tax, staples or materials to be delivered, finished products, materials or supplies for workmen, work assigned to be performed, iškarufield or garden estimated yield, delivered to owner of field (king, temple, etc.,) by tenant, imittufield or garden subject to special legal restrictions, ḫuptu

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field parcel, ḫaršûfield, plowed field, epinnu, in bīt epinnifield plowed with the ḫarbu plow, a special kind of plow, ḫarbufield, right to a part of a field in feudal tenure, (Hurrian word, kaškiniwe), kaškufield, short side of a field, width, pirkufield, to cut off part of a field, to kill, slaughter, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to diminish the size of real estate, sever, to be severed, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), to rip a garment, to make a breach, to cut, slit the throat, to notch, clip, cut, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, nakāsufield, uncultivated field, arbufield where linseed has been harvested, a cut of meat, section of a series, record, tariff, a type of expense, payment, a kind of collateral, velocity, nisḫufields irrigated by water drawn from wells, daluwātufields, flooding of fields, irrigation, an irrigated or irrigable field, mikrufields’ list, list of persons to whom fields are distributed, mudasûfierce, ekdufierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, fortified, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, grave, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannufierce, mighty, dabru or daprufierce, strong, hard, difficult, ašṭu fierce, to be furious, to become furious, to make furious, ezēzufierce, to make fierce, arrogant, to be overbearing, spirited, kadārufiercely, ekdišfiercely, goring, adv., kadrišfierceness, fury, mēzezufifteen, num., ḫamiššeritfifth, for the fifth time, adv., ḫamuštēsufifth, num., adj., ḫamišiu, ḫamšufifth, one-fifth, num., *ḫamuštru, ḫanšufifth place, operation, to do something fifth, ḫamāšufifty, unit of fifty, ḫamšātufifty, num., a field held in feudal tenure by 50 men, ḫanšāfifty soldiers contingent commander, ḫansā, in rab-ḫanšûfight, combat, clash of weapons, attack, assault, onrush, mitḫuṣufight, defeat, to smite, be killed, execute, kill, to kill a person or animal, murder, break a tablet, dâkufight, to fight, ṣaltu, kakku, qablu, ṣulâti, šašmu, tāḫazu, tuquntufighter, ēpiš ṣalti, ēpiš tāḫazifighter, combatant, adj., mundaḫṣufighter, warrior, muqtablufighting, wrestling, entwined, adj., kitpulufigure, accounting, amount, number, shape, good looks, mīnufigure, body, appearance, stature of persons, self, person, body, size, shape, configuration of objects, lānu

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figure, form of a man, padattufigure, limbs, counting (as an act or technique), string of beads (of a fixed number), standard of coinage, contingent of soldiers, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), recitations of an incantation, minûtufigure of a man, damtufigure, shape, gattufigural representation of a goddess or female divine being, protective spirit, pupil of the eye (lit. the image seen in the eye), face, lamassatufigural representation, representation in human shape, protective spirit (representing and protecting the good fortune, spiritual health and physical appearance of human being, temples, cities and countries), a precious stone, a star, lamassufilings, metal filings, metal powder, twitch?, kick?, carded? Wool, clearance, clearing of accounts, nipṣufillet, kugûfilling, mullûfilm, membrane, afterbirth, blinkers, ipufind, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to conquer a country, a city, to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādufine, damages, replacement, (Hurrian word, kazzaurnu)fine, good, pleasant, beautiful, handsome, of good family, well-to-do, expert, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damqufine, good quality, murruqufine, guilt, wrongdoing, misdeed, offense, punishment, arnufinery, feminine finery, kulīlufinger, neṣbettufinish, to finish, to bring to an end, to control, to annihilate, to use up, to spend, to settle, to encompass, to possess in full, to pay or deliver in full, to use one’s full strength, to concentrate, to render a final verdict, to cause to spend, to give in full, to hold together, to be annihilated, ruined, to be brought to an end, used up, to be settled, gamārufinished, to be finished, stationed, to prepare for burial, gather, to gather animals and objects, to gather in barley, assemble, to be gathered, to be assembled, assemble persons, to collect, to bring in (barley, persons, animals, documents or objects), to place, kamāsu finished work, kintillû final, effective, complete, making decisions, etc., gāmirufinality, completeness, end, gamārufinancial loss, damages (i.e., restitution of losses sustained), ibissûfind out, to distinguish, to be distinguished, to identify, mussûfine (lit. linen-like), wool, kitītufine shape, in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), shining with good will, good health (said of

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the face and eyes), ritually beaming, pure, sharp, clear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shiny, bright, namrufinial, cap, knob, pingufinish, to finish completely, to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to attain old age, to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to surprise (in the act), to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to win a case, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādufinished, built on (said of a house), adjusted, cultivated, wrought, epšufinished (said of cloth), well-trained (said of a scribe), ready (said of objects and people), ersûfinished, settled, terminated, whole, complete, full, gamrufinished, to be finished, settled, terminated, whole, complete, full, gamrufinished, retain food, urine, etc., to be retained, cut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûfinisher (of a cloth), ersû, in, ša ersȋfir, ašūḫufir, a fir tree, miḫrufire, girrufire (as a natural phenomenon), fire (produced for specific purposes), fire signal, abscess, inflammation, išātu fire, blazing fire, kindled, shining, rising sun, star, anpḫufire box (as part of a kiln), našrapufire, lamp, light, bright spot?, nūrufire, like fire, girrānišfire signal, fire (as a natural phenomenon), fire (produced for specific purposes), abscess, inflammation, išātufire, stroke (of fire, lightning), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, defeat, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), collapse of a building or parts thereof, disrepair, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittufire, to apply fire or water, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to smear, to smear on, to paint a surface, to smear oneself, to write down, record, to be written down, recorded, to fashion an object, to give a work assignment, to affect, to become affected, attack, to be bad, evil-portending, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to hurt, bother, to strike, to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to

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write down, to bother?, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātufire, to light a fire, a stove, a brazier, to light fires, to set fire to a pyre, to be swollen, bloated, blown up, to become swollen, bloated again and again, to hiss, to blow something, to blow on each other?, to blow gustily, to become visible, to rise, to glow (said of stars, moon, sun, etc.), to snort, to rattle, to be bloated, swollen, to be kindled, to be kindled again and again, to flare up repeatedly, napāḫufire, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to expose to the light, to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namārufire, to set fire to, scorch, to char wood, to burn, kabābufirewood, gaṣṣatufirewood peddler, gaṣṣatu, in ša gaṣṣātešufirewood, wooded area, wood, aromatic wood, wooden implements, lumber, timber, tree, iṣufirm ground, force, fort, fortified house and area, severity, strength (physical), power, violence, foundation, depth, bedrock, lump, dunnufirm, to be firm in place, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to last, endure, to remain in effect, to be loyal, honest, reliable, correct, to be well disciplined, to remain quantitatively constant, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to place parts of a construction in correct position, to establish the foundation of a building, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to establish (in math and astronomy), to be confirmed, kânufirm (in place), correct, decent, just, loyal, normal, honest, legitimate, sound, regular, reliable, true, kīnufirm, to become firm, to make strong, to become strong, to make firm, to strengthen, patānufirm, to make firm, to become firm, to make strong, to become strong, to strengthen, patānufirmly, truthfully, steadily, loyally, in due form, correctly, according to expectation, duly, kīnišfirst, ištēnu, adv., panâfirst, adj., ištījufirst, at the first time, one, once, ištēštufirst choice, to have first choice, nāsiqūtufirst, for the first time, once, ištēnutufirst, for the first time, outstanding, unique, one, (indefinite article), ištēnfirst, foremost, muḫrû

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fish, roe?, nimšulufish spawn, erūtufish, to fish, bā’erūtu, šuhadakkūtufisherman, ḫādil pȋ fishing place, trap, cage, nabārtufissure, split, a part of the body, undoing, separation, ransom, piṭrufit of coughing and retching, ganāḫu, guḫḫu fitted out, adj., labbašufitted out, to be fitted out correctly, justice, to provide justice, dispatch, send, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to make do the right thing, thrive, to prosper, to inject an enema, clear up, to give birth easily, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course to prepare, to proceed, march on, to put or keep in good order, to set aright, to give correct decisions, to advance against, to become successful, to be put in order, ešērufitting, suitable, appropriate, adj., naṭûfitting, to be fitting, proper or suitable, asāmufive, ḫamišfive, a group of five persons, ḫamištufive, a period of five days, ḫamuštufive, consisting of five, ḫumušûfive, team of five persons, ḫumūšufivefold, ḫamšamma

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flee, to take flight, arbutusflee, to take flight, to fly, to fly around, to let fly, naprušufleece, a fine cloak, clouds, nalbašufleece, lock of hair, wad ore tuft of wool, garment made of a fleecy textile, lump of earth, itqufleet, running, swift, adj., lasmuflesh, cut-off flesh, section, breach, curtailment, diminution, stump of a tree, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cut of meat, cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), niksufleshy or membranous substance (abnormal), a plant, descent, offspring, lipištuflexible (said of a bow), moist, fresh (said of bread, of plaster), moistening of the soil, adj., labkuflies, pirša’uflight, rout, nērubtuflight, rout, devastation, ruin, arbutusflight, to take flight, to flee, arbutusflight, to take flight, to flee, to fly, to fly around, to let fly, naprušuflint, sharpened stone, blade, mešēltuflit, to flit, to chase around, našarbuṭuflock, a poetic term for flock, a full grown female sheep, ewe, laḫruflood, illuflood, deluge, abūbānisflooding of fields, irrigation, an irrigated or irrigable field, mikruflooding, seasonal flooding of the rivers, pride, high spirit, miluflooding, watering, semen, nīlufloor of a wagon or chariot, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place, mark on the liver, position, office, rank, abode, whereabouts, resting place, military position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, station, object given as a pledge, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, excrement?, a mathematical term, manzāzuflour, a cheap type of flour, kukkušuflour, a fine flour, dust, pollen, niqquflour, a kind of flour, ḫulāṣu, paḫiduflour, a kind of flour, bread made of isqūqu flour, isqūquflour, a type of flour, maršašu, flour, a type of flour, a fine glass, mirquflour offering, ēdadûflour, qualifying flour, adj., ḫirgalûflour, qualifying flour and beer, adv., ḫalḫallu flour or a kind of bread, našmuflourish, be grown together, entangled, crossed, shoot, send forth shoots, stretch forth (arm, etc.), sprout, lengthen, elēpuflourish, to sprout, parā’uflourishing, exhuberant, to be elated, to cheer, feel good, to acclaim, ḫabāṣuflow, to run, ḫanānuflow, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to steep in a liquid,

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to pickle, to brew beer, to irrigate a field, to take off, discard, a garment, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûflower, a flower, nuḫaruflower, a red flower, artītufluff, tuft of wool, combed wool, fluff, nipšufluid, water, liquid matter (other than water), basin (of metal) for washing the hands after a meal, wavy line (as an ornament), mûflute, ḫābibuflute, a flute, kisurratuflute, a long flute, ariktuflute-player, embūbu in ša embūbiflute, windpipe, embūbufly, a fly, nimmullufly, a fly (lit. dust fly), a skin eruption, lamṣatufly, to fly, to fly around, to let fly, to take flight, to flee, naprušufly whisk, cloth streamers, assaštaranniflying, adj., naprušuflying, winged, muttaprišuflying, winging, muštaprišufoal (donkey or horse), calf, an insect, mūrufoam, ḫurḫummatufoam, poisonous foam, slaver produced from the mouth of angry gods, demons, humans and animals, poison, spittle, imtufodder, imrûfodder, chopped straw (as fodder for sheep, goats, donkeys, horses and for making bricks, fodder, food for domestic animals, kissatufodder, official in charge of fodder, kissatu, in rabi kissatifodder prepared from substandard dates, ḫābufodder, to provide with fodder, to fatten, to provide abundantly, marûfoe, adversary, gērûfoe, enemy, alien, foreign, strange, hostile, nakrufoggy, like a fog, adv., imbarišfold, isrufold, creature, creation, cast, metalwork, pen, animal shelter, smelting, refining process, refined metal, smelted, structure, brickwork, (architectural), pitqufold of the arms or of a garment, ḫabūnufoliage, artufoilage, green leaves, ḫasḫallatu

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following, sequel, future, later child, person born later, second place or rank, rear, arkītufollowing, as follows, akia follower, persecutor, persecuting, retainer, murteddûfond, to become fond of someone, to love, menûfood, iptennu, kurummu?, kušātu?food, allotment, meal, banquet, time of the evening meal, evening, naptanufood, fodder, pasture, nebrītufood, liquid served in a dish, aṣūdufood made from emmer, aiwafood offering, cereal offering, provisions, nindabûfood offerings, class of priests (concerned with the preparation of food offerings), of low status, kiništufood, platter or dish, or the food it contains, *lûfood portion, secular festival, religious festival, isinnufood, probably a fruit, ḫaršu48

food ration, nēperētufood server, muparriṭufood, to take food or drink, to soften in the mouth, to crush?, lēmufoodstuff, a foodstuff, giddê, ḫulūṭu, ḫunzu, kišarānu, kizu, nagabu, naspandu, nuddiātu, pillufoodstuff storage, storage room for wine and foodstuffs, kannu, in bīt kanni fool, moron, lillu fool, witless one, adj., ḫassu, in la ḫassufoolish, ignorant, stupid, incompetent, adj., inadvertently, stupidly, adv., mudû, in la mudûfoolish talk, foolishness, treacherous talk, improper matters, malicious, nullâtufoolishness, foolish talk, treacherous talk, improper matters, malicious, nullâtufoolishness, weakness, lillūtufoot (Kassite word), ḫamerufoot, a disease of the foot, munûfoot (as a measure of length), kabistufoot fetters, links, kurṣûfoot part, a part of the foot, kabbartufootman (lit. man from the storeroom or pantry), kiṣru, in ša bīt kiṣrifootrace, lismufootstool, kubbufootstool, socle, pedestal, threshing board, a part of the liver, kilzappufootstool, stool, napalsuḫtufor, in place of, instead of, prep., kīmūfor me, to me, pers. Pron. Dat., jâšifor such reason, on account of this, in this manner, as follows, adv., kīnannafor, to, up to, toward, against, upon, from, anafor what reason?, why?, what?, what, whatever, what for?, mīnuforbearing, merciful, gāmiluforbidden place, asakku, in bīt asakkiforbidden thing, interdicted, place or action, ikkibu

48 Akkadian, ḫ aršu , food, probably a fruit, ki š ar ā nu , kizu, a foodstuff, Croatian, hraniti, to feed, Romanian, hrani, to feed, Etruscan, RANES, RANI, RANV; Akkadian, isinnu, food portion, secular festival, religious festival, Hurrian, aš(i)=o=ḫi-, ašoḫi-, ašoḫe, meal, zaz/š-, to feed,

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force, auxillary force, mu’arriruforce, auxiliary force, auxiliaries, aid (military), kitruforce auxiliary force, help, rescue, helper, ḫamatuforce, by force, adv., emūqaforce, full force, full strength, kibittuforce, fort, fortified house and area, severity, strength (physical), power, violence, foundation, depth, firm ground, bedrock, lump, dunnuforce, might, superiority, strength, violence, severity (said of cold weather), danānuforce, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to assume an obligation, to assume responsibility for someone, to acquire, to accept gifts, bribes, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to buy, to take what belongs to one, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûforce, to take away by force, to be taken away by force, to abduct, to rob a person, to be robbed, to plunder, to be plundered, despoil cities, houses, etc., mašā’uforcibly, da’ānatteforcibly, by force, dunnunaford, ferryboat, ferry, ferrying, crossing, one of the names of the planet Jupiter, nēberuforearm, cubit, ammatuforeign, alien, strange, hostile, enemy, foe, nakruforeign language, one who knows a foreign language, lišānu, in bēl lišāniforeign, person or people speaking a foreign language, nationality, technical language, special language or dialect, commentary, slander, gossip, report, wording, statement, tongue, person (captured) able to give information, tongue of a flame, blade of a weapon or tool, plowshare, ingot, lišānuforeigner, adj., labṣumforeigner, stranger, outsider, alien, aḫûforefathers, ancestors, abbūforelock, abūsātuforeman, liturgist, mušēpišuforeman of a group of ten men, eširtuforeman of team of five men, ḫamištu, in rab ḫamištiforeman of the personnel, kianttu, in ša pan kinattiforemost, first, muḫrûforemost, first, lead (animal), high ranking, vanguard, leader, ašariduforest, amagallu, ebûbatuforest, a word for forest, kidinētuforest (synonym) altalû, abābuforever, dārutaš, aḫartišforever, adv. dāria, dāriatiš, dāriš, dārišamforfeit, to forfeit, emanami, in emanamumma epēšuforget, to forget ( a matter, a person, an act, to make somebody forget something), to become forgotten, to neglect a matter, to make somebody forget to let somebody or something fall into

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oblivion, to fall into oblivion, mašûforgive, pardon a sin, to defeat an enemy, to make compact, to bother, to crush, to step into something unclean accidentally, to step upon something on purpose, to make people do work, to press people, to stamp out a fire, to suppress noise, to full cloth, to let time pass, to stride, to walk upon, to pace off, to make regulations, to come in, to exert oneself, to put pressure upon a person, to drop a claim, a caseto put reciprocal pressure on each other, to allow to walk about, to trample, to make a road or ramp by compressing and stamping the soil, to make concessions, to submit oneself, kabāsuforgive, to forgive, panuforgive, to forgive a sin, to shrug off, cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākforgive, to forgive, to have contempt for, to treat with contempt, to disregard, to be disregarded, disregard sins, to despise, to be despised, mêšuforgive, to help, azāruforgiveness, relenting, mercy, napšuruforgotten, adv., mašīš, adj., mašûfork, branch, larûfork, a fork or hook, mazlaguform, figure, alamdimmûform structures, to construct, to refine, to cast metals, to smelt, to make brick structures, to create, to melt down, fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to be made, to be cast, patāquformerly, in the past, in front, adv., panaformed, well-formed, beautiful, *kuzābuformer, adj., meḫrûformer, first, front, next, coming, past, designation of an official, panûformer, previous, original, owned for a long time, inherited, customary, established, traditional, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, aged, old, ancient, past, old (as opposed to fresh), native, traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, ancient, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), original, previous, former, old, abandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), labīruformerly, earlier, panānumform of a man, figure, padattuformula, plan, kainimakkufornicate, to have illicit sexual intercourse, to have illicit intercourse repeatedly, to permit intercourse, nâkufornication, nīktufornication, adultery, nīku fornicator, muttīkufornicator, habitual fornicator, muttatikufort, fortified house and area, severity, strength (physical), power, force, violence, foundation, depth,

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firm ground, bedrock, lump, dunnufortification, a type of fortification, ḫilṣufortification, treasures, secret, arcana, a configuration on the lung, niṣirtufortification, treasure house, niṣirtu, in bīt niṣirtifortified area within a city, enclosure wall of a sanctuary, circumvallation, citadel, kirḫufortified, binding, fierce, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, grave, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannufortified building, or watchtower, ḫejafortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, grave, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannufortified outpost, fee payable by the owners of date groves for guard service, kādufortify, to fortify, to surround with a fence or net, put together, work for wages, to cluster, gather, organize, to organize a group, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, concentrate, make compact, to become joined, to tie together, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārufortress, dūru, in bīt dūrifortress commandment, ḫalṣu, in rab ḫalṣufortress, fortification, district, ḫalṣufortress, fortified place, ground, terrain, famine, hard times, distress, foundation pit bottom, cold weather, part of window, valid tablet, dannatufortune, emblem, special qualification, share (a portion of land, or booty, income from a secular or a temple office, property, lot, portion, assigned by lot, lot, power, isqufortune, good fortune, good luck, kindness, damqufortune, have good fortune, propitious, to prosper, to improve, have good luck, be pleasing, embellish, be gracious, do a favor, treat kindly, do good deeds, execute efficiently, give propitious omens, damāqufortune, good fortune, favor (divine) grace, good luck, well-being, prosperity, fortune, profit, fame, recommendation, gratitude, beauty, choice thing, treasure, darling, dumqu forty, erbāforward, to assign, to destroy a wall, a building, to suffer a defeat, defeat an enemy, a country, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to hand down, to descend (said of parts of the exta), to diminish, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to happen, to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to make a deduction, maqātuforward, to move forward, ahead, to turn to a person, to appeal to somebody, to transfer, to turn over silver or goods, panûforwarding agent, carrier, ḫarrānu, in ša ḫārrānati

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consecrate to a diety, to make free, cleanse oneself, to be purified, elēlufree, to become free, to move about freely, to run off, darārufree, to free, to free a person, to declare to each other, to explain, interpret, to relate, to recount, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to pack, to sell, to be sold, to resolve (a legal case), to settle, to appease, to relax, to undo, to be undone, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), exorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to calm, to be calmed, to interpret dreams, to cause to untie a rope, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašārufree, to free, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to whiten, to become intelligible, clear, to light, to brighten, illuminate, to make sparkle, glisten, gleam, to make a building gleam, to celebrate a festival, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light up, to expose to the light, to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to illuminate, to keep (the sight) sharp, namārufree will, beloved one, favorite, he who loves, love, consent, good will, volition, narāmufree man, to act as a free man, amēlūtufree, noble, holy, sacred, clean, pure, ellufreedom?, (Hurrian word, pirianna),freedom from certain legal obligations applicable to landowners, mašûtufreely moving, which can take its course, musesiru, adj., mušēširufreeze, freeze?, naḫarbušufreezing, frost, ḫalpûfresh, new, eššufresh (said of bread, of plaster), flexible (said of a bow), moist, moistening of the soil, adj., labkufresh, to become fresh, or new, edēšufriend, a friend, damiqtu, in bēl damiqtifriend? atterufriend, ebrufriend, favorite, dumqu, in bēl dumqifriendly, obliging, adj., gammilufriendly (political) relations, atterūtufriendly, to establish friendly relations, atterūtufriendly, to receive in a friendly way, to shelter, ḫaṣānufriendliness, good luck, dumuqtufriends, to become friends, ru’ūtufrieze, belt or sash, nēbeḫufright, terror, gilittu49

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furious, choking with rage, ḫannāqufurious, raging, adj., nadru, nandurufurious, raging, tooth-gnashing, giṣṣiṣufurious, to be furious, to become furious, to make furious, fierce, ezēzufurious, to be furious, to rage, nazarbubufuriously, fiercely, adv., ezzišfurnace, kiln, oven (of the smith, potter, etc.), smith, craftsman, armorer, engineer (as a category of soldier) kiškattûfurnishing, a household furnishing, kursûfurnishing, wooden furnishing or implement, papatufurnishings, household utensils, numātufurnishings, vessels, a type of net, part of a battering ram, muttabbiltufurniture, gašīrūtufurniture, a piece of furniture, support, cult platform, foundation, an astronomical term, in the name of a calamity, nēmedufurniture cover, protector on furniture, rescuer, helper, cover, mušēzibufurniture leg, kablufurniture, piece of furniture, kipalallufurrow, absinnu, apkīsufurrow, a kind of furrow, ḫirṣufurrow, to make a furrow, to plant trees, to bind, ḫarāšufurrow, transversal furrow, adj., parīkātufurthermore, as well, besides, in addition, moreover, indeed, appūnafurtively walking, like a furtively walking person, ḫallalattifury, ezzetufury, fierceness, mēzezufuture, in the future, aḫrâtaš, aḫrītišfuture, following, sequel, later child, person born later, second place or rank, rear, arkītufuture, later, second, lower in rank, back, rear, guarantor, arkûfuture, for the future, aḫḫurišfuture, posterity, progeny, aḫrâtu, aḫriātu, aḫrītufuture, to decide the future, to determine by divination, to take care of (a person, a situation), to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil,

50 Akkadian, ezzetu, fury, ezzu, furious, angry, terrible, awe-inspiring, adj., ez ē zu , to be furious, to become furious, to make furious, fierce, ezziš, furiously, fiercely, Polish, szal, fury, Persian, âtasi, furious, Albanian, egërsi, ferosity, xeh, to be angry, xhindosje, rage, Welsh, cynddaredd, madness, rage, fury, Sanskrit, manyumI, adj., destroying, fury or in a fury, Greek, μανία, mania, fury, Polish, furia, fury, Romanian, FURIE, fury, Albanian, furi, fury, Latin, furia-ae, Welsh, ffwrn, fury, Italian, furia, fury, French, furie, fury, English, fury? [<Lat. furere, to rage], Finnish-Uralic, raivo, fury.

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gad about, aṣûtugain, benefit, surplus, profit, nēmelugain, booty, spoils, profits, ḫimṣātugait, behavior, alaktugait, walk, steps (made by human beings, animals, demons, etc.,), tracks, path, track (as a physical feature), traces, vestiges, approach, access, sole of the foot, in kibis šēpi, pressing of dates, path (in metaphoric use), way of acting, rite, behavior, etc., deduction, allowance, kibsugall bladder, gall, bile, martugall bladder, a part of the gall bladder, mašītugame, a game, pikrugamepiece, passugang, group, of workmen, gâ’ugarden, musarûgarden, nature or situation of a garden, adj., gigiruḫḫegarden or field subject to special legal restrictions, ḫuptugarden or field estimated yield, delivered to owner of field (king, temple, etc.,) by tenant, imittugarden, orchard, palm, grove, kirûgarden, park, pardēsugarden plant, a pungent garden plant, kunipḫugarden, pleasure garden, kirimāḫugarden tool, kuksugarden wall, ramp or similar earth construction, kamarugarden, walled garden, fence, outer wall, enclosure of a field, rim (of objects, eyes), edge, limit (in time), borderline, circumference, perimeter, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītugardener, chief gardener, nukaribbu, in rabi nukaribbīgardener, irrigator, water drawer, dālûgardener primarily engaged in date palm cultivation, nukaribbugardener, woman gardener, *nukaribbatugarlic, loose garlic, gidipūgarlic, string of garlic, pitugarlic, string of garlic, torque of gold, gidlugame, play, mēlultugame preserve, ambassugarment accessory, ḫismu

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garment, a Babylonian-style garment, pampalûgarment, a colored garment, indu, in lubari indigarment, a costly garment, ellammešu, epattugarment, a divine garment, pure rites, ella-mêgarment, a fine garment, allūru, elathipu, kusiqû, kusummûgarment, a garment, eparšû, erimtu, erīru, gūšu, ḫamû, ḫarīru, ḫazūru, ḫīru, ḫitlapu, ḫitlupātugarment, a garment, ḫubbutu, ḫušuḫḫhu, I’lu, inguru, inšu, irku, išdiḫu, išḫenabe, ittû, jaḫilugarment, a garment, jamnuqu, kindabašše, kirbinu, kiribu, kirnaja, kizzu, kula’e, kummarugarment, a garment, agū, agiu, aribû, aštuzzu, atuplu, allānu, ēdiru, eduk, edūtu, elijānu, ḫarwa, ḫurdabasugarment, a garment, *kuššatu, laḫarītum, liktirik, lubāšu, lubēru, (Egyptian word, adaha), maršu, martugarment, a garment, maṣṣu, mašḫu, mašḫurannu, maššijannu, mazaru, mudû, muḫtillû, murḫugarment, a garment, naḫalittu, naḫbaru, naḫlapu, nakbartu, nakbasu, nāmaru, nāramu, nasbugarment, a garment, *nasistun, nasīsu, nasru, našpartu, našparu, niglu, niḫsu, nimatu, nimra’ugarment, a garment, nuḫpuru, parišû, pulḫugarment, a garment, metal object, naṣbatugarment, a garment or object, ḫatlunugarment, a costly garment, ellammešu, epattu garment, a divine garment, pure rites, ella-mêgarment, a fine garment, palâmugarment, a fine garment, allure, elathipu, garment, a kind of garment, abarniu, ašeratu, iltappugarment, a kind of garment, a kind of trap, neck stock, erinnugarment, a linen garment, ḫuzzigarment, a piece of apparel, ašlûgarment, a precious garment made of wool, lamaḫuššugarment, a red garment, adamu, adammu, adumugarment, a special type of garment, perhaps a scarf, thread, a kind of colored thread or braid, wire, braided wire or torque of gold, used as jewelry and for suspending jewelry, wire cable of bronze, guḫaṣṣugarment, a specific garment, clothing, (Hurrian word, ituššu)garment, a sumptuous garment, lukšû, melammûgarment, a sumptuous garment, precious stone, illūkugarment, a type of garment, textile, kuddilugarment, an elaborate garment, kusītugarment, an object of gold, ḫuzūnugarment, apparel covering the hips, dīdūgarment, chasuble, irtu, in muḫḫi irtigarment, clothing, libšu, lubārtugarment decoration, sewn on garment, (Hurrian word): aššijannigarment, describing a garment, adj., *ḫubbûgarment, don a garment or weapon, edēqugarment fold, fold of a garment, or the arms, ḫabūnugarment, ground cover consisting of young reeds, lubšugarment made from a poor quality of wool, a poor quality of wool, mukkugarment made of a fleecy textile, wool, a wad ore tuft of wool, lock of hair, fleece, lump of earth, itqu

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garment made of fine linen, gadmāḫu garment of Jamhad make, adj., jamḫadûgarment, old garment, kubartugarment, or a characteristic of a garment, naḫlugarment, or a cover, dapsû, ḫarūrugarment or cloth, gunakku, palkugarment or cover, ḫurdatu, in ša ḫurdātegarment or fabric, naktugarment or its sleeve, pārugarment or wrap, kulīlûgarment, outer garment (worn by soldiers and as festive apparel), wrap, facing, coating, leather or metal armor, naḫlaptugarment shredder, who tears garments to shreds, mušarriṭugarment, stone, precious stone, ehlipakkugarment, to cover a person with a garment, to put on clothing, to clothe oneself, to be clothed, to provide for one’s own clothing, to provide somebody with clothing, to clothe a magic figure, robed (ceremonially), to coat, to cover an object, a building with metal, bricks, labāšu garment, to put on a garment, to lift, to pick up, to transport (timber, bricks, etc.), to carry, to stand high (said of the moon), to remove, to be lifted, to rise high (said of celestial bodies), matāḫugarment, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûgarment, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), to rip a garment, to cut off part of a field, to kill, slaughter, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to diminish the size of real estate, sever, to be severed, to make a breach, to cut, slit the throat, to notch, clip, cut, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, nakāsugarment, upper garment, elēnītu, elûgarment, upper or outer garment, insincerity, high land, high terrain, outside, outer or upper part, penthouse, top part, deception, top pack, millstone, upper millstone, elītugarment with fringes, *edapugarment, wool, a quality of garments and wool, coming from Hana (as a social class or type of soldier), coming from Hana (as a designation of a breed of sheep and goats, ḫanûgarment worn in mourning, mudrûgarments, a choice quality of garments and gold, gleaned barley, collection of prescriptions or omens, gift, liqtugarment’s chest, for garments, lubāru, in bīt lubārīgarments, describing garments, adj., *ḫallupu

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garments, describing garments, maratûgarments, qualifying garments, retreating, ponted?, naḫsugarments, to cover with garments, etc., to be covered, clothed, to provide with clothing, to be clothed, covered, to cover the body, to close a door, a pot, to veil, to cover, close, (the eyes, the face, the lips, etc.), to overwhelm, to seize and hold persons, conceal, to appropriate illegally, clap down, to cover, to clap down (said of a trap), to cover tightly, to cover with earth, etc., to cover with dust, sand, (the sky) with smoke, etc., to constrict to conceal, close a pot, a door, to cover up, katāmugarrison, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), watch, watchhouse, post, “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), strong room, defenses of a city, wake, watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, detention, security, goods kept in safekeeping, deposits, duty, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartugash, to gash, gêšugash, wound, pitḫuGasur, from Gasur, after the fashion of Gasur, kašurûgate, a gate name in the city of Babylon, giššu, in abul giššugate, city gate, entrance gate, abullugate, city gate, amumunnagate, high gate, name of main city gate of Nippur, abulmāḫugate, man in charge of the bolt of the gate, mēdelu, in ša mēdeligate, part of a gate, matgiqugate, part of a gate, area, region, transversal, chord, pirku gate official, rabi abulligate or gatehouse, mušlālugatehouse, or gate, mušlālugatekeeper, ša abulli, bēl abulli, mār abulli, abul tannu gatekeeper (a word for door), doorkeeper, guard, mukīl bābigatekeeper, door-opener, pētûgather, to gather against somebody, to entwine, to be entwined, to wind around each other, to form coils, roll up, to circle around, to wrap, kapālugather, to gather animals and objects, to gather in barley, assemble, to be gathered, to be assembled, assemble persons, to collect, to bring in (barley, persons, animals, documents or objects), stationed, to prepare for burial, to place, to be finished, kamāsugather, to gather little by little, to collect, to glean, to pick up, gather, to take away (by force), to subdue, to plunder, strip a house, to be destroyed, laqātugather, to gather, tie, to be tied, to tie together, bind together, to join, construct buildings, etc., to collect, to compose a text, to give relief, to strengthen, to repair, to organize, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready, bound together, kaṣārugather, to gather up, to collect, to scrape together, to decant, to shovel, collect, to be decanted, esēpugather to oneself, pluck and gather, to collect, pick up, ḫamāmugathered, collected, puḫḫuru

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gatherer, mupaḫḫirugatherer, sheaf gatherer, kurullu, in ša kurulligaze, eyesight, sight, wish, mirror, object looked upon, diglugaze, glance, look, ability to see, eyesight, wink, twinkling of an eye, appearance, looks, opinion, judgment, niṭlugaze, to gaze at, to show, to cause irritation, preoccupation, trouble, concern, to see to, face, to face, to look at, to look, to look favorably upon, to see, to examine, to discover, to inspect, behold, palāsugazelle, armûgecko, iṣṣugecko, a medicinal plant, pizallūrugem, precious stone inlay, digluGemini, the constellation Gemini, twin, a star, a measure, māšugeneration, dārugeneration, descendant, posterity, offspring, līpugenerous, adj., naddinugenitals, a name for female genitals, stork, a kind of eczema, laqlaqqugenitals of a female, gabatinnugenitals of a female, a name for, maqlālugentle, to act as a gentleman, amēlūtu51

gentleman, not a gentleman, amīilu, in la amīlugently, quietly, adv., nēḫiš geometric figure, brick mold, nalbattu get, to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to attain old age, to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to surprise (in the act), to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to be victorious, to defeat an enemy, to conquer a country, a city, to find, to be sufficient, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to capture an enemy, to win a case, to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to make a journey, to drive (horses), to approach someone, to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādughee, ḫimētughee-pot, inunnakkughost, individual’s demonic power, alûgiant, gāšranugiddy, to be giddy, to stagger, dâmugift, nadintugift, a type of gift or payment, kalwašše51 Akkadian, amēlūtu, gentle, to act as a gentleman, am ī ilu , in la am ī lu , gentleman, not a gentleman, Albanian, i ëmbël, sweet, gentle, luscious, dreamy, soft, Greek, να μαλακώσουν, na malakósoun, to soften, malakos, Latin, mollesco-ere, to become soft, pleasant or gentle, Irish, a mhaolú, to soften, milis, gentle, Polish, miekki, soft, esmyth, soft, smooth, easy, Latvian, mīkstināt , to soften, Italian, mollica, crumb, French, mollesse, softness, Etruscan, molak (MVLAK), MvLAK, MvLAKE, Sanskrit, saumya, soft, gentle, Belarusian, змякчаць, zmiakčać, to soften, Scots-Gaelic, sàmhach, gentle, Hittite, miu/miau, to be soft, smooth, gentle, pleasant, miumr, gentleness, kindness, Latvian, maigs, gentle, Armenian, մեղմելու համար, meghmelu hamar, to soften, Hittite, miesr/miesn , gentleness, prosperity.

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go down, to recede, to recede repeatedly, deduct, to revert, retreat, return, to let return, to go back, to retrograde, to settle?, to withdraw, be withdrawn, to be turned backward?, held down? (said of parts of the exta), to detain, to become held down?, to send back, naḫāsugo downhill, descend, arādu go, govern, rule, oppose, attack, send a message, advance, turn against a person, confront, order, âru go home, arrive, to bring something to enter a house, city, penetrate, to invade, to come (of taxes or months), to enter, to enter into the king or god’s presence, to return, erēbugo in front, to precede, palālugo on a journey, business trip, girrugo out, escape, to leave, depart, come out of a temple, etc., to rise (of stars), to grow, disappear, așûgo overland, elapse, to cross, pass along (walking), to advance on or continue a journey, to march in review, to pass by, to pass through, to transgress, to go beyond or exceed, to by-pass, avoid, to send on overland, to make pass on or proceed, to pass objects on, to move objects past, to hand over, transfer, to go through with a ritual, to allow time to elapse, cause delay, to allow persons or boats to pass, to

52 Akkadian, g â šu , to go, to come, Irish, dul ar aghaidh, to proceed, English, go [<OE gan], Armenian, գնալ, gnal, to go, Akkadian, atalluku, italluku, to go, walk about, to live, act, be in motion, Sanskrit, yA, yAti (-te), go, travel, march, set out, depart, fly, escape, pass, vanish, perish, Hurrian, itt- to go, far-, to go, set off, Belarusian, ісці, isci, to go, Croatian, ići, to go, Latvian, iet, to go, Finnish-Uralic, edetä, to proceed, Latin, ire, ito-are, vadere, to go, Italian, andare, to go, to go, Hittite, ie/a, to go, Irish, dul, to go, Scots-Gaelic, Gu bhith a’ dol, to go, Belarusian, працягнуць, praciahnuć, to proceed, Greek, να προχωρήσειx, na prochorísei, to proceed, pergo, pergere, perga, perrectum, to proceed, continue, Etruscan, perk, I proceed, Italian, procedere, to proceed, procéder, to proceed, English, proceed, Hurrian, ul-, to go, u/ol-, to go, to start going, Irish, dul, to go, Scots-Gaelic, Gu bhith a’ dol, to go, French, aller, to go, Albanian, shkuar, to go, Hittite, ske/a, going, to be going, Greek, να πάω, na páo, to go, Hittite, pae, paii/pai, pi/pai, to go, to go past, to go by.

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avert, to be transgressed, to be transferred, etēqu go, to go, lekûgo, to go?, lianamgo, to go, move toward, akāšu, alākugo, to go, to run, nâqugo, to go, walk about, to live, act, be in motion, atalluku, italluku53

go to the water ordeal, ḫuršānugo with each other, to go parallel to each other, accompany, nentû goad, a barbed goad or whip, kaparrugoad of the donkey driver, loom part, kajûgoad or whip, ḫinšugoad, prick, karallugoad, staff, paruššugoat, adult male goat, gizzu54

goat, a goat, ḫanzugoat (generic term), she-goat, constellation lyra, enzugoat-like, *gizzānûgoat, male goat, mašgallugoat, mature young goat, mašgubbugoat, measure of weight used for goat hair and wool, kuduktugoat, pertaining to a goat, *mašgallû goat, she-goat, azzatugoat used for sacrifices, mašgīzillûgoat (used in rituals) to avert evil, mašḫultuppûgoat, young goat or sheep, muīqugoats or sheep being fattened, kuruštûgoats and sheep, sheep, mountain sheep, ram, immerugoats, unshorn goats (lit in the hair), adj., lubbusugoblet, cup, cup as a capacity measure, kāsugoblet or bowl, dapi’ugod, digirû, elu, mašḫu, nābugod, a little god, ilānugod, dead god, dingiruggûgod, deity, the god, protective deity (daimon), demon, evil spirit, good fortune, luck, spirit of a deceased child, image of a deity, a pair of gods, ilugod, function, rank of the highest god, anūtugod, foreign word for god, kiūrumgod, Humbaba, reptile with head like that of the god, ḫumbabītugod of the highest rank, illilu

53 Akkadian, atalluku, italluku, to go, walk about, to live, act, be in motion, Hurrian, itt-, ḫab-an-, to go, Baltic-Sudovian, eit, to go, Latvian, iet, to go, Latin, ito-are, to go; itus-us, movement, going, departure, itio-onis, going, traveling, Avestan, ayãn [ayare] erenâvi [ar], to go, Italian, ire, to go, French, aller, to go, Fut. irai, iras, ira, etc., Hittite, ī->, go iya-> go, march, Etruscan, itis, ito, itu (ITV), iton, itun (ITVN), ir, ire, iri?54 Akkadian, ḫanzu, a goat, azzatu, she-goat, gizzu , he-goat, Sanskrit, aja, ajaa , a goat, chāgaḥ, he goat, Belarusian, kaziol, he-goat, Croatian, kozu, he-goat, kaza, she-goat, Baltic-Sudovian, azukas, he-goat, aze, she-goat, Latvian, kaza, he-goat, Greek, κατσίκι, katsiki, he-goat, Tocoharian, āṣi, aṣiye, he-goat, ās, she-goat.

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god, sky god, name of highest god, Anugod, supreme god, enlillugod, thunderer?, a name of the god Adad, murta’imugod, whisperer (as name of a god), mulaḫḫišugoddess, eštaru, durdû, eltu, arkaītu, aštaru, *innintu, ištartu, durdû, eltugoddess, a term for goddess, amālû, amaluktu, amalūtugoddess, female deity, iltugoddess function, aja’ūtu, ajûtugoddess of the field, plant, ilat eqligoddess of the highest rank, illilatugoddess, personal or protective goddess, statue of a goddess, ištarugoddess with the wand (she the goddess with the wand), ḫaṭṭu, in šât ḫaṭṭigodhead, supreme godhead, enlillūtugod’s title, abu, i.e. abu Enlil, ŜU.Igods, a group of gods, Lisikūtugods, a group of gods or demons, lisakkûgoing, moving, allakugoing out, departing (messenger, army, etc.), inclined to go, stray, leading out (street), disappearing (disease), protruding object, āṣûgoing, to keep going, to endure, to prolong, to live long, to live to an old age, to last, to last a long time, to make last a long time, to last long, to prolong, labārugold, ajaraḫḫegold, (Hurrian word, ajaraḫḫe, ḫiaruḫḫe)gold, a choice quality of gold and garments, gleaned barley, collection of prescriptions or omens, gift, liqtugold, a gold object, (Hurrian word, ḫindu)gold, a quality of gold, naltargold, a qualification of gold, niḫittugold, a type of refined gold, copper or silver, mēsugold, an alloy of gold, pašallugold, as a material, varieties, economic use, figurative use, in pharmacopoeia, ḫurāṣu55

gold inlay, niḫsugold, object of gold, a garment, ḫuzūnu gold or silversmith, kutimmugold or silver package, nēpišugold ornament, gullatu, kamaru, *kirītu, kussugold ornament, metal object, ḫašûgold ornament, small gold ornament, ḫirītugold ornament, to attach gold ornaments, to bond a wall, ḫatûgold or silver piece, usually of standardized weight, used in commercial transactions, ḫitmugold, poetic synonym of hurāșu, “gold,” dajalu or ţajalu, dalpu or dalbugold torque, string of garlic, gidlu

55 Akkadian, ajaraḫḫe, gold, Avestan, zairitem [zairita] golden, Persian, زرین zarin, gold, Latin, auratus-a-um, gold, Irish, órga , golden, óir, gold, Scots-Gaelic, òr, golden, gold, Welsh, euraid, adj., golden, aur, gold, Italian, aureo, adj., gold, d'oro, golden, French, or, gold, dorê, adj. golden, Etruscan, auratom, auratum (AFRATVM).

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goldsmith prebend, kutimmūtugood condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damqugood condition, in good condition, favorable, normal, regular, ordinary, prosperous, straight, fair, just, correct, loose (said of the bowels), išaru good, favorable, dummuqugood, fine, pleasant, beautiful, handsome, of good family, well-to-do, expert, well-trained, of good quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damqugood fortune, image of a deity, spirit of a deceased child, evil spirit, demon, deity, god, the god, protective deity (daimon), luck, a pair of gods, ilugood guidance, giving good guidance, keeping in good order, woman who does not give birth easily, adj., muštēširugood health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), ritually beaming, pure, sharp, clear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, namrugood health, vitality, vigor, life, living beings, person, somebody, nobody, capital case, personnel, persons of menial status, animals counted in a herd, body, self, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištugood looks, figure, accounting, amount, number, shape, mīnugood luck, good fortune, favor (divine) grace, well-being, prosperity, fortune, profit, fame, recommendation, gratitude, beauty, choice thing, treasure, darling, dumqugood luck, friendliness, dumuqtugood order, keeping in good order, giving good guidance, woman who does not give birth easily, adj., muštēširugood quality, fine, murruqugood will, shining with good will, in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), good health (said of the face and eyes), ritually beaming, pure, sharp, clear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shiny, bright, namrugood will, consent, love, he who loves, free will, beloved one, favorite, volition, narāmugoodness, good relations, good news, good luck, fame, favor, good will, luck, recommendation, damiqtugoods, staples, etc., received, receipt, namḫartugoods, commercial goods in transit, merchandise, luqūtu goods, commissioned goods, mu’ērtu goods, expended, akiltu goods kept in safekeeping, security, detention, wake, watch, watchhouse, guard (as an individual man and as a detachment), “watch” (name of a feature of the lungs), watch (for astronomical observation), watch of the night, garrison, post, strong room, defenses of a city, deposits, duty, service (performed for palace and temple), proper care (for fields, gardens, domestic animals, prebends, etc.), maṣṣartugoose, kurkûgoose, a kind of goose or duck, kurukkugoose, like a goose, adv., kurkattamgore, excrement, paršugore, to butt, genûgore (said of animals), butt, to butt each other, to abut, to lock horns, to join battle, to knock down, nakāpugorge, wadi, ravine, naḫallugoring, nikpugoring, adj., muttakkipu, muttakpu, nākipu

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goring, fiercely, adv., kadrišgoring (bull), wild, impetuous, proud (deity or person), kadrugoring habit, having the habit of goring, adj., nakkāpûgossip, lawsuit, legal case, agreement, matter, rumor, report, word, talk, dibbugossiping, prattling, rapidly moving, malicious, adj., muṣṣabrugouge, to gouge out (eyes, nipples), to gouge out eyes, to blind, dig out, to dig up, to quarry, to tear down, to demolish, to kick up dust, to turn upside down, napāugovern, rule, oppose, attack, send a message, to go, advance, turn against person, confront, order, ârugovernor, a minor provincial official in Babylonia, pīḫatu, in bēl pīḫatigovernor, district, province, a minor provincial officer in Babylonia, responsible position, obligation, duty, responsibility, office, post, pīḫatu governor, to be governor, piḫatūtugovernor, to rule as governor, šaknūtu governorship, *pīḫatūtugrace, a person endowed with divine or royal grace, favor, consent, agreement, contentedness of heart, migrugrace, divine grace, understanding, notification, mention, intelligence, ḫissatugrace, favor (divine) grace, gratitude, fame, fortune, good fortune, good luck, well-being, prosperity, fortune, profit, recommendation, beauty, choice thing, treasure, darling, dumqugrace, mercy, ennugracious, do a favor, do good deeds fortune, have good fortune, propitious, prosper, improve, have good luck, be pleasing, embellish, treat kindly, execute efficiently, give propitious omens, damāqugracious, to be gracious, merciful, epēqugrain, a type of groats (hulled grain, typically oats), dulīqātegrain, a poetic term for grain, cereal, nissabu grain, at its highest growth, lillânugrain bin?, padakkugrain, cereal (generic term), ašnangrain pile?, parūgugrain, rotten grain or straw, lu’āštugrain stores official, official in charge of grain stores, kagurrûgrain, to process grain in some way, ḫaṭāpugranary, akāmugranary, silo, storehouse (for barley, dates, oil), capacity, storage jar, stores of barley?, cargo boat, našpakugranary, small granary, isrugranary, storage place for barley, wadi, ravine, natbakugranary, storehouse, arahhu, ararû, arûgrandfather, abiu mmigrandfather, abiu mmigrandfather, maternal, abi-ummigrant, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to assign a person, etc., to make a person take an oath, to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to transfer persons, valuables, real estate , to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to do business, to give a result, a value, to permit, to allow, to direct one’s attention, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, to be collected, to

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intermingle, deliberate, to discuss, to be delivered, nadānugrant, to grant, to offer to a god, offered, to assign, to produce a person, to point out, to show a document, to show somebody the peg driven in a field (as legal act accompanying the transfer of a field), to show an item to be accounted for, to reveal (something hidden), to expose to the sun, to disclose, reveal, explain, exhibit, to show an (ominous) sign, to advise, to instigate, to teach, to instruct, to give an order, to show a particular mood or attitude, to make someone experience prosperity, hardship, to be shown, to become exposed, to show, to reveal, to disclose, to produce, to show, kullumugrape cluster, isḫunnatu, karānatugrapes, bunch of grapes, isḫunnugrapes, grapevine, wine, karānugrass, a grass, aššultu, elmeštugrass, a grass or weed, išbabtugrass, a kind of grass, arantugrass, alfa grass, mekburkugrass or a wild-growing cereal, imikkarūrugrate, oven, burning, combustion, maqlûgrate, prison (as a poetic term), kišukkugrating, a kind of grating or fence, murudûgratitude, fame, fortune, good fortune, favor (divine) grace, good luck, well-being, prosperity, fortune, profit, recommendation, beauty, choice thing, treasure, darling, dumqu grave, mūtu, in bīt mūtigrave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannugrave, hole, pit, ḫaštugrave matter, important, main body of an army, an euphemism for the left hand, double pot, kabittugrave, tomb, kimāḫugravel, rubble, ḫiṣṣugreat, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, mighty, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannugreater, remaining greater part, majority, increase?, excess?, nam’adugreat-grandfather, abi abi-abi, abu abaabiiagreatly, very, adannišgreatly, very, severely, dannišgreatness, great power(s), narbûtugreen, irqu, išqugreen a shade of green or blue, ḫinziribugreen, to become green or yellow, to turn pale, arāqugreen, yellow, arqugreenness, freshness, arqūtugreenry, vegetable, arqugreens, kisimtugreeting, to pronounce formulas of greeting, homage, adoration, praise, and to pronounce formulas of blessing (said of gods and divine powers and manifestations), to invoke blessings upon other persons for

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a specific purpose, before the images of the gods, to pray to the gods, to make the gesture of adoration or greeting, to dedicate an offering by pronouncing the relevant formulas, karābugrief, sorrow, distress, anger, eclipsed state, lumun libbigrief, worry, niziqtugrief, worry, depression, song, wailing song, nissatugrieving, in a grieving manner, adv., nissatišgrievous, dangerous, abundant, heavy, dense, substantial, severe, serious, honored, important, venerable, influential person at the royal court, kabtugrievous, severe, impregnable, inaccessible, difficult, diseased, sick, bitter, marṣugrind, to crush, pênugrind? rub?, kâṣugrind, to grind, ḫarārugrind, to grind, to cleave, to crush, pa’āṣugrind, to grind the teeth, to break, broken, to become damaged, crushed, to crush fine, to crush with the teeth, to become crushed, marāqugrinding?, meṭēnugrinding slab, handmill, erûgrinding, to mill, work of a grinder, ararrūtugrinding slab, handmill, erûgrip, encirclement, siege, seizing, nītugroan, to groan, to cry, nâqugroan, to growl, to howl, cry out, labûgroats, mundugroats and beer made of it (i.e, oats), ḫašlātugroin, the area between the thighs, thigh, kappaltugroom (for leading donkeys and horses and as title of a court official), kartappugrooms, headman of the grooms, kizû, in rab kizȋgroom, herdsman?, personal attendant, kizûgrooms, headman of the grooms, kizû, in rab kizȋground cover consisting of young reeds, garment, lubšuground flour (describing flour ground in some special way), ḫarruground, slippery ground, muḫḫelṣītu, mušḫalṣītuground, stony ground, kāpītuground, terrain, fortress, fortified place, famine, hard times, distress, foundation pit bottom, cold weather, part of window, valid tablet, dannatuground, to turn up the ground, to engrave, scarify, to incise, to scrape out, to eat away, to erode, to cut (stone), to carve, to hew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), to destroy a person, naqārugroup, a group of five persons, ḫamištugroup, a group of gods or demons, lisakkûgroup, a group or organization (foreign word), aršammajagroup, a group of persons, (Hurrian word, nakkuššu)group, council, assembly, all, totality, army, contingent, collegium, puḫrugroup, in a group, all over, at every occasion, unanimously, collectively, everywhere, same extent, to the

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hair, lock of hair?, curl?, cuniform sign PAP, eyelashes, pappuhair, person with curled hair, kezruhair, to curl the hair, kezēruhair, to comb out hair, to comb wool, to have a welt, lump, to strike with palsy, to rub, to be stricken, mašāhair, to dress the hair, kamāmuhair, to pluck out hair, ḫasāpuhair, to shake out hair, to wave the tail, to flap the wings, to rock a baby, nussusuhair, tuft of hair, lump, etquhair, tuft of black hair from the forehead of a donkey, imûhair, tuft of black hair from hind legs of a donkey, ḫallutānûhair, tuft of black hair from rump of a donkey, imtanû hair twist, strand, kuništuhair, wirey, stiff hair, apparrītuhair, with long hair, luḫḫumuhair, with torn-out hair, mullušuhairdresser, woman hairdresser, lady’s attendant, muṣappirtuhairless, ḫamṣu 56 Akkadian, kizirtu, hair, lock of hair, curl, kezru, person with curled hair, kezēru, to curl the hair, Sanskrit, keśaḥ, hair of the head, Akkadian, im û , tuft of black hair from the forehead of a donkey, la ḫī mu , la ḫ mu , hairy, adj., la ḫ āmu , to be hairy, Persian, mu, مو hair, Georgian, თმა, tma, hair, Latvian, mati, hair, Armenian, մազերը, mazery, hair, Latin, pilus-i, a single hair, a trifle; pilus-i, a division of the triarii in the Roman army, Italian, pelo, hair, peloso, adj. hairy, French, pelage, pelt, coat, wool, fur; skinning, pealing, Etruscan, pilus (PILVS).

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hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal , to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûhand over, to hand over property, naḫāluhand, right hand, emittuhand, side part of a horse bit, frond, lobe of the lung, plumage, quill, wing, arm, list, armrest, the region of the eyebrow, the eyelid and the eyelashes, kappuhand seeder-plow, agadibbuhand, to take something in one’s hand, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to take objects or persons along, take over, take in, to take a wife, to accept, to adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to assume responsibility for someone, to assume an obligation, to accept gifts, bribes, to acquire, to buy, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), to take what belongs to one, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to be lacking, to be taken, accepted, to be taken away, to be taken, leqûhandle?, nātuhandle, meterorite?, lump, obstruction in a canal, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, possessions, section of a text or region, structure, mountain fastness, bond (of a mountain, wall), anger, feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, wrath, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, clasp, an astronomical term, kiṣruhandling, artifact, execution, performance, workmanship, subject matter, pouch for carrying precious metals, nēpeštuhands, both hands, atulīmānuhandcuffs, fetter, iṣ qātihandling, active, one who fetches and carries, servant, muttabbiluhandmill, grinding slab, erûhandsome, fine, good, pleasant, beautiful, of good family, well-to-do, expert, well-trained, of good

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quality, in good condition, gracious, favorable, propitious, effective, canonical, damquhandywork, agricultural work, tillage, construction, manufacture, crew, act, ritual, evil magic, epištuhandiwork, craft, creation (of human beings), touch (in the physical sense), sense of touch, affliction, disease, discolored spot, ritual act, liptuHanigalbat native, term for a member of the chariot team, ḫanigalbatuḫāpiru social class, ḫāpiruḫāpiru class, belonging to the ḫāpiru class, ḫāpirajahappen, to happen, hand down, to diminish, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), fall, to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to attack, invade, to afflict, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātuhappens, is, build, construct, cultivate, manufacture, to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, epēšuhappily, joyfully, adj., ḫadīšhappiness, ḫabāṣuhappiness, a term for happiness, karalluhappiness, joy, ḫudû, ḫūdu57

happiness, luxury objects, abundant vegetation, sumptuous decoration, pleasant appearance, prime of life, riches, wealth, wish, desire, desirability, charms (of a woman or man), lalûhappiness, to provide with happiness, beauty, pleasure, lullûhappy, adj., ḫaddûhappy, luxuriant, adj., lalānûhappy person, ḫadûhappy, to be happy, pesûhappy, to be happy, rejoice, ḫadûhappy, to become happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, to become bright, to be made bright, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person

57 Akkadian, ḫudû, ḫūdu happiness, ḫaddû, adj., happy, Sanskrit, mahodaya, adj., very fortunate or lucky, Romanian, FERICIT, happy, Albanian, i frytshëm, fruitful, Welsh, ffrwythlon, adj., fruitful, fertile, prolific, Sanskrit, dhanyaḥ, fortunate, Hittite, dusganu, tusknu (duusganu), to make happy, Sanskrit, phalavat, fruitful, Latin, felix-icis, fruitful, feliciter, fruitfully, auspiciously, successfully, English, felicitous, fruitful [<Lat.fruor, frui, fructusand fruitus, to enjoy], fertile [<Lat fertilis-e], transf. lucky, successful, Italian, felice, adj. happy, glad, lucky, felicitous, French, feliciter, to congratulate, to complement, Etruscan, FILiK, VILiK (8ILiK)?, Albanian, fat, fatlum, fatmirë, lucky, Welsh, hapus, adj.happy, English, happy, [<hap, ON happ], Sanskrit, toṣayati, to gratify, Greek, τυχερός, tycherós, lucky, Irish, torthúil, fruitful, Hittite, tuskri, happiness, tuskrat, happiness, entertainement,tuskruant, happy, glad, tuskiie/a, tusk(ie/a), to be happy, to entertain oneself, to play, tuskradr/tuskran, tuskriadr/tuskrian, happiness, Scots-Gaelic, measail, fruitful, Hittite, miantila, fruitful.

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(slave) look fat, healthy, to expose to the light, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, to kindle, to light, kindle a fire, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namāruharass, to harass, duḫḫusuharassed, dalpišharassed, to become harassed, worried, šutāduruharbor, harbor district, mooring place, quay-wall, embankment, city quarter destined for traders and sailors, trading station, community of merchants, price of a unit of merchandise, karûhard, difficult, fierce, strong, ašṭuhard, solid, strong, heavy, thick, massive, fortified, steady, loud, legitimate, binding, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, fierce, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, grave, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannuhard, difficult, fierce, strong, ašṭuhard, unhappy, dangerous, unlucky, ill-boding, magically evil and dangerous, wicked, evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), bitter, fateful, evil, lemnuhardly, with difficultly, dannahardship, naššuqītuhardship, difficulty, distress, difficult situation, pašuqtuhardship, difficulty, trouble, namrāṣuhardship, difficulty, trouble, left side, maruštu hardship, to cause hardship, to reduce in size or number, to become short (said of time), to be short, shrunken (said of parts of the body), to be short (said of breath, temper), to make shorter, to cut short, karûhardship, to give an order, to grant, to offer to a god, offered, to assign, to produce a person, to point out, to show a document, to show somebody the peg driven in a field (as legal act accompanying the transfer of a field), to show an item to be accounted for, to reveal (something hidden), to expose to the sun, to disclose, reveal, explain, exhibit, to show an (ominous) sign, to advise, to instigate, to teach, to instruct, to show a particular mood or attitude, to make someone experience prosperity, to be shown, to become exposed, to show, to reveal, to disclose, to produce, to show, kullumuhardship, to suffer hardship, maruštuhardship, trouble, difficulty, left side, maruštuhard times, difficulties, detainment, imprisonment, mēsiruhard times, famine, distress, fortress, fortified place, ground, terrain, foundation pit bottom, cold weather, part of window, valid tablet, dannatuhare, arnabuharm, damage, sin, crime, punishment, offense, misdeed, fault, act of negligence, ḫiṭuharm, catastrophe, ill portent, evil fate, misfortune, misdeed, evil, a name of Mars, lumnuharm, fraud, wrong, pirkuharness or part of it, ḫušukûharness part, a bronze part of the harness or trappings of horses (lit. turner), munē’uharness part, a constellation, nattulluharness part, of a donkey, alûharness, part of a harness, gišgiššuharness, part of a harness or pack, mekkû

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harness, part of the harness of a chariot horse, pagūmuharness, team of draft animals, a band, naṣmaduharness, textile used for harnessing, (Kassite word, massiš)harness, to tie, snare, ḫabāluharness, wooden part, amûdaju, amûduharrow, maškukātuharrow?, a box, naspanuharrow, a harrow, basket for shipping barley, napšāruharrow part, da’ipuharsh, obstinate, tyrannical, thick, serious, savage, reliable, massive, legitimate, loud, steady, urgent, pressing, powerful, mighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, bad, imperative, dannuharp, dilītuharsh, treat harshly, to be thrown down, to trample upon, throw over or back, press hard, darāsuharuspicy, extispicy, to examine the entrails of a lamb, puhādu, têrtuharvest, ebûruharvest, to harvest, ebūru, eṣēduharvester, reaper, ēṣiduharvester (Literally, plucker of ears), ḫāmimuharvesting, harvest, eṣēduhasp, door hasp (lit. which holds the door), mukīl daltihasten, to be quick, to be too soon, to send quickly, to send promptly, to do quickly, to be or deliver in good time, ḫamāṭuhasten, to hurry, arāhu58

hatch, blinkers, spy hole, also as name of a mark on the left lobe of the liver, nakplastuhatch, to hatch (said of a bird), bothersome, to become difficult, lethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, rich, to become painful, to become important, honored, to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātu hatchet, plates of armor, a snake, kurṣinduhatchet, or axe, pāšuhated, to cause to be hated, to call names, to insult, to keep insulting, to abuse, to curse, to curse the gods, to utter curses, to be cursed, to blaspheme, to make detestable, nazāruhauberk, leather hauberk covered with metal scales (as part of armor for soldiers and horses), gurpisuHittite, ḫattûhe, pron., iššû59

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58 Akkadian, arāhu, to hasten, hurry, erhu, quick, rash, erēḫu,to be quick, Armenian, arag, swift, quick, Hittite, leliuahh, leliwah, hasten, to make haste, hurry, Scots-Gaelic, gu luath, swift, quick, Romanian, pentru a accelera, to accelerate, Latin, celero-are, to accelerate, make quick, Italian, accelerare, to accelerate, French, accélerer, to accelerate, English, accelerate [Lat. accelero-are], Etruscan, CILeR, CILeRII, (probable name), CILeReS, Romainian, rapid, swift, quick, French, rapide, swift, quick, English, rapid, [<Lat. rapidus].59 Akkadian, išš û , he, išš î , she, , aššunu, iššini (f.), iššunu, they, Georgian, ისინი, isini, they, Persian, isân, ânhâ, they, Italian, esso, it, suo, her, essi, they, French, sa, her, Hittite, -sse, he, -as, he- SU, his, her, Latin, is, he, Etruscan, is.

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head, back of the head, nape of the neck, backside (of human beings and animals), rear part (of objects, parts of the body, buildings, etc.), as a prep. or adv., behind, in idiomatic expressions, replacement, late part (of the year), later time, kutalluheadband, arû, eru, mukīl qaqqadiheadband?, half, halfpack, muttatuheadband, circlet, battlements, kilīluheadband, part of a headdress ( a kind of turban, worn mainly by deities or kings and queens), cornice (as an architectural term), kulūluhead covering, a skin disease, ḫazīqatu head, cutting off the head, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), cut-off piece of wood, cut of meat, cut-off flesh, section, breach, curtailment, diminution, stump of a tree, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, niksuhead louse, mutquheadgear, a headgear, paḫussuheadgear, a bandage, agittû, agiddûheadgear, a piece of headgear, kusiuheadgear, a piece of linen headgear for soldiers, karballatuheaddress, a headdress, aparakku, kutabšu, nammû, nargītu, paskāruheaddress, cap, cap (name of a part of the exta, especially the apical lobe of the lung), cap of a seal, a part of the plow, name of a bird, lit., my cap is multicolored, a part of the human body, kubšuheaddress, or part of it, nadûheaddress, part of a headdress ( a kind of turban, worn mainly by deities or kings and queens), headband, cornice (as an architectural term), kulūluheaddress, perhaps a headdress or sash, an article of clothing, patinnuheaddress, to put on a head covering, headdress, apāruheaddress, to put on a kubšu-headdress, kabāsuheadgear, royal headgear, crown, mēnuheadman, mayor, chief magistrate of a town, quarter of a large city, village or large estate, burgomaster, ḫazannuheadman of a farm, kapru, in rab kapriheadman of the grooms, kizû, in rab kizȋhead of family status, ḫammūtuhead of the assembly, puḫru, in rabi puḫri head of the kāṣiru-officials, kāṣiru, in rab kāṣirīhead, top of the head, skull, topside, upper part, alone and with, upon, over, on top, prep., thereupon, on this account, in this respect, adv., muḫḫuheadband, diadem, pitūtuheadware, craftsman making headware, kubšuḫuliheal, to heal, ḫesûheal, to heal a disease, bulṭûhealing, life-giving, nablāṭuhealth, glow of good health, awe-inspiring sheen (inherent in things divine and royal), supernatural, radiance, melammu

60 Akkadiain kaqqadu, head, Albanian, kokë, head, Armenian, glukh, head.

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health, proportions, size, shape, body, limbs, normal (size of an object, normal number, normal length of time, normal (i.e., computed) moment in time, amount, number, length, accounting), minītuhealth, good health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), ritually beaming, pure, sharp, clear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, namruhealth, to be in good health, prosper, to make prosperous, to thrive, to be pleasing, to make rich, naḫāšuhealthy, in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), good health (said of the face and eyes), ritually beaming, pure, sharp, clear, radiant, luminous, brilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, namruhealthy, prosperous, lusty, naḫšuheap, mound, gurunnu61

heap, ruin heap, ruin, karmuheap up, to pile up, to spread dates for sorting, to add (as a math term), to accumulate, to have in store, to be heaped up, accumulated, to be heaped up (said of ruin mounds [tumuli] and corpses), kamāruheap, to heap up, to stock, to pile up, to store, nakāmuheaped up, amassed, adj., nakmuhearing, favor, nešmûheart, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, abdomen, entrails, womb, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, inside, pth of plants, a type of document, etc., mind, thought, intention, courage, wish, desire, choice, preference, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, libbuheart, mood, nupāruheartbreak, kuspuheat, emmūtuheat, fever, name of a month and a festival, ḫumṭuheat, scorching heat, ḫimittuheat, to burn, be inflamed, to make glow, set aglow, cause fever, make feverish, restless, ḫamātuheated, to be or become hot, to heat, emēmuheater, a type of heater, person scarred with burns, išātu, in sa išātiheave, to heave, to be tense?, or swollen?, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to pick up and keep, to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to bear, to

61 Akkadian, gurunnu, heap, mound, Croatian, Cairn, cairn, Irish, gcarn, heap, cairn, cairn, Scots-Gaelic, crann, heap, càrn, cairn, Welsh, cairn, cairn, French, cairn, cairn, Sanskrit, rAzi, heap, mass, Finnish-Uralic, rajapyykki, cairn, Georgian, მასა, masa, mass, Belarusian, маса, masa, mass, Croatian, masa, mass, Polish, masa, msza,mass, Latvian, masa, mass, Romanian, masa, mass, Finnish-Uralic, massa-, mass, Belarusian, μάζα, máza, mass, Albanian, masë, mass, Irish, mais, mass, Italian, massa, mass, French, masse, mass, masser, to mass, English, mass [<Gk maza], Etruscan, masa, masan, MaSaN, maso (MASV), masnial or masni al (inscription on Tanquil’s tomb), Belarusian, паля, palia, pile, English, pile [<Lat. pilus-i?].

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transport goods, etc., to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûheaven and earth, of heaven and earth, epithet of Istar, ankībituheaven, a poetic word for heaven, ašratuheaven, cover, wrap, sheath, sky, ceiling, ermuheavy, dense, abundant, substantial, dangerous, grievous, severe, serious, honored, important, venerable, influential person at the royal court, kabtuheavy, fat, thick, kabbaruheavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, fortified, steady, loud, legitimate, binding, reliable, powerful, mighty, great, fierce, savage, difficult, dangerous, serious, grave, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, essential, imperative, pressing, dannuheavy of movement, eṣluheavy, thick, squat, honored, kubbutuheavy, to be heavy, tongue-tied, eqēquheavy, to become fat, thick, strong, to make thick, strong, to be constantly puffed up, kabāruheavy, to become heavy, to make heavy, massive, fat, rich, lethargic, to become difficult, bothersome, to become painful, to become important, honored, to hatch (said of a bird), to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, kabātuheed, to be attentive to, to be concerned, to be anxious, to be constantly attentive, puqquheed, to heed, respect an institution, a word, to obey commands, to guarantee safe transmission, to protect, to be protected, control, to restrain, to observe, to take care of, to take care of a person’s interests, to wait, keep an oath, to keep safe, to keep in reserve, to keep secrets, to safeguard, to put in safekeeping, to watch, to watch a person, to keep a watch on someone, to be watchful, to keep watch , to keep watch for celestial phenomena, to guard, to keep somebody under guard, to stand guard, to guard a house, a fortress, etc., to be on guard, to order somebody to do guard duty, to observe laws, decrees, to fulfill duties to a person, to serve, to hold a city or country, to keep in mind, to heed, to obey, respect, to be on the alert, to be observed, naṣāruheed, to think of a deity = to heed a deity, to be pious, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to be mindful of, remember, to be mindul of something, to listen to somebody, to refer to something/somebody, to refer to something/somebody, to mention, to be intelligent, understanding, to plan, to remind, to study, investigate, to worry, to remind, to give information, to pay attention, to be concerned, worried, ḫasāsuheel, hoof, eqbuheel, hoof, eqbuheel of human being, as ī duheight, *gab’uheight, high part (of a building or part thereof, of a person, an object), elevation, high ground, ascent,

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steps or rungs of a stairway or ladder, mēlûheight, hill, high ground, ascent, mūlûheir, ewuruheir, oldest son, son, apluheir, position of son or daughter, aplūtuheir, rights of an heir, ewurūtuheirless, status of being without heir, munutukûtuheirless, without heir, unlabeled?, adj., munutukûhegemony, dynasty of a country or tribal group, supremacy of a deity, reign of a king, reign, term of office, rotation in office, an insgne of kingship, palûheld down? (said of parts of the exta), to become held down?, to settle?, to be turned backward?, retrograde, to go down, to recede, to recede repeatedly, deduct, to revert, retreat, to return, to let return, to go back, to withdraw, be withdrawn, to detain, to send back, naḫāsuheliacal rising, confrontation, nanmurtuhelmet, elûhelp, ajaluhelp?, kunnûtuhelp, ajalu, izirtuhelp, always quick to help, adj., muštezzibuhelp, auxillary troops, military aid, nārāruhelp of a god, rēṣūtuhelp, rescue, helper, auxiliary force, ḫamatuhelp, to help, rēsu, kâšuhelp, to help, to come to aid, na’arruruhelp, to give help, usâtuhelp, to forgive, azāruhelp, to help, rēsuhelp, to give help, usâtuhelp, to forgive, azāruhelper? ḫāziruhelper, protector, kitru, in bēl kitrihelper, rescuer, cover, protector on furniture, mušēzibuhelpless, powerless, pisnuquhem in an enemy, besiege, to besiege, to be besieged, to besiege a city, to arrange decorations in a circular form, to encircle an object with decorations, arrange objects in a circle, circle, to move in a circle, to encircle, to make a round, to circle around an object, a person, a region, to have someone circle, surround an object, a place, to circumambulate, to form a circle for magic purposes with sand, flour, etc., to wall a city, a precinct, to fence a garden, a house, etc., to surround, to surround, to surround completely, to surround a city with a wall, to wrap up, to pack, to wrap, to throng around a person, to throng constantly, to walk around a field, house, etc., a moat, lamûhem, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), to rip a garment, to make a breach, to cut, slit the throat, to notch, clip, cut, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, sever, to be severed, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to kill, to diminish the size of real estate, nakāsu

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hemorrhage, naḫšātuherald, ālik mahri, nāgirtuherald, a high official in Assyria and Elam, nāgiruherald, chief herald, nāgiru, in rabi nāgirīherald, profession of the herald, nāgirūtuherb for māštu-disease?, female twin, a disease, māštuherb container, a perforated container for aromatic herbs, a type of boat, cage, weir in a canal, barrage, muballittuherd, animals counted in a herd, body, persons of menial status, personnel, capital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, self, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištuherd, to form a herd of animals, to assemble, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, organize, strengthen, to repair, to give relief, to compose a text, collect, construct, to construct buildings, etc., join, to tie, bind together, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to prepare for battle, to compact, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣāruherds of wild animals,nammaštuherds of wild animals, settlement, people, nammaššûherds, property, maršītuherdsman, namattanni, nāqiduherdsman?, groom, personal attendant, kizûherdsman overseer, nāqidu, in rab nāqidīherdsman, position as herdman, pastorship, nāqidūtuhere, annukā, annukanna, akanna, akannu, akanni, annakamhere is, here are, anummēhere, from there, there, to there, ašrānuhere is, now, then, adv., inūmahere, now, annumahere, then, now then, adû62

here, from here, annānumhere, hither, annikī’am, annišhero, a word for hero, pijāmuhero, man, mu’āru, murušû heroic, strong, alru, datnuheroic, martial, ferocious, a name of Jupiter, dāpinuherioism, position of a husband, masculinity, mutūtuheron, igirû62 Akkadian, adû, here, then, now then, Avestan, adha [-] then, thereupon, thus, now, aya [aem] (fî), this, Greek, εδώ, edo, here, Latin, hic [and heic]; hice and interrog., hicine, Italian, qui, ecco, here now, French, ici, here, ici maintenant, here now, Etruscan, ic, ik, Georgian, აქ, ახლა, ak, akhla, here now, Hittite, kā, here, Hurrian, ḫenni, ḫenə, now, this, Persian, aknun, اکنون now, present, kinun , now, Akkadian, annikī’am, here, Croatian, sada, here now, Latvian, šeit, here now, Akkadian, anniš, here, hither, Irish, anois, here, now, Scots-Gaelic, a-nis, here now, Hittite, n -u , now, English, now [<OE nu], Welsh, nawr , here, now, Finnish-Uralic, tässä nyt, here now, Polish, teraz gdy, now, Greek, τώρα, tora, now.

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hesitate? to think, katāruhew out, to demolish, to tear down, to wreck, to raze, to tear down (as preparation for requilding), to carve, cut (stone), to erode, eat away, to scrape out, to incise, scarify, to destroy a person, to engrave, to turn up the ground, naqāruhew, to hew, to fell trees, to be felled, to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to cut off part of a field, to cut, clip, notch, to cut, slit the throat, to make a breach, to rip a garment, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), sever, to be severed, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to kill, to diminish the size of real estate, nakāsuhewn, adj., gaṣṣuhewn, broken, crumbled?, ḫuppûhiccup, to hiccup?, to chuckle, nuḫḫuṭuhidden, hidden region, hidden object, katimtuhidden, inaccessible, adj., pazruhidden knowledge, secret, kitimtuhidden meaning, interpretation, pišruhide, gilduhide, a soft leather hide, mušarbiduhide, disappear, to sink, napāgu,hide (raw), skin, leather (tanned), leather in syneodochic use, rind, maškuhide, skin, kūšu, pāruhide, to conceal, stow, stash, to smuggle, to grant refuge, to shelter, to steal through, to go into hiding, to abscond, pazāruhide, to cover up, ḫesûhide, to hide, marqītu, puzruhide, to hide, to veil the face, to conceal, to cover, to veil onself, cover oneself, pasāmuhide (used for wrapping), leather bucket, mašlûhiding, to go into hiding, to abscond, to steal through, to conceal, hide, stow, stash, to smuggle, to grant refuge, to shelter, pazāruhiding place, refuge, marqītuhigh, exalted, proud, tall, elûhigh ground, hill, height, ascent, mūlûhigh-handed, to be arrogant, to allow to be arrogant, improper, pahāzuhigh land, high terrain, outside, outer or upper part, penthouse, top part, insincerity, deception, top pack, millstone, upper millstone, upper or outer garment, elītuhigh part (of a building or part thereof, of a person, an object), elevation, high ground, ascent, height, steps or rungs of a stairway or ladder, mēlûhigh priest, to appoint a high priest, našūt ēnihigh priest, to be a high priest, šangûtuhigh rank, honored, alimuhigh temperature of water or human body, (describing) adj., ḫaḫḫašuhighest rank (of gods and goddesses), executive power, illilūtuhighway, road, path, trip, journey, travel, business trip, venture, caravan, business capital, military campaign, expedition, raid, expeditionary force, army, corvée work, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānuhill, height, high ground, ascent, mūlû

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hilt of a dagger, gumūruhind, deer, ajalatuhind or front, ḫaptehinder, to hinder movements, to make immobile, to be lame, to be paralyzed, kabāluhinder, to prevent, to distrain, keep in custody, in confinement, hold back a person, delay, to detain, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, delay a boat, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûhinder, to slow down, karamuhinny, mule, parûhip, flank, gilšuhire, agrūtuhire, rent, wages, idū, igruhire, to hire, rent, agāruhired man, agru, agirtuhirer, āgiruhiss, to blow something, to blow on each other?, to be bloated, swollen, blown up, to blow gustily, to become swollen, bloated again and again, to light a fire, a stove, a brazier, to set fire to a pyre, to become visible, to rise, to glow (said of stars, moon, sun, etc.), to snort, to rattle, to light fires, to be bloated, swollen, to be kindled, to be kindled again and again, to flare up repeatedly, napāḫuhiss, to hiss, ḫazû63

hiss, to hiss, to squeak, to squeak constantly, to upset, to be upset, to worry, to have worries, to have constant worries, to cause worries, nazāquhissing, adj., nazzizuhit, blow, nikiptuhit, broken, crushed, settled, adj., napṣuhit, to hit, to beat, to be beaten, naṭûhit, to slay, to kill, to strike with a weapon, to conquer, to destroy a city or country, nēruhither, annišamhither, here, annikī’am, annišhitting, beating, *niṭûhoard?, refuse, sweepings, collection of laws, etc., ḫimmatuhoarfrost, shivers of fear, chills, ḫurbāšuhobble, confused, cross, maneuver for a position, feint, stumble, perverse, to twist, become twisted, egēruhock or hoof of an animal, larsinnu

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hoe-wielder, allu, in ša allihoe with a wide blade, shovel, narpasuhog, ḫuzīruhoist for drawing water from well, dilute hold away, to exact services for a debt or fine, to master, to be made to serve for a debt, kašāšuhold back a person, delay, to detain, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, delay a boat, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûhold, position of the arms of a mother to cradle a small child, kirimmuhold, to hold a city or country, to serve, to fulfill duties to a person, respect an institution, a word, to heed, to obey commands, to guarantee safe transmission, to protect, to be protected, control, to restrain, to observe, to take care of, to take care of a person’s interests, to wait, keep an oath, to keep safe, to keep in reserve, to keep secrets, to safeguard, to put in safekeeping, to watch, to watch a person, to keep a watch on someone, to be watchful, to keep watch , to keep watch for celestial phenomena, to guard, to keep somebody under guard, to stand guard, to guard a house, a fortress, etc., to be on guard, to order somebody to do guard duty, to observe laws, decrees, to keep in mind, to heed, to obey, respect, to be on the alert, to be observed, naṣāruhold together, give in full, to be settled, used up, to be annihilated, ruined, to spend, to concentrate, to encompass, to possess in full, finish, to finish, to bring to an end, to control, to annihilate, to use up, to settle, to pay or deliver in full, to use one’s full strength, to render a final verdict, to cause to spend, to be brought to an end, gamāru holder of a share of the income of a temple office, isqu, in bēl isqihole, ḫurruhole, air hole, opening, neck, throat, sustenance, provisions, livelihood, breath, body, self, animals counted in a herd, persons of menial status, personnel, capital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, neckerchief, napištuhole, aperture, breach, tunnel, opening, perforation, part of a plow, pilšuhole, cavity, ḫuptu, miqquhole, depression, ḫuppu

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horsetrainer or charioteer for the light chariotry, pattūtu, in ša pattūtihorses, a color describing horses, adj., irginuhorses and donkeys breed, (a breed or color of horses and donkeys), harbakannuhorse’s bit, cover, lid, naktamuhorses (color and designation of horses), adj., kilidarhorses, describing horses, adj., mariwata67

horses, referring to a breed of horses, adj., ḫaršâhorses, referring to horses, adj., (Hurrian word, ḫaptarannu)horses, qualification of horses, lilluhorses, qualifying horses, aštikittišu, pinkarannuhorticulture, date culture, date cultivator profession, nukaribbūtuhospitality, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal , to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûhost, collegium, donkey caravan (of commerce), army, kinship group, crew, cohorts, clique, confederates, clan, troops (of the enemy), pack of dogs, illatu

66 Akkadian, ḫiššamû, thoroughbred horse, noble, Sanskrit, ashva haya;yayu, horse; hayin, horseman, Avestan, aspahe, horse, aspa, mare, Persian, asb, اسب horse; savâri, horsemanship, Armenian, ասպետ, aspet, knight, Hittite, asu, aswa, horse, Lycian, esb, horse, Luvian, asu/atsu, horse.67 Akkadian, mariwata, describing horses, Armenian, մարգարիտ, margarit, mare, Welsh, march (meirch),horse, English, mare [<OE mere], Sanskrit, ashva haya, yayu, horse, Avestan, aspahe, horse, aspa, mare, Persian, asb, اسب horse, Romanian, iapă, mare, Armenian, ասպետ, aspet, knight, Hittite, asu, aswa, horse, Akkadian, azukaraštum, administrative term referring to horses, Hittite, ANSE.KU.RA, horse, Belarusian, кабыла, kabyla, mare, Croatian, kobila, mare, Albanian, kalë, horse, Irish, capall, horse, Welsh, ceffyl -au, horse, gelding, mount, Breton, colliou, horse keeper, Italian, cavallo, horse, cavaliere, knight, French, cheval, horse, chevalier, knight, Romanian, cavaler, knight, Latin, equa-ae, mare equus-i, (older forms equos and ecus), horse, Scots-Gaelic, each, pl. eich, horse(s), Tocharian, yuk, horse, yakwe, knight, Etruscan, iuce (IVCE), iuces (IVCES), iuci (IVCI), iocu (IVCV), horse? ivcie (IVCIE), knight, Hittite, eku, horse.

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house, part of a house contruction, chariot pole part, ḫurdatuhouse, winter house, kuṣṣu, in bīt kuṣṣihousebreaker, burglar, stoneborer (a profession), drilling stone, pallišuhousehold, retainers belonging to an estate, serfs, subjects of a king, population, inhabitants, soldiers, workmen, people, human beings, mankind, a palace, or a person, family, members of a family, nišūhousehold furnishing, kursûhousehold object, *ḫuruḫartuhousehold object or tool, kanakkuhousehold status, of a person who enters a household, errebûtuhousehold utensil, ḫabaštu, kandalu, kawalzuru, mussaḫruhousehold utensil made of wood, kannulatḫu, maššānuhousehold utensils, furnishings, numātuhouse in the city, ālu, in bīt ālihousekeeper, (lit. prudent woman), emuqtuhouse maintenance, repair, performance of duties, ēpišānūtuhouse of the bride’s family where the wedding takes place, wedding, emūtu, in bīt emūtihouse of the bride’s family where the wedding takes place, wedding, emūtu, in bīt emūtihouse, part of a house, appannu, durinnuhouse, part of a private house, residence of the enu-priest or entu-priestess, pasture, meadow, taboo, gipāruhouse, type of house, arpanihousehold, a small household item, kipunannuhousehold utensil, awatamulušhehousework, to do housework, bītu-a’how? interj. akkā’i, kȋhow, thus, in this manner, adv., kīamhowl, to howl, roar, to cause to howl, to complain, to complain again and again, to cause to complain, to grumble, nazāmu howl, to howl?, laḫābuhowl, to growl, groan, cry out, labûhowling, bleating, adj., lābûhowling, roaring, raging, adj., nā’iruhowling, whining (said of wind), squeaking (said of a door), adj., nāziquhow much? interr., akkā’iki, kīma’hub (of a wheel), net interstice, hole (of a kiln), eye, bubble, spring, eye-shaped pebble (of precious stone), īnuhuge, adj., gitpāšuhuge, overbearing, proud, gapšuhuge, to be huge, massive, gapāšuhum, to hum, to murmur (said of water), low, chirp, ḫabābuhuman being (in contrast to gods and animals) amīluhuman being, somebody, anybody, mankind, the human species, people, amīlūtuhuman beings, mankind, people, workmen, soldiers, inhabitants, population, subjects of a king, serfs, retainers belonging to an estate, a household, a palace, or a person, family, members of a family, nišūhuman body part, gubgubu, *ḫaltappātu, ḫišû

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human body part, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuhuman body part, shell creature, aquatic animal with a shell, dāduhuman body part, possibly the waist, ḫanṣātuhuman body parts, house enclosure, fortification wall, city wall, inner city wall, fortress, dūruhuman defect, describing a defect of the human body, adj., ḫabšuhuman-like, adv., nišišhuman or animal body part, ḫamurītuHumbaba god, reptile with head like that of the god, ḫumbabītuhumble, to humble oneself, damāšuhumble, adj. *damṣu, ḫanšuhumble, low in status, cheap, bad in quality, small in size or quantity, maṭûhumble self, decrease, deficit, shortfall, shortage, losses, lessening, miṭītuhumble, to be humble, ašāru, adj., ašruhumble, to humble,to be poor in quality, looks, etc., to be reduced, to reduce, diminish, to be reduced to less, to diminish in strength, to diminish, in short supply, to become smaller, to cause to become small, be too small, to decrease in number, to cause a decrease in quantity, to be missing, to be short a given quantity, to become weak, slow, to treat badly, to place someone in a bad position, to weaken, bereft, maṭûhumbly, ašrišhumbly, to beg humbly), to act humbly, to exhibit utmost humility (in gestures), to pray contritely (always with appu, labānuhumility, to exhibit utmost humility (in gestures), to beg humbly), to act humbly, to pray contritely (always with appu, labānuhumming, ḫubbuhump, asqubbītuhunger, famine, nibrītuhungry, adj., emṣuhungry, to be hungry, emēṣuhundred, meat, meruhunt, to hunt, ba’āru, bu’ru, ṣēruhunter, trapper, ḫābiluhunting dogs keeper, kalbu, in ša kalbēhunting expedition, *dajāituhurl, to hurl, to shoot, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to pile up barley, deposit silver, to drop, to scatter, to discard, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākuhurry, concern, duluḫtuhurry, to hasten, arāḫu

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hurriedly, in a perturbed mood, dulluḫišhurt, to hurt, bother, to strike, to touch, affect, hurt repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, abnormal, anomalous (said of ominous features), to strike a chord, defeat, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to write down, to bother?, to write, to play a stringed instrument, to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, to overthrow, defeat, to be defeated, overthrown, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātuhurt, to consume? to sting, kasāsuhurt, to injure, ruin, to smash, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to destroy an object, to break (a tablet), to invalidate (a document), demolish, to cut wood trees, divide, to break off, to crush, to break into, ḫepûhusband, lover, išḫûhusband, man, warrior, mutuhusband, position of a husband, herioism, masculinity, mutūtuhusband’s family, emūtuhusk, chaff, awn, iltuhusker, barley husker, muqallipuhut, shepherd’s reed hut or shelter, maṣalluhymn, final part of a hymn, kišubûhypogastric region (lower stomach), wooden part of implement, stone bead, emšu

II, pron., anāku (OAkk., on)I, pron., anukiice, snow, cold, kuppūidea, clever or ingenious idea, ingenuity, skillful work, trick, cunning, deception, nikiltuidentify, assign, to announce, to be appointed, to recognize, to be recognized, reveal, to mark, in a daze, intentionally, neglect, to disregard, to be unable to, to be unused to, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, knowingly, unwittingly, unconsciously, to inform, to make known, revealed, proclaim, to make recognizable, idûidentify, to find out, to distinguish, to be distinguished, mussûidentification, massûtu

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idle, mēkû, *mušta’uif, in case, in the manner of, according to, as soon as, when, as, that, whether, because, on account of, so that, conj. kīmaif indeed, conj., ištumaif not, conversely, jānummaif not, or else, jānûignorance, mudānūtuignorant, foolish, stupid, incompetent, adj., inadvertently, stupidly, adv., mudû, in la mudûill-boding, magically evil and dangerous, wicked, evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), unlucky, dangerous, hard, bitter, unhappy, fateful, evil, lemnuill, critically ill, critical, reverent, adj., nakduill portent, evil fate, misfortune, catastrophe, harm, misdeed, evil, a name of Mars, lumnuill-smelling oil, ikūku68

ill-smelling substance, an, kuzublatûill tempered?, angry?, adj., *nazziquill, to fall ill, to bring illness upon someone, to have a disease, to be diseased, to be concerned, to be cause for annoyance, to become troublesome, difficult, to be difficult, in difficulty, troublesome, to become displeasing, troublesome, to become angry, displeased, to cause difficulty, annoyance, to cause trouble, difficulty, to make someone worry, to make someone or something displeasing, to be troubled, annoyed, to concern oneself, to take trouble, marāṣuill-wisher, ḫādi’ānuill-wisher, gloater over other’s misfortune, ḫādûillness, an illness, a female demon, a constellation, pāšittuillness, worry, preoccupation, murṣuilluminate, to become Illuminated, bright, brighten, to become cheerful, joyous, pleased, to make cheerful, cheer up, to make clear, explicit, to elucidate, napardûilluminate, to illuminate, light, to brighten, to make sparkle, glisten, gleam, to make a building gleam, to celebrate a festival, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light up, to expose to the light, to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to illuminate, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, namāruilluminated, to become Illuminated, bright, illuminate, brighten, to become cheerful, joyous, pleased, to make cheerful, cheer up, to make clear, explicit, to elucidate, napardûimage, maṭṭalātuimage of a deity, spirit of a deceased child, evil spirit, demon, deity, god, the god, protective deity (daimon), good fortune, luck, a pair of gods, iluimage maker, ēpiš ṣalmiimage’s apparel, an article of apparel for images, ḫurābu

68 English word “icky,”: (Oxford Dictionary, “nasty or unpleasant, distastefully sentimental. Origin: Perhaps related to sick or to the child’s word ‘ickle.’” Perhaps the English word came from Akkadian?

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Imbecile, like an imbecile, lēȋš, in la lēȋšimmediately, adv., ḫamuttišimmediately, quickly, suddenly, adv., ḫantisimmerse, immersed, to dam (a canal or waterway), obstruct, soak, intertwine, to do promptly?, to have done promptly?, to have soaked, to become intertwined?, to be done promptly?, karāku immeasurable, unsurpassed in number, narbâtu, in la narbâtiimmigrants, errebtuimmobilize, to make immobile, to be lame, to hinder movements, to be paralyzed, kabāluimpending, adj., itkupuimperative, harsh, obstinate, tyrannical, thick, serious, savage, reliable, massive, legitimate, loud, steady, urgent, pressing, powerful, mighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, bad, dannuimpetuous, goring (bull), wild, proud (deity or person), kadruimpetuosity, irḫūtuimplement, an implement, kanassarru, kurādu, mazarunuimplement, a tool, aripšeimplement, a wooden implement, markutu, namulluimplement, agricultural, amandēnu?, argukku, amandēnu?, ḫaḫḫaru,69 mašlaḫu, mašqartuimplement, an implement, manza’tu, mukillu, pašultu, pattarānu implement, an implement, loom part, musabbituimplement, an implement for lifting or climbing, a kind of offering, merdītuimplement maker, of, ampannus, ampannuḫiu implement metal tip, appatuimplement, movable part of an implement, a type of pavement, service (regular), commerce?, a swinging door?, muttalliktuimplement or object, ḫassapuimplement, small metal implement, daššuimplement used in eating, mušākiluimplement used in the fabrication of bricks, murammû, mutaqqinuimplement, wooden, ampannu, namuṣuimplement, wooden implement or furnishing, papatuimplement, wooden implement or utensil, nasrāmuimplement wooden part, stone bead, hypogastric region (lower stomach), emšuimplements, utensils, tools, ritual, ritual procedure, construction, doings, procedure, undertaking, activity, nēpešuimport duty, income, gifts, presents (to a god or king), offering, amount, irbuimportant, honored, grievous, dangerous, abundant, heavy, dense, substantial, severe, serious, venerable, influential person at the royal court, kabtuimportant, main body of an army, grave matter, an euphemism for the left hand, double pot, kabittuimportant, serious, strong, dunnunuimportant, to become important, to show respect, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an

69 Akkadian, ḫaḫḫaru, agricultural implement, English word “harrow” [<ME harwe]: a farm implement having a heavy framewith teeth or upright disks, used to break up plowed ground, to break up soil with a harrow, to distrewss greatly, torment.

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oath, rich, to become painful, to honor a person, honored, to give honor, to be honored, to hatch (said of a bird), bothersome, to become difficult, lethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātuimpost, complaint, tax, support, staff, a seat or couch, an astronomical term, nēmettuimpotent, impure, abnormal, irregular, unjust, polluted, unjustly treated, unfortunate, isaru, in išaruimpoverish, to become poor, lapānuimpoverished, to become impoverished, to become dilapidated, weak, shaky, to be out of funds, enēšuimpregnable, inaccessible, difficult, diseased, sick, severe, grievous, bitter, marṣuimpregnate, pregnant, to be pregnant, to conceive, erûimpress clay, to make an impression of the hem on clay, to drag (over the ground), to drag around, to teasel cloth, to drive around, to postpone?, mašāruimprison, to imprison, to keep prisoner, to fetter, to put in fetters, to have put in fetters, to be put in fetters, to take captive, pāduimprison, to make prisoner, to raid, to make a journey, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to approach someone, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to be sufficient, to find, to conquer a country, a city, to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to drive (horses), to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašāduimprisoned, locked, edluimprisonment?, pīduimprisonment, captivity, finale of a song, kīluimprisonment, detainment, difficulties, hard times, mēsiruimprisonment, prison, ḫušaurūtuimproper, high-handed, to be arrogant, to allow to be arrogant, pahāzuimproper matters, malicious, treacherous talk, foolish talk, foolishness, nullâtuimprove, to improve, prosper, to have good luck, fortune, be propitious, to be pleasing, embellish, be gracious, do a favor, treat kindly, do good deeds, execute efficiently, provide propitious omens, damāquimpudent, fearless, la ādiruimpure, abnormal, irregular, unjust, polluted, unjustly treated, unfortunate, impotent, isaru, in išaruin (prep., among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuin a group, all over, at every occasion, unanimously, collectively, everywhere, same extent, to the same extent or degree, each one, (of two or more persons, objects, etc., enumerated), mitḫārišin addition, adv., ittȋin addition, moreover, besides, furthermore, indeed, as well, appūnain addition to, apart from, above, over, upstream, prep., elēn, elēnuin addition, moreover, besides, furthermore, indeed, as well, appūnain case, in the manner of, according to, as soon as, when, as, that, whether, because, on account of, if, so that, conj. kīma

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in due form, correctly, according to expectation, duly, truthfully, loyally, steadily, firmly, kīnišin either case, barter, exchange, exchange object, substitute (in kind), whether or not, conj., puḫtuin every country, everywhere, all countries (as a collective), adv., mātitānin every respect, all, everywhere, anywhere, adv., kališin every respect, in one act, jointly, instantly, together, at the same time, as one group, all together, ištēnišin front, before, adv., muttiš, panišin front, in the past, formerly, adv., panain lieu of, in the manner of, like, as, according to, corresponding to, instead of, prep., kīmain, on, from, through, prep., ina70

in place of, instead of, for, prep., kīmūin the likeness of, before, ahead of, vanguard, lead, front side, front part, in front of, counterpart, equivalent, answer, copy of a document, opposite, level with, miḫirtuin the manner of, according to, as soon as, when, as, that, whether, because, on account of, if, in case, so that, conj. Kīmain the manner of, like, as, according to, corresponding to, instead of, in lieu of, prep., kīmain this manner, as follows, on account of this, for such reason, adv., kīnannain this manner, how, thus, adv., kīamin the past, formerly, in front, adv., panain this respect, on this account, adv., skull, top of the head, topside, alone and with, upper part, upon, over, on top, prep., thereupon, muḫḫuin this way, kīakīinaccessible, difficult, diseased, sick, impregnable, severe, grievous, bitter, marṣuinaccessible, hidden, adj., pazruinaccessible place, safekeeping, deposit, nabšûinadvertently, stupidly, adv., incompetent, stupid, ignorant, foolish, adj., mudû, in la mudûincantation magic formula, dihun dihunincantation magic formula, ḫaltib, in ḫaltib ḫaltib incantation magic formula, ḫatib, in ḫatib ḫatibincantation magic formula, ḫubba, in ḫubba ḫubbaincantation magic formula, ḫulqi, in ḫulqi ḫulqiincantation magic formula, ḫušria, in ḫušria ḫušriaincantation magic formula, ḫutul, in ḫutul ḫutulincantation priest, dimmaḫḫuincantation priest, dimmaḫḫuincantation, recitations of an incantation, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), string of beads (of a fixed number), limbs, figure, counting (as an act or technique), standard of coinage, contingent of soldiers, minûtuincapable, emūqu in la emūqāincendiary, adj., muttapḫu

70 Akkadian, ina, prep., in, on, from, through, Scots-Gaelic, ann, in, Tocharian, ane, adv., inside, into, Belarusian, у, u, in, Latvian, in, in, Romanian, ÎN, in, Armenian, ին, in, in, Albanian, në, in, Latin, in, in, into, etc., Irish, i, in, Scots-Gaelic, ann, in, Welsh, yn, in, Italian, in, in, French, in, prep. in, at, to, within, etc., English, in, into, on to, towards, against, etc., Etruscan, en,? Persian, andar, اندر in, inside, into, on, within, Hittite, andan, in, to, Georgian, შემოსული, shemosuli, in, Finnish-Uralic, sisään, in, Greek, σε, se, in.

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indeed, yes, anna, anni, annûindemnity (for alost object), status of a person given as a distrainee for a debt, replacement (for a distrained person), kiššatu

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indented, deeply cut, adj., ḫudduduindifference, indifference moveing, wander aimlessly, prowl, wander in despair, move unnaturally, dâluindigent, powerless, adj., lalânûindividual, solitary, single person or object, ēduindividual line, isolated, mudidluindividually, one-by-one, adv., īdišam infant child, ginûinfant (suckling), dumugabûinfant, young, suckling, suckling child, lakûinfect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, to assign, accuse, mix, add up, meet, emēduinfect, to infect, said of li’bu-disease, to infect with li’bu, infected, to afflict, to be afflicted, la’ābuinfected, to infect, said of li’bu-disease, to infect with li’bu, to afflict, to be afflicted, la’ābuinfectious, contagious, adj., muštaḫḫizuinferior, small, dalluinfestation with vermin, ḫatātituinfested, person infested with vermin, adj., ḫatitan, ḫattītu, ḫuttutuinflammation, fire (as a natural phenomenon), fire (produced for specific purposes), fire signal, abscess, išātuinflamed, to heat, to burn, to make glow, set aglow, cause fever, make feverish, restless, ḫamātuinflate, blow into somebody, said of evil spirits, to blow away spirit from dead body, edēpuinflated, to be thick, ḫašāšuinflation, ḫiššatuinfluential person at the royal court, important, honored, grievous, dangerous, abundant, heavy, dense, substantial, severe, serious, venerable, kabtuinform, to inform, to mark, in a daze, intentionally, neglect, to disregard, to be unable to, to be unused to, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, knowingly, unwittingly, unconsciously, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûinform, to know, understand, instruct, prescribe, to be understood, to be recognizable (said of stars) ḫakāmuinformant, captured informant, person (captured) able to give information, person or people speaking a foreign language, nationality, technical language, special language or dialect, commentary, slander, gossip, report, wording, statement, tongue, tongue of a flame, blade of a weapon or tool, plowshare, ingot, lišānuinformant, person able to give information, lisānu, in ša lišāniinformation, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, declaration, testimony, mind, mood, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse,

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setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûinformation, knowledge, wisdom, mudûtuinformation, notice, di’atuinformer, adviser, mušēdûingenious, clever, artistic, artful, sophisticated, complicated, adj., nakluingenious or clever idea, ingenuity, skillful work, trick, cunning, deception, nikiltuingenuity, naklūtuingenuity, skillful work, ingenious or clever idea, trick, cunning, deception, nikiltuingenuity, trick, deception, nikluingot, gubāruingot, blade of a weapon or tool, tongue of a flame, statement, wording, report, gossip, slander, commentary, language, technical language, special language or dialect, nationality, person or people speaking a foreign language, person (captured) able to give information, plowshare, lišānuingot (metal cast in a specific form, i.e., bar or the like, to be used by the smith to manufacture certain objects), kušruingot or weight, ganūnuingredients, delivery, maššītuingredients intended, for gariṣtu-bread, *gurruṣuingredients, raw materials, maškantuinhabitant of town, present, sitting, tenant, living in a house, ašbuinformed, to become informed, inform somebody, to charge somebody with an expense, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, to understand, to learn a craft, a skill, to become knowledgeable, to know each other, to know sexually, to become known, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to understand, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, lamāduinformer, kašudûinformer, spy, denouncer, munaggiruin front of, on account of, by, from, before, lapaniingenious, to execute in an ingenious, artistic, refined, sophisticated way, to have something done ingeniously, to cheat, to deceive, to play a trick, play tricks, to act cleverly, nakāluinhabitant of town, present, sitting, tenant, living in a house, ašbuinhabitants, soldiers, workmen, people, human beings, mankind, population, subjects of a king, serfs, retainers belonging to an estate, a household, a palace, or a person, family, members of a family, nišūinhabited, ašbuinherited, owned for a long time, customary, established, traditional, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote (said of buildings, temples, city walls, ruins, gods, kings and historical persons), worn (said of garments), used (said of objects), rancid, stale, aged, old, ancient, past, old (as opposed to fresh), native, original, previous, former, traditional, customary, established, (said of customs, offerings, measures), remote, ancient, old (said of trusted, faithful, old retainers, long-time residents, etc.), old (as opposed to new), original, previous, former, old, abandoned, ruined (said of private buildings), labīruinjure, ruin, to smash, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to destroy an object, to break (a tablet), to invalidate (a document), demolish, to cut wood trees, divide, to break off, to crush, hurt, to break into, ḫepû

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injure, to cause an eye injury, perhaps to blind, ḫuppuduinjure, to fail, to sin, to trespass, to commit an offense, to neglect, to make a mistake, miss, to damage, ḫaṭûinjure, to injure, nasākuinjustice, lie, pariktuinner, of the inner part, inside, libbānuinnumerable, almīninscribed, stone monument inscribed with laws and regulations, memorial monument set up by a king, boundary stone, narûinscription, object bearing a royal inscription, musarûinscription, text, mašṭaruinscription, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to speak a falsehood, to contest an agreement, to deny a statement, a fact, to contradict, to become unintelligible, unusual, strange, different, to become angry, to refuse, to refuse a request, to expel evil, disease, etc., to go into exile, to be countermanded, to countermand, overrule a command, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to cause enmity, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to become deranged, to talk senselessl, to have an unhealthy appearance, to move away, to appropriate property, to take a person away, to become mutual enemies, to move away, to deny, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakāruinsect, a biting insect, kuzāzuinsect, a destructive insect, kazazakkuinsect, a green winged insect, a bird, ḫanzizītuinsect, a small insect, ibḫuinsect, a small insect, female snake charmer, mušlaḫḫatuinsect, an insect, dimānu, kalab Ŝamaš, kuluppu, nenegallu, pilakki Īštar, pispisuinsect, an insect, female demon, a plant, ḫallulajainsect, an insect, a cereal, kulilītuinsect, an insect, a demon, aburrisānu, burrisānuinsect, an insect, a field pest, mubattiruinsect, an insect, calf, foal (donkey or horse), mūruinsect, an insect (Lit. lion fly), labbu, in zumbi labêinsect, an insect, (lit. reaper of the surface of the water), ēṣid pān mêinsect, craftsman working in wood and metal, gurgurruinsect larva, ḫarsapnuinsect (lit., sow), ḫuzīrtu

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insect, or an animal, adaruinsect, plant, dajae, ilqituinsert into a center, to become severed, sting, to pierce, dakāšuinsert, to insert, to place a stone in a mounting, to put on clothing, to put something into a container, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûinside, of the inner part, libbānuinside information, omen, ominous, notice, acknowledgment, written proof, password, signal, diagram, characteristic, feature, sign, mark, ittuinside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, womb, pith of plants, a type of document, etc., mind, thought, intention, courage, wish, desire, choice, preference, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuinsigne, an insigne of kingship, hegemony, dynasty of a country or tribal group, supremacy of a deity, reign of a king, reign, term of office, rotation in office, palûinsignia, symbol, office, temple office, power, divine authority, income from a prebend, prebend, ritual, rite, authoritative decision, command,decree, custom, practice, parṣuinsignificant, negligible (person or thing), adj., itnušuinsincerity, high land, high terrain, outside, outer or upper part, penthouse, top part, deception, top pack, millstone, upper millstone, upper or outer garment, elītuinsolence, irḫu, mēreḫtuinsolent?, nuḫḫubuinsolently, ekṣišinsolently, rashly, adv. erḫānišinspect, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to have a dream, to own, to be visible, to wait, to judge, to see fit, to wait?, to point toward, to point toward each other, to face, to face each other, to be of equal value, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭāluinspect, to inspect, to check, scrutinize?, to look for, to search for, pâruinspect, to inspect, to discover, to examine, to gaze at, to show, to cause irritation, preoccupation, trouble, concern, to see to, face, to face, to look at, to look, to look favorably upon, to see, behold, palāsuinspect, to inspect, to make a test (by repeating an extispicy), to count, to administer a temple, a country, the world, etc., to take care of a house, animals, people, booty, etc., to provide a person with food, to appoint a person to an office, to assign a person to a task, to assign fields, cattle, a town, etc., to a person, to give a person an order, to put a person in charge, hand over persons, valuables, tables, messages, objects, animals, staples, life,

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goodwill, etc., to entrust, for transportation, safekeeping, storage, herding, to muster, to be concerned, to be careful, to exert oneself conscientiousl, paqāduinspection, control, provisions, provisioning, muster, checking on an extispicy, repetition of an extispicy, charge, assignment, responsibility, post, piqittuinspection, to make an inspection, minūtuinspector chief, dajālu, in rab dajāli inspector, controller, muttaplisuinspector, scout, dajāluinspector, spyhole, watchful, said of gods and demons, ḫa’āṭuinspector, slave inspector?, mumassûinspiring?, fear, kummusuinstalled, loyal, legitimate, established, adj., kunnuinstallment, withdrawal, nišruinstantly, together, jointly, at the same time, as one group, in one act, in every respect, all together, ištēnišinstead, additionally, accordingly, adv., kīmūinstead, correspondingly, as a replacement, kūminstead of, prep., pâḫinstead of, because, according to, conj., kīmūinstead of, from, before, with, in the presence of, ašarinstead of, in lieu of, in the manner of, like, as, according to, corresponding to, prep., kīmainstead of, in place of, for, kīmūinstead of, (prep., like, belonging to, from, in, among, according to), parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuinstigate, to instigate, exhibit, explain, to expose to the sun, to become exposed, to reveal (something hidden), reveal, to offer to a god, to assign, to produce a person, to point out, to show a document, to show somebody the peg driven in a field (as legal act accompanying the transfer of a field), to show an item to be accounted for, to disclose, to show an (ominous) sign, to advise, to teach, to instruct, to give an order, to show a particular mood or attitude, to make someone experience prosperity, hardship, to be shown, offered, to show, to disclose, to produce, to grant, to show, kullumuinstigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, information, declaration, testimony, mind, mood, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûinstigator, mudekkûinstigator, who induces somebody to make a claim, person who initiates a legal procedure, one who misleads, mušadbibuinstruct, check, control, organize, marshall forces, muster, to provide food rations, be mustered, ašāruinstruct, inform, to know, understand, prescribe, to be understood, to be recognizable (said of stars)

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intelligible, clear, murruquintelligible, to become intelligible, clear, to light, to brighten, illuminate, to make sparkle, glisten, gleam, to make a building gleam, to celebrate a festival, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light up, to expose to the light, to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to illuminate, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, namāruintent, conscious intent, intellectual capacity, decision of a deity, order, instruction, advice, mood, spirit, consent, milkuintention, choice, wish, past, past time, ranking position, appearance, looks, surface, front, front part, plan, purpose, concern, consideration, opinion, reciprocal (math term), face, visage, dignity, prestige, panuintention, fraudulent intention, evil, nullanuintention, merchandise consignment, silver given for free disposition, supplies, desire, wish, request, mēreštuintention, thought, mind, courage, wish, desire, choice, preference womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbuintentionally, neglect, to disregard, to be unable to, to be unused to, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, knowingly, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûintercede, to intercede, abbûtu, abbūtuintercourse, person who has had intercourse, nā’ikānuintercourse, to have illicit sexual intercourse, to have illicit intercourse repeatedly, to permit intercourse, to fornicate, nâku interdicted, forbidden thing, place or action, ikkibuinterest, debt, obligation (with interest), ḫubulluinterfere, confuse, denounce, disturb, embarrass, blur eyes, stir up, roil water, become troubled, dalāḫuinterferer, mupallisuinterlaced, ḫutputuinterlocked, embracing each other, nanduruintermingle, to intermingle, to be collected, to direct one’s attention, to permit, to allow, to do business, to sell, to cause to sell, to be sold, to make a person take an oath, to transfer persons, valuables, real estate, to grant a share, to grant progeny, to offer a gift, a sacrifice, to make a payment, give, to give, to be given, to hand over, to hand over a document, an insigne, to cause to hand over (silver, goods, etc.), to entrust a boat, to proffer (water, a goblet), to create, to surrender, extradite, to

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assign a person, etc., to grant powers, qualities, etc. (said mainly of gods), to give a result, a value, to agree to swear to an oath to each other, deliberate, to discuss, to be delivered, nadānuinterpret, to relate, to recount, explain, to declare to each other, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to pack, to sell, to be sold, to resolve (a legal case), to settle, to appease, to relax, to undo, to be undone, to release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), exorcise, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to free, to free a person, to calm, to be calmed, to interpret dreams, to cause to untie a rope, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašāruinterpreter of dreams, occupation concerned with textiles, mupašširuinterpretation, hidden meaning, pišruinterstice of a net, itannuintertwine, to become intertwined?, to soak, to immerse, to dam (a canal or waterway), obstruct, to do promptly?, to have done promptly?, to have soaked, immersed, to be done promptly?, karākuintertwined, convoluted, adj., patluintertwined, entangled, crossed, complex, difficult, crooked, distorted, untrue, adj., itguruintertwined trees, to be intertwined (said of trees) to coat with bronze, cover, to clothe, to enter surreptitiously, to slip in or through, ḫalāpuinterrupt, to cut off, to cut down orchards, fruit trees, kašāṭuintervene, to be made to intervene, to release for, to make reach, to take responsibility for, to do what one wants, to have full discretion, to amount to, to be sufficient for, to provide sufficient help, to make suffice, to use sufficient quantities of ingredients (to prepared a medication), to be able to, to be able, to be equal to, to make equal, to give somebody full discretion, to make a serious effort, maṣûintestinal disease?, musarûintestinal cover, (in kulum libbi the part of the animal body which covers the intestines), kutmuintestinal fatty tissue, a growth on the skin, ḫimṣuintestinal trouble, ti have intestinal trouble, emēruintimidator, troublemaker, adj., mugallituintroductory word, particle introducing direct speech, enmaintruder, newcomer, person accepted into the family, errebuinvade, to attack, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to happen, hand down, to diminish, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to afflict, to make silver come in, to overpower in battle, to strike down, to overthrow, defeat an enemy, a country, to strike with pestilence, to kill animals in a hunt, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātuinvade, to come (of taxes or months), to enter, to enter, to enter into the king or god’s presence, to penetrate, to return, to arrive, to go home, to bring something to enter a house, city, erēbuinvalid, to become invalid (said of a tablet), to die, to put somebody to death, to cause the death of somebody, mâtuinvalidate (a document), hurt, injure, ruin, to smash, repudiate (an agreement), split in half, wreck, to destroy an object, to break (a tablet), demolish, to cut wood trees, divide, to break off, to crush, to break

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into, ḫepûinventory, list, copy of a written document, answer, reply, antiphony, person of equal rank, fellow, equivalent, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫruinverted, in an inverted position, enītainvestigate, penetrate into, trace, search, to survey, examine, watch over, to take care of, to explore, to weight out, pay, ḫâṭuinvestigate, to examine someone’s mood, to question, to check measurements, calculations, to check on work in progress, to test, to put to a test, to try, to try out, to try to do something, to be circumspect, to attempt, latākuinvestigate, to investigate a case, dibbu, kutaliuinvestigate, to investigate a judicial, political matter, to make a decision, to render a verdict, to depart, to wean, to alienate, separate, to sever relations, to divide a number, a whole, to staunch (flow of liquids), to cut off (deliveries, income, activities, messengers, etc.), to stop, to block, cut off water and roads, to block evil, to stifle sound, to bar access, to apportion persons, animals, staples, to take care of (a person, a situation), to determine by divination, to decide the future, to chop off, dismember, to distinguish, parāsuinvestigate, to investigate an affair, amatu-ainvestigate, to make an investigation, dinu-ainvestigate, to study, to remind, to worry, to give information, to pay attention, to be concerned, worried, to be pious, to think of a deity = to heed a diety, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to mention, ḫasāsuinvert, to alternate, to change, to displace, to shift, to revoke terms, commands, retract, substitute, interchange, replace one another, to be revoked, enûinvade, to come (of taxes or months), to enter, to enter, to enter into the king or god’s presence, to penetrate, to return, to arrive, to go home, to bring something to enter a house, city, erēbuinvalid, not binding, naḫruinverted, in an inverted position, enītainvestigator, searcher, mubē’ûinvoke, to summon, to name, to give a name, to be named, call a person (to exercise a function), appointed, to appoint a person to an office, to decree, to proclaim, to command, to make known, to count among, to cause to proclaim, called upon, nabûIraq, in Iraq, *muzzakruirascible, to be irascible, to become angry, wrathful, to be angry with each other, to make angry, to become angered, kamāluiron tool, ḫālilu,nanšaḫûirregular, impure, abnormal, unjust, polluted, unjustly treated, unfortunate, impotent, isaru, in išaru irrigate, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to take off, discard, a garment, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to

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erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûirrigation regulation (lit. opener), adj., mupettûirrigated field, irrigation, dāluirrigated fields, irrigated by water drawn from wells, daluwātu72

irrigation canal, namkaruirrigation dike, dam, kilâtuirrigation ditch, canal, palguirrigation, flooding of fields, an irrigated or irrigable field, mikruirrigation, using water from a well, dālu, dīluirrigation outlet, watering place, potion, drink, a feature on the liver, mašqītuirrigation system part, ravine, gully, natbaktuirrigator, mēkiruirrigator, water drawer, gardener, dālûirrigator, worker on irrigation ditches, ēsip ikiirritability, temper, ikkuirritation, to cause irritation, preoccupation, trouble, concern, to see to, face, to face, to look at, to show, to look gaze at, to look favorably upon, to see, to examine, to discover, to inspect, behold, palāsuiron, iron stone, stone or bead, parzilluiron implement, an iron implement, ḫaḫḫuiron object, *laḫšuiron smelting, to smelt iron, parzilluironsmith, parzillu, in ša parzilliiron tool, ḫāliluis it not so? indeed, jānû73

is, happens, build, construct, cultivate, manufacture, to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, epēšuisolated, unattached, lone person, aloneness, ēdēnuisland, province, district, nagûisolate, to isolate, segregate, early, parāquisolated, individual line, mudidluĪštar, an epithet of Īštar, *itburu, *kadriuĪštar, an epithet of Īštar, (lit. the Divine), ištarītuĪštar epithet, light (as poetic term, an epithet of Īštar and the moon god), luminary, nannaru

72 Akkadian, daluwātu, irrigated fields, irrigated by water drawn from wells, (dālu, irrigated field), Sanskrit, udan, water, udavAha, bringing water, Latvian, ūdens, water, Armenian, ջուր, jur, water, to water, Welsh, i ddŵr, to water, dŵr, water, Hittite, wadr/widen, wētt-, water, wida, wet, Sanskrit, apas, wet, Avestan, âpa [ap], (duNA) âfsh, water, Persian, âb, اب water, Latvian, aplaistīt, to water, Romanian, la apă, to water, apă, water, Greek, ύδωρ, ýdor, water, English, water [<OE waeter], Hittite, watar (Gen. sing.), wetenas, water, warsa, dew, Belarusian, ў вадзе, ŭ vadzie, to water, вада, vada, water, Croatian, zalijevati, to water, voda, water, Polish, do wody, to water, woda, water, Finnish-Uralic, veteen, to water, vesi, water, Albanian, vadit, vadis, water, Gothic, wato, water, Hurrian, šije, water, šijə, water, river, Georgian, წყალი, ts’q’ali, water, Albanian, në ujë, to water, ujë, Latin, aqua-ae, water, Italian, ad acqua, to water, acqua, water, Irish, chun uisce, to water, ujisce, water, Scots-Gaelic, gu uisge (to water, uisge, water, French, eau, water, Latin, rigo-are, to water, Italian, irrigare, to irrigate, English, irrigate, to irrigate, Etruscan, riges (RibES?), rigo (RIbV)?, ricu (RICF)?.73 Akkadian, jānû is it not so?, indeed, Latin, nonne.

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Īštar of Kiš, kiššituĪštar, member of the temple-personnel (of Īštar), actor, performing dances and music, kulu’uit may be that (epistolary expression), perhaps, adv., pīqatitch, to itch, ḫarāsuitch, to make itch, rub, kadāduIštar, an emblem of Ištar, maṣraḫtuIstar’s cult attendant, assinnuIstar cult attendant’s position, assinūtuivory, a qualification of ivory, gilāmu

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jailed man, prisoner, kīlu, in ša kīlijasper, jašpûjar, a jar, kulmittujar for liquids used in libating, *pagalujar of two seahs, kaptukkûjar, storage jar, ḫuttu, namṣartujar, storage jar or bin, produce of a field, yield, išpikū jar, storage jar, silo, storehouse (for barley, dates, oil), granary, capacity, stores of barley?, cargo boat, našpakujaundice, a name for the sparrow, amurriqānujaundice, god of jaundice, aḫḫāzujavelin, a thrusting weapon, *jakītujaw, laḫûjaw, inner jaw, lašḫujaw (upper and lower), cheekbone, isujest, joke, namûtujester, ēpiš nu’ûtijeweler, craft of the jeweler, kabšarrūtujeweler, stone mason, kabšarrujewelry, dumāqujewelry, a kind of jewelry or ornament, kamītujewelry, a piece of jewelry, allu, annuqu, (Hurrian word:), aqarhu, atannu, ediptu, gamagallu, ḫindu, gungupinnu, ḫarḫašakku, ḫarušḫu, igbaru, ituzarri, izziḫu, (Hurrian word kapissuḫḫe), kizzu, mašḫujewelry, piece of jewelry or amulet worn around the neck, neck scarf, necklace, neck, throat (of a human being, a god, or an animal, ofen including the head and shoulders), string of beads, bank of a river, canal, ditch, shore of the sea, edge of a well, rim of a pot, etc., kišādu jewelry, a piece of jewelry or a stone, maškartujewelry, a piece of jewelry, probably a necklace, marbiqatujewelry, a piece of jewelry or ornament, dašannujewelry, a piece of jewelry set with stones, gusigujewelry, a piece of jewelry or ornament consisting of a precious stone, guggubu

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jewelry, a piece of jewelry or tag, work obligation, tax, impost, support, stanchion, imdujewelry, a small piece of jewelry, karadnannujewelry plaque, a square plaque of gold or precious stone used as a piece of jewelry, gištuppujewelry, to put on jewelry, etc., to affix a clay tag, to fasten a lock, to insert, to place a stone in a mounting, to put on clothing, to put something into a container, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûjoke, jest, namûtujoin together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, to inflict diseases, to assign, accuse, mix, add up, meet, emēdujoin, to be joined, tie objects together, to paralyze limbs and parts of the body, bond, to bond bricks or blocks of stone, to bind, to bind hands and feet, to bind magically, arrest a person, to put a person in fetters, to be fettered, to demand payment, kasûjoin, to tie, bind together, construct buildings, etc., to collect, to compose a text, to give relief, to strengthen, to repair, to organize, assemble a body of soldiers into a military formation, to form a herd of animals, to make regulations, to organize a group, a country, to set up a battle array, to prepare for battle, to plot evil, to cluster, gather, concentrate, make compact, to work for wages, to become joined, put together, to tie together, to surround with a fence or net, to fortify, to assemble, to prepare for battle, to compact, to assemble, to make ready for battle, to concentrate, to join together, to make ready for battle, to make ready, to gather, to be tied, bound together, kaṣārujoined, linked, girt, braided, kiṣṣurujoining forces, banding together, adj., muttetendujoint, collected, agglomerated, itmudujoint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, a feature of the exta, anger, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣrujointly, instantly, together, at the same time, as one group, in one act, in every respect, all together, ištēnišjourney, march, military campaign, path, road, caravan, business trip, expeditionary force, travel provisions, girrujourney, to undertake a journey, ḫarrānujourney, to make a journey, to approach ( a person, an authority), with a claim, a complaint, to approach someone, to amount to, to reach, to reach and equal in value, arrive (said of a moment in time), to be sufficient, to find, to conquer a country, a city, to defeat an enemy, to be victorious, to capture an enemy, to arrest a fugitive, a criminal, to surprise (in the act), to seize (said of diseases, evil spirits, misfortunes, etc.), to obtain a wish, knowledge, good health, luck, a friend, to attain old age, to win a case, to obtain possession of objects, merchandise, etc., to get hold of (in various shades of

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meaning), to finish completely, to chase away, pursue, to drive away, drive into exile, to disinherit, to drive away evil spirits, to remove sins, etc., to drive (horses), to defeat an enemy, to conquer, to raid, to make prisoner, to seize, to send, to pertain to property, to a right, etc., kašādujourney, trip, business trip, road, path, highway, travel, venture, caravan, business capital, military campaign, expedition, raid, expeditionary force, army, corvée work, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānujoy, ebiru, elșu, ḫabṣūtu, ḫadḫtu, ḫašāšu, ḫidâtu, ḫudātu, ḫudūtu, išūtu, kadāšu, mēleṣu?joy, consent, ḫadûjoy, exclamation of joy, ḫidâtu, in ša ḫidâtijoy, happiness, ḫudû, ḫūdujoy, jubilation, nūgujoy, merry-making, ḫidūtujoyful, elșujoyful exclamation, ellēa ellēamajoyful music, merry-making, nigûtujoyfully, elṣišjoyous, pleasant things, nasmaḫātujoyous, to become joyous, cheerful, pleased, cheer up, cheerful, to become Illuminated, bright, brighten, illuminate, to make to make clear, explicit, to elucidate, napardûjoyously sing, nagûjubilation, elēlujubilation, joy, nūgujudicial official of high status, dātabarajudicial official of high status, dātu, in ša muḫḫi dātujudicious, counselor, deliberate, muntalkujudge, dajānujudge, to act as a judge, dajānūtujudge, to judge, to be visible, to wait, to own, to have a dream, to inspect, let see, to observe, to be attentive to, to witness, to have eyesight, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to see fit, to wait?, to point toward, to point toward each other, to face, to face each other, to be of equal value, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭālujudge, to judge, to render judgment, to start a lawsuit, to start litigation, to be judged, dânujudge, status of a judge, dajānūtujudgeship, dā’inūtujudgement, decision, verdict, punishment, legal practice, law, law article, case, lawsuit, claim, court, dīnujudgment, opinion, appearance, twinkling of an eye, wink, gaze, glance, look, ability to see, eyesight, looks, niṭlujudicial, a high judicial official, kiparujudicial or administrative official, *patiprāsujudicious, thoughtful, circumspect, deliberate, full of concern, muštālujug, a beer jug, laḫangiddû

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jug, a metal jug, kunaggujug, a small earthen jug for storage, ḫābûjug, a small jug for ritual purposes, garunnujug, a standard-capacity jug of beer, pīḫujuicy part, moist spot, tender, nurbujuggler or an acrobat, mubabbiluJupiter, a name of Jupiter, ferocious, heroic, martial, dāpinuJupiter, one of the names of the planet Jupiter, crossing, ford, ferryboat, ferry, ferrying, nēberujust as, accordingly, thus, appittijust, in good condition, favorable, normal, regular, ordinary, prosperous, straight, fair, correct, loose (said of the bowels), išarujust, loyal, normal, honest, legitimate, sound, regular, reliable, true, decent, correct, firm (in place), kīnujust person, kittu, in ša kittijustice, mīsarūtujustice, an outcry for justice, iutû justice (in general), name of a month, redress (as a legislative act to remedy certain economic malfunctions), mīšarujustice, justly, fidelity, loyalty, loyally, normal state, truth, in truth, truly, correct procedures, correctness, treaty, duly, kittujustice, right, mīšartujustice, to obtain justice, mišarūtujustice, to provide justice, dispatch, send, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to make do the right thing, thrive, to prosper, to inject an enema, clear up, to give birth easily, to charge (an enemy), straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to move the bowels, to proceed, to move straight ahead, to cause to move along a straight or correct course to prepare, to proceed, march on, to put or keep in good order, to set aright, to give correct decisions, to advance against, to become successful, to be put in order, to be fitted out correctly, ešērujustice, correct behavior, correct measure, truth, loyalty, stability, permanency, kīnātujustly, in righteousness, mīšariš

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kassibu, like the kassibu-plant, kassibānû Kassite, kaššukeel of a ship, backbone, spine, battering ram part, eṣenṣērukeep an oath, to keep safe, to keep in reserve, to keep secrets, to safeguard, to put in safekeeping, to watch, to watch a person, to keep a watch on someone, to be watchful, to keep watch , to keep watch for celestial phenomena, to guard, to keep somebody under guard, to stand guard, to guard a house, a fortress, etc., to be on guard, to order somebody to do guard duty, to wait, to take care of, to observe, to restrain, control, to protect, to be protected, to guarantee safe transmission, to obey commands, to observe laws, decrees, to heed, respect an institution, a word, to take care of a person’s interests, to fulfill duties to a person, to serve, to hold a city or country, to keep in mind, to heed, to obey, respect, to be on the alert, to be observed, naṣāru

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keep away, to deport, to take far away, remove, to be removed, regress, to recede, move away, back, to depart, to withdraw,to step back, to drive away, nesûkeep in custody, in confinement, to be kept away, to keep available, to keep someone from doing something, hold back a person, delay, to detain, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to deny a wish, a request, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, delay a boat, to cut off, deny water for irrigation, to retain food, urine, etc., to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be retained, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be finished, to be closed, to remain, to stay, to cease, to stop, to linger behind, kalûkeep, to pile up, to store, karāmukeeper, wine cellar keeper, kannu, in ša muḫḫi kannikeeping in good order, giving good guidance, woman who does not give birth easily, adj., muštēširukettle, dūdu, namûkettledrum, lilissukettle stand, naḫmaṣukey, namzaqukey keeper, person in charge of keys, namzaqu, in ša namzaqikey, small saw, naptētukick?, twitch?, metal powder, metal filings, carded? Wool, clearance, clearing of accounts, nipṣukick up dust, turn upside down, to tear down, to demolish, to quarry, to gouge out eyes, to blind, to gouge out (eyes, nipples), dig out, to dig up, napāukid, lalûkid, like a kid, adv., lalā’iškid, male kid, gadûkidney of an animal, region of the kidneys, small of the back, a constellation or fixed star, gibbous moon, kalītukill, to kill, *ḫadu, in ḫadumma epēšukill, to kill a person or animal, murder, execute, break a tablet, defeat, fight, to smite, be killed, dâkukill, to kill animals in a hunt, to strike down, to strike with pestilence, to overpower in battle, to make silver come in, to afflict, invade, to attack, attack (said of diseases, misfortune, fear, demons), to happen, hand down, to diminish, to arrive (said of people, fugitives, news, merchandise, etc.), to descend (said of parts of the exta), to suffer a defeat, defeat an enemy, a country, to perish, to throw oneself down, to swoop down, to collapse, collapse (said of a wall, house, statue, etc.), to fall down, to fall, to fall to the ground, into a pit, to fall upon something, to fall in battle, to suffer a downfall, to fall dead (said of cattle), to fall (said of fire, lightning, snow, stars, sleep, seed), to fall into somebody’s hands, to fall to one’s share, to collapse (said of parts of the body), to overthrow, to destroy a wall, a building, to make a deduction, to assign, forward, maqātukill, to kill, to slay, to hit, to strike with a weapon, to conquer, to destroy a city or country, nērukill, to kill, slaughter, to slaughter, to be slaughtered, to fell trees, to be felled, to hew, to cut dates from a tree, to be cut off the tree (said of dates), to diminish the size of real estate, sever, to be severed, to cut the hem of someone’s garment (in legal context), to rip a garment, to make a breach, to cut, slit the throat, to notch, clip, cut,

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to cut, to cut through, to cut off, to cut off part of a field, nakāsu74

killed, slain (said of persons, animals and trees) dikukiln, adūgu. Atūgukiln, brazier, crucible, for metal and glass, kūrukiln fire box, našrapukiln for lime and bitumen, kīrukiln, furnace, smith, oven (of the smith, potter, etc.), craftsman, armorer, engineer (as a category of soldier) kiškattûkiln, hole (of a kiln), bubble, spring, eye, pebble, eye-shaped pebble (of precious stone), wheel hub, net interstice, īnukiln, stove, brazier, a ritual performed with the kinūnu festival during which the ritual is performed, month of the festival, name of a demon, kinūnukilt, loincloth, adadu, anabu, ešûkin, blood money, blood, bloodshed, slaying, damukin, family, kimtukingship, an insigne of kingship, term of office, rotation in office, hegemony, dynasty of a country or tribal group, supremacy of a deity, reign of a king, reign, palûkinship group, clan, confederates, clique, cohorts, crew, army, host, troops (of the enemy), donkey caravan of commerce, collegium, pack of dogs, illatukind act, favor, complaisance, mercy, to return an act of kindness, to wreak vengeance, gimillukind act, to perform a kind act, to act so as to please, to be obliging, to come to an agreement, to spare, save, to make mutual concessions, gamālukindled, blazing fire, shining, rising sun, star, anpḫukindled, to be kindled, to be kindled again and again, to snort, to rattle, to rise, to glow (said of stars, moon, sun, etc.) to become visible, to light a fire, a stove, a brazier, to light fires, to set fire to a pyre, to be swollen, bloated, blown up, to become swollen, bloated again and again, to hiss, to blow something, to blow on each other?, to blow gustily, to be bloated, swollen, to flare up repeatedly, napāḫukindling, reeds used for kindling, maṭṭalukindling wood, ešše’u, giškibirru, maqaddukindling wood, reed or wood for kindling, gibillukindly, to treat a person kindly, to honor a deity, to treat an object, a building, a dead person with tender care, to treat with honor, to be spoiled, kunnûkindness, damāqukindness, divine kindness, gamālukindness, good fortune, good luck, damqukindness, returning kindness, avenger, mutīr gimilliking, (Kassite word, janzi)king, to make somebody king, šarruking, to rule as king, to be king, šarrūtuking (usurper?), ḫammāmuking, usurper king, rebel, ḫammā’u

74 Akkadian, nak ā su , to slaughter, to fell trees, to be cut off, to diminish the size of real estate, to sever, etc., Romanian, ÎNEC, ÎNNEC, kill by drowning, Latin, eneco (enico)-necar- necui- nectum; to kill, wear out, Etruscan, enac, enak, enek, Sanskrit, sūdayati, to kill slay, beat, vex, afflict, Romanian, să ucidă, to kill, Italian, uccidere, to kill.

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kingship, mulkukiss, to kiss, to kiss each other, to make a kiss, našāqu kitchen, nuḫatimmu, in bīt nuḫatimmikitchen, official in charge of the kitchen, a court dignitary, nuḫatimmu, in rabi nuḫatimmīknead, to knead, lāšuknead, to knead, to mold clay, ḫarāṣuknee, shin, calf of the leg, leggings, a measure of length, support, part of a lock, kimṣukneel, to kneel in prayer or in submission, to kneel down, to be in a kneeling position, to have someone kneel down, to squat, kamāsukneeler, one who kneels, kāmisukneeling, kamsu, nakmasuknife, mašraṭuknife, a knife, arītu, masdaruknife, a kind of knife, egataktu75

knife?, perhaps a knife, a sharp tool, patarruknife, barber’s knife, razor, naglabuknife, butcher knife, slaughter bench, naṭbaḫuknife, butchering knife, naplaqu, naplaqtuknife, dagger, sword, patruknife for cutting reeds, mašlatuknob, cap, finial, pinguknock down, dapānuknock down, to lock horns, to abut, to gore (said of animals), butt, to butt each other, to join battle, nakāpuknock down, to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûknock over, push, press, da’āpuknot made for magic purposes, knot of a plant, contingent of soldiers, troop, team of workmen or experts, rent payment, payment in kind for services or taxes, joint of the human or animal body, a feature of the exta, anger, wrath, structure, bond (of a mountain, wall), mountain fastness,

75 Akkadian, egataktu, a kind of knife, Sanskrit, taka, stem, shoot, Persian, tigh, تیغ sword, French, tic, tige, stem, shoot, trunk, Etruscan, TIK, TIKAM, TIC, TICNeR, TIGA (TIbA), TIGE (TIbE), TIGI (TIbI), TIGLO (TIbLV), Sanskrit, śarah, arrow, shoot an arrow, Hittite, GIR, knife, dagger, Armenian, սուրը, sury, sword, Tocharian, kṣur, knife, cutting, kṣurṣi, of a knife, cutting, English, sword [<OE sweord], Belarusian, меч, mieč, sword, Croatian, mač, sword, Polish, miecz, sword, Finnish-Uralic, miekka, sword, Greek, σπαθί, spathí, sword, Albanian, shpatë, sword, Italian, spada, sword, Latin, gladius-i, sword, Irish, claíomh, sword, Scots-Gaelic, cleddf-au (cledd, cleddau), sword, brace, Etruscan, glatau, glatab (bLATA8).

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concentration, strength, joint, node, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣruknot, to knot, net, ḫadāluknow, to know, edûknow, to know something or somebody, to be experienced, familiar with, versed in something, to be aware of, to care for something or somebody, to take cognizance of, to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, to be unable to, to disregard, to neglect, knowingly, intentionally, unwittingly, unconsciously, in a daze, to mark, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûknow, to know, understand, inform, instruct, prescribe, to be understood, to be recognizable (said of stars) ḫakāmuknow, to know each other, to know sexually, to become knowledgeable, to become known, informed, to become informed, inform somebody, to charge somebody with an expense, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, to understand, to learn a craft, a skill, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to understand, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, lamāduknowing (something or somebody), knowledgeable, person known (but in no definite relationship), expert, expert in a specific craft, wise, competent, learned, acquaintance, mudûknowledge, edūtuknowledge, experience, wisdom, skill, cunning, nēmequknowledge, hidden knowledge, secret, kitimtuknowledge, information, wisdom, mudûtuknowledge, instruction, precepts, iḫzuknowledge, measuring rod of twelve cubits, nindanuknowledge, specialized knowledge, protected lore, secret matter, secret plot, inner council, pirištuknowledge, technical lore of a craft, inuknowledge, wisdom, mērešuknown, adj., medûknown, as is known, as a matter of fact, adv., nindûknown, to make known, to command, to decree, to proclaim, to appoint a person to an office, appointed, to call a person (to exercise a function), to summon, to name, to give a name, to be named, to invoke, to count among, to cause to proclaim, called upon, nabû

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label attached to a tablet container, or tablet container, pisanduppulabor contingent overseer, pirru, in bēl pirrilabor detachment, work force, laborer, pirru labor pains, ḫīlūlabor, to be in labor, ḫâlulaborer, labor detachment, work force, pirrulack, need, needed materioals, supplies, necessities, desirable, useful, beloved object, ḫišiḫtu

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lack, scarcity, famine, need, requirement, a disease, ḫušaḫḫulack, want, mēkûtulacking strength or power, adj., kiššû, in la kiššûlacking, to be lacking, take along, to take objects or persons along, to be taken away, to be taken, accepted, to be taken, to take away (objects, persons, animals, fields, countries, etc.), by force or under threat, to take what is one’s due (shares of an inheritance or a partnership, of booty, toll, tax, tribute, interest, rent, etc.), take over, take in, to take something in one’s hand, to assume an obligation, to take a wife, to take up an object (for a specific purpose), to, to assume responsibility for someone, to acquire, to accept gifts, bribes, adopt (a son, a brother, etc.), to buy, to take what belongs to one, leqûladder, a small ladder, mašḫaṭuladder, burglary, crossing, scaling, ramp, retreat, change of mood, revolt, part of a field left fallow, excess, revolution of a planet, nabalkattulady’s attendant, woman hairdresser, muṣappirtulag, to lag behind, to stay behind, to be late, to be in arrears, to delay, namarkûla’ību, affected by li’bu, la’ibulair (of an animal), resting place, narbaṣulamb, gūratu76

lamb, female lamb, kalūmtulamb/kid, spring lamb/kid, adj., ḫurāpulambs, like lambs, adv., kalūmišlamb, male lamb, the young of an animal, kalūmulamb, young female lamb, parratulamb, young lamb, parrulamb, young male sheep, a fish, puḫādulame, limping, ḫuzzûlame, paralyzed, crippled, kubbululame, to be lame, to make immobile, to hinder movements, to be paralyzed, kabālulame, to be lame, to limp, ḫuzzûlame, to lame, to paralyze, immobilize, to become heavy of movement, eṣēlulameness, weakness, adj., ḫubbudulament, a lament, irarazakku, irkatardudû, irkitušakku, irnamtaggadû, irsaḫarḫubbakku, irsipittu lament, a lament, irsizkurakku, iršabadarilament to the accompaniment of a flute, irgididakku, irgigidakkulament, to wail, nabûlament, to wail, to sob, naḫāsulamentation chief, chief of the lamentation priests, chief singer of dirges in the temple, kalamāḫulamentation-priest, kalûlamentaion-priests college, craft of the kalû, corpus of texts used by the kalû, kalûtulamentation prayer, iršannišakku

76 Akkadian, gūratu, lamb, Persian, barre, lamb, Armenian, գառ, garr, lamb, Sanskrit, ajāvi, sheep, cattle, Romanian, oaie, oi sheep, sheeps, owieczka, lamb, Latin, ovium, sheep, English, ewe, female sheep [<OE eowu], Luwian, hawi, a sheep, Hittite, UDU, sheep, Lycian, xabwa, a sheep, Latin, agnae-ae (f), agnus-i (m), lamb, anninus-a-um, of a lamb Etruscan, acne, akne, aknem, AKNEV, akni, aknesem, angina, Albanian, qengj, qingj, lamb, dhen, sheep, Irish, uan, lamb, Scots-Gaelic, uan [m], lamb, Welsh, oen, lamb, oena, to lamb, English, to wean [OE wenian], Finnish-Uralic, lammas, lamb, English, lamb, lamb.

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lamentation, wailing, nubûlamp, nūru, in bīt nūrilamp, nūru, in ša nūrilamp-bowl, bowl usable as a lamp-bowl, ḫubunnulamp, light, fire, bright spot?, nūrulamp, lighting device, mušanmirtulance, azamrūtu, esmarûlance, a lance, kutāḫulance, a kind of lance or spear, imittulancer, lance bearer, aštabarrulancet or scalpel of a physician, karzillulance, azamrūtu, esmarûlancer, lance bearer, aštabarruland, area, field, region, terrain, eqluland a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, to load, to impose taxes, fines, to inflict diseases, to assign, accuse, support, to join, unite, mix, add up, to be joined together, meet, emēduland, a kind of land, kubsātiland (as against sea), country (as a political unit), open country, home country, flat country, flat space, native land, population of a country, mātuland (as a political term), territory, border, border line, region, march, miṣruland, barren, fallow land, kikallûland, cultivated land, cultivation, mērešuland, cut off a piece of a land holding, expropriate part of a holding, to deduct, remove, to have something deducted, to be deducted, removed, diminished, to reduce in size, number, intensity, to set aside, save, to cut off?, to diminish in strength, to weaken, to subtract, našāruland drained by ditches, kasluland, drilled land, meršuland, dry land, parattuland, expropriated land, reduction, deduction?, niširtuland, fallow land, karapḫuland, hostile land, kibalûland, inarable land, apītuland, plot of land, ašlu, irmûland, plot of land surrounded by a dike, dike, ikuland, plowed land, waterlogged land, part of a measuring box, wooden part of a door, woven cloth, weaving, a decoration of precious stones, swamp, attack (of a disease, a demon, an army), prick of a thorn, sting of an animal, wound, stroke, stroke of a tool, blow, miḫṣuland suitable for flood irrigation, bath house, mû, in bīt mêland, uncultivated plot of land, nidītuland, uncultivated land, worthless stuff?, uninhabited land, nidûtuland worked with a spade, marru, in bīt marrilandholding, a type of landholding, imertu landlord, outlet canal, mušēṣû

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lands, far-away lands, nasīkātulanguage, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûlanguage, technical language, special language or dialect, commentary, slander, gossip, report, wording, statement, tongue, nationality, person or people speaking a foreign language, person (captured) able to give information, tongue of a flame, blade of a weapon or tool, plowshare, ingot, lišānulapis lazuli bowl, nazaginakkulard, nāḫu, nuḫḫularder, storehouse, ḫuršularge, in large quantity, amount, adv., *mu’dû, in ana mu’dêlarge, plump, thick, fat, fattened, kabruLarsa, from Larsa, larsūalarva, insect larva, ḫarsapnulash, halter, dirratu last night, tonight, at night, yesterday, adv., mūšalast, to last, to last a long time, to make last a long time, to last long, endure, to live to an old age, to prolong, to live long, to endure, to live long, to prolong, to keep going, labārulast, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, endure, to remain in effect, to be loyal, honest, reliable, correct, to be well disciplined, to remain quantitatively constant, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to place parts of a construction in correct position, to establish the foundation of a building, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to establish (in math and astronomy), to be confirmed, kânulasting, to last long, arākulasting, durable, enduring, everlasting, perpetual, dārûlast year, iššaddagdišlate?, aplulate afternoon, late afternoon meal, kinsigulate part (of the year), later time, replacement, behind, (as a prep. or adv), rear part (of objects, parts of the body, buildings, etc.), back of the head, backside (of human beings and animals), nape of the neck, in idiomatic expressions, kutallulate, to be late, ahārulate, to be late, tarry, kâšulate, to be late, to lag behind, to stay behind, to be in arrears, to delay, namarkû

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quantitatively constant, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to be confirmed, kânulead, (ore) abārulead, a special shaped piece of lead or leaden object, ḫumirtulead (animal), first, foremost, high ranking, vanguard, leader, ašaridulead, front side, front part, in front of, counterpart, equivalent, answer, copy of a document, vanguard, ahead of, before, opposite, in the likeness of, level with, miḫirtulead, to rule, to steer a boat, bring people/animals, guide, to have brought, send, guide safely, arûleader, adû, gešṭû, igisṭû, massûleader, foremost, first, lead (animal), high ranking, vanguard, ašariduleader, superior, a member of a class of workers, ālik panileadership, ālik-panûtu, maššûtu?leadership, command, mu’irrūtuleadership (in battle), prowess, highest rank, ašaridūtuleadership of the army, ālikūt mahrileadership, to exercise leadership, mu’irrūtuleading ox, ox driver, ox used for plowing, kullizuleading the way, muttallik panȋleaf, also heart, offshoot, bud, trunk of the date palm, (adv., therein, therefore, therefrom, etc.), (prep., instead of, like, belonging to, from, in, among, according to), parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, woof, heart (libbuleaf, offshoot, shoot, offspring, descendants, pir’uleaking, adj., mušardûleaky, adj., gurrurulean, powerless, weak, enšulean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, to land (a boat), take cover, refuge, to place lean upon or against something, to load, to impose taxes, fines, to inflict diseases, to assign, accuse, support, to join, unite, mix, add up, to be joined together, meet, emēdulearn, to learn a craft, a skill, to know each other, to know sexually, to become knowledgeable, to become known, informed, to become informed, inform somebody, to charge somebody with an expense, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, to understand, to study, take note of a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to understand, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, lamādulearn, to find out, qātulearned, competent, expert, expert in a specific craft, knowing (something or somebody), knowledgeable, person known (but in no definite relationship), wise, acquaintance, mudûlearned, extensive, broad, vast, wise, palkûleash? reins, appatuleather, a type of leather, parūtuleather and leather objects (qualifying), coming from Ḫamban, adj., ḫambanû

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leather bag, ḫimtu, kunzu, luppu, namšaḫu, naštukleather bag, a leather bag, marīnuleather bag and cover, gusānuleather bearing (of a pivot stone), eauleather bag, container, īluleather bag for holding wool, patīruleather bag for stone weights and for a merchant’s silver, capital (kept in a bag, to be used for business transactions), silver kept in a bag for deposit banking, treasury, kīsuleather bags, eight leather bags, **pisruqātuleather bearing (of a pivot stone), eauleather belt, a type of leather belt, ḫuzītuleather bottle, gūduleather bucket, hide (used for wrapping), mašlûleather container, kabkūru, nūṭu, patīḫatu, patiḫuleather container, container made of leather, clay, or reed, nusḫuleather container for liquids, nakrimuleather enema bag, mašqītuleather hauberk, kūrapānuleather object, anuššu, dabiru, *ḫimītu, ḫulūlu, išḫu, kapilu, lilibu, mazā’uleather or metal armor, coating, facing, outer garment (worn by soldiers and as festive apparel), wrap, naḫlaptuleather or wood object, kiškittuleather part of the plow, female dog, bitch, kalbatuleather pouch for precious metals, waterskin, nadûleather sack, kursinnuleather (tanned), leather in syneodochic use, hide (raw), skin, rind, maškuleather strap, ḫalīṣu, lallartuleather strap, of leather or metal, kurussuleather object, anuššu, dabiruleatherworker, aškāpuleatherworker, craft of, aškāpūtuleave, to go away, to expel, marāruleave, to go away, to wander around, to run about, to rove, stroll, nagāšuleave, to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to stop working, to reject, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to put animals out to pasture, to drop an object accidentally, to lose a part of the body, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûleave, leave behind, to leave to posterity, to leave a token remnant of land, desert, to abandon, to

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neglect, disregard, to leave something with or to a person, to entrust, to reserve, set aside, to lend money, to bequeath, to divorce, to make out a legal document, to spare, leave out, to save, to be saved, to leave one another, ezēbuleave, to leave, to remain, to end, to cease, cease doing something, to stop, to stay behind, to put an end to, naparkûleave, to leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), paṭāruleaves, green leaves, foilage, ḫasḫallatuleech, ilquleek, a large variety of leek, giršānuleek, a stone, karašuleft hand, an euphemism for the left hand, double pot, grave matter, important, main body of an army, kabittuleftover, deficit, delivery due, outstanding balance, muddûleftovers, linseed residue (after pressing), wax, kupsuleft side, difficulty, hardship, trouble, maruštuleg of furniture, kabluleg, lower leg of animals and human beings, fetlock, kursinnuleg, lower leg part, of the lower leg of a quadruped, *gudgudulegacy, jāritūtulegacy, to accept a legacy, jaritūtulegal case, lawsuit, agreement, matter, rumor, report, word, talk, gossip, dibbulegal claim, to recognize a legal claim or obligation, to be experienced, versed, to understand, to study, take note of, a message delivery, of a matter, a prayer, to learn a craft, a skill, to know each other, to know sexually, to become knowledgeable, to become known, informed, to become informed, inform somebody, to charge somebody with an expense, to comprehend, to take cognizance of, to diagnose a disease, aware, to become aware, to teach somebody (a craft or skill), to cause to teach, lamādulegal procedure, person who initiates a legal procedure, who induces somebody to make a claim, instigator, one who misleads, mušadbibulegal term, a general term for a legal document, commentary, mukallimtulegal or administrative title, (Hurrian word, peniḫuru),legging maker, ēpiš kapalli

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leggings, measure of length, shin, support, calf of the leg, knee, part of a lock, kimṣuleggings, part of shoe, kaballulegitimate, established, installed, loyal, adj., kunnulegitimate, loud, steady, urgent, pressing, powerful, mighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, reliable, savage, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, imperative, dannulegitimate, sound, regular, reliable, true, just, honest, decent, loyal, correct, normal, firm (in place), kīnuleisure, multa’ītuleisure, pleasure, multa’ûtulend, to lend money, to save, to be saved, set aside, to reserve, leave, to leave behind, to leave to posterity, leave a token remnant of land, desert, to abandon, to neglect, disregard, to leave something with or to a person, to entrust, bequeath, divorce, to make out a legal document, to spare, leave out, to leave one another, ezēbulength, ariktulength, extent, mārakulength, long side of a field, nārilength, measure of length, nikkassulength, measure of length, area, and time, measure of capacity, measuring rod, middatulengthwise, mišarišlentil, a single lentil, kakkūtulentil or small bean, kakkûLeo, the constellation Leo, lion, nēšuleper, garbānu, gurābuleper, garābu, in ša garābilepers office, office of the person in charge of lepers, garbānūtu leprosy, epquleprosy, scab, garābuleprous, adj., garbuleprous, adj., (occasionally only as a personal name), garūbuleprous person, adj., garṣulessening, losses, humble self, decrease, deficit, shortfall, shortage, miṭītulethargic, massive, fat, to become heavy, rich, to become difficult, bothersome, to become painful, to become important, honored, to hatch (said of a bird), to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātulet me go!, interj., gādēlet us!, interj., iletter, imumunedukkuletter, message, instructions, written order, proxy, agency, service, business, našpartuletter, sealed clay tablet (legal or administrative document, also a letter), vertebra, cylinder seal, seal impression produced by a cylinder seal, kunukkuletter, tablet, egirtulettuce, ḫassulettuce, a variety, of lettuce, guzāzu

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lettuce, bitter lettuce, murārulevel with, in the likeness of, before, ahead of, vanguard, lead, front side, front part, in front of, counterpart, equivalent, answer, copy of a document, opposite, miḫirtulever of a loom, nanšûlever, a lever or the like, basket or other container used for carrying, maššûlevy of a group, marching into battle, work, summoned corvee work, dikûtulevy, to levy taxes, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to establish the foundation of a building, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish (in math and astronomy), reliable, be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to place parts of a construction in correct position, honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, to remain quantitatively constant, to impose tribute, a fine, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to be confirmed, kânulewd person, ganzazûliar, parrāṣuliar, evildoer, muṣallûliar, exaggerator, atartu, in ša atrātiliability, obligation, e’iltulibation bowl, munaqqitulibation bowl (made of gold or silver), pouring, maqqûlibation, decanting, course of bricks, natbākulibation jar, a small container of metal, glass, or clay serving as drinking flask, alabastron, and libation jar, kukkubulibation, offering, maqqītulibation, one who makes a libation, sacrifices, niqû, in ša niqȋlibation, to pour out as a libation (water and other liquids, also flour), to shed tears, blood, to be shed, to let flow, to sacrifice, to offer sacrifices repeatedly, to be sacrificed, naqûlibido, sexual desire, desire, discretion, choice, chosen person or object, glance, look, prayer, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, lifting of the arm, nīšulibrary, girginakkulice, person affected by lice, kalmatu, in ša kalmatilick, to lick, lēkulick, to lick, to suck, to be sucked, naṣābulick, to lick, to taste, lāšulid, cover, naktamtulid, cover (for a kettle or oven), katammulid, cover, horse’s bit, naktamulie, kamami, kazbūtulie against something, to lie flat, naparqudulie down, to lie down, itūlu

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lie down, to lie down again and again, to make someone lie down, to lay flat, to lay out for burial, to lay in a grave, bury, to preserve in salt or sand, nālulie flat, to lie against something, naparqudulie, injustice, pariktulie, to lie, kazābulie, to lie, to lie to, to violate, transgress, a trust, to break an oath, to deceive, to practice deceit, parāṣulies, deceit, trickery, pirṣātulieutenant (as officer in charge of workmen and soldiers), steward (as an epithet of a god or ruler), mayor of a city, laputtûlife, breath, napšulife-giver, mudeššûlife-giver, protector, one who has a right to vengeance, napištu, in bēl napištilife-giving, healing, nablāṭulife, vigor, vitality, good health, living beings, person, somebody, nobody, capital case, personnel, persons of menial status, animals counted in a herd, body, self, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištulift, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, to wield a weapon a tool, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to elevate a person to high position, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to rise up against someone, to rise, to heave, to arise, to be tense?, or swollen?, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to pick up and keep, to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to bear, to transport goods, etc., to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našû lift, to lift, to be lifted, to pick up, to transport (timber, bricks, etc.), to carry, to put on a garment, to stand high (said of the moon), to remove, to rise high (said of celestial bodies), matāḫulifted, raised, adj., našûlifting implement, an implement for lifting or climbing, a kind of offering, merdītulifting of the hands, lifting of the arm, gift, raising, prayer, look, glance, chosen person or object, choice, discretion, desire, sexual desire, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, nīšulifting, strap or stick used for lifting, a plow, part of the lock of a door or canal, mušēlûlight, nimru, nīrulight (as poetic term, an epithet of the moon god and Īštar), luminary, nannaru

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light a fire, a stove, a brazier, to light fires, to set fire to a pyre, to be swollen, bloated, blown up, to become swollen, bloated again and again, to hiss, to blow something, to blow on each other?, to blow gustily, to become visible, to rise, to glow (said of stars, moon, sun, etc.), to snort, to rattle, to be bloated, swollen, to be kindled, to be kindled again and again, to flare up repeatedly, napāḫulight, fire, lamp, bright spot?, nūrulight, to have a light color (said of ominous features), to light, to brighten, illuminate, light up, to expose to the light, to light a fire, to set fire to, kindle a fire,to become radiant, happy, to make radiant, to make happy, radiant, cheer up, to brighten (said of one’s countenance, mood), to brighten the countenance, mood, clear up, to clear up (said of an eclipse), to become clear, intelligible, to clear up an eclipse, to clear up the vision, to clear up troubles, to burn brightly, to make brilliant, shining, to shine brightly (said of heavenly bodies), to dawn, to become bright, to be made bright, to celebrate a festival, to illuminate, to make glisten, sparkle, gleam, to whiten, to make a person (slave) look fat, healthy, to prepare a festival, to make festive, to free, to keep (the sight) sharp, to make a building gleam, namārulightness, brightness, namirtulightning, ball lightning?, meteorological phenomenon, flame, nablulighting device, lamp, mušanmirtulightning stroke, izišubbûlightning, stroke (of lightning, of fire), misfortune, epidemic, downfall, defeat, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), collapse of a building or parts thereof, disrepair, ruins, attack of a disease, miqittulike a brick mold, adv., nalbanattalike, prep., kīkalike, prep., belonging to, from, in, among, instead of, according to), parts of the exta, parts of the human body, preference, choice, desire, wish, intention, courage, thought, mind, womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbulike, in the manner of, as, according to, corresponding to, instead of, in lieu of, prep., kīmalike (or with), an enclosure, adv., nītišlike, to need, require, desire, to be brought to want, to be wanting, deprive, to take away, ḫašāḫulike that, kīašulikeness, mirror, muššululikewise, similarly, akannama, kannama, ammûrilimbs, mešrêtulimbs, normal (size of an object, normal number, normal length of time, normal (i.e., computed) moment in time, amount, number, length, accounting), body, shape, size proportions, health, minītulimbs, recitations of an incantation, figure, counting (as an act or technique), string of beads (of a fixed number), standard of coinage, contingent of soldiers, amount, number (of persons, animals, objects, etc.), minutelimestone, namrūtu?, pilulimestone, like limestone, pīlānišlimit, boundary, acquisition, assets, kišdulimit (in time), borderline, circumference, perimeter, edge, rim (of objects, eyes), enclosure of a field, fence, walled garden, outer wall, neighborhood of a town, the region adjacent to a town, persons who attach themselves to the palace, wrapping (used in packaging tin for transportation), limītu

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linen towel?, linen (as material), kitinnûlinen weaver, išpar kitêlinen wrap (in cultic use), linen curtain in the temple, gadalûlinger behind, to be finished, settled, terminated, whole, complete, full, gamrufinished, retain food, urine, etc., to be retained, cut off, to deny a wish, a request, deny water for irrigation, delay, delay a boat, to detain, hold back a person, to keep in custody, in confinement, to distrain, to prevent, to hinder, to withhold, refuse goods, merchandise, deliveries, to keep, withhold a document, a tablet, to withhold a document, tablet, to deny a wish, request, to withhold tribute, gifts, to stop, detain, to block progress, a road, to check an animal, to reserve, to place at someone’s disposal, to keep available, to finish, to bring to an end, to stop, interrupt doing something, to come to an end, to be finished, to cease to be delayed with negation, to do something without ceasing, without delay, immediately, to stop repeatedly, to hold up, to hold back, to cause to detain, to keep someone from doing something, to hinder, to stop, to cause to stop, to hold back, to be held back, to be delayed (referring to persons), to be confined, to be withheld (referring to objects), to be closed, to remain, to stay, to be kept away, to cease, to stop, kalûlinger, to linger, to make a detour, to move in a circle, maṣārulink, bond of a wall, rope, cable of a boat, closure of a door, center, designation of a sacred object, markasu

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lioness, a constellation, nēštuliquid matter (other than water), fluid, water, basin (of metal) for washing the hands after a meal, wavy line (as an ornament), mûliquid, to produce a liquid, to squeeze, to rape, mazû79

liquids container, kūbuliquids, leather container for liquids, nakrimuliquify, to become liquid, dissolve, to exude (a liquid), ḫâlu80

liquefy, to become soft, moist, to soften, narābulist, imampadû, imgarrû, imgipû, imigidû, imšugubbû, imzidû, munedûlist, copy of a written document, inventory, answer, reply, antiphony, person of equal rank, fellow, equivalent, counterpart, replies, correspondence, front, weir, offering, mishap, unfortunate, accident, miḫrulist, tablet, ridge wall, contingent of soldiers, stricture as a disease, congestion, kiṣirtulist, the region of the eyebrow, the eyelid and the eyelashes, arm, armrest, hand, side part of a horse bit, frond, lobe of the lung, plumage, quill, wing, kappulisten, to listen to somebody, to refer to something/somebody, to be mindful of, remember, to be mindul of something, care for, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to be pious, diety, to think of a deity = to heed a diety, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to mention, to be intelligent, understanding, to plan, to remind, to study, investigate, to worry, to give information, to pay attention, to be concerned, worried, ḫasāsu

78 Akkadian, labbatu, lioness, Belarusian, ільвіца, iĺvica, lioness, Croatian, lavica, lioness, Polish, lwica, lioness, Romanian, leoaică, lioness, Finnish-Uralic, naarasleijona, lioness, Greek, λέαινα, léaina lioness, Albanian, luaneshë, lioness, Latin, lea-ae and laena, lioness, Irish, lioness, lioness, Scots-Gaelic, leòmhann, lioness, Welsh, llewes-au, Italian, leonessa, lioness, French, lionne, lioness, English, lioness, [<Gk.leon], Etruscan, lei, leia, leiem, lena.79 Akkadian, mazû, liquid, to produce a liquid, to squeeze, to rape, Sanskrit, masRNay, -yati, soften, smoothen, Belarusian, вымачыць, vymačyć, to macerate, soften, Croatian, za maceriranje, to macerate, Polish, mieknac, zmiekczyc, soften, Romanian, pentru macerare, to macerate, Finnish-Uralic, makeroitua, to macerate, Albanian, për të maceruar, to macerate, Latin, macero-are, to soften, Italian, macerare, to macerate, French, macérer, tomacerate, Etruscan, mac, maci, Latvian, mīkstināt, to soften, Greek, gia na malakósete, to macerate, Armenian, մեղմելու համար, meghmelu hamar, to soften, Scots-Gaelic, maothaich, soften, Welsh, meddalu, tosoften, mollify, macerate, English, mellow [ME melowe], soft, sweet, Latin, mollesco-ere. to soften, make gentle, Etruscan, MoLAK , (MvLAK), MoLAKE (MvLAKE), MvLAKAS (MvLAKAS).80 Akkadian, ḫ âlu , liquify, to become liquid, dissolve, to exude (a liquid), Irish, a mhaolú, to soften, Polish, leant, sklaniac sie, lean, English, make lean,[<OE hlaene ] .

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literary composition, tablet, kammuliterary composition, a type of literary composition, pāruliterary composition, type of tablet, asarruliturgist, foreman, mušēpišulitigate, to recite, relate, talk, to tell, speak, come to agreement, negotiate, plead, complain, dabābulitigate, to start litigation, lawsuit, to start a lawsuit, to judge, to render judgment, to be judged, dânulitigant, adversary in court, amatu, in bēl amati litter of leaves, reeds, etc., ḫamūlittle, small, too small, few, complete, as is, īṣulive, to live long, to live to an old age, to last, to last a long time, to make last a long time, to last long, endure, to prolong, to endure, to prolong, to keep going, labāru live, to reside, stay somewhere, sit down, wait, sit idly, mourn, officiate (of kings, etc.), populated, ašābulive, to stay alive, to keep alive, to recover, nêšulivelihood, breath, body, self, animals counted in a herd, persons of menial status, personnel, capital case, nobody, somebody, person, living beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištuliver, gabiduliver, a crease on the sheep’s liver, way, path, padānuliver, a feature on the liver, potion, watering place, irrigation outlet, drink, mašqītuliver, a configuration on the liver?, našṭaptuliver, duct on the liver, vein, canal, river, strip, nāruliver? emotions, inside of the body, thoughts, mind, spirit, kabattuliver, liver model, amūtuliver mark, name of a mark on the left lobe of the liver, spy hole, hatch, blinkers, nakplastuliver mark, spy hole (name of a mark on the left lobe of the liver), look, glance, blinkers, naplasuliver, mark on the liver, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, floor of a wagon or chariot, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place, position, position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, station, object given as a pledge, office, rank, abode, whereabouts, resting place, military, excrement?, a mathematical term, manzāzuliver, part of the liver, maṣraḫuliver, (part of the liver, probably the omasal impression), part of a loom, a door, rule, domination, crosspiece, yoke, a part of the lung, a constellation, nīruliver, part of the liver, threshing board, pedestal, socle, footstool, kilzappuliver, part of the sheep’s liver, pugluliver phenomena, a group of ominous phenomena on the liver, unreliable, false prediction, conflagration, blaze, rising (of celestial bodies), excrescence?, blown-up part?, nipḫuliving beings, good health, vitality, vigor, life, person, somebody, nobody, capital case, personnel, persons of menial status, animals counted in a herd, body, self, breath, livelihood, provisions, sustenance, throat, neck, opening, air hole, neckerchief, napištuliving quarters, maštakuliving quarters or storage room or building, ganūnulizard, induḫallatulizard, a lizard, (lit. “snake’s bride”), kallat ṣērilizard or a snake, ḫulmittuload, gunnu, nazbaltuload, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, to impose taxes, fines, to inflict diseases, to

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assign, accuse, support, to join, unite, mix, add up, to be joined together, meet, emēduload, standard load (carried in brick-making processes), nazbaluload, to load an animal, a wagon, a boat, to put on jewelry, etc., to affix a clay tag, to fasten a lock, to insert, to place a stone in a mounting, to put on clothing, to put something into a container, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., to apply medication, nadûloaded, to be loaded?, to be cancelled, to shrug off, cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, nasākloam pit, esûloan, a type of loan, ḫubuttatu, ḫubuttu, ḫubuttutuloan, a type of loan, revenue, income, melqētuloan, of a special type, ebuṭṭuloans, to make long term loans, šiddulobe of the lung, plumage, quill, wing, frond, arm, hand, list, side part of a horse bit, armrest, the region of the eyebrow, the eyelid and the eyelashes, kappulocality characterized by pits or cavities, ḫudādulocality, workshop?, mušēpišulock, a part of a lock, naptû, napṭartulock, a part of a lock, log, barricade, gišrulock, a part of a lock, leggings, measure of length, shin, support, calf of the leg, knee, kimṣulock horns, to abut, to gore (said of animals), butt, to butt each other, to join battle, to knock down, nakāpulock (lit. which holds the bolt), mukīl šulbȋlock, muzzle, ḫargullulock of hair, fleece, wad ore tuft of wool, garment made of a fleecy textile, lump of earth, itqulock of hair, curl, kizirtulock of hair?, curl?, cuniform sign PAP, eyelashes, pappulock, part of the lock of a door or canal, strap or stick used for lifting, a plow, mušēlûlock, to fasten a lock, to insert, to place a stone in a mounting, to put on clothing, to put something into a contaier, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in

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a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûlock, to lock, edēlulocked, imprisoned, edlulocked up, constipated, eslulocust, erbulocust, a large migratory locust, kallabuttulocust, a locust, ḫilammu, irgilu, irgiṣulocust, dust locust (a kind of locust), erib turbu’tilocust, lepra-covered (kind of locust), erib garābilocust-like, erebišlodger, temporary resident, emmedulodging, išpatalu log, a log, a decoration, a part of the body, kiplulog, beam, gušūrulog, part of a lock, barricade, gišrulog, thick piece of reed, a plant, kūruloincloth, aparu, iltepītuloincloth, a loincloth, aparu, mukruloincloth, a type of loincloth or girdle, enûloincloth, or kilt, ešûlone person, aloneness, isolated, unattached, ēdēnulong duration, old age, labīrūtulong period, original, old copy, old times, labīrulone person, aloneness, isolated, unattached, ēdēnulong side of a field, length, nārilong standing status or possession, debt outstanding, past times, labirtulong, tall, arku, arrakulong time, for a long time, adv., labirislook, glance, imratulook, glance, blinkers, spy hole (name of a mark on the left lobe of the liver), naplasulook, glance, gaze, ability to see, eyesight, wink, twinkling of an eye, appearance, looks, opinion, judgment, niṭlulook, glance, prayer, lifting of the hands, gift, raising, chosen person or object, choice, discretion, desire, sexual desire, libido, promotion, honor, a musical mode or interval, lifting of the arm, nīšulook, to look, to look on, to look at a person, to look kindly on, to look at the light, the sun, etc., to look down or up, to look for support, to look at each other, to look away, to look into, to see, to let see, to have eyesight, to witness, to be attentive to, to observe, inspect, to have a dream, to own, to be visible, to wait, to judge, to see fit, to wait?, to point toward, to point toward each other, to face, to face each other, to be of equal value, to show, to be shown, to appear, to become visible, to be admired, to become clear?, naṭālu lookout of fowler, amar usandîlook, to look at, to face, to see to, to cause concern, trouble, preoccupation, irritation, to show, to look

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gaze at, to look favorably upon, to see, to examine, to discover, to inspect, behold, palāsulook, to look at, look on with indifference, own, to take aim, to wait for, to attend to, belong to, dagālulook, to look for, to search for, to check, inspect, scrutinize?, pârulook, to look over, to check, *mâšulook, to look to, look after, ana/ina muhhilooking (life-like, said of the eyes of statues), dāgilu looking, onlooker, dāgilulooking, who keeps looking, adj., naṭṭalulooks, appearance, surface, front, front part, ranking position, past, past time, wish, choice, intention, plan, purpose, concern, consideration, opinion, reciprocal (math term), face, visage, dignity, prestige, panulooks, good looks, number, amount, accounting, shape, figure, mīnulooks, look, glance, gaze, ability to see, eyesight, wink, twinkling of an eye, appearance, opinion, judgment, niṭluloom utinsel, donkey goad, akajuloom part, esû, ḫabbiru, mukānu, pallukku loom part, an implement, musabbituloom part, goad of the donkey driver, kajûloom, part of a loom, a door, rule, domination, crosspiece, yoke, (part of the liver, probably the omasal impression), a part of the lung, a constellation, nīruloom part of wood, asûloop, hoop, tendril, circle, circumference of a circle, circumference, totality, kippatuloop, loop-like formation on the exta, snare, calamity, kippuloose, adj., piṭruloose (said of the bowels), correct, fair, just, in good condition, favorable, normal, regular, ordinary, prosperous, straight, išaruloosen, to loosen a curtain, to allay (a pain, an illness), to stanch, to dampen a desire, extinguish a fire, to bank, to quiet a child, to calm furor, rest, to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to die down (said of sounds), subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to appease (an angry god or demon), to pacify ( a country, a people), to calm down, to still, to put someone’s mind at rest, to appease, to find relief, nâḫuloosen, to loosen, to be loosened, loosed, to exorcise, release, to release from legal obligations, legal promises, to release (in consideration of a payment), to effect a release, to be released (for payment), to undo, to be undone, to relax, appease, to settle, resolve (a legal case), to sell, to be sold, to pack, apportion (grain into standard vessels), to recount, relate, interpret, explain, to declare to each other, to free, to free a person, to calm, to be calmed, to interpret dreams, to cause to untie a rope, to dispel (illness, evil, etc.), to relent, be reconciled, annulled, alienated, to be packed (said of grain), pašāruloosen, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to undo, to undo, untie, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to dissolve, disperse, to clear, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to dismantle a structure, to bare the head, to open, unpack a package, to release, to dispel, to remit an obligation, cancel a contract, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal, to ransom, to release prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects, to be ransomed, redeemed, to redeem

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slaves, pledges, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to purchase, to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to depart, withdraw, desert, leave, to stop, cease, conclude, to split off, veer off, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to void treaties, agreements, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to ease, to assuage, to appease, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭāruloosen, to loosen, turn back, to turn away, to repel?, to capsize, nê’uloosened (said of earth), apportioned (into standard vessels, said of grain, cress), calm, pašruloosened, to be loosened, to fall apart, to be eliminated, to void treaties, agreements, to be unlocked, unmoored, detached, to appease, to assuage, to ease, conclude, stop, to cease, to split off, veer off,leave, withdraw, desert, to depart, to calculate a reciprocal, to be calculated (said of a reciprocal), to relieve from duty, office, responsibility, to purchase, to reclaim, redeem previously sold property, to be redeemed, ransomed, to redeem slaves, pledges, to break a treaty, an agreement, to break down, to break up a team, to break open a seal,cancel a contract, to remit an obligation, to dispel, to release, to release, to ransom, prisoners, captives, to release a person, goods, objects,unpack, to open, a package, to bare the head, to dismantle a structure, to clear, to disperse, to dissolve, to loosen, to split, parts of the body or exta, to detach, to cast off, to unmoor, a boat, to unyoke animals, to unfasten a knot, a bond, an agreement, to drive away, remove a person, to remove a bandage, a poultice, a seal, jewelry, to remove, to remove a piece of clothing, to remove a ritual arrangement, a platter, table, to undo, untie, to detach, to remove an object, an affliction, to clear an area, split, to loosen, to unpack, to relieve from a work assignment, to make available, to dismiss, to unfasten, to open, to be broken, to be cleared away, to be absolved, removed, appeased (said of sin, evil, anger, et c.), to be reclaimed, released (said of silver, merchandise), to leave, paṭārulooseness, detachment of soldiers, aliktu81

loot, prisoner of war, robbery, booty, captive, ḫubtulooting, millatulord, (lit. the great one), pawurulord, prince, etellulord, ruler, high priest, high priestess, ēnu lordly, in a lordly way, proudly, adv., etellišlordship, authority, etellūtulordship, office of the high priestess, ēnūtu lore, protected lore, secret matter, secret plot, specialized knowledge, inner council, pirištulore, technical lore of a craft, knowledge, inulose, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a

81 Akkadian, aliktu, looseness, detachment of soldiers, Sanskrit, loṭ, let, allow, Latvian, lauju, ļaut to let, Romanian, a lasa, to let, Albanian, te lesh, to let, Irish, a scíth a ligean, to relax, to let, a leigeil, to let, Scots-Gaelic, a leigeil, to let, Welsh, i ladd, to slacken, Italian, rilasciare, to release, lasciare, to let, French, laisser, to let, Gothic, letan, to let, allow, Armenian, թուլացնել, t’ulats’nel, to loosen, Hittite, lae, la, ladr/lan to loosen, release, untie, relieve, remove, English, let , let, allow, release, [<OE lætan], loosen [<ON lauss], Croatian, opustiti se, to relax, pustiti, to let, Latvian, atpūsties, to relax, Hittite, lilai, to release, Latin, relaxo-are, to relax, English, relax, [<Lat. relaxo-are], relax, slacken, weaken, Etruscan, RILiS?

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house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to have a miscarriage, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûloss, ḫalqūtuloss, damage, ḫiṭītuloss, deficiency, underweight, muṭûloss, deficit, imbûloss, lost object, ḫulquloss, lowness, mīṭuloss, spoliation, stunted, atrophied part (an ominous feature), a planetary phenomenon, nēkemtuloss, to cause a loss, to cause losses, perish, to become missing or lost, vanish, to disappear, to escape, to flee, to make disappear, to help escape, to destroy, ḫalāqulosses, humble self, decrease, deficit, shortfall, shortage, lessening, miṭītulosses (in troops and personnel), shortfall, shortage, deficit, miṭītulost merchandise, commercial losses, ḫuluqqûlost object, loss, ḫulqulost object, missing animal or person, ruined field, ḫalqulost thing, loss, ḫaliqtulost, to be lost, powerless, to overpower someone, to win (in a legal case), to understand something, to master, to be able to do something, to be an expert, to enable someone, le’ûlost, to become lost or missing, vanish, to disappear, perish, to escape, to flee, to make disappear, cause a loss, to help escape, to cause losses, to destroy, ḫalāqulot, portion, ešqulot, portion, share (a portion of land, property, or booty, income from a secular or a temple office, assigned by lot, lot, fortune, power, special qualification, emblem, isqulot or device to determine a selection, kipputtātulot, portion, ešqulotion, ablution, ramp of a dam, sideboard of a chariot, marḫaṣulotion, to apply medicinal lotion, marhașuloud, steady, urgent, pressing, powerful, mighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, legitimate, reliable, savage, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, imperative, dannuloudly, outwardly, on high, on top, up, upward, upstream, in excess, in addition, elišlouse, a louse, nābulouse affecting cloth, animals and people, miqqānulouse, head louse, mutqulouse (on animals, plants, and human beings), parasite, kalmatulouse, person affected by lice, kalmatu, in ša kalmatilove, conjugal love, status of a woman living in a household other than her father’s, status of a daughter-in-law,

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kallūtulove, he who loves, free will, beloved one, favorite, consent, good will, volition, narāmulove-making, object of love, darling, favorite, dādulove, to love, ḫâbulove, to make love, to be merry, to shine, to make brilliant, to copulate, ḫelûlove, to make love, ru’āmu, ulșulove, to love, to become fond of someone, menuloveable, adj., minûtuloved one, favorite, ir’emu lovely, loveliness, mumannûlover, ḫabbūbulover, darling, expression of affection, son (used as a form of address to a subordinate or by a subordinate when referring to himself or in private letters as expression of affection), young, offspring, offspring of an animal, descendant, son, subordinate, employee, member of a group, citizen, native of a city or country, mārulover, husband, išḫû lover, husband of a ḫīrtu-wife, ḫā’irulover, (male), ḫarmulover, secret lover, muštarqulover, secret lover (lit. who enters stealthily), muštarriqulovers, murtāmûloveliness, lovely, mumannûlow in status, cheap, bad in quality, humble, small in size or quantity, maṭûlow-lying place, depth, depression, mušpalulow status, person of low status, dunnamā-amēlu, dunnamûlow, to be low or short, to submit oneself?, to suffer physical collapse, to descend to the horizon (in astrology), katātulow, to low or the like, ḫatûlow, to low, to chirp, hum, to murmur (said of water), ḫabābulower in rank, second, rear, back, guarantor, future, later, arkûlower social order member, of one of the lower social orders, ḫupšulowers, who lowers, adj., mušappilulowly person, ašpaitu, *atu’ulowness, loss, mīṭuloyal, legitimate, established, installed, adj., kunnuloyal, normal, legitimate, sound, regular, reliable, true, just, honest, decent, correct, firm (in place), kīnuloyal, to be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), to place parts of a construction in correct position, honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to be firm in place, reliable, to remain quantitatively constant, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish the foundation of a building, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to impose tribute, a fine, to levy taxes, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to organize, to put in order, to assign a person to a position, an office, to grant, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to establish (in math and astronomy), to be confirmed, kânu

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loyally, in due form, correctly, according to expectation, duly, truthfully, steadily, firmly, kīnišloyalty, correct measure, correct behavior, justice, truth, stability, permanency, kīnātuloyalty, loyally, normal state, truth, in truth, truly, justice, justly, correct procedures, fidelity, correctness, treaty, duly, kittuloyalty, reliability, kīnūtulubricant, salve, lubkulubrication oil, lubānuluck, bad luck, evil, damiqtu, in la damiqtiluck, good fortune, image of a deity, spirit of a deceased child, evil spirit, demon, deity, god, the god, protective deity (daimon), a pair of gods, iluluck, good luck, good fortune, kindness, damquluck, goodness, good relations, good news, good luck, fame, favor, good will, recommendation, damiqtulucky, propitious, to prosper, to improve, to have good luck, fortune, to be pleasing, embellish, be gracious, do a favor, treat kindly, do good deeds, execute efficiently, provide propitious omens, damāquluckless person, ilu, in bēl ililucky, propitious, to prosper, to improve, to have good luck, fortune, to be pleasing, embellish, be gracious, do a favor, treat kindly, do good deeds, execute efficiently, provide propitious omens, damāqulucky, divinely protected person, lamassu, in awīl lamassilumber, a piece of lumber, (Hurrian word, iwaru)lumber, wooded area, wood, aromatic wood, wooden implements, timber, tree, , firewood, iṣuluminary, light (as poetic term, an epithet of the moon god and Īštar), nannaruluminosity, awe-inspiring, supernatural, luminosity, namrirrūvluminous phenomenon, ḫusû, kurkurruluminous phenomenon of the sky, (of stars or a meteor?), mišḫuluminous, radiant, brilliant, shining with good will, shiny, bright, clear, sharp, ritually pure, beaming, good health (said of the face and eyes), in fine shape, healthy (i.e., shining with health), namrulump, ḫumbiṣtu, kirinnulump, foundation, depth, bedrock, firm ground, force, fort, fortified house and area, severity, strength (physical), power, violence, dunnu lump, hair, tuft of hair, etqulump, obstruction in a canal, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, possessions, section of a text or region, structure, mountain fastness, bond (of a mountain, wall), anger, feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, wrath, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣrulump of clay, clay tablet, wrapping, pisiltulump of earth, garment made of a fleecy textile, wool, a wad ore tuft of wool, lock of hair, fleece, itqulump of earth or metal, rich tribute, kubtulump of metal or earth, rich tribute, kubtulump of salt, stone, metal or slag, clod of earth, a medicinal plant, kirbānulump, shaped like a lump of clay, kirinnûlump-shaped, in a block, compressed?, compacted? Kupputulump, to have a lump, a welt, to strike with palsyto comb out hair, to comb wool, to rub, to be stricken, mašālumpy?, thick? *ḫubbiṣu

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lung, a part of a lung, a mechanical device, homer, donkey, male donkey, a bird, imērulung, a part of the lung, (part of the liver, probably the omasal impression), part of a loom, a door, rule, domination, crosspiece, yoke, a constellation, nīrulung, a part of the middle “finger” of the lung, *maskiltulungs of an animal, ḫašūtulungs (human and animal), belly, entrails, ḫašûlungs, painful lungs, murkigûlustrous, shining, trustworthy, proper, pure (religiously), polished, clean, holy, ebbu lusty, prosperous, healthy, naḫšuluxuriance, charm, attractiveness, abundance, vigor, kuzbuluxuriant, adj., kazbuluxuriant, adj., abundant, ḫabṣu, innabuluxuriant, happy, adj., lalānûluxuriant (in the physiological sense), adj., ḫanbuluxuriant, full of charm, kuzzubuluxury objects, abundant vegetation, sumptuous decoration, pleasant appearance, prime of life, riches, wealth, wish, desire, happiness, desirability, charms (of a woman or man), lalûlynx, azarulyre, kinnārulyre, a lyre, ḫarḫadû

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mountain fastness, concentration, strength, joint, node, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, handle, kiṣrumagic, plant used in magic, anḫullumagic, to form a circle for magic purposes with sand, flour, etc., to throng around a person, to throng constantly, to walk around a field, house, etc., to wall a city, a precinct, to fence a garden, a house, etc., wrap up, to pack, to wrap, to surround, to surround completely, to surround a city with a wall, a moat, hem in an enemy, besiege, to besiege, to be besieged, to besiege a city, to arrange decorations in a circular form, to encircle an object with decorations, arrange objects in a circle, circle, to move in a circle, to encircle, to make a round, to circle around an object, a person, a region, to have someone circle, surround an object, a place, to circumambulate, lamûmagic throat cutting (to perform), zikurudûmagically evil and dangerous, wicked, evil, bad, morally bad, bad (in taste and smell), ill-boding, unlucky, dangerous, hard, bitter, unhappy, fateful, evil, lemnumagistrate, chief magistrate of a town, quarter of a large city, village or large estate, mayor, burgomaster, headman, ḫazannumail, armor, coat of mail, apluḫtumain force, main body (of an army), nakbatumaintain, to maintain and preserve the rule, the life of a person, the safety of an object, the permanence of a city, etc., to organize, to put in order, to place parts of a construction in correct position, to be firm in place, to assign a person to a position, an office, assign good fortune a calamity, etc., to assign fields, houses, staples, etc., to levy taxes, to lay out a watercourse, a boundary, to erect a wall, a building, a city, to establish the foundation of a building, to establish regular deliveries and offerings, etc., to establish laws, regulations, rituals, fame, to set up a stela, a boundary stone, an inscription, an image, to establish (in math and astronomy), reliable, be loyal, to be well disciplined, correct, to place an object correctly or in a specific place (said of ritual and votive objects, of tablets, food, and other objects), honest, endure, to remain in effect, to last, to be secure (said of a foundation), a rule, a position, to remain stationary (said of planets), to remain quantitatively constant, to impose tribute, a fine, to organize, to put in order, to grant, to testify, to make a statement as a witness, to act as a witness, to establish as true by means of witnesses, to confirm, to certify, to be confirmed, kânumajesty, kabtūtumajesty? Power? , adû make-up, paint, ebirtumajority, remaining greater part, increase?, excess?, nam’adumaker of ḫašēru-objects, (Hurrian word) ḫašēruhulimaking decisions, etc., final, effective, complete, gāmirumake-up, manufactured object, appearance, nigdimdimmûmake-up, paint, ebirtumalefactor, ḫīṭu, in bēl ḫīṭimalicious, improper matters, treacherous talk, foolish talk, foolishness, nullâtumalicious person, nullâtu, in sa nullâtimalformed newborn human or animal, izbumalicious, gossiping, prattling, rapidly moving, adj., muṣṣabrumaliciously, in an evil way, with evil intent, badly, viciously, with displeasure, miserably, severely, adv., lemnišmaligner, denouncer, ākil karsi

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malt, a form of malt, parūrumalt, a malt preparation as the basic ingredient for beer brewing and for food when traveling, travel provisions, working and raw materials and pertinent utensils used in connection with brewing and for other purposes, isimmānumalt residue, našpiltumammal, a mammal, gāriduman, lullû man, a young man, ajaruman (describing a man), adj., garduman, fated?, namtaru, in ša namtariman, form of a man, figure, padattuman, hero, mu’āru, murušûman, husband, warrior, mutuman, old man, kibrû, littuman on the lookout, muḫā’iduman, rich man, man of distinction, panu, in bēl paniman, unfortunate man, lummunu-amēluman with bag for carrying metal ore, nēpeštu, in ša nēpeštiman-eating, ākilumanacle, illurtumanhood, manliness, status of an eṭlu, eṭlūtu, mankind, abrātu, epâtimankind, a word for mankind atmû rēŝētumankind, human beings, people, workmen, soldiers, inhabitants, population, subjects of a king, serfs, retainers belonging to an estate, a household, a palace, or a person, family, members of a family, nišū82

mankind (literally noisemaker), ḫābibumankind, the human species, human being, people, somebody, anybody, amīlūtumankind, totality, square (as a geometric term), side of a square, mitḫartumanliness, manhood, status of an eṭlu, eṭlūtumanliness, virility, dūtumanly, adv., eṭlišman’s class or type, a class or type of man, gudilûmantis grasshopper, adudillumanufacture, evil magic, crew, construction, agricultural work, handywork, tillage, act, ritual, epištumanufacture, to practice witchcraft, treat person or thing, build, construct, perform a divination, a ritual, to plant, to cultivate, permit (said of gods), to proceed, act, to act, be active, is, happens, epēšu82 Akkadian, ni š ū , mankind, human beings, people, workmen, soldiers, inhabitants, population, subjects of a king, serfs, retainers belonging to an estate, a household, a palace, or a person, family, members of a family, Persian, nsan, انسان man, human being, mankind, Sanskrit, maanava (man), Romanian, om, man, Latin, homo-inis, Italian, uomo, man, French, homme, man, Tocharian, oṅk [B eṅkwe], man, oñi (adj.uni) [cf. B eṅkwaññe], human Etrucsan, omne (VMNE), Avestan, vîra [-], man, Albanian, burrëri, mankind, Latin, vir, viri, man, grown man, Irish, fear, man, Scots-Gaelic, fear, man, Welsh, gwr, man, husband, English, werewolf, a person believed capable of assuming the form of a wolf, [<OE werewulf], Avestan, naire, man, Persian, mard, مرد man, manly, son of Adam, Armenian, մարդ, mard, man, Albanian, nuerëzim, mankind, Lycian, meri mireñ, man, a warrior?, Avestan, mashîm [mashya], man, Finnish-Uralic, mies, man, Belarusian, чалавек, čalaviek, man, Croatian, čovjek, man, Belarus, calaviek, man, Serbo-Croatian, cove'cji mu', man, Latvian, cilvēks , man, Akkadian, lullû, man, Hittite, LU, man, LU.U₉.LU, person, Greek, άνδρας, andras, man, Hittite, ndohs/nduahas, person, human being.

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manufactured object, make-up, appearance, nigdimdimmûmattock, primitive tool for breaking up the soil, alsudilûmarch, advance march, road, mēteqtumarch, land (as a political term), territory, border, border line, region, miṣrumarch, military campaign, path, road, journey, caravan, business trip, expeditionary force, travel provisions, girrumarch, road, path, passage, mētequmarch, to march on, to charge (an enemy), to move straight ahead, to inject an enema, to move the bowels, to put or keep in good order, to be put in order, to advance against, to become successful, proceed, to be fitted out correctly, to provide justice, dispatch, send, insure the correct performance of a ritual, to make, do the right thing, thrive, to prosper, clear up, to give birth easily, straighten up, to go straight toward, to thrive, to prosper, to be or become all right, to proceed, to cause to move along a straight or correct course, to prepare, to set aright, to give correct decisions, ešērumarching into battle, work, summoned corvee work, levy of a group, dikûtumare, she-ass, donkey mare, atānumark for the identification of animals, nīrumark, mole, a red berry, erimumark on liver, didisûmark on the liver, floor of a wagon or chariot, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place, position, position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, station, object given as a pledge, office, rank, abode, whereabouts, resting place, military, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, excrement?, a mathematical term, manzāzumark on the liver or lung, a weapon?, pirniqqumark on silver indicating its quality, ginnumark on skin, skin discoloration, ibārumark or mole, a fungus, katarrumark, sign, feature, characteristic, diagram, omen, ominous, sign, password,, signal, insideinformaiton, notice, acknowledgment, written proof, ittumark, spot on human skin, nuqdumark, to mark, in a daze, intentionally, neglect, to disregard, to be unable to, to be unused to, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to take cognizance of, to care for something or somebody, to be aware of, versed in something, familiar with, to be experienced, to know something or somebody, (with negation) to be unfamiliar with, to be unused to, knowingly, unwittingly, unconsciously, to inform, to make known, reveal, to recognize, identify, to assign, to be recognized, revealed, appointed, to announce, proclaim, to make recognizable, to mark, to assign, idûmarked out, to be marked out, delimited, to delimit, to divide, to draw boundaries, to draw multiple boundaries palākumarket value, kargullumarriage festival, ḫašādu marriage gift, aḫūzatu, aḫuzzatumarriage (lit. becoming a son-in-law), ḫatnūtumarriage, person taking a woman in marriage, bridegroom, āḫizānumarry, to marry, to make a woman a lawful wife, aššatuMars, a name of Mars, misdeed, harm, catastrophe, ill portent, evil fate, misfortune, evil, lumnumarsh, agammu, išiktu

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marsh, lagoon of reeds, reed bed, appārumarshland (in a figurative sense), morass, difficulties, troubles, nāriṭumarshall forces, muster, to organize, provide food rations, check, control, instruct, be mustered, ašārumarten, kāṣirumartial, warlike, adj. dappānumartial, Jupiter, a name of Jupiter, ferocious, heroic, dāpinumasculinity, herioism, position of a husband, mutūtumash, a kind of mash, idītu, alūtumash?, sherds, wood shavings, ḫupûmashed (said of malt steeped for beer), mixed, adj., marsumass, gipištumass, expanse, might, a deformation of part of the exta-orum, entrails, such as heart, liver, lungs, gipšumass, thickness, diameter, kubrumass of water, gupšumassacre, kilullûmassed bulk, gipšūtumassive, fat, to become heavy, rich, lethargic, to become difficult, bothersome, to become painful, to become important, honored, to hatch (said of a bird), to honor a person, to show respect, to give honor, to pay respect to gods, to parents, to respect an oath, to aggravate, make difficult, etc., to extinguish a fire, to be honored, to underline the importance of, to make heavy, kabātumassive, legitimate, loud, steady, urgent, pressing, powerful, mighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, reliable, savage, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, imperative, dannumassive, powerful, adj., paglumassive, solid, to make massive, to solidify, to become solid, epēqumassive, strong, eŝqumassive, strong, powerful, mighty, adj., puggulumassive, to be powerful, pagālumassiveness, epiqtumassive, to be huge, gapāšumaster of a boat going downstream, muqqelpītu, in ša muqqelpītimaster, to master, to be able to do something, to be an expert, to understand something, to win (in a legal case), to overpower someone, to be lost, powerless, to enable someone, le’ûmaster, to master, to hold away, to exact services for a debt or fine, to be made to serve for a debt, kašāšu master, head of the family, ḫammumathematical, a mathematical term, excrement?, whereabouts, resting place, abode, rank, office, object given as a pledge, military position, position observed at sunset of celestial bodies, presence of a deity or a demon signifying an omen and the feature on the liver that is associated with it, mark on the liver, floor of a wagon or chariot, socket of a door, socle of a stela, stand, emplacement, perching place, station, manzāzumat, a kind of reed mat, nabrartumat, a reed mat, ḫurdumat, a short reed mat, kūrumat, cover, veil, kutummumatch, to match, to be half, to copy, to be equal, to make equal, to make of equal rank or value, to be

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equaled, to be similar, to make similar, to be rivaled, to be equidistant?, mašālumate, to select, pick and take as a mate for oneself or another, ḫârumated, unmated, virgin, adj., petītumaterial (metal, wool) weighed and delivered, ḫaṭumaterials or supplies for workmen, work assigned to be performed, finished products, staples or materials to be delivered, a kind of tax, field on which i-work is to be performed, iškarumaterials, raw materials, ingredients, maškantumath term, coefficient, igigubbûmath term, fraction, proportion, igitennumath term, reciprocal of the number called igû, igibûmath term, reciprocal, igûmating, gārišumatting (of date palm fiber or reeds), fence, ipšumatted (said of wool), adj., ḫabšumatter, rumor, report, word, talk, gossip, legal case, lawsuit, agreement, dibbumature, to become mature, adult, eṭēlutmature young of animals, offspring of humans and flocks, lillidumaturity, mature age, prowess, excellence, meṭlūtumayor, chief magistrate of a town, quarter of a large city, village or large estate, burgomaster, headman, ḫazannu mayor of a city, lieutenant (as officer in charge of workmen and soldiers), steward (as an epithet of a god or ruler), laputtûmayor, office of mayor, ḫazannūtumayor, to be a mayor, ḫazannūtumeadow, outskirts?, nepātumeadow, part of a private house, residence of the enu-priest or entu-priestess, pasture, taboo, gipārumeadow (used as a metaphor for security, safety), pargānumeal, a ritual meal, pitennumeal, eat a meal, to provide a meal, to consume, patānumeal, evening meal, one who is present at the distribution of the evening meal, kinsigubbû meal, late afternoon meal, late afternoon, kinsigumeal, repast?, patnumeal, time of the evening meal, evening, banquet, food, allotment, naptanumeaning, hidden meaning, interpretation, pišrumeanwhile, until then, adišumeasure, a dry measure, sack, bag, a type of business society and the capital used or invested in such business, naruqqumeasure, a measure, gamatu, gurrumeasure, a field of measure, one-tenth of a homer, seeder plow, epinnumeasure, a measure, one fifth of a gur, pānumeasure, a measure, rope, tow rope, surveyor’s measuring rope, ašlumeasure, a measure, bone, frame of the body, eṣemtumeasure, a measure, one fourth of the naruqqu, an earthen container, pot, karpatumeasure, a measure, the constellation Gemini, a star, twin, māšu

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measure, a surface measure, reed mat, kītumeasure, a surface measure, rope, eblumeasure, a surface measure, subdivision of the awiharu, ḫararnumeasure, container of standardized size, measuring container of 30-50 silas, mašiḫumeasure, correct measure, correct behavior, justice, truth, loyalty, stability, permanency, kīnātumeasure, cup as a capacity measure, cup, goblet, kāsumeasure, exact (standard) measure, exact copy, block, track (of the wheel), ḫirṣumeasure, foot (as a measure of length), kabistumeasure for straw or reeds, bundle?, maqarrutumeasure, of a surface measure, kumānumeasure of an area, awiharumeasure of capacity, ardabumeasure of capacity, mostly used for grain, parsiktumeasure of capacity, one-half of a gur, a utensil, parīsumeasure of capacity, the amount of barley in one such unit, kurrumeasure of length, nikkassumeasure of length, area, and time, measure of capacity, measuring rod, middatumeasure of length, shin, support, calf of the leg, knee, leggings, part of a lock, kimṣumeasure of weight used for wool and goat hair, kuduktumeasure, to check measurements, calculations, to check on work in progress, to test, to put to a test, to try, to try out, to try to do something, to question, to examine someone’s mood, to investigate, to be circumspect, to attempt, latākumeasure, test, litkumeasure of capacity, measure of length, area, and time, measuring rod, middatumeasure, surface measure of one square ninda (+ twelve cubits square), volume measure of one square ninda by one cubit, mušarumeasure, to measure, to be measured, to compute, mašāḫumeasure, true measure, litiktumeasure used for wool, the next unit higher than the kuduktu, narûmeasure, volume measure of one square ninda by one cubit, surface measure of one square ninda (+ twelve cubits square), mušarumeasured, adj., *kabsu?, mašḫumeasurement, a unit of measurement, the constellation Pegasus, ikûmeasurement, measured amount, ration, mindumeasurement, measured area, size (surface or distance), surveying, mišiḫtumeasurement, measuring vessel, namaddumeasuring box, part of a measuring box, wooden part of a door, woven cloth, weaving, a decoration of precious stones, plowed land, waterlogged land, swamp, attack (of a disease, a demon, an army), prick of a thorn, sting of an animal, wound, stroke, stroke of a tool, blow, miḫṣumeasuring rod, ginindanakkumeasuring rod of twelve cubits, knowledge, nindanumeasuring vessel made of wood, mešēqumeasuring vessel, measurement, namaddumeasurer, surveyor, māsiḫu

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meat, a cut of meat, ḫabsurukku, ḫarmil, ḫilidamu, ḫuldimmu, ḫurubbu, mīšu?, pitkullumeat, a cut of meat, apple tree, apple, “apple Plant,” ḫašḫūrumeat, a cut of meat used in offerings, ḫakurratumeat cook, butcher, woodcutter, nākisumeat, cut of meat, palluḫur, pīrumeat, cut of meat, cut-off flesh, section, breach, curtailment, diminution, stump of a tree, fee for cutting open a barley pile (nikis karê), cut-off piece of wood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat, the wings, slaughter, slicing blow, slash, severed head (nikis qaqqadi), niksumeat portion, portion of meat (in the amount of one sila, provided to nadītu-women at the occasion of Ŝamaš festivals in Sippar), vessel (of one-sila capacity), mīšertumeat preserved in a special way, kirrētumeat trimmings, nukāsātumedical, higher medical art, azugallūtumedical, pharmaceutical preparation, ḫibṣumedical practice, treatment, lore, asûtumedical, to give a medical treatment, asûtumedical treatment, to apply a medical treatment, šammūmedicate, to apply medication, to load an animal, a wagon, a boat, to put on jewelry, etc., to affix a clay tag, to fasten a lock, to insert, to place a stone in a mounting, to put on clothing, to put something into a container, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., nadûmedication for snake bite, wad made of reeds, ḫimûmedication (powder), duqatumedication, to apply medication by rubbing, kârumedication used for rubbing, *muššu’tumedicinal drug, aršuzuzilmedicinal lotion, lotion, to apply medicinal lotion, marhaṣumedicinal mineral, gugārumeet, refuge, reach, mix, assign, accuse, infect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, to place a lean upon or against something, add up, emēdumeeting?, display, offering, muḫḫurumelt, to dissolve, to crumble, to destroy enemies, naharmuṭumelt, to melt down, to create, to form structures, to construct, to refine, to cast metals, to smelt, to make brick structures, to fashion, to cause to fashion, shape, to be fashioned, to be made, to be cast, patāqumelting crucible, used for melting, maṣāduMeluhha, from or in the style ofMeluhha, meluḫḫûmember of a group, employee, descendant, soḫ, offspring, young, offspring of an animal, son (used as a

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form of address to a subordinate or by a subordinate when referring to himself or in private letters as expression of affection), darling, lover, subordinate, citizen, native of a city or country, mārumember of the temple personnel who presents offerings, announcer?, mubarrûmembrane, film, afterbirth, blinkers, ipumembranous or fleshy substance (abnormal), a plant, descent, offspring, lipištumemorandum, ḫasūsumemorandum, notification, nudu’umemorial monument set up by a king, stone monument inscribed with laws and regulations, boundary stone, narûmen, a class of men, kuzīrumendacious, criminal, false, adj., parriṣumenial, person of servile status attached to a household, doing agricultural andother work under supervision, person of equal social status, comrade, colleague, kinattumenstruating woman, erištumention, intelligence, understanding, notification, divine grace, ḫissatumention, to mention, ḫissatumerchandise, commercial goods in transit, luqūtumerchandise consignment, silver given for free disposition, supplies, desire, wish, request, intention, mēreštumerchandise shipment evaluated in tin, awītumerchandise, smuggled merchandise, contraband, smuggling, secret mission, pazzurtumerchant, chief merchant, *kaešmāḫumerchants community, city quarter destined for traders and sailors, harbor, harbor district, mooring place, quay-wall, embankment, trading station, price of a unit of merchandise, karûmerchant, seller, muttaddinumerchant, trader, muštamkirumerchant, traveling merchant, kaeššumerciful, adj., gammālu, mussaḫrumerciful, gamilu, in la gāmilumerciful, forbearing, gāmilumerciful, to be gracious, epēqumerciful, to have mercy, *enēnumerciless (occassionaly only as a name of a diety), gamālu, in la gamālmerciless, pitiless, unsparing, pādû, in la pādû Mercury, a name of Mercury, muštarīlumercy, forgiveness, relenting, napšurumercy, grace, ennumercy, pity, nakruṭumercy, to return an act of kindness, complaisance, favor, kind act, to wreak vengeance, gimillumercy request, ask for mercy, to pray, enēnumerry-making, joy, ḫidūtumerry-making, joyful music, nigûtumerry-making, warm-natured, muḫellûmerry, to be merry, to shine, to make brilliant, to make love, to copulate, ḫelû

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merry, to make merry, rejoice, ḫuddušumessage, letter, instructions, written order, proxy, agency, service, business, našpartumessage (send), advance, attack, go, govern, rule, oppose, turn against person, confront, order, âru messenger, mubassiru, našpartu, paššitḫemessenger, ḫaṭṭu, in rab ḫaṭṭimessenger, delegate, envoy, representative, našparumessenger, deputy, envoy, agent, mār šiprimessenger, express messenger, military scout, lāsimumessenger, serving as a messenger, troops, member of the light troops (special military formation), kallāb šipirtimetal, a precious metal, amūtu, aši’umetal, a precious metal, perhaps an alloy, per’azumetal alloy, a metal alloy, ḫašmītumetal band on a door, girdle, belt, a pillar, miserrumetal bowl, a metal bowl, kīšumetal, bowl of metal or stone, trough (for water or beer, often made of bitumen-coated reeds), kuninnumetal bowl, (usually of metal), kappumetal cauldron, kiūrumetal clappers, musical instrument, kiskilātumetal container, reed basket, nasappumetal container or instrument, nunnumetal cooking vessel, mušaḫḫinumetal crucible for metal and glass, kiln, brazier, kūrumetal cup, meḫsûmetal dish, ḫuruppumetal disk weighing one talent, round loaf of bread, kakkarumetal household object, angurinnumetal instrument or utensil, nalbītumetal jug, a metal jug, kunaggu metal object, ankunnu, ḫabšu, ḫaskallatu, ḫiduḫḫu, ḫinduḫītu, ingurēnu, (Hurrian word, karaurna)metal object, kusibirītu, (Hurrian words, kašmušḫe, kazzapurušḫu), kisinna, kūlu, kundulu, (Hurrian word, nidaḫulušḫu), pakkumetal object, ḫurdu, in ša ḫurdemetal object, a garment, naṣbatumetal object inspection, to inspect metal objects, unûtumetal object (Iron?), *elumetal object, ornament of gold, ḫašûmetal object or tool, injānumetal object, probably a weapon, karuwemetal objects, ḫarinātemetal or alloy used for weapons, ḫabalginnumetal or clay small brazier, ḫuluppaqqumetal or leather armor, coating, facing, outer garment (worn by soldiers and as festive apparel), wrap, naḫlaptu

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metal ore bag carrier, man with bag for carrying metal ore, nēpeštu, in ša nēpeštimetal part of a wagon, itirtumetal pin, hair clasp, kirissumetal plating, nikkassumetal plating, wrap, cover, nalbētumetal pot for liquids, mazlumetal pot used for cooking, maslaqtumetal pouch, leather pouch for precious metals, waterskin, nadûmetal powder, metal filings, twitch?, kick?, carded? Wool, clearance, clearing of accounts, nipṣumetal, refined metal, metalwork, fold, creature, creation, cast, pen, animal shelter, smelting, refining process, smelted, structure, brickwork, (architectural), pitqumetal ring, metal wheel tire, ḫuppumetal scraps, ḫušûmetal strap, of metal or leather, kurussumetal tire of a wheel, metal ring, ḫuppumetal, to refine metals, to be refined, to wash, to wash oneself, to be washed, to be washed off, to settle accounts, to clear records, to wipe off, mesûmetal tool, kitītumetal tool or object, injānumetal utensil, (Hurrian word, periprušḫu),metal vessel used to pour water over a person when taking a bath, bathing place, bathtub, ritual bathing, narmakumetal, wool, material weighed and delivered, ḫaṭumetalwork, fold, creature, creation, cast, pen, animal shelter, smelting, refining process, refined metal, smelted, structure, brickwork, (architectural), pitqumetals, pouch for carrying precious metals, workmanship, subject matter, handling, artifact, execution, performance, nēpeštumetalworker, smith, nappāḫumeteor, star, falling star, star-shaped object or formation, kakkabumeterorite?, lump, obstruction in a canal, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, possessions, section of a text or region, structure, mountain fastness, bond (of a mountain, wall), anger, feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, wrath, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣrumeteorological phenomenon, pisannumeteorological phenomenon, ball lightning?, flame, nablumeteorological phenomenon, quiver, nest, egg membrane, ḫillumid, midday, adj., mašlumidday, afternoon, siesta time, muṣlalumidday, brilliance of the sun at midday, kararû middle (locally), midpoint (midday, midnight, midyear, mid-šapattu), half, center, mišlumidpoint (midday, midnight, midyear, mid-šapattu), middle (locally), half, center, mišlumidwife, lalšagakku, mušālittumight, mass, expanse, a deformation of part of the exta-orum, entrails, such as heart, liver, lungs, gipšu

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might, power, physical strength, totality, kiššūtumight, strength, kiššumight, superiority, strength, force, violence, severity (said of cold weather), danānumighty, essential, dangerous, difficult, great, grave, fortified, fierce, binding, heavy, hard, solid, strong, thick, massive, steady, loud, legitimate, reliable, powerful, savage, serious, obstinate, bad, tyrannical, harsh, urgent, imperative, pressing, dannumighty?, famous, mutta’idumighty, powerful, adj., mugdašru, mundabrumighty, strong, adj., kaššumighty, strong, massive, powerful, adj., puggulumilitary campaign, path, road, journey, caravan, business trip, expeditionary force, march, travel provisions, girrumilitary campaign, raid, corvée work, expedition, expeditionary force, capital, business capital, caravan, journey, trip, business trip, road, path, highway, travel, venture, army, service unit, times (math term), ḫarrānumilitary class or profession, gardumilitary detachment, *gudūdumilitary detachment, organized as a military detachment, a caravan, concentrated, kaṣrumilitary official (Assyrian), ālu in rab ālānimilitary scout, express messenger, lāsimumilitary strength metaphor, weapon (metaphor for military strength and aggressiveness), a specific, individually used weapon, warfare, attack, troops, standard with divine symbol, tool, shaft, barb, thorn, a formation of the exta, a sign predicting certain events, kakkumilitary unit of ten men, (Hurrian word): emantimilk, ḫilpumilk, to milk, ḫalāpumilk product, a milk product, kanṣumilk, soured milk?, a disease?, nagāḫumilk, soured milk, casein glue? kisimmumilk, yielding milk, adj., name of milkweed, ḫilabānumilkweed, a kind of milkweed, arīhumilkweed, name of milkweed, yielding milk, adj., ḫilabānumill, ararru in bīt ararrimill, a part of a mill, ḫarūrumill, a type of mill, ḫābiṣumill, to mill, work of a grinder, ararrūtumill, upper stone of a hand mill, muller, narkabumiller, a miller, kaṣṣidakkumillet, duhnumillet, a kind of millet, arsikkumillstone, ammatumillstone, upper millstone, top pack, penthouse, upper or outer garment, to part, high terrain, high land, upper or outer part, outside, insincerity, deception, elītumince, to mince or crush plants in preparing remedies, ḫussûmind, liver? emotions, inside of the body, thoughts, spirit, kabattu

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mind, mood, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûmind, thought, intention, courage, wish, desire, choice, preference womb, a type of document, etc., pith of plants, inside (or inner part) of a building, an area, a region, of a container, parts of the human body, parts of the exta, entrails, inside, abdomen, heart, (prep. in, among, from, belonging to, like, instead of, according to), (adv., therefore, therein, therefrom, etc.), woof, heart (also bud, offshoot, leaf, trunk) of the date palm, libbumind, to put someone’s mind at rest, to find relief, to loosen a curtain, to allay (a pain, an illness), to stanch, to dampen a desire, extinguish a fire, to bank, to quiet a child, to calm furor, rest, to rest (said of inanimate objects), to take a rest, to die down (said of sounds), subside (said of storms, waves, fire, fighting), to abate, to have an abatement from an illness, to become peaceful, pacified (said of persons, peoples, countries), be appeased, relent, to be still, slow, to appease (an angry god or demon), to pacify ( a country, a people), to calm down, to still, to appease, nâḫumindful, to be mindful of, remember, to be mindul of something, care for, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to be pious, diety, to think of a deity = to heed a diety, to think of a person (said of gods and kings = to care for, to listen to somebody, to refer to something/somebody, to mention, to be intelligent, understanding, to plan, to remind, to study, investigate, to worry, to remind, to give information, to pay attention, to be concerned, worried, ḫasāsumine, poss. Pron., f. jā’umine or to smelt copper, erû-a’mineral, a mineral, agargarītu, ashar, kalakkūtu, kuššikku, lurpânu, mil’u, pappasitumineral containing stibium, alulūtumineral dye, alluharu, allaḫaru, annuḫaru mineral or a frit, nitkumineral or a medicinal plant, misis tāmtimineral, reddish colored, or clay, kalgukkumineral, yellow-colored mineral, kalûminimum, deficit, maṭītumirror, aduru, nāmaru, namkūr īnimirror, gaze, eyesight, sight, wish, object looked upon, diglumirror, likeness, muššulumirror, palette for cosmetics, mušālumiscarriage, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to knock down a wall, a door, to cast a net, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to erect a reed hut, to set out objects for exhibit, a sacrifice, etc., to put something into a container, to put on clothing, to place a stone in a mounting, to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadû

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misdeed, crime, sin, gillatu, gullultumisdeed, fault, harm, act of negligence, damage, sin, offense, crime, punishment, ḫiṭumisdeed, harm, catastrophe, ill portent, evil fate, misfortune, evil, a name of Mars, lumnumisdeed, fine, guilt, wrongdoing, offense, punishment, arnumiserable, evil, unfavorable, unpropitious, of poor condition or quality, lummunumiserably, severely, maliciously, viciously, in an evil way, with evil intent, badly, with displeasure, adv., lemnišmisery, hardship, dullumisfortune, lummuttumisfortune, calamity, danger, evil intentions or plans, wickedness, lemuttumisfortune, calamity, evil deed, damage, wrong, ruins of a city, ḫibiltumisfortune, epidemic, downfall, defeat, death among animals, dead animals, corpses (of soldiers), collapse of a building or parts thereof, disrepair, ruins, stroke of lightning, of fire, attack of a disease, miqittumisfortune, evil fate, ill portent, catastrophe, harm, misdeed, evil, a name of Mars, lumnumisfortune, prone to misfortune, adj., lumnānûmisfortune, secrency, hiding, falsehood, slander, aḫītumisfortune, to fall into misfortune, to treat badly, to come upon bad times, to change (fate, a sign, a rumor, etc.,), into something bad, to make someone or something look or feel bad, to treat each other badly, to turn into evil, to become angry, to be angered, to become depressed repeatedly, to defame, to make angry, to annoy, to offend, to worry, to make two parties enemies of each other, lemēnumishap, offering, list, weir, replies, correspondence, front, fellow, counterpart, equivalent, person of equal rank, reply, antiphony, answer, inventory, copy of a written document, unfortunate, accident, miḫrumisleader, one who misleads, instigator, who induces somebody to make a claim, person who initiates a legal procedure, mušadbibumissile, ḫutennumissing animal or person, lost object, ruined field, ḫalqumissing, to be missing, to be short a given quantity, to decrease in number, to cause a decrease in quantity, to become smaller, to be poor in quality, to diminish in strength, looks, etc., to reduce, diminish, to humble, to be reduced to less, to become weak, slow, to cause to become small, to diminish, to treat badly, to place someone in a bad position, to weaken, to be in short supply, reduced, bereft, too small, maṭûmissing, to become missing or lost, vanish, to disappear, perish, to escape, to flee, to make disappear, cause a loss, to help escape, to cause losses, to destroy, ḫalāqumissing, scarce, muṭṭûmistake, to make a mistake, to fail, neglect, miss, to commit an offense, to trespass, to sin, to damage, injure, ḫaṭûmistreat, to mistreat, ḫesûmistreatment, ḫisi’ātemistreat, to suffer spasms, be distressed, cause distress, disturbed, despair, distraught, worried, ašāšumix, assign, accuse, infect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, add up, meet, emēdu

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mix, assign, accuse, infect disease, to inflict diseases, join together, to be joined together, unite, support, tax, impose taxes, fines, load, land a boat, lean, to lean against, to reach, to cling to, to come in contact, to stand nearby, take cover, refuge, to place a lean upon or against something, add up, meet, emēdu84

mix, to mix ingredients, evaluate, calculate, šutābulumix, to mix liquids, to mix with (in armed conflict), to be intermixed, ḫâqumixed, mashed (said of malt steeped for beer), adj., marsumixing instrument for beer, nablalumixing vat?, *nablaltumoaner, dimmatu, in ša dimmatimoaning, dimmatu, dimmu, dumāmumoaning, braying, naggigumoat, city moat? ḫurḫurumoat, ditch, ḫarīṣu, ḫirīṣumoat, ditch, canal, ḫirītumodel, plan of a building, archetype, magic circle, gišḫuru modify, to modify a structure, to exchange, to change, alter (the wording), puḫḫumoist, moistening of the soil, fresh (said of bread, of plaster), flexible (said of a bow), adj., labkumoist spot, tender, juicy part, nurbumoist, tender, soft, adj., nurrubumoist, to become moist, soft, to soften, liquefy, narābumoisten, to moisten with oil and other liquids, to play a stringed instrument, to strike a chord, to defeat, overthrow, to be defeated, overthrown, anomalous, abnormal, (said of ominous features), to be anomalous (said of ominous features), to bother, to hurt, to strike, to touch, affect, repeatedly, evil-portending, to be bad, attack, affect, to become affected, to give a work assignment, to fashion an object, record, to be recorded, to write down, written down, to paint a surface, to smear, to smear on, to smear oneself, to apply water or fire, to commit a sacrilege, to put hands on with evil intentions, to come accidentally in contact, to touch, to be touched, to touch lightly, to touch in a symbolic act, to touch, cover a quadrant of the moon, to make touch, to allow to be touched, to apply water or fire, to write down, to bother?, to write, to make unclean, to obscure, to rub, to scratch, to scatter, to sprinkle, to be sprinkled, to tarry, to be delayed, destroy, to desecrate, to be desecrated, defile, defiled, lapātumold, brick mold, nalbanumold, fungus, a rash, kibšumold, to mold clay, to knead, ḫarāṣumolded (said of bricks), *labnumoldy, adj., erru

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monument, stone monument inscribed with laws and regulations, memorial monument set up by a king, boundary stone, narûmood, change of mood, revolution of a planet, revolt, retreat, ramp, ladder, burglary, crossing, scaling, part of a field left fallow, excess, nabalkattumood, consent, conscious intent, intellectual capacity, decision of a deity, order, instruction, advice, spirit, milkumood, heart, nupārumood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûmood, oracular utterance, reputation, expressed by others, egirrûmoody, a person with quickly changing moods, ḫadī-ū’a-amēlumoon disk, crown, agû, aga’u85

moon, gibbous moon, star, constellation or fixed star, small of the back, kidney of an animal, region of the kidneys, kalītumoon god epithet, light (as poetic term, an epithet of the moon god and Īštar), luminary, nannarumoon god place of offering, gizinakkumoon, first appearance of the moon, nāmartumoon, like the new moon, nannarišmoon, new moon, first of the month, arhumoon, to stand high (said of the moon), to lift, to be lifted, to pick up, to transport (timber, bricks, etc.), to carry, to put on a garment, to remove, to rise high (said of celestial bodies), matāḫumooring place, quay-wall, embankment, harbor district, city quarter destined for traders and sailors, harbor, trading station, community of merchants, price of a unit of merchandise, karûmooring pole, noose, bridle, nardappumorass, ḫibarītumorass, marshland (in a figurative sense), difficulties, troubles, nāriṭumore, in excess, elimore than, over, on account of, on, at the debit of, against, above, upon, to, towards, beyond, elimoreover, in addition, besides, furthermore, indeed, as well, appūnamoreover, in addition, besides, furthermore, indeed, as well, appūnamorning, coolness, kaṣâtumorning, early in the morning, adv., kallāmāremorning, early morning, time of awakening, muštērtumorning, in the morning, adv., kaṣâtam85 Akkadian, agû, aga’u, moon disk, crown, Finnish-Uralic, kuu, moon, kuukausi, month, Sanskrit, paurṇa--māsī, full moon, Avestan, mâh [-] moon, Persian, mâh, ماه moon, month, Belarusian, месяц, miesiac, moon, month, Croatian, mjesec, moon, month, Serbo-Croatian, mesec, moon, Belarus, miesiac, moon, Latvian, mēness, moon, mēnesis, month, Greek, μήνας, mínas, month, Armenian, ամիս, amis, month, Albanian, muaj, month, Latin, mensis, month, Irish, mí, month, Scots-Gaelic, mìos, month, Welsh, misoedd, month, Italian, mese, month, French, mois, month, Tocharian, mañ, month, English, moon [<OE mona], a month, Lycian, arma, moon, Hittite, armas, moon, mehur, a month, Romanian, LUNA, moon, month, Armenian, լուսինը, lusiny, moon, Latin, luna-ae, moon, Welsh, lloer-au, moon, Breton, loar, moon, Italian, lune, moon, French, lune, moon, Etruscan, lune (LVNE).

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moron, fool, lillumoreover?, again?, adv., mašištumortar, masūktumortar, a kind of mortar, kalakkumortar, area volume, soil, territory, scales, earth, loose earth, debris, dust, ore, eperumortify, to mortify oneself, ikkûmosquito, ašturrumoth, a moth, ašāšumother (Elamite word), ammamother, a name for mother, ammatu86

mother, a synonym for mother, adj., *immûmother-in-law, emētu mound, heap, gurunnumount, to mount, to cap, panāgumount, to place a stone in a mounting, to put on clothing, to put something into a container, to set out objects for exhibit, to erect a reed hut, to launch a boat, to place a piece of furniture, a container, etc., to knock down a wall, a door, to have a miscarriage, to lose a part of the body, to drop an object accidentally, to put animals out to pasture, to repudiate an obligation, etc., to reject, to stop working, to disregard an order, a rite, etc., to leave a house, a city, a country, etc., to leave a field fallow, to take off, discard, a garment, to irrigate a field, to brew beer, to pickle, to steep in a liquid, to let water flow, sprinkle, to scatter, to pour, to swoop down, to spit out, to cast down, to throw into water or fire, a pit, etc., throw out a corpse, to throw away, to overthrow a rule, to abandon, to abandon someone, to abandon a task, to cast a net, a sacrifice, etc., to insert, to fasten a lock, to affix a clay tag, to put on jewelry, etc., to load an animal, a wagon , a boat, to apply medication, nadûmountain, ginûmountain, a word for mountain, arutûmountain-dwelling, (Hurrian word, papaḫḫû),mountain fastness, bond (of a mountain, wall), anger, feature of the exta, joint of the human or animal body, payment in kind for services or taxes, rent payment, team of workmen or experts, troop, contingent of soldiers, knot made for magic purposes, wrath, structure, concentration, strength, joint, node, knot of a plant, section of a text or region, possessions, treasures, stricture of the alimentary canal, obstruction in a canal, lump, meterorite?, clasp, handle, an astronomical term, kiṣru

86 Akkadian, ammatu, mother, a name for mother, Sanskrit, matR^i, maataa, ambaa, mother, Persian, mâdar, ,mother, Latvian, māte, mother, Greek, mitera, mother, Latin, mater, matris, mother, Irish, máthair, mother مادرScots-Gaelic, màthair, mother, Italian, madre, mother, French, mer, mother, Tocharian, mácar, mother, Phrygian, matar, mother, English, mother [<OE modor], Etruscan/Phrygian, mater, Etruscan, matra, matro, matru,(MATRV), matrob (MATRO8), Hurrian, nēra, mother, Albanian, nënë, mother, Lycian, xñna, a mother, Hittite, annas, ana, mother, aniadr/anian, motherhood, Belarusian, мама, mama, mama, маці, maci, mother, Croatian, majka, mama, mother, Romanian, MAMA, MAMI, mother, Finnish-Uralic, mama, mama, Albanian, mama, mama, Latin, mamma-ae, breast, Irish, mama, mother, Scots-Gaelic, mama, mother, Welsh, mama, mother, Italian, mamma, mother, French, maman, mother, English, momma, ma, mother, Phrygian/Etruscan, mamu or mami (MAMY.

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mountain ledge, *gisallumountain, like a mountain, adv., ḫuršānišmountain pass, entrance, nērebupass, mountain pass, entranceway, nērebtumountain pass, sunset, west, erebumountain region, ḫuršānumountain region that is remote, durgumounted guard official, mušarkisumounting, a mounting of a ring of iron, jewel, etc. aḫzūtumountings, iḫzūtumountings (for setting stones and decorating costly objects), iḫzūmourning gesture, expression of mourning, giḫlûmourn, to mourn, damāmumourn, live, to reside, stay somewhere, sit down, wait, sit idly, officiate (of kings, etc.), populated, ašābumourner, wailer (said of persons, birds, or insects making a humming, wailing sound), lallarumournful, to produce a mournful sound, neigh, to bray, nagāgumournfully, plaintively, adv., nassišmourning, nīdi giḫlê (nīdu)mourning, damāmumourning apparel, (a ragged or dirty piece of apparel worn as a sign of mourning), karrumourning, cries of mourning, wailing, lallarātumourning place, place used, destined or fit for mouring rites, kihullumouse, a fish, piazumouse, a mouse (Lit., digger), ḫarrirumourning, damāmumouse, dormouse? Arrabumouse or kind of shrew, ḫulûmouse or possibly a rat, ḫumṣirumouth, command, order, rule, instructions, advice, instigation, information, declaration, testimony, mind, mood, opinion, speech, language, talk, oral communication, empty, talk, rumor, complaint, dictation, authorship, oral tradition, wording, content of a document or inscription, proportion, ratio, relationship, opening of a part of the body, of an object, entrance to a building, mouth of a watercourse, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûmouth of a watercourse, entrance to a building, opening of a part of the body, of an object, relationship, ratio, proportion, content of a document or inscription, wording, authorship, dictation, complaint, rumor, empty talk, oral communication, talk, language, speech, opinion, mood, mind, testimony, declaration, information, instigation, advice, instructions, rule, order, command, mouth, oral tradition, setting for precious stones, water hole, blade of a dagger, referring to divine intercession (lit. mouth and tongue), pûmouthful, bite mouthful, bite, niškumouth, to open the mouth, pû-a’87

87 Akkadian, p û -a ’, mouth, to open the mouth, Georgian, პირი, p’iri, mouth, Italian, bocca, mouth, French, bouche, mouth, Romanian, gură, mouth, Albanian, gojë, mouth, Tocharian, koy* (n.a.) [cf. B koyn], mouth, Welsh, ceg mouth, Hurrian, paz(i)-, paši, mouth, Hittite, ais, iss-, mouth, Latin, os, oris, mouth, Croatian, usta, mouth,

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move across, to make an incursion, a razzia into enemy territory, to make move across, ḫabātumove away, back, to depart, to withdraw,to step back, to recede, to regress, to remove, to be removed, to deport, to take far away, to keep away, to drive away, nesûmove away, to take a person away, to have an unhealthy appearance, to talk senseless, to become deranged, to cause enmity, to be countermanded, changed, to change one’s mind, to change, to change (said of a dynasty, a rule), to change (mostly for the worse), to change domicile, to change course, to change an agreement, a decision, an attitude, to change a name, to change clothes, to change a border line, to change a treatment, to change position (said of a planet), to become estranged, to be an outsider, an alien, to rebel against a ruler, to incite to rebel, to be at war, to be or become an enemy, to make into an enemy, to become hostile, to engage in hostilities, to turn hostile, to go into exile, to become angry, to appropriate property, to countermand, overrule a command, to contradict, to refuse, to refuse a request, to deny a statement, a fact, to contest an agreement, to speak a falsehood, to become mutual enemies, to become angry, become different, strange, unusual, unintelligible, to deny, to remove an inscription, to instigate somebody to remove an inscription, a brand, to remove medication (after application), to remove a garment, to be physically removed, to remove a person from office, to discard, remove from a container, to expel evil, disease, etc., to clear away rubble, etc., to demolish a building, to undo, to make the achievements (of a rule) come to nought, to abolish the rule of a king, to make (something) look strange, to transfer, reassign persons, to move someone to another location, to place an object in a new location, to put objects away, to settle persons elsewhere, to reassign property, nakārumove back, away, to depart, to withdraw,to step back, to recede, to regress, to remove, to be removed, to deport, to take far away, to keep away, to drive away, nesûmove objects past, go overland, elapse, to cross, pass along (walking), to advance on or continue a journey, to march in review, to pass by, to pass through, to transgress, to go beyond or exceed, to by-pass, avoid, to send on overland, to make pass on or proceed, to pass objects on, to hand over, transfer, to go through with a ritual, to allow time to elapse, cause delay, to allow persons or boats to pass, to avert, to be transgressed, to be transferred, etēqumove off, to move off, separate, to remove to a distance, to remove from office, reveal, to unveil, to uncover, to bare, uncoil, to break ground for cultivation, to make an opening for a foundation pit, a doorway, a pit, a grave, to slit open a human or animal body, to open a door, gate, window, room, container, to open body parts, orifices, to open a water source, to open a sealed tablet, room, container, to open a road, petû move on, to move on, depart, to remove an object, to remove a building, remove a burden, a yoke, to be removed?, to remove a tablet, an inscription, a stela, a statue, to scatter, to drop, to deposit silver, to pile up barley, to throw into water, fire, prison, to throw to animals, to throw astragals, to throw a clod into a canal, to throw into a river, to throw out, reject, throw off a person, to hurl, to shoot, to discard, to assign someone to work, to impose a work assignment on someone, to cast aside, reject, to be rejected, annul an order, to shrug off, to forgive a sin, to clear the ground, to be cancelled, to be loaded?, nasākmove on, to move, raise, a part of the body (human or animal), remove, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to withdraw from an account, to be withdrawn, to confiscate, seize, to offer hospitality to a guest, to serve food, to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to

Etruscan, os (VS), mouth?, Irish, béal, mouth, Scots-Gaelic, beul, mouth, Sanskrit, mukhāt, mouth, Latvian, mute, mouth, English, mouth [<OE mūth].

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support a person with food, etc., to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, hand over, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to steal, to carry off, steal, to carry, to carry off, to transport, to bear, goods, etc., to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to multiply (math term), to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to appropriate, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, našûmove to another location, to remove, clear away, to make rise and depart, to arouse from sleep, collect taxes, to summon officials, call up workers, mobilize, raise, lift up, call and dispatch soldiers, move troops into battle, to prompt, dekûmove, to move on, to displace onself, to pass, said of time, to excerpt a tablet, to subtract, to deduct, to transfer cattle, to transfer persons, to transfer somebody, to uproot, eradicate, to pull, tear out objects (stelas, poles, doors, etc.), to pull out hair, to pull out plants or their parts, to tear out parts of the body, of the exta, to withdraw an object from its case or location, to depopulate a region, to deport people, to extirpate a progeny, enemies, to expel, reject a child, to expel evil, demons, sickness, to remove from office, to remove a garment, a load, a structure, etc., to remove mud from a canal, rubble from ruined buildings, to remove persons from a specific task, to be removed, nasāḫumove, to move, to dislodge, to be shattered, to recede, give way, to be weakened, to be shaken, shaky, to become shaky, to shake, to quake, to make quake, nâšumove, to set out, to bring a lawsuit, to dispatch, to defect (to an enemy), to depart, to give someone an order to depart, namāšumovable, portable objects and furnishings, roaming, restless demons and persons, one who roams around at night, muttallikumoving, going, allakumoving out, waywardness, aṣûtumove quickly, to rush to a goal, ḫâšumuch, very much, dannišammamucus, ḫiḫīnumucus, green dry mucus, wool or cloth of a certain color, probably green, nasal discharge, ḫaṣartumud, luḫummû88

88 Akkadian, luḫummû, mud, Finnish-Uralic, lika, dirt, Greek, λάσπη, láspi mud, Albanian, llucë, slush, Latin, lutum-i, mud, Irish, láibe, mud, Welsh, llaid (lleidiau), mud, mire, French, laid, ugly, Etruscan, luta, lota (LVTA), loto, luto, (LVTV), Persian, lajan, لجن , gol, گل mud, Georgian, ტალახი t’alakhi, mud, Belarusian, бруду, brudu, mud, Croatian, blato, mud, glib, mire, Polish, bloto, mud, Albanian, baltë, mud, Welsh, baw, dirt, French, boue, mud, Georgian, მეკარი, mek’ari, muck, Romanian, murdărie, dirt, Armenian, միր, mir, mire, Irish, mire, mire, Scots-Gaelic, mire, mire, Hittite, mirmira, mud, mire, English, mire [<ON myrr], muck, Belarusian, дрыгва, dryhva,

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mud brick, brickwork, brick, slab, block, cake of material other than mud, libittumud-brick wall, brickwork, pitiqtumud, water mixed with dirt, liḫmumuddy, blurred, confused, cloudy, disturbed, dalhumule, damdammumule, a type of mule, kūdanumule, hinny, parûmule stable, kūdanu, in bīt kūdinimuller, upper stone of a hand mill, narkabumultiply, to multiply (math term), to bear horns, a brand, or other features, to bear, have, hold a document, silver, etc., to bear fruit, etc. (said of a tree, a field), to make bear fruit, to bear wool, bristles (said of animals), to bear, to transport goods, etc., to pick up and keep, to put on and wear clothing, a crown, to wear a crown, to wear or carry a symbol, to wear horns, weapon or tool in exercise of one’s function or duty, as a sign of office or status, to be swollen?, or tense?, to heave, to rise, to rise up against someone, to arise, to raise, move a part of the body (human or animal), to raise a crop, to prosper, wield tools, weapons, etc., to wield a weapon a tool, to brandish a weapon, torch, a signal, take up an object, to take away, to take medication, to take an ingredient, take along, to take care of persons, a field, or animals, to take, accept, receive something from someone with added nadanu, to take off clothing, to take over, to lift, to lift something up during a ritual, to lift up an image during the oath ceremony, to have someone lift an object, part of the body, to be lifted, elevated, raised, to elevate a person to high position, to carry, to carry off, to carry off, steal, to steal, to bring, to bring word, a report, etc., to bring objects, to make bring, deliver, carry a symbol, etc., to have an offering, tribute, etc, brought, to be brought, carried, to fetch (objects, tablets, also persons or animals), to deliver tribute, offerings, payments due, to serve food, to offer hospitality to a guest, to carry flood water (said of a canal or river), to support a person with food, etc., to hand over, to transfer, to collect assets, debts, taxes, to levy tribute, to seize, confiscate, to withdraw from an account, to draw payments, compensation, to draw off water, to remove an object, to remove evil, to have someone remove something, to appropriate, to move on, depart, to extend, to make extend, to depart, to cause to be afflicted with a disease, to be received, cashed, collected, to be withdrawn, našûmultiply, to twine, to double, eṣēpumunificent, munaḫḫišumurder, nērtumurder, smite, fight, defeat, to be killed, execute, kill, to kill a person or animal, break a tablet, dâkumurder, to commit murder, risibtumurderer, da’ikānu, dā’iku, fem. dā’iktu, ēpiš nērti, mušaggišumurderer (lit. experienced in bloodshed), amir damī murderess, munērtumurderous, adj., nērtānītumurderous, death-bearing, adj., mušmītumurmur, to murmur (said of water), to hum, low, chirp, ḫabābumurmur, to murmur prayers, whisper to oneself, *laḫāšu

mire, Armenian, ցեխ, ts’ekh, mud, Albanian, dreqi, mud, Tocharian, [B krāke] dirt, filth, English, dregs, lowest sediment in a liquid, Polish, mul, mud, Finnish-Uralic, muta, mud, Scots-Gaelic, mud, mud, English, mud [<MEmudde].

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