Knut L Tallquist AssyrianPersonalNames

ACTA SOCIETATIS SCIENTIARUM FENNICÊ.
TOM. XLIII, No.

i.
ASSYRIAN PERSONAL NAMES

BY
KNUT
L.
TALLQVIST
HELSINGFORS
1914
Printed by
August Pries,
Leipzig.
TO
THE REVEREND C
H.
W.
JOHNS
Preface.
Soon
as 1895,
after the publication of
my Neubabylonisches Namenbuch,
Helsingfors 1905,
received
W. JOHNS, Cambridge, in which he informed me that he, as long had ago dealing with Old Babylonian, completed a similar Namenbuch in three parts which included all the names so far published. Having meanAssyrian, and New Babylonian for is which it reasons while, unnecessary to mention in this connection, found himself unable
a letter from the Rev. C. H.
to publish it, he offered to make over to me the manuscript of the Assyrian names to which he had made additions regularly as new texts came out, in order to be published by me as a companion volume to my Namenbuch in the same size and form. preliminary examination of
the
manuscript which
to
received
for
inspection convinced
me
of
its
seemed
me
that
it
would be a
real loss to Assyriology, if this

left
great value. And as it collection of names, which

I
must have required very toilsome and tedious work, were

it
unpublished,
decided to accept
for the
sary to
my
purpose of editing it with all such corrections and additions as I might find necesmake. I had all the more reason for doing so as I had myself, when I was preparing Namenbuch, collected personal names from Assyrian texts also and had even thought of
publishing a special
book on Assyrian names.

for
I
As
a condition
my
was
editing the said manuscript

to
it
was agreed,
in close
in
accordance with
Mr. JOHNS' suggestion that
make
the
work
in
my own way
resemblance to
my
Neubabylonisches Namenbuch. Of the right to do so I have made an extensive use. For example, I have grouped together the masculine and feminine names, which were separated in Mr. JOHNS' manuscript, and rearranged the names in the order of the Latin alphabet. I have also corrected Mr. JOHNS' readings, wherever they have appeared to
collection
me
erroneous;
have inserted
in the
names which he has overlooked, and so
from unpublished texts and which I naturally, taken care to add to the collection names from texts published after 1905 up to this day, in so. far as they have been accessible to me. As several of these texts appeared when the
present
all
number of names which he has quoted have not been able to verify, are marked with [J]. I have
forth.
work was already
in type,
many names have been added

I.
translations,
the other parts of the
commentaries, and parallels included in List book are entirely my own work. Hence
end of the book. Nearly have been added by me, while

at the
am
this
the only one
who
is
respon-
sible for all the errors

It is
and
deficiencies
which
may be
found in
volume.
a pleasant duty for
me
to express
my
thanks to the gentlemen

is
me
in
the preparation of
my
work.
My greatest
me
debt of gratitude
due to the
who have assisted Rev. C. H. W. JOHNS
who by
the confidence he has placed in
has contributed so greatly to the undertaking of
VI
KNUT TALLQVIST.
work.
Professor
philology.
this
J.
N.
REUTER
friend
has been unwearied
of
Aryan
I
My
and former pupil Dr.
me HARRI HOLMA
in giving
information on the subject
has directed
my
attention
to several points of
etymology and has kindly read some of the proofs.
wish also to express
my
gratitude to the Sodetas Scientiarum Fennica for allowing

in Leipzig, so well
my
work
to
be printed by Mr.
AUGUST PRIES
known
for his Assyriological prints.
This arrangement has undoubtedly been advantageous as regards typography, but the remoteness of the place of printing has not been without its inconveniences for the author and has delayed
the printing which began as early as January 1912.
Knut
Helsingfors, April
15
th
,
L. Tallqvist.
1914.
Contents.
PAGE
Preface Abbreviations
Introduction
I.
V
VIII
XV
Names Names
I
List of Personal
II.
List of Elements, contained in the Personal

1.
250
2.
Names Names
of Gods, Equivalents of the Deity, Temples, etc
of Countries and Cities
250 262
263
3X3
3.
Other Elements (Nominal and Verbal-Forms, etc

in
Additions
Names and words

Corrections
quoted
West-Semitic and Greek writing
322
Abbreviations.
Aai.
(time of) Adad-apal-iddin.
Anp. Kurkh
I,
Abp.
Abp. Ann.
(time of) Asshurbanapal. The Annals of Abp., Rm.
Inscription of Asshurnazirpal III. upon the Monolith from Kurkh, publ. IIIR 6;
published
Li.
VR
von
R.
J.
10;
H. WINCKLER, Sammlung
III,
AKA, I, pp. 222242; pp. 137151.

Anp.
LE
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LAU, The Annals of Ashurbanapal,
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Leiden, 1903; transliterated and translated
the
Goddess
208;
ll.i-io.
Ishtar,
publ.
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I,
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II,
pp. 152
237.
pp. 206
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Cylinder Inscription, A, III

B, III
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17
26;
IIR66,
30
34; 27,1-24;
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Aei.
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253;
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Asshur-etil-ilani.
Anp. Restor. Inscription of Anp.
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T.
XUH.
Introduction.
By "Assyrian Personal Names", I understand those personal names which occur in cuneiform inscriptions of Assyrian origin from the age of the Patesis until the fall of the AssyBut the work also contains many names from non-Assyrian rian kingdom (c. 2200 606 B. C).
names mentioned in RAWLlNSON's Cuneiform Inscriptions of Western Asia, except such New Babylonian names as are to be found in my Neubabylonisches number of personal names from Old Babylonian texts have thus been introNamenbuch. names in the Babylonian version of the great Behistun Inscription. I have as also the duced,
sources.
For
have included
all
furthermore
completely
1
excerpted HARPER'S Assyrian
and Babylonian
all
Letters,
the
Tell
el
Amarna
letters
according to KNUDTZON's transcribed edition, the Ta'annek texts, the inscrip-
tions of the Babylonian kings beginning with the 3 rd dynasty, especially
the most important chronological sources (King-list 3 4 Cappadocian tablets and Boghazkoi texts within my
fcudurru-'mscriptions 1 "4 and B, Chron. A, B, P), as also all all the to I intended include also reach.
,
names of the Vannic or Khaldian
inscriptions,
a certain
number of which
are to be found in
inscriptions of the Assyrian kings; but in spite of all my endeavours I did not succeed in laying hands on Professor SAYCE'S book The cuneiform inscriptions of Van, and have therefore had to be contented with excerpting miscellaneous Khaldian inscriptions scattered in different
publications.
The bulk of the c. 5500 names given in List I consists of purely Assyrian names. But the contingent of non-Assyrian (resp. non-Babylonian), West Semitic, and non-Semitic names is very large, which is partly due to the above mentioned choice of sources, partly to the fact
more foreign than Assyrian names. in and the abundant foreign namenames List I, (resp. non-Babylonian) elements in List II, 3 are indicated by a * before the name or the name-element. It is quite possible, however, that in some cases this sign has been erroneously put before names which
that the inscriptions of the Assyrian kings contain
numerous
The non-Assyrian
in reality are Assyrian,
and that
in
other cases
it
has been
left
For
often very difficult to decide with certainty whether a especially as the Assyrians in rendering foreign names were apt to
it is
1)
out before non-Assyrian names. name is Assyrian or foreign,
make them
to
as "mundgerecht"
time
I set
complete
list
of the
names
in
the Tell el
Amarna
,
letters
was not
be had
at the
about
my
work.
cf. the excellent works of WM. J. HlNKE, A new 2) For the names in the Babylonian /&#^w?T#-inscriptions boundary stone of Nebuchadrezzar I. from Nippur, Philadelphia 1907, and L. W. KING, Babylonian boundary-stones and memorial tablets in the British Museum, with an Atlas of Plates, London 1912.
sub Capp. in "Abbreviations". H. WINCKLER, Die im Sommer 1906 in Kleinasien ausgefuhrten Ausgrabungen, in OLZ, 9 (1906), coll. 611634; Vorlaufige Nachrichten uber die Ausgrabungen in Boghazkoi im Sommer 1907, in MDOG, 35 (1907); Die Arier in den Urkunden von Boghaz-koi, in OLZ, 13 (1910), coll. 289 301.
3) Cf.
4) Cf.
No.
i.
XVI
as
KNUT TALLQVIST.
possible and
indulged in
all
kinds of national etymologies.
As
instances of this
may be
mentioned such ways of writing as d RI-BAD (= IStar-duri) for Sarduri, lUar-hundu for Sutur-Nahundi, LUGAL or (= Sarru) for Hittite Sar and West Semitic milk, TUR (= mdru "son") for Aramaic mar "lord", and so forth. In many cases it is still harder to decide to which language or group of languages a foreign name belongs and to dissolve the names into their constituent elements. Therefore the preparation of List II, 3 has been attended
MAN
with
many difficulties, as I have had to explain the origin and composition of names of the most miscellaneous character, partly belonging to little known or almost unknown languages: Assyrian, Babylonian, Sumerian, Aramaic, Phoenician, Hebrew, Arabic, Egyptian, Greek, Iranian,
Cassite, Urartian or Alarodian, Hittite, Mitannian, etc. The explanation of a name given in this part of the work differs in many cases from the interpretation to be found in List I, and may be regarded as my revised opinion. The rule "dies diem docet" is here appli-
Elamite,
cable.
Yet there
As
part,
that remains hypothetical or doubtful. regards the Assyrian-Babylonian names, both their formation
is
much
and the ideas on which
they are usually based and which appear in them, may be considered to be known for the most by reason of earlier investigations *. This does not mean that particular problems of Assyrian
onomatology are not still awaiting their solution. To what an extent ideas earlier accepted need correction is proved by Prof. UNGNAD'S suggestion as regards the name Sennacherib 2
.
And what
valuable special researches can be made in the investigation of Assyrian names, appears from Dr. HOLMA'S study on the form quttulu used in the formation of Assyrian-Babylonian personal names 3 I do not wish, however, at this juncture to discuss Assyrian-Babylonian
.
names, and will only give a list of the ideograms used book and their phonetic equivalents.
A
in
the
names which are checked
in this
= apal-iddin] A-GIS = apal-lisir] A-MU = apal-iddin] A-PAP = apald usur; A-SE-K0 = apal-iddina] A-SES = apal-usur] "A.USAR = A$ur\ A-ZU = asu] *k~E = MarWAB = *#/; AD = a; AD-AS = ab-apli\ AD-DI = aba-Sallim] AD-PAP = ab-usur] AD-SU = ab-usur\ AG=Ak^; AM = rimu] MAk = ummu] "AMAR.UD = Marduk] ab-enba^}] AD-SES = = Same] AN.KI = $ame-u-irsiti] AN-SUR = salulu] "ASAR.MULU.HI = Marduk] AN Anu] AS = aplu, ASur, AsSur, edu, nadanu] AS-A = nadin-aplu; AS-GIS = apal-lrtir] AS-PAP = eduftkb = duru; BAD = BA-fo = usur, or nadin-ahi; AS-SU = apal-eriba; AZAG = BU = Sent; BAD-PAP = dur-usur\ BAD-SI = dur-panl\ BE = bel kabtu; BE = JS/// (NBa, J = ippalra; DA = liu\ DA.RI = hatin\ DAGAL = remu; Dl = denu, lulmu, Salamu DI.KUD = daianu, danu, dtnu, DI-MAN = Sallim-Sarru; DI-PAP = Sallim-afri; DIS = ana, ina] DU-KUL = kin-zer; DUDU = alaku, kanu DU-A = kin-aplu] DU.DU = kinu, W\. = mukm-pah\ DU-PAP = kin-usur (km-ahrt}] W-SV = km-eriba] DU-SI = alik-pani] DU-SES = kln-usur (km-ahi?)] DU-ZU = DUB = $apaku\ DUG(.GA) = tabu\ DUG(BAD).GA = mitu] = E E.$bL = ekallu; "EDIN = Serua] EGIR = gMu] E =
aplu,
maru; A-AS
btti]
ilu,
AN-*-
ina,
ellu\
t
igrta;
rf
ntifu;
a);
BUR-rrt;
itti,
II
Siptu;
kittu;
II I,
3uzziz(f)\
kin-ldi]
bitu\
H. RANKE, Early Babylonian Personal Names from the published Tablets of the so-called Hammurabi K. TALLQVIST, Neubabylonisches Namenbuch ztt den Geschiiftsurkunden aus der Zeit des Samashtmukin bis Xerxes, Helsingfors, 1905, pp. XIV XLII, and the literature there mentioned; A. T. CLAY, Documents from Temple Archives of Nippur dated in reigns of Cassite Rulers, Philadelphia, 1906 (BE XV), pp. 2 15; K. TALLQVIST,
1)
Cf.
Dynasty,
Philadelphia, 1905;
Kurznamen passivischer Bedeutung, OLZ, 1906, col. 466 ff. E. HUBER, Die Personennamen in den Keilschrifturkunden aus der Zeit der Konige von Ur und Nisin, Leipzig, 1907, pp. 12 15; A. UNGNAD, Untersuchungen zu den Urkunden aus Dilbat, Leipzig, 1909 (BA VI), p. 77 ff.; A. T. CLAY, Personal Names from Cuneiform Inscriptions of the Cassite Period, New Haven, 1912, pp. 13 24. 2) A. UNGNAD, Der Name Sanherib's, ZDMG, 62 (1908), p. 721 ff. 3) H. HOLMA, Die Assyrisch-Babylonischen Personennamen der Form quttulu, mit besonderer Berucksichtigung der
Babylonische
;
Worter fur Korperfehler, Helsinki, 1914.

T. XLIII.
XVII
= = &**; = &?; "HAR = Bunene; HE. NUN = nuhsu; HE.UL = lamassu; = Asur; = /&i; HU.KAK = ^/^; = naid; = (= DUG) = idu; ID.DAH = m; GAL = lfu\ IDIM(BE) = kabtu; (= GA + TV) = nate (iU}\ = = IM $aru\ WIM ^î Baftlum (Baal\ TeSup; IM.TUK = **W; GAR ^>& (;W); KA = K A D A = Xasu KA E = qibu KA K A KA-GIS = amatu,pdnu, rigmu, rigmatu, qibu 205 = = = &k *&k KA.GAL KAB =kaabullu; 144 babu; Bau; amat-pi^. dababu(da-bi-bi,lidbubu)\ = = == 200 -maru KAD gabbu; KAK-A kasaru, rihtu; KAK epetu, ban-aplu; KAK-KUL == ban-zer; KAK.A.BI = kullatu; KAK-/2//^ = d Banitu; KAL = aqru, dananu (or = = = TNB KAW KAN ere$u\ b; dannu\ eretu] damaqu 99 XII, KAL(= LIG).GA = KAR = )KASKAL = Harran; KI.NE = kinunu; KI.US = = tukultu\ *VM = Marduk; "KUD ^Qadmu\ ML^zeru; KUL-AS = KUL-MU = zer-iddin; KULBA-sa = zer-iqrta; KUL-DU = zer-ukln; KUL-KAK = zer-ibni; YMR = ka$adu, matu, Sadu; "KUR.GAL = Amurru; KUR.KUR = matati; KUR-LAL = mat-taqqin; LAH = namaru; LAH.LAH = ebebu = LAL = taqanu LID LIK remu; karu; LU = etequ tu-qu-nu, tarasu; LUGAL = *milku, sarru; MAH = sfru; MAN = SamaS (Samsu), sarru; MAN-KAK == sar-ibni; MAN-PAP = *ar-usur\ "MAR.TU = Amurru; MAS = a*aridu\ *W& = NIN.IB\ ^MAS.IVIAS = NerME.ME == Gula; Ml = MU-A = nadin-aplu; MU = nadanu, zakaru (zakir\ Sumu gal; MU-AS = $um-iddin; MU-DU == sum-ukin, (mukin^} him-kitti; MU-DU-PAP = sum-kitti-tisur; MU-GAL-J'/ = $um-ulabU\ MU-GAR = sum-is kun; mu-GI = imtSallim; MU-GI NA = lum-ukm, mukm; MU-GIS = MU-SI.DI = MU-KAM == him-ere$; MU-KAR = him-etir (or musezib'); mu-LAL = mutaqqin, = or mutarris; MU.ME sub Ahir-, Enlil-nadin-sum), zakir-hwii Sum&ti; MU-MU = nadin-$umi
mansasu; GUGU
HI
II i;
EN-DU b/l-kain; EN-KAK bel-ibni; EN-LAL = == *= ga66u; GAL EN-MU bel-iddin EN-PAP "EN.ZU GAB bel-sumi; bel-usur; Sin; bel-taqqin; "GAL GAL-AS k\. GAR GAR. GAL rabu; raba-iddin; basu; takanu; busu; GAR. (Aid); GAR salamu II i; GI.NA J5&; GAR-MU sakin-Sum; "GASAN karabu; Gl Belit; GAZ.GAZ kanu II i, kinu; GID #;'#/ /?.?*>; GIS.BAL marsu; GIL (r/); GIG agu; GIS pilaqqu; GIS.KU == /fc//fc; d GIS.NA 'GlS.NU &>*.?; GISGAL = WGIS.SIR(.GAL)
arkatu; EN
bel;
EN-AS
= bel-apli
t
(bel-iddin);
= 5^^; = e$u; WR = taru

/<?<&*;
= =
= =
= =
HAL
"HI
HI. LI
*IB
i7rjf;
ID
ID.
ILI
IN.
pit,
(?)
(p.
a)
taqbi-lisir
p.
b),
II
(?
p.
a);
banii, butiu,
II
II
i,
cf.
p.
p.
n. 3);
eteru, ezebii III
( a|
Kl
irsitu, itti;
kibsu(J);
Vto
zer-kitti,
nttru,
II i;
II
i,
III
i,
sabatu',
sillu;
($u);
s~um-lt$ir;
(cf.
(cf. sub Marduk-zakir-Sum), Sum-iddin (cf. sub Adad-sum-iddin; TNB p. XIII, $um-usur (cf. TNB, p. XIII, n. 2); MU-SE-na == Sum-iddina; MU-SES nadin-ahi ahi], Sum-usur (cf. Adad-, Enlil-, Marduk-hmi-usur; mu-SIG mudammiq; MM\M
= amelu; NAM^ = = = = etequ; NI.GAL ^Jv7; NI.NI = El; NIR. Slmati; "NE.URU.GAL Nergal; NER = sepa; GAL = NIGIN = pafraru; NIM = Saqu\ NIN = ahatu; "NIN = "NINNI "NIN.LIL = = .Ktar\ NIR. GAL = NUN = rubu; NUN. ME = NU = salmu, NU-UR = PA.TE.SI = abkallu; NUNUZ =piru; "PA = Nabu\ PA = kattu; PA + KU = Nusku; PAL =
=
1
n.
(cf.
i);
MU-PAP =
Kassu-nadin-
Nl
l-li,
etillu;
Belit;
Belit;
etillu, etillit;
la, ul;
d
^^l-abas;
is
palti;
SE= afc-iddin; PAP-PAP = PAP-SES = ah-usur; PAP-TUR = nasir-aplu; PI = usnu, hasisu; ?\H=eres'u; = w /s /a; RA = ra mu RAM-MAN = "PIN = NIN. IB Etir-Ninib}; QAR =^w (K. 2169, R.n); rahQ| = = raim-sarri; BH + ?H satiefu; "Rl /^r; "RID =Marduk; RU-ZI = sariq-napisti p. i57 b SAG d
tfa/ta;PAP=i*^*afr#;PAP-A^/^^
(in
PAP-MU=/MP;
|y|
= asaridu', SE = nadanu', SE-A = nadin-aplu; SE-MV = nadm-Xumi\ SE-PAP = SE-SES = nadin-ahi; SE-1\1R.\} = = Enlil; SI.DI = 8IG = SIG = SIB = nadin-aplu; ensu; SU = rabu (l^); SU-U = enba-Adad; SUHUS = isdu; SUR = ^>w; "SALAM = Salmu; 8A.BA = qahi, SA.DU = kudurru; SER = qasaru; SES = $#, nasaru; SES-A = nasir-aplu; SES= = AS SES-MU SES-SE-?m = ah-iddin; SES-KAK = ahi-bani; SES-PAP (=NBa. SES-SES) = ^-J-7/r; = = ?/m, panu, amaru; SI.DU = alik-mahri\ SI.DU = Nergal; LAL SES.KI Nannaru; = tukultu; SIG = damaqu (damiq, damqu); SU = Marduk; SU = amdru (emur, lamur); = TAB = gamalu (gamil, gimillu), qatu; SU-GUR = gimil-tirra; SU.SI = ubatm; = = = = TAM.MA balatu TI-E bal&tu, talimu; balat-iqbi; TI.LA
re$u; Sf(G.KKL
"SI kittu, If sir;
re'ii;
(?
);
qtitu;
SI
SI.
.\}M
"\h
itti;
tappii;
Tl
(uballif);
(lu-}balat,
uballit;
No.
i.
XVIII
KNUT TALLQVIST.
TUK = ba$u, ratu; TUB = aplu, TIN = balatu; TIN.TIR = = = mar TUB. US = aplu\ U = martu (Ar. maru (*mar\, "TUR.E Mar-biti; TUR.SAL = = WU Adad, Bel; U + DAR = Dtar\ UB.LA = paki&atv; U-LAL = bel-taqqin\ U-PAP haru UB.RI = naid\ UD = Samhi, umu\ "UD = Samai\ UD.DU = (/); WUGUR = Nerta (*, &2fo, &*?/, UN = tf; UR = kalbu\ UR.RU = &*#; UR.SAG = ?<WY/, g = = = US. SA = US US '#; ZAB = j0; ZAB.DAH = M^; ^/forw; qarradu; URU = = = /?#, &'#, napi$tu\ ZU imittu; nirari; ZAG.LU
TI.TI
*bin,
= baldtu
II i;
II i;
TIL
kitu\
Babilu',
j>a);
bel,
bel-usur',
al;
te//fc),
a&zfc;
Zl
z'^7,
//'??.
considerable
number of West
in
cuneiform texts have long been known.
Prof.
Semitic names occurring in Assyrian and Babylonian ZlMMERN has given an excellent summary of the theo-
phorous West Semitic names
SCHRADER'S
pp. 465 fif. The manner of rendering West features set forth in DELITZSCH'S Assyrische
Alte Testament, 3 rd edition, Semitic sounds in cuneiform characters is in its main

Keilinschriften
und das
I
Grammatik.
shall
here
make some
e. g.
additional
I'EOO = Sa-a$~ = = = Bd al-(a~Mi-pu\ Sp^tt Mil-ki-a-$a-pa\ *înaoip A&-Xa-a; *q0^2>S probably ma-a; &QS9 an = Qa-u$-gabrt; ^DtiO = The writing Mah-si-ia-a-u = J-pOrTO Si
(Ilu-,
observations chiefly founded on the materials of the present work. West Semitic 0, as a general rule, corresponds in Assyrian to 3,
etc.
-}si-im-ki,
Bi.
is
exception, probably caused by the close resemblance of the West Semitic verb ôn to Ass. faisu. In Babylonian, on the other hand, West Semitic D (j*) appears as j; e. g. Sa-ma-ki-ilu TNB,
Sa-mu-ki-im RPN,
cf. Bi.
IfTono; *nn^01p
= Qiisu-iahabi
to),
BE
IX;
(J
u+* (BROCKELMANN,
Jf
p.
234)
= Samsu(-iluna}\
sented
in
X4û
(x^-u/J)
= sumu
by
,
(in
Sumu-abi}.
e.
Vice versa Assyrian-Babylonian
is
repre-
= Hal(i}musu, Sarru = and (Ass. Sarru-nuri = Ar. inano; Sarrukm = = Ar. pnoias; Nabii-Sar-usur == Ar. itiOM; Nabu-$ar-iddin = = = 10 Ar. Sin-iar-usur Sar-usur nsxiiO; Nergal-$ar-usur = = Ar. ^w = DO, DO, W (Ass. Nabu-$um-iddin = Ar. piaoins; Ba. (Ass. Sar-tttar Bel-$um-iddin = llîcbs, OTSS, 315, No. 46; Ba. Sum-ukm = ptiC; Ba. Nabu-lum-iskun = pOBDiaa, APO); jfa//m = Db (Nabu-$allim Ass. = Ar. DbBIM; Ba. = iboiaa, APO); ^;jf = C1 (Ba. Nur-Sama$ = Ar. = Ar. STEVENSON, Contracts, APO); Ba. 7^ Labah = Ar. nb MuSezib = and so Rim-Sukun = Exceptions are the
(Ass. Sulman-aSarid
ESarra
West
Semitic writing
(resp.
*10X (Ass. Tukulti-apil-ESarra
g.
A$ur
= 10X (Ass. ASurahiddin =

"ID
Bi.
pmo),
(sic!)
Bi.
"id^bBnbsn, Ar. noC^btrban), c&aridu == 108

ite
Bi. "lOiWEbtiJ)
Bi. "jiaiD;
ttJ^bn
-i2"iDDt;
Bi.
Bi. "iSSltebSilS);
jfsr
tJfcno);
p.
A.r.
ElttniD,
STtt?tt;
ifljpa,
34, 3;
pttJ'QI,
forth.
following: Ba. Na&u-Sfzidanni'^'Bi. ptIBISS,
where
ti
may be
derived from the loan-word

l
aTttJ,
and ^lfjfr=Bi. "iWX,
cf.
represented in Assyrian by s, e. g. sate JSa-ra-a-a, Sagab, "no ~ al sad l^te "Sa-ni-ru, pTpTa ! Dimasqa (and, as in Babyal lonian, Di-ma-a$-qi, Adnir. IV: IR 35, No. I, ie, 21); in Babylonian by jf, e. g. *bS513W Sa-am-El, hl "l Dar. 265, s, ptottl Di-ma$-qa 197, 21, Ti-ma-ds-gi 53, es. Vice versa Assyrian and Babyis
:
Ste^l = Ba-'Sa,
exception, as the name West Semitic to
$ulman-a$arid>'Bl "i05 abttj, p. 125. should perhaps really be written Sulman-alarid.

,
DAG
is
only an apparent
^teya = UMe--sa-a,
"
= TA
lonian s appears in
West Semitic
Sin-$ar-usur
ap).
O',
and a*nxn5fc
APO;
under
>
or to; e. g. Sinaherlba Bi. SiinDO, Ar. n'nimiO writing as Ar. 151030; Sin-uballit> Ar. t&a30 APO; Balassu-iqbi>
in
>
apôbi
(see
West
Semitic
-A,
became
Assyrian
s,
e. g.
dlbttjiax
Ô'lrt
> Abdi-si-har, IIO'lM^ > A-tar-su-ri, > Jtjambusu, Olh Ot:n) > Ha-da-sa-a, Ha-an-da-sa-ni Ha-an-da3a-nu\]La^3>Ka-&u-us-tu, ^r\^^^^> Kam-mu-su-nadbi, > Me-na-si-e, > *nrt3DO' > Sa-kan-da-da, >Ra--su-nu, bi^nbKO > Sa> Sa-la-ma-a-nu, Sa-ma-, pO' = Sa-mu-nu, b2>ttT'i = Su-mu--ilu Senn. King VII byattBO' = Sa-pa-ti-ba-al,
di-sam-si, inttJia^
,
> Abi-sa-la-mu, O'aO'-fc* > ^~ > A-u-si- ynCJin^ > A-u-sa-bi-,

(Ba.
U-^-> Ha-bi-i-si,
lO'an
(or
ntis'a
fcip
(2
-al-ti-uu, h
Ittbo'
96,
T. XLIII.

"l
al
XIX
==
Sa-u-li, "pTQttJ
Sa-me-ri-na, tfc*rP===
it
Ur-sa-li-im-ma,
,?,
so forth.
*^nyatD
na-ilu
as
.?;
= Sa-ba-afi-ta-ni BE X,
'
In the Babylonian writing
corresponds to
In the
*bDDti
RPN), BID
thus
= '""'Ku-u-h't (Ass. Kusu).

-
= Si-kin-El BE X, =
"! ai
e. g.
= Pa-la-as-tu, and = Sa-mayoti Tamme$-$a-maimDStt = Su-bu-nu-ia-ma Su-ubFittJbB
mht
Pi-lis-ti,
(cf.
Amarna
letters the
we
find llbpCtf
nl
ki-$d 328,5, 329,5,
D5? =
A$-qa-lu-na, rmnttte
5/
A^few>,
= IVBti =
As-tar-te,
-p-raj
Sd-am-hu-na,
ttJrn
is preserved al LatBÂ Ia-M-Xi, l zl VHO $&-naSd-ru-na,
Canaanite
l
tij
ma, and so
"l
forth.
15.
La-ki-si (287,
Exceptions are found only in the a *U-ru-sa-lim 288, 43), and DbtthT
Semitic laryngals y and
in
Ji
letters of the Hittite
(287,
25.
289, u. 290,
Abdi-êpa: fcj'ob Bit15), and ISttJrpa
sa-a-ni (289,
20).
The West
are in cuneiform writing of
all
OBa. Hammurapi; n*OK A-bi-e-$u-uh\ in the Amarna represented by h, e. g. d2 ham(m)u * Balutexts *"\ysy IFT2&1 lanhamu, Hamu-niri, *DW lafah-Addu, *Tiyxby2 perhaps in NBa. bahlu ^~\"ny Ass. b5>i T Pu-ba-ah-la, etc.; me-(hi}-ir, ia(-a)-da-ah, ia(-a)-di-ih\ and the As contain element Ass. Si-ra-hi-i ^y\. Adad-ra-ha-a-u, Ad-ri-a-ha-u, ''TarT, probably
periods sometimes
= =
for the rendering of d
NBa. la-a-hu-u,
mb
/^
= h, = NBa.
cf. "liri
= fyadda
in
TA
Ri-ib-ha-ad-da t
^,n^
= NBa. iahabi,
W=
i-la-hi-i.
represented in West Semitic writing by a in Bi. puno <C Sarrukin, IDKbBnbsn Assyrian Tuklat-apil-E$arra and Ar. bl1S5^53^ <C Man-kl-ArbaiL This change of the sound is pro1 bably due to the influence of the neighbouring liquid
is
<
Egyptian names are found, besides in New Babylonian texts, th th the also in the Amarna letters, Boghazkoi texts, and the Assyrian sources of the 8 and 7 cen2 Some of the In explaining these I have principally followed STEINDORFF and RANKE tury.
considerable
number of
names which RANKE gives e-ia, Pirizzi, etc., are more

in
letter,
as possibly Egyptian, as DaSarti, Habaia, IrSappa, Kar-me-u-ni, Lilikely Hittite;

cf.
List
II, 3.
cuneiform characters only a few are known. In the Tell el Amarna Of Greek names no. 37, from Alasia (Cyprus), four names appear, of which Ku-ni-e-a reminds one of the
Greek Kuveaq, but also of the Lycian Kunniiei; E-til-lu-na (cf. the Greek EureXioov, EuxhxAwhile U$-bar-ra Xtoov) and Pa-d^-tum-me-e (cf. natftoc;, Cret jratfrac; "lord") are possibly Greek,
(cf. Pis.
probably represents the language of the island's pre-Hellenic Hittite 3 The first names which can unhesitatingly be set down as Greek population from Asia Minor occur in the inscriptions of Esarhaddon and Asshurbanipal, some 700 years later. These names
Oc[3apcc,
Otf[3apac;)
.
which also are derived from Cyprus are Da-ma-su

E-ri-e-su (Epecoc;), Gir-me-su
(Acqicctfoc;),
Da-mu-u-su, E-ki-is-tu-ra (AKetfroop),
Ki-i-su (cf. Keicoc;, Kitftfoc; ('Epp.r|c;?), I-tu-u-an-da-ar (Ete.Fav8poc;), "ivy"), Pi-la-a-gu-ra (OiXayopac;), and U-na-sa-gu-sa, the first part of which is obviously ovatf-. Greek, also, is perhaps the name La-du-qi-i (Aa8oxoq?, cf. the name of Seleucus II's wife Luda-ki-i
= AaoSuo])
names occurring
which was borne by an Assyrian slave sold B.C. 676. The other Greek cuneiform inscriptions are from the time of the Arsacids and Seleucids 4 In the Tell el Armana letters a number of names occur which have been looked upon
,
in
as Iranian or Aryan.
first
Mr. BEZOLD and Mr. BUDGE, who published the tablets in the British Museum Five years some of those names with Persian names in the Behistun inscription 5 compared
.
1)
Cf.
BROCKELMANN,
p. 153.
2)
G. STEINDORFF, Die
keilschriftliche
pp. 330
361,
3)
593612); H. RANKE, Keilschriftlich.es Material Cf. HOMMEL, Grundriss, p. 62.

Era
(312
Wiedergabe agyptischer Eigennamen, 1890 (Beitrage zur Assyriologie, Vol. zur altdgyptischen Vokalisation, Berlin 1910.
the library
I,
4) Cf.
A. T. CLAY'S collection in Babylonian Records in

65 B.
C.),
el-
of I. Pierpont Morgan, Part

1
II,
Legal Docu-
ments from Erech, dated in the Seleucid

5)
New York
1913, p.
ff.
The Tell
Amarna
Tablets in the British
Museum, London,
1892, pp. 144,
146.
No.
i.
C*
XX
later Dr.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
that the names Artamanta, Suvarddta, Ruzmania, Teuvatti, Ia$derived from Aryan "forerunners", which had come to Syria and were data and ZirdamiaSda In the following year, 1898, Professor HOMMEL Palestine at the end of the fifteenth century
1
.
PAUL ROST declared
took up the problem of these names. He came to the conclusion that they are Iranian and prove that the royal dynasty of Mitanni and the Hittite kings of the time of Ramses II were of Iranian, or,
In 1901 these names were studied by Dr. SCHEFTELOWITZ 3 and partly with Old Indian names, emphasizing their Iranian with Old them who compared partly Aryan character and attempting to prove that the Mitanni language corresponded closely with Vedic. It is worthy of special mention that he was the first to suggest the possibility that the name of the Palestinian prince Su(v)ardata contains the Skr. word svar (Av. hvara) "sun" - and h had thus represents a period of linguistic development when the Iranian sound change s his and to not yet taken place. SCHEFTELOWITZ'S daring etymology especially attempt prove the Indo-European and, particularly, the Aryan character of the Cassite also, evoked, in 1906, a much-
more
exactly, of "Scythian" descent
>
from Professor BLOOMFIELD 4 who suggested that "the Mitanni and other Asiatic Iranoid proper names came from a dialect closely allied to Iranian but not yet exactly Iranian; which did not change s to h". In 1907 the problem was taken up once more, /. e. a dialect
needed
criticism
this
Without going into the question of more or less probable time by Professor ED. MEYER 5 etymologies, he regarded the subject primarily from a historical standpoint and proved that the
.
letters
of Mitanni and a number of Syrian dynasts mentioned in the Tell el Amarna bore names of an Iranian stamp. This circumstance MEYER accounted for by supposing that the Median and Persian tribes came to their homes in Iran in the 17 th or i6 th century,
then
known kings
while individual Iranian chiefs penetrated into Mesopotamia and Syria at the latest in the 15 th century and perhaps considerably earlier. The names of these chiefs would constitute the oldest
dated instance of the Iranian language. Before MEYER'S essay had been printed, however, a covery was made which necessitated an essential modification of this theory.
In the
in
dis-
summer
Cappadocia'
of 1907 the late Professor HUGO WlNCKLER's excavations at Boghazkoi -brought to light the remains of probably identical with Herodotos" Pteria
the Hatti kings' former residence and parts of the royal archives. Among other things was found the cuneiform text of a treaty between the Hatti king Subbiluliuma and the Mitanni king MattiIn this treaty the gods of either kingdom are cited as witnesses, and among other deities worshipped in Mitanni are named ilani mi-it-ra-aS-H-U Hani u-ru-na-a$-U-el (var. a-ru-na-a$-$i-i)
vaza.
ilu
in-dar ilani na-$a-a\t-ti-ia-d\n-na (var. in-da-ra na-$[a}-at-ti-ia-an-na.

in
6
In his
Ausgrabungen Boghaz-koi im Sommer 1907" names, whose suffixes a$Ul and anna clearly belong to the Mitannian idiom, the Vedic deities Mitra, Varuna and Indra, while, following the suggestion of Prof. F. ANDREAS, he hesitatingly,
richten iiber die
WlNCKLER
Vorlaufige Nachrecognised in these
"
though
certainly
by
right,
compared Natattiia with Nasatya.

in
It
is
clear
that
the
occur-
Mitanni in the 14 th century B. C. throws a new light upon the supposed Iranian origin of the Mitanni kings. In a postscript to his essay, which was published in 1908, MEYER felt compelled to characterize the Mitanni kings as Aryans and he lays
rence of these Vedic
deities
stress
on the fact that they did not yet speak Iranian but Aryan.
Das
und das Emporkommen
erste
MEYER
MVG,
reached
this
con-
1)
P. ROST,
sogenannte Mederreich
der Perser, in
II (1897), p. 216.
berichte der Gesellschaft der
in SitzungsWissenschaften in Prag, Philos.-Histor. Cl., 1898, No. VI, p. 9. 3) J. SCHEFTELOWITZ, Die Sprache der Kossder, in KZ, 38 (1905), pp. 260 ff. 4) On some alleged Indo-European languages in cuneiform characters, in American Journal of Philology , XXV. 5) Die altesten datierten Zeugnisse der iranischen Sprache und der zoroastrischen Religion, in KZ 42 (1909), p. I ff.
2)
FRITZ HOMMEL, Hethiter und Scythen und das
Auftreten der Iranier in der Geschichte,
6) Mitteilungen der
Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft, Dezember 1907, No. 35.
T. XL1II.
XXI
not appearing
first
elusion from the
name
NaSattita, in the Boghazkoi texts referred
to,
in its Iranian
form Naha|>ya*, but

of the
in its
Indo-Aryan shape with
s.
It
thus constitutes the
original
proof
yet the
common Aryan period reconstructed by scholars, when Hindu and Iranian were not separated. MEYER now explained that the sound -phenomenon mentioned appears also in
name Suvardata inasmuch
as
it
contains the Skr.
word svar,
"sun",
as
SCHEFTELOWITZ had
already indicated. He also put forward his modified view in his essay "Das dlteste Auftreten der Arier in der Geschichte" 1 Generally speaking, MEYER'S opinion seems to have been embraced also by Professor OLDENBERG 2 Mr. KEITH 3 and Mr. KENNEDY 4 Professor JACOBI 5 on
.
continued to speak of the language in question as Iranian, supposing that the Vedic deities had come to Mitanni from Eastern Iran where they must have been borrowed from India about the sixteenth century. totally different view was put forward by Professor
the other hand,
SAYCE, who,
kings shared
are
in
a short contribution
or
expressed the opinion:

Iranian
is
"that the
names of the Mitannian
Indo-European very unlikely". opinion appears to be by Prof. CLAY, to judge from the fact that he has registered the elements contained in these names among such of Hittite-Mitannian origin 7 On the other hand, Professor WiNCKLER 8 in 1910, expressly maintained that in the Tell elAmarna and Boghazkoi texts we
either
This
have to do with real Aryans before their division into Indians and Persians. He shows that the ruling class in Mitanni was called Harri, a name which survives in the second column of
the Behistun inscription, where it denotes the Aryans, and, further, that the persons in closest touch with the Mitanni kings, namely, the nobility, are named marianni, which seems to be identical with the Vedic word marya, "man, hero". The Aryan theory, which at first was
received with so
seemed thus to have won a decisive victory. 9 theory must be somewhat modified. The fact that the Aryan s has not with the Mitannians been changed to h - - a fact which is confirmed by the names NaSattiia and Suvardata and further by several names given below -- does not itself justify
much
distrust,
Nevertheless,
this
the Classification
gali
the supposition that the Mitannian chiefs spoke Aryan. In a notable article entitled Notes on Professor STEN KONOW pointed out that also the Iranian Bashof Bashgali
of India has retained the old
is
language which forms part of a group of dialects spoken on the North-Western frontier Aryan s. KONOW draws the conclusion that the change of s to h
FIELD'S theory that
not so old as the other Iranian characteristics and therefore gives his adhesion to BLOOMin Mitanni was spoken "a dialect closely allied to Iranian but not yet
exactly Iranian".
The names
in question
mixture of Indo-Aryan and Iranian forms.

(Ind.
from Mitanni and Palestine, indeed, show a peculiar Apart from the already mentioned names Nasattiia
and Suvardata, the following also appear to me to be purely Indian in type: Arta$$umara Artasmara* "remembering the law"), Biridasva (Ind. prd-agva* 11), latdata (Ind. n. p.Yagodatta), Ruzmanâ (Ind. rucimanya*), Satiia (Ind. n, p. Satya "the faithful one"; Av. haij>ya,
Sitzungsberichte der Berl. Akad.,
l)
1908.
2)
JRAS,
p.
1909, p. 1095
5) Ibid., p.
ff.
ff.
3) Ibid., p.
nooff.
1106
ff.
4) Ibid., p.
7)
nooff.
28
721
6) Ibid., p.
8)
CLAY, Personal Names,
ff.
Die Arier und
9)
As
s.
in
the Tell
it
rendered
by
10)
Instead,
Urkunden von Boghazkoi, in OLZ, 1910, col. 289 ff. one would expect to find Aryan s letters the Babylonian characters are used renders a transition sound between the Arian s and as which s, appears everywhere perhaps
die
el
Amarna
the Iranian h.
Royal Asiatic Society, 1911, p. I ff. REUTER. The etymology given by BOHL, Kanaanaer und Hebrder, p. 17, n. i, according to whom Biridasva would For if the name Zirdamiasda, as appears, conSkr. Brhad-a9va, can hardly be correct. tains the Iranian wosd zarad "heart" it proves that Ind. h in Mitanni was changed into z, and accordingly Ind. hrd), (=
Journal of
the
n) Suggestion
of Prof.
A also in
Brhadacva
i.
ought
to
be written
as
z.
No.
XXII
KNUT TALLQVIST.
OPe. hasiya), Subandi (Ind.
SauHatar
n.
or sutaSCHEFTELOWITZ), Ind. tuvis tana "son of a charioteer", cf. Ind. n. p. Sutatanaya), Tu(i}sratta (cf. "strong, big", and rath a "chariot"). On the other hand Zirda-miaSda and Ma-varzana are Iranian, while Artamania and Artatama can be both Aryan and Iranian and Arzaviia, Naniavaza, Mattivaza, Teuvatti, and others ought probably to be distinguished as Mitannian-Hittite. Considering that an have adduced names the majority of the obviously Indo-Aryan character, it seems to me that one might formulate the conclusion thus, that they represent a dialect closely allied to Aryan but partly in process of adopting the characteristics distinguishing Iranian, thus a proto-
= suta), = has been "to whom suta-tana Sutatna (possibly born", offspring
p.
(cf.
(Sau-ksatra, Subandhu), Suta
patron, of Ind.
Ind.
n.
Su-ksatra, Av. huxah,ra), su-tarana, Sut(f]arna (perhaps

p.
Iranian dialect.
Purely Iranian names
first
appear some centuries
later, in
the inscriptions of the Assyrian
kings, from the ninth century onwards. Shalmaneser III was the first Assyrian ruler who entered the land of Media. Among the chieftains against whom he fought on the western border of
In
Media Artasari of Shurdira, Data of Khubushki and Upu of Gilzan probably bore Iranian names. the inscriptions of Shalmaneser's successor Shamshi-Adad V we meet with the names
TitamaSka, PiriSati, Hanasiruka, Munsuartu, ZariSu, ParuSta, AtyaStatauk, Mamanis, Bara, DirnakuS, Irtizati, Satiria, Artasirari, etc., most of which are undoubtedly Iranian. In Sargon's account of the conquest of Media the Iranian names are most numerous. To Sargon's famous list of Median chiefs 2 we can now append a similar list from the account of Sargon's eighth
3 campaign in 714 B. C. In business documents from the periods of the Neo- Assyrian and NeoBabylonian kingdoms, Iranian names occur hardly at all. On the other hand, they naturally appear in great quantities in Babylonian deeds and documents from the period of the Persian
,
domination. To these sources of information regarding the occurrence of Iranian names in Semitic cuneiform texts are finally to be added the inscriptions of the Achaemenides. An exhaustive treatment of all the Iranian names in Semitic cuneiform characters would
certainly
be a very profitable When, as a layman in Iranian,

this
task,
I
which must, however, be reserved for an Iranian scholar. attempted to identify and point out the Iranian names occurring
,
in
4 work, I naturally started from the great Behistun inscription seeing that the Iranian names occur there in a three-fold form: Early Persian, Semitic and Neo-Elamic. Besides, I have
,
5 but have also consulted kept mainly to JuSTl, Iranisches Namenbuch HtisiNG 8, MEYER, BARTHOLOMAE 9 and others.
,
ROST 6 SCHEFTELOWITZ 7
,
r)
The
final
portion of the name, satar, corresponds rather to

1. c.,
xâpra than
to
ksatra and
is
thus Iranian,
as Mr.
KONOW
rightly points out,
p. 44.
,
;
G. SMITH, Assyrian Discoveries, p. 288 f.; DELITZSCH, Die Sprache der Kossder 1884, p. 48 f. 2} K. 1668 b. H. WINCKLER, Die Keilschrifttexte Sargons, 1889, II, pi. 44; ROST, in MVG, II, p. inff.; STRECK, in ZA, XV (1900), p. 356 ff. SCHEFTELOWITZ, in KZ, 38, p. 274 if.; E. MEYER, ibid., 42, p. i ff. 3) THUREAU-DANGIN, Une relation de la huitieme campagne de Sargon, Paris 1912.
;
4)
and
Inscriptions of
texts,
-with
For the Babylonian version of the Behistun inscription, see III R 39 40. I have also used The Sculptures Darius the Great on the rock of Behistun in Persia, a new collation of the Persian, Susian, and BabyEnglish translations,
etc.,
lonian
London 1907;
F.
H. WEISSBACH, Die Keilinschriften der Achdmcniden,

is
Leipzig 1911.
5) F.
JUSTI, Iranisches NamenbucK, Marburg 1895.
This work
a great storehouse of facts, but often mis-
leading;
cf.
HDSING, KZ, 36, p. 5560". 222. 6) PAUL ROST, Das sogenannte Mederreich tind das Emporkommen der Perser, MVG, 1897, pp. 175 7) ISIDOR SCHEFTELOWITZ, Arisches im Alien Testament, I, Berlin 1901; Ergdnzungen zu Justis iranischen
Namen, ZDMG, 57 (1903), pp. 165 167; in this essay the author takes into consideration only a small portion of the new cuneiform materials available in 1903; Die Sprache der Kossder, KZ, 38 (1905), pp. 260277. 8) G. HUSING, Die iranischen Eigennamen der Achdmenideninschriften, Norden 1897; Altiranische Mundarten, KZ, 36, p. 556 ff.; miscellanies. 9) CHRISTIAN BARTHOLOMAE, Altiranisches Worterbuch, Strassburg 1904.
T. XLIII.
Assyrian Personal names.
XXIII
Many
cuneiform
names which JUSTI included
in
his
book must be eliminated
as
not Iranian; e. g. Erisinni, Telusina, Iransu, Ullusunu, Uassurme, Ualli, Ninni, Kibaba, and which JUSTI was inclined to so forth. That the name AhSeri borne by a ruler of Man
derive from the Iranian base X^ a
>
not Iranian seems to
written Ah-se-e-ri in Assyrian but Ah-si-ri in Babylonian
me proved by the fact (KGAS 24), while Iranian y,
that
it
is
as a rule,
was rendered
Babylonian by h$ (see below). Like Erisinni, Ualli, Ullusunu, Lutipri, Arame, Sardur, and other Urartian names, so also AhSeri seems to belong to the widespread group of Hittite names. The names Kundaspi and Kustaspi, which were borne by two princes in Kummukh-Commagene in 854 and 740 B. C, have generally been
in
Assyrian by ks and
in
1 ALFR. VON GUTSCHMID 2 BALL 3 RosT 4 regarded as Iranian, ever since FRANC. LENORMANT 5 and HOMMEL connected them with Gundasp (Vindaspa) and Gustasp (Vistaspa). The necessity of supposing the sound change vi ]> gu (ku) to have occurred already at that remote time
,
(9
th
and
8 th century) to
which these names belong
is,
6 however, calculated to awaken doubts as
to the correctness of these identifications, since the
known
to occur only in a
much
later
sound change in question is with certainty period namely in Middle Persian in the time of the Arsacids
Further, these supposed Iranians, in spite of their predecessors in Mitanni, are historically isolated, all other known princes of Kummukh having purely Hittite names: Kurirpa,
and Sassanids.
Muttallu, Qatazilu.
And
as KouvScc
and Kotfio and
GJTI
are
common
elements
in
names
it
in
is
Asia
Minor
Hittite names, as a general rule, correspond with them (see below), 8 probable that Kundaspi and Kustaspi are Hittite names As for the name Ni-bi-e, which was borne by a son of Dalta of Ellipi, a half-brother (?)
7
and the
most
of the Iranian npabara, JUSTi's attempt to connect it with the Iranian naiba "handsome" seems quite plausible, and yet the name is rather a hypocoristicon belonging to a Cassite name such
as Nibi-Sipak*.
These examples show how difficult it is to decide with certainty under which group of languages certain names ought to be classified. This is especially the case with a number of names coming from the borders of Media, which have a strikingly Iranian ring but defy all the efforts of the etymologists. Under such circumstances, to attempt to establish the laws
regulating the representation of Iranian sounds in Semitic cuneiform characters is a hazardous undertaking. I will, however, venture upon a few observations which throw light upon the question.
Iranian
Va
h umisa
s,
like
the
Umissu,
Aspumitana* seldom as $,
ispa, ispa (cf.
e. g.
= As-pu-me-ta-na- TNB, Aspa-zanta* = A3

BROCKELMANN,
p.
1
Vayaspara = Misparu,
-p a- ain
West Semitic
Vistaspa = Ustaspi, Babylonian as mat Pa-ar-su = = Suguda Su-ug-du, Parsa and so Av. spitama = Is-pi-i-ta-am-mu UMBS as z an- da- BE X; and aspa = aspa, Assyrian
s,
appears
in
s,
e. g.
mat
(Beh.),
II
s,
i,
forth;
in
jf
cf.
66 q)
Aspabara, Is-pa-ka-a-a.
/i)
In the
Amarna
.f
letters
g.
and
Boghazkoi texts the proto-Iranian or Old Indian s (>>
is
represented
by
10
,
e.
Nasatya
Letlres Assyriologiques, Paris 1871, p. 144. Geschichte des alien Orients, Leipzig 1876, p. 66. 3) C. J. BALL, Iranian Names among the Hetta-Hatte, in PSBA, (1887/8), p.
1)
2)
Neue Beitrage zur

II (1897),
424436.
4)
MVG
Cf.
p. 184.
5)
Hethiter
und Skythen,
1898, p.
i ff.
6) Cf.
7)
MEYER, KZ,
42, p. 17.
Leipzig 1913,
8)
SUNDWALL, Die einheimischen Namen der Lykier nebst einem Verzeichnisse kleiriasi.atischer Namenstamme, pp. 78, 98, in. CLAY, Personal Names pp. 37 f. dismembers our names kim and kus -f- daspi registering them among
,
Cassite
name
elements.
9) Cf.
HABL
466, R.
4,
HUSING, MVG III (1898), p. 317; the name read there to be read A-mat-sarri-usur
.
as Ni-be-sar-nsur
ought,
in accordance with
10) Cf. above, p.
XXI.
No.
i.
XXIV
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Sd-ti-ia,
OInd. Subandhu = dNa-$a-at-ti-ia, Suvar-datta* = Su-wa-ar-da-ta, OInd. Satya = = = Su-ba-an-di, Sutarana* = ISu-tar-na, Sutatana* Su-ta-at-na. Iranian Babylonian and, strangely enough, in Assyrian represented by = Dadarsis for Babylonian: Da-da-ar-hi, Cispais == Si$pi$, Fravartis = Parumartis, = = u K u KuraS, m a n = maniS, Manustana = Ma-nu-us-ta-nu BE X AhhiarSu, Xsayarsa Pa-tu-u^-ar-ra Esarh. IR IVs = Ba. for Assyrian: Patisuuaris, MPe. Patisx ar = Ass. = Ass. Ass. Sa-tar-e-$u, Ba. Mizda-, Bag-e-$u\ sata. aisa = rf, sata, Pa-id= Shalm. Ba. Arta-sa-a-ta TNB; Av. siti-vairya* (KZ 276)
t
.?
is
jf
in
also;
cf.
mht
15,
di-is-hu-ri-is;
in
in
"l
Pi-ri-sa-a-ti,
38, p.
Si-ti-ii-a-ri-ia
Ob. 184.
hand there is no certain evidence of the simple Iranian changing into Ass. s Iranian st and jf/ appear as it in Babylonian as well as in Assyrian, e. g. Astivaeya*(?) Ass. A-ra-a$-tu-a; cf. Su($)-tir-na, in case this name is conBa. D-tu-me-gu, Av. A-rastya Ba. UUaspi\ parav + usti (cf. Av. nected with Avestan stura (cf. 2rt)pavoc); OPe. Vistaspa
the other
l
On
jf
Pourustay)
= Ass. =
Pa-ru-id-ta.
1
= Satar TA SauUatar and Sa-ta-ar-bar-za-nu UMBS ^Xsapravarzana*; Bagabuxsa = Ba-ga-bu-ki-$u\ Xsaprita = correKa-a$-ta-ri-ti. In Assyrian the Iranian
in
II
I
Iranian ys is in Babylonian represented by h$, H, and j e. g. Xsayarsa Ahlkhiarsu, r Ar-ta-ah-la-ar BE IX; xsajira (resp. OInd. ksatra) ArtahSassu, Artaxsara* ArtaxsaJ) a
Ha-$a-at-ri-it-ti,
y^s
s, Huvaxsatara, Sandaksatru (compos, with xsa})ra), Sasponds Ba. Ar-ta-afy-$a-ri << Artaxsapra, Za-na-sa-na *= Arta-sa-ri Xsa^rapavan, tar-pa-nu zana xsan* (cf. Skr. ksan "to hurt'', OPe. a-xsata "unhurt"). n Ba. SinfafariS, Iranian c became j both in Babylonian and Assyrian; e. g. ixris
to ks
and
cf.
Uaksatar
Cispais
rusn
in
= Ba.
Sifytf,
c\]>r3.
cf.
Arta-ru-$u
TNB,
htir in Ba. Sit(i)rantahma Ass. Si-tir-parna\ Ru-$u-un-datu, Ru-h't-un-pati BE IX.

,
= Utra,
raucah==
prd-a$va.,
and la-as-da-ta = Yagodatta. Kambuzila, mizda = mizda

Iranian
Aryan
palatal s (== Skr. g) passed in the
West
z
into
S,
cf.
TA Bi-ri-da-a$-zva
z,
cf.
Iranian
and
appear
in
Babylonian as
cf.
Ka n bujiya
in Mi-iz-da-e-lii, etc.
zd appears as
in
Ass.
Masdaku
Mazda k;
ZirdamiaSda (compos,
e. g.
with myazda). Old Persian
Artavardiya = Ba. Artamarziia,

zidtum
p. 275);
Avestan z
is
in
Bardiya
Babylonian and Assyrian rendered with z; Barziia', Bagadusta*, Av. Bagazusta
BE
cf.
])
IX;
Skr.
Persian
= Avestan
is
OPe.
Daduhya = Ba. Zatua\

s
Jambhana, Av. Zambhana*

Al
'
= Ass. Zabanu
= Baga-
OPe.
Durdukka
(SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ, 38, Zurzukka Sarg. Ann. 32, Khors. 48. Old
appears as s
in Ba.
Suhra.
Iranian r
r
Xsal3
a.
Cf. " lArbailu
changed into / in Ass. Dalta Pe. Arbira.
(=
Av. dar9ta), and Ba. AltakSatsu

in
< Arta-
Iranian v
is
in u\
TA
e.
represented by
iia,
ui (the sign pi],
and
b, in
Assyrian
vartis;
Umimana
bar-za-na
Darayavahus = DariiamuS,
represented by $; der Achameniden,
besides Ad-ba-gaNor did
e. g.
a'
varezana. (compos, with varezan); Ass. U-ar-za-an Iranian x v appears as h in Ass. Biriz-hatri (compos, with va l>ra)Iranian h was usually x not pronounced by the Babylonians and Assyrians; hence we have Haxamanis Ahamanit,
2aTi(3apl,avr|(;
= Vivana; = BE IX
by
g.TA Ma-warzana\
U-mi-da-ar-na
Ba.
Misparu = Vayaspara;
&-da-ar-na-
New
(Beh.),
BE IX = Vidarna;
Babylonian by m, u, FraParumartiS
Sa-ta-
Vahyasdata==
Umisdatu, and so
(cf.
forth.
In a few cases
it
is
A-hu-ru-mazda besides d ll-ra-ma-az-da

Pir-ru-ha-a-tu, Pu-ur-ha-at
p. 137);
BE X
= OPe. Frahata*;
forth.
I,
WEISSBACH, Die Keilmschriften

cf.
Ha-ad~ba-ga-a
BE
in
IX,
Hu-u-mar-datu besides U-mar-datu, and so

Iranian
s
i)
Hebrew and Aramaic
pass into s (SCHEFTELOWITZ, Arisches,
p. 58).
XXV
Iranian
y between two
vowels appears sometimes as
or
u(v); XSayarsa = AfySi-
marSu, AhSumarU, Ak$uar$u,
etc.; cf. Bi. tt>"Yitpn8j.
The Iranian diphtongs are in Semitic cuneiform writing weakened: ae, ai to e or i, e. g. Arta-raeva* eSu in Bagi-, Mizda-e-$u BE IX, Arta-ri(-e)-mu BE IX; aia, aes"a in Ass. Satar-e-$u\ pairi=//^' Ass. Pi-ri-$ati; au, ao to u, cf. Gaubruva Xsa^ra-aesa* Rulundatu, and so forth. Gfibaru, raocana-data*
In order to facilitate the pronunciation of two consonants, especially in the beginning of a word, but not infrequently also in the interior of it, an additional vowel is used: a) before the first consonant, e. g. AkhiarSu Spitama, Ip-raXsayarsa, h-pi-i-ta-am-mu UMBS II I
a-du-pirna
consonants;
= = BE IX OpaTacpepvrjq;
e. g.
cf. Bi.
QiSSTnttJns*
(beside Sitra)
= Fravartis,
Hasi\HiU-iar$u, Hasatrittu Xsaprita; Ba. Satar, Ass. satar ^sapra; sitir in fra Pa-ra-daPartama Frada, fratama, Parumartis cipra; par(a)
from ^sa^rapavan; b) between the two
= Xsayarsa.
d
Mi-it-ri,
r
bukisu
v hatir (beside hatri) farna, in Pi-ir-ri-na-zatu', Bagax apra; pirrina Baga-bu^sa, and so forth; c) before and after the first consonant; e. g. Akka$iiar$u
etc.;
The Iranian sound group

p
XsaJ>rita = Halatrittn, and so

tr,
ts,
J>r
is in
Babylonian and Assyrian represented by tr, e.g. Mipra forth, while the corresponding Old Persian single character
appears in Babylonian as
ss
and
Ci})
anta^ma,
Artaksatsu, Artafytassu
sibilant
etc.
= Arta^saJ)
$,
e.
g.
cijjâ
r
= htir,
Utra
in
a,
Asina
Ap
ina.
Sit(i}rantahma The change of this
took place in a comparatively early time, as may be concluded from the examples just mentioned and such Greek forms of names as AptcuêtfOrjc; and Tu5<5acpepvr|c;. Hence I have presumed that this change likewise occurs in the name Umissu Va h umisa <[
double sound into a
<
etymology of the name in question, according to Iranian scholars, is not clear. As for the later change into hr, which is frequent in Middle and New Persian, it is difficult to believe that it could have led to the names Baga-miri and Artahsar from the time of Artaxerxes I (B. .462 424) as HOSING supposes
r
Va h umi{)
a;
but
quite admit that this explanation
is
doubtful, since the
Baga-mtri
BE IX
name
which
On the other hand, Ar-ta-ah-$a-ar is, in all probability, identical with Bagavlra to Ass. Ar-ta-sa-ri, which or Ar-tafy-$a-ri to i. e. mind, corresponds Aptagccprjc;, is known from 830 B. C. Artasari were identical with Arta^sahr we Now if ArtafySar
2
.
TNB
my
should be obliged to assume that the sound change pr >> hr occurred as early as the 9 th century,
Hence we may accept the explanation given by JUSTI, SCHULZE 3 and is a "Kosename" formed with Artasari others, according to which (ArtahSar ) Aptccâprjc; -ara from the abbreviated form Artahs*.
is
improbable.
be noted that Iranian vowel stems in a in the Assyrian-Babylonian rendering frequently appear with the ending a, which perhaps corresponds to the Avestan nominative ending o and Old Persian a h cf. Ardara (argdra), Arsaka, Ariaramna, AtarUtra, Data,
Finally
it
will
Dalta (darata), Parada (Frada), Mitirriadada(\JM.BS, II, i), Umimana(Vivana), Umidarna(Vidarna), Umittana (TNB; Utana), Uppamma (Av. upama), Suhra, etc.; cf. also Misparu (= Vayaspara). The investigation of El a mite names, which especially the excavations at Susa provided with a rich material, is still in its infancy. In treating of the not very numerous Elamite names
that occur in this work,
I
have availed myself of JENSEN'S 4 and HusiNG's 5 important researches
and suggestions.
i) Cf.
KZ
36, p. 562.
2) Cf.
p.
NOLDEKE,
BE
IX sub voce; SCHEFTELOWITZ, ZDMG,

70,
57, p. 166.
3) JUSTI, Iranisches
4.)
36; SCHULZE, KZ, 33, p. 220 ff. P.JENSEN, Elamitische Eigennamen, in WZKM, VI (1891), pp. 47
Namenbwh,
209
226.
5)
G. HUSING,
Reduplication
and
Iteration in Elamischen Eigennamen,
in
OLZ,
1900, col. 83
f.;
Die Elamische
Sprachforschung, in
Memnon,
1910, pp. 5
40.
No.
i.
XXVI
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Our knowledge of the name-formation among the Cassites also is still very incomplete. difficult by the fact that we have no original texts in the language of the names have come to us only in a more or less semiticized form. That and that Cassite Cassites the Assyrian translations of Cassite names in the tablet K. 4426 (see II R 65, No. 2 V R 44) and
It is
rendered the more
the famous Cassitic- Assyrian glossary 1 the original text of which has unfortunately never been been shown convincingly by HusiNG 2 published, are not reliable, indeed are quite misleading, has
, .
main features the name-formation among the Cassites corresponds with that of the ElaCassites and the Elamites mites, as is only natural, considering that the languages of the 3 were related archives of large number of Cassite names occur in the documents from the temple 4 The personal names occurring in these and in Nippur, dated in the reigns of Cassite rulers
In
its
.
various unpublished texts were collected

giving (pp. 36 41) a summary of the strates by several examples that the
in
by
Professor
CLAY
in his
useful
book Personal names
from Cuneiform Inscriptions of Cassite Period,
He added to his merits by 1912. elements occurring in the names. He moreover demonCassite and Mitannite-Hittite names have many elements
New Haven
common 5 and
,
some connection between

answered
emphasizes the necessity of investigating "whether there is not linguistically the people". As a matter of fact, this question has already been
those students are right, who, like
in the affirmative, in so far as
HOMMEL, BORK and
others, have maintained the relationship of Cassite to Elamite and of Elamite to Mitannite. Many lexical and grammatical similarities which appear in the name-formation of the languages in
question, are pointed out in this

It
still
work
also.
in
remains for us to refer to the numerous Hittite-Mitannian names

to this
this
work.
early Babylonian texts, very frequent in Babylonian documents from the Cassite period, especially in those from Nippur; they occur also in ancient Assyrian documents from Asshur and Kerkuk, east of the Tigris, in
Names belonging
group occur, as
is
well known,
first in
and are
the Tell elAmarna letters, in the cuneiform inscriptions discovered at Ta'annek (Taanach), in the Hatti documents from Boghazkoi, in the so-called Cappadocian tablets, in the Assyrian kings'
inscriptions
and
in
Assyrian business documents.
To
these cuneiform sources must be added
the Egyptian inscriptions and the Hittites'
taken into consideration, but not the
own documents in hieroglyphs. The former I have since their decipherment still appears to be uncertain. To interpret names, regarded as Hittite-Mitannian, it would naturally be of the utmost importance to understand the language or languages spoken by Hittites and Mitannians. But up to the present our knowledge of this subject is very defective. Mitannian is better known
latter,
1)
2) 3)
Memnon,
F. DELITZSCH, Die Sprache der Kossaer, Leipzig 1884, p. 25 IV, p. 22 ff.
f.
in Die Sprache der Kossaer, KZ, 38, p. 260 ff., to prove the Indo-European, character of the Cassite language, represents a point of view since abandoned. There is more to be said for the opinion of HOMMEL (in Hithiter und Sky then) partly supported by BLOOMFIELD (On some alleged Indo-
SCHEFTELOWITZ'S attempt
especially
Aryan
European
14 (1911),
langtiages)
col.
and that some
(Les Aryens avant Cyrus, in Conferences de Saint-Etienne, 19101911; cf. BORK, OLZ, was among the Cassites, as among the Mitannites, an Aryan overlordship, of the Cassites names for gods and kings were Aryan. But many of the similarities of language suggested
and
DHORME
472
ff.),
namely,
that there
by those scholars are extremely problematical. The identification of Surias with Skr. sury a, however, is possibly correct; cf. MEYER, KZ, 42, p. 26. 4) A. T. CLAY, Documents from the Temple Archives of Nippur Philadelphia, 1906, 1912 (BE XIV, XV;
,
Kings from the Temple Archives of Nipptir, Philadelphia, 1908 (BE XVII). 5) Some of the names adduced by CLAY (p. 44 f.) ought, indeed, to be taken differently from his interpretation. A-kal-sar is probably to be read A-rib-sar\ instead of A-ri-la-lum read A-dal-la-lum, from the Semitic base ^>1; la-ahzi-ba-da may be Canaanite and not Cassite; for Has-me-Tesup read Sil-me-Tesup (cf. Si-il-me)\ Me-Tesup is not found in CLAY'S list of names, but Me-Turgu, and so forth.
2).
UMBSII,
HUGO RADAU,
Letters to Cassite
T. XL11I.
XXVII
owing to the special study devoted to the great Mitanni text in the Tell elAmarna letters by SAYCE 2 JENSEN 3 BRUNNOW 4 MESSERSCHMIDT 5 and BORK 6 As a result, especially of the inquiries made by the last named scholar, it is most probable that Mitannian was a Caucasian language, showing affinity with north-Elamitic and the Hatti-Khaldian group of languages.
KNUDTZON
*,
That the language spoken by the Hatti was Indo-European, is probably no longer maintained by anybody. A closer acquaintance with its character may be expected when the valuable Boghazkoi material becomes accessible to research. What relation the language or dialects
spoken
period.
in the petty Hittite
kingdoms which arose
after the fall of the Hatti empire,
bore to the
Hatti or to the Mitannian language
we can
only determine by the names of persons from that
upon the fact that the Hatti, Mitannian and late-Hittite names have an uniform character and thus, to a certain extent, justify the inclusion of Hatti, Mitannians and late-Hittites under the general name
may,
therefore,
first
We
and
last lay stress
of Hittites.
Hittite
names,
,
Whatever has been done hitherto for the is chiefly due to investigators such
,
collection
and interpretation of cuneiform

,
as
,
HOMMEL 11 JENSEN 12 WlNCKLER 13 BORK 14 WEBER 15

, ,
BALL 7 SAYCE 8 SACHAU 9 PINCHES 10 UNGNAD 16 LUCKENBILL 17 RANKE 18

,
GUSTAVS 19 and CLAY 20
Whilst formerly students, led astray
and by the occurrence of unmistakably proto-Iranian parallels to Hittite names in Iranian or Indo-European languages, they have only
their attention to the indigenous
by superficial sound resemblances names among the Mitannians, sought for

lately turned
languages of Asia Minor. In 1892 Professor SACHAU identified some "Hittite" names as Cilician. Professor JENSEN, in 1894, was disposed to replace the appellation Hatti or Hittite by Cilician, and in drawing his comparisons took names even from other
parts of Asia Minor, whilst regarding Cilician as nearest to the Indo-European languages, espeIn his book Hittiter und Armenier (p. 120) he says expressly that the "Hatticially to Armenian.
names Surri, Kundaspi, Urikki, Uassurme, Ushitti, Urimme, Gunzinanu, Hulli, B(P)uruta$ etc. are not to be met with in later names from Western Asia Minor. This, however, is an obvious error, since in reality the majority of the elements conCilician"
in
elements he found
the
tained in these names, are to be found in Carian

1)
and Lydian names
also.
Meanwhile,
KRETSCHMER
2)
3)
Die Tafel in der Mitannisprache, WA.2f, in Bdtrdge zur Assyriologie, IV, pp. 134 153. The language of Mitanni, Academy, Jan. 25, 1890; Zeitschrift fur Assyriologie, V (1890), pp. 260274. Vorsttidien zur Enlziffertmg des Mitanni, ZA, V, pp. 166 208; VI, pp.34 72; Ztcr Erkliirung des Mitanni,
ZA, XIV
(1899), pp. 4)
5)
173181.
259. 308.
I
Die Mitani-Sprache, ZA, V, pp. 209

Mitanni- Sttidien,
6)
7)
Die
MVG, IV (1899), pp. 175 Mitannisprache, MVG, XIV (1909), pp.

contributions, in
126.
Iranian names among the Hetta-Hatte,
8)
9)
Many
JRAS,
PSBA, PSBA and JRAS.
X, 1887/8, pp. 424
436.
Bemerkungen zu
Cilicischen
Eigennamen, ZA, VII (1892), pp. 85

erste
103.
10)
n)
und
Die
12)
1897, p. 590 f. Hethiter und Sky then
und das
pp.42
Geschichte des Alien Orients, 1904,
Auftreten der Iranier in der Geschichte, 56; Mitanni-Namen in den Drehem- Tafeln,
1898;
Grundriss der Geographie

(1913), col.
OLZ, XVI
304
306.
Grundlagen fur eine Entzifferung der (hatischen oder) cilicischen^} Inschriften,
ZDMG,
48 (1894), pp. 235
352;
kilikischen Inschriften,
WZKM,
XV.
X, pp. 3
20; Hittiter rind Armenier, Strassburg, 1898.
13) See above, p.

14)
15)
1
6)
17)
Nippitr, OLZ, IX (1906), col. 588 590. Anmerktmgen, in KNUDTZON, Die el-Amarna-Tafeln, p. 1009 ff., passim. 2i. Unterstichungen zu den Urkunden aus Dilbat, BA, VI (1909), No. 5, pp. 8 Some Hittite and Mitannian personal Names, AJSL, 26 (1909/10), pp. 96 104.
Mitanni-Namen aus
18) Keilschriftliches Material ziir altdgyptischen Vokalisation, Berlin,

19)
1910.
col.
Bemerkungen zur Bedeutung und zum Bau von Mitanni-Namen, OLZ, 15 (1912), 20) Personal Names, 1912.
No.
i.
241
246, 300
305,
35~35^'
D*
XXVIII
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
had proved
in his fundamental work Einleitung in der Geschichte der Griechischen Sprache (1896) that the languages of Asia Minor are interrelated on phonetical, onomatological and ethnological fora comparison on a scientific grounds. With the establishment of this fact, the way lay open
basis of Hittite names, not only with Cilician names, but even with those from the western part of Asia Minor. And further, since WINCKLER'S discovery in Boghazkoi established that the
centre of the Hatti empire, circa 1500 B. C, lay in Asia Minor (Cappadocia), the Hittites and the peoples of Asia Minor have been brought still nearer to each other. With greater reason than ever before, research on the subject of Hittite names must henceforth turn its attention to
the linguistic material found in the names in Asia Minor. BORK 1 and GUSTAVS 2 were, as far as I know, the first to lay stress on the importance of that material, GUSTAVS using even Carian (and Lycian) names for comparison with Mitannian ones. These points of view have, unfortunately, been left quite unnoticed by Professor CLAY, the latest and most thorough investigator
of Hittite names, and he contented himself with giving a without comments or parallels.
list
of
name elements adopted by
him,
For
my own
part,
have consistently compared Hittite names with those from Asia
Minor. In this I have been greatly helped by my countryman Dr. SUNDW ALL'S excellent work Die einheimischen Namen der Lykier nebst einem Verzeichnisse kleinasiatischer Namenstamme in which the name-material offered by Asia Minor is given, critically collected and systematically
with regard to the elements used in the formation of the names. In the course of my comparisons I have come to the noteworthy conclusion, that it is not a question of a few accidental points of agreement, but that all the elements contained in Hittitetreated,
especially
Mitannian names, with a few exceptions, are to be found in the names of Asia Minor also, such as they occur in (Lycian) original inscriptions or in Greek transcriptions.
This fact would bear out the theory that Hittite-Mitannians and the original inhabitants of Asia Minor belong to the same group of nations, whether called Haitians (ace. to FlCK) or Hittites
(ace. to
islands
or Caucasians (ace. to BORK), which spread westwards to the Greek and the continent of Europe, and eastwards to Armenia and the confines of Media and Elam.
KANNENGIESSER)
The
Hittite
name elements
names of
List
traced
I.
by me
will
be found
in List
II,
3,
in so far as
list is
they
given
are contained in the
But
for the sake of lucidity,
an additional
below, in which are included the elements also of some personal names (and some place names) which are not included in List I. The Hittite name elements are printed in fat-faced type, those of Asia Minor in the usual type; the mark * indicates such forms as have not been met with in original inscriptions from Asia Minor, but are derived from Greek name-forms which, in some The small letters h c k m n a b attached to the Hittite name cases, are added in Greek characters.
l
elements mean:
k
that the respective
Kerkuk tablets, in documents from Nippur, a early Babylonian texts. The probable meaning of the elements
in
names occur in Boghazkoi texts, c in Cappadocian tablets, Mitannian and Tell elAmarna texts, in texts from Ta'annek, n in th in Assyrian documents to 7 th centuries) and b in (chiefly from the 9
l
is
also given in paranthesis.
aba h
aka hckma
,
aba,
c
,
ah(h)a
apa; ada nt aka-b k , agi
ada; aga,
,
aha,
Mit.
see aka;
kn
ahli(b)
aga-b
mn
(cf.
kla* (perhaps
(cuecc,
cpuXr));
1'
ak
"to bring")
aka
axe, ayo);' akpar

show
a sur-
1)
BORK
prising
number
2)
notices in passing that names from Asia Minor, not preserved in cuneiform characters, of points of agreement with Mitannian names, Memnon, V (1911), p. 46 b.
/.
GUSTAVS,
c.,
Mitannian verbs in Mitannien names.

the suggestion on col. 303 f., read Ta-hab-senni for Ta-kil-senni,
has taken a fundamentelly correct course also in trying to discover grammatical forms of Many of his ideas, however, carry little conviction. He is entirely mistaken in as the name occurring VS, I, 108, 2 is not Kas-sa-ga but Bi-ir-ga-sa-ta. One should also
T. XLIII.

h kppara; aksa a b Ala-(a)k$a-n-du], ahsa , ahsa
XXIX
(in
Akpard)
ala hc Palka*;
kta;
~ ala
(in
n
(='uwro<;); algj
(in Al-gi-zi-zi
,
CPN;
cf.
"l
CPN)
anda ma
,
ha umbi n ama; amba Umbi-ia, -ia-en-ni, -at-rum, -Tehip, (cf. Lu-amba-dura', a h c a ambar ene (hana?); hmpa* (emb, iu,[3, ou); hmpra; an(a) (in Ambari-di\s ds}}
ama m
akzza*; akte, see (in Akê-rt) Al-ga-ri-ga, in Elam, Abp. Ann. 51)
anta h
ar j.5n
cf.
(
hata* (av8);
cf
a? apa, see aba; apli
(cf.
Mit. apli "great")
eple, pie; ara (ar, arij

f.);
hcmna^
anta;
Mf t ar
.
to give")
ara
(=
a
"free"(?),
SUNDWALL,
n
Klio, XI, p. 473
arbi a (in
Arbi-tchi;
irme erbbe; arga erqe; , (cf. ArnuCBS Ha-mi-ir-ni Mit. "to CBS zVw Sab-bur-Hi Lubarna, Liburna\ 11826, 3492; rule"?) arnna (apva); arta m arda na (in Ar-du-me-en-ni BE XIV, 56a, 27: arta ume-enni, cf. Car. Aprr)"'La-ar-bu-sd)
,
arma ha
hna erma; arna
Ar-du-ba, p. 301 a; 1 Urartu, ^""'Ku-mu-ur-da-a-a Abp. B, hm ma aza (cum, at,a); aspi, see spi; asta a? erze; asa astte; ata
up.o^;
(cf.
mht
III e?)
erte;
arza cmna tla;
ata;
hma atli
atra"
Arsi-,
Umbi-at-rum, At-ri-ha-at, CPN)

?
tra;
baba a
b
(cf.
papa)
mt baba; badu
birna m
bada; banba
-baba; banda, see prqqa (j3apy, Jtepy,

buba a
n h n a k penti; bani , n. div.(f); banti, benti, see penti; barga , birga , barhu , parhi
JtapK, JtpaK);
111
bata
bata*;
bila
bila;
n
(cf.
buba*; buhsa
(in
c
IBuhsenni]
n
c bukzza*; bula
Bu-li-ia,
priya; prdde; Bu-li-ma-nu, Bu-li-zu-ri

c
birid m
CPN) -dene
bula*; bura, pura
a b(p)ure; buta
c buta*; dada
n a
dedi* (dada); dan(i) h
(cf.
tana)
gunza qnza hcm haba see see see see kebe; kasa; hala, kala; halpa, kalba; hani, kana; hasa, hata, (Kovp; see kata; haza, see kasa; Heba, Hepa hm (n. div.; Eg. Gpi); hibi, see kibe; hirbe, see kirba; hismi, ha kb see kismi; hit(t)e a kita; hubida kurma*; kbada; hud(a), see kuda; hula, see kula; hurma mc mn a? ha jy a; ân jn iy a -(an)na; jaza iya-aza*; ik ike; ila â (cf. Barfyu-ilu-ua\ Ullu-knu; "l h a ll-lu-ub-ri Senn. King IV ea) ila*; inl ina*; indi hnta; (cf. Mit. en, El. in, Sum. en "lord") a a m hk Mit. inke; jpa (in tZa-ipp(a)-armd) iba; lpri inga (cf. prl; ipre, pre; iri ipri "king") a? ca? cma c? eri; Irme, see arma; irpa erze; irti irte; is hrppi (epî); irsa ise*; iska^,
iska bm? , isga-n
ite;
n
,
a m dere (dara); dasa, see tasa; di[a m? (8av, 8ev); dapi dapa; dara "l a see see te; dud, tuta; duma tume; dura, see tura; efli (in El-li-ta-ar-bi gala, see kala; gama, see kama; gassu, see kasa; gil, see kila; guga, see kuka;
= Apamea)
1
tiya (8ta); du,

eli;
isga
1
iskka*, askka*; ista, see sta;

h
istell
( )
istla*; ithib(?j, cf.
tehib;
itti
kaka (KaKa, yaya); kala kele (yeXa gala patfim ma m kama halpa kama; kana n hanl m Xeoq); kalbi% qalpa klppa(KaXp, KaXsr); qama gama c karma* (k, x); kasa m? kazu n (in A-ri-(ik}-ka-su CPN), harma a -kana; kanda kata; karma cb c a? m a a hcta hasa haza kezi (kaza*); ka s ta ca gasi kastte*; kata gassu kata; qata hat(t)a mh> kttba (SUNDWALL, p. 117); klbi k katpa (in Ka-at-pa-tuk-ka, Eg. gdpdk == Cappadocia) na ka m a hmna k hibi mt -- kibe*; klda n (?) kida*; kiia kike*; kiya;
,
kaka na
hagga'
hma gaga
hala hk
na
=
,
'
gia
kik(i)
kil(i)
gil
gel
na
kili;
kirba
k(i)na n
(in
J Ki-na-az-zi
'
CBS
cf.
3650; Ul-lu-uk-nu)
a
(?)
(in Ki-ir-ba-as-si,
CBS
ea),
a a 3474), hirbe (?), qarba
Kir-ma-mu
- Xtdo^); - kre;
BE XV,
. . .
198,
karma;
15)
kirti
knna (Ktva; "mother", SUNDWALL, p. 274); krbba*; kirme (in A-ri-kir-me CBS 3513), a hismi h (cf. kerte; kiru' kiru, or kruwa; kismi
11
,
hi-i^-ma-^-iv
kri
.,
TA Mit. II
II,
hn
(List
3,
under
(kisme*, or) ikri; cf. also Ak-ri-ia-d$

l
kizmmi*
(iatfu.i);
klzza h (in n.
12,
10,
1.)
kisa (yitftfa
BE XIV,
A-qar-til-lu
CBS
3461)
Tapyapov; "'^Qar-ka-si-a'K. 1668 b, Use, (Ba.) mS*Kar-ka$-H-4 Sm. Minoa in Amorgos; " l Garga-mi-$\ 2005, ZA 15, p. 360, cf. KapKi](5ia "l l " Kargi, in Kirruri, cf. Kpayot;; ^Kurkii-pa, p. 301 a; krqqa*; [karzl (in Cassite Gurgwmi) l krssa* List under kta cf. Aliti-rumna TA 319, Nunames) akdu; II, 3, (Kaptfa, yaptfa)]; (see na c kn na-ak-te CPN) Mit. hud "to comkuba* kupa; kuda ktta*, aktta* iktta; kuba hud(a) (cf.
karka, kurka, gurg (in v&.\.
t
Kar-ka-ra
cf.
bat"?), huta
n (in
Hu-ut-tir-me
kula ca
(cf.
CPN,
cf.
cf.
Lye.
Erma-kuta-va, Epp.aKOta^)
gugu
kuka;
Mit.
kul "to say";

kul(a)-iy(a)
sagen" BORK, -kula; kulma ca ,

No.
i.
MVG
14, p. 98,
cf.
+ urqe* = Car. KoXtopyeu<;,

kuma; kuna nam?
kuna;
TA
cna kuda, kuta; kuka , Mit. 105: urhe-n kul-ia-ma "das Wahre moge er
SUNDWALL,
kunda
l
p.
a 21), hula
kurma*; kuma kma
knta (kntawata
XXX
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"commander in chief", KLUGE, MVG 15 (1910), p. 132); kuppi" (in Ku-up-pi-ta-ti CBS 11 144, 11751) ma a hna - kupa (sepulcrum, KLUGE, c., p. 132); kura kura; kusta KCOOTO-; kuza kusa", huza a a ca hc?m -lele* lala labsa lebe*; kuza; laba la-ptta* (Xajtro); lepse*; (XccXa); laptu hl c hm c lila ara ca lila*; lit, lid Na-ki-li-e-it\ bra*; IHa Pa-pa-a-li-ti, p. 302 a; l" Ru'
1.
liya*;
(in
gu-li-ti III
8, 35)
lida*;
luba
a
,
lupa
luba*;
luda%
luta
luda*,
luta*;
lura na --
lura*;
mal a
mala (maliya "counsel", KLUGE, 1. c., p. 130); mama a? mama; mana hm mana; marla a? k ha - mrlli (p.apXa); masti a? meti (jiara); mazl ma? masa; miga mika*; mastta*; mata c a mnna (u,va); muga mna m muka; mida; mna (see under umna, p. 268 b) miya*; mita k muna hma mura; mursi muna*; mura a? murza*; miski', or muski (see under miski\ cf. also
'
1 '
na muskka; musni" (in A-ga-mu$-ni CBS 3534); muta muta; ""'MuSki, the Moschi, Mocsx o O hc na La-ba-na-da muua mu muwa; nabu" (in Hudin(n}abu CPN); nada (in Ala-ra-na-du} c nakssa (cf. Cass. nafazi, CPN, p. 39); nai k naki; nata, nada; nahsu na-(a)ha* (vai); naki
,
nana ckmna , nena h

neri'
1
nira
neri;
neni ("uncle, aunt", SUNDWALL, p. 273); nazi at? (also- Cass. and El.) l a ka Ni-ih-ri-a Be. 17760) nihra (in nakre*; nina nini*; nuba
l
nezi;
nube;
"l hl k na nunu hna Nu-ri-bi, Nur-qa-mc] nura*; nusa nuza*; nuni*; nur(a) (in Nu-ur-Tehip CPN, k a hna hn bala*, pa; pala pele*; pama pama*; pana pa (in Mana-pa-Tesup, Mazi-pa-tli] k n a hkma bente h m (Mit. bent parnna* (jrccpvcc); panda , banda pana*; pap(p)a papa*; parna
11
1
or pent
"to let
vanquish"; BORK,
vucrj, cf.
a
MVG,
14, p.
126, or "to lead", GuSTAVS,

1
OLZ,
a
15, p.
(cf.
300 f.)
pete* (âv8a ==
Cass.?,
(in
SUNDWALL,
pihiri
91;
cf.
p. 178); pelga"
plqqa* pna
(jreXy, jraXy); piha
CPN)
cf.
pike
(jtiya);
pikre (jriypa);
k?
;
hkm
a
piya (piyete
a
Pik(K)andu,
pina"
Pi-in-na-ri
BE XV,
Cilicia,
198,
p.
Bi-in-na-rum RPN, Lye. city Ilivapa)
pina (Ilivapa = (STpoypize;
ejteTpe:rnl/e);
yuXa,
al
SUNDWALL,
in
180);
h
pipa
m
piri
62,
pira*;
plsa
pisa
n?
,
pizi
ll-lu-up-ri,
Senn. King IV
psi
(cf.
HABL
pu
381, 646)
pri;
Namri, '"^Kar-zi-ip-ra, Mit. ip$ "to bid, to appoint") psse;

n.
1.
in
II
R
pta
67,
a
31
= Kar-si-pa-ri,
ptta;
h
pri
ma
(Pu-pri;
(see laptu)
pu*; puba pube; pudu rioyeXa) (cf. (in }Pu-ba-ah-lii) a see see see bura; kata; kalba, kirba; qata, buta, puda*, pute; pura, qalpa qarpa quua a a h runda a hru*; ruda kuva; ra (in Ala-ra-nadii) hra*; ru hru(n)-ta*; saba' , sabbu" (in SabPu-pri;
IPu-fii-lu*,
l
ma
Lyd.
m?
',
bur-ni
CBS
3492), sapa
a
,
zata* (oavSa); sanga
sanha m
BORK, MVG, 14, p. 126) - zerma* (cf. Armen. zarm

Sah,
n a zada*; salu zala; sama zama*; sanda a k mna sar zaka; sapa , see saba; sara (cf. Mit. $ar "to command", a a b a sara*; sarba, see zarba; sarda , serda zarta*; sarma , sarma' surme
sebe*;
sadi
n a
h n
"seed, descendant",
JENSEN,
Hittiter, p. 118);
sarna
(cf.
Cass. Sirni(cf.
CPN)
"brother")
(in
k sarnna (capva); sasi a zaza*; sata ca hac snne (ouv, oiv); siba% sipa zipa
,
zata*;
senni knb , sina h , sin(a) ha

sid
,
Mit. Sen zida h

zila;
sibe* [zipa*];
zika;
(in }Pi-li-si-id(f),
Zi-da-d)
11
sida [zida*];
(deXp.); sima
siga
n
(in
ISigari-tilla
CPN)
"l
cna sili
hkn sila
kma zili
silme
slmme
sinda a?
Si-is-si,
(in Si-mi-til-la
VAT
n
5762; Dilbat, p. 14, n. 10; In-dt-st(not lwi]-ina)

Si-zu-u, in Cilicia;
(in
zima;
(in
snta;
sipa, see siba;
siza ab (in
Si-iz-si-i
ziza;
VS
spi,
sisi"
Si-is-si-ia,
Si-si-in-ni
CPN),
zisa m?
,
1Zi-$d-mi-mi)
VII, 155,43), na
spi (aspij
c
,
see in A$-ta-ra-a$, Al-tar-tilla, CPN; istar sqqa; stra (astar hcm a under laba, p. 292) zuva* (ooua suba sttra*; suua SUNDWALL, p. (Sud) 253); tdcpo<; h na suna h cna - suba*; sugur", suhur zula*; sulubi zlbba*; sunu sqqu-ra*; sula% sula h snne (tfuvcc); sura n % sura zura ma sura; surbi" (cf. zarba) (in Sur-bi-cn-ni, CBS 4572, cf. Isaur.k na kn te hm du h Pis. 2oup{3iavoq) ta, te, da; taba zrppe; surki zrqqe (tfopy, (Soupy); ta , a k hm mna cna a nb tebe (ta[3a tele (wartehi tehi-b telu taha teke; tala tagu , jrerpa); taku
sba;
sqa
sha cka , sga h
rior,
according to TORP, see SUNDWALL, p. 200); tarba

"l
26s;
(in
m Tar-bu-si-ba
Trebos
Cf.
1
= Apamea;
p.
Tar-bu-
ga-ti Sarg. Ann.
Tar-bi-lu
OLZ
1904, 216,
cf.
Lye. city Tpcc(3aXa;

n.
ai
El-li-ta-ar-bi
timi km
ff.
= vî^^.,
-
AtTap,3a, in
i)
the
district
of
Hamath)
-- trbbe
(cf.
div.
);
temi m ,
II,
teme;
KANNENGIESSER,
1st das Etruskische eine hettitische Sprachet
Memnon,
256
T. XLIII.
XXXI
tere* (exer,
tana hna
(cf.
Mit. tan "ta give")

Al
(
citus?); tarza
Tarzu
= Tapdoq)
love")
a
k a tene*; tanda , tend!
tete* (rav8, rev8); tari"

11
hrn dasa m tessu trzze*; tasa , ,
tezi,
daza;
dadu m
(cf.
Mit. tat "to
tete (tata);
tli
taua
teve;
kn
til(l)a
Dilbat, p. 14) tile; titi - tlbba*; tarbu a turba m? ,

~
titi*;
hm
(atli)
c
,
tla;
tuka n
,
dukki
h
,
",
tuqu
,
(Mit. tila a? >
= "lord",
1
tata hcma
tadu mn ,
UNGNAD,
tulbi
tuha cna
tuke*;
-- trbbe; tarku
k
tarqu
k
a
targa
113)
tarhu ma
turku a
al
Tarma-nazi III R 9, - tumnna* (tup.via

a
,
"l
54,
= pdp8o<;);
tudi
a
Tar-wa-qi-sa Sarg. Ann.

dura''(-r
),
trmme
tuna na
(rapp.a);
a trqqa; tarma (in m tubir tubu; tumni
tura-r
ture;
a a tuna; tusa , dusa

~
tusa*;
al
tuta
tud hc
dud
h
,
--
tuti;
II,
tuua
(tu,
G)
stronghold of Lapturi, Tuk. tU-la-za-na (cf. Ullusunu',
Ann.
2,
-- tuwa, tuhe du) ude* (cf. Car. city
(=
UMBS II
132,86;
1.
m U-lid-du
OXp.ot);
(cf.
Y8rj);
a6eXcpi8f]); uda (in uku ka -- uke*;
U-da,
ula n?a
(in
Kummuh)
ulme mnab
Sarg. Ann.
hl
390,
U-lu-U-a
HABL
342 (cf. Lyd. n. Suqulme CPN; Kiribulme GTD)

1.
OXaorja, Car. n.
OXotftftc)
ula*;
hlmmi
1
(>
,
(cf. Sapalulme; Kukulme, h na umba, see amba; uppa upa; ura
a? ure; urba
na? urbbe*; urda

k urnna*; ursa
kn irhu a urta; urhi ,

"
Mit. urhi "true")
a urqe*; urna
(in
Wrc
,
nim-ri-ia]
- wana*; uaua a
wawa;
? a urza; usba uspa cm hc m a uaza uasa ,
usba*; (u)ua
(pref.)
hma
uwa (=
h "family"); uana
a waza; za
sil;
mn za; zana
zana; zarba
sarba% surbi
zuzu k
zrppe; zida
h
,
m? zita
sida*; zila, see
h?kb zuli
zula*; zura, see sura; zutah;
zuza*.
affixes
occur
Besides these elements which constitute complete words and word forms the following in Hittite names: -ba, -pa; -da, -ta; -ga, -ka, -ha; -ma, -na, -la, -ra; -enna (cf. (a)nna);
cf.
se, -za, -zi (izzi;
(a)sa, -aza);
indicates hypocoristica.
-ua, and -ja, the last of which, as established by Prof. UNGNAD, All these affixes are to be met with in the names of Asia Minor also 1
.
above-named affix elements, b seems to be used also in the middle of compound names, between the two elements; cf. aga-b- nb before elements beginning with s or t; ahli-b- b before s; aki-b- kb before s; ari-b- n before s and s; perhaps hasi-b, in Ha-U-ib-a-ri AO 5488 and Ha-tiba-ri CT 32: 36, II s, and nani-b, in Na-ni-ba-ri AO 5500, also belong to these 2 R is, perhaps, used in the same manner in anta-r-, iri-r-, dura-r-, and tura-r-. There seem to be no equivalents to this use of the said letters in the names of Asia Minor, but in Cassite and Elamite names b seems to be used in this manner (cf. p. 273 b, under b). The nasal sound, characteristic of names from Asia Minor, which is introduced after the final vowel of the proceeding element in compound names (according to SUNDWALL, p. 269, before t, p, k and z (s), occurs (before t (d) and /) in Hittite names also; cf. ArandaS (ara + da-s),
the
,
Of
AlakSandu
(ala-J- aksa-da),
Karparunda (karpa
-j-
ru-da),
KuruntaS
1.
(kurii-ta-s),
Kilundu
(kilu-da;
CPN;
cf.
Lye. KiXi)v8q<;), Pikkandu (pika-da;
cf.
Car. n.
ntywScc), Pilandu (pila-da;
larhundapi (tarhu-j-dapi), Tarhundaraba (tarhu -j- dara-ba), ta-s, TapKovSac;); I$gan$ar (CPN; isga + sar); cf. also Cass.(?) Siridu besides Sirindu (CPN). The Hittite names and those from Asia Minor agree also in this, that they are used indiscriminately both for persons and places. There is a difference, however, in that the HittiteMitannian nominative termination s or s, which may be seen both in -a and -i stems (e. g. Gis audit (pisa-da),
cf.
CPN), Piat TarhuntaS (Tarhu-
lua-^ t Satis ka-$, Artatama-$\
"l
Minor, though
Tarhunta-$\ MurUli-$, it is found

Finally, a
m Gargami-s;
in
Arinna-$ (Chantre 46, IG), Pappa-%, Sura-$ (UMBS II 2); Sin-Tehipa-$, Pisiri-s, Ambari-s, etc.) is not found in names from Asia Khaldian names.
few Hittite consonant sounds should be briefly touched upon. The correctness of the observation 3 that fortis and lenis are interchangeable in Mitannian is confirmed in every
way by Hittite names

Tesup,
etc.).
1)
(cf.
Ta$su-Da$a, DITuSratta, JTatu\Tadu\Dadu-Hepa, D\Tudhaliia Kil\GUt
As
for the affixes
used in the formation of names in Asia Minor, see SUNDWALL,

16 (1913), col. 305, n.
3.
/. c.,
p.
276
ff.
2) Cf.
HOMMEL, OLZ,
3)
BORK,
MVG, XIV,
pp.
9,
15
f.
No.
i.
XXXII
Dr.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
has shown that an h has disappeared in the Mitannian. He is confirmed in this by the fact that the h, which occurs (conventionally preserved) in Lycian inscriptions, has nothing corresponding to it in Hittite names (cf. under the elements amba, ambar, anda,
BORK
indi, ru), and
is
not even indicated
in
Grecian transcription of names from Asia Minor.
h, which so frequently recurs in cuneiform Hittite names (and Mitannian words) These letters //, k, q and g alternate in cuneiform rendering of Hittite I couple with k, q and g. names just as K, x anc Y alternate in Greek transcription of names from Asia Minor. This
The
clearly appears
different readings Tarku, Tarqu, Tarhit and Targa (cf. El. Turgii), in mZf m&tKumwith f/ilakku, Gr. KiXiKia; Lye. Trqqfi-, Gr. TpoKo, Tapyu, Tpoyo, etc.; comparison muhu, Kop-uxxyrivri, and so forth. It seems that the proximity of a sonoral, dental, labial or
from the
//. sound-change k It is not quite clear what relation s, $ and 2 bear to each other in cuneiform rendering of Hittite names and to what sounds in Hittite-Mitannian they correspond. Dr. BORK has This seems to be for in confirmed Mitannian. the c z fact that the suggestion by adopted
sibilant
sound led
to the
>
Ba. .?) in Babylosound, which corresponds to Lycian 2, usually is rendered by $ (as Iran, c of Hittite in nian (bckmn) cuneiform rendering On names, by s Assyrian writing, rarely by the other hand the sound, which corresponds to s in names from Asia Minor, is generally
,cr.
represented
I
in
Babylonian cuneiform writing by
$,
in
Assyrian by
s.
must here pass over several other interesting observations suggested by the Hittite names collected by me. I will only point out that also the cuneiform (and Biblical) personal geographical names, which have only been noticed cursorily in these pages, would be most deser-
Such a study would certainly corroborate the above named ving of thorough investigation. conclusions and would give a surer clue to the geographical distribution of the Hittites than can be obtained from personal names.
i)
MVG, XIV,
p. 80.
T. XLIII.
I.
List of Personal
Names.
Abbreviations.
b.,
brother;
cf.,
confer; contemp.,
h
contemporary;
d.,
daughter;
(determinative),
ilu,
deus,
dea;
f.,
father;
gs.,
/ (determinative), femina;
grandson;
m.,
gentilic;
hu.,
gd., granddaughter; gf., grandfather; gen., genitive; gent, (determinative before names of tribes and professions), amelu, homo;
'"
husband;
f
1
-,
mother;
(determinative),
v.,
mas
quod
(used passim);
vide;
s.,
n.
pr.,
nomen proprium;
perh.,
perhaps;
Arb.,
Eg.,
MES,
?
plural; prob., probably; q,
son;
si.,
sister; wi., wife; Ar.,
Aramaic;
Arabic; Ba.
Babylonian;
Elamite;
N-,
Gr.,
Bi.,
Biblical;
He.,
Can., Canaanite;
Capp.,
Cappadocian;
Cass., Cassite;
Egyptian;
Mit.,
El.,
Greek;
Na.,
Hebrew;
0-,
Hit.,
Hittite; Iran., Iranian; Jew., Jewish; Med.,

Pe.,
Median;
cian;
Mitannian;
S-,
Neo-;
Nabataean;
Old-; Pa., Palmyrene;
Persian; Ph., Phoeni-
Sem., Semitic; Si., Sinaiticj^Sum., Sumerian; WSem., Nonnames and follows names not actually found. Small West-Semitic; *, precedes Assyrian black figures signify that the person is referred to as writer of the document; small figures in
Pu.,.
Punic;
South-;
Sat., Safaitic;
italics
indicate witnesses.
Transliteration.
ab, abi,
AdatV AdatP
alt,
a hi,
= IM =U ahu = PAP
d
abu
= AD
Bel****
dnri
= BDA
d lt.A
EN
Nabn 1
-
= dPA
Neral= d UGUR
Ninth*
aplu, apal, apil
ardu
= URU =
''///
=A
= KAK iddin = MU iddina = SE-na U = AN Marduk* = '<AMAR. UD Marduk* =

ibni
ilu,
Ea
= dMAS d = XXX Sin
Hi,
= MAN = MU sum(ti) = tabu DUG.GA usur = PAP

lar(ru}
A-a-a-SU-ZU-bu-i-li-'
s.
"Aya is able to save" h h Ql.Nabn-re'iini; A.BA rabsaqe$a Sinahcriba,
*A-a-am-me (WSem. R. 3.
*A-a-am-mu, var.
of.
d
= (A)ta-amme) JADD 296,

A-a-mu,
q. v.
K. 2169, R. n.
(or
Â-a-ab-bu
"Aya
Ya)
is
father"
(cf.
la-obi,
la-ab-ba-d)
h
A-a-apal-iddin (MU) "(A)ya or d A-a-a-iddin

h
has given
a son"
irrisu,
JADD
742, R.
cf.
70.
A-a-ahe (prob. abbrev.;
Ia-ahi)
294, R.
,
JADD 3,
f.
of.
i.
R.j (B.C. 680). Ahna-enba, JADD
(B.C. 700).
mukil apate sa ma[r sarri], 694,5. A-a-ba-ba (we may perh. read Ili-(ababa, cf. dA-aia-ba-ba, or Iliia-ba-ba, cf. Ba-ba-ah-iddiii)
K. 11930.
JADD
308,
(Ep. Q).
No.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
d
A-a-bel
"(A)ya is lord" (or EN..., JADD 433 ,8. KK. 542ob. 8855. 12968.
scarcely
abbrev.);
cf.
A-a-
*d
d A-a-ram-mu, var. A-a-ram-me

n.
(KB
II,
p. 91,
39;
WSem.,
cf.
Bi.
Q-rii,
*A-a-bu (abbrev.= z'tf^w
= ^&j,
cf.
Ia-a-bi-ilu etc.,
cf.
A-a-ri-im-mu, p. 467 f.), a-a, king of Edom, Senn.: King

11,54.
KA
A-a-ra-mu, ma 'U-du-maII, sa;
Tay.
aiabu
"Enemy",
NBa.
KB
d
(cf.
II,
p. 91.
Sama$-kasid-a-a-bi)
d
JADB
5, II, 21.
*A-a-ra-mu
A-a-rani-mu\
(Pe.
JADD
,
752,
ie.
A-a-da-ri"(A)ya remains for ever "(or rather

abbrev.; unless/?^
cf.
*A-ar-di-ma-ni-is
A-ad-di (hypocor.,
s.
RI=hatin} JADD 85 5,0. Adda, Addl, Addu}

.
Ar[duma\n[is}} of Darius, Beh. Ill R 40, in.

d
(cf.
supporter
*A-a-ri-im-mu
A-a-ram-mii}, nasiku of Yat-
of Be-ld-ah-a-Ur, Epon., Capp. G,
9,
11.
buru, Sarg.
;
Ann. asi.
second element cf. J Sag-ga-a,
*A-ad-du-mi
(WSem.,
cf.
A-etu-tue-eEEX, Pa. B1S1K
*A-a-sag-gi-i (forthe
see also Ad-du-mii)

A-a-e-nu-U (abbrev.,
cf.
TA
70,
17.
TNB,./'Sag-gi-iaV 13 i.and Bi. wxo "great")
Niisku-la-e-ni-pitu BE XV)
HABL
214,4.
(Ep. S). A-a-ha-li, see lahalu. d A-a-ia-ba-ba (cf. Adad-, Ahi-, Nasuh-, Si-ia619,
JADD
*A-a-3a-am-mu (seems to be the same nameas/rtsam q.v.), naslku of Gambulu, Sarg.Ann.255.

A-a-sar-ibni
d ba-ba\bi; see also A-a-ba-bd) h $aknu $a h akle, in ' Til-ra-ha-a-u-a,
(KAK-nt) "(A)ya has created the h king"; MA.Kl, JADD 481, R. 9

.
JADD
A-a-tab
h
"(A)ya
is
l
good"
is
986, R.
*A-a-i-da-a
II, 6 .
irri$u in
llu-sale,
(WSem.,
cf.
NBa. A-a-i-da- TNB,
*A-a-tu-ri (Ar.)
"(A)ya
JADD 742,35. my mountain"

A-u-id-ri,
Bi.
-iT^'T"),
Bi. jnvii)
*A-a-ila-a-'
Rm.
157,4, slave (B. C. 680).

is
JADD
*A-a-u-id-ri
186,3, slave, B. C. 675.

cf.
(Ar.)
"Ya
god"
5.
(WSem.,
741, u.
Ru-u-a-a,
HABL
(cf.
287,
JADD
*"A-a-ka-ma-ni
KA
h
i).
p. 467, n. 7)
A-a-zi-e, see fa-si-e.
s.ofAm-me-'-ta-'; Mas--a-a,
HABL 260, R.2

R.
<
*A-ba-gu-u
(correct?),
A.BA
mat h
Ar-ma-a-a,
(IV
"A-a-lisir
R 47,
no.
JADD JADD 33,

(B.C.
*Aba-il (Ar.
1.
i;9,R.
(B.
0.697).
(SLDI)
(Ar.,
cf.
(abbrev.),
Abi-ilu, Bi.
bKâ)
R.
;
692).
A-ba-a-AN,
*A-a-lu-nu
cf.
*Ia-a-hu-lu-nu
BE
IX
JADD
197,
(cf.
KB
IV,
p. 148; B. 0.646?).
2. 3.
:!:
*15b '1!T(?),
KAp.466); naslku of Yatburu,

cf.
A-ba-AN,
A-da-il,
h
JADD
rab
.
.
425,
,
13
(B. C. 664?).
2.
Sarg. Ann. 281.

*A-a-me-tu-nu
JADD 448,
la-ab-ba-a,
"'
(WSem.,
perh.
6
Ahi-meti,
is
Ilu-meti,
Ab-ba-a (hypocor.,
ta-bu
cf.
OBa. A-ab-
Metumi),
"(A)ya
our man"
ba(-a) RPN, A-ab-ba-tabum RPN, Ab-bu-
JADD 69, (B. C. 692). A-am-si-ni(?), JADD 677, R. 2 (B.

*A-a-mu,
var.
p. 45,
s.
BE XV,
752,
e.
Ab-ba-ba-dt-ti
Dilbat),
C. 712).
JADD
XII,
830,5.
cf.
ll
A-a-am-mu (SACHAU,
*-$J^t;
,
ZA
*Ab-ba-a-a (hypocor.,
*Ab-ba- d A-gu-u-ni,
h
Abba),
irrisu in
IG.
"!
Se
Mannu-ln-ahua,
JADD
742, R.
compares
b.
cf.
of Te-le-ri,
of Ablate
VIII,
A-a-am-me} Arabian prince,

IX,
$attu hinni lam,
JADD
179,
R.
Abp.A,
VII,
III
97.
VII,
109;
31.
33, 122;
(B. C. 697).
Ann.
i;
Ab-ba-ti (hypocor.,
VIII,
IX,
19
22,
(A-a-am-mu}. X,
25.
-
R
(cf.
36, no. i,
IV,
KB
R.
,/
OBa. A-ab-ba-tum RPN, A-batum CT8:5o, 3 b)

of Bu-ru-$a, Ninibkudurusnr:
1,28.
II,
pp.
f.
Lo.
102,
214, 2l8, 222, 228.

*A-a-ni-e
Bi. 13 j)
KB IV,
cf.
p. 84.
JADD
391,
(III
*Ab-bi-ha (WSem.(?),
[58,0],
A-du-ni-ih-a)
officer.
TA 69,
25, 20.
48,eic; B. C. 717).
"A-a-ni-'-ri
(cf.
an Egyptian
(WSem.), prob. "(A)ya
is
my light"
s (6.0.693).
*Abbi-Teiub (Hit.), king of
Amurru, succeeded
#0-w*./-"etc.)JADD2ft
Te-Teshub; Boghazkoi,
MDOG35,
p-43f.
T. XLIII.
Ab-bu-idi(Z/) "Abbu knows" f. of Qannl, VS I, 94, 2 (Ep. N). 2 10, R. 17. 579, 3. Ab-da
,
4.
UR U-a-li-ir- T A 5 8,
ti,
R. 3. 126, SB, 04, cs.
29,
5.
138,72.
5.
JADD
,
*Abda
(WSem
Bi.
,
hypocor.,
cf.
Ad-da-
BE
IX, X,
6.
7.
URU- A-U-ir-ti (mare $a), URU- d A-U-ir-ti T A 84,8.

in
t
TA
23.
137,10,43,70.
and Na.
KW)
210, R.
//
/ 7.
URU-d$
ra-ta,
t
1.
Ab-da"' f
JADD
718,4.
h
M.&d,
8.
URU-d$-ra-ti
37, 50, 10?, 116.
TA 94, n. TA 88,10.
TA
92,
102,
137,50,58,68. 138,29,
JADD
[-fan;],
2.
238, R.
(B.C. 688).
6
"~"
'
Rasaâ,]ADD764,3.
bel pihati h tar 853,10.
9.
URUSAS-ra-ti,
is.
19.
JADD
h
281, R.
(B. C. 694).
10.
1 1.
Ab-da- a,
h
bcl pihati
Rasappa,
JADD
la abarakki, JADD 805,5. 854,12. * re a, JADB 3, IV, 15. $a eli ki-sa-te, JADD
SAG
/
f.
12.
URU-ds-ra-tum, TA 92, 127,31. URU-* AS-ra-tum, TA 60, of. A-zi-ru, TA 147, 149, ^^(BL 3046), arad-Sarri, TA 64,
2.
es.
26.
a.
H2, B. E.
*Ab-da/du-Asur
1
(B. C. 700).
*Ab-di-a-zu-zi
(cf.
Pu.
,
TTSW)
(B. C. 686).
(cf.
(NBa.)
i,
"Servant of Ashur"
68,
s.
JADD
Ab-di-Bel
285, R.
BE
VIII, pt.
72,
7.
"Servant of Bel"
Pa. brro*,
Ab(?)-da-ba(?)-a-ni, or
prob. Adda-bani, K.379O,
Apt8i3r,Xou)
JADD
210, L. E.
cf.
/ (Ep. W).
(KB
IV, p. 124; B. C. 680).
*Ab-di-hi-mu-nu
p. 472,
*Ab-da-ili (cf. Bi.
bCOW
OBa.
Ab-di-, Hab-di-ili
(WSem., GES.-BUHL
NPu.
jan)
s. v.
pmay; KA JADD 425, 15

CHoMMEL,
first
RPN),
*Ab-da-li
(cf.
JADD
532, R.s.
Eg.-Ar.
bw
(Ep.
Abdi-HIpa
q).
APO, Arb. jil*,

h 568, R. 9 naggaru,
.
"Servant of Khipa"
n.
ZDMG57,p.53off.)JADD28,R.*(B.C.686).
Ab-di
Grundr., p. 29,
3,
and WlNCKLER,
JADD 307, R. E. JADD 292, R. s (B.

Bi.
2.
MDOG
35, p. 48,
suggests that the
C. 707).
part of the
Mitannian,
1.
*Abdi (Ab-di-i, hypocor,
cf.
1
iW), JADD
B.'
86,
OBa. Ab-di-im RPN, R., (B. C. 675).

,
name should prob. be read Arda Arta-Hepa]
<
URU-he-ba,
URU-hi-ba,
2, 65.
254,
373, L. E.
''
(Ep. C). 628, R.

tll
(Ep. P).
2.
TA 286, 8,7,01. TA 280, n,

289,
7.
23, 34.
285,2,14. 287,
Cf.
672,
2.
947,
i.
amel urqi of
la-da--i,
t
288,
7,
2, G3.
2, 48. 2O/), 3, 19.
Ta'an-
JADD 742,26. ld
884,
*Abdi-Addi
i.
il
Kar-A$urabiddin ]&DD
(cf.
[51].
nek
R.
"Servant of Adad"
(Can.)
7,
12.
Ar.TinW)
120,
[31], 35.
prob. Ad-di-id-ri, q. v. *Ab-di-ku-bu-bi (for the second element

*Ab(?)-di-id-ri,
cf.
Ku-
URU-<*IM, Ta'annek
Abdi-Asirfa,
cf.
TA
119,
bu-bu]
JADD
f.
473,
5,
slave (B. C. 698).
*Abdi-Limu
1
.
"Servant of Lim"
rfRa-pa-a, JADD 151,1 (Ep. Y).
857,
1, 33.
Abdi-Asrata "Servant of Ashera"

Ph.,
cf.
Ad-di-li-me,
(Can.,
1.
mn WO*, 'A|3Sdcrpa.Toc)
f.
2.
Ab-di-li-mu,
"l
JADD
"
Ab-di-ds-ta-ti
(sic),
of.
Aziru\ arad
Sarri,
*Ab-di-li-'-ti (Ph.)
TA 63,
2.
s.
A\U~ru-da-a-a, king of Arvad, B. C. 701,

Senn.:
URU-a-h-ir-ta, TA7i,i?.
25.
73,18,25. 74,24,30.
King II, 77; Tay.

cf.
II, 49.
KB II, p. 90.
75,29,41. 76,8. 79,12,22,44.81,7,18,47.82,8,23.
*Abdi-milki (Can.,
1.
Ph.
I,
fbtiW;
25
KA
h
p. 470)
83*
85,41,04,68.
89,24,64.
30.
90,12,28.
93,23.
Ab-di-mil-ki,
VS
95,
(Ep. A).
rab
kisir,
95,24,41. 97,21.
105,11,25.
12,68.
IOI,6,
IO3,9.
104,8,18,47.
107,27.
I 1
108,12,33.
8, 26, 29.
109,9,47.
116,
2.
JADD 1040,5. URU-LUGAL,? A

mi, 203,
s.
123,37;
amel " l Sd-as-hi-
117,27,36.
121,20.
123,38,43.
125,41. 138,37.
f.
126,36.
132,11,17,34.
133,7.
136,12.
*Abdi-milkuti (Ph.
1.
p. 472) Ab-di-me-il-ku-tit-tl, king of Sidon, Esarh.
nDbîny;
cf.
KA
f.
of A-zi-ru, 107, 27. of Pu-ba-ah-la, 104,8.
TA
C, 11,4.
2.
2.
3.
URU-a-si-ir-te,
i.
TA TA 61,
Ab-di-mi-il-ku-ti, $ar "I'^'Sidunni, Esarh.
2.
62,
KAHII,
52,3.
No.
i*
KNUT TAU.QVIST.
Ab-di-miil-ku-ut-ti, the same, Esarh. A,
(I
I, ni
3.
tres)
JADD
i
106,
8.
190,
R. 3
(B. C. 668).
R 45).
KB
II,
p. 126.
il \i
544,5. K. 241, Xl2^; Sm.
55, XI, spec.'w-'//,
4.
Ab-di-mil-kn-u-te,
p. 299, pi. II.
$ar Sar
(I R
Shlnnni],
ZA
II,
JADB
1.
r,
I, c.
Abi-eriba (prob. abbrev.,

,
5.
Ab-di-mil-ku-ut-ti
A, *Ab-di-na
.
I,
H,
4o;
II,
B II, 27
229,
Sidunni, Esarh.: Ill R 1 5). K. 4473. 45.
"!
2.
cf. Iln-abi-enbd) AD-eri-ba, zcr tarri, 511,5,7. AD-SU, f. of Ardi-ntar and SamaS-balli-
HABL
t
KB
.
. .
pp. 124, 126, 144.

s.
tanni,
(III
from
al
Qu-ur-ii-bi
TA
is
JADD
623,
R
. . .
46, no. 4).

,
*Abd?-rama (Can.), perh.
worship
riss,
"The object of my high" (cf. HOMMEL, GrundRANKE, PN,

123,
so.
Abi-ha-a-a
f
K 6409
[J],
t
Abi-ha-'-li (cf. Ija-U-ilu
Lu-ha--il, Si--ha-U Bi.

t
p. 167,
n. i,
p. 219),
^H^X(!), OBa.
1
,3
A-bi-hi-el
T-D
i.
LC), amtu
URU-i-ra-ma,
*Ab-di- Sam-si
d
TA
Ph.
ttW = Gr.'HXioScopoc) JADD

(cf.
"Servant of the Sungod"
(cf.
JADD 2 5, (B.C. 682). Abi-ha-ri ru "My father is Khar",

(SAYCE,
e.
1,3
PSBA XX
(1898),
p.
Morus(r) 261 (cf.
(B. C. 730).
*Ab-di-si-har
Pu. -inanay),
h
JADD
254, R. 4
OBa. A-bi-ha-ar RPN, Ha-rima-li-ki T-DLC), JADB 3, VI, 8 VIir, 4

A-pi-ha-ri,
.
*Ab-di-SUR(?) or 386, R. 7
-j<rtrr/(r),
.
rab sagullate,
JADD
*f
A-bi-ia-ah-ia
"My
father
is
my
n. 4,
(cf.
brother"
but being
Iti/ji-mi/ki,
*Abdi-sar-ru-ma, Ta'annek
*Abdi-sa-ru-na(?) (Can.),
*Abdi-tir(?)-si,
:|:
7,
3.
(SCHJFFER, Spuren,
4,
Ta'annek
R.o. 228,
3.
WSem.
Â^XJJ)
Abi-ia-ahi-ia
(cf. Bi.
perh. = *im-^2X
p. 40,
amcl "'Ha-zu-ra,
TA
"My
father
is
lives"),
JADD
Abdi-Uras
245,4, slave.
URU- d IB,
TA
70,
no.
"My
father
my
brother"
*Abdunu (prob. dimin.) "Little servant"

Ar. ^jltXljx) Ab-du-nu, JADD 3 1 1, i, R.
JADD
404, R. s (B. C. 674).
flW,
*Abi-ia-di-' (cf. Bi.

3
&
t
Min. jpTaa),
HABL
ic.
774,
1.
'"'
Ku-da-tn-a-a
h
f.
(time Sargon).
(Ep. S).
sarri,
2.
VSI,
h
86, ,s (Ep. Si/t).
narkabat
of Da-la-
-ilu
HABL
is
280,
JADD 41,
irrisu,
Abiia-ittiia
R.
(6.0671).
429,
29..
"My
father
with
f"-
my"
2,
Ab-du-u-ni,
JADD
AD-ialid-KI-ia,llP&L422,
to Sargon. h na-si-ku of
1.774,
r
in letters
Ab-har-u-di(r),
JADD
h
Tu-bu-/i--a$,
511,2.
*Ab-ha-ta-a (Ar.), a
na-sik-ku of Ru--a, Sarg.
Ann.
A-bi
..,
ni2,6. Abi-ia-qar "The father
HABL
is
dear" (cf.OBa. A-bu-
269.
JADD
80, R.s. Cf. A-bi,
TA
a-qar THUREAU-DANGIN, Lettres, A-bu138,107.
*A-bi-ba(-')-al
"My
Pu.
father
bâ-nx)
is
Baal"
(-um}-iva-qar
(cf.
Ph.
RPN)
b?a-iSK,
mar
Marad-da-a-a,
(Arb.,
HABL
SArb.
774, R.
i,
n.
lakinln,
sar
*A-bi-ia-te-'
cf.
m lt A-ru'
ad-da, king of Arvad, Abp.: A,

B,
II, 79, se;
*i>of,
HOMMEL,
11,120,130;
Ann.
II, 82,
r,o
(KB
1
II,
Altisr. Uberl. p. 209,
KA
p. 481, n. 4; see
p. 172).
sar
"l
Sam-si-mu-ru-na, Esarh. B,
also
s.
SACHAU,
\e-ri,-
ZA
XII, p. 44:
V,
f
17.
Abp. Rm. 3, II, 39.

,
KB II, pp.
^\ C
;
48, 240.
of TeVII,
34,
an Arabian prince, Abp.: A,

33, 60, 69, 82, 122;
A-bi-da
JADD
(cf.
309,
i,
slave, B. C. 663.
109;
VIII,
25;
IX, in
B, III
R
97;
IF,
*A-bi-da-a-nu
Bi.
fTa
73,
SCHIFFER, Spuren,
R.
,.
VIII,
35 no. 6,
IX,
11,5;
Ann.
-
VII,
p. 34, n. 9),
JADD
is
74, R. 3 (B. C.
VIII,
31, 65, 77, 94;
16, 19;
X,2.
KB
680).
Abi-duri
pp. 214 etc.
"My
(cf.
wall (protection)" OBa. A-bi-du-ri SCHEIL, Sippar 10,
father
my
Abi-ilu
"My
father
Saf. bxnx,
is (my) god" (cf. Bi. bfcpax, OBa. A-bi-AN RPN, A-bi-l-li
R.5,
SA-bi-BAD THUREAU-DANGIN, Let-
VSVII,
86,8,
A-bu-Mn-ilum VSVII,
T.
30,5)
XL] II.
1.
Abi-ilu,
Epon.,
MDOG 40,
p. 19.
X, Ar.
;
tâa
p.
APO,
of
Sab.
n.
A-bi--AN, HABL 256, 4. Abi-ilifa "The father is my god"

2.
KA
a.
pr.
f.
469 ff.)
Tyre,
(SciiiKi KR,
1.
A-bi-LUGAL, governor
148,2. 149,
TA
i.
147,2.
Spuren,
1.
p. 22, n. 3: Aid-' Id}
151,2. 153,2.
155,
A-bi-AN
414, R.
...,
Epon.
*
VS
I,
103,
21.
2.
2.
AD-AN-a-a,
12:
HABL
1,23.
550,.,:
;//,?;-
A JADD
B.C. 887,
A-bi-mil-ki, governor of Tyre,
TA
146,
2.
150,2. 152,2. 154,2. mfir lakinlu, prince
Btt-Abi-iliia. Epon.,
of Arvad, Abp.: A,
84,92
II,
m;
III,,;
Ann.
II,
Canon
3.
B,
(KB
II,
p. 172).
AD-AN-ia, Epon., IIIR i, I,n.
B. C. 9OO(r),
Canon A,
old
:i:
3.
Abi-nuri
A-fot-LUGAL, governor of Tyre, TA 152,55. "The father is (my) light" (cf. NBa.
AD-mi-ur\ri TNB,
Bi.
7.
Abi-ina-ekalli-lilbur
"My
father
may grow
h
^(i)3*)
in the
palace"
AD-LAH, JADD
A.BA, JADD C 855, Canon A,
IT, c
752,
AD-As\DIS-ll.GAL-lil-bur\
50, R. s (Ep. H). Epon., B.
h
Abi-qamu
"My
father has arisen"
(cf.
Ahi-
qarnu, Ph.
wf
Dpl)
11,9;
III,
nagir
ekalli, 82-5-22, 526,
(KB
AD(-f)-qa-mu,
Abi-ra-mi
JADD
cf.
i.
246, R. ,3
845, R.
3.
pt. 2,
p. 142).
(WSem.,
R.
the next name), sister of

e.
Abi-la-mas-si
"My
I
father
27,
is
my
protecting
(cf.
cjueen mother,
JNa-ki--a
is
(B.
C:.
674),
deity", K. 241, X,
Abi-lamur
spec.
"May
see
my
826,
2.
father"
OBa.
JADD 70, *Abi-ramu "My
G.
father
high
;>
(Bi.
QTSfiJ,
A-bi-lu-mu- ur RPN, NBa. AD-lu-murlTSR)
AD-la-mur,
JADD
22.
K. 241, X,
>,
spec.
D-n$, Ar. tra APO, Can. A-bi-ra ... Ta'annek 12,2, OBa. A-ba-am-ra-ma am
VS
*Abi-la-rim
I,
90,
BA
HILPRECHT,
4
1.
VI, no.
5,
p. 82)
,
(cf.
SAbi-li-rim\ see also

p. Xf,
n.
i),
AD-ra-me,
HABL 599, H(?). Epon

7
B. C. 677,
BE
^
X,
JADD
43, R.
(B. C.
JADD
(4
2.
th
194, R.
h
;
snkallu
radii, III
2,50
687).
A-bi-li-e
year of Esarh.).
B. 0.677,
"My father is strong" or perhaps "My father is Li-e" (for'*Li-e, seeTNB,

but
cf.
AD-ra-mu, Epon.,
C, IV,
20.
Canon A,
701, R.
2;
VI,
h
4;
p. 249,
A-bi-lu and
579,
12.
.
OBa.
A-bi-li-ia
::<
kallu
JADD 576, R. u. rabn, JADD 72, n,

(formerly
I, 19;
snk-
R.
11.
RPN),
*f *f
HABL
Abi-rattas (Cass.)
1.
Abi(^/r)-li-ih[-iar],
JADD
209,4, slave.
A-bi-rat-tas
read
A-du-me-tas)
Abi-li-rim (cf.
Abi-la-rim\
JADD
h
265,
2,
slave.
2.
Abi-lisir"May
my father succ eed!"(orabbrev.)

Louvre, AO222I,
B. C. 656?).
R./j-
same person as no. 2. A-bi-r\u-ut-iaS\ (cf. THUREAU-DANGIN, OLZ

King-list A,
AD- CIS,
(OLZVI,
XI, col. 3
s.
f.,
HOMMEL, OLZ XII, col. io8f.)
col. 199;
rab...
JADD
(cf.
80,
R. .7.857, IV, w.
A-bil-kis-SU perh.
of Kastiliahi, gs. of Agum rabn, ggs. of Gandi, f. of TaZsigurumas, gf. of Agum

II,
"Bringing power"
OBa.
to an
3.
Agk.
VR
(cf.
Ilu-a-bil etc.
RPN;
ruler
belonging
AD-rat-ta$
(KB III, p. 136). THUREAU-DANGIN, OLZ XI

33, I,i5
early period of Babylonian history, Chron.
(1908), col. i37f.),

f.
A,
s.
11,4.
WINCKLER,
UAG
p. 153: -ktS-ki.
of.
Ardi-Sibitti; Ninibkudurusur: Lo. 102,

Ill,
fi,
A-bil-Sin (OBa.)
I, 11, 15, 19, 31, 32.
21.
IV,
14, 31, 37.
VI,
2, 7.
of Zabfi;
king of the
first
Babylonian
:i!
KB
Abi-salam
IV, p. 82 ff.
dynasty, Chron. A, IV,?. King-list B,

A-bi-lu (perh.
4.
= Abi-ilu
cf.
"My
father
is
peace" (WSem.,
cf.
q. v.,
cf.
A-bn-lu, or
1.
Bi. tfibti-'as
abwax)
Abilu,
h
OBa. Samas-a-bi-li RPN)

2
AD-sa-la-me, s.ofHa-am-l>u-su,
(1908) p. 137,1.
PSBA XXX
rab
kisir,
A-bi-lu-ri-e,
*Abi-milki
No.
i.
JADD 273, R. JADD 150, R. E. (Can.) "My father

/
(B. C. 683).
(B.
is
C 679).
Milk"
(cf. Bi.
2.
AD-sa-lam,
JADD
!
t
223,
c.
3.
AD-sa-lam-ma
'irri$u,
JADD 742.,
R.
:;.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
*A-bi-si(WSem.), B.QfSamsu-iluna,\Q&g of the first 2 Babylonian dynasty, Chron. K R. 7. =E-bi,
*Ab-sa-a
(WSem.,
i-e-ku
cf.
Pa.
KO^),
"l
JADD
420,
(B. C. 670), sold in
Til-na-hi-rl.
(M?
Eg.f), ''Mu-snr-a-a,
JADD
CT
VI,
pi. 24, aob;
pi.
38,333, etc;
(A-bi-ia-te,
cf.
Bi.
331,2 (B.C. 671).
JWtttoSj,
SArb. yFP3&
q. v.),
KA
A-bi-ti-i
p. 481, n. 4.
mar Sarri, Mna.: Ill R 43, II, ac (KB IV,

386,13.
p. 70).
(hypocor.),
JADD
*A-bu-lu (prob. Ar.), perh.
"Little father"
Abit-sarri-usur
"Keep the decision

"<
'
of king!"
4.
s.
of
Ti-ti-i,
b.
cf.
of Asr,
167, R.
is
JADB
/
5,
I,
>>.
A-bit-MAN\LUGAL-PAP, HABL 411,2. h rubn a Man-na-a-a, HABL 466, R.

Abi-tabll
A-bu-nu (abbrev,
OBa. A-bu-ni, A-bu-nu-um

(B. C. 676).
RPN),
A-bu-sa-lim
s.
JADD
"The fatheris good"
(cf.
OBa. A-bu
"The father
safe"
2,
(-umytabum RPN, A-ba-DUG.GA-bitt XIV, Bi. ait3^, Ar. ac^K) JADD 382, n (B. C 712). 385, R.5,7.
f.
of Ahu'-emilqi, Capp. Ra.
R.
a.
*A-bu-Tesup
(=
A-ki-TeSup},
b. of.
Takuwa
of
Ni, Boghazkoi,
Ab(?)-zi-i,
MDOG 35,
(III
pp. 34, 38f.
Q{ Ahir-iqbi
199,
is.
& Sinqi-Ahir, OLZ VI,

know my
father"
col.
JADD 412, 2
cf.
R 48,
2 a.
KB IV,
p. 100).
A-da (hypocor.,
(i.
A-da-d}, in the place

v.
name
cf.
Abi-ul-idi
"I did not
e.
Bit-'"A-da, q.
A-da-a (hypocor.; for
posthume, seePElSER, KB IV, p. 258, n., UNGNAD, BA VI, no. 5, p. 82; cf. OBa. A-ba(-amynl\la-i-di BE XIV, XV, NBa. A-bi-ul-i-di, TNB; cf. Ul-i-di-nl-a-mur
OBa.
"" l<
texts, see
3
RPN,
(Rm.
Adda, Ph.
(I
*n),
5.
HABL 1081,
p. 44).
557),
Sarg.: B, D,
Snr-da-a-a, Sarg. Cyl.ss
R
,
36.
KB
II,
BE
1.
XIV)
i.
Adad
c,
HABL
549,2.
9,
i.
AD-NU-ZU, JADD 265, Sm. 55, XI, spec. *A.A, JADD 185, R. /* (B.C.666). *taknu
al
A-da-da.
Capp. Ch.
10,
//.
Adad(/)-a-bi
a-bi
"Adad
is
my
770,
father"
>.
(cf.
<*1M-
Kak-zi-a-a,
h
JADD
50,
R. s (Ep. H).
RPN),
JADD
2.
AD-ul-i-di, mutirpate
742,4.
h
'" ht
Kal-dd-a-a,
HABL
100,
P).
Adad-ab-usur
3.
$angn rabil, JADD 657, R.4. AD-ul-ZU, JADD 90, R.^ (B. C. 734).
R. s (B. C. 687). 41 OLZ VIII (1905),
''abarakku,
618, R. E.
f.
"O Adad, protect the father!" NBa. <<Ad-du-AD-SES BE X) (cf. ^ U- AD-PAP, JADD 411,8. mar fyri,]ADD
600, R.
e.
1, 9.
628, R. s (Ep.
132,
37
lal$u
mar
Sarri,
JADD
,$
711,
col.
(Ep.
Silt}.
s.
R.
(Ep. E).
JADD 345,
R.
4.
Xattit,
JADD
of Dnr-Adad,
JADD
t
446, R.
(Ep. Q).
*.
Adad-ahe-[iddin]
"Adad has given brothers"
of Tebetaia,
Abi-ul-lu-mu(r),
JADD 128,5 (B. C. 655). JADD 677, R. (B. C 712).

7
*IM-PAP*-[A$\
Adad-ahe-sallim
JADD
247, R. ,3
A-bi-um-me
"Mothers
189,
father"
(cf.
ott"P3
safe!"
"O Adad, keep the brothers (cf. NBa. Addu-ahe-hillim TNB)

h
Aj3ou8ep.p.ou (gen.), LlDZHARSKi,

ris, I p.
EphemeNOLDEKE, BSSp.94, JUmmi-
<<IM-PAPP l-DI,
II, 18.
mukil\apati\
JADD
a
860,
a-bi-a},
Abi-zer-utir
JADD 148, R.s. "My father has re-established

33,
Adad-ah-iddina
(for
1.
"Adad has given

texts, see
brother"
310,
:c
NBa.
TNB)
149,2.
offspring", K. 241, VIII,

Ab-kal-li-pi(f)
spec.
^M-PAP- AS, HABL

(B. C. 669). 913,
9,
JADD
i,
slave.
....,
s.Q^Sa-mu-nu-ta-tu-ni. nappahhurasi,
1
JADD
VS
I,
2.
U-PAP-AS,
(Ep. G).
pnqid
JADD
173,
R. s
60, R.
s.
i,
*Ab-na-nu,
89,
(Ep. G). of ......

,
//
"l
Kan-nu--a-a,
10.
U-PAP-SE-na, JADD 622, R.s (Ep. D). Adad-ah-usur"OAdad, protect the brother!"
3.
*Ab-ni-i (hypocor.), rab sipti hi "'"'Arpadda,
HABL
U-PAP-PAP, JADD
6
1
90, R.
(B. C. 733).
221,
n (V
53, 58 a).
8, s
(Ep. T).
T. XLIII.
A-da-da-a-nu (perh.
Adad-danu
or formation
Adad-bel-taqqin
"O Adad, make the

83-1-18,
lord
i:
like Bclaim(iii), iStaranu, SainSamt) mnt Shams. V: Ann. 57
firm!"
d
A-sa-ti-a-a,
I,
Ill,
(IR-3O.
lM\ U-EN-LAL(-in]
spec.
695,
II,
KB
1.
p. 182).
JADD
484,
(B. C. 706).
Adad-apal-iddina
"Ad ad has given
a son"
ÎM- A- AS,
d
JADD
259, R.j. K. 7393
Adad-bel-ukin (or -kainl), governor af Kar-Tukulti-Ninib, Ekallate and Ruqalja,

43, P- 36.
MDOG
2.
IM-A-MU
of Itti-Marduk-balatu, '"" f A-ra-mu-u sarru
, ;
s.
Adad-bel-usur
3.
IM.GI, Chron. K 3 8 cf. no. 3. d IM-A-SE-na, JADD 45, R. E. i (Kp,

s.
"O Adad, protect the lord!" U-EN-PAP, JADB 3, V, 2 JADD 286, R. 9

.
T).
(B.C.66ir). 586, R.
9 (?).
720,6. 795,1. 993,
of Esaggil-saduni, gs. of la mauiana, king of Babylon, father-in-law of Ahtrbci-kala the Assyrian king, about B. C.
1020; sar
Cf. no. 2.
'" at
R.
Ill, 18.
Adad(/)-bi-bi-e (perh. Adad-gab-bi-iqbi{}^

476, R.
7.
JADD
Kardunias, Synchron.II,
Babili,
I
31, 34.
Adad-dan
1.
"Adad
h
is
IM-da-an,
sukkallu,
judge" Shmk. CT
Il
.
20: 7,12.
4. '*IM-
TUR. US-i-din-nam, sar

i.
5,
2.
no. 22,
,
3.
Im-da n -an, JADD 893, 4. d IM-da n -an, JADD 429, 25

675,
i.
sar{tcn\
JADD
d IM- 2 UR. US-MU, in texts, see TNB. 5. d 6. IM-TUR.US-SE-{na\ king of Babylonia,
NBa
4.
U-da n -an,]MyD
17,
R.
(B.C. 674). 82-5-22,

2.
K. 6156
7.
th
(ii
year).
146: writer to king.
HABL 981,
U-A-AS,
''Salsu hinni,
JADD 117, JADD

is
B. E.
800,
2.
(B. C. 674).
Adad-duri
r
"Adad
,
is
(my) wall"
Qi
l
i.
Adad-asaridu
"Adad
the first in place"
(OBa.
d d
d IM-a-sa-ri-id
T-DLC)
695,
9
II,
12:
Arrizu, JADB 3, II, JADD 295, R. 6 (B. C. 730). Adad(^ )-el Adad-emurinni "Adad has looked at me"
IM-BAD, Hrrisu
IM\ U-MAS, 83-1-18, h A.BA, JADD 173, R.

h
spec.
U-SI-LAL-in-ni
(possibly
/
Bel-emurinni),
(Ep. G).
JADD
mar
Adad-eres
d
d
86, L. E.
(B. C. 650?).
Adad'-ba-ba-u (perh. Ar.),

sarri,
mar
qata^} sa
"Adad has planted"

texts see
83-1-18, 695,
(for
OBa. and
JADD
321, R.J-.
1.
NBa.
2.
t
T-D LC, TNB)

II, 15:
Adad(6>bal-lit "O Adad, keep alive!" k s. of Gu-gi-i, nagiru, JADD 446, R. //.
IM-KAM,
spec.
IM-PIN-es, 83-1-18, 514.
*Adad '-ba-rak-ka(WSem.,
292, R.
<.Ba-ri-ku-Addu1W&
3.
U-KAM-el,
s.
JADD
600, R.
7.
742, R. n.
Ihi^-,Sames(ines]-â-rak-kn^^ X), HABL

5.
of Adad-ittua, R.
,
"l
Hu-bab-a-a,
(B. C.
JADD
66 1).
446,
(Ep. Q),
Adad-bel
"Adad
is
lord"
20
.
(or abbrev.)
d
4.
U-PIN-el,
JADD
1240.
782,
/*
U-EN,
II, G:
JADD
spec.
661,
is
Adad-eriba
d
"Adad has rewarded"

83-1-18,695,
37.
Adad'-bel-a-ni
"Adad
our lord", 83-1-18,695,
IM-SU, K.
/l
II,
u: spec.
irrisu,JADD 742,
Xa6nu,]ADD86o, 1, 21.
h
Adad-bel-ka'in
1.
2.
"O Adad, establish the lord!" IM-EN-DU, K. 241, XI, 12: spec. d IM-EN-DU, Epon., B. C. 748, Canon A,
IV,
21;
Adad-etir
f.
"Adad spared"
nas patri dMari.
of Marduk-balatsu-iqbi\
duk,
KB
IV, p. 98, no. IV,
B,V,
i:
*AS-hir-EN-DU\
C, 11,26;
Adad-gab-bi(? abbrev.)
f.
h D,IV,o; sakin mati, CanonE+ 81-2-4, 187, R. so. Epon., B. C. 738, Canon A, IV, si. 3.
of I-mas-si
.,
3d
"''
A-ri-ia-a-be
',
VS
3.
I,
103,5 (B. C. 887?).
U-EN-DU, Epon.,
B. C. 738,
is
JADD
1098,
1, 7.
Adad(/>hat(Az?)-ta-a
60-hu-ut-ni
.,
JADD
is
is.
435, B. E.
Adad i-bel-ka-la
k
"Adad
XIV,
SAG
BE
sarri,
lord of everything", Merod. I: DEP VI, p. 42,19.

G.
"Adad
741,
(my) protecII,
3.
tion"
JADD
19, 3
.
815,
irriht,
Cf.
57,
JADB
No.
i.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
&
Adad 2 -ja-ba-bi,
A.BA, JADD
387, R. j(B. C. 65
?).
Adad-ibni "Adad d 1. IM-ib-ni,
has created"
322,
2.
Adad-ittim d
"Adad
U-KI-ia,
is
with me"
342,
2.
!M\
HABL
529,
2.
949,
5.
HABL
323,
2.
784,
R.. X,
u.
f.
of Adad- e res,
JADD
is
446, R.
(Ep. Q).
In
s.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB.
Shmk.
of
i,
Adad-kabti-ahesu
"Adad
the most mighty
of Musezib-Marduk,
6,
31.
CT
!
5,
of his brothers"
2.
IM-KAK, HABL 522, 2: mar Zab-di-i, JADD 384,

sa dNikkal
texts, see
t
Za-ab-di.
h
4,
is.
-
sangti
JIM-BE-PAPt'-Su, 83-1-18,695,11,5: spec. Adad'-ka-sir "Adad brings good luck"(?) JADD 264, R.^ (B.C.688). A naggaru,]ADD
473, 474, R.
:;
JADD
922,
I, 8 .
In
NBa.
Adad
2
(B. C. 698).
TNB.
-la-din (cf.
HILPRECHT,
BE
7
X,
p.
XI,
n.),
d
3.
IM-KAK-ni,
JADD
(KB
360,
(B. C. 680).
Cf.
''mutirpnti,
JADD
627, R.
(B. C. 666).
Rm.
f
157, R. 6
IV, p. 126).
*Adad-la-an-dar (i*cJar\cfMi-li-in-dar HILPRECI IT,

28.
A-da-di-da-al-li (abbrev.),
JADD
741,
(cf.
Adad-iddin
"Adad has given"

RPN)
214, R.
is
12:
OBa.
"7J/-
i-din-nam
d
BE X, p. XI, n.), 83-1-18, 695, II, is: Adad-lf "Adad is mighty" d IM-ZU, JADD 858, 10 (K. 241, VI,
Adad 2-lu-ki-di (prob. Ar.) "' A-a-na-ta-a irrihi, in
Adad'-ma-Iik
,
spec.).
G:
spec.
IM-AS,
JADD
tarn-gar. 66 1,
17.
*Adad-idri (Ar.)
"Adad
my
help"
(for diffe-
JADB
4,
III, 13.
rent attempts to read this name and to clear up its relation to Bi. nfi32 uio;
"Adad
5>
is
counsellor"
Capp. Ch.
Adad 2-mil-ki
d
w-
A8sp and
POGNON, Inscript. semit. no. 86, see ZIMMERN, KA p. 446, HAV LUCKENBILL, AJSL XXVII, p. 299 ff.,
"nroa, pp. 267
284);
cf.
Adad-mehir, see Bdlu-mehir.
"Adad
86, R.
is
my
counsellor"
VIII, pt.
i,
(cf.
5),
IM-mil(:is}-/d-iddin
,4.
BE
80,
-ftimn, Ad-di-id-ri.
Ill:
JADD
695,
1.
IM-id-ri, Sa """Iincriht, Shalm.

I,
KAHI
Adad '-mu-sam-mir
II, 21.
"Adad
guards"(r), 83-1-18,
30,
14, 25.
(Sat-)
CO.
71, 87, 92, 100
'""'DiMasqi, Shalm. Ill: 846); Ob. 50, 88 (B. C. 854
Epon., B. C. 789,
Canon
to
C,
I,
22;
2.
KB I, pp. 134, 138, 172. 854-849). d IM--id-ri, sa '""'Dimasqi, Shalm. Mon. II,
(B. C.
90
$d
<ll
Kdl-zi Canon
E+
81-2-4, l8 7;
23.
AdadC'k^-mu-se-is-si
"Adad causes
259, R.
7.
come
forth",
JADD
3.
U-id-ri,
ll
(B. C. 854). "" li
--
KB
21.
I,
p. 134.
2, 21.
-
Adad '-mu-ses-ir
"Adad causes
to succeed",
no.
Diinasqi, Shalm. Tigr.

741,
Sarru rabu sarru dannu sar '""'Kardunias,
ridn,
rf
JADD
d
HABL 924,3
I,
(^3045. IIIR4,
p. 124, n. 3,
5).
Adad( /Af/fr>ili-a-a 85, R. 6 (?). 121,6 (B. C. 671). 661, n.
"Adad
is
my God"
WINCKLER, AF,
JADD
Âdad'-im/'i-me
via-d],
(I
IM-im-mc-e TNB, Kir-am"" lt Sal-la-a(-a}-ia, Anp. Ann. Ill, 5:>

(cf.
that the syllable /;error of the copyist,
may
in
suggests be due to an
which case the
24.
KB
I,
p. 104).
name would be read Adad-snin-usur q. v., cf. HILPRECHT, OBI I, p. 34, KINO, Chronicles, p. 72, n. 3.
Adad'-ip-qid
"Adad has protected"

II,
i<>:
83-1-18, 695,
Adad'-iq-bi
spec.
Adad-nadin-ahu
d
:
"Adad gives
II,
"Adad has commanded"

spec.
IM\ U-As\ SE-PAP= nX31D-nn

d
brother" A5a8-
JADD374,4 (B.C.686). 83-1-18,695, II, 9 Adad-iqisa "Adad has presented" d IM-BA-sa JADD 907, 5.
t
va5ivaxiiq CIS
72,
KB
III, pt. 2, p.
142,
JADD 468, R.
45, R. d
1,
3-
(B.C. 698). Epon.T,
JADD
Adad-iski-eres
"Adad has planted
a child"
1
Adad-nadin-sum
L/-is(ml^-^-KAMIPINI-^,MVGVUlp.i
31.
"Adad IM-SE-MU h rab

t
gives a
kisir,
name"
364, R.
7
JADD
irrisu,
JADD
742, R.
22.
(B. C. 679)-
Adad-ismeani
d
"Adad has heard me"
Adad-na'id
T).
i.
"Adad
is
exalted"
i,
IM-HAL-ni,
JADD
45, R. E.
(Ep.
IM-I,
JADD
613,
R.S.
T. XLIII.
2.
3.
ÎM-na-id, in OBa. texts, see

U-I, HrriSu,
II, 1,9.
RPN.
h
tarru
IR
(I),
6,
no.
Ill,
A.
b)
I,
f.
otSulmanIK.
JADB
290,
4.
3,
VI, u.
rcn,
JADB
asarid
d Enlil
Esarh.
KAHI
17.
75,
Sakin
I:
(BE\AB] sangn Asur, Shalm.

I,
d
4.
U-I,
JADD
KAHI
f.
14,
2.
15,
Adad-narari, see Adad-nirari.
of Sulman-asarid (I)
(I);
gf.
of Tukulti- Ninib
I:
Adad-nasir
1.
"Adad protects"
3.
Sar kittati sar "'"'Assur, Tuk.

I,
1
2. 3.
RPN. Merod.I: IVR38, viNIN.IB-apal-iddin, 32 II, (KB IV, p. 62). d IM-na-sir, in NBa. texts, see TNB.
IM-na-si-ir, in OBa. texts, see
f.
KAHI
Adnir.
s.
6,
10.
U-ZAB.DAH, Shalm.I:
I:
K. 8539. Sangn Asur,
KAHI
I,
10.
IM-PAP-ir,
h
JADD
5.
374,
(B.C. 685). 624,2

II, r.
(B.C. 687). 643,
83-1-18, 695,
,
spec.
i,
of Arik-dm-ihi] sangn Asur, Adnir. Ill KAHI 1, 24, R. G. sapiru, Adnir. I VS 1, 63. Sar kissati, Adnir. I: K. 8554; I R6, no. Ill,
:
A.BA
Sa
bit
Ahir-li
183,
1 1
>.
JADD
2
444,
20.
d
4.
5.
IM-SES,
R.
,9
HABL
JADD
C; Adnir.
i,
a) gs.
oiEnlil-nirari, sar kissati
U-PAP-ir,
s.
8,
R.
(B. C. 673). 310,
I: KAHI.I, 8.9. n; b) f. of Sulman-asarid I, sakin d Enlil sangu dAsur,
(B. C. 669).
h
Shalm.
I:
KAHI
I,
13, III,
;
so.
of Nabn-nasir,
362,
i
A.BA
(ckalli),
JADD
f.
(B. C. 660).
of Sulman-alarid (I) Sar "'"'AsSur, 56-9-9, 1 6, no. IV, 2. Gf. of 80, 5. sar kitsati, I
Adad-natan ( WSem.)
du-na-tan-nu
1.
"Adadhasgiven" (MAdTNB)
2.
IM-na-tan, sa '""'Rasappa, U-na-ta-an, JADD 209, R. /*.
HABL
767,
10.
IN.IB (I), Tuk. I: KAHI I, Sakin d Enlil sangn Asur, Tuk. I KAHI 1, 1 9, e. Sar atAhir, Tuk. I KAHI
Tukulti7, 26.
1
'
:
I,
8, 3.
Sar kiSSati Sar mAtASSur, Tuk.

king of Assyria,
I,
Adad-nirari d
(my) helper" IM-ni-ra-ri, gs. of Taku of Nuhasse who was contemp. with Thutmosis III, TA 5 1, 2.
t
"Adad
is
Ann.
II.
8.
II,
Adadnirari
P-
MDOG
26,
59*
III,
d
I.
IM-ZAB.DAH j'ADD
488,
4.
803, R.
12.
III.
1.
Adadnirari
s.
I, king of Assyria of Arik-din-ilu', sangn Asur,
Adadnirari d
king of Assyria, B.C. 91 1890 IM-ZAB.DAH, sar '""'ASsur, Chron. 3
MDOG 28,
s.
p. 12.
f.
of Sulinan-aSarid (I),
//?(!);
p. 29.
gf.
of Tukulti-NIN.
I:
contemp. of Synchron. and Nabu-sum-iskun. Samas-mudammiq of Asur-dan (I) Sarru rabn \sarru danR.
i;
Ill,
i,
4,
10:
Sangu ASur, Tuk.

I:
MDOG 44,
I,
nu
..
.]
sar kullat kibrat arbai rubu nadu,

Ill:
Adnir.
KAHI
I,
24;
gs.
of Tukulti-
d
1,
IM-na-ra-ri, Adnir.
KAHI
I:
66,
i.
2.
IM-ZAB,DAH,
56-9-9,
164,
2
Shalm.
III
R 3,
no.
3,
2.
apil-Esarra\ sar kissati sar '""'Assur, Adnir. Ill: BM 90 853 (ZA II, p. 3 1 1.
I,
f.
AKA
(KING, RRT p. 161). Sar '""'AsSur, Chron. P, III, 20: contemp. of

Kurigalzu. Synchro n. I, of Nazi-Maruttas. Tigl.
(I
s.
24, 20:
p. 154.
KB
I,
p. 48).
WE.
gf.
Misc., pi. 6.
of Tukulti-NIN.IBQl),
of Ahir-nasir'" at
I:
contemp. Hunt. V, 25
Adnir.
I:
aplu\ sangn sakkanak Hani, Anp. Ann.
28).
of Arik-dln-ilu\ Sar kissati,
ASSur, dannu Sar sarru D. rabn sarru Lay. 84, kiSSati sar "'"'Assnr, Anp. 56-9-9, 136 etc.
I, 20
(I
17.
KB
I,
p. 56).
sar
KAHI
I,
1,
67. 68. 76.
a) gs.
oiEnlil-nirari]
I:
sakin d Enlilsangu d Asur, Adnir.

6,
i.
KAHI
A.
-
2.
(AKA p. U-ZAB.DAH
I,
f.
157);
KAHI
I,
25.
sar
\kissati\, I
6,
no.
3,
ggs. of ASur uballit; rubfl siru sa f d Enlil, Adnir. I:

5,
i.
ellu
sangft
I,
of Tukulti-NIN.IBQS)\ patesi ASur, Tuk. II: Ann.R. 56 gf. of ASur-nasir-aplu (HI),

;
KAHI
4,
i.
sakan
irsiti
I:
Hani,
sangil
ellu
I,
sa
sakkanak Hani, Anp. Ann. 1, 29 (var.). Sakin dBel sangu Asur, Anp. Ill R 3, no. 10
d
No.
Enlil, Adnir.
IV
R 30, 1-28 (KB
p. 4).
(AKA
I,
p. 158).
Sar '""'ASSur, Anp.
BM
i.
IO
KNUT TALLQVIST.
90255
I,
(AKA
3.
65,
I, p. 156). Lay. 83, A. VS Sar kiSSati Sar "'*ASSur, Anp.
s.
of SamSi-Adad,
f.
ufASur-dan (KAL. GA),

light"
(cf.
BM
90256.
90260.
190).
Bull
I,
10
(AKA
I,
MDOG44, Adad-nuri "Ad ad
p. 3 if.
is
my
Eg.-Ar.
Lay. 83, B. Sar sar matati, Lay. 83, D. Sarru rabn Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar '"^ ASSur, Anp.:
pp. I56f.,
kiSSati
ma-nn APO) d IM-LAH, 83-1-18,

Adad-qas-sun (abbrev.), 477, R. 6
s.
695,
II, 20,
spec.
,
JADD 266, R. JADD
3 (B. C. 670).
Ann. II,
112).
126. 2
Ill,
Bal.
2
R 23. 26. KB pp. 94, R (V 69). BM 90868. 90984.

in
(I
I,
of iSmanni-Adad,
670).
172, R.
/*
(B.C.
Restor.
(AKA I, pp. Statue, III R 4, no. 8 (KB

king
162,
I,
174,
177).
I,
p. 122.
AKA
*Adad-ra-ba-a
q. v.
;
p. 161).
cf.
Ra-inan-ra-ba, (WSem.; perhaps OBa. d IM-ra-bi^l\M RE AU-D AN (MX,

h
IV. Adad-nirari IV,
of Assyria,
B. C.
Lettres),
tamkaru]KW 197,
(B.C. 646?).
849,
8.
810782.
1.
Adad-raba-iddin
(ÎM-GAL.AS),
JADD
s.
IM-ni-ra-\ra of SamSi-Adad (V), gs. of Sulman-aSarid

(III),
JADD 652.
(OLZ
I,
\SarkiSSati\ Sar
col. 60).
3 4.
^
:
*Adad 2 -ra-ha-a-u (Ar.; cf. Ad-ra-a-ha-u, WAd-rahi-i etc., d Ad-du-ra-hi-i TNB), perhaps
ASSur,
K. 2800
2.
du-reuSSu
Sarg.
II
"Adadishis shepherd" (cf. NBa. AdTNB) or "Adad is loving"
IM-ni-ra-ri,
no. 12, 50.
JADD 809,
III
R 3,
M:
(HlLPRECHT,
BE
of
h
X,
hl
'
p. 38).
amcl
urqi,
JADD
656,
3.
742,
28:
Bar-za-ni-is-ta.
d
3.
IM-ZAB.DAH, JADD
Epon. B.
?
sarru, as
Adad 2 -ra-hi-mu (WSem.,
cf." IM-ra-â-mul^^},
C. 8 10, III
I
i, III, 7.
sar '""'ASsur,
:i:
JADD [845,
Adad -ra-pa-7a
cf.
2
3 ].
SalSu rat fo,]
ADD 268, R. 3
Adnir. IV:
35, no.
2, 8
(KB
I, p'.
192).
"Adad has healed"

TNB,
(WSem.,
s.
K. 8663. Synchron. IV, 14. of SamSi-Adad (V), gs. of Sulman-aSarid

(III),
Ad-du-ra-pa46, R. E. *
Bi. bs?&l),
JADD
JADD
651
(KB
IV, p. 98).
K. 2800.
s.
siNabn-etir,
JADD
is
325, R. E. 3 (Ep. A).
4.
U-ZAB.DAH, Sarru rabn

no.
i,
i
Sarru dannu Sar

I
Adad-re'iini
"Adad
our shepherd"
II, 10:
kiSSati Sar >"*ASSur, Adnir. IV:
R
3,
35,
IM-SIB-ni, 83-1-18, 695,
spec.
s.
(KB I, p. 190). oiSamSi-Adad(V\ JADD

Adnir. IV: Adnir. IV:
Adad-rlmanni
1077, VIII,
"O Adad, have roercy on me!"

t
n;
1.
d !M-nm-a-ni
JADD
1096, R.
412,
,6.
(III
R
1.
48, ioa;
KAHI KAHI
Sakin
I,
36,
35,
2. 2.
Sar
'~ nt
ASSur,
B. C. 748).
Epon., B. C. 842,
Cf. n.
I,
Gs. ot Sulman-
Canon A,
II, 22;
B,
II, 27.
AdadI
aSarid
Sar ASSur, Adnir. (III), IV: I R 35, no. 4 (KB I, p. 188). Sarru rabn Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar '"'"'ASSur
binbin ASur-nasir-aplu, Adnir. IV:
no.
3,
i,
BE
nmani
no.
2. 3.
Sakin
"1 " t
Man-na-a-a, Abp.
II, 13:
8,
i, 10.
IM-rlm-an-ni, 83-1-18, 695,
spec.
7.
R 35,
U-nm-a-ni,
.
HABL 441,
7.
JADD
296, R.
IB
(KB
I,
p.
88).
V. Adad-nirari V, B. C. 763
754(?),
f.
of ASur-
438, R. 7 DT3I7. mar Nmua, JADD h "l 472, R. , 4 (B.C. 668). rab MUSa Harran,
nirari (V) and Tukulti-apil-ESarra (IV), see SCHNABEL, Chronologic p. 97, OLZ
XII, col. 530f.
li
JADB
38,
4.
3, III, 8 .
3.
4,
2.
VIII,
2.
Epon. D,
i.
JADD
R.
39, R.
622, R.
311,
2.
U-rim-an-ni,
JADD
Adad ^ri-suOu-a]
Sardur
III:
Chaldian inscription
from
1899,
"Adad is my helper" (ci. d IMri-zu-u-a BE XIV p. 51), JADD 166, 3

(Ep.
S).
Surb Pogos,
p. 119,
LEHMANN, SbBA,
(1900) p. 20.
WZKM XIV
d
*Adad'-sa-gab
808,
6
(WSem.;
4.
cf.
He. aaeiss),
JADD
>"* Adad-nirari, Sar ASSur,
JADD
746, U. 750,
-Cf.K. 14182:
U-ZAB.DAH,
Assyrian
Adad 2 -sa-ka[-a]
Adad 2 -sa-na-ni,
(Ar.?),
h
king, identical with
one of the preceding.
JADD 899, salsu, JADD 231,
III, 5
R.
9 (B.
C.68o).
T. XLIII.
II
Adad'-sakni(r),
Adad-sum-iskun
t
"Adad has provided poste-
wim -GAR-i JADD

232,3 (B.C. 685).
24,
3.
25,
(B. C. 645).
rity"
342, R.j.
379,
(cf.
KB
IV,
p. 146; B.
0.651).
safe!",
IM-MU-GAR-un, JADD 384, R. /,. Adad-sum-usur "O Adad, protect the posterity!"
1.
Adad '-sa!-lim"O
Adad, keep
JADD333,
1
s.
R. 3 (B. C. 649?). 578, s. 674, of A-qa-a, JADD 237, R. ,3
s.
101,
s.
IM-MU-PAP,
Gula,
10.3.
cf.
HABL
1.
i, 2.
g.
2, 2
(f.
i.
of Arad8, 6,
2.
2. s.
(B. C. 665).
R.
a.
9).
4,
5, 2.
6,
9,
2.
Adad-sam(?)-ma-i(?),
MDOG 32,
s.
p. 31.
n,
1 1
12,2.
7.
14,2.
3.
15,2.
i.
117,
2.
Adad-sapik-zer "Adad d IM-DUB-KUL
pours out seed"

of Es(l}-ru-u-a, .Simb.
R.
<?.
8,
R.
332,
358,
359,
360,
361,2.
362,2. 363,2.
364,2.
365,2.
367,
Lay.
Adad-sar-ilani
53,
28.
R.
is
>.
651,2.
2.
652,2. 653,2.
2.
655,2. 657,2.
"Adad
king of the gods",

at the
658,
660,
1004,
9.
JADD
P).
350,
R.
12
2.'
Babylonian envoy
court of Hattusil,
(B. C. 707).
628,
5.
R.j (Ep.
709, R.
MDOG
Adad-sar-nise
35, P- 24is
,
TRep.
135, R.
KK.
h
1038.
11922.
Bu.
"Adad
king of the people"
91-5-9, 156.
ardu $a
U-LUGAL-ni-Se* 1
Adad-sar-usur
.
VS
h
-
I,
105,
o, 22.
216,
R.
"O Adad, protect the

$a
-
king!"
237,
2.
i.
IM-LUGAL-PAP,
R.
7
eli ali,
JADD
(Ep. Y). In NBa. texts, see

. . .
'>A.BA, h rab .,
JADD JADD 193, R. E. JADD 448, R. rab SAG,

/*.
4.
TNB.
659,
2.
(B. C. 665).
In
NBa.
266,
2
texts, see
IM-MU-SES,
R.
7.
HABL 654,
In
1029,
TNB.
s.
Sm. 21
16.
,
NBa.
texts, see
13,
2.
TNB.
357,
2.
of ASur-sallim,
JADD
(B. C. 670).
:
d
3.
IM-MU-u-sur
594,
5.
HABL
h
7, 2.
IM-MAN-PAP, 83-1-18, 695, II, 4 spec. d U-MAN-PAP, JADD 610, 3 3. Adad'-se-zib "O Adad, save!" 83-1-18, 695,
2.
.
<*
656,
2.
ma$ma$u, K.
2.
2223.
4.
U-MU-PAP,
HABL 650,
II, 17:
spec.
In
NBa.
texts, see
TNB.
King of Babylonia (Dyn. 132), c. B. C. 12341205, father of Meli-Sipak, contemporary of the Assyrian kings TukultiNinib and Enlil-kudur-usur:
d
Adad 2 -se-zib-a-ni
f.
"O Adad, save me!"

I,
of Nabu-sum-iddin, VS Adad-simani, see Adad-ttmeani.

Adad-sum-eres
(cf.
87,
2.
IM-MU-SES,
IV,
8
<>:
King-list A,
II,
n.
Chron. P,
"Adad BE XV, TNB) d IM-MU-Pin-es VS

>
has planted a name"

I,
contemp.
of Tukulti-Ninib.
OBI
:
35,
22
(KB
IV, p. 96)
sarru,Ada.dsi\musur: DEPVI,p.42,i8. Melis.: Lo. 103, 1, 40, 45. II, 17. Ill, 2, 39. IV, 5, 31
1, 4.
f.
of Bel-epus, 969, 12. Adad-sum-ibni "Adad has created a

f.
HABL
of Meli-Sipak.
VI,
so
(KB
III,
pt.
i,
Babylonian
BEL,
Adad-sum-iddin
king(?),
WUAG p. 46,
has
name", SCHNAposte-
p. I56ff.).
II, s, 4:
sar "'^Kar-Dunias, Synchron. contemp. of Enlil-kudur-usur. $ar
MVG XIII,
"Adad
p. 60.
ki$$ati Sar Babili,
Adadsumusur:
DEP II,
given
s (III
97,8.
rity"
1.
U-MU-AS,]ADD
B. C. 674).
383, R.
50, 110.4;
2.
U-MU-SE-na, JADD 105, i (Ep. Z). King ot Babylonia, Dyn. C 31, about 12401235, 1. IM-MU-SE-na, Chron. P, IV, 17.
:
Adad (or Bet}-naphari, s R. JADD 576, (B. C. 677). AdadMa-ka-a, JADD 231, R. 7 (B. C. 680). *Adad '-ta-kal (An, cf. iomn)
Adad'2 -SU-rim, to be read
s.
1
B. C.
of Nabaa,
VS
I,
88,
^/
Adad -tak-lak(abbrev.),
(B. C. 698).
JADD 263,
(Ep. E). R. 9 473,

.
R.>
2.
3.
*IM-MU-MU
d
I, 2, 4, 18, 24, 37.
King-list B,
II, 10.
AdadMip-ki-di(r), see Adad-lu-ki-di.

Adad-uballit
i.
IM-MU-SE-na,sarru,
IV,
29
Melis.: Lo. 103,

pt.
I,
"Adad has
h
4
called into life"

rakbi
"l
(KB
III,
pp.
$6,
ÎM-TI.LA,
$aKu
Da-na-a-a,
162).
JADD
470,
(B. C. 663).
No.
2*
12
KNUT
d d
3.
TAI.LQVIST.
2.
d IM\ U-TIN-it,
in
NBa.
texts, see
TNB.
779,
II,
10.
1.
A-da-ia,
TA
h
287,49.
IM-u-ba-lit,
IM-u-bal-lil,
s.
of Tebetaia,
JADD
2.
Ad-da-ia,
254,
37.
JADD
68, R. 3 (B.
C 645). TA
24.
d
4.
JADD
661, 9.83-1-18, 695,

III
rabis Sarri,
287,
47.
TA
285,
spec.
Epon.
C,
.
B. C. 786,
~
I,
III, 31;
Canon
I, 25;
sa
Cf.
s.
al
Rimusi, Canon
p. 22.
E+
2
Ad-da-ia, *Adda-mehir, see

3.
TA
289,
32.
5.
81-2-4, 187, 28 d IM-u- 77. TI-lit

(B. C. 663).
MDOG 38,
of Tebctaia,
JADD 780,
Ba lu-mehir. d Adda-qardu (? IM-UR.SAG\ TA 249, 250, Addaraia "Born in the month of Adar"
.
a.
&E.KIN. TAR-a-a,
23.
K. 241, IX,
25:
spec.
6.
U-u-bal-lit,
J
Adad -za-qa-a,
Adad-zer-iddin
1.
JADD 741, JADD 741,
Ad-da-ti (hypocor.,
cf.
OBa. A-ad-da-ti(m\ A-dap. 83.
37.
tum
58,
3,
BAVI,
B. E.
i.
no. 5,
223,
10.
RPN),
JADD
"Adad has given seed"
IM-KUL-AS, 83-1-18, 695, II, s: spec. IM-KUL-MU, in NBa. texts, see TNB. seed" Adad-zer-iqlsa "Adad has presented
2.
d d
Ad-dM (hypocor.,
cf.
Addaia, Addu; Ad-di-ia

'
BE
M:
IX,
TNB)
Ad-di-id-ri (Ar.)
HABL 767, u, in "Addu is my help"

Bi.
"It^riri,
Til-lie.
(cf.
<*IM-
!M-KUL-BA-$a;^\\*:.
E.
3
43,
I, c, 12.
IV,
id-ri-
TNB,
Ar. -|T3mn,
min,
(KB
IV, p. 68 ff).
A-da-lal (abbrev.,
cf.A-da-ta-aTNB, A-da-lu-lu\li
see also Adad-idri),]ABD 1 7, R.^ (B. C.68;). Ad-di-ig-ri-tu-su(r), servant of la-i-ru, 140,
HABL
BE XIV,
R. E.
*
(Ep. D).
A-da-lal(-lwn) RPN), mar qata($) 3d

;/
.
JADD
622,
R.2.
Ad-du (abbrev.; in NBa. texts, see
XI,
38
:
mar Sarri,
TNB),
241,
JADD
XII,
A-dal-la-li
f.
321, R. 586, R. 3 A-da-ldl,
JADB 3,
,
spec.
VIII, n.
27:
JADD 860, III,

spec.
cf.
i.
A-dal-lal, K. 24 1
*Ad-du-mu
(hypocor.,
A-da-ldl-lum
Lo.iO3,
oiIs-kalQ}-da-a, Melis.:
pt.
i,
1,
RPN) 41 (KB III,
X, Pa. B1Jn, see al amel Si-du-ni, DE A-ad-du-mi), CLERCQ, No. 386, WAF III, p. 177
(cf.
*A-du-me-e
BE
also
f.
Ad-gi-hi(^rr)-na(f),
na-si-ku of
* ar
Tu-&u-li--a$,
p. 156).
HABL
Ad-gi-ilu
1112,7.
is
*A-dara-kalam-ma(Sum.), var. A-a-dara-kalam-ma
"Adgi
god"
d
(cf.
Ad-gi-$i-ri-za-
(= Mar- Ea-sar-mati,
s.
V R 44,
I,
ie)
bad-du ==
inTTr[?l], BEX), JADD
A-da-si
biPi&*gal'dara-ma,W* king of dynasty B, King-list A, I, 10; B, R. s. (cf. Elam. Undasi, HUSING, OLZX(i9O7)
col. 235)
17,3 (B.C. 687).

*Ad(Abi?)-ha-sa-a,
A-di-i
HABL
848,
12.
(hypocor., prob. foreign),

/t
JADD 249,
R.7.
/.
2,
R. 12.
349,3.
wuki/a/>ati,]ADD26o,
R. ,3 414, R. E.
.
*/;-
f.
of d Bel-BA-ni,
Esarh.: S, R.
17;
ancestor of Sargon
Neg.,
i).
II,
kar,
*f
JADD 312,
See also
5.
81-6-7, 2 9>
23
I-di-i.
(KB II,
pt.
f
i,
p. 120, n.
Shmk.: Cyl.
(KB III,
R. 2b:
A-di-ia/ia(-a) (cf.Bi. n. pr.
p. 196).
m. vc^S, Saf.i-y), queen of Aribi, sarrat '""'A-ri-bi, aHat U-a-a-te'""tA-ri-bi,
A-da-ta-a
(cf.
JAd-da-tt), 82-3-23,
135,
sar
Abp. Ann. VIII,

SMITH,
24.
Ill
R 36,
spec.
Ad-da-a (hypocor., 231,4: slave

234,
cf.
Ad-da-ia, Addi),
(B4 C.68o).
710).
JADD h A.BA, JADD
no. 5,58 (K. 2802. G. II p. 218.
Hist.
p. 291).
KB
A-di-ma-ti-llu
"How
long, o god!"
(cf.
Ad\A-
R.6 (B.C.
is
if
dil-ma-ti-t-UHE XV,
mati-ilu}.
RPN;
see also Bcli,

I, 45.
*Adda-dani
"Adad
(my) judge" (d.l A-da-da3.
amcl
1.
nrqi,
JADB
a-nii,
1.
Sem.)
*Adinu (Ar.,
1.
s.
cf. n.
Bit-Adini]
2.
TA 294, d IM-DI.KUD, TA 292,

Ad-da-da-ni,
cf.
A-di-ni, K. 1206, with Supn.
293, []. 295,
[a].
Shalm.
mSt
2.
Ill:
Bal. VI,
c;
Co.
ss.
mar Dakuri, mar Dakuri

Ill: Bal.
Addaia (hypocor.,
Addu, Adda, Addr, Ad-di-ia

127, m;
[Kaf\-da-a-a, Bal. K.
TNB, A-da-da-ia VS IX,
UNGNAD,
A-di-nu,
mar
Dakuri, Shalm.
VI,
ZDMG
65, p. 380)
(B.C. 851).
KB
I,
p. 138.
T. XLIII.

"
Adirtu
1.
Mourn ing"(?)
2:
A-du-nu-mil[?-ki],
HABL
(AS-A)
5.
875, R.
"
7.
S A-di-ir-tHM, 83-1-18, 1846, R. IV,

SA-dir-tit, d. of Bel-iddina,
spec
7.
A-du-nu-nadin-aplu
A d o nis gi ve s a s o n
q).
",
2.
3.
JADD
891,
JA-dir-tum, 83-1-18, 1846, R. IV, 3. Ad-ma-nu (cf. Jew. jitt"j, NPu. pia), h na-si-ku hi '""'Ma-na-mi, 520, 4.
JADD 346, A-du-ru, JADD 425,

d
19
(Ep.
A-e-apal-usur"O
Ae, protect the son!",Chron.

II,
HABL
3
,
ic
according to KiN(;, Chronicles
Ad-na-a-a (hypocor.,
742,
s.
31.
BE VIII,
f.
cf. Bi.
*-), JADD
t
viAqar-Nabn,
of Nabn-apal-iddin Nai.:
CT
f.
X,
pi. 3,
i,
10, 20, 22
(KB
969,
IV, p. 92).
9;
reigned years before Nabu-kin-aplu, cf. Chron. A, V, 12, King-list A, III, u

.
p. 62, n. 2, prob. the Babylonian name of a Elamite king who for six
of Bcl-uballit,
HABL
cf.
HABL
see also
A-e-ibni,
mar
31,
"l
Di-e-ru,
cf.
HABL
430,
5.
912, R.
*Ad-ra-a-ha-u/u
9.
*A-ga-ab-ta-ha (Mit.,
q. v.,
7,
Agab-tae VS^VII,
76,
12.
(= Adad-ra-ha-a-u,
125,
A-gab-ta-ha
CBM 10971, A-ga-ta-ha

h
Id-ri-a-ha(-d]-u\
*Ad-ra-Asirti(? BList 3046),
HAB 775, TA 65,

BE
X,
is.
=
752,
23.
CBM
3480, A-ga-ab-tdh-hi, A-gab-$e-en-ni
BE XV), Haligalbatu, DEP II, pi. 20, 8

i,
.
IR, Kastilias
II:
*Ad-ra-hi-i (cf.
Ad-ra-hu-u
d Ad-du-ra-hi-i
*A-ga-bu-ru (prob.
500, R.
10.
same name
cf.
as
Agburu\ JADD
TNB,
*'Ad-ra-hi-i,
Ad-ra-a-ha-u,
741,
7.
etc.),
JADD
JADD JADD 245,
15.
Sister
of S$a kintu,
A-ga-la
*f
"Foal"
Ch.
4,
13.
(?
A-ga-li
BE
XV), Capp.
d.
of Samat-abna, see .SWtt-'
JADD
78,
5.
Ag-ba-ra-a,
JADD
242,
4,
slave (B. C. 692).
*Ad-si-e-ku, see
A-du-',
Ab-U-e-ku.
(cf.
*Agbaru, see Akbaru.
JOHNS,
ADD
III,
p. 402).
*Ag-bur,
Ag-bu-ru
Bi.
(cf.
A-ga-bu-ru, Ar. -QJK, Pu.
*A-dll-me-tas, see *Abiruttas.
l^y,
BAUDISSIN, Adonis
n.
i),
IISD? "Mouse"),
l
JADD
202,
*A-du-na (Ph., abbrev.,

c
'
cf. jjojl,
(B.C. 670).
Si-na-a-a,
HABL
f.
331,8.
und Esmun, pp.

Arqa, sar
*A-du-na-iz/j-zi
III,
al \ mat cf.
67, 69,
king of
25.
*A-gi-ia (hypocor., cf. Bi. ?X5X, Mit.
Agi-Te$up\
t
Ir-qa-ta,
TA 75,
26,1
140,
10.
UNGNAD,
Ta'annek
*A-gi-nu,
Dilbat, p. 10),
4,
12. 13.
of Te$)-be-$&
(Ph.,
b*W
3,
3.
He.
bsp-T*:
JADD
[J].
p. 55),
JADD
6,
(B.C. 680).
JADD
425,
K. 1595, R.
h
,
with Nergal-sar-usur
26, 4 (B. C. 680).
Agru, see Aqru.
*akil
eldi,
JADD
Agiim
(cf.
OBa. A-gu-a RT, A-gn-u-a RPN, SA-
*A-du-ni-ba(-')-al
"(My) lord isBaal"(Ph.b^Dix,

I
gu-u-ia
T-D LC)
cf..A-du-nu-ba--li}, mar la-ki-in-lu-u, Abp.: A, II, 121, iso B III R 30, II, 79, 86 Ann. II,
; ;
82, 9o.
i:
KB
II,
p. 172.
A-gu-um, the second Babylonian king of dynasty C s. of Gan-dd$: mahrii King-list A, I, 10.
,
A-du-m-ih-a (Ph.), perhaps
or
"Adonis
u.
is
"Adonisisalive" JJ, brother" (BAUDISSIN,

[
s.
of Gan-di,
f.
of Ka$-til-ia-$u
gf.
,
of
Adonis
*A-du-ni-tu[-ri]
Esmun,
5,
(Ar.)
JADD 148, "Adonis is my rock"

p. 67),
3.
Abiruttas, ggf. of Taîgurujnas gggf. of Agum kak-ri-me: sarru rabu, Agk.
VR 33,
KB III,
137
ff.,
I,
19.
VI,
43.
VII,
11, 30.
VIII,
25.
JADD
*A-du-nu
(cf.
240,
slave sold, B. C. 688.
pt.
i,
p. 1486*".
For the genealogy

1 ff.,
A-du-nd),
JADD
is
718,
i.
K. 13105,
seeTHUREAU-DANGiN, OLZ XI, coll. 3
with Mar-ia-km.
*A-du-nu-ba-'-li
HOMMEL, OLZ
XII,
col. ioSf., for
"Adonis
my
"
lord"
(cf.
A-du-
ni-ba--al\ ""^Si-a-na-a-a, Shalm.

II, 94
Ill:
Mon.
-
II
139^ A-gu-uvi kak-ri-me, the seventh Babylonian

s.
another view,
UNGNAD, OLZ XI,
col.
(III
8.
KB
I,
p. 172).
i
,
A-du-nu-mat-usur
tect
No.
i.
(KUR-PAP) O A d o n s p r o the country!", JADD 513, R.5.
king of dynasty C of TassigurumaS,

i,
gs.
of Abiruttas, ggs.
gggs. of Again rabn, ggggs.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
of Gan-di: $ar Kassi u Akkadi $ar m Babili sar m ai Padan u Alman $ar m ai Gutl nise saklati Sarru mustaSkin kib' ' lt
A-ha-ti-ta-bat
tabii)
'
Ahat-la-mur
rat arbai, Agk.

pt.
Ill
i,
VR33,
I, iff.
"My JADD "May

9,
sister
250,
I
3.
is
good"
(cf.
>"Ahi-
see the sister!"
81-2-4,
KB III,
255, VIII,
spec.
p. I34ff.
Ah(vS^S>at-tu-u-a
"My
(B.C. 664?). brother"(?), in alu sa

96,
I:
VSI,
15
A-gu-um
s.
Mar-Ahattfta, Neb.
of Ka$-til-id-as, Chron. *Agusu, Gusu, patronymic, see

Cf.
2
,
R. u.
1.
Aheia (hypocor., PAPt'-ia,
cf.
Nippur II, 27. Ill, 8. NBa. Ê^-e-a,

I,
n.
Bit-Agnsi.
s.
SESt'-a-a
Ahe-lisir
Arame,
Gfisi,
Matt
Hit.
TNB) ofa-m-i,]ADD
880,
n.
*A-gu-za, A-ku-za,
s.
Capp. G,
7, s
I, s.
of Gimil-a-num, Capp. E,
,
3,
2,
9,
15,
10.
Ah
TA2I7,
&
so.
3.
(PAP#-GIS, abbrev.) of Sa-6a$)-bi$}, VS I, 88, Ahe(5^0-sa-a(-a TRep. 124, R.

f.
,6
)
(Ep. E).
*A-ha-a (An),
irri!u,
JADB
8,
I, is.
JADD
742,
s.
R.
of Nand-usalli, astrologer in the city of Uruk, 336, 3. 752, R. n. 965, 9, ic,
HABL
203,
3.
Aha(?)-a-a-ha-a,
JADD
993, R.
Ill, 19.
is,
R.
5.
17.
1062,
-2.
TRep.
3.
13,
5.
124, R.
1.
s.
*A-ha-ab-bu (He. Sns, cf. Ah-abi etc.), Ahab, mSt Sir--la-a-a, Shalm. Ill: king of Israel,
125,
f.
236 A,
251, R.
of Iddina, K. 433, jo
Ah-abi
Mon. II, 91 (IIIR8. KB I, "Father's brother" (cf.

Ah-abiia
p. 172).
Bi.
axn, NBa.
Syr.
jlf
Ahesu (PAP*'-Su\ cf. NBa. $u TNB; abbrev.)

f.
(KB IV, p. SESt {(-e)-$u,

880,
I,
12.
170).
A-hu-e-
TNB,
II,
Ar. iimna,
of La-ki-pu,
JADD
ô^l?, CIS
1.
p. 124,
aaTiK APO)
(B.C. 645?). 167,2
(B. C. 694).
AheGS^SV/j-sul-lim (abbrev., Ba.), b. of Mar-biti-
PAP-a-bi,
JADD
26, R. 4 (B. C. 680).

t
Sum-ibni, Ninibkudurusur:
IV,
32
Lo. 102,
Cf.
I, 23.
2.
PAP-a-fa,JADD68
(B. C. 675).
R.
(KB
IV, pp. 84, 88).

II:
nar Saic.
Ahc-hdlim, Merod.
7
3.
PAP-a-bu-u,
A-hal-li-li(?),
JADD 281, R. JADD 291, R. 6 (III
Ah-hi-e-a
s.
(hypocor., = Ahem]
Bl. st, IV,
p.
502 f.).
of Arkat-ilani-dainqa;
TU
bit
^Nand,
Â-ha-ma-ni-is-' (OPe.
Hakhamanis, Elam. Ha-ak-
Nabusumiskun:
Ah-hi-sa-a-a
(cf.
VS
I,
36,
III, 20.
qa-man-nu'-iSjGr.'Aâ^&vrfc, IDS'ans APO, * cf. Ahi-ia-a-ma-nu-u$ BE X), f. of Teispes, ancestor of the
k Ahe*a\ sangu, K. 467<S ==

10.
HABL
1014, R.
A-hi (cf. Bi.
f.
Akhaemenian
brother"
kings,
in)
I:
Dar. Beh.
A-ha-na-ar-si
Ill
39.
2.
of Nabunna, Neb.
Nippur,
III
15.
V,
in.
"We
got a
(cf.
\\.
OBa.
Ahj-alik-mahri
Aham-nersi RPN), Capp. Ch.

*A-har(rmur)-ti-se [Eg.,
cf.
16,
"The brother is my leader" PAP-S1-D U, h SIBIR KUzib-rat, slave sold,
RANKE,
Material,
p. 27,
JADD
Ahi-bani
172,
(B. C. 670).
is
OiOlrlK and OÔIIBR (AptupTatoq) APO J, JADD 307, 2, R. u.
"M>- brother
bani)
(Ba.),
creator"
(cf.
Ahua-
Ah(^ )-a-ta-a
f
.,
HABL
TNB,
256,
5.
1.
A-hi-ba-ni
Ahat-abisa "Sister of her father"
(cf.
NBa.
2. 3.
A-hu-ba-nl
BE XV. (Ba.), BE XV.

A-di-ni,
SA-hat-abi-su
NIN-AD-Sa,
HABL
Ar. lanna) 197, R. 27, daughter of
A-hu-KAK, mar
I,
Shalm.
Ill:
KAIII
etc.
30,
10.
Sargon, married by him to Hulli (q. v.), king of Tabal. amtu $a Nabii-bel-usur,
4.
5.
A-Jni-KAK-i (NBa.), Camb. 284,

PAP-ba-ni, K. 241, X,
;/
11,
40,
spec.
mutir piiti,
JADD
311,
4.
mar at
Arbaili, a prophe25
HABL
6.
7.
760,
4.
tess (time of
Esarhaddon), K. 4310, V,
(IV 61). d. of ISdi-Ahir,

f
Ahat-im-ma-a-a,
JADD JADD 256,
86,
5,
i.
8.
SES-BA-i, HABL 1054, 2. SES-ba-ni (NBa.), Cyr. 161, 28, h SES-ba-ni (NBa.), Dr. 203, n.
SES-ba-ni-i (NBa.), Ng.
8, 12,
etc.
slave (B. C. 676).
9.
etc.
T. XL1II.
10.
SES-ba-nu-n (Ba.), Merod. I: Susa 16,

f.
f.
of Sir-hun-iddin,
Ahi-da-ri (abbrev.
from
A/ii-lu-dari'*),
JADD 598,
the fore-
II, 25.
R.
I:
7.
H. SES-KAK, Susa 1 6,
12.
of Str-sum-iddin, Merod.
2.
Ahi(67i^)-da-ru-u, -da-ri-i (abbrev.,
cf.
III,
f.
SES-KAK-i,
Susa
2,
of Katakti-Sugab, Nazim.:
etc.
going), descend, of Ellil-kidini, Melis.: KB III, Lo. 103, IV, 12, 20, 30. V, 7, is.
pt.
i,
II, si.
p. isSff.
cf.
3.
SES-i't-ba-ni (NBa.),
( 5
Ng.
66,
IG,
Ah-iddina (abbrev.,
Ah-iddina-Marduk, Bcl374, R.
1, 2.
,
Ahi-ba S tu (evidently foreign,

p. 99, quasi- As.)
is
1.
= "My
JOHNS,
ADD III,
1.
ah-iddin,
etc.)
(The) brother
52,
7.
,4
PAP- AS, JADD

s.
(B.C. 686). 624,

33,
abundance"
h
R. s (B. C. 687). 8 1
K. 241, XI,
spec.
A-hi-ba-as-tu,
2.
A-hu-ba-as-ti,
(B. C. 686).
JADD h NLGAB, JADD 443,

\rab
NI. GAB],
of Bel-him-ereS,
pi-i,
"l Bit-hu-rairrisu, in
R.
JADD
1, 4.
60, R. 3 (Ep. G).
2.
//
PAP-SE-na,
742,
JADD
NBa.
66 1,
2.
irrisu,
JADD
3.
4.
Ha-ba-a-si-te, JADD 64, R. Ha-ba-as-te, JADD 297, R. s
(B. C. 672).
3.
(B. C. 696). 383,
SES-MU,
s.
in
texts, see
TNB.
IV,
12.
R.
//
(III
B. C. 674).
50, no. 4. h
KB
IV, p. 126,
VI
of Musallim-aphi, Merod.
II: Bl. st.
rab
NL GAB*', JADD
R./
.
470,
4.
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
88.
4.
R.
'
,7
(B. C. 663).
SES-SE-na,
JADD
h
713,
is
5.
Ha-ba-as-ti, "
JADD 493,
''rabNL'GAB,
no. 4;
Ahi-dur-ensi
"My brother
stronghold for
JADD
p. 130,
6.
266, R. s (III
R 49,
KB
IV,
the weak"
IX; B. C. 670). 433, R. s. h GAB, JADD 284, R. Ha-ba-as-tu, rab
PAP-BAD-SIG,
9
rab kisir $a
cf.
mar
Sarri,
NL
HABL 434,
Ahi-duri
R. u;
Ahi-dtiri.
(B. C. 668).
"The brother
(abbrev.,
cf.
is
7.
h Ha-ba-as-ti, rab
;,
NL GAB**, JADD 42 5
R.
/,
Ahi-diir-enU;
(my) stronghold" cf. also NBa.

(B. C. 672).
(B. c. 664?).
h
Hi--du-ri-=Ax. docket inil^n BE IX, 99)

rab kisir sa sepa,
Hu-ba-as-a-te, "
JADD 235,
1.
PAP-BAD, JADD
(Ep. V).
C. 679). 128, L. E.
.
53, 6
63,
/
R. v.
g.
83, R. s (B. C. 679).

2
84,
R.
168,
.
(B.
6.
10.
R 47, no. 4; B. C. 664?). h sakin sarri, JADD 322, R. h PAP-ba-as-te, rabNLGAB, JADD 115,
Hu-ba-sa-a-te,
JADD
16, 14 (III
(B. C. 665).
R.
s.
R. E.
11.
(B. C. 664).
h
453, i (B. C. 686). 490, 4 448, R. R. 6 (B. C. 696). 633, R. 6. 66 1, 23. R. i. 835, R. 5. 931, s. K. 241, XI, s.
da-ni-na-te,
576,
675,
h
rab
^PAP-ba-sa-te,
rab
NLGAB JADD
,
150,
R.
(B. C. 679).
mar Sarrt'JADD 857, 11,52 = Ahi-dur-ensi

s. s.
JADD
857,
II, 51.
rab kisir
To
this
name
also
belong
7.
JADD
6
65, R. 3
of Pa...
(B. C.668). 358,
R.
462, R.
(B. 0.679).
2.
of
JADD 268, R. Sa-Nabn-sit, JADB 3,

.,
/.
I,
n.
537, R.*. 571, R-*.
PAP-du-ri, K. 241, VIII,
22,
spec.
774, 3. Ahi(SS>bi-ga-a-a-nu (F), f Ahi-dalli (abbrev.) or SAty-talli (cf. Bi. btâs) "l 1. A-hi-^L-li, Jsakinte sa qabli sd Ninua,
HABL
Ahi-ensu (abbrev.)
PAP-SIG,
"i.
JADD
624,
(B. C. 687).
cf.
Ahi-eres, or Ah-ere$ (abbrev.,
Nabn-ah-eres]
/
JADD
2.
463, R. 3
PAP-KAM-es,]ADD
177, L. E.
;
70, L. E.
(6.0.674).
PAP-da-li, Jsakinti sa
232,
6
"l
Qabal
ali,
JADD
2.
5
(Ep. W).
(B. C. 685).
PAP-PIN-es,
444, n, in
JADD
55, R..?
(B. C. 690).
3.
PAP-dal-li,
fZAB
ekalli,
l
C. 687). Sfakintu sd
(B. C. 683).
Ninua,
JADD 317, (B. JADD 447, n
mS
*Si-in-ga-ra (B. C. 660).

(prob. abbrev.)
105,
G
Ahi-eriba or
I.
Ah-enba
PAP-S^]ADD
h
(Ep. Z). 114, R.E.
/.
Ahi-damiq
No.
"The brother is friendly" PAP-SIG, JADD 804, 3.

i.
641, R. /? (Ep. C).
K. 241, IX,
o.
spec.
pahat
Na-a-a-li(?},
JADD 864,
5.
80-7-19
i6
h
KNUT TALLQVIST.
rab
ekalli,
365.
83-1-18, 231.
6.
JADD
,
2.
805,
rakbu Sarri,
JADD
41, R.
(B. C.
3.
SES-AN-a-a, JADD SES-AN-ia, in NBa.
384, R.
/o.
texts, see
TNB.
671).
s.
*Ahi-im-me-e/i
(WSem.;
[393,
?].
cf.
SES-itn-me-ef
s.
TNB)
of Harran-a-a,
JADD 446,
p. 94.
L. E.
(Ep. Q).
JADD
742,30.
(of
Cf.
Al
775,
h
amel
urqi,
ic.
JADD
\
17.
2.
h SES-eri-ba, marHab-ban, ka-lu, Nai.:

3, 20.
CT X,
bel pihati,
KB IV, pi. Ahi-GI-DI...., JADD 343, Ahi-ia...., JADD 70, (B.

i
Hindan).
5.
PAP-me-e,
942, R. JADD 854, R. 742, JADD JADD 427, 899,

irri$u,
8
.
1, 35.
C. 674).
Ahi(-it)-tab-si
"A brother
is
brought into
i,
*A-hi-ia-ba-ba
s.
(cf.
of la
Â-a-ia-ba-ba, Adad-(a-ba-bi), maman(a), of Bit-Adini, Anp.:
being",
Ahi-kin-pi
(cf.
JADD 409,
4.
K. 241, XI,
spec.
NIN.IB-kin-pihi
BE XV,
Km-pi-
Ann. 1, 76, si, 93.

PAP-ia-ba-ba,
Ia(-a]-mu
KB JADD
cf.
I,
p.
64 ff.
5,
Samas]
(B. C. 698).
468,
PAP-DU-KA
53,
7
*Ahi(6^S>ia-mi (Can.,
Ahi-ta-a-ma
<
BE
IX,
(B. C. 672).
(possibly Qiir-du-ka) l Kib-$u-na. 359, 6, in

/*.
JADD
BE XIV, XV,
(i
;
Ia-wi- dDa-gan
Ahi-kinu
ardu,
T-D LC,
Ia--mu- Da-ganN ^ VII, 204, 2, and Ih-mi-u-ta see also SELLIN, Ta'annek, p. io8f.), Ta'annek 2, 2.
*Ahi-ia-am-nu(WSem.?, cf.HiLPKECHT,BE X,p.38,
'
al
500, R. s. JADD 244, R. faithful" is brother (cf. "My
OBa.
1.
A-hu-um-ki-nu-um RPN) PAP-DU, h mutir pnti, JADD 232, R.

685).
(B.C.
n.),
JADD 625,
12.
2.
&4P-&-IW,
deity"
JADD 813.
is
Ahliia)-qamu (cf. Bi.
Sj^ns)
"My
brother has
Ahi-lamassi
"My brother
h
(my) protecting
arisen"
1.
2.
A-hi-ia-qa-a-mu, JADD 755, R. 5. h PAP-i-qa-mu, K. 4285. tamkam,

251, R/.
1.
PAP-la-a-ma$-$i,
1141,
j-/
ardu $a Kurbani,
JADD
JADD
2.
(B. C. 709).
h
PAP-la-maS-e,
857, 0,
7-
rab kisir rab SAG,

160,
7.
JADD
/.
3.
Ahi-ia-qar"
PAP-qa-mu, JADD 425, 15, IH, My brother is d ear "(cf.-ipinxAPO, OBa. Ah-hu-'wa-aq-ruin, A-hu^-wri)-ivai<.
3.
PAP-la-ma$-$i,
(B. C. 686).
JADD
2, e,
n.
374, R.
433, R.
465,
BA VI, no. p. 83 SESqar * BE XIV, XV) HABL 1093, aq-ru *!ann $a "'Barhalsa, JADD 251, R. JADD 468, R. (B. C. 698). *Ahi-ia-u (cf. SES* -(-a}-u TNB, Yn APO 29,
etc.
RPN,
5,
f.,
R.
(B.C. 687). 742,10.

(1908),
h h
62 4; i- 47 1, K. 241, XI,!, spec.
7.
PSBA XXX
(B.
p.
t
in,
p.
H2,
C. 68 1).
i,
(B. C. 668).
(B. C.
h
gugallu rab ....,

rab
22,
65
h
?).
JADD JADD bare, JADD 429,

4.
472, R. , 7 387, R. 5
R. *.
Bi.^njj:),f.
ofMaHnu-fo-Arfa'i&JADD
(cf.
I,
76,
rakbu,
JADD
/6
520,
h
/.
ialhi Sa Sarri,
421, R. * (B. C.
K
(B.
C 700).
TNB)
36, III,
f.
JADD
of Nabu-ahe-enba,
670).
13.
60, R. *
420, R.
Ahi(.V^).ia-u-tu
Nshi.:
Ahi-iddin, see
470, R.
761,
4.
(B. C. 663).
zammarUt
VS
JADD
s.
Ah-iddin.
m, spec.
of Dilil-rstar,
I
JADD
160,2,6 (Ep. G).
Ahi-i-had(?pa)-da, K. 241, IX,

Ahi-iliia
Ahi-lamur
(cf.
"My brother
is
my
h
god"
OBa.
"May see (my) brother!" (OBa. A-hi-ln-mur RPN, NBa. SES-lu-mur

TNB)
i.
A-hu-um-AN, REISNER, Telloh) PAP-AN-a-a, JADD 237, R. v (B.

371,
i
C. 665).
i.
PAP-la-mur,
R.
5.
JADD
924,
448, R.
I,
i.
/9.
545,
84,
,i.
5.
661,
85,
*/
(?B. C. 698).
3.
bel pihati
"l
Nmua,
n.
809,
24.
VS
I,
JADD 853, Sepa, JADD

B.
C.
p. 257.
irrihi,
JADD
742,
Sa
364, R. 9 (B. C. 679).
Epon.
(ICp. E). h rab
muM
alani,
alpc $a
ekalli,
JADD
h
358,2.
JADD
322,
to.
raklm,
64 7(?),
Canon C, V,
17.
HAV
PAP* 1
JADD
81
1, 7.
G. SMITH, Hist. p. 321:
470, R. 33 (B. C. 663). *SE.GAR, h h SAG, 200, 3 (B. C. 667). sangu

6. r.
AN-a-a.
255, R.
XLIII.

~
f.
of I$di-Istar, ParSidu and Sulmtc-$arri,
3.
PAP-mil-ku, tar
al
AMudi, Esarh.
B, V,
JADD
2.
s.
714,
11.
809,
32.
PAP-SI. LAL
of A$ur-aba-usur,
681).
(IR48, no. i).*Ahi-na-ad-bi (WSem., cf.

269, R.
,o
KB
Bi.
II,
p. 148.
nipnx, Ph.
man)
JADD
h
(B. C.
*Ahi-la-rim (WSem.,
d.SES-la-ri-im BE X, p. XI, n.),

9,
JADD 242, R. 9 (Ep. 8)." Ahi-na'id "My brother is lofty" PAP-I, JADD 601, R.
7.
(or Afytf)
K. 241, XII,
Ahi-li
spec.
NLGAB
fa Bit-
A-hi- d Na-na(?)
NIN.TB, JADD 50, 9 (Ep. H). "My brother is strong" (cf.
A-bi-li-e]
\. PAP-li,
2.
JADD
is.
124, R.
4>
126, R.
(B. 0.674).
PAP-ft-e,JADD
1044, R.
807, R.
20.
Sm.
1 1
= HABL
JADD 652, R. Ahi-Nergal, JADD 661, w Ahi-nuri "My brother is (my)

f.
of Sapu,
(?).
light"
118, R. 3 h
1.
PAP-LAH,
(B. C.
HABL 608, JADD 673). K 241, IX, spec.

5.
42,
A.BA,
3.
PAP-K-i,
31.
JADD 916, R. h amelurqi, JADD h h irri$u, JADD 742, 742, i$paru, h sukkallu, JADD 24, R. E. JADD 741,
2.
36.
JADD JADD
s.
238, R.
127,
(B. C. 688).
*rab
kisir,
R.s (B.C. 68 1).
24.
/.
Epon. (time Abp. and Indabigas),

s.
HABL
2.
3.
s.
of Si- -ia-ba-ba, JADB 5, I, 12. of Siti, JADD 318, 3 (Ep. A).
JADD s. of Sama$-nasir, JADD 880, Ahi(ES)-li-ia (cf. Afy-li-ia BE XV, TNB, Afrli BE XV, Ahi-li-i, Ahi-iliia}, h $apa-ni ekalli,
10.
1151 (83-1-18, 263), cf. Ahi-iliia. of Bel-Harran-duri, 193, 2.
PAP-nu-ri,
JADD
347,
3.
SES-LAH,
SES-nu-ri,
HABL
JADD
1020,
5.
2,
R.
is.
4.
5.
246,
SES-nu-u-ri\ru, in NBa. texts, see
TNB.
.,
Ahi-qa-bi
HABL
Ahi-IIsir
270,
5.
K. 8750.
(perh.
"My JADD 425,

741,
26.
brother commands"
3, s, 12.
Cf.
A-hu-qa
JADD
"May
abbrev.)
the brother succeed!"
1.
PAP-SI. DI\GIS>
h
bel ^narkabti,
JADD 17, 9 JADD 860,
(B. C. 687).
I, 27.
Ahi-qamu, see Ahi(ia)-qamu. 513, R. Ahi-qu-mu

. .
.
.
JADD
h
4.
Ahl-ramu
"My brother
mukll
is
high"
(Bi.
tmiS5)
27,
SES-SLDI\GIS, in NBa. Ahi-li-'-ti/te "The brother is

2.
(cf.
texts, see
TNB.
IX).
1.
A-hi-ra-mu,
(B. C. 667).
s.
apati,
JADD
R.
my
strength"
NBa.
SES-li-ti-lia,
Hi-li-ti-
BE
r^,JADDi8i,3(B.
K. 241, XI,
*Ahi-ma-nu
2,
.670). 199,2. 741,38.
2.
of la-hi-ri, sa m " {Sal-la-ia, Anp. Ann. II, 22. A PAP-i-ra-me, A.BA,]ADD 234, R. 7 (B. C.
710).
spec.
(cf. Bi. yqpftto,
nu
KB
IV,
p\ 12,
1tiin, OBa. A-ha-maL. E. 4. SAYCE, PSBA
3.
PAP-r a-mu, JADD 290, s.

675, R.
,
.
rab kisir, JADD

is
XIX,
p. 281)
*Ahi-sam-si
(WSem.)
(or
2,
"My brother
the sun-
JADD
Ahi-me-e
?
329, R. , (Ep. K). see Ahi-im-me-e.
god"
195,
Ahusti or Ahi-u-qur,
q. v.)
JADD
sold (B. C.730?).
*A-hi-me-ti, var. A-hi-mi-ti (cf. Bi. n'ltiin).
Bro-
*Ahi-suru (Ar.)
ther of Azuri,
by Sargon
set
up
as king
"My brother is PAP-su-ru, JADD 661,
a wall"
20.
of Ashdod, Sarg.: Ann.ais; Khors.
94;
A,
3.
Ahi-same(?
KB II, p. 64. *Ahi-milku "My brother is Milk"

Pu. fjan, Na. iDbttntf)
1.
Ahi-tabu
(cf.
PAP-AN-e\ 81-2-4, 255, VIII, 8 spec. "The brother is good" (cf. OBa.
,
Bi.
T^n^,
II, 123.
1.
A-hu(-um)-ta-bu-wn
RPN,
aiD
1
A-hu-DUG
,
BA
VI,
3, p. 65, Bi.
Ar. ni3(i)n
A-hi-mil-ki,
Ill, 2;
mar
lakinlu, Abp.: A,
Ann.
II, 92.
APO) PAP-DUG. GA, JADD

SES-ta-a-bu,
8, 74) (B. C. 7 1 7). (83h tamkaru 8,
1- 1
382,
7.
391,
1 1 1
R-
2.
PAP-mil-ki,
JADD
3, II, 4i.
175,
lakinlu, Abp. Ann.
II, 34.
(B. C. 676). sar mZt

II,
mar
2.
HABL
7,
R. n.
A$dudi,
of Burraburiash,
Abp. Rm.
No.
i.
KB
pp. 172, 240.
TA
H,
IB.
18
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Ahi(feS)-um-me-e "Brother of the mother" m SJ[ (cf. OBa. A-hi-um-mi-su RPN, Syr.
oiiSl?),
9.
Ak-U-ia-ar-
10.
HABL
26.
278,
2.
h bel
pihati,
HABL
11.
462, R.
VS IV: 192,4. III: 182, VS tar Ak-U-ia-ar-U, u matati, VSV: 117,25. VI: 179,11. Sar matati, VS III: 185,
-$u,
is.
Babili
182,30.
ie.
Ahi-u-qur (cf. U\ Ug-qur-ahiÂiyD 624, 10 (B. C.68;)
Ak-U-ia-ar-$u, Sar
'""'
'Parsu
'""'
'Ma-da-a-a
5.
s.otAk-kul-la-nu, rab harbi Sa rab zammari,
sar Babili u matati,

I 1
VS
IV: 193,
V:
JADD
f.
60,
4 (Ep.
h
G).
Cf.
66 1,
10.
8, 24.
12.
*Ah-li-ba-bu (Mit.)
Ak-Si-ma-ar-su, Sar Babili u matati,VS IV:

191,
15.
of Nu-ba-na-ni,
L. E.
3.
hazannu,
CT
II,
21,27,
13.
Ak-su-ar-Su,
184,
15
Sar matati,
th
VS
III:
183,
15.
*Ah-li-ib-sar (Mit.) 7 servant of the
god Adad or
15.
(i6
year).
Tesub,V \ 5 1 8,WlNCKLER, Gesch. Israels, I, 286. p. 135, n. 2, cf. PSBA XIX, pp. 80,
*Ahli-Tesup (Mit.,
1.
14. Ha-Si-i-ar-Su,
Sar matati, VS III: 181, 15. Ha-h-ri-ar-U, Sar Parsu u Ma-da-a sar
Babili u matati,
cf.
the hypocor. Ah-li-ia
BE XV)
,
Ah-li-te-eS-hip,
VS
I,
m,
R.
?/, 32.
6. Hi-Si- -ar[-Si}-,
2.
Ah-li-te-Sup,
s.
of Ta-i-Se-en-ni, CT II, 2 1
(cf.
17. Hi-Si-ia-ar-Su,
VS VI: BE VIII pt. VS VI: 301,
181,
i:
7.
is.
120,23.
Ah-lursi
"May
get a brother!"
etc.)
OBa. A-ha-
Ahua (hypocor., OBa. A-fyu-a
RT,
cf.
Ahnia],
1, si.
am-ar-Si
1.
JADD
h mutir
276,
3,
PAP-lu-ur-si,
JADD
848,
4.
7.
2.
3.
PAP-TUK-si,
HABL 167, R. SES-lu-ur ...., HABL 841,

2.
842,
2.
4.
SES-TUK-si, K.
241, XI,
cf.
se,
spec.
*Ah-ri-bi-ta (perh. Eg.,
RANKE,
1- 1
Material, p. 20),
TA
*Ah-si-ri
107,
14.
(= Ahseri q.v.), 8312, 511).
8,
564, 4
(KGAS 24).
(?), cf.
JADD s. of Gabri-ilu, JADB 5, of A-Si-ri-e, JADD 446, R. Ahua-amur "I saw my brother", or perh. "See my brother!" PAP-a-Sl, JADD 67, R. * (B. C. 748?). 2. PAP-u(-d)-a-mur JADD 750, 633, R. k R. rakbu, JADD 200, R. // (B. C. 433,
puti,
I, i.
f.
sold (B. C. 682). 899, 168, R. ,(?).
12.
1.
3.
2.
//.
*Ah-se-e-ri/ra (var. Ah-si-ri, q. v.
Iran.
f.
JIN
3.
667).
pp,
King of Man,
126, 133.
of Uallr,
PAP-u-a-SI,
JADD
852,
is
1, 4 .
Abp.: Ann. II,

B, III
Ill,
4, e.
A, III, 44, 55, ei.
Ahua-bani
R 30,
"My
brother
creator"
(cf.
Ahi-
III,
IB, 23, 45, 91.
KB II,
pp. 176,
bani, Ba. A-liu-u-a-ba-ni
BE XV,
SES-u-
178, 240, 242.
a-ba-ni
Bi. tthnittTIK,
BE
XVII,
pt. i)
*Ahsiiarsu
(Pe.
KhSayarsa,
Ar.
PAP-a-KAK,
Ahua-eriba
JADD
277, R. 3 (B. C. 68 1).
fcniOttn, Eg.-Ar. ttn^ttn

1.
APO) Xerxes
5, 20.
"My
i, 5.
brother has rewarded"
Ah-si-ia-ar-su, Sar matati, Evetts

h Parsu
$ar
PAP-u\u-a-SU,
209,
JADD
10-
172, R.
// (B.
C. 670).
u mhtMa-da-a-a SarBabiliu matati,

3, 22.
s.
f.
Evetts
2. 3.
405,
e.
337, R746, R. e.
392,
R.J
2
(B. C. 710).
Ah-H-i-mar-Su, $ar matati, CT IV, 34, ud. sar Babili u matati Afy-$i-i$-mar-ri-si
,
of A-a-ahe,
of Sarru-ltt-dari,
cf.
JADD 308, JADD

168,
e.
(Ep. Q).
325,
i.
BE
4.
5.
VIII, pt.
,
119,
12, 22.
Ahuia (hypocor., "

h
NBa. A-hu--ia TNB)

382, R.
,
Ah-$u-mar-E-
83-1-18, 395.
PAP-u-a-a, JADD
20.
(B. C. 716).
Ak-ka-î-ar-H, $ar Parsu u Ma-da-a-a $ar

Babili u matati, Evetts
4,
A-hu-lam-ma, NI.GAB, JADD 711, R. 7 (Ep. E). A-hu-lu (cf. ?Bi. ibr, OBa. A-hu-la-a-a RPN),
6.
Ak-$i-ak-ar-$u, Evetts 2, 12.

Ak-U-ar-ri-ht,
Ak-$i-ar-$ii
,
Sar
Babili
$ar
matati,
Ahiini,
Capp. E,
2,
16.
Ahun? (hypocor.,
cf.
Akunu, Ar. i3in,

i)
7. 8.
VS
VI, 180, u.
i.
$ar Parsu Mad-da-a-a sar
&5-z BE XVII, pt. K. 241, A-hu-ni, HABL 453,

9.
X,
33,
spec.
Babili u matati,
VS
IV:
194,
ie.
mar Adini, Anp.: Ann. Ill, 55, ei, 63. Shalm.III:

T. XLIII.
Moil.
72, 74J
I,
30, 32, 34, 38, 43, 53. 33, 35, 46, 48

1
II,
14, 15, 17, 31, G6,

3,
s.
of Nabtt-iddina, Sarg.
p. 164.
St.
V,
19.
KB
IV,
Ob.
Bal.
Ill,
5,
D: of
hl
Da-bi-gi.
KB
8,
I,
162, 1 68, 170; d Belit,

2.
KAHII, 77,
i,
pp. 1 04, 1 3 2, 1 56, 1 5 8, 1 60, R. 10. Xa l Kar(B. C. 673).
*A-ia-[r]i,
Ta'annek
3,
n.
JADD
VS
I,
Aja-sum-iddina "(A)ya has given a name" d GAL-MU-Se-na, JADD 467, R.^.

Aia-taris(?)
A-hu-ni-i,
95,
27
(Ep. A),
kisir Sarri,
JADD
3.
s.
276, R. * (B.
682).
"(A)ya directs" GAL-LAL-is, JADD 264, R.

h
(B. C. 688).
PAP-u\u-ni,
JADD
JADD
801, R. ,3 (B. C. 671).
naggaru
//.
(B. C. 698),
JADD
473, R.
//.
of Nargi, b. of Nabn-ah-usur,
JADD
3 18,
474, R.
(Ep. A).
4.
*A(?Ztf)-ip-par-ma,
138,
9.
mar Surri,
Ob.
153.
of Patin (B. C. 832),
PAP-u-ni-i,
Shalm.
Ill:
KB
I,
p. 146.
*A-i-su-u-ri(Ar.)"Ai is
s.
my wall" (cf.Da-di-su-ri],
(B. C. 670).
of Daian-Marduk, Merod.
II, 15, 31.
I:
Susa
16,
I, is.
JADD
99, R.
IV,
10.
A-i-tu(?)-ga-ma, see Etaqama.

(cf.
Ahunu "Little brother"(?)
A-hu-un-nu-um
*A-kab-se (Mit,
s.
= ^-^^-^BEXV, cf.Agad-hmii)
VS
I
DEP
i.
VI, p. 53)
of Nu-$d-a-bu
cf.
2
109,
4.
A-hu-nu,
JADB
12, III,
7.
JADD
44, R. s
A-ka-ku-a (hypocor.,
OBa. A-ka-ki-im RPN),

13, 9
(B. C. 670).
'
JADD
h
42, R.
(B. C. 670).
(his
2.
PAP-u-nu,]ADD899,II,i6,m'Qarti-tfa/di.
h
s.
*A-ka-ru (cf Bi.

"l
w), JADB
(or
p.
al
in
amel
urqi,
of Sa-pi-ki, R. s.
JADB A,BA
i, I, is.
20,
7.
Pi-du-
-a).
hl
Kutaia,
JADD
891,
*Ak-bar,
Ak-ba-ru
Agbar,
cf.
Agburu and
128,
ZA
32,
/.
Ahusu
a/iuf-su, or dimi-nutive?)
PAP(-u}-su,
(Ep. Z).
JADD
4.
(B. C. 693). Cf.
105,
L. JADD (B. C. 655). ardu, JADD 180,3. 251, R 15). IL-pi-a-ti, Esarh. B, IV, 19 (III
XI,
222),
E. 3
i.
sar
114, R. E.
JADD
Ahu-si-na
160,
195,
2,
which
Ahu(PAP}-ii-si, may be read
*bk.-b\-UD.UD.GA,...
(for
the
first
element
cf.
Ak-du-lumur TNB, Ar. plDK?),

426,
*Akia
e,
JADD
king of
p. 34.
Ahi-sam-si,
q. v.
slave sold.
cf.
"Their (the sisters) brother" (cf. ^-/^-J7-7mBEXV,XVII, RPN, A-hu-Su-nu TNB, SS-3u-nu ]Wn$, OTSS pp. 290,
(Hit hypocor.,
Aki-Te$up},
Arahtu,
A-ki-ia,
h
Boghazkoi,
mar-$ipri,
(Mit., cf.
MDOG TA 30,
,
35,
3.
299) K. 241, XI,

*f
39,
spec. 80-7-19, 365.
*k-\ub-LUGAL
A-kib-h-niVKI
see
109.
$762;
A-hu-ut-mil-ki (Ph.
^b^nns),
JADD
43,
894,
5.
possibly Akib-ipri(iivri}
GUSTAVS,
Ahu-u-ram(?)-nu, K. 241, VIII,
spec.
OLZ
1911, col. 343),

I,
1
VSI,
*A-hu-wa-sa
s.
of Gimil-istar, Capp. E,
cf.
2,
i.
*A-ki-pa-pu, VS A-ki-su(P), JADD

rf
10,
is.
5.
469,
*A-ia-ab (Can.,
Bi. ah*K?),
TA
256,
h
G,
13.
*A-kikit-Tesup( /J/)(Mit.),
Aia-bel-sumati d
"(A)ya
1
is
s.
lord of the sons"

riqqu$a A(a,
d
kuwa, Boghazkoi,
A(?)-ki-ti-e,
TA 59, MDOG 35,

(Ep. V).
15, is.
B. of
Ta-
p. 34.
GAL-EN-MU*
Sarg. St. IV,
ofRa/jas,
JADD
63, R.
<?
is.
KBÎV,
p. 162.
*A-ki-iz-zi (cf.
Ag-gi-iz-zi
BE XV,
AKKICJIC; Klio,
Aia-bel-usur
*
"O
(A)ya, protect the lord!"

404, R.
7
'GAL-EN- PAP, JADD

.
(B. C. 674).
XI, p. 472), governor of the city of Qatna, in the time of Amenophis III, 52, 2.
53,
2.
A-ia-dur
rf
.,
JADD
880,
II, 10.
54,
2.
55,
2.
Sar Qatna
ki
,
TA TA
57,
2.
Aia(
6^Z)-mu-sa-lim (cf. h rab SAG, JADD 675,
the following name),

8.
Ak-ka-da-a-a
"Akkadian", K. 13137- {m URIa-a (may be read [7rar/aia),]ADD 391,6,

R.
I4
Aia-musallim d
"(A)ya preserves"
Ak-ki
(B. C. 717). 392,

5.
(B. C. 710). 394,

17,
i.
GAL-mu-DI-im\$al-lim,]KW 402, 6. 661,3. ^^-mu-tak-kil "(A)ya strengthens"

i.
518, R.
URI
ki
-a-a,
K. 241, IX,
3*
spec.
Bit->Ak-ki-e BE IX), (cf. NBa. Ak-ki-ia TNB,
No.
2O
h
KNUT TALLQVIST.
naq me who rescued Sargon

III
from the
Shams. V: Ann.
p. 182).
Ill,
53
(I
30.
KB
I,
Euphrates,
pt.
i,
4, no. 7, 7-10.
KB
5.
III,
p. ioo.
*A-ma-an
di,
TA
105,
5
34.
*Ak-ku-u-ja (Mit, hypocor.),
VS
I,
106,
*A-ma-an-ap-pa/bi
(Eg.
7),
Imn-[m-]ip(t), RANKE,
74,
51.
Akkullanu, see
Kakkulanu.
Material, p.
9.
TA 73.
62.
77. 79,
t>.
82.
*Ak-nu-par(?)-nu,
HABL
285, R.
86.
87.
93.
109,
117,
23.
*Ak-pa-ru, Boghazkoi,
OLZ
XIII, col. 292.
*A-ma-an-ha-sir (Can.), Ta'annek

388,
:
5, 2.
6,
2.
*Ak-sa
(cf.
OBa. Ak-*a(-d)-ia RPN),
JADD
i? 8
,
*Ak-si-ma-ak-su (Iran.), VS VI, 177, Bdbili u mdtdti.

*Ak-ti-m[i]
,
^
5.
*A-ma-an-ha-at-bi (Eg.
al
'Imn-htp(w) RANKE, Material., pleased",

Tu$ulti k 't
"Amon
p. 8),
is
amel
TA 185,
1
11, 20, 26, 35, 40, 47, 49, 51,
Ta annek
7,
9.
54, 55, 64, 68, 73. 51, 57, 58
86,
12, 17, 19, 25, 26, 31, 33, 39, 41,
A-ku-bani
s.
d
(A"^) "Aku
(Sum.,
is
creator"
53 c
(A-ma-an-at-ha-bi).
of QiSti-Adad, K. 8748.
A-ku-ba-ti-la
VR
44,
*A-ma-an-ma-sa (Eg., see

d
RANKE,
51.
Material, p.
8),
Sin-iaqitad
TA
113,
se, 43.
114,
liblut, cf. Egibi), DT. 84. d *A-kur-ul-an-na (Sum.), the 9 th king of the 2 Babyl.
AMAR-ibni (the reading of the d uncertain), see SUR-.
first
element
is
dynasty, King-list B, R.
d King-list A,
'A-la',
19;
renders
Mar-
Enlil-samsum-$ame, V R 44. E-KUR- UL,

I,
A-mar-ilu
"Fulness of god"
(cf.
n.
i
HABL
p. 246).
275, R.
(cf.
DELITZSCH,
21,
c.
BA
Ilu-amard) mar-Sa-ilu
329,
WSem., cf. Am-ma-ar-ilu RPN, Am(or
BE
XIV, XV),
HABL
179,
I,
*[A-ma]-a-su
16,
2, 3.
(Eg.),
$ar Misir, Neb. 239,

lord",
15.
A-la-di-im,
Capp. G,
24,
3,
7, 10.
KB
f
III,
*Alaksandu (Hit), contemp. of Hattusil, succeeded
pt. 2, p. 140.
Tarhundaraba,
MDOG
Amat-be-el
"Maid of the
t
JADD
894,
c.
35, p. 41.
*A-la-ra-na-du (Hit), Boghazkoi,

*A-!ik-sa-an-dar(Gr.),
MDOG 35, p. 44.

148). -
A-mat-Bel-u-km
h
qallu
HABL
169,
s.
Alexander, CTIV,29d. 39b.
Amat-Bel-usur "Fulfil the
word of the
212, u.
lord!"
^rr?/,RHi4,R.4i. i7,R.n (B.C. 150s.
of A-lik[-sa]-an-dar,
ZA III,
Ch.
A-mat-EN-PAP,
f
HABL
v
p. 150.
KB
A-li-li
A-mat- (d) Su-'-la
"Handmaid
^JLy,
of Su'la"
!>*&.*.*
(cf.
the
IV, p. 312.
4,
14.
"The strong one" Capp.

"Alia
is
Arb.
10.
demon
R.
3
or
jU.x-u/,
Al(-la)-sarru
f.
king",
JADB
5,
1, 5;
9,
II,
IV,
5.
HOMMEL, FSB A XIX (i 897), p. 88 f), JA1 )D

324,
3,
of Si--sa-ka-a,
of
JADB
(III
48],
w.
of Bel-dnri
Al-na-as-hu-mil-[kil
s.
"Al-Nashu
in " l Se
6,
is
my
i,
counsel"
(B. C. 692).
f
Ihi-ittiâ,
Gurraba,
JADB
2,
Amat- d Sada(?A77#rf),
JADD
78,
t
B,
slave.
1, 10.
Cf.
JADD
is
R. E.
III p. 43.
Al-si-'-mil-ki
s.
"Al-Si'
my
counsel"
26.
*Am-ba-ab[-ba] (cf. Im-ba-ap-pi Bu. 91-5-9, 126.
Vm-man-ab-ba],
of Ilu-nnri, JADB i, 1, *AI-tak-sat-su, see Arta/iSassu.

Al-tuk-!a-nise.
*Am-ba-na
.,
JADD
inht
718,
*Ambaris, son and successor of Khulli of Tabal.

r.
JOHNS, ADB p. 15: "Al, cause the people to trust!" K. 241, X, 42, spec. h rab e-zi, Capp. Ch. 2, n. *A-lu-ud-hu-ha-ri-sa(?),
A>n-ba-ri-di,
Ta\ba-la-a-a
IGS. 175.
$ar
mht
ma{
Btt}-
Buruttt Sarg.: Ann.

2.
Am-ba-ri-is, Sarg.: Ann.
Ta-bal-a-a,
A-magu-nu,
q. v.
HABL
214,
2,
prob. Sa-ma- -gn-nu,

3.
Sarg. Khors.
29
(KB
II,
p. 56).
(I
Am-ba-ri-is-si, Sarg.:
Cyl. 23
36).
*A-ma-har,
"l
Har-me-i$-an-da-a-a, Shams.V: Ann.
KB
4.
II,
p. 42.
II, e;
111,45
(IR30.
KB
3.
I,
p. 182).
Am-ri-is, Sarg.: B, Sm. 2022,
Khors.
31.
*A-ma-]a-se,
TA
202,
Am-bi-ja
- ti-
(hypocor.,
157,7.7
cf.
NBa. Am-ba-a TNB),

IV, p. 124,111; B.C. 680).
T. XLIII.
*A-ma-ma-ai,
mat Ki- in
-gi-i$
li-en-za -ah -a- a,
Rm.
(KB
21
*A-me-dir-ra (Elam.)
f.
Amel-Nabu
10.
(cf.
OBa. A-wi-il\MULU- d Na-bi-um

t
UmmanigaS, HABL 280, R. JOHNSTON, Epist. Lit., p. 142 f.

of
'""*
Cf.
1.
MULU- dAK HABL 925,

II, is
RPN)
i.
MeliS.:
Lo.
103,
*A-me-ka,
Za-mu-a-a, Anp. Ann.
II, so, ei, cs, 71
(IR2i.
Amel-Asur
see
Amel-Bel
KB
I,
p.
78
ff).
see
q. v.
2.
(KB III, TNB.
pt.
i,
p. 156.
In
NBa.
texts,
Amel-Adad, var. of Ilu-Adad,
MULU-dPA, hA.BA,
Sm.
669, R.
e,
K. 3790,
i6
(B.C. 680).
"Man
TNB.
of Ashur";
in
NBa.
texts,
author of the Etana story
"Man
AmeME-a,
Ameld
V R 44, 4scd =
"Man
of Bel",
HABL
UR-L.
899,
i.
930,
i.
(NE
pp. 90, 92).
Amel-a'Na-zi-ba,
TA
206,4.
En-lil
of Ellil",
mar
IV,
Hanbi, Mna.:
p. 74.
Amel-Papsukkal
Ill
R 41,
I, 10, 28.
KB
(MULU- d PAP.LUH},M^^, "d = AS.KAN.DU.UL.

TA204,
cf.
4.
Amel-E-ul-mas
"Man of the sanctuary of EulIll
Amel-a'Qa-nu-u,
mash"
s.
Amel-Sin (OBa.,
of U(Sam}-es-ha-la, Mna.:
II, 19.
d A-wi-il\MUL U- EN. ZU RPN ..... ME. LA. AJXEJIÎVO^), V R 44, 12 b
43,
I, 19.
KB
3.
IV, pp. 68, 70.
Amel-s 'Gub-bu"Man
from the city of Gubbu",
Amel-su-in (= Amel-Sin^}, Capp. Ch. 10, R. 5. Amel-Samas (OBa., A-wi-il\MULU-d UD RPN)

1.
TA 205,
Amel- d Gu-la
2.
"Man
of Gula",
44,
44,
VR44,
49 c.
10 c.
9, 10, 34,
49 d,
MULU- dSa-maS, HABL 449, MULU- d UD, VR 44, 13 b == ..... d UD; V R 44, 37 b = *Me-li-sah. In NBa. texts,
7.
renders
1.
see
TNB.
Amel- dDa-mu, .V R
2.
HU-ME.ME, V R
f.
Amel- d î-i-ma-li-ia,V
R 44, se b =* Me-li- d Si-bar-ru.
oi dEn-lil-ba-an-kudurru, K.97I7,
P- 90).
u (NE
Amel- d Su-qa-mu-na,
VR 44,
f.
35
= *Me-li-Su-mu.
12
Amel- TUR.NUN.NA,
of Ibni-Marduk, K. 9717,
3.
Me-li-ha-li,
V R 44,
34 c.
.
Amel-urqi
h
(NE p. 90). "Gardener"

860, R.
5.
4.
Amel-5l l-si-in
s.
UR-JNIN.DIN.BAD.GA, VR44, 9C "Man from the city of Ishin"

of Hu-un-na, Neb.
I:
NU,GIS.SAR, JADD
(cf.
A-me-qi
A-me-ka,
cf.
Bi. piay),
JADD
294, R. 9
r
Nippur V,
21.
(B. C. 700).
Amel-issakke-sa-Ustim
us-titn)
(MULU-PA. TE.SW-Sarulers of Ushtim",

p.
A-me-ri (Arb.?
ap.epo<;
Wadd.
2403,? J A-me-
"Man of the
Lo. 101,
(cf.
I, 9.
ir-tum
f.
see
HlNKE, Boundary stone,
201;
VI, of A-mi-li--tl,
BE
pt. 2,
HABL 414,
HABL
229,
R.
10.
Melis.:
KB
IV, p. 56.
Am-jia-a-nu, see A-u-ia-nu.
AmeMstarCOYF)
h
OBa. A-wi-il-Istar RPN),

"l
*Am-ia-ta-'
(SArb. ynitty)
564,
4 , 9,
R.
is.
ha-za-nu $a
Kalhi, Sarg.:
SAV
431
Am-ia-te--u,
Cf.
JADD
.
R.s
(B. C. 680).
(B.
709).
Am-me--ta-
Amel-Marduk (=Bi. tfpE b^X, LXX EuiaXptapto8eK, Berossos 'Ap.iXu,apo68oKoc;)

1.
*A-mi-ba-an-da, see lamibanda.

*A-mi-li-'-ti
s.
(WSem.)
MUL U-dAMAR. UD, V R 44, d= MULUd SILIG. MUL U. HI; V R 44, b = Meli4
27
of A-me-ri, 414, R. 10. of Karalla, *A-mi-tai-si, b. of A&ur-li
HABL
cf.
Sarg.
Slpak. King of Babylonia, 6.0.562 560, son and successor of Nebuchadrezzar,
Ann.
Am-ma-a-a,
141, 143;
K. 1668, D, u.
prob.
"Man from
66 1,
sar Babili, Evetts
2,
14
24
(2
year).
BE
s.
VIII
pt. i:
13.
33- 34- 38.
4 i), Am(1)-ma-ia JADD (B.C. 68 1). 947,2. ''A.BAar-ma-taJADD
Amma" JADD 30,

l
(cf.
R.
2.
MUL
pt.
of Nabu-kudur-usur, Nabd.: St. V, 25. U- d SU, Sar Babili, Evetts 1 3. BE VIII,

i
:
207,
R.s
(III
R 46,
27 a.
KB
IV, p. 150).
*Amma-ba
li
(Ar., cf.
25, 35),
32,
7.
204,
OBa. Am-mi-ba-il of Blt-Zamani
VS
VII,
No.
i.
22
1.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Am-ma-baR.
36
-li,
mar Zamani,
Anp.: Khurkh
Anp.: Ann.
I,
ma-na, king of
II, 40.
Ammon,
li.
Abp.:
Rm.
3,
(III
R 6).
mar Zamani,
20. 22.
KB
II,
p. 240.
2.
Am-me-ba--la,
II, 12,
*Ammi-pa'li, see
Amma-ba
us,
no
(I R
KB
pp. 72. 92).

:
*Ammi-saduga
3.
Am-me-ba--li, mar Zamani, Tuk.II

Anp.: Ann.
p. 72. 92).
f.
Ann.23, as.
22.
II, 12,
us, var.
(IR2O.
KB
I,
is righteous" (cf. SArb. plStty, Bi. p'lis), the io th king of the first Babylonian dynasty
"My
uncle
1.
of.
Ba
....,
-li,
Tuk.
4.
Am-mi-pa-
Ann. 4 R. Khurkh Anp.:

II:
.
2.
37, 47,
Am-ma-sa-du-ga, Sarru, BA VI, no. 5, p. 84. Am-mi-sa-dug-ga, s. of Ammi-ditana, f. of

Am-mi-sa-dug-ga = Kim-tum44,
I, 22
mar
3.
Samsu-ditana, King-list B,
10.
Zamani
*Am-ma-i(?)
,
(III R
6).
kit-turn,
VR
nasiku of Gambulu, Sarg.: Ann. 254.
*Amma-ladin (WSem.; SACHAU,
ZA
Sa
XII, p. 44,
4.
Am-mi-sa-du-ga, sarru, passim.
compares
1.
*Ammu-ladi(n), see
h
,
Amma-ladin.
Am-ma-la-din
na-si-kn
*Ammu-nira (Can.
!a-a-Si-an,
1.
*-ow
WAF
II,
p. 85.
KA3,
HABL 280,
2.
p. 482), governor of Beyrout,
13.
Am-mu-la-di(-in\$ar "*Qidri\Qadri, sheikh of the Kedarenes, Abp.: Ann. VIII, 15;
Am-mu-nt-ra,1iAi36,29. 141,3.142,2. 143,3.

Ha-mu-ni-ri,
2.
TA
137,
15, 66, 69, ss.
138,
52, 53, 132.
A,
A
VIII,
21;
III
R
;
35, no. 6,
*Am-mu(r)-sa-lam (WSem., *nibtt)E?),

(B. C. 649?).
HABL 338,
12
II, 14, 20.
Am-ma-nu(cf. Am-ma-a-a
.fo/.fo
Am-ma-na-tum BE XV),
860,
pt.
i,
w#r
.farrz,
NBa.
texts, see
JADD BE VIII,
R.
16
III, 26.
In
TNB.
46,
35 c;
*Am-ra-mu (WSem., h kasiru$) Sa

681).
cf.
Bi.
D-m?,
KA
R.
p. 483),
2
ekalli,
JADD 59,
(B. C.
*Am-mas-ki-ri,
JADD
233,
(III
B. C. 659?).
*Am-me-a-la-ba (for the second element

yiaby-'ox, rrobX?)
P. 3
b
),
cf.
Bi.
15
,
GLASER
li.
1238,
II,
GHW
Ann.
mat
nd (WSem., cf. Hammu-rapi), 22. gammale, JADD 741, Am-ri-lstar (XV) (cf.OBa. Am-ri-itiSu'R.'PN, NBa. Am-ri-im-me TNB), h nappahu, JADD 478,
h
'Âm-ra-pi-'
Hi-in-da-na-ia, Tuk.
79.
R.
/.
*Amme-ba'la, see
Am-me-ni-ilu
Amma-ba
28.
*Am-ri-is, see
Ambaris.
cf. Bi.
"Wherefore,
429, R.
R.
5, 10.
o godr", JADD 385, K. 10426. 83-1-18, 695,
Am-si-i (hypocor.,
Dto, nÔ^y)
JADD
164,
R.
,o
III, 10,
spec.
(cf.
Cf.
TNB.
102, VI,
IB.
'Am-iMGu-la, SAmti-[
-
(B. C. 679). d
]GU.ZI.DA "Handmaid
*Am-me-en-na
h
Tu-bi-ia-en-na)
SAG, Ninibkudurusur: Lo.
KB
>
of Gula", 83-1-18, 1866, R. IV, 8,9, spec. f "Handmaid of Nabu", Am-ti/Amti-Nabu

83-1-18, 1866, R. IV,i 2
f.
IV, p. 90.
>
*Am-mef.
-ta-
(Arb.,
cf.
Am-ia-ta-}
Qt dA-a-ka-ma-ru,
no.
i).
HABL 260, R.
(IVR47,
*Am-mi-di-ta-na
(RANKE, first Babylonian dynasty,

s.
"My uncle is a leader" PN p. 225 n. 7); 9 th king of the

sarru, passim.
f.
saw Ashir", Capp. G, 4, 15. A-mur-a-sur "I saw Ashur", Capp. G, 23,2. A-mur-Ba'lu (? /J/) "I saw Baal", TA 170, ss. A-mur-ilu "I saw the god"
A-mur-a-sir "I
rf
s.
of I-nu-ba-a, Capp. G,
9,
c.
Amur-ilutu-Asur "I
(cf.
of
E-bi-Sum,
B,
9.
of
Ammi-sadugga, KingSumu-ha-ad(t,f]-nu ~ al Kizzu-
saw the divinity of Ashur" OBa. Amur-ilttzu RPN)
list
A-mur-AN-tu- dAS-sur,
(cf.
JADD
h astt
1002, R.
4.
*Am-mi-ha-at-na
OBa.
A-mur-lstar, Capp. Ch.
4,
e.
RPN),
wadna,
d h $angtt sa R-ha-a-ra
Amurrea (?KUR. GAL-e-a\ hypocor.,

ri-ia\e-a
II, 28.
cf.
A-murIll
in Hit. inscription,
OLZIX(i9o6),
~ far m ntBu-Am-
col. 632.
- KB IV,
100,
5.
14),
Mna.:
R 43,
p. 70.
*Am-mi-na-ad-bi
(cf.
Bi. arwig?),
Amurru-etir
"Amurru spared" (^KUR.GALT. XLIII.
Assyrian Tersonal Names.
SUR=Ar. docket [-iBKjTW, OTSS, p. 301)

k
tur-ta-nu,
Abp. B,
III
R3
1,
IV,
e.
An-da-
SAG
qepi $a
II,
.
Dnr-Enlil,
HABL 963, 4
741, n.
s.
ri-e,
same person, Abp.

-
B, III
R 31, IV, u.
R.
.].
(WSml.
p. 61).
An-di-a-a
(cf.
mSf An-di-a, see also An-da-a-ia),

679,
9
777)-na-sa-pa,
JADD
e.
JADD
(B. C. 682).
[853,
/,
4Z)-na-ta-nu
h mutlr
(WSem.)
temi,
HABL 963,
ofBel-apal-iddina,]KDD 237, (B.C.665). h rab alani, JADD 806, L. E. i. An-di-8U(?),

*An-hir-be, prob. a Hit. king,
An-fyi-ir-bi,
II, 10 (III
Amurru-zer-ibni
"Amurru has created poste-
Shalm.
Ill: Bal. II,

III:
3.
rity"
same person, Shalm

I,
Mon.
*KUR. GAL-KUL-KAK, HABL 520,13. 792, R. is. 794, R.s. KK. 1 174, g (WSml. II, p. 3 5).
2446 A-mur-Samas
etc.,
R 7. KB
i,
p.
60). Cf.
DELITZSCH,
BA
*An-hi-te/ti,
(I
VI, no.
p. 141.
R.
39.
m at
Sup-ri-a-a\ia,
I,
"I
saw Shamash", Capp.
G,
16,
i,
R 20. KB
ai
p. 72).
13, 16, 22.
of
U-bu\-me\.
Anp.: Ann. II, 12 Shalm. Ill: BaL H:
*A-mur-ti-se see A-har-ti-se.
*An-hi-it-ti,
A-mu-su
A-mu-se
(cf.
Bi. phttK),
JADD
842,
- KB 855).
Capp. Ch.
(cf. 5, '3.
J
>''Sup-ri-a-a Shalm.
t
Ill,
Ob.
53
(B. C.
I,
p. 132.
(cf.
NBa. A-mu-se-e, amusu a

303,
6.
plant),
*A-ni-a,
5, s.
HABL
1,9.
*A-ni-na
A-ni-na-a-fai
CBM
3480),
Capp. G,
*'A-a-na-a (An, cf. Bi. PI?*, A-na--ili
BE X), JADB 2,
*A-ni-rif.
(OPe. Aina[ira]hya, El. Ha-a-na-a-rd), of Nidintu-Bel, Dar. Beh. Ill R 39, 31.
"l
Epon., rab ekallim, Adnir. R. 43.

A-na-bel-tak-lak
I:
KAHI
I, 3,
*An-ni-ia (hypocor.),
s.
of Ad-du-me, amel
no. 386),
Stdttni (DE
CLERCQ,
contemp.
558.
"In the lord

l
trust" Epon.
WAFIII,
p. I77f.
B. C. 758, $a
187,
l-sa-na,
Canon
spec.
(cf.
i:
-f-
81-2-4,
q. v.
Antaratli (cf. Ma-zi-pa-<a:/-/z), of Alse,
R.
19.
Abbreviated: Beltaklak,
39,
with Shubbiluliuma,
MDOG
35, p. 33.
A-na-du-du
A-na-ah-i-li
....,
K. 241, IX,
sigh,
10,
4.
*An-ti-gu-nu-us-su (Gr. Avriyovoc;),
SAV
"I
o
20,
god"
15, 25.
Atanah-ilu]
*An-ti-pa-at-ru-su (Gr. AvTijratpO(;),s. QiAhu(SES}-
Capp. G,
f.
'-u-tu
>
.,
SAV
560.
of Ba-ba-la-num, Capp. E,
(cf.
'
i, 5.
*Anti ukusu (Gr. Avtioxoc;),

1.
Antiochus.
2
*A-na(?ba)-lu-qu-nu
h bel
Ap-li-uk-nii)
An-ti- -i-ku-su, 81-6-25, 65,

B. C. 218)
m Musasiri, pihati $a A-na-me-ni-DU, JADD 825, R. 4

A-na-NabuMak-lak "In
HABL
trust"
i.
381,
9.
= Antiochus
Cf.
(ZA
III, p.
150.
III
the Great, B. C.
224187.
2.
Nebo
9.
An-ti- -ku-sti,
tati,
SAV DT 189
559.
d
(2
year),
sar maII
KK. 7459. 8403. 838, 907, f "I behold A-na-at-ta-la-balatu(? 77) (or observe)
4.
HABL 542, R.
life",
K. 3753
(B. C.
(B. C. 247)
= Antiochus
Theos
3.
s.
260246)
JADD 317,
3,
sold (B. C. 687). Better
An-ti- -ku-us
*SAnat-dalati,
*A-na-ti
(cf. Bi.
cf.
KA
p. 354.
of Silukku,
V R 66,
ns^, OBa. A-na-tum RPN,
KA
amel
V R 6,
I, i
II, 24.
sar matati, II, i. Sarru rabu $arru dannu
p. 354),
TA
TA
170,43.
cf.
$ar kinati Sar Babili Sar matati,

An-di-a-a),
V R 66,
cf.
*An-da-a-ia
l
(or
Ilddial,
175,
3.
(KB
III,
pt. 2, p. 136.
I
B. C. 270);
Ha-zi,
SAV
280
R.
7
559.
260).
'= Antiochus
Soter
(B. C.
An-da-la-a, see Ilu-dala.

An-da-ra-ni/nu,
JADD
the
h
58,
(B. C. 694).
515,
8.
4.
An-ti--uk-kti-su,sarru,RH.i, R.
34
*An-da-ri-a
(cf.
foregoing name and

be I pihati
the city
= Antiochus IV
-164).
(B.C. 164)
Epiphanes
(B. C.
175
Andaria},
w 'ltLubdi
IV,
a.
(in
Media),
Abp.:
B,
Ill,
KK.
1732,
1779,
p.
1
24
5.
An-ti- -uk-su, Sarru,
(WSml.
No.
i.
pp. 41, 58.
KB II,
80, n.ie).
= Antiochus VII Sidetes (B.C. 139128)
RH 25,
R.29 (B.C. 130)
24
6.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
An-ti-u-ku-su,
"l
27
Hu-ba-ba,
JADD
//
171,
(III
R.
4.
$ar matati, Rm. IV: 97, A. I. (1901)
(PSBA XXIII
h
h
tamkaru,
Arbaili,
JADD
711, R.
R 46).
sa
ZAB.HI-nu (ummanuT)
$a dlstar
"A-nu-eres (PIN-et\
HABL2I2,
17.
"l
s.
HABL
f.
533,
2.
Anum-nasir
s.
1.
"Anu
is
protector"
St.
II,
of
Qi-il-ti-i,
i
of Nttr-Sin
R.
= JADD 889.
h
of Sa-pi-bel,
HABL
201,
4.
877,
Â-num-PAP, Sarg.
IV,
p. 160).
u (VS
V,
15.
I,
70.
KB
4.
5.
A-ia,
$al$u t B. C. 694,
JADD
1, 3
7, 21.
TUR.
US-a-a,
JADD 5
(B. C. 683). 444,
2.
A-num-SES-ir, Sarg.
St.
(in '""tSi-in-ga-rd).
473,
474,
(B. C.
*A-nu-wa-an-za (Hit.)
tupsarru, Boghazkoi,
*A-pi,
698).
K. 13188.
B. C.
MDOG 35,
107;
p. 28.
cf.
s.
(B. 0.673).
TA
138,
s, 57;
A-bi, 138,
perh. Eg.,
RANKE,
Material, p. 21.
Epon. of Musallim-A$ur,
JADD 118, R..? h ekalli, JADD 1131, nagir III R var. IV, 768,
A.BA,
i,
i,
3.
"l
qi-pu
Kar-Sama$,
*A-pi-ha-ri (cf. 'Abi-ka-ri, Si-ha-ri,
Ha-ri-$arru}
s.
JADD
TUR.
363, R. s (B. C. 682).
VSI, 109,7. Apil-Sin "Son of Sin"

A-pil- XXX
of Nabtt-salim, gs. of Marduk-apal-iddin,
Abp.: B, VI, 57, 62

6.
(III
of Sabtt, f. of Sin-muballit, the fourth king of the first Babylonian

s.
US-ia,
2
HABL
R 33. KB II, p. 256). 325, 2 (III R 43, II,

74.
ie).
JADD 28,
(Canon
f.
dynasty, Chron. A, IV,

Cf. A-pil-XXX\ d
t
3.
King-list B,
\.
K. 2674, B. C. 768, Canon A, IV, i, of

(B. C. 686).
Epon.
Mazamua
EN. ZU (larrup RPN, etc.

f.
E).
Apil-sarri-bel-ahe,
see Mar-$arri-bel-afye.
h
of Bu-lut,
JADD
891, R.
Ill
2.
Apia (hypocor.)
1.
of TUK-ilu, Mna.:
p. 70.
R 43,
II, IG.
KB IV,
A-a,
HABL 949,
e
2.
belpi^tati,
II,
HABL 266,
is.
998, u, R.
s.
(WSml.
p. 23).
Apli
1.
(hypocor.)
A-i,
of Bel-larrup] t gs. of Adna, R. s. of Marduk-ere$

p. 398.
,
HABL 912,
JADD
340, u.
360, R.
(B. C. 680).
382,5 (B.C. 716). 393,2,6.

2.
s.
94-6-11,
p. 176.
KB
IV,
36 (ZA IX, VII th year of
TUR.US-i, K.
see Aplaia.
(cf. s.
241, X,
10,
spec.
Apliia,
Sinsariskun).
f.
*Ap(b)-li-uq-nu
Ana/ugunu),
HABL 144, w,
ie.
of Arda, ibid.
Aplua (hypocor.)
texts, see
2.
3.
Ap-la-a, in
2 C/7?.6
NBa.
TNB.
"l
5-^,HABL324,2. 326,1. 764,1. 80-7-19,

h
TUR. US-u-a h rab all 3d hl La-Jii-ra sd bit ummi Sarri, JADD 301, i (B. C. 678).
.
338. 82-5-22, 131. belpihati ($a
Arrapha\
s.
tfV)-gi-ri(r),
83-1-18, 695, XII, n, spec.,

III,
HABL
h
754, u,
19.
106, u, R.
124,
c.
cf.
JOHNS,
ADD
ll-ut-ni
p.
XV.
is
12,
sasinnu, Sarg. St. II, 33 (KB IV, p. 160). (mar Barsip\ writer of astrological reports,
"Aplu
my
protec-
tion", 83-1-18, 695, XII,

Aplu-iddin
s.
TRep.46. 79 A. 86 A. 120. 132 (III R 54, no. 9). 153 A. 190 A. 197. 2 1 1. 265. 277 M,O. of Nadinu, K. 8433.
III
"Aplu has given",

h
spec. or Apal-iddin
(abbrev.)
A-MU,
680).
ma-Jti-su,
JADD
631, R.
(B. C.
Aplaia, Apliia (hypocor.)

1.
A-a-a,
h
.
.
R
i.
37, 75 a,
Elamite
13.
i.
officer.
JADD
33,
)-mu-tak.kil
"Aplu
streng-
436, R.
.
1036, IV,
12, III,
K. 241, IX,
spec.
thens"
83-1-18, 695, XII,
13,
.,
JADB
k
matmaSu, JADD 944,

829,
4
spec.
d
II,
e.
$a-ki,
JADD
.
(B. C. 671).
(r<M)-ra-me
(cf.
A-a-ra-mu,
A-a-ram-mii)
2.
3.
A-a-ia, JADD 147, R. E. , (B. C. 648). A-ia, 41 3, R. 5 JADD 5 5, 2 (6.0690).
HABL
JADD
h
1115, I,n.
Aplu(?^)-se-zib-a-ni
A.BA, JADD
93,
6.
533,
R.^
(B.
C 650?).
"O Aplu, save me!"

230, R. s (B. C. 684).
T. XLIII.
mar
sipri,
JADD
Aplu-suzziz
(?
TUR.US-DU.DU,
cf.
A-na-DU.
Arad-ahesu
1.
"Servant of
(B. C. 688).
23.
his brothers"
120,
2.
,
Z> */...),
Ap-lu-ti,
JADD
829, R.
(B. C. 671).
URU-FAPP'-hi,
R. ,3
429,
HABL
JADD
JADD
7.
243,
Sm. 1037 (B.C. 68 1).

1
350, R.
(B. C. 707).
III,
Aplu-usur. or -nasir
naliu,
860,
A TUR. US-PAP,]NDV
I
5,
R.
.
4 (B.
C. 672).
2.
URU-SESt'-hi,
HABL
119,2.
83,
R.
(B. C. 679). 84,

:
R. 3
126, 9 (B. C.
Arad-Aia
1.
674). 154,1. 385, R. u b. of Bel-$a-ik-sar. 629, R.j. 798,^. 852, II, 6 JADD
.
URU-Â-A,
h
f.
of
^^, JADD 661, R.

771, R.
i.
19 .
M.#4
Bi.
saknu,
JADD
19,
L. E.
(B. C. 680).
2.
URU-^GAL, JADD
695, XI,
s,
382,
7
/
(B. C. 716).
s.
of ASur-rimanni,
JADD
RPN;
394, R.
/*.
Arad- d AI-la-a-a,JADD3ii,R.E.
(Ep.S). 83-1-18,
Ap-pa-a (OBa. A-ap-pa-a of La-bar-himsu, f.
cf.
HABL
dÊS) 331, R. 2.
spec.
hs
Arad-Apli
(TUR.US],
a igpa
JADD
400, R. s
A-qa-a
f.
(B. C. 688?).
of Adad-tallim,
cf.
JADD
237, R.
13.
Arad-Asur
1.
"Servant of Ashur"
*A-qa-ba (abbrev.,
ia
Aqabi-ilu, NBa. *A-qu-bi\bu-
URU-AS-sur,
.
JADD
88,
L. E.
(Ep. W).
TNB, Nabu-a-qa-ba
h
.
BE VIII,
,
pt. i),
f.
JADD 448, R.,

?A-qa-bi-ilu
(cf.
Da-ra-ta-a-a,
HABL 222.
2.
638, R. 9 of Arad-lstar,
h
JADD
mar
20 b).
622,
i.
NBa. *A-qa\qab-bi-ANt l Nabn-
URU- dHI,
R.
i,
sa sepa
sarri,
JADD
312,
ha-qa-bi
BE
IX,
St-a-qa-bi,
Pa. Sp^bS,
(III R 47,
npSin?, prjXccKccjBoc;, aSrjOKapps),

VIII, p. 284,
TSBA
Arad-Banitu
1.
"Servant of Banitu"
JADD
i.
III,
p. 164.
A-qar-a (hypocor.,
cf.
A-qar-a-a, A-qar--u TNB),

1030,13
2.
URU- dBa-ni-ti, URU- dBa-ni-tu,

VSI,
85, *.
JADD 741, JADD R.

i,
12.
j-
HABL 912,
KK.
(WSml.
II,
p. 75).
3.
[94,
9042. 11437.
n 477-
dartltJAEfp 851,
1^11.91-5-9, 93.
W2 U- d KAK-ti\tu, JADD 741, 2G VS A -- In NBa. r^w, JADD 913,

.
(B. C. 731?).
1,
85,
*>.
i.
texts,
A-qar-a-a (hypocor.),
Aqar-Bel-liimur
1.
HABL 181,4.
I
see
Arad-Bel
"May
see the glory of Bel!"
TNB. "Servant of
In
Bel", 81-2-4, 64, writer
A-qar-WEN-lu-mur,
854, i. 855, i. 856, KAL- dEN-lu-mur
,
HABL
2.
852,
6,
2.
853,
2.
892, R. 261,
is.
2.
-
HABL
3.
[640,
e].
NBa. texts, see TNB. of "Servant Belit" (cf.OBa. WaradArad-Belit in NBa. texts, be-el\ii-tim\ti BA VI, no. 5
to king.
;
857,
1
2. 1.
see
TNB)
(BList 7337),
A-qar-Nabu (abbrev.), K. 1559. f. of Ad-na-a-a, gf. of Nabu-apal-iddin\ Nai.:
URU- dNIN
62 1, R.
79
JADD
752,
8.
2.
URU-<tNfN.LfL,]ADD4i4,w,R.2,<>(Ep.A'\
(Ep. F).
CT
f.
X:
3, IB.
KB
IV,
p. 92.
mar
sarri,
JADD 201, 5
7
of Nabn-saqn-ina-mati,
h
CT
X:
3,
10.
(B. C. 694).
SaRu,
JADD
128, R.
(B. C.
Aq(g)-da-as-ilu,
Aq-ri,
abarakku,
JADD
(cf.
345, R.j.
665?).
Aq-ru
(abbrev.)
"Precious",
h
or
Agru
.
Arad- d Da-gu-na
"Hiredlaborer"
A-gi-ri,
KU. MAL
1.
"Servant of Dagon",HABL357,
R.
5:
Bit- A.
TNB,
2 59,
h
Eg.-Ar. ?itt APO), JADD 228, R. 3 R. 7 Z XI, p. 47. hA BA, JADD 171,4.
.
Arad-Ea
"Servant of Ea"
(Arad-AnuT],
82-5-22, 145, writer
A
l
URU-I
JADD JADD 160, R. h rab kisir sa Sepa, JADD 235, (Ep. G). R. E. *$alsu hinni, JADD 396, R. h zammaru mar " Nmua, JADD 464, R. /. *Aq-tu-ur-la-na-as-hu (Ar.), JADB 20,
irrihi in
I-ri-in-ni-ih,
742, R.
21.
2
mar
la-si-mu sd
Nmua,
2. 3.
to king. URU- d
URU- d
f.
I(Arad-Anul\ HABL 24, R. 20. 976, BE, in NBa. texts, see TNB.
10, is.
-
>.
/.
*.
8.
4.
otBel-ahe-iddin] Kandal.: VS V, 5, 1 72 UR U- dE-a La-bar- dNu-dim-mut
KBIV,V
(=
V R 44,
2.
A-ra(r)
.,
Ta'annek
7,
13.
I5cd), HABL 16,
4.
23,
ID.
27,
2.
28,
29,
2.
No.
i.
26
3O,
l(?).
KNUT
668,
TALLQVIST.
332,
4.
361,
3.
667,
2.
2.
669,
2.
674,3. 1004, R. 2. 83-1-18,211. Sm. 80, ancestor of Nabu-zer-iddina. Writer of

astrological reports 83-1-18, 226.
h
zakir-him, Merod. - KB IV, 60.

p.
IV R 38,
14,
I,
1, 27
II, 3.
Zer-ibni,
p. 167,
Merod.
II,
s.
I:
Susa
ie,
cf.
BA
II,
TRep.
72. 100.
256 C.
I, 40.
kalu,
Ancestor of
(cf.
JADD 857, SCHEIL, DEP VI,

p. 90.
I:
Arad- d Gu-la
"Servant of Gula"
texts,
2,
(in
OBa. and
p. 48)
NBa.
see
4,
BA
s.
HABL
VI,
20.
R.
o:
VI, no. 5, TNB) of Adad-$um-usur

9.
5.
KB
IV,
(time Esarh.).
16,
d
12,
1
R.
17,
R.
s.
117,2.
90, R.
h
G.
Bel-ippaSra, Merod.
Bi-ra-a,
Susa
111,5.
1 1
8,
2.
657,
IB.
109, R.
TRep.
h
DEP VI, p. 44, I, 13 (3 clyn.). Ea-kudurri-ibni, pahat matati, Mna.: PSBA

XIX,
p. 68).
*asa, K. 2077 (B. C. 648?).
$anu $a
I:
rab
asn,
s.
JADD
277, R. * (B. C. 681).
p. 71,
15.
Ill
43,
II,
(KB
X,
IV,
otKalbi, Sakin '""'USti, Neb. - KB III, 1 68. i,

pt.
VR
2,
56,
21.
p.
Enba-Marduk,
-
h bel
pihati, Nai.:
CT
3, 20.
Arad-Hari(P).
ANft-fa-a-ri,
,
JADD
1128,
URU-
KB
IV, p. 94.
si.
ha-a-hti(J)
1140,5; probably to be read
E-sag-gil-a-a, tupsarru, Simb.: Lay. 53,
Ilu-hdri, q. v.
A-ra-di(//?),
Ibni-Marduk, Sadid
I, IB
eqli,
Melis.:
3,
Lo. 101,
VS
I,
93, ,3
(KB
I:
IV, p.
58).
Susa
1, 20.
Arad-ilani
II, s.
"Servant of gods". URU-AN* l-ni,

569, R.
7
IqtZa-Bau ^SaknuT), Melis.: Lo.
101,
JADD
Arad-ili
(B. C. 695).
Merod.
III, 2i.
DEP VI, p. 43, KB IV, p. 58.

f.
II, 17.
Susa
16,
"Servant of
see
(his)
god"
(in
NBa.
texts,
TNB;
395,
cf.
6.
OBa. Warad-t-li-hi RPN),

397, n.
Itti-Marduk-balalu,
of Nabtl-ser-lihr,
JADD
s.
Neb.
Mna.:
I:
Nippur
III,
I,
14.
Ill
R 41,
14.
- KB IV,
V,
2*;
and <>?///,
p. 74.
ofMu-ta-pi-ra-a-a,
AO222 1, R.
v.
(B.C.656;
Izkur-Nabu, Merod. I: Susa 16, II, 3. Kidin-Gula, f. of Nasiru, DEP VI,

Marduk-balatsu-iqbi, pahatu,
VI,
25.
VI, col. 198). d Arad-ili-a-a, or Arad- Aia, q.

Arad-lstar
OLZ
p. 48.
"Servant oflshtar"
(in
OBa.
texts,
Nai.:
1
VR6i,
1.
see RPN), abbrev. Arda,
q. v.
KB
V,
3.
III,
,
pt.
i,
p.
80.
Ar-di-XV,
L. E.
~
JADD
152,
7, 3
(B. C. 648?).
1
Marduk-zakir-$um
Bl. St.
bel pihati,
III,
Merod.
II:
2.
ffRU-XF,]ADBn,U,w.
2.
2, II,
c.
JADD
165,
02,
KB
pt.
i,
p. 190.
R.
(B. C. 656?).
R.s:
Atf3/2-^2.?,ta/.for,Mardukakheriba:
I, is.
OBI 149,
II,
of
(III Af
al
Hu-ba-ba (Ep. Q). 278, 5. 307, 3 49): agent for Nabn-rihtu-usur of

379,^ (B.C. 65
741,14.
, 2.
1
Nabu-ram-zer, bel pihati, Mna.:

-
R 66,
:
u.
AMa6e(Ep.F).
66i,u.
. . .
?).
641, R./<s
h
KB
IV, p. 66.
I
(Ep. C).
K. 10541.
HrriSu,
ardu
R.
9
Nabu-Mkin-him, ''[pahdtu], Merod. I

II, 37.
V R 38,
$a
.,
JADD
22.
464, R.
h
JADD
IV, p/62. Nabu-ser-li$ir s. of Itti-Marduk-balatui

t
KB
742,
R.
nappahu,
JADD
$a
612,
(B. C. 686).
$angn
i4
Bit-kid-mu-ri,
49, -ub;
see obove.
Na-si-ri,
s. s.
JADD
s.
s.
642, R.
(III
Ep.
R).
Sapiku,
eqli,
of Kidin-Gula, see obove. of Itti-Marduk-balatu, matihan
of Eh-ereX, JADD 525, R. 7. of Tar-nu-gam, of " l Hubabn,
JADD
446,
see obove.
s.
R.
(Ep Q).
1 1,
Snzib-Marduk, f. of Nabu-'$um(tzer)-iddin, Merod. I: Susa 16, II, 7. Cf. Sm. 80.

Uballitsu-Gula, pahatu,
II, 19.
of Sa-ru-ri-sa-ni, JADD 3
III
L. E./ (Ep.S),
42, E.
p. 526.
28,
Neb.
I:
VR
56,
3.
URU-*XV,]ABD
(B. 0.670). 67,
4, e
R.^(B.C686).
s
KB
III,
pt
i,
p. 168
(B.C. 648?). 83,

84,
2
R 50, (III
89,
T. XLIII.
Uballitsu-Marduk, f. of Rimeni-Marduk, ggf. of Nabn-nadin-ahu, gggf ofMarduk-
no. 2; B. C. 679).
(B. C. 679).
//
R.
(B. C. 683).
212, R.
(B. C. 687).
225,
R.
s.
229,
231,
i,
s G
6.
(III
R
5.
46,
no. 6;
Arad-Nana
1.
"Servant of Nana"
B. C. 680).
(B. C. 683?).
i,
(B. C. 680).
278,
10.
URU-na-na-a,
JADD
831,2.
2.
VS
I,
101,
2.
500, R.
159.
H
775,
891,
925,
350,
2.
URU- dNa-na-a,
111,2,
HABL 108,
392,2.
109,2.
110,2.
45,
R.i.
R.
15
82-5-22,
(B. C. 709).
A.BA, JADD
h
391,2.
T).
719,2.
JADD
K b;
7
A.BA
$a pani piqittate,
bel pihati
53
R.
(Ep.
86, R. 9 (III
,
R 47,
88, R.
B. C.
JADD
922, IV,
10.
ardu $a
1141,
650?).
87,
,6
R.
(Ep.
W).
358,
(Ep.W).
$a "'Halsu,
B. C. 708).
(B. C. 668).
s.
JADD
*$a
(SAV
724;
2
307,
R.
(Ep. F).
R.E.J.
743, R.
2.
579".
12.
eli bit-a-ni,
JADD
284,
622, R. 9 (Ep. D). 741,7.

1068,
3.
831,2.
VS
1
I,
95,
h
6.
97,
Rm.
t
56.
Bu.
of Abi-enba,
b.
of Sama$-ballitanni
623,
2
of
9
h
'$-9>
3O-
218.
murakkisu Bu. 9 1-2-9,

p. 21
;
vQurudi,
s.
JADD
ll
(III
R 46, u b).
R
218, 11,9
h
y
(WAFII,
time Esarh.).
oiArad-Asur, ot' Ka-at-ka-nu,]ADD622, i

(Ep. D). of fHi ....,
B. C. 698).
mutlr pntu,
HABL
866,
II, 9.
SAG
Sa dSama$,
JADD 857, JADD 805,

5.
13.
s.
JADD
328, R. s (III
48,
5 sa;
tupsarru (A,BA\
JADD
301,
h
R.s
(B. C.
f.
of Kukulanu,
JADD
147,
1 1
1141,
48
i (
(B. C. 709).
s.
698) of Damiq
-
4.
,
URU-n-tar,]&BD
URU-dft-tar, K.
RE
-
C. 648?).
(Mudammiq)-Adad, sakin temi mati, Neb. I and Mna.: I R 66, II, 13. V R 56,
II, 13.
5.
806.
KB
III,
pt.
II,
i,
i.
p. 168.
IV
p. 66.
6.
URU- dRI
f.
Stone of
Ill
Amran
of Enlil-zer-ktni, Mna.:
R 43,
1, 25.
Arad-Nergal
"Servant ofNergal"
(Ar. docket
KB
d
1.
IV, p. 68.
1.
[b]jn5-ntf,
OTSS
p. 315)
,
Arad-Marduk "Servant ofMarduk"(OBa. Warad-
AMAR. UD RPN)
2.
Ar-dii- d
AMAR.UD
(NBa.), see
7, 2
TNB.
(B. C. 648?).
URU-U.GUR, JADD 434, 4 URU- d U. GUR, VR 44, 55 cd, renders URUE. GIR.AZAG. In NBa. texts, see TNB.
9.
2.
URU-d
In
Arad-NIN.lB
AMAR.UD, JADD
texts, see
"Servant of Ninib"
9.
NBa.
TNB.
R.
3.
/tf7-WAS, JADD 291, R.

178, R.
IT.
M.A4JADD
178,
3.
4.
URU- d RID, hA.BA, JADD 912, URU- dSU (possibly Arad-ilisii)

f.
naggaru,
Ep.
H').
JADD
R.
<?
(Ill R 49,
55 c;
-
In NBa. texts,
see
84,
TNB.
39.
URU(Abdi)-NIN.IB,
TA
of MuSallim-Marduk, Ninibkudurusur:
Lo. 102, IV,

Arad-Nabu
7.
KB
IV, p. 88.
Arad-nu-bat-ti
(cf.
f.
"Servant of Nabu" (Ar. docket 1M-H* CIS II, 15; OBa. Warad- dNa-bi-um
R.
7.
"Born on the nubattu day" Arad-nu-ba-at-ti BE XV, p. 27)

3,
1, 31.
of Samas-nd din-sum, Melis.: Susa
1.
RPN) URU- dAK, HABL498,

499, R.J- (B.C. 670).
s.
Arad-Sibi
VII-b?)
1094,
2.
JADD
s.
of Abi-rat-tas, Ninibkudurusur: Lo. 102,

1, 10, 19, 33. II, 38. Ill, 1, 10, 16.
IV, 13, 31. VI,
2, 7, 9, 11.
of Arad-Ea, pahatu,
Ninibkudurusur:
Arad-Sin
1.
"Servant of Sin"
Lo. 102, VI,

2.
20.
KB
113,
2.
IV, p. 90.
14,
2.
URU-dXXX,
kalli,
HABL
112,3.
7.
URU- PA, HABL

d
2. 1
115,
8.
2. 1
16,
2.
JADD
244, R.
ardu Sa In NBa.
suk-
texts,
427,
2.
494,
2.
495,
531, R.
JADD
81,
/
see
2.
TNB.
s.
R.
(Ep.Q). 349,R-7 (Ep.Q).
7H, R-E.
asu,
URU- dEN.ZU,
of Larsa,
I
of
(III
R 46, si a;
VS
15
I,
Ep. E)
95, 3
husband of / Gula-
2,
no.
p.
rimat.
349, R.
(Ep. A),
h
JADD
sarri,
177,
KB
(KB (KB
III,
pt.
i,
Kudur-Mabug, king u (CTXXI, pi. 33. I R 5, no. XVI, i 91).

Ill,
(Ep. Q).
rab kisir
mar
R.
III,
III,
pt. i,
p. 94). p. 96).
IV
R
I,
35,
no. 6,
2,
6 6.
JADD
R.
No.
7.
857,
IV,
7.
h
}
Sangn
D).
HABL
pt.
CT
96-4-4,
se-lap-pa-a-a
39,
JADD
38,
6 (III
CTXXI,
p. 94).
pi. 3
1, 4.
82-7-4,
46, i7d).
r.
R.7 (Ep.
SAK
pp.
(KB III, 212214.

i, 3
pt.r,
4*
28
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Arad-Samas "Servant of
Shamash"
see
and NBa.
Arad- Tas-me-tum
d
texts,
RPN
(In OBa. and TNB)
2.
Ar-ba-a-a,
5.
HABL 773,
rab ka-sar,
%.
mar ekalli,
H ABL
2.
^512,
3.
URU- d UD, JADD

83-1-18, 695, XI,
285,
R.5
(B. C. 686).
Ar-ba-id,
HABL
273, R.
"Servant of Tashmet"
is,
Arba'ila|a
"Man from Arbela" (IV-ANW-a-a,

100,
3,
s.
spec.
al
In NBa. texts,
ÎV-AN-a-a, cW&*.Ar-l>a(-yil-a-a TNB)
see
TNB.
.
.
HABL
ki
,
408,
26,
9,
5, 12.
726, R.
o.
727,
34,
e.
*A-ra-[ah-a]t-tu
.(?),
amel Xu-mi-di
TA 198,
TNB,
5)
4.
JADD
310,
in
R.
/.
R.
R.
9
(B. C. 680). (B. C. 677).
7
7.
5,
*A-ra-hu(-u)
(cf.
A-ra-hu\hi, A-ra-ah-hu
Bi.
(B. C. 695).
72,
291,
350,
rns, OBa. A-ru-Mi-um
CT
29, 23,
Ar-
L.E.
(B. C. 669). 339, (B. C. 707).
L.E.
*.
menian rebel
s.
(B. C. 521)
Blt-Dagan
30
412,
3.
R'. ,3 (III
R
2.
ofHaldita, identical with Nebuchadnezzar

h lV,(\.v.,
40,
a;
B. C. 748?).
3.
424, R.
897,
is.
706, R.
5.
mar baniiti, Dar.Beh.III R4O,88,94.

500, R.
/->.
844. 845, R.G. 855,
902,
913,4.
h
,
*A-ra-ka-i(?),
d
JADD
(cf.
VSI,
is
88,34.
K. 241, IX,
4.
13,
spec.
II, 42.
A-ra-mis-sar-ilani
"Aramish
king of the
JADD
apati,
92,
R.
261,
G.
/<?.
857,
h
untkil
gods"
f.
KA
p. 478)
JADD
326, R.
(III
rakbu sa Sepa,
;
of Sum-mu-ilu,
(cf.'Apcqjioc;,
HABL
186, n.
JADD 207, R. 16
*Aramu
king of Armenia, (according
Abydenos, see PAPE, Wb'rterbuch), in Lycaonian inscription, Apcqioa^,

to
KRETZSCHMER,
1.
Einleit. p. 333)
A-ra-me, Shalm. Ill: Co. 90; Ob. 86. mar A-gu-si, Shalm. Ill: Ob. 130. mar Gu-si, Shalm. Ill: Mon.II, 12, ss; Ob. 130. $a l Arni-e,
R 46, 38 a B. C. Ep. B). h h rab NI.GAB", JADD 241, R. rab R. C. v (B. 686). *fo tipare, JADD 453, eli ki-sa-te, JADD 112, R. 3 (B. C. 700). *^/^JADD 5,R. /(IIIR47,45c;B.C.7i2). h k sanu $anu, JADD 121, 4 (B. C. 671).
*.
ai\tBar-hal-sa\si,]KW
B. C. 664?).
1
15, 4
(IIIR47,4a;
Sarri],
16,
//.
i,
n. sa $epa
(mar
q).
3;
Shalm.
Ill:
Bal.
L; Co.
se.
'"Û-ra104;
I,
JADD 312, R.
B. C. 66i(?),
III
400, R.
(Ep.
Epon.
7
;
ar-ta-a-a, Shalm. Ill: Bal.
II, e,
G; Co.
- -
Mon.
I,
21;
Ob.
44;
Tgr.
1
2, 17.
KB
i,
VI, 19;
R 69, no. 5, no. 7, R.n. R. Ill, 26 JADD 586, 993,

II
h abarakku
rafa.JADD
33,
782,
c.
pp. 132, 138, 144, 154,

2.
60, 170.
Ill:
Arba'il-bel-iddin
A-ra-mu',
II, 27. II, 6 .
mar
A-gu-u-si, Shalm.
Mon.
IV-AN-V-MU, JADD
[81-2-4, 255, VII,
7 ].
R. s (B. C. 692).
96,
2,
'"Û-ra-ar-ta-a-a, Shalm.
Ill: Bal.
KB
II, 48.
Ârba'il^/F-ÂO-ha-mat (An), VSI,

f
12,
u.
f,
p. 162.
3.
Ar-ra-me,
m "'Ura-ar-ta-a-a,
Shalm.
Ill:
ArbaMlitu
"l
'
Mon.
4.
KB
"Woman from
Arbela"
c,
I,
p. 164.
IV-AN-[i-tu] 81-2-4, 255, VII,
spec.
.
Ar-ra-mu,
'"Û-ra-ar-ta-a-a,
Shalm.
Ill:
Mon.
*Arandas
p.
s.
II, 48, 51.
KB
*Arba'il-r[abba?], restored from. Ar.docket.
.*ibai,
I,
(Hit.,
cf.
n rArantu
= Orontes,
p. 100)
p. I46ff.
Cilic.
n. 'Opovrrjc;
ZA VII,
b.
8.
909, BEZOLD Catal. pp. 1629, 1964". f Arba'il-sarrat "Arbela is queen" (IV-ANW-
Rm.
$dr\MAN-rat, Ar.docket robins, STEVENSON, Contracts, no.

sold.
14),
of Subbiluliuma,
of Mursil, Boghazkoi,
JADD
85,
4,
wi. of
MDOG35,
p.
Mannu-ki-Ninib, pledged.2O7, 4 (IIIR46, 7 a),

(perhaps
Iran.),
*A-ra-as-tu(-a), Ar-as-tu-a
of Za-
mua, B. C. 88 1,
Anp. Ann.
II, 50, 54, eo.
*Ar-ba-ku
(Iran.
= AppdKijc;,
Sarg.:
chief.
cf.
JIN
p. 20)
KB
i
.
I,
p.
78
ff.
atAr-na-si-a,
A,
II,
32(K. 1668 b),
Arbaia (gentilic,
cf.
Ar-ba-a-a
TNB,
h
m5i
Arba)
3, e, 12
a Median
f
Ar-ba-a(-a\
JADD 66, 3 (B. C. 693).

83-1-18,
II, 50.
260,
Ar-ba-si
JADD
469,
20.
(III R 48). JADD 857,
119.
kisir,
bcl pihati,
543,
Arda (VRV-a\ hypocor.,
rab
HABL
= Arad-Istar,
no. 4)
cf.
Ar. docket [K]Ti

Contracts,
T. XLIII.
STEVENSON,
R.
14.
1 1
08,
R.
15
s.
of Apia, 94-6- 1
p. 176).
1,
36 (ZA IX,
p. 398.
KB IV,
*A-ri-j,a
(Iran.),
sa "'"'Uu-uS-tu, a Median chief,

II, 26
Sarg.: A,
cf.
(K. i668b).
*Ar-da-ra-a (Iran.,
JIN p. 21), mat U$-ta-as-sa-a-a, Shams. V: Ann. Ill, 48.

'Ap8ccpo<;,
-
OPe.
*Ar-la-ra-am-na-'
(Iran.,
"deliciae
Ariorum"
El.
JIN
f.
p.
25,
OPe. Ariyaramna,
Har-
IR30. KB
cf.
I,
p. 182.
Ardi
(URU-i\ hypocor.),
JADD
p. 10,
741, u.
ri-ia-ra-um-na, Gr. Apiapcxjivriq) of Arsanies, ggf. of Darius, Dar. Beh.
Ardija (hypocor.,
TNB
QQn.Wardi(di)-ia
HI
R.
R
4.
39,
2.
KPN, Ar-du-u-alW. XV URU-a-a, JADD 2, 2 (Ep. A"). 267, R. 4 AO222I (OLZVI, col. 199). A.BA, VSI,
96,
22.
*A-ri-ka-' (prot.
EL,
cf.
lA-ra-ka-i)
HABL
478,
Arik-den-ilu
"Long
is
the
judgment of god"
s.
ispar birmi,
JADD
100,
326, R. * (Ep.
(
i).
Ardi-ia-ar-qi(da?)-a,
JADD
cf.
3, ?
504).
King of Assyria, about B. C. 1330, Enlilnirari, f. of Adadnirarl I

1.
of
*A-ar-di-ma-ni-is (Iran,
JIN
p. 21,
OPe. Ardu,
A-ri-ik-di-en-AN
s.
f.
of s. Har-du-man-nu-is] VaJiauka, one of the supporters of Darius, Dar. Beh. Ill R 40, m.
maniS,
El.
of
Enlil-nirari,
(I)
gs.
;
of Adad-nirari
of ASuruballit, sakni d Enlil ti-sa-
ak-ki dAsur, Adnir.

2.
I:
KAHI
I,
3, 15.
Ardu
(URU\
abbrev., cf.OBa. Ar-du(-um)
BA VI,
A-ri-ik-di-ni-AN
f.
no. 5, p. 86,
Wa-ar-du-umR.'PN, Ar-du
I.
of Adad-nirari (Y),
Esarh.:
gf.
o?Sutman-asarid(T),
is.
BE
f.
XIV, Ardu P 97, 11), cf. Arad-Ea of Marduk-zakir-sum the Baby king,
,
KAHI
7
I,
75,
3.
King-list A, IV,
Arduti (URU-u-ti\
cf.
13.
GID-DI-AN, Rm. II, 606,

rubu
bit
la-ak-ni d
Ar-du-tum
BE
XV), K.
a
241,
kmu
I,
pp. 135, 173). (KING, Sarru dannu lar matAssur bani
AB RRT
tangu Ahir,
XI,
*Argistu
24,
spec.
Apyfjtf-rrjc;,
Samas, Arikd.:
p. 3.
ZA
II,
pi. Ill
no. 8
(cf.
name of
Persian,
s.
(AKA
KB
I,
p. 4).
Aeschyl. Pers. 308,

p.
1.
HOMMEL,
Grundriss,
of Enlil-nirari;
a)
gs of Asur-uballit:
38
n. 2)
sar '""tAshir, Arikd.: LENORMANT, Choix

of Urartu,
" lilt
Ar-gi-is-ta,
gistis II).
HABL 424,
s.
15
(Ar-
p.
169
(AKA
I,
p. 3, n. 2.
4
la-ak-ni dEnlil, K, 6303,

Urarti,
KB I, p. (WAF II, p.
IV
2).
1);
2.
Ar-gis-ti,
sar
and successor
f.
of Adad-nirari:
sa-ak-ni dEn-lU
of Rusas(I),
made
alliance with Muttallu

113.
of
Qummuh,
Sarg.: Khors.
KB
II,
is-sa-ak-ki dAsur t Adnir. I: saknu dEnlil
39,
ua
(KB
I,
p. 4).
sangn Asur,
p. 66.
Ar-gis-ti-Se Ru-sa-hi-ni-Se, in Chal-
Adnir.
KAHI
I:
I,
dian inscriptions,
p. 119.
LEHMANN, SB Ak,
f.
1899,
Adad-nirari
Adnir.
Adnir.
f.
I,
b) f. of 4, 10. 5, is. 65, 10; Sakin dEnlil Sangn dAhir,

I,
I,
Ar-gis-te(lu-ni-se),
offiusasQ.!),
KAHI
-KAHI
6,
8,
2.
2.
Sar
2.
>" f
AHur,
Chaldian inscription from Maku,

1912, p. 112,
3.
JRAS
1.
I:
9,
i r,
2.
and passim.
of
Ar-gis-tu, Shalm. IV:
VS
I,
69,
5,
cf.
10
Adad-nirari, Adnir. I: KAHI I, 7,2; VSI, 63, 2. Adnir. Ill: KAHI I, 24, R. a.
mh sangu ASur, MDOG 28, p. 12. $ar 'Ahtr, KAHI I R 6, no. Ill A, B, C. K. 8553. I, 67. 68. 76. Cf. OLZ VII (1904), col.2i6ff;
gf.
= Argistis
f.
(LEHMANN-HAUPT,
I (B.
Materialien,
no. 25)
C. 780). Ar-giS-te(hi-ni-Se),
of Sardur
(III),
inscription
II,
4.
from Ast-
wadzashen, DWAk. 36, Ar(Ub)-hi-e, Hrr&u, JADD 885,

*Ar-ia-e,
p. 15.
of Sulman-aSarid: sakin dAB\d

d
BE
31.
Sangn ASur, Shalm. I:

14,
4.
KAHI
I,
13, III,
HABL 198, HABL 147,

h
22
(time Sennacherib). A-ri-e,

490,
4.
15,
18.
s.
*A-ri-pa-ar-na (Mit,
cf.
A-ri-pa-ar-ni BE
XV,
Iran.
A-ri-hu/hi,
f.
mutir pnti,
JADD
675, R.
-
22.
tablet from Kerkuk, 'Aptfcycpccpvrit;!),

1 06, 22.
VS
I,
f.
of Nabn-dfir-usur, 81-2-4, 5 1 of Sarru-lu-dari, JADD 986,

i.
II,
9.
A-ri-ri
HABL
845, u.
No.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
*A-ri-sa-a (Alarodian),
HABL 147,
s.
80-7-19, 30.
HABL
III,
4.
716,
n (IVR46,
no.
2).
JADD 944,
See also U-ri-sa-a and Ar-sa-a-a.

*A-ri-wa-na (Mit., possibly Iran.), king of Abina,
Ar-ra-ku-tu
Boghazkoi,
A-ri-sarru (ipri?
OLZ
XIII, col. 292.

h Sa
= MAN},
sepa,
JADD
854,
of Ina-eh-etir, Sarg.St Arramu, see Aramu.

f.
1, 4.
KB IV, p.
58.
R.
i.
Ar-ri-zu,
JADB
(cf.
3,
II, 7 .
Arkat-ill-damqa
"The future of the god(s) the destiny given by the god) is (i.e. d auspicious" (cf. J Ar-kat-tum-tdbat(at)
Dar. 379,
46 ;
Ar(Ub?)-ru-"A8UP(^5),
:!:
JADD
384, R.
/j.
Ar-sa-a-a
Arisa, NBa.
121,
3
.
Arsa TNB,
Bi.
sn),
HABL
1.
EGIR(-at)-AN-KAK-a and
are to be read Arkat-ili-
*Ar8aka(OPe.ApGccKr)c;), as giving the ArsacidEra
EGIR-AN-SIG
bana and Arkat-ili-damqa, not with CLAY, BE XV, p. 27 etc. Arkat- dBana and
Arkdt- dDamqu)
1.
ArlAr-sa-ka, R. 7 (B. C.
(B. C. 113).
RH
19,
5,
R.
21
(B. C. 137).
10,
113).
Sarru,
32.
RH
R.
15.
15,
R.
10
21.
R.
20,
45, R.
49,
R.
51,
21
(B. C. 81).
10
Sarru $a
*%
Ar-kat-ANME-SIG
f.
RH
VS
I,
R.
(B.C. 91).
of Nabn-Sum-iSkun, Nshi.: of Nabu-belsunu,
36, IV,
i.
2.
Ar-Sa-ka-a, Sarru,
Sarrani,
no.
i,
RH
55,
(p. 155).
Sar
ff.,
2.
Ar-kat-AN-SIG
f.
Kandal.:
VS
:
V,
5, 35
(KB
f.
IV, p. 174).
3.
of Nabu-btm-tekun, Kandal
VS V,
63 a.
5, 32.
4.
RH 46 (B. C. 91). ZA III, p. 143 4-8. DT 35 (B. C. 103) Ar-Sa-kam, Sarru, RH 27, R. (B. C. 86). RH R. DT C. Ar-Sa-kan, 207 (B. 102).
2,
15
3,
2o
3.
Ar-kat-AN-SIG
f.
(B. C. 103).
ZA III,
p. 147, no. 9,
2.
of Nabu-nadin-ahu,
VR 46,
4.
EGIKM -AW M
f.
f.
-$IG
20.
'Artahsassu (OPe. ArtaySathra, Gr. ApTaêpgnc;, Bi. Kn(0)niri, Ar.
of Ahhea, Nshi.: VS I, 36, III, of Nadinu, VS I, 36, III, n.

l
APO), Artaxerxes
Persia, B. 465-424
1.
I,
king of
66.
19.
5.
EGIRt -ANPt-SIG ME
f.
Al-thk-Sat-su, Sar viatati,
CIS
II,
of
Nabti-li-,
III,
,
Merod.
p. 192.
20.
II:
Bl. st.
V,
10.
2.
Ar-tdk-Sa-as, Sarmatati,
etc.
BE IX,
63,
83,3,
KB
*Ar-na
*Ar-na-ba-a
pt.
I,
i,
VS
109,
3.
Ar-tdfy-Sa-as-is-su, Sarmatati,
"Hare" (Ar.
=
h
\sti\, cf.
OBa. JAr-na-
4. Ar-tdh-sa-as-si-iS,
BE IX, 31,25. Sar matati, BE IX, 39 a,

is,
ba-tum RPN, SAn-na-(a-}bu Dilbat, Arb.

n.
s.
f.
etc.
5.
^>j NOLDEKE, BSS

t
Ar-tdh-Sa-as-sis, Sar matati,
p. 81)
6.
i, I, i.
of Si -nadin-aplu,
of Dudhalia,
amelurqi,
JADB
BE IX, 42, u. BE Ar-tdh-Sa-as-su, Sarru, VIII, pt. 122, BE IX, etc. Sar matati, VS III, 188,
i,
20, is.
*Ar-nu-an-ta (Hit.)
s.
I, 33,
etc.
sarru rabn, Boghazkoi,

h
MDOG
Cf.
7.
8.
Ar-tdh-Sd-as-su, sar matati,

Ar-tdk-Sa-as-su, Sar matati,
185,25.
187,25.
35, P- 29.
BE IX, 3, VS VI, 84,

1
27. 21.
*Ar-pi-is(Iran.,cf.^r-//-fc),
hazanu Sa zl Partakka,
3.
BE
Esarh. A, IV,
10.
C, IV,
KB II,
IX, 3 2 a,
IB,
etc.
p. 132.
WAF
9.
Ar-tdk-Sa-Sat-su, Sar matati,
VS VI,
4.
i
.
183,20.
II,
p. 8.
10.
Ar-tdk-Sat-su, Sarru,
1
*Ar-pi-te (Iran., prob. identical h Sa "'
with Arpis]
12.
hazanu
'Ur-ia-ku,
527,
HABL 645,
Ar-ra-ba-ti,
HABL
NBa.
3 , e, 9.
BE IX, 59, VS III, K. 8506, 10 sarmatati, BE VIII, pt. 87, VS III, 190,14. 189, (KB IV, p. 312). ZA III, p. 158, PSBA XIX V, 121,
20.
is. 29.
25.
Ar-rab-ti (in
f.
texts, see
TNB)
11.
(1897), p. 142.
of Bel-apal-iddina, Simb.: Lay. 53, 5. " N o a d e " (?) (in OBa. and NBa. texts, Ar-ra-bu/bi
Ar-tdk-Sat-su, Sar matati,

year).
VR
37,
58
a (io th
VSV,
119,6. VI, 186,15.

23
83-1-18,
see
RPN, TNB,
cf.
Ar-ra(-d)-bu
BE XV)
1331, R. IV,
(PSBA
XI,
pi. IV).
T. XLIII.
*Ar-ta-ia (Mit., possibly Iran., cf.
Ar-ta-a
hazkoi,
*Ar-ta-la-nu
f.
BE IX), rabu of Ariwana, OLZ XIII, col. 292.

?Ja^)
"cochlear")
OPe. Xprcuoc;, Bogf.
R.
11.
rakab tcpa
Sarri,
JADD
R.
4
150,
R.4
(B. C. 679).
of Pa-ru-ta-a-ni,
...,
JADD
160,
(Ep. G).
(cf.
A-sa-a
JADD
IV
741,
20.
of Ka-ku-us-tu,
JADB
cf.
5,
I, IG.
*Asali (Mit.),
messenger of Dushratta
to
Ame-
*Ar-ta-ma-an-ia (Mit.-Iran.,
OPe. Aptap.evr]q,
201,
3.
nophis
A-sa-li,
SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ amel " l Zi-ri-ba-$d-ni,

*Ar-ta-mar-zi(-ia) (Ba.
El.
38, p. 2/l)
TA 29,
36.
173.
A-sa-a-li-in-na-a-an,
TA
TA
Mit. IV,
form of OPe. Artavardiya,

Ar.
*A-sa-nu-nu (cLAs-ta-na-nu}, k irriSu,]ADR 3,IV, n.

*A-sa-a-u (var.Saa, q.v.), $ar m at Gilzani, Shalm. Ill:
~
Ir-dn-mar-ti-ia,
imm
Beh.
Ill
APO),
general of Darius,
73, 74.
Dan
40,
Mon.
II, 6i
(III
8.
KB
I,
p. 166).
*Ar-ta-sa-ri (Iran., cf.
(?)
OPe.
'Apta^dprjc;, Ar-ta-
IX) vSur-di-ra-a-a, Shalm.

830).
ah-â-ar
BE
evidently identical with As-qu-du, q. v. m&t Da-ia-ni, Shalm. Ill: Co. 106 (Lay. *A-si-a, jfar
47,
A-si-i (in
32).
- KB
I,
Ill:
Ob.
171
(B. C.
I,
p. 148.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB;
cf.As-si-i, A-su-u),
*Ar-ta-si-ra-ri (prob. Iran.)
JADD
:
198,
i,
4, is
(B. C. 697). 622,
R.E.
Sar "^Nairi, Shams. V Ann.

-
Ill, es (I
R3
).
KB
p. 182.
cf.
s.
(Ep. D). of Ti-ti-i, K. 4729,
I, 21.
*Ar-ta-as-su-ma-ra (Mit.-Iran.,
p. 26)
s.
E.
MEYER,
KZ 42,
17,
19.
A-si-ni,
OLZ VII
(cf.
(1904), col. 217, time Arikdenilu.

A-si-ni),
A-si-nu-u
b.
OBa. A-si-nu-um RPN,

3 59,
of SuttarnaQ),
1
of Tusratta,
TA
JADD
*Asiri,
R.E./
(B. C. 680).
8, s(?).
cf.
Boghazkoi,
(cf.
OLZ
XIII, col. 292.
:i
Ar-ta-ta-a-ma/mas (Mit.-Iran.,
s.
MEYER,
17.
/. c.)
*As-qu-du
of Saussatar,
f.
of SutarnaQ],
III, 52.
gf.
of
til-la
OBa. AS-ku-du-um RPN, A$-kudCBM 3480), AA.BA, JADD 85 1, II, n
f.
Tusratta, 29, of SutfarnaQ.1), b. of Tusratta,

p. 36.
TA 24,
identical with As-gu-di, q. v.

As-si-i
(cf.
MDOG35,
d Te-el-
A-si-i),
(cf.
JADB
3,
VI,
15.
OLZ XIII,
cf.
col.
264 ff.
*Ar-Tessupa (Mit.
su-up-a-ri
.given"). the
VS
A-ri-te-3uj>BEXV, VII 72, 10 "T ess up has
JADD 742, *As-ta-qu-um-me, JADD 131,3 (Ep. M KB I V, p. As-tar ...... JADD 918, II,
*As-ta-na-nu
A-sa-nu-nu),
21.
50).
2.
\Ar-f\e-es-su-pa,
TA
29,
174.
SG.
Ar-
*f
As-ta-ar-ta-ni-ik-ku (Gr. STpaTovik-rj),
consort of
III,
te-e-e's-su-pa-na-an,
TA
Mit. IV,
in
Antiochus,
p. 138.
V R 66,
II, 2G .
KB
pt. 2,
*A-ru-a
(cf.
mountain A-ru-a
Kirkhi),
mat
Ki-in-du-ta-u$-a-a,
I,
Shams. V:
Ann.
A-SU-U
Ill, 59.
*Ar-za(sa)-bu-tu,
KB p. 182. JADD 641, R.
I8
(Ep. C).
289,
7.
"Physician" (or hypocor., cf. OBa. A-zi, A-zu (Asi, Asa) DHORME, BA VI, 3, p. 65, NBa. A-su-u, h A.ZU see TNB) JADD 233,
}
*Ar-za-ia
(cf.
Arsawiia),
(cf.
TA
62,
27.
R.
*A-su-hi-li,
13
(B. C. 659?).
*Ar-za(sa)-na
Ar-sa-nu-um T-DLC, Pisidian
farru, Esarh.
KAHI
3,
9.
I,
75,
4.
'Apâvoc;,
KRETZSCHMER,
5, 12.
Einl.,
p. 359),
*A(?la)-sur-rum,
Ta annek
cf.
Capp. G,
p. 1114,
A-sab-SU (abbrev.,
cf.
OBa. Tab-waâbsu
BE
VI,
*Arzawia (Hit. or Iran.?,
WEBER, Anmerkungen,
pt. 2,
f.
Tab-a-$ab-$u
MEYER,
KZ
l
42,
p. 19,
JENSEN,
olNabn-nasir,
VS
I,
BE XIV) KB IV, 3 5,
si.
p. 96.
Hittiter, p. 127), of
Ruhizu
62,
192,
27.
4.
A-sa-pi (abbrev.),
HABL 414,
48, R.
R.
13.
TA 53, 2. Ar-za-wi-ia, TA 191, Ar-zi-i HABL 845,

1.
Ar-xa--U-ia,
36, 56.
2.
A-sa-n'-du
197,
25, 33.
(in
OBa. and NBa.

*.
texts, see
2.
RPN,
743,
s.
TNB; abbrev.) HABL

TRep. 22 B, R.
R.
3.
2 54,
4.
255,
2.
.,
13.
64 A, R.
210, R.
5.
4.
81 F,
*l
*Ar-zi-zu/zi
(cf.
Ar-2i-su
21,
73),
JADD
931,
ii6A,
c.
133, R.
7.
2i6B,
No.
i.
KNUT
R.
TALLQVIST.
6. 219,6. 249, R. 9. 2526, R. s. 253, R.i. K. 10736. 83-1-18,132.293. mahni (ardu sa tarrt) TRep. 27. 29. 32. 87.
III.
f.
Ashirnirari, Assyrian
p. 10.
ruler,
II.
d ofAXir-JSN-ntfeiu', iUak A-Hr, MDOG 28,
170.
172.
187 A.
201.
202.
216.
250.
Asir-rabi.,
d
see Ahir-rabL
qa-at-nu,
TRep.
I,
136. 220. 231. 242.

i).
252 A.
A-sir-ri-im-ni-se-su
"Ashir
is
favour for his
2740
Mshi.:
s. s.
(= HABL 796,
Bit-A-la-ri-du,
s.
people"
of A$ir-nirari(JI), gs. of A$ir-rabi\ i$$ak
d
VS
35, 45
(KB
527,
IV, p. 96).
oiDam-qa; ardu sa
of Tabi-ia,
(?)
sarri,
5.
TRep.
187. 221.
AEr,
KAHI
s.
I,
63,
i.
(MDOG
with
HABL
probably
3e-su,
identical
25, p. 66 f.) d A-Ur-EN-ni-
A-si-ma
f.
....
of Asir-nirari,
(cf.
issak
d A-sir,
of Gad-ia-a,
(Ep. N).
PSBA XXX
(1908), p. 138,31
MDOG 28, p. 10
p. 2
1),
and
also with
SCHNABEL, MVG XIII, AS-hir-EN- UN^-ht,

I, 2
*A-si-na (OPe. Athrina, El. Ha-is-(si)-na)
Elamite
C.
i.
$ar '""'AHur, Synchron.

bel-nisesit).
(see
Asur-
pretender, B. C. 522, Dar. Beh. Epigraph

A-si-pa-a
(hypocor.,
cf.
A-3a-pi),
HABL
298,
A-sir-ta-a-a-ar
A-si-ru,
"Ashir
JIN
is
merciful", Capp. G,
/
1,3.
305,2. 431,2.
510,
A-sir
,
506,2.
507,2. 508,2. 509,2.
JADD
373, L. E.
(Ep. C).
K. 814. Sm. 1809. Capp. Ch. 7, 4, 5.

2.
*As-pa-ba-ra (Iran.
HABL 174,
HABL 645,
U-i-la-a-a,
ISpabara) R.i(Atya-6a-ri?). sa
II, 20.
p. 45, cf.
'Ka-
A-si-ra-a
897,
(perhaps Ar., cf. A-U-ri BE XV), JADD rid gammalc, JADB 4, IV, 12. IB.
ak-kam, Sarg. A,
9.
ina
"l
Ha-ri-f>a,
Asir-bel-nisesu, see Asir-rzm-nisesu
*As-pa-as-ta-ta-uk (Iran. ?)
(see
A-sir-e-mu-qi
"Ashir
is
(my) strength"
9,
4.
Shams. V: Ann.
Ill, 52
(IR
30.
also Asur-emttqi)
f.
KB
As-si-id
(f
I,
p. 182).
of Sa-ha-ar, Capp. G, of Bu-za-zu, Capp.

of Ahna,
h
hl
A-sir-i-din
s.
"Ashir has given"
hand",
239,
2.
perhaps A$si-idi "I lifted up my i. e. "I prayed"), K. 241, IX, 4,

1
T-D
spec.
f
A-si-ri-e (cf.
s.
A-si-ra-a, A-si-ni)
Assur
(S"
LIB.ER}
sinnisit
ckalli
sa
nagiru
lr-bu-a-a
JADD
446,
Asur-ban-aphi,
Assuraia
1.
MDOG 42,
618,
4
p. 44.
R.(Ep.Q).
A-sir-ma-lik
s.
"Ashir is counsellor", Capp.G, IO,G.
"Native of the city of Asshur" AS-hir-a-a, K. 5424 a. In NBa. texts, seeTNB.
QiA-îr-mu-ta-bi\be-el, Capp. T-D, 239, 4, u.
2.
"iHI-a-a,
JADD
//.
(Ep. T).
272, R. / (B. 0.694)
A-sir-mu-ta-bi/be-el
"Ashir
is
guardian"
(cf.
3.
WLIB.ER-a-a,
464, R.
JADD
100,
10.
Ilu-mu-tab-bil
BE
XIV,
dKUR-mu-tab-li
VS
1,
PSBA XXX
1908),
BE
s.
f.
XIV, Mu-tab-bll-ilu
BE XV)
2.
5,
p. 111,1; p. 112,3 (B. C.68i).
of I-din-na-bi-im, Capp.
of A-Ur-ma-lik,
d
(
T-D 239, T-D 239, Capp.

"Ashir
ruler,
is
spec.
As-su-ri,
f
**7U-'1NIN.
23.
K. 241, IX, n, IB-a-a, JADD 75, R.

.
u.
97,
Asir-nirari
A-sir-ni-ra-rt)
(my)
Assur?tu
l
"Woman from
the city of Asshur"

8,
helpeV;
I.
see also Asur-narara.
LIB .ER-i-tu,
81-2-4, 255, VII,
spec.
s.
Assur-Iumur (NBa.), see

f
of Ume-Dagan', iHakku of Asir, founder of the temple of *BE SipriaQ], KAHI I,

62,
i.
Assur-sarrat
TNB. "The city of Asshur
is
2
queen"
(III
vLJB.ER-sar-rat,
no. 2); XII,
2,
cf.
HABL 308,
II,
16,
Arn.:
(MDOG
f.of Kisru(?)-sa-Asir;
PII.
2 5, p. 68) issak d
KAHI
1,
63,
WAF
p. 53,
KLAUBER,
AO
A-tir,
MDOG38,
p. 29.
33 n.
ruler,
*As-su-te-mi-ia (Mit),
s.
*As-ta-ma-as-ti (JOHNS,
TA Mit. ADD III,

R.
//
I, eo.
p.
250)
of Alir-rabi,
d A$ir, Arn.:
f.
of AHr-rim-ni$e$u\ i$sak
I,
KAHI
63,
3.
JADD 159,3. A-su-i-si(?), JADD 329,
(Ep. K).
T. XLIII.
33
A-su-pi(wa)-ilu,
Capp. G, 5, 2. Asur (wAs~$ur\ abbrev. from ASur-afy-iddin), Sar >" ntAttur, Rm. 157 (KB IV, p. 126). f. of Nabn-mutakkil, Nabu-Sum-imbi, NabnSum-iSkun, Nabn-usippi and Nabtt-uSabsi,
u Akkadt, Esarh. I R 48, no. 6. rabu L dannu kiHati L matA$hir SakJf.
kanak Babili L
sarrani
Esarh.
s.
'
nai
" tat
Musur
no.
5.
Sumeri u Akkadl iar mitt Paturisi m " t

Kftsi,
R 48,
KB II,
p,
50, no.
i.
VS
I,
36,
II,
i,
etc.
is
Asur-ab-aplu(?)
"Ashur
e(?).
father of the son"

217,
6 (?).
ÂS-Sur-AD-As,
K. 1197,
Asur-ab-usur
1.
HABL
JADD
417,
5.
f.
of Sinahenba, gs. of Sarrukln; $ar '<A$$ur, Esarh. I R 48, no. 3. Lay. 830. of A3ur-ban-aplu, gf. of A$ur-etil-ilani\
$ar kiUati
matA$$nr
8,
no.
3,
3.
"O Ashur, protect the father!"

56, 5
KB
2.
s.
II,
p. 268.
AS-Sur- AD-PAP,
332, R.
7
(B. C. 663?).
As-SES-As
of Sinaherlba and J Naqi a (Zakntu); $ar
kittati
(B. C. 670).
A.BA,
259, R.
JADD
10.
230,
R.>.
f.
'""tAttttr,
JADD
B,
645,
4.
of Ahi-lamur,
JADD
3. 4.
AS-hir-a-hu-i-d[i-na], Esarh. K. 2388.
2.
d HI-AD-SES
(NBa.), see
TNB.
AS-tur-PAP-AS; Esarh.
II, 6 7:
(III
15.
Asur-ahe-ballit
"O Ashur, keep the brothers

h
KB
Ill
II,
p. 142).
JADD
620,
$a arkama
[645,
?].
alive!"
,
Asur-etil-km- aplu
Zumuhi nabu.
AS-hir-PAPP l-bal-lit,
832,
10.
rakab Sarri,
JADD
i,
V,
44:
ina kussl ittusib (B. C.68i).
KK.i6i5.
(cf.
2401,111,14. 4444. 6259.

II,
Sm.i079,6
Asur-ah-eriba
"Ashur has given a brother as reward" A&$ur-PAP**-SU ]XD'B 1092, R.s. IIR6 9
)
,
WAF
p. 56). 82-5-22, 527. 83-1-18,
45. 477.
no.
3,
R. sb, read Sinahenba.
aplu kenu, Esarh. Sarru: Esarh. IV
836(MVGIII, p. 2). 89-4-26,151. IV R 61, IV, 5, 15, is, 20.
61,
II,
u,
ic.
Ill, 21.
ie, 34.
Asur-ahesu-eres
"Ashur has planted

h
his (the
lar >*Attar: Esarh. IV

IV, u. V,
26 .
i.
childs?) brothers"
HABL 91 8.
35OO,
R 61, III, JADD 330, R.

e.
is.
AS-lur-PAPP-lu-PINt
R.
i4
A.BA,
JADD
260,
359, L. E.
360, R. u. 804,
II,i5,i7,2i.
KK.
2401,
(III
R 48).
11,34. III,i6.
Asur-ahe-usur
"O Ashur, protect the bro-
thers!"
kistati
K. 2852, 25. $ar kittati, $ar mSfAs$nr, Esarh.

f.
i.
J
Sarru dannu, K. 2852, is. $ar

I
R 48,
no. 4.
AS-Sur-PAPPt-PAP, JADD 464, R. //. Asur-ah-iddin "Ashur has given a brother";

abbrev. Alur-iddina (Sm. 524, var.) and
sar kittati
JADD
Esarh.
s.
709,
kibrat irbitti, at >~ Attnr s. L kittati Sar

$.
" atA$tur
m ^Sumeri u Akkadl
I
"'^KarduniaS,
ASur (Rm. 1 57). AS-Sur-PAP-AS JADD 8ss,R. 2 W/.677tf,JADD244,R.n. mar h rab kisir, JADD 616, n (Ep. ASur-bel} .
R 48,
no.
a)
7.
of Sinaherlba;
gs. of
Sarrukln; Sarru
usur}.
HI-SES-MU,
in
NBa.
texts, see
no. 2 sarru rabu etc. -f Sakkanak Babili Sar

;
BE IX.
Esarh addon
s.
"""Sumeriu Akkadl, Esarh.KAHI

(Bi. 'prrTiDX,
Eg.-Ar.
B. C.
f
ptfmox
Sarru rabu
S.
dannu
kittati
S.
I, 52.55. matAttur
APO), king of Assyria,

of Sennacherib and
of Sargon,
f.
681-668,
Naqia (Zakutu),
Sakkanak Babili Sar miltSumeri u Akkadl Sar miitMusurkamtt Sar m ^Meluhsar kibrat
irbitti,
gs.
of Ashurbanapal, Ashur-
mukinpalia, Ashuretilshameuirsitiballitsu,
Lay. 19, no.i (KB II, p. 150, no. 2); descend, of Bel-BA-ni mar Adasi, Sarru
S.
Sinnadinaplu and Sammuges; also called Ahir-etil-(ilani-)kfn-aplu, see below and
rabfl
dannu
S.
kiSSati
S.
mhtASSur Sak-
kanak Babili Sar "'"'Sumeri u Akkadl

Sar
milt
WAF
i.
II,
p.
54 ff.
kisZati s. dannu sakkanak Babili s. " Sumeri
.?.
!tlt
KarduniaS, Esarh.
f.
S,
13;
f.
of
AS-PAP-AS; Zarru rabu

s.
Asurbanaplu,
56,
3.
'""'AFsur
b)
gf. of SinSariSkun, KAHII, of ASurbanaplu; Sar kittati

5
No.
i.
34
S.
KNOT
<*
TALLQVIST.
Attar,
648,
II
2.
R 40,
;
sec
(CTXIV,
pi. 15).
s.
of Sinaheriba,
'""'ASSnr,
f.
of Aturbanaplu;
2867,
i5 2.
tar
S.
JADD
f.
Abp. K.
II
s a.
sar kittati
QiAturbanaplu tar m "*ASSur,

(III
H ABL 308,
f
13
>'AsSnr,
Ill
36,
(CT XVIII,
S.
pi. 37).
6,
no.
2).
81-2-4, 48.
38,
sar kittati
"'Âssnr sak-
5.
*AS-Sur-PAP-AS,HA'BL36S,<>.Sar' ASSur, K. 3790, 17 (KB IV, p. 122). Sar kittati

tar "'"'ASSur, Esarh.
I
kanak Babili Sar '""'Sumeri u Akkadl, Abp. B, III R 27, 1, 3. tarru rabn s. dannu
S.
48, no. 8.
kittati etc,
Abp.:
.
WE.
Misc.
pi. 7,
5.
6.
AS-Sur-PAP-SE-na,]AD~D
493.
676).
s.
381,
502,
9.
83-1-18,
e
CT
f.
IX,
pi. 6, 4
Sar
>"*ASur,]ADV
f.
R.
(B. C.
of Aturbanaplu and Samatsumukin] tarru
rabn
of Aturbanaplu; tar
'"" f
of Sinaheriba,
*<
dannu t. kittati S. mhtAttnr Sumeri u Akkadl, Shmk. S 9.

S.
J
,
S.
7.
IV dAS-tur-PAP-SE-na
Attar, Abp.
s.
63, IV,
<*.
f.
of Aturbanaplu, Abp. A,
etil-ilani,
1,2?; gf.
of Atur3.
tar '""'ASSarJADD 650,
807,
3.
of Sinaheriba,
IV,
39.
f.
of Aturbanaplu,
IV R
53,
12.
HI-PAP-MU,
IV,
[2],
HABL 454,
King-list A,
as king of Babylonia.
8.
AS-tur-SES-MU,
81-2-4, 173.
80-7-19, 71, var.

1659. 10220. 13 144. for >"*
13.
d HI-PAP-SE-na
s.
9.
AS-tur-SES-SE-na, KK.
of Sinaheriba,
kittati
S.
f.
of Aturbanaplu', tar
83-1-18, 897.
1
Attar,
'"ÂSS
fir,
VR
52, 23 c.
KGS
s.
76. 97.
08. 119.
123.
124.
143.
f.
of'Aturbanaplu; tar '""'ASSar, Abp. Ann. I, s,

var.
of Sinaheriba; a) gs. of
Sarrukln; tarru
14.
rabn
S.
kanak
kittati S. >""*Attar takBabili tar mhtSumeri u Akkadl,
dannu
S.
^HI-SES-MU,
Esarh. Bl.
st. II, 19
(I
R 49.
32
e.
KB II,
(KB
Esarh. A,
I, i.
- KB
p. 122).
Chron. B,
III, 38, 39.
IV, w,
pi. 5,
II,
p. 124.
II
b)
f.
of
ge.
II,
p. 282f.).
tarru
tar
CT
X,
mat Attar, Aturbanaplu; tar
R 69,
HABL
Br. cyl.
752, R.
II, 36 (I
22.
'""'ASSttr,
III, pt. 2,
Nabd.
p. 84).
IV
60*,
29 b.
R 69. KB
V,
2, 19
i.vi Aturbanaplu; Sar'ÂSSffr, KGAS66.75. d 10. AS-tur-SES-SE-na,YJ^.^Q\. 10743. 12201.
Sar
p.
1
kittati,
66).
VS
(B.
675.
KB IV,
tar
tarru dannu tar
matAttar
12783. 80-7-19, 71. 75. 137. 83-1-18, 577.

580. 582. 765. Bu. 88-5-12, 105,
p. 349).
1, 27
Bu. 91-5-9, 169. 181.

105, u.
199.
(BA III, mar

16.
arbai takkanak-Babili tar Sumeri u Akkadl (Sumer.), OBI 151.

kittati Sar kibrat
s.
of Sinaheriba,
kittati
S.
f.
Sarri, 82-5-22,
tarru, K. 2663.
2.
'""'ASSnr
of Aturbanaplu\ tar takkanak Babili tar

,
tar m Âttar,
KGAS
3.
4.
5.
29.
mStSumeri
f.
67. 68. 70. 81. 91. 93. 98.
101.
107.
149.
108.
u Akkadl, Abp. S 2 u of Aturbanaplu; tar matAttar,

1,
Nabd.
in.
115. 116. 118. 125. 126. 131.
tar
1
Rm.A,
d
5.
'
48
(VR64.
KB III,
pt.2, p. 100).
i.
md *Attar tarrutahtum rubu no* id, Esarh.
HI-SES-SE-na,
7943.
HABL 589, R.
KK. 7862.
(var.:
KAHII,
f.
51,
m,
2, 6 .
5 ".
10057. 10743. Sm. 524
d HI-
of Aturbanaplu; sar m "'Astur,

III
Abp. E,
1
SE-nd). 657. 663. 1158. 1320.

80-7-19,
73.
DT
299.
i.
R
7.
29, no.
KB
II,
p. I58n.'3.
82-9-18,
2193.
83-1-18,
f.
of Samassumukm; tar "'"'Assnr, K.
1478,
898. Bu. 91-5-9,167. 194. tarru, K. 13648.
R.
1 1
.
(KGAS
149).
1, 27
tar
'""'ASSur,
57-
KGAS
-
9.
25.
43."
46.
dHI-PAP-
AS, Abp. Ann.

34,
GO b, 76 b.
(KB
II, p.
54)
47-
69-
IO2
IO 7-
Sm.
412.
is
Bu. 88-
C,
mat
III
80-7-19, 44.
tar
R.
5-12,
75+76,
S.
X,37.
78, VIII,
(BA
III,
Attur Abp.: A,
1, 8 , 53;
Ann. I,
(KB II,
6.
PP- 3 2 7, 33 0-
^r Babili, DT 34 (B. C. 676).

"tht Attar
p. 152);
VSI,
83,
1,4.
JADD
645,
Sar kittati
takkanak Babili
Bl. st.
I, i
I,
i
Sar "'"'Attur Sar Babili, Esarh. I R 48, no. 9. tar kiss ati S. '""'AsSfir, WE. Misc.
.
tar "'"'Sumeri u Akkadl, Esarh.
(IR49.
KB II,
p. 120).
Bu. 88-5-12, 80,

S.
pi. 6, no.
3.
(BA
III, p.
341).
tarru rabn
dannu Sar
T. XLIII.
35
kittati L
m " fAttur $. kibrat irbitti takkanak
Asur-asu
1.
"Ashur
is a
Babili tar mat Sumeri u Akkadl, 81-6-7,
AS-ht-ur-A.ZU,
d
CT
healer" (OBa.) 29, u, nb.

.
s.
209,8 (BAIII, pp. 260, 5 1). Q{ Sinaherlba', a) gs. ofSarrukm, descend, of Bel-BA-ni,
ntat
f.
2.
Asur-balatsu-iqbi
A.USAR-A.ZU, CT29, 24, 3 "Ashur has orderd
his life"
of Sama$btmukfn and
Aturbanaplu\ tarru dannu t. kistati s. Attfir takkanak Babili tar mS*umtri

is
u Akkadl, Shmk. Cyl.

p. 196); b)
s.
f.
(KB
III,
pt.
I,
AS-tur- TI-su-E\iq-bi, VS \, 97, 13, 15. Asur 2 -bal-lit"OAshur, keep alive!" 82-5-22, 536. JADD 32 5, R. //, b. of Atur-tallim-ahe h rab kisir, JADD 325, R. 6. (Ep. A).
s.
of Aturbanaplu', tarru rabtt
of Marduk-mutaqqin; nappahu,
AO222I,
dannu
t.
kittati
mflt
L m Âssur sakkanak
i,4.
R. s (B. C. 6s6(?);
Asur-balta-ibni
OLZ VI,
BE
col. 199).
Babili tar
Ill
Sumeri u Akkadl, Abp.

1
, ,
"Ashur has created abun(NBa.),

is
6, 28
,
b (KBII, p.258). VR62,no.
dance"
d
f.
2 2 1 Abp. L 5. L ,4. P 3. P 4 (LEHMANN, Shmk. pi. XXIII, XXV, XXVIII, XXX). S 3 21 (without tar kittati}, of Sin-nadin-aplu tar mMAttur K. 195,2
,
;
HI-UR-KAK
X,
23,
17.
Asur-baltu-nise
"Ashur
1
,
abundance
207,
2.
for the
people" AS-tur-UR-UNP
HABL
966, R.
10.
(KGAS
1
107).
6.
mZtAttttr sakkanak Asur-ah-iddina; tar Babili sar mati e-li-tum u t\ap-li-tum\

.
.
Epon., B. C. 803, Canon A, III, 15. B, III, zs\ 3d Arbaha, Canon E -f- 81-2-4, ^7, 9.
Asur-ban-ahe
"Ashur
is
begetter of brothers"
512,
8.
Rm. 284, R. G (WAF II, p.

$.
17).
Jar
*Attur
AS-iur-KAK-PAP^,]ADD
pa-a-a,
Asur-ban-aplu
te-lap-
kittati
t.
kibrat
irbitti
sakkanak Babili
JADD
769,
is
i.
tar m " tSumeri u Akkadl, Esarh.

p. 21.
MDOG 44,
"Ashur
begetter of the son"

1001,
2.
AS-tur-KAK-A,
.
HABL
3.
1026,
i.
Asur-ah-usur
1.
"O Ashur, protect the brother!" AS-hir-PAP-PAP, JADD2, R. 3 500, R.//.
83-1-18, 22. Bu. 91-5-9,

Ill
Epon. B.C.
626,
s.
899(?),
i,
I, i 2 (?).
VS
2.
1,
92,
21.
rakab
GABP -te, J ADD 912,

l
i.
King of Assyria,
B. C. 668
of Esar-
NBa. texts, see TNB. AS-hir-SES-PAF, is "Ashur (my) leader" Asur-alik-pani

in
1.
haddon, gs. of Sennacherib, f. of Asuretil-ilani-ukinni and Sinsariskun:

1.
2.
HABL 787, HABL 783, 784, AS-tur-a-lik-pa-ni,

AS-sur-a-lik-pa-an,
2.
2.
AS-KAK-A,
kittati
s.
Esarh.
"' at
48,
no. 6,
5.
tar
2.
785,
2.
786,
3.'
2.
788,
2.
Assur, Abp. Sm. 1350. of Asurahiddin, f. of Aturetililani\ tar
tar
AS-sur-DU-SI,
bel pihdti ^'"^Bar-hal-sa,

854,
13.
kittati
p. 268.
""'Attnr,
R 8,
no.
3,
2.
KB II,
var.
2,
s.
JADD
d
4.
853,
12.
Hl-a-lik-pa-ni,
mutir putu sa
eli t l Bir-ra-
2.
3.
AS-KAK-TUR.US,
AS-tur-KAK-A,
Ill
II
R 66,
no.
2, 8 ,
na-a-ti,VS V, 2,/o (B. C. 675.

Asur-apal-iddin
1.
KB IV, p. 166).
a son"
(B. C. 691).
II
7, 42 b;
66, no.
2, 9.
"Ashur has given
R 28,
51.
KK. 203.
3.
226. 883,
G.
1286,
14.
i
AS-tur-A-AS,
d
JADD
NBa.
320,
R.^
1974.
2652,
II,
2808,
4669.
5425,
2.
HI-A-MU,
per!"
in
texts, see
TNB.
(WSml.
p. 12).
7506. 11869.
Sm.
254.
Asur-apal-lisir
"O Ashur, may the son pross.
80-7-19,68. 83-1-18,45. 199. 361. 403. Bu. 89-4-26, 1 18. 91-5-9, 185. 208. mar ridiiti,
AS-sur-TUR.US-GIS,
h
of
4.
Istar-naid,
Esarh. sa
no.
bit
5,
7.
KAHI
ridiiti
Ill
I,
75,
R.
4.
mar
tarri rabn
I
hazanu,
JADD
1040, R.
sa Asurahiddin,
16, no. 2
48,
5).
i.
Astir-apal-usur d 1.
102,
2.
3.
"O Ashur, protect the son!" A-tur-A-PAP, s. o^Samas^-u-ma-i.VSl,

(?
R
7
(HABL
308, R.
sarru,K.43<x>.
Sar'^'AHar.HABL 1022,
10.
JADD 200,
cf.
(B.C. 667). 203,2. 208,

270,
L.E.i
33i,
s
AS-tur-A-PAP, Sm. 1089

P-
WAF
II,
(B. C. 668).
271,
7.
322,
7.
575 Q.
(B. C. 666?). 418,12. 420,10. 448,16. 471,16,
No.
i.
5*
36
R.
5.
KNUT
704, R.
Ill
TALLQVIST.
641,
;
7.
646,
9.
647,
9.
5.
R 29,
19.
12.
HI-KAK
S.
(abbrev. or error?), Sar kiSsati
no.
i, is
32,
KGAS 50, jfsr, JADD 644,

1
.
V, 29. KK. 1425. 1436, 2. 3979, R. 8 1 5 3, 2. for &.?fo# fo r

2.
"'"tASSttr,
IIIR
37, 71 a.
*M
JS.
13.
HI-KAK-A
s.
sarru rabu
s.
dannu
in
kiSSati
jf.
'""'Assur (K. 3412, u,
hymn
i.
of Afurahiddin, gs. of Sinahenba] sarru rabuS. dammS.kisSati S. m " tASSur, Abp.P 2 3

,
to
Merodach; K. 886 and passim,

jf.
in colo-
phons)
s.
y^rtf/
/>#, JADD 646,
647,
14.
(LEHMANN, Shmk., pi. XXX). d HI-KAK-A, Abp: A, VII, is,

Ann.
I, 31.
IOG.
9.
IX,
469,
58 ;
12,
(B. C. 655).
VI,
113.
HABL
6,
1, 4.
454,
i
;
of ASuratuddin; Sar '""'ASsur, 81-2-4, 4 8
R.
no.
i.
Ill
35, no.
II,
36, no.
53,
2, 7;
53.
Sarru rabn
II
S.
dannu
Ill
s.
kiSSati
S.
mai
ASSur,
3, 4;
37, 5sa;
38,
4.
3 ?b.
IV
IV,
R 62,
gs.
of Smaherlba,
JADD 648,
f.ofAsur649,
2.
KK.
8.
223.
4.
1285,
2564. 2656, u. 2998.
1,12
(B.C. 65 5).
R 3 8,
no.
i, 7;
4728, R.
8003.
11516.
12213.
1
!365i.
etil-ilani,
Sar
"iai
ASsur,
JADD
53,
13772. Rm.II. 134. 80-7-19,

476. 777. Bu. 89-4-26,
6. 81-2-4, 176.
650,
d
4.
2.
81-7-27,70. 82-5-22, 178. 83-1-18,231. 384.
AS-htr-KAK-A; rubti, IV R ~ stA$Sur, JADD 641, 7.

of Sarruk'm,
56,2.
IV,
37.
Sar
1 1
6.
DT
17 a.
229.
(III
262.
mar
Ann.
2.
Sarri rabtt, Abp. A,

I, i.
I, i, 31
R 37);
s.
of Asurahiddin, gs. of Sinaheriba, ggs. of SinSariSkun, KAHI I, f.
rubu,
III
38,
sakkanak
[Babili],
LEHMANN-HAUPT,
Material., no.
5.
AS-Sur-KAK- TUR. US, 80-7-19,366. HABL mar Sarri, HABL 3, R. 453, 14. 961,
2. 1 1
Abp. Ann. V, 100. IX, 73. sar "**4jfJfr,Abp.A,iy,M; Ann. II, 98. 111,87,122.
35,
Sarru,
e.
IV,
20;
II
R 66,
no.
2, i;
III
36, no.
,
5, 8
,
sar ""'Attar,
kiSSati
s.
JADD 419,
IV
9.
Ill
R 2,
C,
ei.
Sar
37> ia > *2a, cb, 2ib, 2sb, 4ob;
S2
39;
S3
GS;
S.
****
Attar,
R 60*,
26
b.
66. of ASurahiddin; Sar ÂSSttr, of Sinahertba, Sarru rabn s. 67. 75- gs.
KGAS R 40,
114.
(LEHMANN, Shmk., pll. XV, XXI, XXVI). BE VIII, pt. i, 142, 4 (ZA XXII, POGNON, Inscriptions p. 14). Lay. 86, 2.
L2,
20
dannu
6.
s.
kiSSati
S.
m(tf
ASSttr, II
GS.
53 c.
no.
i, 23.
HABL 879,
1,
2.
926,
2.
1022
1.
1040,2.
15.
IVR6o*
d
B,
28
b; 63, IV,
JADD 32
122.
R.
G.
KK.4,
R.S. 28. 105, R.

I, 6.
AS-hir-KAK-TUR.US,
80-7-19, 137. 82-3-23, 89.
116.
[117.
KGAS
143.
159,
22, 29.
I36O. 2411,
i.
2674,
40.
1,
12
etC.
mar sarri, KGAS

144.
150].
S.
3161. 4787,
8674, R.s.
Rm.
DT
no.
78.
119.
120.
122. 150.
nctt 80-7-19, 102. SarkiSSatiS.' ASSur,
CTX,
i, i.
Sar m "*AsSur,
KGAS
38,
ei d.
Sar kiSSati
4,
10.
R 7,
no. 9, A, B, C, D, E;
8,
"ÂSSur,
d
7.
II
IIRio, 2ca;
11,776; 18,53 a; 23, sea; 24,296;
A.USAR-ba-an-TUR.US, IV
R.
11.
18,
no.
2,
33, eie;
III
35, 52g;
71
36,136;
40,
6
79 a.
59, 4 sd.
3 4b.
8.
HI-ba-an-A,K.\292.
SarkiSSatiS. mStASSnr,
R 37, a; 57, 4sb; 59, sb; 65, IV R 4, sea; 6, *oa; 8, ssa; 9, 5cb; 10,
11, 52b; 14, no.
12;
i,
55b;
Rm.
d
9.
II,
126.
R.
9;
17, sob; 19, 24b; 20,
HI-ba-a-ni-TUR.US, Sar ""'ASSur, Shmk. Cyl. 25. Sarru rabtt S. dannu s. kissati s.
mili
no.
2,
R.
31, Gib; 33,

50,
IV, n; 42, VI,

59,
15;
i,
44, VI,
42;
IV,
5.
27;
57, 5?b;
n o.
ASSur,
b.
of
Samassumukin
p. 196.
Shmk.
bel
R.
20;
56.
Add.
S.
p.
KK.
S.
1
24.
56.
61, IV,
71,
Cyl. 20.
KB
III, pt. i,
IV,
var.
105.155,54. 191, IV,

mStASSnr
214, R.
irbitti,
33.
Sar
of
S.
10. d HI-ba-an-TUR.US,
KK
-
4449,
kiSSati
kibrat
,
b.
Warrant,
HABL 1007, Nabd. V R 64, NBK pp. 220 p. loo

I,
.
* ar '""*A$sttr,
II,
3,
44
(KB
III,
pt. 2,
Sammuges, Shmk. S 12. sarru rabtt dannu s. kiSsati s. "'ÂsSur, IV R 55, no.
R.
s;
2,
ff.
ff.).
<
1.
dHI-ba-ni-TUR.
"ill
pi.
at ASSttr, US, Sar kiSSati s. R 62, isb. KK. 131, R. 12 (CT XXVII, 16). 2048, R. is, etc., in colophons.
K. 2139 and passim in colophons. 1 Sar kibrat irbitti, K. 20 b, is. ditto
Abp. A, X, Ann. VII, 94.
57.
Sarru sangu
ellu,
Abp.
T. XLIII.
37
>'saknu,
(cf.
s.
of Ahirahiddin',
b.
of SamaShimukin,
rabtt
s.
3-
A$-$ur-KAK,
JADD
351, R.
,<>.
Chron. B, IV,
kiSSati
33.
Sarru
dannu
f.
S.
Asur banija or -bunaia
Bel-bnnaia;
845,
abbrev.)
L ÂSSnr,
Sarru rabtt
sar kibrdt
81-7-27, 177;
gs. of
S.
of
Asuretililani,
fyeriba:
JADD 807, 2;
S.
i.
SinaS.
AS-Sur-KAK-a-a, Epon., B. C. 11,24. IIIR I, 11,19.

Asur- ban?ia(or
Canon B,
danmi
kisSati
-bunaia)-usur
(AS-Sur-KAK-a-aII, 8 ;
I,
""ÂSSfir, K. 2867,
ditto
(III
-{-
Bu. 89-4-26, 209,

irbitti,
57;
12;
i
PAP}.
Shalm.
p. 168);
Epon., B. C. 856, Canon A,

Ill:
h
Abp. B
IX,
I,
Mon.
II,
09
(III
8.
KB
27);
Ann. X,
CT
,
6,
3;
rab BI.LUL, 82-5-22, 526,

1
II, 5
ditto
-}-
sar kibrat
i.
irbitti
,
sar Warrant,
2
(LEHMANN, Abp. Shmk, pll. XIII, XVII, XXV, XXVIII). IIIR 6, ae b. WE. Misc. pi. 7, i.
PI,
,
L2
l.
S2
l.
S3
(KB III, pt. 2, p. 142). Epon. B. C. 826, Canon A, II, 37. Epon., B. C. 8 7, Canon A,
II,
.
Asur bel ...,
JADD
899,
III,
3.
Cf.
Rm.
II.
261.
cf.
f.
of SinSariSkun, sarru..,,
ZA XI,
p. 47.
Asur bel-da(i)n
(reading
not
quite
certain,
d HI-KAK-
TUR.
no.
2,
IV R 28,
Sm.
1
US, HABL 1 1 7, 5. Lay. 86, ie. R 52, 34 c. KK. 261. R. 15.
i.
DELITZSCH, BA II, p. 38, TNB p. 3i2b) AS-sur-EN-dan-an HABL 123, n. 243, 2.

,
433. 2632. 2998. 4449. 8880. 8904. 10319.

122.
244,
s.
2.
1950.
Rm.
994.
Rm.
II.
134.
of Nabtt-salli,
B. E.
i,
rakbu
GAB* JADD 3 54,

1
,
48-7-20, 119. 79-7-8, 87. 83-1-18, 490.

Sarri,
mar
sar
2.
R.
3.
Sm.
1358.
sarru,
IV,
54,
K. 8904.
84,
<js.
AS-Sur-EN-dan-in,
247,
2.
HABL
245,
2.
246,
2.
'""'Atttir,
I
Abp. A,
151.
HABL
IO2,
17.
IO5,
4,
5, 8,
16, 20, 27, 28, 33, 35, 38.
K.
Asur
KG AS
130.
147.
LEHMANN, Shmk.,
34.
i.
pi.
XLII,s. Nabd. St. X,

83-1-18,
263,
K.
159,25. 82-5-22,
Sarru
dannu,
HABL
1007,
R.
23.
Sarru
dannu
s.
"Ashur is lord of the gods" AS-hir-EN-ANP JADD 267, R. n. Asur- bel-ka'in "O Ashur, establish the lord!" h i. AS-sur-EN-DU, SAG, HABL 885, R. i. d AS-sur-EN-DU, Epon. Canon D, III,c, error
bel-ilani
1
,
"'"'AHur,
K. 2846,
s.
sar kiSSati
51, see.
52,
(WAF I, p. 474). '"Âssnr, II R 21, 26 a. 27, 206.

9
for Adad-bel-kain.
3-
AS-tur-EN-DU-in, Epon.,
tanu, 82-5-22, 526,
p. 142.
II,
4.
B. C. 857, */;--
IV R
26.
14, no.
3, 2b. 48, 23 b. 49, sab.
KB
III,
pt. 2,
IV,
58,
IV,
31.
60, seb.
VR
51, 4oa.
4-
KK.
-
2391. 2454. 2544. 3294, and passim
AS-sur-EN-D U-ni, Epon., B. C. 8 5 7, Canon A,

II,
7.
in colophons,
I, so.
sar matati,
(2O
th
BE
VIII, pt.
I,
159,
s.
37
year),
mat
8.
sarru rabtt
II
s.
5-
AS-Sur-EN-ka-in, Epon., B. C. 85 7, Shalm. Ill
dannu
kissati
s.
IV
s.
23, no. 2,
R.
Assur, K. 59, R.
R 43, 30 d.
45.
Mon.
Asur bel-kala
II, so.
KB
is
I,
p. 162.
of Ahirahiddin, gs. of Sinaherlba', sarru dannu s. kissati S. '"ÂSSttr s. kibrat irbitti

s.
lord of everything" King of Assyria, about B. C. 1080, s. of
"Ashur
Sarrani,
Abp.
is
1
,
(LEHMANN, Shmk.,
Tiglathpileser I, gs. of Ashurreshishi, b. of Shamshi-Adad IV, son-in-law of Adadapaliddin, the Babylonian king.
pi.
XXIII).
Asur-bani
1.
"Ashur
2.
creator"
i-j.
AS-sur-ba-ni, Capp. G, 23,

232,
233,
2.
HABL 23 1,2.
236,
l
234,
h
2.
235,
2.
2.
237,
2.
AS-Sur-EN-ka-la, sakin Sangtt A$ur, Lay. 73, 7. sar "'"'Assfir, Synchron. II, 25, 29, 33, contemp. with Marduksapikzlrim and
Adadapaliddin.
s.
BE
420,2. K.7506.
676,
3
belpihati
(B.
.711). Epon., B.
.713,
h
Kalha,}ADT) Canon A,
sakin
al
of Tukulti-apil-Esarra, gs. of Asur-reSisi\
V,
2.
a
ii.
JADD
10.
248, L. E.
2.
i: 27.
Kahi.
II, 10.
(sar
"< at
As}$ur,
R 6,
f
no.
(AKA
I,
677, R.
765,
809, R.
926. 1098,
p. 152).
2.
'AS-sur-ba-ni,
Epon,
B. C. 713,
Canon D,
<*[f/I]-N-l>a-[/a], tar'
Attur, Chron. K3,6,
IV,
No.
i.
G.
contemp. with Marduksapikzer.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Asur-bel-kin
(cf.
"O Ashur, establish the

Asur-bel-kain]
lord!"
Asur-bel-amati
1.
"Ashur
is
lord of
command"
7,
5, i.
A-Sur-bi-el-a-wa-tim, Capp. G,
AS-lar-EN-ki-in,
Asur-bel-mati
HABL 452,
13058.
p.
2.
A-$ur-bi-ld-wa-tim,
8,
7.
"Ashur
is
lord of the country" lord of his people"

(cf.
Asur-dain (AS-sur-dan-in
),
JADD
853, R.
14.
AS-hir-EN-KUR.., K.
Asur-bel-nisesu
Asur-da iinanni
1
.
"Ashur
is
our judge"
"Ashur
is
or to be read Ahir-rim-nilcsu
Asir-
2.
AS-hir-dan-a-ni, Epon., B. C. 685, JADD 36, 3. h AS-$ur-dan-in-a-ni, {su-ut-re^\, Tigl. IV:

B.
Ill
42
rim-nisesu\
1.
(KB
II,
p.
8).
Epon., B. C. 9O3(?),
AS-htr-EN-UNf'-hi, sar '""'ASstir, Synchron. I, 2, mentioned before Puzur-Asur,

contemp.
with
i, I, s.
Epon., B. C. 733, of
10
Mazamua,
i,
12;
Canon B, V,
^V,39. JADD
PI. 2,
+
,
E.
Ill
IV,
se.
Karaindas,
probably
q. v.
3.
Epon., B. C. 685,
Canon
C, IV,
IIIR
i,
identical with A$ir-ri-im-ni$ehi,

2.
of A-sur-EN-ni-h-su, Assyria, king KAHI I, 4, 33, between Puzur-Asur and
i3S,R.E.i.430,R. B (?). 753, w. AS-hir-dan-in-an-ni h ~$u-ut-re$, Tigl. IV:

27.
Epon., B. C. 733,
Eriba-Adad.
Asur-bel-sakin(?
1.
Epon., B. C. 685, R.
5.
Canon A, IV, SG. Canon A,V, 39; JADD 430,
cf.
A$ur-bel-dabi)
5264.
1
.
1098,
III,
7.
AS-sur-EN-GAR-in, K.
d HI-EN-
Asur-da(i)n-aplu
3.
2.
GAR-in,
HABL 699,
i.
AS-hir-da-ins.
TUR, US
belpifyati,
HABL
Asur-bel-taqqin
1067, R.
of Sulman-atarid, identical with 2 &

Briefe, p. 59.
HABL
3,
872,
cf.
9,
prob.
but
"O Ashur, firm the
BEHRENS,
I,
lord!"
2.
AS~lur-dan A, Shams. V: Ann.

person as no.
3.
s.
52,
same
K. 5387.
2.
*AS-*ur-EN-LAL,
K. 4698.
JADD
398,
(B.C. 664).
3.
dAS-sur-dan-inb.
A,
of Sulman-asaridQ\\\
39.
3.
AS-lur-EN-LAL-in, ''amf/urgi,] ADD 427,7

(B. C. 694).
h
ofSam$i-Adad(V\ Shams. V: Ann. 1,

I,
$aknu,
4.
AS-Sur-U-LAL,
R.9. 967,
12,
HABL 973, HABL 151, R.

JADD 9
1
KB
p. 176.
%.
Asur'-da-in-ni,
JADD
946,
II, 10.
i(?).
438, w,
h
Asur-dain-sarru
1.
R.
9.
3, 4, 7 .
7, II, 15.
$aknu,
HABL
d
5.
AS-dan-in-MAN, KK.
649?).
3161.
3791
(B. C.
871,
HI-EN-LAL, K.
7335.
2.
AS-$ur-dan-in-LUGAL, mukilapate^P^DD
27,
3
6.
h HI-EN-tdq-qin, $aknu $a ana $fitnqttti$a unqati u mar Sipri sa Sarri ina Nippur i
(B. C. 667).
3.
paqdu,
Asur-bel-usur
1.
HABL
238, R.
s.
AS-$ur-dan-in-MAN, Epon. M.
t
JADD
131, R.
2,
as
"O Ashur, protect the AS-tur-EN-PAP, HABL 241, 2.
lord!"
242,
2.
G.
4.
dHI-dan-in-MAN K. 159,
(cf.
(B. C. 649?).
Asur-damiq or -udammiq
the next name)

260, R.
//.
JADD
743, R.
241,
7.
c,
slave.
biti
399, R.
hl
2.
672, R.
AS-hir-SIG-iq,
d
JADD
rab
sd
GargamiS,
JADD
81-2-4,
A-sur-dam-me-iq
"O Ashur, show

5.
favour!"
127, i(B.C.68i).Epon.,B. C. 797,

III, 21;
1
Canon A,
I
JADD
Asur-dan
713,
"'"tRirruri,
Canon
E+
87,
15.
Epon., B.C. 772, oiKalhu, Canon A,

29
"Ashur is judge" Ashurdan, king of Assyria, about B.C. 1200,

s.
Epon., B. C. 695, Canon A, V, 17; B, VI, JADD 34, R. E. i; h $akin JADD 569, R. 12; Senn. King, V, i.
III, 47.
+
,
of Ninibapilekur,
f.
of Mutakkil-Nusku
i.
A-$ur-da-a-an
s.
QiNIN.IB-apil-ekur\
Mr '"ÂUttr, Tigl. I:
2.
AS-Sur-U-PAP, Epon.,
V,
cf.
29,
B. C. 695,
i.
III
i,
var.;
JADD
31, R.
616, R. E.
MDOG
36, p. 24.
Ann. VII, 66 (KB I, p. 42), 60 years before the Surru Sarrttti of Tigl.; f. of MutakkilNusku, gf. of ASurreSisi, ggf. TukultiT. XLIII.
39
apil-ESarra, Tigl.
I:
Ann. VII,
49
(KB
I,
[A]-sur-du-lu-bu (prob. abbrev., cf.
NBa. Dullubu
2.
>4 )' ,P AS-Sur-dan

f.
TNB), Capp. G,
Asur-dur-pamia
gf.
23,
9,
bis.
of Mutakkil-Nusku,
$a?igtt
of ASur-reS-iSi;
1.
AS-$ur-BAD-pa-ni-ia,
Ahir, Ashrish.
3, 5.
Ill
2.
3,
no. 6,
8.
2.
AS-sur-BAD-SI-(a,
253,
-'
HABL 742, HABL 251,
2.
2.
252,2.
no.
3.
7,
KB
no.
I,
p.
74i,
AS-Sur-DAN-an, tar
II, 10 (III
'" at
ASSur, Synchron.
p. 196),
Asur-dur-usur
1.
R 4,
3.
KB
I,
contemp.
with Zamamashumiddin.
II
2.
AS-BAD-PAP, Epon. B.C. 650, 81-2-4, "7. AS-htr-AD-PAP,]ADD496,R. 3 Epon.

.
Ashurdan,
93091
1.
1,
king of Assyria, about B. C. s.of Tiglathpileserlll, f.ofAdadvar.

;
B. C.
650 (r),
944, R.
Canon
6.
C, V, u;
HABL 301,
3
R.
d
3.
19.
JADD 86,
5.
L. E.
h
;
Sakin
nirari III.
'""'Barjialsa, 533, R.
I, 30,
AS-dan-an, Anp. Ann.

s.
HI-BAD-PAP, hsakin mati,]ADD 253, R. 3.

Epon. B.
d
p. 241.
of Tukulti-apil-Eârra (III) gs. of AhirreS-iSi, ggs. of ASur-rabi, Sarru dannu

S.
f.
C. 65o(P), K.
HI-KAK-A,
4728 (BEZOLD, Catal. but see JOHNS, PSBAXXIV,

p. 87).
kissati
s.
'""'Attar,
MDOG 32,
s.
I,
p. 19;
XXV,
8904. Cf.K. 14283.
of Adad-nirari, sar kiSsati

Ill
:
'""'Ashir,
1
82-1-4, 117-
Adnir.
BM 90853 (AKA
p.
54.
KB
I,
A-sur-e-mu-qi
f.
p. 148).
2.
(cf. Asir-emaqi) of A-bu-$a-lim, Capp. R.
2,
R.
19.
AS-sur-dan-an
s.
Asur-emuranni
f.
"Ashur has looked
at
me"
of Tukulti-apil-Eârra,
of Adadnirari',
sar kisSati
Misc.
f.
S.
'
at
Assttr, Adnir. Ill:
WE.
Asur-eres
d
AS-$ur-SLLAL-ni, K. 570. "Ashur has planted"
pi. 6,
no.
i.
HI-KAM\PIN-es,
JADD 51,
i,
(B. C. 683).
of Adad-nirari
(III);
I,
sar
5;
[""' AsSfir],
Asur-eriba (abbrev.)
1.
Adnir.
Ill:
KAHI
I, so
24,
gf.
of Tukulti(III),
AS-Sur-SU,
R.
7
PSBAXXX
VS
1,
(1908), p. ^SalSu,
138,^
NIN.IB (II),
Anp. Ann.
**
ggf. of Asur-nasir-aplu
(I
s.
(B. C. Ep. N).
90,
*t.
JADD 377,
ie.
17.
KB
I,
p. 56).
2.
(B. C. 664).
3.
of Tukulti-apil-E$arra, 'AS-sur-dan-an, gs. of Ahir-res-isi, ggs. of [ASur-rab]i\
HI-eri-ba, hnutir [pttti\
HABL 964,
sakin d Enlil Sangu Ahir, Ashurdan
II:
lord (of the Asur-etil(-ilani)-kln-aplu "O Ashur, gods), establish the son!" other name
of Esarhaddon
1.
KAHI
d
4.
I,
20,
;
2.
A-Sur-dan-an
Sar
m " f d A-sur
I,
Tigl.
I:
AS-sur-e-til-ANP l-DU-A,
gs.
s.
of Sinaheriba,
Hunt. V, 20 (I R 28. KB before Ashurnazirpal.

III
p. 129),
30 years
2.
of Sarruktn; sar kisSati Sar '""'ASSttr
Esarh.
771
754,
KAHI
I,
53.
54-
Ashurdan, king of Assyria, B.C.

;
AS-hir-dan-an, sarru, as Epon. B.C. 771, Canon A, III, 48 IIIRi, III, 46 Si-2-4,R. 6 Ashurdan, Sar "'Âshlr, ZA VI, p. 326.
.
AS-hir-NIR.GAL-DU-TUR.US, III R 16, no. 3, s (JADD 620); cf. WAF II, p. 55

f.
the lord of the Asur-etil-ilani(-ukinni) "Ashur, gods (has established me)".
Ahir-KAL-GA
s.
King of Assyria,
gs.
B. C. 625
b.
c.
618,
s.
of
of Adad-nirari,
of
Samsi-Adad,
1.
MDOG 44,
Asur-dini-epus
p. 3 if.
Ashurbanapal, AS-e-til-ANf f
s.
of Sinsharishkun.
Asur-dan-a-ni, -dan-in-a(n)-ni, see Aûr-da(i}hanni.
of Asur-ban-aplu,
gs.
of Ahirahiddin\
Sar kiSSati
,
S.
'ASSar,
IRS,
no.
3.
AS-hir-di-ni-KAK-us
III
Epon.
cf.
B. C.
902
(f),
KB
2.
s.
II,
p. 268.
I,
I,
!).
AS-hir-NIR. GAL- AN* 1

of Ahirbanaplu,
,
Asur'--du-ub-[bu]
(abbrev.,
1
Sa-Ahir-dubbii},
gs.
of Asurahiddin; Sar
i.
J
No.
ADD 9
i.
6,
12.
JADD
[649,
650,
ij.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
3.
AS-sur-NIR.GAL-ANP -DU-in-ni, Sarru

l
d
3.
HI-SU-GUR-ra,
R.
9.
. . .
(82-5-22, 166)
HABL
108,
rabtt
$.
dannu $ar kiâti

308,
9
$.
*"" {
A$$ur,
HABL
P- 57)-
(III
6,
no. 2;
cf.
WAFII,
i,
Asur 2 -hal-li
sa
"l
Kak-zi,
Epon. B. C. 724, Canon A, IV, Canon E.
45;
d
4.
5.
[
HI-e-til-lu-AN, tarru,
BE
VIII, pt.
4,
9.
Asur-hamatua
1.
HI]-e-til-lu-ANf
l
,
s.
of Aturbanaplu, POGI, 24.
NON,
6.
Inscriptions, no.
2.
AS-hir-ha-mat-ia, 83-1-18, 361 (Abp.). AS-sur-ha-mat-u-a, HABL 1098, 2. K. 1036.
dHI-NIR.
pt.
i,
GAL-AN, Sar
21.
*'[AHar],
BE VIII,
Asur-hat-tin-nu, see Ahir-patinnu.
4,
Asur-ibni
1.
"Ashur has created"
7.
d HI-NIR.
pt.
s.
i,
GAL- AW, $ar'Attar, BE VIII,

(4
th
AS-htr-ib-ni,
JADD
h
140,
(B. C. 694).
5, IB
year).
,
[6, is].
2.
AS-tur-KAK,
taknu,
JADD
351, R.
of Aturbanaplu
gs.
of Alurahiddin,
JADD
807,
i.
Asur-idani "Ashur has looked upon me" h AS-sur-ZU-a-ni, NL GA B ekalli, JADD 255,
Asur-etil-same-u-irsiti-ballitsu"O
Ashur, lord of earth, keep him alive!" Brother of Ashurbanapal, by him raised
R.
Asur-iddin
//.
heaven and
"Ashur has given" (OBa. A-sir-i-din T-D LC 239, d A. USAR-i-din-nam RPN,

s,
to
1.
be priest of Sin
7.
at
Harran
NBa.
%I-MU BE
Anp.
860,
II, 23
IX).
C. 882,
(I
AS-$ur-e-til-AN-KI-TI.LA.BI,
228,
d
HABL
.
1.
AS-ûr-AS, Epon. B.
B,
I, 28.
Canon A,
h
I, as;
20).
mutlr piiti,
2.
HI-e-til-AN-KI-TLLA.BI, HABL 658, 6 JADD [970, 1, 4]. IRS, no. 2, 13: ahu slhru
JADD
2.
II, e.
AS-hir-i-din, Epon. B. C. 882,
d
3.
of Abp. (KB II, p. 262). HI(l]-LUGAL-AN-KI-n.BI,
Asur-il-balatisu
"Ashur
is
is
Anp. II, 23 (van). the god of his life"

2, e,
HABL
113,
AS-$ur-AN- 77. ZA7,

Asur-iliia
i.
R.
Asur-etir
1.
10.
"Ashur
"Ashur spared"
rab kasir,
AS-$ur-AN-a-a,
HABL 1078, my god" HABL 322, JADD

5.
R.
4.
118,
*
AS-lur-KAR-ir,
h
JADD JADD 699,

s.
65, R.
2.
(B. C.668).
R.-y (B.C.673). 150, R.E.*. 192,
R.
,;
258, R.
(B. C. 671). 414,
(Ep. A). 529, R.

II, 2.
,o.
Epon.
2.
AS-$ur-KAR-ir,
of Silla,
HABL 928,
76,
5.
B. C. 862,
Canon A,
V,
13.
Epon.
2;
B. C. 651,
h
Asur-etiranni
"O Ashur, spare me!"
Canon
(B. C.
(rabri),
C,
JADD
379, R.
96, R.
2.
sukkallu
AS-$ur-KAR-ir-a-ni,
655).
JADD
R. s
JADD
kisir (mutir
ptttf),
h rab 387, R. 15. JADD 115, R. 7 (IIIR
Asur-garua-niri
"O Ashur, destroy
my
adver2.
3.
sary!"
1.
AS-ûr-gar-ru-a-ni-ri, Epon. Z,
JADD
h rab
98,
*A$-hir-AN-a-a,
682).
R.
2.
(KB
IV, p. 156).
JADD 47 R. JADD 359, R. // (B. C. 680). d h HI-AN-a-a, sal$u, JADD 276, R. (B. C.
,
1,
is.
AS-hir-gar-u-a-ni-ri, Epon. Z, mari, JADD 105, R. 4.

AS-sur-ga-ru-u\u-a-ni-ri, Epon. Z, JADD 340, L. E.
sam-
A-sur-i-me-ti
(cf.
OBa.
14.
Iti-,
i;
Sin-i-mi(-ii)-ti
RPN)
3.
JADD
3.
$\6,
3,
7.
abbrev. Capp. G, 20,
1,5.
ma-la-hu-nm,
Capp.
Asur-iqbi
1.
3,
Asur-gimii-tirri
1.
"O Ashur, recompense!"

,
"Ashur has announced"
AS-ûr-gi-mil-tir-ri
h
Epon.
(B. C. 664?),
AS-E, hpaham,
AS-$ur-iq-bi,
(B. C. 656?).
f.
JADD
948,
i.
abarakku
rabtt,
JADD 640,
h
R.
20
(KB IV,
2.
of Abi-tdbu,
AO
2221, R.
/.?
p. 154).
2.
AS-$ur-SU-GUR(-ra),
273,
e.
abarakku,
853,
I,
2.
HABL
854,
;
Asur-irbi,
see Anhirbi.
543> R-
o-
JADD
16,
7.
Asur-iska-dannin
"O Ashur, strengthen the
Epon. O,
96,
22.
JADD
R.
3.
163, R.
VS
I,
child!" (?)
AS-sur-is-ka-DAN-in, Hurtan,
HABL
T. XLIII.
[571,
10?].
Epon. B.
C. 720,
Canon A, V,*;
f.
C,
III, 17.
JADD
1098,
II, 3.
of Tarsi,
HABL 633,
is
21.
Asur-ismeani
"Ashur has heard me"
Asur-li'
.
"Ashur
h
t
mighty"
Cyl.
33
3.
4.
AS-tur-HAL-me-a-ni,
JADD
638, R. s
Cf.
1.
dA-sur-li(I
AS-$ur-HAL-LI..., Epon. Canon A, IV, 45.

A-sur-is-ta-gal
hazanu of Karalla, Sarg.

K. 1660,
36).
"Ashur has
24, see also
RPN
is
p.
paid"(?) Capp. P, 233, note 7. Cf. A10.
2.
3.
JADD 713, AS-htr-ZU, JADD 152, R

'A-$ur-li-i,
>J?
(B. C. 656?).
ss,
'
$ur-i$-ta-naQ}-gal, Capp. G, 23,

Asur-ittiia
Sm.
e*,
935.
'"<
"Ashur
with me"
3
Kar-al-la-a-a, Sarg. Ann.
AS-htr-KI-ialid, R. E..?. h
JADD 34, SAG ta /
(B. C. 695). 448,

,
JADD
ofAmitajtM; XIV, 55. $ar m atKaralli, Sarg. B: Sm.2O2i, II, & Epon., B.C. 872,
HI, b.
805,
/,.
Canon A,
d
4.
I, ss;
B,
I, 3 s;
III
i,
I, SB.
Asur-it-ti-se-ru-ri-a-a, see
An-hi-it-ti.
Asur(AS-.for)-kal-lim-an-ni
"O Ashur,
852,
II, 7 .
let
me
d
5.
AS-sur-ZU, Sarg. Khors. 5 e (KB HABL 1058, 3, 7, 10, R. 2.

AS-hir-li-,
mat
II,
p. 60).
see
(a child)!"
cf.
JADD
Kar-al-la-a-a, Sarg. Khors. 55.

444,
2.
Asur-kasid (abbrev., dAS- y

I,
f.
Samas-kaUd-a-a-bi] sur-KUR-id, Epon., Shalm. I: KAHI

R.
28.
d 6. HI-ZU,
JADD
445,
(B.
C 660).
15,
Asur-lisir (abbrev.)
15,
of Tab-tar-ili,
VS
AS-GIS\SLDI,
I.
JADD
618,
9.
K. 241, X,
102,
9.
Asur-kilanni
1
.
"O Ashur, support me!"
spec.
AS-hir-ki-la-a-ni, rab kisir,

,(Ep. Q). AS-sur-ki-la-ni,
JADD 349,
III,
17,
A-sur-ma-lik" Ashur is
R.
counsellor"
8. ie.
2.
/o
(cf.
"fbttlCX
CIS
of
s.
II,
155 B)
3,
4.
2.
JADD
993,
Capp. G,
6,
5.
14,
21,
4.
f.
Rasapa.
3
.
of Gimil-ku-bi-im, Capp. Ch.
i, 3.
h AS-sur-kil-an-ni, $akin sarri,
4.
AS-htr-kil-la-a-ni,
mutir
JADD 42 5,R.4. puti, JADD 361,

1 1
,
Asur-matka-danin
"O Ashur, strengthen thy

s.
R.
5
.
is
(Ep. F).
country!" AS-tur-KUR-ka-DAN-in,
iddina,
of ntar-*um-
AS-Sur-kil-la-an-ni,
puti,
JADD 2
R. E. 3 hnutir
,
JADD
642,
2, 9
(Ep. R).
JADD
6.
4 (Ep. Q). 9 h rab kisir, (Ep. A). 414, R..?/ (Ep. ). 318, R. 6 (III 46, no. 3; Ep. A).
JADD
309, R.
325, R.
Asur-mat-taqqin"O Ashur, order the country!"
AS-lur-KUR-LAL,
Epon. F,
JADD 46, R
2.
>-7 .
211,1.
i.
JADD
i:
23, B. E.
307, L. E.
R 46, no. 4; Ep. A). ~AS-hir-kil-la-ni, JADD 702, R.i (B.C. 656?). h mutir puti, JADD 400, R. I3 (B. C. 688). h rakbu sa rab m>, JADD 3o8,R./*(Ep.Q).
623, R. /*
(III
361, L. E.
bel pihati
414,
al
19
621, R. n.
A$-htr-LAL-m,]ADD
alani,
s.
(Ep.A
3
).
rab
JADD
961,
14.
otÎ-tU'-a-a,
to life"
JADD
415,
(B. C. 744?).
A-sur-ki-na-ra-am
"Ashur has shown love
to
Asur-mlt-uballit
"Ashur has returned the dead

s.
the faithful one", Capp.

Asur-kln-usuf
2,
R.
3.
"O Ashur, protect the faithful

h
one!"
AS-$ur-BAD-tu-bal-lit, h SIG, JADD 160, R.
of Summa-ilani\
,*
(Ep. G).
AS-hir-DU-PAP,
d
$al$u,
JADD
418, R.
,6.
Asur-mudammiq "Ashur renders favorable"

1.
A-sur-ki-ti-i-di
"Ashur knows (my) righteous-
AS-tur-mu-dam-iq
VS
I,
86,
31
(Ep.
2.
Silt).
ness"
s.
f.
2.
of Abtr-qarradu, VS I, 103, /.?. of Sama$-ah-iddina, VS I, 103,

,
3.
19.
AS-tur-mu-dam-me-iq, AS-ûr-mu-SIG, VS I,
K. 8510 (=no.
4).
HABL
87,
29.
185,
89,
.?/.
90,
24.
Asur-ku
HABL 713,
.
n.
14,
10.
4.
A-sur-ku-nu-ki
.,
Capp. Ch.
Asur(^5-^r)-la-kup[-pu-ri?],
Epon.
B. C. 890,
AS-ûr-mu-SlG-iq, maru reSttt Id Nabntuklatsu, gs. of Naba-midesi, ggs. of Belkundi-iliia, K. 872.

Saknu,
Canon
No.
i.
B, III
i,
I, 20.
Asur-mu-dib-be,
MDOG
44,
6
p. 39,
read
KNUT
perh. A$ur-sum-asbat,
asQ}-bat.
cf.
TALLQVIST.
dA-hir-na-din-SESt l
Ina-Ahir-him-
2.
TA
'"
16,
19,
(i.
e.
ancestor) of Ashuruballit.
Asur-mu-ki-in (abbrev.),
HABL 420,
d
4.
3.
A-$ur-SE-SES* 1 $ar
,
td
I,
Asur, Tigl.
p. 126).
I,
I:
Asur-mukin-paliia
"Ashur
b.
establishes
my
d
4.
Hunt. V,
(I R
28.
KB
reign";
1.
(ahu kuddinnu) of Abp.:
2.
ASfsur-DU-PALPt-ia, AS-hir-mu-DU-PAL-id,
(B. C. 648).
HABL 652,
JADD
7.
AS-sur-SE-a-fy, Adnir. I: KAHI hlitti abbeia sarru alik paniia.
5, 33:
1053, IV,
Asur-nadin-aplu
1.
"Ashur gives
a son"
AS-tur[-SE}-A,
HABL
212,2.
(III
3.
AS-$ur-mu-kin-PAL-ia,
R.
2.
HABL
s
77,
9 ].
10.
82,
2.
AS-$ur-AS-TUR.US,
JADD
p.
471)
354, R-
e.
406, R.
[675,
4.
AS-Sur-mu-kin-PALt l-ia,
^113,
HABL
109,
R.n.
248, R. 12. (B. C. 714). Asur-nadin-sumu "Ashur gives a son"
R.
9.
977,6.
8.
King of Babylonia,
2.
B. C. 700
694,
the
5.
6.
HABL 109, AS-$ur-mu-kin-in-PAL-u-a, HABL 450,

AS-hir-mu-kin-PAL-u-a,
636, R.
5.
firstborn son of Sennacherib:

1.
AS-$ur-MU-MU,
Senn.:
KAHI
I, 37
I,
49,
is:
3.
2.
AS-$ur-na-din-MU, Senn. King IV,

reStn tarbit birkita; Kui.
d
maru
7.
d HI-mu-kin-PAU l
-id,
Abp.
to
3
,
12
(K. 891).
3.
Asur-mu-sab-si
h
"Ashur
calls into
being"
VI, col. 199.
qepu,
AO
2221, R.
(OLZ
71
R 12). AS-$ur-na-din-MU, Senn.Tay.III, es (I R 39. KB maru reStn tarbit birkiia. p. 98)

(III
II,
:
Asur-musallim
1.
"Ashur preserves"
4.
ÂS-hir-SE-MU, K.
d
10017.
maru
rettii
5.
AS-Sur-Mu-tal-lim,
JADD
s.
1, 2,
b.
of Tar5.
tarbit birkiia, Senn. Kui.
Lay. 63,
ti-ba-tttar (Ep. E). K. 13102.

2.
HI-MU-MU,
list
Chron. B,
II, 30, 32, 43.
King-
*A-$ur-mu-$al-lim,
104,
12.
of A-u-$um-etir,
VS
I,
A, IV,
IB.
6.
HI-na-din-MU, Chron. B,
II, se, 42.
Asur-musetiq
(abbrev.,
cf.
NBa. Naba-musetiq-
Asur-na'id
1.
"Ashur
is
exalted"
41, R..? (B.C. 671). 877,1.
urri
TNB)
s.
AS-Snr-f,
h
JADD
AS-ûr-mu-N1-iq,
p.
of Sennacherib,
ZA XI,
s.
$angu $ann, cousin tfLibitaia, HABL 577,

2.
425 ff.
R.
Asur-mutakkil-sarru
"Ashur strengthens the

2.
of Mar-da....,
JADD
191,
2.
(B. C. 698).
king"
364,
AS-Zur-na-i-di,
HABL 941,
JADD
is
Asur-napsat-iram
"Ashur loves the living

151, R. 7 (Ep. Y).
R., (B.C.
679).
Asur-mutaqqin
"Ashur orders"
being" AS-hir-ZI-RAM,
344, R.
4.
AS-$ur-MU-LAL, JADD 86, R. /. Asur-nadin-ahKP') "Ashur gives brothers"

1.
Asur-narara(nirari)
"Ashur
king
(my) helper";
about
AS-Sur-AS-PAP, JADD 206, R.

311,
,<>
(B. C. 648).
28.
see also Ahr-nirari.

I
R.
,*
(Ep. S).
VS
I,
87,
91,
?.
Ashurnarara,
B. C. 1230,
d
of Assyria,
PSBA3o(i9o8),
p. 138,35 (Ep.N). *$angn,
JADD
s.
209, R.
10.
AS-$ur-na-ra-ra, Zarru,
(III
HABL
924,
i,
of Tar-ti-ba-Istar,
,
2.
AS-$ur-AS-PAPt l
R.
15
U
;
JADD
lh
711,
(Ep. E).
75,
II
R 4,
s.
31, 35 b).
SAG, JADD
4.
Ashurnirari, king of Assyria, B.C. 754

746,
(Ep.
o).
of Adadnirari (V), b. of Tiglath(IV),

cf.
3.
AS-sur-SE-PAP* 1
[narkabti],
*....,
HABL 630, W/
II, s.
pileser
col. 530,
SCHNABEL,
OLZ
XII,
JADD
(cf.
860,
King of Assyria
p. 20):
i.
SCHNABEL,
patesi
d
MYG XIII,
Aub:
i.
AS-$ur-ZAB. GAB, sarru, Rm. 274
120,
is
(MVG
Asur,
Sarru,
l
III,
p. 228);
as Epon.,
B. C. 753,
A-$ur-na-din-a-hi,
KAHI
I,
64,
Canon A, IV, ie; C, II, 21; D, III, i; sar "~ *Assur, Canon E + 81-2-4, i87,R.25.
T. XLIII.
43
Ill:
2.
ASur-ni-ra-ri-ni A-da-di-ni-ra-ri-e-hi
(i.
e.
Sar ^'ASsnr, Shalm.
KAHI
I,
29,
2.
son of Adad-nirari), Chaldian inscription of Sardur III, LEHMANN, SbBA 1899,

p. 119,
WZKM XIV (1900),

is
(L-H, Materialien no. 18). Sarru rabn Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar mittA$Snr,
Lay. 77, B
p. 20.
Shalm.
cf.
f.
Ill:
Lay. 786,
3.
L-H, Materialien
Ill:
Asur-nasir
"Ashur
protector"
576, R.
k
7
(abbrev.,
fig. 12,
15.
VSI,
68,2.
56-9-9,
ASur-nasir-aplu}
1.
of Sulman-a$arid(llT), Shalm.
128;
AS-Sur-PAP,
K. 11448.
ba-a-a,
JADD
ardu Sa
(B. C. 676).
'
Saknu m "''"' Nu-hu2.

10.
gf.ofSamti-AdadV: SangnASur, Shams. V: KAHI I, 31,4. 32,4.
2.
HABL 307. AS-Sur-PAP-ir, HABL 558,

*>,
AS-PAP-AS,
s.
of Tukulti-Ninib
.
gs.
of
JADD
181,
2,
11
83-1-18, 64.
(B. C. 670). h
199,
2, 4, 9.
KK.
896. 978.
i.
Addd-nirari\ Sangti ASur Sar kiSSati Sar m " Asstir,

f
Sarru dannu
i
Anp.: Stand,
rab
....,
HABL
1004, R.
13.
(van).
Epon., B. C. 652(?), Canon C, V, 176, R. 8 JADD 76, R. i.

.
HABL
1 1
d
3.
4.
8.
AS-SES(^-A, rubn, Esarh. Neg. 6 AS-Sur-PAP-A, Anp.: Alt. 3. Bull IV,

.
4.
d
3.
4.
5.
AS-Sur-PAP-ir,(^h AS-Sur-SES-ir, rab

d
1- 1
8, 276) HABL 54, sage, HABL 965,
K. 2838.
13835.
II, 35.
56-9-9, 170.
qarradu,
14.
Anp. Ann.
ruba nadu, Anp. Ann.
HI-PAP-ir,
857,
II, 29.
KAL.KAL.GURQ], JADD
is
Asur-nasir-aplu
"Ashur
protector of the
I, is, 38. Ill, 126. 90868, 32 (AKA I, p. i8i). mitt ASSur Sarru, Anp. Ann. Ill, 25. sar Ann. Sar 85. bele Sar tanadate II, Anp.
BM
son".
h rea salul kibrati,
Anp. Bull
III,
e.
Sarru
Kings of Assyria
I
HI-na-sir-A,
s.
of Tukulti-Ninib
10.
I,
about
dannu, Anp. Ann. Ill, 129. K. 962. Sarru dannu Sar mdtASSnr, Anp. Ann. 1, 33. Sarru
B. C. 1240, Chron. P, IV,

II
th AS-Sur-PAP-ir-A, XI s.
dannu Sar kibrat

40
i<3
arbitta,
century, of SamSi-Adad,$i-2-4, 188, is, R.

p. 79; cf.
(AKA
I,
p. 183).
Anp. BM 90868, Sar kissati Sar kullat

Li.
I, 7.
(ZA V,
f.
kibrat
irbitti,
Anp.
5.
Sarru raba
OLZ
XII, 528).
s.
Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar "ÂSSur,

of
42,
s.
ASur-ndsir-aplu,
of SamSi-Adad,
p. 29,
Anp. Kurkh,
Sulman-aSarid,
P-35III
MDOG 40,
cf.
of Tukulti-Ninib (N), gs. vi Adad-nirari (III) Sakin d Sangu ASur Sarru rabti Sarru
;
BE
Ashurnazirpallll, 6.0.884859, son of Tukulti-Ninib II, grandson of Adadnirari, father of
dannu Sar
1
kiSSati
Sar '"ÂShlr, Anp.

1
BM 56-9-9, 36+ 143 +
84
(AKA
I,
p.
57).
Shalmaneser
1
III:
1
AS-PAP-A, Anp.
naidu, K. 2763,
56-9-9,
7
52
59,
5 5.
ruba
(LE
GAC
I,
p. 193).
Sarru
dannu
s.
Anp.
\
VS
67.
,
of Tukulti-Ninib Sangu ASur, Anp.: Alt. 2
Sanga ASur Sarru dannu sar kiSSati Sar ""t'AHur, Anp. Bull I, i; Stand. i. Sar kiSSati Sar m Âss nr, Lay. 840 (LE GAC p. 205). Sarru raba Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar m ASSar, Anp.: Ann. II, 125. Ill, 113; Bal.
<lt
(AKA
"
MAsSttr,
I
I,
p. 160.
LE GAC
I,
p. 201).
Sar
Anp.
Anp.:
-
VS
f
66.
Sar kiSSati Sar

etc.
(V R 69) KB p.
I,
Restor.
22)
;
Statue
(III R 4,
no.
8.
I,
BM 30. 90 868. 90984 (AKA

KAHI
I,
'""'ASSnr,
P-
BM 90259
III
(AKA (AKA
nt " t
I,
gs d Sanga Ahir,
55)J
p. 158.
Adad-nirari: Sakin d
BE
I,
PP- 173, 177. 2 09); of ASur-dan: Sarru

d Samsu kiSSat nise,
25,
i;
ggs.
kiSSati
dannu Sar
3,
no. 10
Sarru la Sandn Sar kullat kibrat arbai
LE GAC
p. 200).
Sar
ASSttr,
Anp. Ann. I,
f.
9 (I
17.
Anp.: Lay. 83
I,
(=
BM
90255).
90260
KB
(III),
I,
p.
54);
Ill:
20.
of Sulman-aSarid
142.
(AKA p. i55f.). L-H,Materialien, fig. 9. VS 64. 65. Sar kiSSati sar '"ÂSSur,
I,
Shalm.
Ill,
56-9-9,
ruba
siru,
Shalm.
Shalm.
p. 152).
Co.
Sakin d
I,
Anp.BMcj0256(Lay.83B. AKA I,p. 156,3). of Sulman-aSarid III: Sar kiSSati f.

No.
i.
Ill,
Mon.
BE Sanga ASur, KB (III R 17.

I,
Sangu siru, Shalm.

6*
Ill,
Ob.
n.
44
sar
kiSSati
KNUT
sar
'"Âshir,
TALLQVIST.
Shalm.
etc.
Ill,
Asur--qat-su (abbrev.,
s.
cf.
Asur-qassun}
711, R.J-.
KAHII,
f.
30,5.
VA643/.
gf.
12822,
of Zeruti,
NLGAB, JADD
is
of Sulman-asarid',
KAHI
no.
d
5.
I,
77,
5;
Sangu, Shalm. Ill: of SamE-Adad^\

:
Asur(Asir)-rabi
1.
"Ashur
f.
great"
8,
3.
A-$ir-GAL, Capp. G,
d
ggf. QtAdad-nirari (IV), Adnir.IV

3, w.
f.
R3
5,
2.
A-hr-GAL,
of Asir-nirari
d
(II),
gf.
of
Asir-rim-ni$e$u\ pa-te-si
of Sulman-asarid
(III),
se
Asir,
Arn.
AS-$ur-PAP-A,
gf.
(I
KAHI
3.
I,
63,
4.
ofSam$i-Adad(V), Shams. V: Ann. I,
29).
AS-hir-GAL-bi, sar '""'AUur, Shalm. Mon. II, 37 (III R 8. KB I, p. 164), cf. DELITZSCH,
6.
AS-$ur-PAP-ir-A,
p. 8p).
f.
81-2-4, 188, R.
ie
(ZA V,
4.
III, i
MDOG
32, p. 20, note.

14,
of Sulman-asarid'(III), 82-5-22, 526,
(PSBA XL KB
7.
A-sur-GAL, Capp. Ch. 8, 12; S i, e.

f.
R.
9;
G,
6,
3,
19.
IIP, p. 142).
of Asur-res-i$i
(II),
gf.
of
Tukulti-apil-
AS-$ur-PAP-ir- TUR. US, Sarru, as Epon.

B. C. 883, Canon B, I, 27. AS-sur-PAP- TUR, Anp. Stand,
i
ESarra (III), (II); sarru dannu sar kissati sar^'Assttr, KS 10346

ggf. of ASur-dan
s.
8.
(van).
9.
AS-Sur-PAP-TUR.US,
f.
s.
of Tukulti-Ninib,
iSsak d [BE],
10348, 32, p. 19. of La-di-ib, Capp. P, 22.
MDOG
of Sulman-asarid
Ill:
(III);
2.
Shalm.
** st
KAHI
I,
26,
Sar kittati Sar

76,
7.
AMtir, Shalm.
III
Ill,
Lay.
1, 27
KAHI
Asur-ra'im-nisesu "Ashur d A-sur-RAM- UNP l

no. 1,3
loves his people"

Epon. B. C.
?,
-Su,
Ill
R 4,
I,
28,2.
10.
11.
AS-Sur-SES-A,
Asur-ra(m)im-sarru
(van).
1.
(AKAI, p. 133). "Ashur loves the king"

h
i,
AS-sur-SES-TUR.US, (KB II, p. 38).

d HI-na-sir-
rudn,
Sarg. N,
13
AS-Sur- RAM-MAN,
III,
4.
rab
kisir,
JADD
202,
9.
815,
2.
TUR. US,
II, 4
2.
f.
HI-ra-mi-im-LUGAL,
HABL
48,
6
ofSulman-aSaridQll]
Nabd. Rm. A,
13.
(V
R 64).
si.
Asur-res-isi
1.
"O Ashur,
lift
up (my) head!"
(III
d HI-PAP-
A,
"sar
m " tAHttr, K. 2674,
AS-Sur-SAG-i-si,
JADD
h
R
714.
47.
Asur-natkil (abbrev.)
1.
KB IV, p. 140;
s.
B.C.656). 532, R. A K.7332.
AS-sur-na-at-kil, Epon. B.C. 871,

1, 39;
Canon A,
"l
611.91-5-9, 145.
mutlr
pnti,
3.
Sm.
88,
2.
1, 39.
of Silim-ASur,
2.
AS-Sur-na-at-ki-li,
rab kisir sa
Adinnu,
R.
/*
2.
AS-$ur-SAG-i$,
JADD JADD 49,

I,
87,
3
(B. C. 656).
HABL
3.
'
500, R.
2.
Kings of Assyria:
AS-sur-nat-kil,
(B. C. 717).
JADD
apati sa
.
391,
Ashurreshishi
B.C.
son of Mutakkil-Nusku,
I,
h mukil
mar
Sarri,
father of Tiglathpileser
d
c.
11351115
34
JADD
A]-sur-ni-su
260, R. 9
Asur-nirari, see
Ahtr-narara.
is
1.
A-sur-SAG-i-$i, Tigl.
I,
Hunt.V,
(IR28.
"Ashur
"Ashur
a lion", Capp. Ch.

2].
6,
2.
AKA
s.
I,
p. 149).
Asur 2 -pa-tin-nu,
HABL
[921,
is
f.
922,
2.
Asur-qarradu
1.
hero"
.
of Mutakkil-Nusku, gs. of Ahir-dan (I), ggs. of Ninib-apil-ekur, f. of Tukulti-apil-
A-hir-UR.SAG,
103, u.
of Atur-ki-ti
.,
VS
I,
ESarra
(I)
sarru dannu, Tigl. I, Cyl. VII, 42

I,
(IR
f.
15.
KB
p. 40).
2.
AS-$ur-UR.SAG, K. 1981.
(AS-lur-qas-sun\su-mi)
252, R.
IB.
Asur-qassun
abbrev.
4,
of Tukulti-apil-ESarra (I), gf. of Asurbel-kala; sar kissati $ar '""'AHur, IR6,

no. VI,
3
HABL
of
h
JADD
3
464, R.
4,
slave
(AKAI,
p. 152).
$a pani
ekalli.
527, R.
official
of
2.
d AS-Sur-SAG-i-si, K. 8552. sakni AB tangu
mar
sarri. 622, R.
(Ep. D).
Asur-qata-[sabat?], K. 5791.
Asur, Ashrish. Ill R 3, no. 6, i (KB I, p. 1 2). sar '""'ABur, Synchron. IIR65, no. i,
T. XLIII.
45
11,4,9
(KB
I, I.
p. 198),
contemp. with Nebu44, p. 39.
Asur ? -8a-kin-balatu(77)
"Ashur provides
safe!"
life"
chadrezzar
s.
Cf.
MDOG
JADD
Asur-sallim
1.
946,
II,
8.
of Mutakkil-Nusku; Sakni d \BE $angu -Ahir], III R 3, no. 7, i; gs. of Alur-
"O Ashur, keep

103,
2
AS-$al-lim
(may be read Edu-$allim},

(B.C. 669).
2
dan,
III
KS
12769
I:
5
etc.;
f.
of TukultiTigl.
I,
JADD
R.
s.
122, R.^-.
123,
apil-ESarra
sar '"Âssur,
(B. C. 682). 153,
(B. C. 663?).
i,
R 4,
'" fd
1 1
no. 6,
(KB
I,
I,
p. 48). jfar kissati
of Aplu-usur,
Sar
p.
Asur, Tigl.
Sm.
1874,
u (AKA I,
2.
AS-sur-$al-lim,
487,
s.
4.
JADD JADD
154,
(B. C. 663?).
163,1,4,
R.s (Ep. O).
1).
no. V,
(AKA
(AKA
I,
p. 127);
gf.
of
SdmU3,
f.
of Bir-ta-a-a, JADD 526, R. / (Ep. U). of Idate-bcl-alaka, Adad-sar-usur and
Adad$\T,,sar
no. 9,
II
3
'" at
As$ur, Shams.IV, IIIR

p.
1
Sarru-mukin,
Asur-sallim-ahe
JADD
266,
4.
I,
50).
"O Ashur, keep the brothers

325, R. //, b. of mukll apati, of Til-Ninib,
,
Ashurreshishi
II,
son of Ashurrabi, father

III
1.
safe!"
of Tiglathpileser
AS-Sur-DI-PAPP 1
Alur-ballit,
h
JADD
75,
AS-sur-SAG-i-si, s.ofA$ur-ra&i,f.of Tukultiapil-ESarra, gf. of Asur-dan (II); sakan

d
B. C. 742,
2.
JADD
R.
R.
/*.
BE sangtt Asur,
4;
Ashurdan
II
KAHI
I,
AS-sur-tal-lim-PAPPt,
R.
2.
JADD
,
270,
2.
271,
10,
20,
Sarru dannu sar kissati sar m " fAssnr,
Ashurdan:
A-sur-re'u
MDOG 32,
"l
p. 19.
3.
2
7 412, 10, dAS-sur-lal-lim-PAPP l
(B. C. 748).
82-5-22, 122.
Asur-re'usunu
"Ashur is shepherd", Capp. E, 3,31. "Ashur is their shepherd"

Ba-ma-ta-a-a,
AsuP -sal-lim-an-ni
"O Ashur, keep

of Arapha,
15.
me
safe!"
Epon. B..C. 735,

IV,
2
Canon A,
AS-sur-SIB-hi-nu,
152,
JADD
re-
34;
B, V,
Ill
I,
IV,
34.
R.^ (B.C.
656).
Asur -sallim-sarru
(DI-MAN} "O Ashur, keep
Asur-rlhtu-usur
"O Ashur, protect the
the king safe!"

Asur 2 -sallim(>/)-su-nu
JAAD 967,
I, e.
mainder!"
AS-sur-ri-ih-tulte-PAP,
87, jo. 91,
27.
"O Ashur, keep them

166, R. 6 (Ep. S).
VSI, 84,^. 85,^.

21.
safe!"
2
JADD
94.
27.
98,
100, 9
Asur -sar (J^4AO
JADD 43 1, R. //
(B. C. 673).
Asur-rimanni
"O Ashur, be merciful
to me!"
14.
Asur -sar-ibni
(MAN-KAK] "Ashur has
crea-
AS-sur-rim-an\a-ni,
JADD
sarr-i,
394, R.
855,
13.'
KK.
h
1966. 7307. 12957. 12995. 82-5-22, 128.
ted the king", K. 11822. Asur-sarrani "Ashur is our king"

1.
salsu $ann
mar
h
JADD
i.
345, R.
6.
Epon. N,
JADD
20.
327, L. E.
PSBA
mar
98,
19.
30
2.
AS-hir-LUGAL-a-ni, HABL d AS-$ur-LUGAL-a-ni, TRep.

R.
s.
977,
16,
s.
R.
e.
175,
(1908), p. 38;
rab
28.
SAG
25.
sa
97,
sarri,
3.
VS
Asur-risua
I,
91,
92,
is
94,
12.
AS-$ur-MAN-a-ni, K.
1862.
"Ashur
my
helper"
(cf.
A$ur-ri-
zu-u-a
BE XV)
AS-tur-ri-su(si
lor,
148,
4.
1.
HABL
144,
i.
382, z)-u-a,
145,
2.
HABL
i.
123,
11.
146,
147,
2. 2.
2.
197,
21,
2.
R.
4.
198,
2.
23,
R.
4.
11.
380,
Asur-sar-usur "O Ashur, protect the king!" (cf! nnoiDs cis n, 50) h h 1. AS-$ur-LUGAL-PAP, muktlapatisa rab SAG, JADD 642, R. /* (Ep. R). 2. AS-$ur-MAN-PAP, JADD 16, R. a (Ep.O).
101,
38l,
2.
2.
382,
383,
2.
488,
6.
490, R.
L.E.-/.
211, R.
/r.
.
340.4.
363, R.
491,
880.
492,
h
2.
493,
619,
K. 7528.
SAV
B. C.
SAG h dup-sar sa 709, JADD 1141,

45.
1
sinnisit ekalli,
(B.C. 682). 547, R. 7 813,7. 857, official of kings son. 928, 1, e, III, 2. ' h m at mutlr Qu-e, K. 1008. pihati
11,32,
h bel pttti
Asur-sa-bat-su-iqbi "Ashur has ordered him to b e he p e d", Louvre, AO 2221 (OLZ VI,
198).
656). ^Ba-mat-a-a, JADD"i52, R. / (B. k h rab rakasu, kisir, JADD 608, R. /.
JADD
330, R.
,2 (B.
C. 676).
No.
i.
46
d
3.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
HI-LUGAL-SES
27,2.
(NBa.),
BE
VIII,
pt
i,
Asur-uballit
"Ashur has called into
life"
Asur'(^/)-8a-tak-lu-ka (name?), K. 7361.

d
King of Assyria, about 14181370, son of Eriba-Adad, father of Enlilnirari and

f
A-sur-se-ib-si (abbrev.),
JADD
713,
2.
Muballitat-Sherua, grandfather of Arik-
Asur-sezibanni
"O Ashur, save me!"
dinilu.
5.
AS-Sur-Se-zib-alan-ni,
99,
to.
JADD
877,
189,
VS
I,
1.
A-sur-TI,
den-ilu,
f.
of Enlil-nirari
gf.
of Arik-
be I pihati,
HABL
/* (B.
1, 26.
s.
h sab it
ggf.
of Adad-nirari
I,
(I);
sarru
apati, JADD
326, R. B,
C. 692?).
Ill
Epon.
s.
dannu, Adnir.
2.
KAHI
d
I,
4, 21.
B. C. 884,
Canon
i,
1, 26.
Asur 2 -si-i, perh. "Ashur is 418, B. E. 3.
my
friend",
JADD
oiEnba-Adad, pa.te. si A$ur, KAHI 1, 64. A-Sur-TI.LA, Sm. 2115, 7 (KING, RRT
61^96947, R. u (AKA I, p. 391); descendant of Ahir-nadin-ahi: sar matAs$r, TA 15,3. for "t*iAMttr forru
p. 169).
for
kiSsati,
Asur-simeani, see A&ur-ilmeani.
Asur-sulum(Z}/)-a-mur
"O Ashur,
C. 670).
saw safety"
p. 22;
i.
JADD
d
42, R.
4 (B.
A-sur-sum-etir(?),
Epon.,
MDOG 38,
cf.
f.
*A-Sur-MU'KAR(mu&es&t} BE XVII Asur-sum-iddina "Ashur has given a son"

R.S.
2.
rabn, 16, 3-10. of Enlil-nirari, gf. of Arik-den-ilu, ggf. of Adad-nirari(l)\ Sarru dannu, Adnir. I,
TA
KAHI
3.
I,
65,
20.
Â-hir-u-TLLA,
d
III
f.
3,
no.
3,
7.
rab
kisir,
JADD
618, R.
//.
4.
A.USAR-TLLA,
Arik-den-ilu,
of Enlil-nirari,
gf.
of
(I);
3.
AS-tur-MU-SE-na, K. 985. d AS-hir-MU-SE-na, K. 764,
ggf.
of Adad-nirari
I:
i.
'Sarru dannu, Adnir.

5.
KAHI
I,
3, 29.
Asjlr-sum-lisir
1.
"O Ashur, may the son be directed right!" AS-sur-MU-GIS, JADD 360, R. , (B. C.
680).
A$-Sur-TI
f.
of Enlil-nirari; sar '"ÂSsUr, K. 6303,
(WAF
6.
II,
p.
1).
2.
AS-Sur-MU-SI+DI, K.
no.
212,
3,
10
(IV R
34,
AS-'sur-TLLA, pa.te.si Ann. R. 55.

f.
Asur,
Tuk.
II,
2), probably king of Assyria, between Ninibtukultiashur and Enlilkudurusur, cf.
of Enlil-nirari,
mht AUttr
t
gf.
of Arik-den-ilu', sar
SCHNABEL,
Asur-sum-ukln
MVG
XIII, pp. 43 f, 96.
"Ashur has established the

7.
son"
p. 169 of Adad-nirari (I); (KB I, p. 2); ggf. Sarru datum, Adnir. I, KAHI I, 5, 28. *AS-Sur-TI.LA f. of Enlil-nirari, gf. of
t
LENORMANT, Choix
AS-sur-MU-D U(-in JADD296,*) JADD 296,4

(slave). 711, R.
h
s,
f.
Arik-den-ilu,
ggf.
of Adad-nirari
I,
(I);
I,
of Zi-ta-a-a (Ep. E).
Sarru dannu, Adnir.

p. 6).
8.
IV
39, 28
(KB
muttr puti, JADD 711, R. /* (Ep. E). h rab kisir Sa Sarri, JADD 252, 3, 10. rakbu,
AS-Sur-u- 77.Z^,Tigl.I:K.28o7,R.io(III R5,

no. 4.
JADD
Asur-sum-usur
207, R.
/*
(Ep. B).
AKA
I,
p. 121).
"O Ashur, protect the
son!"
f.
AS-Sur-M[/-PAP,]ADD 679, R. / (B.C. 682). A 803, R. 2. A.BA, JADD 233, R. / 7

.
of JMuballitat-Serua, gf. of Karaindas of Babylon; sar '"ÂSSur, Chron. P, I, e, 11.
Asur-taklak (abbrev.)
"In
Ashur
trust"
Synchron.I,8,io (II R65, no. i. Asur-usallim "Ashur kept safe"
KB
I,
p. 194).
AS-sur-tak\tdk-lak,}KW i I2,R. 7 (6.0.700). Epon. B. C. 806, Canon A, III R i, III, n. Asur-tursani "O Ashur, direct me!"
AS-tur-LAL-a-ni,
A-sur-tabu
s.
AS-hir-GI,
Asur 2 -za-qip
s.
HABL 432,
2.
"Ashur upholds", JADD
858,
p.
of Marduk-lallim-ahe, K. 10209.
JADD
523, R.
4.
Asur-zer-ibni
1.
"Ashur has created seed"
(DUG)
AS-$ur-KUL-ib-i-ni, K. 11448.
s.
of I-li-dan, Capp. E, 2, 2, 4, 15. of I-na-su-in, Capp. Ch. i, e.
2.
AS-Sur-KUL-KAK,
HABL
6?].
633,
9.
JADD
417,5. 520,3. [638, R.
T. XLIII.
47
Asur-zer-iddin
"Ashur has given seed".

h
B. C. 673, III
i,
VI, s;
A$-$ur-ZIR-AS,
43, R.
s.
$angn$d
5.
hl
Ninua,
HABL
2.
belpi!}atiiLafrri,
JADD
(IIIR
8, 7
Esarh.
II,
A,
VI,
73;
B, VI,
24
16.
,
KB
p. 150).
Asur-zer-ukin,
JADD
874,
A-tar-AN* 1
R.
e.
Epon. B.
C. 673,
JADD
118,
Ata (perh. abbrev. cf. At(f)a-idri, OBa. A-at-ta-a RPN, A-ta-a T-D LC).
A-ta(-a),
h
3.
HABL
1
222,
R.
13
(V
53, 32 a).
(I
At-ri-AN, Epon. B.C. 673, JADD *l Lahiri, JADD 431, R. 15.
53, 6 ;*Sakin
Ar-zi-za-a-a, Anp.:
Ann.
II, ae.
II, 73
21).
/.
fd A-tar-ma-la-usur
h haz&nu
h
SIMUG.GI, JADD
857,
171, R.
*A-tar-qa-mu (Ar.)
t
(PAP), 82-3-23, 135,40, spec. "Attar has arisen"

321,
3.
sd tepa,
JADD
*A.BA JADD
*A-ta(-a)-id-ri (Ar., h
see also Atta-idri],
JADB
.
5,
*A-tar-su-ri/ru (Ar.)
"Attar
is
(my) wall"
4.
(cf.
VII,
s.
A-ta-lu-sumi-ia,
mutlr putt, h rab kisir,

"I
ss
JADD JADD
193, R. 3
Pa. TIEIM?)
(III
JADD
148,
324,
785,
2.
2,
R.
246,
2.
48,
2, 17
b; B. C. 692).
A-ta-mar-dumuqCvS/Gj-ili
saw the favor of

(spec.).
god". K. 241, X,
*A-ta-mu(?)
164,
(Arzaw.,
e),
cf.
i.
OBa. A-ta-mu T-D OBa.

texts
LC
TA
32,
A-ta-na-ah
(abbrev.,
46,
in
T-D
LC),
"n^ is my wall" (cf. Atar-snri) h A.BA, JADD 207, R. , (Ep. B). A-te-' (cf. A-ti-i, OBa. A-te-e RPN, Pa. TO), JADD 307, L. E..? (Ill R 49, 48 c). k A-te-qu(P), Saknu, in Niniveh, JADD 619, 5 (Ep. S).
A-ta-SU-ri (Ar.)
A-ti-i
K. 241, X,
A-tan-ah-ilu "I
t-li
spec.
(ci.A-te-\ Eg.(?)
RANKE,
(III
Material, p. 36).
soc).
sigh, o god!" (OBa. A-ta-na-ah-
JADD
*A-ti-in-ni
(cf.
307, R.
al
11
R 49,
R.
RPN.
GAB,
NBa. A-ta-na-ah-AN TNB).
A-ti-in-ni Tigl. IV,
Ann.
239,
130),
h NI.
ilu,
HABL
847, R.4. Cf. A-tan-âIII, 12.
*A.BA,
Atra-hasis
JADD
238,
R.
83-1-18, 695,
JADD
:
86,
R.
(B. C. 688).
(JOHNS,
ilu,
ADD III, pp.XV,4i3 reads AlahhaBE X, p. 47

A-dir-Ha-an.
"The very clever one",
HILPRECHT,
(=7tasis atra
= Hitfou^po^,
II, 27.
epithet
SicSidpoq)
*A-taq-qa-ma, see Etaqama.

A-tar-a-a (hypocor.)
and other name oiUt-napihim, theBabyl. Noah.

3,
JADD 288, R. JADD 854,

A-ta-rad-kal-me(?)
f.
4.
322,
slave.
q. v.
pahatu,
1.
A-tar-PI, K. 3399,
At-ra-ha-sis,
Ill, 17, 21, 29.

ae.
14.
Var.
It-ri-ia,
2. 3.
IV
R 44,
IV,
DT 42,
VI
1
,
n.
At-ra-am-ha-si-is (OBa.),
KB
9
p. 290.
of Nergal-balatsu-iqbi, 26187, i (KING, Tablets of Creation, appendix V).

>
At-ra-ia (hypocor.),
JADD
360,
(B. C. 680); cf.
At-ri-[ia]
1.
u.
*A-tar-bi- -[di] (Ar.)
AT-rat-tas, see Abi-rattaL

At-ri-e (hypocor., cf. At-ra-id),
Bi.
JADB
11, 11,9.
(cf.
arad mar
sarri,
*A-tar-ha-am/mu
vsrpt
KA
"!
p.
483),
JADD
At-ri-ilu,
806, R.
3.
JADD
Atar-hasiS
(cf.
198,3, slave sold,
B.C. 697. K. 1897.

Kan-nu-a-a,
see Atar-ilu.
1,
Atra-hasis] A-tar-PI, s. of A-u-h-zib-bi,
JADB 8, At-ta...., JADD

At-ru,
17.
826,1.
VS
*A-tar-id-ri
I,
91,
i.
*At-ta-7a-id-ri, also Ata-idri, q. v.
JADD
742,
19.
A-tar-hasis(?/Y)-im(?)-di,
JADB
5,
3
2,
VII,
(Ar.,
2.
4.
HrriSu,
JADD
899,
I, 33.
"Atar
Sab.
is
my
help"
cf.
A-tar-
At-ta-ilu-ma
f.
"Thou
art truly
god"
I:
ri-id-ri
Atar-ili
(cf.
TNB),
JADB
III,
VII,
of Sama$-nadin-tum, Neb.
VR
56, 17
binm;
h
KA
p. 435,
f.)
note
2,
f.
(KB HIS
of
P. 168).
t
i.
JOHNS, A- far- AN,
ADD
p. 197
ama$-him-h*ir Lo.
101,
II, 10
(KB IV,
rab u-rat, 627, i, s h C. Sarri sa mar Bdbili, (B. 666?). at Lahiru, B. C. 670, is. 625, Epon.
JADD
SAG
p. 58), time of Melishipak. At-ta-im-ni "Thou art right hand"[J](?)
my
JADD
JADD
179,
R.
10
(B.C. 697).
No.
i.
48
*At-ta-me-tu (Elam.,
p.
cf.
KNUT
At-ta-ma-tu,
TALLQVIST.
WZKM VI,
VI, p.
6, v.
A-u-ma-a-di
f.
215; Atta(Adda)-pak-su no. 3), ident. with Ita-me-tu q.

ifqaSti,
DEP
20
of Ti-ma-i,
OLZ
VIII, 131 (Ep. Silt).
K. 4500.
A-u-na-'-di
"Au
22,
3
is
exalted"
h rab
f.
Abp.
B, VII, n,
(III
33).
JADD
*A-u-sa-bi-'
(III
R 47,
cf.
no. 3).
of Um-man-al-da-si, the king of Elam., Abp. C, VII, iu (KB II, p. 268). K. 2656, 12.
mat
(cf.
(WSem.,
p. 16),
Bi. JStihST,
SCHIFFER,
Spuren,
"A-u-sa-lim
f.
OLZ VIII,
I,
132^0 (Ep.Sftf).
A-tu-nu\ ameturgi,]ADD 742. a-di may not *A-tu-a-di, III R 37, 7ob, Elamite; be part of the name.
At-tu-na-a-a
*A-tu(?)-e-hu,
*A-tu-'-ii
s.
"Au
is
merciful"
93,
2
of Sa-u-li,
illak}.
>
VS
(Ep. Nabn-tapput-
h Sattu
HU. SI, JADD
79, 5 (B. C. 697).
*A-u-si-
(Bi.
?lfi; see also U-si-, U-si-id)

Tigl.
The last king of Israel,

I:
IV
III
R 10, 28 a.
vi Ki-dis(ddl\ h baru Btt-Sin-$eme, Neb.
KB
II,
p. 32.
Nippur, V, n.
A-u-se-zib-bi
"O Au, save!"
A-u-ah-iddin(-/M/M5)
"Au has given

85,
93.
a bro93,
27.
f.
of A-tar-kasts,
VS
I,
91,
2.
ther"
VS
I [84, */.]
92,
26.
A-u-sum-etir
f.
(MU-KAR,
or -muStsiti)
*A-ii-ar(?ri)-pa-ar-nu
('Opocpepvrjc;,
ROST,
'""'
, .
MVG II
(1897), p.
JIN p. 493, h 218) hazanu 3a

Sarg. A, II, so. 47, 3 c), see A-u-
of Ahtr-Mutallim,
VS
i.
I,
104,
12.
*A-za-a (Ar.),
*A-za-a,
s.
JADB
p.
f.
12, III,
i-ta-nu, a
Median
,
chief,
cf.
JIN
53
*A-u-ba-'-di
(JADD 22, 3
cf. Ill
oflr-an-zu,
na-a-a,
na(d)
-di.
came
of Ullusunu, king of '""'Manto throne B.C. 716. Sarg.
A-u-ba-ni
"Au "Au
is
creator",
2
JADD
690).
28,
R.
Ann.
54-56;
II,
XIV,
cf.
4,
49,
51-53;
Khors.
37,
38
(B. C. 686). 55, R.

d
(B.
(KB
p. 56).
lord of the gods" s. of Ha-ma-du-du, VS I, 88, 29. d A-u-dan-in-a-ni "O Au, strengthen me!"
A-u-bel-ili
is
A-za-na-a-a (hypocor.,
OBa. A-za-nu-um RPN),

117,
7
33.
JADD
*A-za-ru
i.
606, R.
Bi. -IT*),
slave.
(cf.
TA
s.
of Ra-pi-,
Kan-nu--a-a,
VS
I,
100,
A-zi-i (cf.
A-ga-a%JADD 9,
(B. C. 686)
see Catal.
A-u.e(?)-ballit(7Y/V)-a-ni
"O Au, keep me

:;:
p. 1715.
alive!"
f.
A-zi-ba(-')al (Ph.
bvM)
of I-bu-te-ilani,
VS
I,
88,
25.
mar lakinltt, Abp.: A, II, 120, las; Ann. II, 82, ssj
Cyl. B,
II, 78, 84 (III
A-u-hu-din,
VS
I,
89, 30.
30).
A-u-ja-nu, var. Am-ja-a-nu,
Epon. B.C. 653,
Canon C,
*A-zi-lu, A-zi-AN
(cf. Bi.
i),
V,
A-u-iddin
1.
18.
K. 241
I, III, 38.
p. 31,
note
bxvy, HILPRECHT, RPN JADD 288, R./ 431, R./*

.
"Au has given"

143,
I,
i
(B. C. 672).
2.
JADD A-u-SE-na, VS
A-u-AS,
f.
(B. C. 682).
23.
R.
4 (B.
500, R. 13. A.BA, C. 679). h belpihati,
JADD 161, JADD 904, IV,

3.
93,
Saknu of '"^Laqi, Anp. Ann. 1, 89.

(I
II, 30, 38, 45
*A-u-id-ri (Ar.;
cf.A-a-u-M-ri),]ADD 170, L.E..?. ofZi-zi-i, PSBA 30 (1908), p. 1 38, 30 (Ep.N).
19. 24).
*A-zir(?)-la-u (Bi.
wnre?),
A-u-ili-a-a
"Au
is
my
4 (B.
20.
god"
C. 692).
(cf.
Ili-ia-a-u),
mutir
*Aziru
s. 1.
pnti,
JADD
993, R.
Ill,
3.
JADD 69, A-u-i-ra-a, JADD

d
R.
741,
of Abd-Asirti, prince of
Amurru:
21, 27, 32, 34, 35.
67.
A-u-kil-la-a-ni
s.
"O Au, support me!"
A-zi-ra,
149,
35,
TA
40,
55,
24, 27, 45.

1
59,
si,
of Ri-sa,
(d)
A-U-lu(-ll)-a-a"Au is
JADD 153, 154, (B. C. 663). my god"(?) (cf. SCHIFFER,

3.
58,
70.
51,
Boghazkoi,
37.
MDOG 36,
2.
p. 43.
7.
s.
Spuren, p. 16) of Qurdi-Istar,
A-zi-ri,
TA
98,
114,
ie, 69.
117,
39.
125,
PSBA
30 (1908),
2
p.
138,^
138,59,70,93,105,109,113. 140,9. 147,68. 156,2.
f.
(Ep. N). of Nabu-ahe-eriba,
157,3.
158,2. 159,2.
1
160,2. 161,
197,
2.
166,2.
VS
I,
86,
(Ep.
Silt).
167,
2.
68,
2.
169,
12, 28, 3G.
28.
T. XLIII.
49
cf.
3.
A-zi-ru,
II/,
TA 107,
124,
8,
8.
26.
10,
34, 44. 24.
14,
7. 9.
115,
132,
15.
Ba-ba-la-num (hypocor.,
OBa. Ba^)-ba-lum-la1, 4.
47.
3,
40.
125,
126,
*3> 39.
20.
pa-du RPN)
s.
134,
138,
23, 35, 45.
139,
I4O,
10, 21.
of Anah-ili, Capp. E,
<27#*?/
al
A-mu-ur-ra,
162,
i.
Ba-ba-li,
.
JADD
300, R. s
*A-zi-zu
(cf.
*Az-ri-ia-a-u,
III
i r, 6 SPT2, Arb. 5^), JADB Tigl. IV: III R 9, no. 3, 31. Az-ri-ia[-u]
Bi.
Ba-ba-a-nu (hypocor.)
h
naggar
''*gullnbi,
JADD 328,
6.
R.
9 (III
R 40,
R 9,
2,
4.
no. 3,
...
23.
t-ri-ia-u
III
3
,
mili
la-u-di, III
R 9,
3, 10:
no. 2) (B. C. 698). 467, R.

Ba-bi ....,
no.
ia-a-u,
9,
no.
2,
JADD
313,
i,
slave.
'"^la-u-da-a-a. Cf.
*A-zu-ri (Ph., cf. Bi.
-fi-T?)
KA
pp.
54, 262, 465.
Babilaia
1.
"The Babylonian"
s.
Ba-bi-la-a-a^-u),
of Sin
h
Itsir',
SAG, Mna.
II, g.
sar
"!
As-du-di, king of Ashdod, b. of A-hi-
PSBA
h ta
19(1897),
p. 71, //;
IR66,
mi-ti, Sarg.:
p. 64.
Ann.
215;
Khors.
90.
KB
10.
II,
A-zu-ta-a,
s.
of Ga-me-me, Capp. Ch. 10,

[8, 22 ].
2.
3.
*Az-zu,
TA
,
SAG (reU] $a matati, Mna. Ill R 43, -- KB II,i. IV, pp. 66, 68. Ba-bu-AN-a-a^], JADD 50, R. 7 (B. C. 679). KA-AN-a-a, HABL 86, 4 JADD 244, E. 4
1
.
2,
9.
296,
6.
415, R.
6.
852,
II, 8.
855,
12.
874,
2.
Ba
nastku of Gambulu, Sarg. Ann.
254.
ardu $a h $a pane
h
ekalli,
JADD 464,
I, 26.
R.
3.
mutir
puti,
JADD
857,
ba-ia-dt)
a-di-ilu,
JADD JADD 36,

boa)
880,
i
II, is.
Cf.
Da($Ba)-iaf.
;
(III,
p. 61
B. C. 685).
4.
of Nabn-kasir, JADD 880, s. Sl KA-AN-a-a, f. of Nusku-emuranni,

s.
JADD
*Ba'al (Ph.,
f
cf. Bi.
387, R.
f.
12.
<?
1.
$ar m " Surri, king of Tyre, Ba--al, Abp.: Ann. II, 49.
Ba-a-lu, Esarh.:
1, 20.
of lahimilki
5.
2.
KK. 3500-1-44444-10235,
6.
7.
3.
Ba--li,
(WAF II, p. i2ff.) KAHI I, 75,7. Abp.: A, III R 8, II, 87 B, III R 30, II, SB; III R KB Ann. II, II, 27, n?; p. 170, n.
II,
u, n,
21
KA-ANki-a-a, JADD 624, R. (B. C. 687). h h $alsu rakbi, hazanu, JADD 94, R. 6 C. R. JADD 472, 668). (B. KA-AN-bi-NU-RA-a-a, JADD 255, R. 4
/.
.
Esarh.:
KA-DINGIR-RA^'-a-a, K.
4760.
241, IX,
14,
spec.
35,
49.
i.
7.
8.
TIN.TIR ki-a-a
HABL
2.
i.
716, R.
I
(IV
R 46).
4. Ba--lu, Esarh.: B, V,
13.
Ill
35, no. 4,
Babili
TIN. 77/?)-lu-mur-ru
"May
see Babel!"
Abp.:
'
Rm.
3,
II, 30.
JADD
^nb?a)
II, 122-
812, L. E.
cf.
*Ba-'-al-ha-nu-nu (Ph.,
cf.
Bi.
mar
lakinfa,
Abp.: A/IIIRiSf.,
II, 84, 91.
Ba(?)-bi(?)-ra-mu, h irrttu,
313,
JADD
294, R.
(B. C. 700).
III, i;
Ann.
III
*Ba-('-)a!-ia-su-pu (Ph.
= *qtnto), = ^ttbtta,
III
KB
II,
p. 172.
mar
cf.
lakinfa,
*Ba-bu-u, hasanu,
HABL 902,
of
"l
4.
Abp.: A,
R i8f., II,
122. Ill, i;
Ann. II, ss, 91.
*Ba-bu-a, var. Bu-da-a, q. v.

f.
*Ba-('-)al-ma-lu-ku (Ph.
KA
i8f,
p.
472)
*f
of Bubu,
Ni-iS-tu-un
in
mSf
Kirhi,
mar
Ill, 2;
lakinln, Abp.: A,
R
a
II, 123.
Anp. Ann.
>
I, ev.
KB
I,
p. 62.
Ann.
1, 84, 92.
Ba-da-
(cf.
Ba-da-d)
I,
Ba-ba-ah-iddin
"Baba has given
brother"
pt. 2,
i9
amtu,
VS
85,
5.
Boghazkoi,
MDOG
cf.
35, p. 40.
*Ba-da-a (hypocor.,
cf.
Ba-di-i; Ph. Xia)

2.
Ba-ba-a-a (hypocor.,
f
OBa. Ba-ba-a BE VI,
HABL
* f Ba-di-a
855,
s.
892,
cf.
893,
i,
R.
e.
NBa. Ba-ba\bi-ia TNB),

Ba-ba-a-a
(cf.
JADD
661,
(?).
the
foregoing,
NBa. and OBa.
*Ba-da-a-a (hypocor., f. of Sal-mu$}-etir,

(hypocor.),
Ba-da-d}
HABL 962,
229,
R.
4.
JBa-ba-a TNB, T-D LC)

sold (B. C. 700).
Ba-ba-la-a (hypocor.)
JADD
294,
3,
JADD
(III
R 46, 4 ?c),
slave, wi. of #-.-' (B. C. 680).
*Ba-di-i (hypocor.,
d.Ba-di-iluW (BE VIII l,TNB),

3,
Capp. Ch.
No.
i.
2,
/<?.
JADD
826,
slave.
7
KNUT
:;:
TALLQVIST.
cf. OBa. Ba-ki-lum T-D LC; tamkar sise, JADD 261, R. 9
.
Ba-du-na
(HROZNY compares
4,
13.
Bi. 'jia),
Ta'an-
Ba-kiMa
f
(Jiypocor.,
h
nek
:i
/5pS?)
Ba-du-za-na (Iran.?),
TA
9,
8.
239,
3.
Ba-ki-sa(?)-di(?)-sa-ummi(?),
JADD
*Ba-e-ta-ta,
Capp. G,
397,
**.
*Ba-la-im-me (WSem., prob.
= Bdal-imme,
741,
13.
i.
e.
Ba-ga
.,
JADD
*Ba-ga-bu-ki-8U
(OPe. Bagabukhta, El. Ba-qa-
*D^byn QOHNS, ADD III, p. 505), which can be the prototype of Bi.Qy!3Sl=BaXacxu,,
cf.
bu-uk-$a, Gr.
MeydpuCoq, Ar.I&nMQ APO),
DAICHES,
HAV
p. 70, n.j
supporter of Darius, Dar. Beh. m. *Ba-ga-gi, servant of Tapani ekalli, JADD 464, R..?.
*Bag-da-da
.
.,
JADD
947,
9.
ardu, JADD 294, R. 6 (B. C. 700). *Ba-la-is-sa-an, Elamite ruler, OLZ IV, 445. "l HarBa-la-si (cf. Balasi] mar Babili ina qabsi
;
Bag(Hu?)-da-pi-i, see Hu-da-pi-L
*Ba-ag/Bag-da-at-ti (Iran. d cf.
= B(M)aya5cxTri(;
etc.
ran,
)
JADD
812, R.
3.
rab
biti,
JADD
128,
Ar.
R.
(B. C. 655).
Epon.
B. C. 655(r),
Canon
C,
man APO,
57;
Ba-ga--da-a-ta
b.
47,
BE X)
Sarg.:
II,
1.
V,
10.
"1 <lt
U-i$-di's-a-a,
of
52;
Ullusunu,
Balasi (hypocor.,
cf.
Ann.
p. 58).
XIV,
Khors.
49
(KB
Ba-la-si-i,
JADD
Balasi, BalasuT) 121, R. E. / (B. C. 671).

7.
*Bag-Tesup, see Hu-Te$up.

*Ba-gu-su
(Iran.,
cf.
(B.C. 648). 532, R. Astrologer of Esarhaddon,

206, R.
75,
2.
585,
74,
6.
HABL
351,
2.
9.
2.
2. 2.
2.
Ba-gu-u$\$u, Pe. BagktiS,
76,
2.
77,
2.
3.
78,
2. 2.
3.
79,
2. 2.
352,
BE X),
*Ba-hi-i
(gen.,
of
cf.
'7iY/?,
HABL 767,
BE
,j-
15.
353,
2. 2.
354,
355,
356,
413,
692,
55).
o.
687,
693,
Ba-hu-h(i-e)
XIV, **Se
(III
688,
689,
2.
690,
691,
2.
2.
"Ba-ha-a-a)
*Bahianu
cf.
JADD
JOHNS,
383, R.
50,
694,2. 993,
R.4 (=TRep.
5.
K. 5997.
88,
no. 4) (B. C. 674).

(Hit.?,
TRep.
8,
R.
ADD III,
131,
2
p. 58;
cf.
(III R 54, no. 6).
55, R. 91, R.
4.
7.
68, R. 1 19, R.
2.
R.
4 (III
R 58,
140,
Bit-Bahiani)
1.
no. 12).
121.
I36Q, R.
254, R.
i.
138, R.4.
Ba-fci-a-ni (gen.),
JADD
2
(Ep. M).
134, 5
i
R.
3 (III
R
6.
51, no. IV).

4.
171,
R.i.
5.
208A.
274!,
132,2 (B.C. 682?). 133,

(B. C. 686).
(B. C. 693).
234A, R.
R.
6.
2566, R.
135, 4
4.
(B. C. 685).
1
136, R.
2740, R.
R.
17.
277 F.
h
mar
"!
Ninua,
(B.C.682?). 138, R.
(B.C. 704). 142,
149,
2 2
39,
(B.C. 667). 141,3

(B.C.682).
-fpir-
JADD 261,
R.
mutir pnti,
/,
JADD 325,
693 or 688).
(B.C. 684). 143,
&
(Ep. A"). 400, R.
(B. C.
h (B. C. 684). 720,8. rab

i
alani $a
h rab kisir, 414, R.JO (Ep. A').
JADD
318
2.
3.
JADD 491, (B. C. 693). Ba-hi-an-nu, JADD 292, R. 4 (B. C. 707). Ba-hi-a-nu, JADD 29, 2 (B. C. 693). 31,
hi-ni-te,
R. *
(III
R 46;
/7
623, R.
3
(III
Ep. A). 361, R. u (Ep.F). R 46). h rab kisir $a Sepd,
JADD
R.
s.
235,
R. /* h$a Sepa,
JADD
475,
(B. C. 695).
176,
(B. C. 700).
2
337,
6.
440,
i.
10
(B.C. 692). 679, R.

91-5-9, 172 (var.).
Ba(?)-fc-a,
f
(B.C.682?). 792,
Bu.
of Naba-na-kil,
(B. C. 698). h
rab
kisir,
JADD 308, R.
(Ep. Q).
19.
JADD
66 1, R.
Ba-ia-a,
maratArbaili, prophetess, IV
p. 118,25).
cf.
68,
40
(DAL3,
*Ba-ia-di
Bal-a-si-iâ tepa, JADD475, R./ (B. 0698). Ba-la-su (cf. Balasi and Balasi, Gr. BeXeduc;; Balatsu}, HABL 799, R. 29. perh.
2.
<
26
(abbrev.,
(Hit.?),
B a-a-a-di-ilti) TA
215,
3.
238,
2.
*Ba-ia-wa
*f
Ba-i-lu
TA
JADD
441,
4.
675, R.
21.
KAGS 48.
A
....,
216,
3.
f.
(WSem., abbrev., cf. Pu. n. pr. batKbito, Ba-i-lum, BE XIV, Ba-il-Marduk BE

i
HABL II R 67,
851,
875, u.
mar
Dakkuri, Tigl. IV:

2
XVII,
IV,
22.
Xarrat
Si
'
I-hi-lu,
22.
Esarh. B,
III
5,
80-7-19, 15,
cf.
*Ba-ka-a-ilu
(WSem.,
OBa. Ba-ka-a RPN, NBa.

s.
mahnasu, JADD JADD 17, (B. C. 687). h 3aknu of rab kisir, JADD 675, R. h '"^La-ba-du-da-a, HABL 537, sanga ta al Harran, JADD 981, R. II,
(KB II,
h
p. 14).
I, 3.
qepu,
i.
s.
5.
BaknalNB),
83-1-18, 695, 111,24, spec.
of Nabtt-ah-iddin
HABL
873,
17.
T. XLIII.
f.
of Nadn-Sallim, of Bit-Dakuri, Esarh. A,

II, 52;
*Ba'luia (Can.,
cf.
Pa-a-lu-{d)
B,
III, 27
(I R 45.
Ill
R
8
5).
KB II,
f.
pp. 130, 146. of Sapik-zer,
HABL
877,
170, 2. *IM-lu-ia, *Ba'lu-mehir (Can., perhaps

1.
TA
=*
258,
.
ADD 889.
2, 5,
Balat-eres (abbrev.)
2.
TI.LA-PIN-e$lKAM-es,
311, R. E.
h
Ba-la-ti-i
,
JADD
5.
180,
n.
:;
3.
TA 260, IM-me-fiir, TA 245, d IM-mi-hi-ir, TA 257,

Ba-lu-mi-ir,
d
2.
44.
2. 2.
259,
(Ep. S). 480,
K. 241, XI,
25.
ku-lu-man,
(hypocor.,
JADD
cf.
525, R..?.
Ba-lu-um-me-e (Can., prob. ident. with Bdluia, Paluia, Palnma, qq. v.); f. of Sum- Adda,
p. 459),
HABL
Ar. it&S BAUDISSIN, 170, R. 10

.
AE
cf.
TA
8, is.
cf.
Ba-ma-a (hypocor.,
81-7-27, 151.
Ba-ma-a-a,
Ba-mu-u],
Balatiia (hypocor., in
OBa.
R.
texts, see Dilbat;
Balati)
TIN-ia,
Balatsu
JADD
6,
4.
Ba-ma-a-a (hypocor., cf. OBa. Ba-a-mu HPN, RT), TRep. 8iB, R. *. 99, R. 9. 102, R. i. 127,
texts,
(abbrev.; for
Nba.
see
TNB;
cf.
R.
5.
156, R.
3.
161, R.
i.
185, R.
q. v.
7.
Balasu ?)
Ba-la-at\lat-su,
(B. C. 681).
s.
Ba-am-ba-a, var.
Ban\Ba-an-ba-a,
K982I.
21.
HABL 30, JADD 269, R. s

6
.
Epon.
Ill
B. C. 676,
i,
Canon A, VI, 5
+ B, IV,
VI,
5.
of It-tab-U,
tup$arru, Sarg. St.
II, 21.
Ba-am-ma-a
Ba-mu-u,
(cf.
KB
IV, p. 160.
JADD
Ba-ma-a), 81-2-4,452. 167, R. 4 (B. C. 675).

4,
ie.
Ba-ia-tu (abbrev.),
spec.
III, so;
Epon. B.
[Sakin]
HABL 447, R. K. 241, XI, C. 787, II R 69, 24 a. Ill R

3.
35,
*Ba-na-ga, Capp. G,
I, 2
Ban-ahe (abbrev.,
1
,
cf.
Ahir-ban-ahe
446,
e.
etc.)
Si-ba-ni-ba, JADD KB IV, p. 100). Ba-li JADD 14, Ba-li-hi-ti "Woman of the city of Balikh"
ai
653, R.
KAK-PAPt JADD
s.
(PEISER,
.
of Tebetaia,
(abbrev.,
JADD
cf.
446, R.
/j
(Ep. Q).
.,
1 1
4.
Ban-ahua
Sin-ban-ahua, but also
Afyua-bdni}
d.
of SamaS-ib-ni, gd. of Tam-mes-na-ta-nu,
KAK-PAP-u-a,
Banaia (hypocor.,
1.
JADD
6r,
2.
HABL 454,
*Ba-Ii-ma-a-ni,
f
u.
cf.
JADD
674,
= 1101.
19 .
Ba-na-a-a,
h NI.
Baniid) GAB sa
ekalli,
JADD 2 5 5,
Bal-ta-si(?),
f
slave,
HABL 212,
(WSem.
id,
Ba-al-te-ia-a-ba-te
d.
= *M!T'r6ya?)
619,
is,
R.w
2.
KAK-a-a
s. s.
of Bel-nt*
JADD
842,
R.
(Ep.S).
QiBel-Sar-ibni,
Ba-al-tu-nu
"Our
XV),
riches"
3.
(cf.
Bal-ta-a-nu
of Nabn-apal-iddin,
679).
JADD 161, R. (B. C. 679). JADD 161, R, // (B. C.

/
BE
JADD
19,
Ba-al-tu-Samas
"Shamash
spec.
cf.
is
riches"
3.
KAKl-na-a-a, mafmasu,
JADD
851,
I, 4.
K. 241, VIII,
Baltaia (hypocor.,
1.
Ba-na-a-ma (cf. tBa-na-ia-a-ma BEX), 82-7- 14,

Ba-al-ti-(i}a
5 50.
]33,
.
NBa.
TNB)
5.
Ba-na-ni
(cf.
OBa. Ba-na-nim RPN, SAr.
Bal-ta-a-a,
HABL
R.
6
695,
R.
5.
970, R.
5
Ba-na-ni-im
Banba, var.
BE
XV),
JADD
384, R. 9
JADD 43,
453,
7
(B.
.687). 414,
(Ep. A').
359,
17.
i,
Bamba,
q. v. (cf.
Lycaonian Bccv|3a
h
(B. C. 686).
h
asa,
(B. C. 680).
se-ki-si,
irrisu,
JADD JADD 742,

s,
10
CIG 4009 b)
Ba-an\Ban-ba-a, Epon. B. C. 676, sukkallu Sana, JADD n, R. E. i. 37. 5. 40, R. 3. R. n. 330, R. 17. 167, 8 175, R. E. 2. 256,
.
rab
C.
JADD
JADD
647,
25,
R.
19
(B.
655?).
2.
Bal-ta-ia,
241,
cf.
s.
502, R.
th
(5
year of Esarh.).
3.
Bal(?/X)-ti-i (hypocor.,
S?,
Bal-ti-ia-u,
2 9-
Bal-ti-ia
TNB),
VS
I,
Ba-ni
HABL
1020, R.
Bani (hypocor.)
i.
see Palti-iau.
Ba-ni-i,
HABL 204,
2.
JADD
7.
22,
R.
(IIIR
Balu, see
Baal.
47,i2c; Ep.a). 60, R.
210, R./J (Ep.W).

7*
No.
i.
KNUT
398, R. s (B. C. 664?).
605, R.
TALLQVIST.
h
2.
733,
7.
Gi-in-zi-na-a-a,
Shams. V:
I,
i.
Ann.
Ill,
58
KGAS 08, L.E.s. ii9,L.E. JADD 387, R..? (B.C. 65 *A.A, JADD 328, R. 3 (HI R 48, eva;
K. 1436,
27.
1
2.
Sm.346.
1?).
KB (I R 30). Ba-ra...., JADD 755,

Ba-ra-a-hu
(cf.
p. 182.
Ba-ru-lii-ilu,
Ba-ri-hu
2.
l
TNB, Bu-
B. C. 698). 447, R.
urqi,
(B. C. 683).
Darnel
ra-hu
*Bar-bi-ri,
JADD 811,9. k ardu, JADD 475, R. n *w II, (B. C. 698). tsra, JADD 85 h h Sanu Sa rab ase, JADD 470, 439, R.
1,
2.
BE XV), JADD 255, JADD 918, II, in Sa-pi-a-ni.

&,
Bar-du...., 82-3-23, 137.

Bar-hal-sa-a-a
II, 5,
s.
"Native of Barhalsu",JADD 899,
R.
ic)
(B. C. 664).
saqu sa
n.
mar
Sarri,
in s *Si-qa--in.
JADD
s.
261, R.
4-.
*Bar-hu-i-lu(^?)-wa (Hit), Boghazkoi,

880,
I,
MDOG 35,
....,
of Aheia,
JADD
Sa
p. 19.
2.
A^^T-z,
*jfa
h rab
ase,
JADD
1 1
377, R.
j-
*Ba-ri-ki
(WSem.),
1,
VS
I,
91, ^.
rab
JADD
(B. C. 664).
Ba-ni-ia/ia (hypocor., cf. "
448,
17, 22.
Banaia], K.
2
437, L. E.
108. 119).
2.
*Ba-ri-ki-i
8Vi-i8, 544, L. E.
f.
(KGAS
27.
ofteru,
p. 164.
Sarg. St. IV,
V,
17.
- KB IV,
35,
28.
(WSem., hypocor., cf. Ba-ri-ki(-ilu], Ar. ID-Q, Pa. î-o Bapeixeic, BE IX),
674,
5.
JADD
*Ba-ri-ki-ilu
f.
of Kan-dar-sam-Si, Mshi.:
VS
I,
(WSem., cf. Bi. bStDna), Shmk. CT X, 6, 21. h Larakiia,

9,
HABL 600, HABL 344,

d
5.
15.
IV, p. 96. Ba-ni-ni (cf. jBanftnu TNB; abbrev.);
KB
Bar(?)-ku-rim-an-niJADD22, rimanni.
769,
4.
sz&Marduk( KU}-
Capp. E,
3, 3'.
$e-lap-pa-a-a
JADD
Barruqu
1.
Ba-ni-ni-i (hypocor.),
JADD
824,
2.
Pa. p-a, Bi. pnn, Sab. Dp-o) T 1 1 5, R. 5 (B. C. 664). Bar-ruq,

(cf.
JADD
2 1 3,
.
BM\\-eresQKAK-ti(6atert)-PfN-e! "Banitu has
R. R.
2
6.
(B. C.
68 1). 228, R.
h mukil
/j-
4.
418, R.
k
tg
571,
planted"
of Ululaia, Sarg. St. II, is. KB IV, p. 160. or Ba-ni-tu (abbrev. (?) Eg.(?), RANKE, Material,
s.
743, n.
apati,
JADD
<?.
408,
p. 37),
JADD
66, R. E.
(Ep. S). 307, R.

e.
ie
muttaggi$u Sa ekalli Sana, JADD 481, R. ^SalSu, JADD 47 1, R. t g.

2.
R.
6.
470, R.
(B. C. 663).
(Ep. F). 557,

fd Ba-ni-tu (abbrev.), d
i.
HABL
1047,
3,
JADD
267,
slave sold.
Bar-ruq-qu, R. //. 264,
JADD
i,
10,
17,* (B. C. 687).

611,
i.
174,
(B. C. 688).
\&M\\\( KAK-tu)-a.-vA\
"Banitu
is
mountain
JADD
apati,
'
72,
R.
35,
7
10
(B. C. 677).
*A.BA, h mukil
,
goat"(?)
JADD
h
(B. C. 665). 60,
(B. C.
JADD
d f
741,
. .
27.
671).
(1908), p. 137,
4
Ba-ni-tii-i(?)
.,
PSBA 30
(Ep. N).
3.
Bar-ru-qu,
kl
mukil
apati,
JADD
421, R.
Banitum(^4^-taw)-dan-nat "Banitu
ty", amtu,
is
mighf
(B. C. 670).
VS
I,
86,
(Ep.
Sili).
Bar-sip
-i-tu
"Woman
3 , is.
of Borsippa"
Ba-an-na-a-a
JADD
244,
MVG VIII (1903),

Banti-sinni (Mit.
(Ep. P). Pud-Ahi], king of Amurru,

p.
in,
27
*Bar-ta-tu-a (Scythian
= npurroôrjc;,
cf.
Herodo-
tus
i,
103,
< nopTOv)6r|,
JIN
29,
p.
2,
Boghazkoi, na-an (ace.),

Ba-nu-nu
(cf.
MDOG 35, p. 24. Bi-en-ti-SiMDOG 35, p. 45.

a-nu(-u)-nuTNB),]ADD
h rab
VII, 218 note,

'
HusiNG, OLZ 514). Sarru Sa

e,
at
lS-ku-3a,
KGAS
R.
5,
(time
Ba-ni-ni,
<y.
Esarh.).
*Ba-ru-hu-ilu
(cf.
594, R.
ekalli,
K. 14113.
612, 447,
12.
,g
kisir sinniSti
NBa. Ba-ru-hi-ilu TNB, Baetc.),
JADD
R./
(B. C. 686).
Ba-a-
ru-haIIOI,
9.
BE X, Barahu
JADD 674,
9.
nu-ni,
HABL
Ba-qu
....,
JADD
473, R.
cf.
(B. C. 698).
*Bar-zi-]a(-a) (Pe., Gr.2u,ep8t<;,
cf.a-ri-*i-iai:NB,
*Ba-a-ra (prob. Iran.,

P- 275)
SCHEFTELOWITZ,
KZ 38,
irna
APO)
899, 111,9. K. 10119. Brother of KamT.
JADD
XLIII
Assyrian Personal
Names
53
buzia (Cambyses), Dar. Beh.

etc.
12,
is,
21, 72
of Babylonia (Dyn. H),
Shamshi-Adad
.
V
I,
contemp. with
(822-811), Synchron.
24.
*Bar-zi-ku-tu,
Ba-ar-zir
.,
Bar(?)-zu-ru,
JADD 448, R. JADD 929, JADD 66 R.

5.
,/.
IV,
2.
1,
Cf.
IR
IV,
1,
20.
*Ba-ar-zu-ta,
111,62.
"'^Ta-ur-la-a-a, Shams. V,
Ba--U-SES-SE-na, A.BA $a mdti, Melish. Lo. 101, I, ID. KB IV, p. 58.

of Ni-ga-zi\
II, 9.
31,
s.
KB
I,
p. 182. fd
Ill:
d
KB
"Bau
$aq-tup-par, Mna. IV, p. 66.

is
19
R 66,
*Ba-'-sa
s.
atow, NPu. KB*a) of Ru-hu-bi, "'"'A-ma-na-a-a, Shalm.
(WSem.,
cf. Bi.
Ba-u-eI-lit
queen, V R 44,
shining", ancient Bab. d ab, renders AZA G- Ba-h.

29,
Mon.
:i
II, 95
(III
8).
KB
R.
Ill,
I,
p. 172.
Ba-u-eres (PIN-ef), K. 241, XII,
spec. Father
Ba-sa-a (Ar.,
s.
cf.
Ba-si-i)
otMarduk,
QfDanqa,
h
JADD 993,
(B. C.
66 1
?).
877,
d
nappah hurasi, HABL 551, R. e. Ba-sa-SU (cf. Ba-su-su, OBa. Ba-za-za\zum RPN),
Ba-sa-li,
= JADD
Sarri,
.,
gf.
of Il-Harran-Sadti,
889.
HABL
Ba-u-ga-me-lat
"Bau spares"
amtu $a
f d
HABL
288,
341,
9.
JADD
333, R.
(B. C. 648?).
128,
3.
140,
3.
Ba"U-|a-a
d
JADD
4,
slave sold.
*Ba-si-i (cf. Ba-sa-a, NBa. Ba-si-ia etc.),
HABL 53,7.
JADD
*f
Ba-si-i,
Ba(./Vtf ?)si-bar,
f
782,
(B. C. 661).
8
.
Ba-u-ru-bi-ma-du-me-lu-kin(r), dNIR- GAL- TUR- TA-
V R
44,
20
UD-D U.
1
,
JADDSii,
(cf.
Bau-sum-iddina
1
Ba-a-as-si
K. 5424, a. S Ba-si-i, OBa. m Ba-as-su Dilbat),
2.
"Bau has given a son" Ba-u-MU-AS, HABL 88 2. 882, 2, in Kalha. dBa-u-MU-SE-na

d
s.
JADD
Ba-su-a u-a
316,3, slave sold.
of Hunna', Sakin Babili, Neb.
I,
VR
56,
(cf.
OBa.
Ba-si-ia,
4
NBa. Ba-si\su~ia
R. 9
d
TNB) JADD
Ba-su-na-a,
(B. C. 671). k irrisu,
(cf.
142, R.
(B. C. 684). 266,
(KB mahar Sarri

II, is
III
p. 168).
ibir belisu
manzaz
kizu,
sakin Btt-Sin-se-me,
Ill, 9, so.
Neb.
I:
Nippur
II, 17.
JADD
742,
ie.
Ba-u-ta-ki-sa-bul-lit
Ba-su-su
h Ba-sa-sa, OBa. Ba-zi-zuH&N); ha-
"O Bau, keep alive what d NIRthou hast given!" VR 44, isd
zanu, JADD 472, R. v (B. C. 668). Ba-sa-du(?), JADD 7, R. 3 (B. C. 648).

Ba-as-sa-sa,
Ba-su-ri-e,
RAM-BA-KAN-TI.
Ba-a-za-i(?),
JADD 457,
2,
2,
f.
of a slave.
Ba-zi
(cf.
Ba-a-zi
JADD 767, BE XIV,

s.
Ba-si RT), patronyq. v.,
Capp. Ch.
mic from Bit-Bazi

*
see
EulmaS-
*Ba-at-ta-a-nu
Ba-ti-i-V&Va/-/0-a-0JADDi25,R. (B. 0.687). (Iran., cf. PRASEK, GMP I, p. 43,

note 2)
f
sakin-Zum, Kaû-kln-aplu, Ninib-kudurusur, Silanum-Suqamuna.

Ba-zi(-i)-tu
.
"Woman
p. 19:
is.
of Bazu"
"Despised")
(SCHIFFER,
mar Kap-si, a Median chief, Tigl. IV: Ann. 41.

*Bat-ti-ilu
Spuren,
(cf? Bi. bsnna),
TA
161,
20.
170,
3, 2 s.
JADD
h
741,
amtu,
VS
I,
94,
5.
Ba-tu-'-a,
Ba-tu--a,
JADD
(cf.
s,
365,
2, 5
(B. C. 702).
Bea, see Bi-e-a.

Be-a-su(?),
Ba-tu-lu
"Youth"
564, R.
NBa. Ba-tu-ul TNB)

n.
$e-lap-pa-a-a,
. . .
JADD
7,
50,
R.
e.
4.
HABL
f
B(j(?)-hi(?)-mu(?)
.,
Taannek
cf.
R.
*Batus, in Chald. inscription
from Haykavank,
10, ie.
Bel(ÂO(abbrev.?), JADD 471,

d
Ke\?i(
R. 88 (?). K.i92o(?).
ZDMG 58, p. 816:

Ba-tu-su,
Is-pi-li-niBa-tu-hi-ni-ni.
3,
EN-a) (hypocor.,
p. 96.
OBa. </>#*-/*-* RPN)
JADB
h
.
i,
II, 3 .
VI,
1
s. /
ofSamaS-erei, Mshi.
VS
I,
35,
so.
KB IV,
Ba-tu-da
d
.,
rab asu,
JADD
7.
18,
R.
(B. C. 673).
Ba-u
JADD
456,
"Ba-u-ahe-iddin
(PAP#-AS\ JADD
473,
R.
Bel(^ZiW)-a-a (hypocor., cf. Beta) of Silla, f. 527, R. 15.
HABL
is
(B. C. 698).
Bel-abkal-ilani
"Bel
the most informed of

855, R.
i.
Bau-ah-iddina d i.
'
"Bau has given a brother" Ba-u-PAP-AS, K. 241, XII, 30, spec. King
i.
the gods"
EN-NUN. ME-ANti, JADD
No.
54
Bel-abua "Bel (or
(cf.
KNOT
TALLQVIST.
"The
lord") is
my
Ph.
father"
2.
d EN-SES* l
II,
-M, s.ofMi-li-kar-be, Mna. Ill R 43,

IV, p. 70).
.
OBa.
Be-li-a-bi
T-D LC,
I, *s.
bwaa)
351, R.
7
i.
n (KB
EN-AD-u-a,
(Ep.
*!/).
JADB
II, 23;
i,
JADD
Bel-ah-iddin
K. 241, V, 21, spec. Epon. B. C. 841,

B,
II, 28.
"Bel has given a brother" "EN-PAP- As, HABL 447, i. JADD 204, R.
(B. C. 668).
Canon A,
Bel-ab-usur
355,
i.
2.
K. 1475.
mar
bairi,
"OBel, protect the father!"

X,
115)
(cf.
JADD
(B. C.
s.
771,
rakbu,
JADD
277,
R.
NBsi.*EN-AD-$ES***Ax. docket -ttSKba
68 1).
gs.
BE
of Nabn-kasir,
of Egibi, of Bel-uballit,
of Nabtt-li, family
6
EN-AD-PAP, JADD
229,3. 255,1,9.
152,
R.s
(B.
C 656).
f.
HABL
(in
3,
877, R.
= JADD 889.
I,
780,16 (B.C. 663). K. 10919.

n.
JADD
NBa.
880,
u.
tgallabuJXEB 4, IV,
I, 34.
*!ana,JADD 857,
2.
EN-SES-MU
texts, see
TNB),
in
HABL
Assyria.
Be-la-ah-lstar
13,
815,
an Erechite resident
Bel-ahe (abbrev.)
1.
K. 1135.
20,
5,
2.
BE-PAP**, K. 241, XI, 20, spec. EN-PAP* 1 JADD 32, R. 3 (B. C. 693 or 688).
,
"Fear Ishtar!" Capp. G,
10,
1G, 21.
66, B. E.
i.
67,
R.s
(B. C. 748?).
/
125,
Be-la-ah-Sin(Z/.AO "Fear Sin!" Capp. T-D,

241,
9.
(B. C. 687).
349, R- E.
k
(Ep. Q).
K. 241,
1058,
XI,
21,
9.
spec.
tamkaru,
HABL
Bel-ah-usur
1.
"O Bel, protect the brother!"

14.
R.
Bel-ahe
EN-PAP-PAP, JADD 780, u(?), Epon. VS I,

loo,
Sm. 935. "Bel has rewarded the broBel-ahe-eriba "

,
Sm.
h rab kisir, 378. 82-5-22, 108.

2
JADD
2.
127, R.
(B. C. 681).
thers"
1.
2.
Be-el-ah-hi-im-i-ri-ba, WE. Misc. pi. 14, d ME-SU, h saku Babili, Merod.
84.
*Bel(AO-am-ma "The lord

ba-lt)
EN-SES-SES\PAP, in NBa. texts, see TNB. is D?" (cf. *Ammast.IV,89.
EN-PAP
II,
Bl. st. Ill,

3.
36.
IV,
so.
KB III,
708,
4.
5.
pt.
i,
p. 88 f.
1
mar h i$pari, Merod. II, Bl.

pt.
i,
KB III, -
EN-PAPti-SU,
11,14.
1, 3,
HABL
8.
JADD
880,
p. 190.
1005, R.
IO3I, R.
83-I-I8, 695,
Bel-ana-matisu (abbrev.).
spec.
7.
EN-DIS-KUR-tu, Merod. II:
Bl. st. Ill,
4.
<*EN-$E&-eri-6a,T:Rep.2iS, R.
(van),
s.
Rm.28o
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
88.
Be-la-ni (hypocor., cf.
OBa. Belanum RPN,
ttta-
of Labah-ilu,
TRep.
h
5.
d EN-SESt l
-SU,
34.
241, R. 6. $aku Babili, Merod.
rftni,
II:
f. f.
SamSanu]
BL
s.
St.
V,
of Ea-nadin-zer(?), Simb. Lay. 53, so. of Rimtiti and Tabnttti, Melish. Lo. 103,
III, 16. Ill,
3,
of E-te-ru, at Erech, K. 433, Texts, p. 28).
(SMITH,
10, 12, 32, 44.
KB
III,
pt.
I,
p. I56ff.
(in
Bel-ahe-iddin
"Bel has given brothers"

texts, see
Bel-apal-iddina
"Bel has given a son"
(in
NBa.
NBa.
1.
TNB)
(B. C. 687). of Ardi- dBE, Kandal.:
texts, see
3
1.
TNB)
h
EN-PAPtt-AS,
JADD
s.
125,
EN-A-AS,
~
d EN-SESt l 2. -MU,
JADD 291, R.* $a al Tarbusi, JADD 258,

R.
i.
rab(za
530,
i.
.... ri)
i, 19.
609,
i,
VS
i.
V,
5,
10, 13.
KB
IV, p. 172.
h
5.
801,
i,
is,
B. E.
(B. C. 671).
h barn
Ill,
20
Bel-ahesu (abbrev.)
alik
t
pan ummanati, Anp. Ann.

f.
EN-PAP#-Su\M JADD
733,
pit(/)-la-bu,
JADD 806,
(B. C. 668).
s.
7.
.... jfa
rob ...
.,
JADDSgi,
2.
(KB I, p. 98). EN-A-SE-na,

R.
12 a
of An-di-a-a,
JADD
237,
(B. C. 665).
of Samas-abtta,
5, s,
rakbu Sepa,
Ep.
B).
2.
JADD 207,
i,
3.
'EN-A-SE-na,
JADD
h
258,
e,
var.
is
(III R 46;
4.
EN- TUR. US-SE-na,

R.^ (B.C.
665).
belpihati,
JADD 237,
T. XLIII.
f.
of Bel-iddina, K. 93,
55
d
5.
EN-TUR.US-SE-na,s.rfArrabti\
Simb. Lay.
53,
4.
riqqu,
Bel-apal-lisir
"O Bel, may the son succeed" EN-A-GIS, JADD 55, 3 (B. C. 690).
"Bel
is
god", 83-1-18, 695, XII, 20, spec., JOHNS, ADD III, p. XVI. Bel-dan "Bel is judge" (cf. OBa. Be-ll-da-a-an
cf.
is
my
RPN, NBa. Bel-da(-d)-nu BE VIII

1.
',
IX, X)
Bel-asii
a healer"
(cf.
Bel-asua
7.
TNB)
NBa.
44 a).
EN-A.ZU,
Bel-asaridu
d
JADD
is
877, R.
EN-da-an, $attu sa R.^ (Ill R 48, 23 c).
eli bitani,
JADD 260,
h
"Bel
the first one"
(cf.
2.
EN-da"-an, K.
241, V,
10.
20,
spec.
irri$u,
'EN-MAS TNB) EN-SAG. KAL, JADD

20,
i, 3
JADB 2, VIII,
19,
3
h
.
mar ekalli $a
h
bit ridttte,
(III
R 47,
(B. C. 684).
1
JADD JADD
R.
//.
481,
890,
R. 3
9.
pahat Na-a-a-la-ni, *$attu rakbi, JADD 249,

II, 42;
Bel-ba
.,
JADD
2.
14,
4.

III
Bel(J&V)-ba-lat (abbrev.),
III,
Epon.
B. C. 8 1
5, III
i,
B. C. 808,
i,
h
III, 9;
nagir
IV,
ekalli,
19;
Canon E;
B. C. 750,
h rab
28 ;
Canon A,
C,
BelCÂO-ba-lat-a-ni (abbrev.),
Bel-ballitani
JADD
or
425, n.
-baltaani,
II, 24;
D,
111,4;
(tEN-TLTI-a-nt),
899,
1, 30.
81-2-4, 187, R.
K 6068;
BLLUL, Canon E+
B. C. 744, of
JADD
Bel-bani,
ibni]
Kalah, Canon A, IV,

B. C. 734,
vrBel-ibni (see also Bel-ibni and Enlil-
B, V,
15;
25; B, V, 5; C, II, so; of Kalah, Canon A, IV, 35; Sakin " l Kalhi, ina sane pttrisu,
EN-ba-ni,
of
HABL 278,
R.
i.
JADD
3.
90,
L.E.i. 415, R.
12.
s.
A-da-si,
ancestor
of Esarhaddon,
dEN-da n
-an,
d pretended king of Assyria; !ar "t'AHur, K. 221 2669, 32. EN-BA,

,
EN
JADD
829,
(B. C. 672).
Bel-di-ni-a-mur
(cf.
"O Bel, regard
my
lawsuit!"
+
5;
Nabtt-,
Sama$-dlni-amur)
$ar ""'AHur, K. 2801,

Esarh. S, R.
17;
48.
EN-BA-ni,
17
1.
Neg.
cf.
81-6-7, 209,
Bel-duri
nuhatimmu, HABL 322, 10. "Bel is (my) stronghold"
(KB
Cyl.
Bel-baniia
II, p. 23
120,
note
i).
pir AShir, Shmk.
EN-BAD,
284,
HABL
,o
158, R.e. 610, R.
4.
JADD
R.
//
(KB III, pt. i, p. 196). (EN-KAK-a-a, which can be read

q. v.),
R.
h
(B. C. 668).
323,
7.
330,
(B.C. 676). 495,7. 843,7. 910, R.?.

1
KK.
535.
1
Bel-bunaia
II,40(?).
Epon. B.
cf.
C. 824, III
I,
3034. belpihati $a
h
mar sarri, JADD

i
52,
3, 7
(B. C. 656). 333,
(B. C. 648). irriiu,

biti,
4,
Bel-ba-nu (prob. abbrev.,
Itti-Marduk-bana},
JADD
h
742, R.
13.
rab
JADB
Bel-biti-Samas
8,
I, 7.
*aRu sa a-rit, JADD
324,
R.
JADD 467, 3 (III R 48),

7.
Bel-basme, see Bel-ippa$ra.
husband of -fAmat-Sula
is
(B. C. 692).
sa
"Shamash
the lord of the

f.
tepa,
d
JADD
t
860,
II, 23.
house" (or "family") EN-E- d Sa-mas, JADD 780, v

Bel-bunaia
1.
of Zer-ukln
JADD
485,
446,
3.
i,
12.
(B. C. 663).
2.
3.
EN-BAD, JADD
Sula
(var. to
i).
752,
20.
EN-U, JADD 324, R.
3,
husband oiAmat-
EN-bu-na-a-a, 83-1-18,695, 1,4, spec. Epon. B. C. 851, Shalm. Ill: Bal. IV, 5, var.: -tit.
Bel-emuranni "Bel has looked

1.
upon me"
(B. C. 700).
2.
EN-KAK-a-a, Epon.
h
B. C. 85
1,
III
r, II, 13;
EN-SI-a-ni, JADD 176, R.

B. C. 686,
Epon.
;
nagir
i,
ekalli, 82-5-22, 526, II,
10
(KB
III,
pt.
p. 154).
Bel-busu-qusur(r)
"O lord, preserve the pro-
2.
R V, 38 h R. turtanu, JADD 134, R.s. JADD 9, EN-SI. LAL, Epon. B. C. 691, JADD 1098,
Canon
6
;
C, IV,
31;
III
i,
perty!"
III,
i.
EN- GAR. GAL-SER,

Apal-usur and
R.
rf
BA mar tarri, b. of Isdi-Nabn, JADD 385,

h
5,
3.
EN-SI.LAL-a-ni,
3,
14.
JADD
"The lord of the needy
(B.C. 693 or 688). 407, B. E. 4. 410, L. E.j?. *..., 247, R. //. Epon. B. C. 737, of Ra32,
JADD
R.
Bel(
7\0-dal-li-ili-a-a
sappa,
Canon B, V,
12.
Ill
i,
IV,
32.
Epon.
No.
i.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
B.C. 691, of Carchemish, Canon A, V,ss; III R i, V, 33, var.; JADD 320, R. E. i;
h bel
Bel-etillu
"Bel
is
lord"
la
h
EN-NIR.GAL, Sana
A.BA
ekalli,
Gargami$, Senn. Tay.VI, p. 112). Epon. B. C. 686, h turtanu,]&DT) 28, e. 232, R. ie. 374, R E 1pihati
hl
74
JADD
Bel-etir
261, R.
//.
KB (I R 42!
is.
II,
"Bel spared"
(cf.
Ar. docket nt3S6n

v.)
BE X,
1.
104; as abbrev. Etir or Eleru, q.

f.
453, R.
4.
612, R.
i?.
EN-e-fe-ri,
of Naba-belsunu,
IV, p. 172).
Kandal.VS
EN-SLLAL-an-ni,
(B. C. 710).
JADD
I, s.
78,
7.
234, R.
V,
2. 3.
si
(KB
f.
Epon. B.
1098,
;
C. 737,
Canon A,
C. 686,
is.
EN-e-tir,
of Naba-bel$unu,
IV,
32.
JADD
Epon. B.
EN-e-ti-ra,
HABL
877,
is
= JADD
spec.
VS
V,
5, 9.
889:
Canon. A, V, ss h turtanu, 482, R. E. i. 1098, III, e.

d
5.
JADD
443, R.
qinni bit B.
4.
5.
EN-KAR,
a
83-1-18, 695,
I, 19,
EN-SI.LAL-an-ni, HABL 1093, R.9. Epon.

B. C. 686,
h
'EN-KAR,
K. 1351-
HABL
1155,
s(?).
mar
I-ba-a,
turtanu,
JADD
285, R.
2.
s.
6.
EN-SLLAL-ni, HABL
K. 7532.
309,
1093,
8.
6.
EN-KAR-ir,]ADD
III,
7.
167,3(6.0.675). 1125
6
HABL
730,
Bel-epus
"Bel has made"
(cLBel-i-pu-u$ in
NBa.
s.
oiNabtt-Sum-eres, \>.QiNaba-ndid, Abp. A,

III
texts
d
TNB)
d
7.
19, III, lie*.
Ann.
Ill, 62 *.
B, III
R 33,
543,
EN\ EN-KAK-uS, HABL 447, R. 17. 670, s. VSI, 35,22 (KB IV, p. 96). Sm. 412 (time h A,BA, Esarh.). 83-1-18, 695, 1, 7, spec. h Rm. 157, 17 (KB IV, p. 126). bartt mar k Babili, TRep. 18, R.s. masma$u, 8111.471.
h
VI,
80*.
EN-KAR-ir,
81-2-4,
HABL
267,
7.
273, R.
25).
i.
R. u*. K. 1610* (WSml. p.
DT
301*
7*-
81-7-27,
e.
20*.
mar
38
Babili,
nasiku of Nar- TubuliaS,
HABL 906,
5.
= Etir
8.
HABL 961, R.
Chron.B, IV,
(B.C. 668)
q. v., cf.
WAF
I,
p. 472.
1112,5.
Bel-eres
"Bel has planted" (perhaps abbrev.,

Ana-Bel-ereS
cf.
1.
TNB)
20,
EN-SUR, HABL 1108, R.is. 82-5-22, 129*. h mar sa.ku, HABL 276, R. 153*. I-ba-a, HABL 1007, R.
10.
15'.
2. 3.
EN-KAM, 83-1-18, 695, 1, spec. bel EN-KAM, qatati, JADD 67, B.
f.
of Bel-zer, K. 433,
29
(B. C. 648).
7,
E.
i.
4.
EN-KAM-e$, JADD 73, R. j- (B. C. 680). ÊN-KAN, K. 1560; s. of htaggam, bit d A-e, Nshi. VS I, 36, III, &.
EN-PIN,
B. E.
2.
9.
QiSa--kab, HABL 266, is (IV R 46, no. 3). d EN-SUR-ir, HABL 299, 2*. 80-7-19, 362*.
f.
ru
Bel-gimil-tirra
"O Bel, recompense!"

358,
),
i.
EN-SU-GUR, JADD
Bel (AO-gi-ni-e-eres
5.
bel qatati (B.

1
C 680), JADD
;
113,
COlf
e:
83-1-18, 695, XII,
a?,
19,
R.
i.
spec.
6.
EN-PIN-^, JADD73,R. s
305,
i.
74,R. 3 (B.C.68o).
Bel-ha
....,
HABL
d
(
/.
562,
h a$aridu.
.
.
355,
3.
Bel-Harran....
(cf.
EN-KASKAL
.)
JADD
586,
Bel-eriba
"Bel has rewarded"

h
NBa. *EN-
R. E.
SU= a-naba BE X,
1.
no. 99)
Bel-Harran-ab-usur
"O lord ofHarran, protect

l
EN-eri-ba, 32, 9, R. 2.
d EN-eri-ba
s.
kalbu $a bit
mar
Sarri,
HABL
the father!"
2.
EN-KASKAL-AD-PAP, " Ba-mat-a-a, JADD 152, R. 6 (B. C. 656).

VS
I,
of Kurigalzu,
35,
27
(KB
IV, p. 96;
Bel-Harran-ah-usur"Olord ofHarran, protect
f.
time Marduk-sum-iddin). of Nabtt-kusurtu, gs. of Husabi,

54 a.
the brother!"
VR
37,
JADD
f.
210,
R.
/*:
of
"l
Hi-ra-nu (Ep. W).
472, R. s (B. C. 668).
3.
EN-SU
f.
of Nabn-ser-iisabU, 94-6-11, 36, p. 176; time Sinsariskun).
(KB IV,
(V R 54, *>a). Bel-Harran-bel-usur "O lord ofHarran, protect the master!"

of Tab-hl-a-a,
HABL
85,
T. XLIII.
57
h
1.
EN-KASKAL-EN-PAP,
K. 12990.
Epon.
C. 727,
3.
EN-KASKAL-KUR-u-a\
$akin
"'
KarR.
is.
B. C. 741, Canon A, IV, as. Epon. B. of Guzana, Canon A, IV, 42.

2.
ASurahiddinJ&DDtfi, 3. Epon. B.C.648(?),
HABL
829,
h
206,
R.
7.
289, R.
i).
11.
517,
EN-&KASKAL-EN-PAP, Epon.
Canon
ekalli,
B. C. 741,
;
19 (III
56, no.
4.
JADD
696, R. E.
2.
B, V,
8.
JADD
1098,
I, 4
nagir
4
d
705, R.
4.
859, R.
KK.
3742. 10532;
cf.
Canon E.
165, R. E.
h
KK.
10789. 14306.
3.
EN-KASKAL-U-PAP, JADD
(Ep. Q).
'
Bel-Harran-sallimanni(Z)/-z'w-tf-7z/)
"O lord of
616,
i,
ndgir ekalli $a Tukulti-apilEsarra $ar m atAshir, Stele of Tel-Abta 9
Harran, keep
(B.C.695?).
Bel-Harran-sar-usur
me
safe!"
JADD
(KB
IV,
p. 102).
"O lord of Harran, pro870,

2.
i.
Bel-Harran-duri
"The lord of Harran
is
(my)
1.
tect the king!"
stronghold"
EN-KASKAL-MAN-PAP, JADD
mar
h
EN-^KASKAL-BAD, JADD 9, * (B. C 686).

383, R.
,* (B.
C. 674). 83-1-18, 695, XII,
28 ,
Akkadi, JADD 931, rakbu $a h~pa, JADD 207, R. v

37 a).
milt
L. E.
(III R
spec.
h h
h
. .
mukil apati,
.,
JADD
193,
/
(Ep.Y).
2.
46,
*te/jf,
JADD 427,
rak
sammaru,
JADD 404, R. (B. C. 674). JADD 279, R.j- (B. C. 68
ÊN-KASKAL-MAN-PAP,
11,3.
R. * (B. C. 694). JADD 981, R.
1).
Bel-Harran-ibni
"The lord of Harran has crea-
3.
<*EN-tKASKAL-MAN-PAP, JADD
R. s
(B. C.6/I).
h
266,
*.
ted"
h rab
rab
blti,
JADD
507, R.
kisir,
JADD
JADB
427, R.
9 (B.
C. 694).
is
Bel-Harran-taklak(/<7/^/^^-/<7^) (abbrev.
from Ana-
*Bel-Harran-id-ri
"The lord
21,
3.
of
Harran
my
s.
Bel-Harran-taklak*
"In
the lord of
3.
helper",
Bel-Harran-ittiia
Harran
is
"The lord of Harran
with
of U-si-
JADD 246, slave, JADD 229, 5 (III R 46, 48 c;

I
trust"),
me
238, 2, e, 10, IG
B. C. 680).
Bel-Harran-uballit
(
77)
"The lord of Harran

life",
(B.C. 688).
h
83-1-18,
695,
XII,
29,
spec.
/
has called into

(B. c. 648).
JADD
i, 22
206, R.
,3
mar Upri
sa
belit biti,
JADD
50, R.
83-1-18,
695,
(-TI.LO),
(Ep. H).
d
spec.
Bel-Harran-ki-la-ni
"O lord of Harran, supd EN-KASKALme!" port Possibly LU(DIB\a-ni, Sm. 55, R.IT. Sm. 55, 17, spec.
Bel-Harran-usuranni
"O lord of Harran, pro83-1-18,

695,
tect me!"
EN- KASKAL-PAP-an-ni,
l
XII,
so,
spec.
"Bel-Harran-pi
....,
JADD
"O
(B. C.
180, R.
6.
Bel-Harran-qu-sur-a-ni
lord
68 1).
of
Harran,
preserve me!"
"The lord is (my) stronghold" EN-NI.GAL-BAD, K. 241, X, 45, spec. "The lord is (my) friend", Bel-i-ba(?)-si(?)-ib-ri
Bel-ibasi-duri
JADD
d
279,
i,
K. 241, XI,
Bel-ibni
31,
spec.
(cf.
Bel-Harran-sabatani(Z,
/--/) "O lord of Harran, succour me!" Sm. 55, R. I, IG, spec.
"Bel has created"
Bel-bani and
Enlil-ibnt)
1.
EN-ib-ni,
HABL 854,
733, R.
s.
2.
991,
?.
1066,
8.
JADD
3,
Bel-Harran-sadu(AT67?-tt) (abbrev.
<
Bel-Harran2.
66 1,
d
s.
930,
III, 4.
Epon. B. C. 648, JADD 206, R.?. Bel-Harran-sadaa (> Bel-Harran-Sada and BelSadud] "The lord of Harran is my
q. v.),
'
Sadua
EN-ib-ni,
HABL
brother
2.
1.
267, R. n.
277, R.
4:
mother's
278,
285,
3.
1.
of Mutezib-Marduk.
i. 2.
280,
286,
281,
288,
i.
282,
2.
283,
2.
2.
284,
2.
2.
i.
mountain"
1.
292,
1.
400,
402,
EN-KASKAL-KUR-a,
Canon
C, V,
IG.
Epon.
i,
B. C. 64 8(?),
so.
Ill
VI,
752, R. 12. 754, 21. 791, [460. 462.] 521, 2 96 3, R794, L 795, 2 792, i. 793,
-
o.
2.
EN-KASKAL-KUR-a-a, JADD
No.
i.
463, R.
/,.
129, R.
is.
136, R.
c.
170,
(B. C. 648).
KNUT
K. 543/a. 7383. 8440.
TALLQVIST.
Rm.
563.
Sm.
2192.
s.
of Sigaa, Shmk.
pi.
CT
X,
7, so
(KING, BBS,
King of Babylonia, B. C. 702

B,
s.
700, Chron.
10).
II, 23, 24, 26, 28.
3.
of Nabn-kudur-usur, EN-KAK, JADD 101, R.

707).
HABL
6.
106, R. u.
s.
Bel-Hani
W(VEN-ZU), VS I, .... (EN-AN*

(Ep. W).
96,
15.
),
JADD
210,
7.
292, R.
(B. C.
7.
414,
4, 9,
R.
(Ep. A').
568, R.
Bel-ilani-sar-usur
"O lord
of the gods, pro-
988, u.
ardu ta
h
K. 9462. 83-1-18, 695, 1, 5, spec. h ta eli bitani, JADD 326, R. //
tect the king!" JADD 23, R. / (Ep.

Bel-ili-ballitani
F).
h (B. C. 692?). ki-na-tat$)-tu,
JADD
771,
7.
"O lord
of the gods, keep
$atammu,
JADD
928,
289,
III,
10:
7.
me
alive!"
d
4.
EN-KAK, HABL
manzaz pani
of the Assyrian king. 291, 2. 399. 2. 412, R. 24 (IV R 47, no. 4). [460: b. of BelSunu,
790,
2.
i
EN-AN-TI-a-ni JADD 899, I, so. Bel-ilua "Bel is my god" (or hypocor.) 1. BE(KabtiT)-AN-a-a, JADD 22, R.^
47,
2.
is
(Ill
cf.
R.
1.
3.
462]. 520,
196,
II,
2.
i.
736,
12.
is.
789,
i.
c;
B.C.
h
779?).
2.
JADD
II,
385,
KK.
1992.
5
EN-AN-a-a,
I,
8,
4793,
(WSml.
p. 69).
5062.
5473,
spec.
JADD 783, sabu, JADD

;
83-1-18,
?.
695,
877, R.
Epon.
III,
(WSml.
p. 65).
8440.
h
83-1-18,
824.
B. C. 769,
III
of Arbaha,
Canon A,
50;
Bu. 89-4-26, 156. mar mar-bannti pir Su-an-na k', Senn. Bell, u (Lay. 63, 14, cf. p. 79, note 2. KB II, p. 114).
R
s.
i, III, 48
sd "'[Arbaha}, 81-2-4, 187,

606, R.
l
R.
d
3.
KA
'EN-AN-a-a,
a-a,
JADD
/(?).
Ku-ra-
King of Babylonia, B. C. 702

B.
5.
II,
700, Chron.
15.
JADD
29; King-list
A, IV,
13.
4.
EN^-AN-ta,
X,
7, 43.
500, R. 7. h $a pan ekalli, Shmk.
CT
EN-KAK-ni,
,
JADD
d
882,
"Bel-id
K. 10489.
Bel-ili-iqbuni
Bel-iddina
"Bel has given"
din-nam RPN;
EN-MU =
(cf.
OBa.
Be-li-i-
1.
EN-AN-iq-bi-u-ni,
VS
I,
91, &.
Ar. docket
pba BE X)
1.
EN-AN-iq-bu-u-ni, K. 241, X, 31, spec. Bel-ili-mil-ki "The lord of the gods is

2.
my
Bel-
Be-el-SE,
f.
of
Zi-li-ia,
is.
VAT
505,
9.
4581,
515,
.
7.
counsellor"
s.
2.
EN-AS,
1
HABL 449,
h
2.
JADD
of Bel-nuri,
JADD
237, R.
(B. C. 665).
h 5, R. 3 (B. C. 672). 661, s. BA, JADD l 179, R. s (B. C. 697). belpihati" Kul-me-
Bel-ippasra
"Bel
is
appeased" (HiNKE:
s.
balme)
ra,
"l
JADD
853,
9.
ki-na-ta-ti,
HABL 37,
4.
7.
EN-BUR. RA,
rod.
I,
of Arad-Ea, tuplar,
4.
Me-
3.
4.
5.
*EN-A$ d EN-MU,
6.
HABL 830, HABL 788, 4 HABL 815,3. K. 11712. of Z/-//-*V?, VAT 4586, R. EN-SE, EN-SE-na, HABL 311, R. 312,
Na-gi-a-ta-a-a,
.
Susa
16, III,
Bel-iqbi (cf. Bel-liqbl)
EN\
24 .
EN-iq-bi,
/j-
HABL
771,2. 695,
JADD
spec.
619,
f.
R.
5.
(Ep.
S). 83-1-18,
I, 10,
9.
R.
787,
s.
4.
Bel-iqisa d 1.
2.
"Bel has presented"

83-1-18, 695,
II, 2,
of Bel-ahel>u\ hê-lap-pa-a-a,]P^DD 891,9.

1
BE-BA-$a, EN-BA-$a,
316,4.
spec.
HABL
1.
84,
2.
85
2.
86
s.
161,
4.
d 7.
'EN-SE-na, HABL 208, u. 514,2. 516,2. h rab HU. KAK* ta Sarri, VS V, 780,
2.
389,2.
390,2.
541,8.
700,1.
1,
KK.
1914. 4530. 1301

s.
83-1-18, 695,
u, spec,
2,
(B. C. 675)
}
sisi
riu IV, p. 166). Ninibkudurusur, Lo. 102 (90835),

(KB
of Bu-na-ni, f. of Du-na-nu and Sa-amgu-nu, of Gambulu, Abp. A, III R 19,

III,
III, 2
s.
(KiNG, BBS, pi. LXXII). of Nabfi-zer-iddina\ *$a-ku Dilbat, VS I, 35, i, 14, is, 49 (KB IV, p. 94), time Marduk-
IH;
Ann.
10, 53.
Ill, ci
B, III
R 3133,
II,
2.
IV,
ae, eo;
VI,
65; III
R 46, III,
R 37, KB II,
no.
Esarh. A,
pp. 132, 182, 244,

T. XLII.
shumiddin.
254. K. 2651.
59
d
3.
EN-BA-$a,
698,
i.
HABL
269,
12.
336, u, R. n.
1655. 82-3-
'Belit-nese
"Mistress of the lions"

1
(cf.
JTOT-
K. 5638.
Rm.
4,
563.
Sm.
9.
via drjptbv)
23, 85. 83-1-18,
107. Bu. 91-5-9, 46.
*?-
NIN-UR.MAW TA
,
273,4. 274,4.
83-1-18,
1846,
tam
V,
5,
HABL
5,
914,
R.
addupu,
VS
Be-lit-su-nu
"Their mistress",
i,
(KB
IV, p. 172).
f
R. IV,
spec.
Bel-iqisanni
1.
Belit-sabtini (abbrev.)
"O
Belit,
81-2-4,
succour me!"
2 55
!> i.
EN-BA-sa-a-ni, Epon.
no.
3, 2 a;
jvz
B. C. 792, II
81-2-4,
69,
f
SdNIN.LIL-LU-ni,
Belit-sarrat
spec.
al
Si&-ti-ni$,
187,20.
2. 3.
EN-BA-$a-an-ni, 83-1-18, 695,

111,26; C, 1,19;
I, 15,
spec.
EN-BA-Sa-ni, Epon. B. C. 792, Canon A,
IIIR
I,
111,25.
4.
EN-SA-BA-an-ni, Epon. B.
526, R. E. 2; cf. 931,
is.
C. 792,
JADD
queen" S'NIN. LIL-MAN-at, MAN-rat, rat, JADD 828, s. 81-2-4, 2 55> \ s 4 Belit-taddin "Belit has given" d r. GASAN-ta-ad-din\di-na, Sm. 1213.
2.
"Belit
is
tar>
spec.
NIN-SE,
"Bel
Bel-isdiia-kmi
(or
"O
JADD
(or
899,
III, 4.
Bel, establish
my ground
9.
Bel-ittiia
1.
"The
lord")
is
i.
with me"
241, V,
"my
foot")
EN-GIRI-ia-ki-ni,
HABL
EN-KI-a, âna,
EN-KI-ia,
83-1-18,
865, R.
2.
JADD 896, JADD 453, R. K.

9.
is;
Bel-iskun(?W-^-[0]), K.
f
7543.
695,
I,
17,
spec.
mutir feme,
Belit-ab-usri
"O
'-'O
Belit, protect the father!"

149,7.
VWIN.LILAD-PAP, HABL
f
JADD
276, R..? (B.C. 682).

. .
Belit(AtfAO-u-me-ukin(?>/)
.,
JADD
814,
6.
Belit-aga-usri
Belit, protect the crown!"

81-2-4,
Jd NIN.LIL-GIL-[PAP],
spec.
f
Belit^/û-sa-la
"I
implored Belit"
255,
I, 10,
JADD
f.
206,
i,
(B. C. 648).
Bel(ÂO-ka-bi
of
9,
(cf.
Belit-ahat-usri
"O Belit, protect the sister!" S*NIN.LIL-NIN-PAP, 81-2-4, 244, I,

spec.
OBa. Ka-bi- dAdad T-D LC)

(II),
SamU-Adad
Esarh.
KAHI
I,
51,
11,22
(MDOG
d
25, p. 33);
see also dBE-
kap-ka-pi,
Be-el-ta(DA)-bi and I-gur-kacf.
Belit-bel-usri
"O Belit, protect the master!" Jd NIN.LIL-EN-PAP 81-2-4, 255, 1,7, spec.
t
ab-ka-bu,
and
BEZOLD,
I,
ZA
21, p. 253;
KING, Chronicles,
p.
127, n. 2.
Belit-belit-usri
"O
Belit, protect the
mis-
Bel-kapkapi, see Enlil-kapkapL

Bel-kibsi-ila
tress!"
(1EN-KI. US-AN-a),
JADD 384, R.
//.
S*NIN.LIL-NfN<pL j^6)-PAP,
255,
f 1, 8 ,
81-2-4,
Bel-kil-la-ni
"O
210,
spec.
JADD
3,
Bel, support me!" s (Ep. W). Cf. U-ki-la-an-ni,

3.
Belit-duri (abbrev.)
HABL
slave sold.
Bel-kin-usur
I, 5,
Sd NIN.LfL-BAD,]A)V 227,
81-2-4, 255,
f
633, R.
"O
Bel,
protect the faithful

101,2,3.
spec.
one!"
Belit-dur-usri
"O Belit, protect the wall!" ^NIN.LIL-BAD-PAP, 81-2-4, 255, I,

e,
EN-D(7-PAP]ADD
Bel-ku-um-mu-ili-a-a
Bel-kudur-usur, see Enlil-kudur-usur.
spec.;
f
Belit-ha-si-na (see
d.
of
49,
JADD 741, JADD III, p. 514^) Naba-rlhtu-usur, JADD 307,

cf.
15.
"My
representant
ss,
is
my
god", K. 241, XII,

s
spec.
(III
Bel-ku-un-di-ili-a-a
perhaps
is
"The lord of the
10 c),
sold.
is
city of
Kundi
my
god"
(cf.
Kun-
Belit-ittiia
"The mistress
with me"
JNIN-KI-ia, amtu sa fsakinte,

(B.C. 652?)
f
JADD
76,
f.
da-a-d) of Nabn-mutesi,
gf.
of Nabu-tuk-lat-su t
K. 872, R. u.
Belit(^7\^V. Z/Z)-kiMi-in-ni
"O
Belit,
support
1,87,8.
Bel-lamur
i.
me!"
f
81-2-4, 255,
I, 2,
spec.
see the lord (or Bel)!" 212, IG: b. of AnuEN-la-mtir,
"May
HABL
Belit(<W/N)-ma-ia-li (abbrev.?), amtu,

No.
i.
VS
eres.
JADD
9, 2
(B. C. 686).
K. 241, V,
8*
17,
6o
spec.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
*A.BA,
10.
JADD
50,
R.
(Ep. H).
1.
EN-lu-da-ri, Epon. B. C. 730, Canon A,

IV,
39.
262, R.
2.
EN-SI. LAL, JADD Bel-li' "Bel is mighty"

1.
247, R.
//.
2.
EN-lu-dd-ri,
JADD
2.
175,
R.
,6
(B. C. 676).
Epon.
e. 3.
B. C. 730, of Tille,
i,
Canon
k
2;
B, IV,
ai
19;
2.
EN-DA, HABL 607, d EN-DA, HABL 998,

Egibi, K. 960.
ma$ma$u, mar
83,
JADD JADD
[//],
R.
295, R. E.
10.
$akin
Til-
658,
TRep.
24,
o.
R.
i.
183,
Bel-mati-ilu
"The lord of the country

(can
is
the
R.
3.
s.
243, R.
e.
god"
h
e.
d EN-ID.
Egibi,
4.
GAL, K. 10489. TRep. 15 F, R.

1
mahnahi, mar
12,
EN-KUR-AN
q.
v.,
be read Adi-mati-ihi,
cf.
EN-ma-ti-ilu
(Ep. D).
BE
[779,
XV),
i],
JADD
EN-ZU,
R.
/7.
HABL
239, R.
h
7
222,
2.
(B. C. 660).
355,
R*
JADD
h
R. E.
39,
L. E. 2
cf.
MVG
ardu,
k (B. C. 688). irri$u,
JADD 238, JADD

4.
VIII, p. 111,1,24 (Ep. P).
Bel-mati-Marduk"Marduk
try"
(cf.
is
lord of the coun-
294, R. j (B. C. 700).

5.
f
EN-KUR-Marduk BE XIV)
'EN-ZU,
(or -idi\
za-sak-kti,
HABL
VS
I,
464,
15;
EN-ma-a-ti- d AMAR.
UD
(renders
UN-
Bel-li'
S EN-ZU),
is
96,
Bel-li'-kullati
"Bel
AF
d
I,
p. 502: Bfl-li-kali$u\
almighty" (WINCKLER, HINKE: Bels.
44, sc, sd. d Bel-MU .... ( EN(l)-MU-[SES!}), King-list A, II

last
KUR-d SILIG.ELLM), V R
king of dyn. C;
cf.
15,
Enlil-him-usur.
He -kalami)
Bel-mudammiq
of Esaggilata;
pi. 7, 48.
"The lord
(or
Bel) renders
EN-DA-KAK.A.BI, h satam, Shmk. CT X,

"The lord
(or
favorable"
Bel-liq-bi
Bel)
may command!"
414,
a.
(see also Bel-iqbi),

Bel-liq-sur "The lord
HABL
EN-mu-SIG, Epon. B. C. 870, III R i, 1, 4 o. Bel-mukin-abiinu (lEN-Du-in-AD-nu),]KBD 741,17. "Bel preserves", Bel( W/ EW)-mu-sal-lim
rf
J J
(or Bel)
may
preserve!"
s.
JADD
h
444,
10
(B. C. 660).
K. 241, V,
I, ie.
22,
K. 241, V,
Bel-lisir
1.
17,
spec.
(prob. abbrev.)
31,
i, i
spec. of Uk-ka...,
barn, Mna. OBI

f.
149,
of Munnabitti,
JADD
812,
EN-GIS, JADD,
(B. C. 688).
(B. C. 695).
264,
//
L. E.
Bel-naid
i.
i.
527,
slave sold. 570, R.
9.
"Bel
is
exalted"
349, R.
15,
Epon.
187,
2.
3.
B. C. 778, III
h
[
i,
III,
39.
81-2-4,
EN- 1, JADD
1, 6,
(Ep. Q). 619,
is
SB:
EN-GIS,
II
s.
nagir] ekalli. of I-ba-a,

661,
a;
(Ep. S). K. 241, V,
spec. 83-1-18, 695,

Sarri,
HABL
718, R.
13.
spec.
//
abarakku $a mar
(B. C. 690).
i;
JADD
EN-SLDI, JADD
10.
Epon. B.
C. 778,
11;
625, R.
II
Epon. B.
i,
C. 663(?),
69, no. 3,
IB
Canon
B, IV,
C,
1, 33;
E:
nagir
ekalli.
R 69, no. S, JADD 56, R.

R.E.
f.
Bel-lii-balat
"The master may
live"
(cf.
Ln-
i(?).
VI, 17; Hurtanu, R. i. 309, 154, 153, 780, H. 993, R. IV, 17.
III
2.
balat, -fLn-baltaf)
1.
of Arad-Htar,
JADD
640,
i,
3.
EN-lu-ba-lat,
JADD
h
38,4
(III
46, sd).
is. 17.
2.
39, 3 (Ep. D).

2.
irri$u,
JADD
392,
e,
742, R.
EN-na-i-di, Epon. B. C. 663(?), JADD 470, R. 24.
turtanu,
EN-lu-TLLA,
K. 1441.
JADD
u
(B. C. 670).
Bel-nasir
protector" (cf. OBa. Be-liAr. docket liDba na-sir RPN, NB.

is
"Bel
3.
EN-TLLA, JADD
772,4. 880,
1,
:
391,
8,
12.
394,
2,
3.
OTSS
i.
p. 316, no. 49).
s.oiBel-ah-iddin. 83-1-18,
EN-na-sir,
uncle
of
Tab-sil-Marduk,
3.
695,
I, 21,
spec.
2.
TRep.
daianu,
3.
52,
R.
e.
155 B,
Bel-luba!lit(r),
governor of the city of Asshur,

43, p. 36.
ÊN-PAP, HABL
157 C, R. 4. R. 2 s. of sin715,
.
MDOG
Bel-lu-dari
t
(cf.
VS
13, is.
V,
5, 5.
--
KB
10.
e.
IV, p. 172.
333,
2.
"May
the master live for ever!"
EN-PAP-ir,
812, R.
HABL
17,
R.
909,
670,
7.
OBa. Be-li-lu-da-ri RPN)
JADD
83-1-18, 695, T. XLIII

h
61
I, is,
spec.
~
pihati
apate,
d
4.
al
Kalha,
JADD 481, JADD 1104,

812, R.
13.
is.
R.
3.
6.
bel
*Be-el-sa"-am-ma(?) (Ph.(?) cf.yttWb^n),
messenger
26.
mukil
of the king of Alasia,

Bel-sar-ahesu
TA
37,
JADD
238, R. ,3 (B. C. 688).
EN-PAP-ir,
R.
,,
HABL HABL
2.
"Bel
is
l
king of his brothers"

-Su,
JADD
R.
4
.
576,
EN-MAN-PAPt
(Ep. Z).
Bel-sar-ibni
(B. C. 676).
K. 566,
527,
i.
JADD
98,
R. E.
d
5.
EN-SES-ir,
2,
765,
i.
TRep.
R.
6.
2.
8,
R.
4.
214, R.
236, R.
"Bel has created the king"

texts, see
(in
i.
253 B,
NBa.
274?,
h
K. 1599.
,
TNB)
.
U-PAP-ir,
R.
JADD
18,
R.
(B. C. 673).
*Bel-na-tan (Ar.)
2.
"Bel has given",
JADD
WEN-MAN-KAK, JADD 45, R. 4 (E P o). *jf/j ekalli, JADD 127, R. 287,

r
4.
342,
f.
(B.C. 68 1).
of....
ilij.a t
Bel-nirari,
see Enlil-nirari.
f.
Bel-nuri
1.
"Bel
-is
(my) light"
1042, R.
t
of Bani-a-a,
JADD 256, R. JADD 161, R.
3.
10.
EN-LAH,
I,
HABL
h
Bel-sar-ili
3.
"Bel
is
5,
83-1-18, 695,
229,
king of the gods"

spec.
is
is,
spec.
tamkar
JADD
237, R.
R.
K. 241, "IX,
Bel-sarranni
(B. C. 680).
f.
of Bel-ll-milki,
JADD
265,
3,
i,
9.
1.
our king" EN-MAN-a-ni, Epon. B. C.

V,
25
-f-
"Bel
699,
"l
Canon A,
Kur-ba-an,
2.
EN-nu-rt,]ADD
idi.
slave, b. of Abi-ulG.
VI,
h
13;
,].
$akin
HABL
"O
1042,
R.
JADD
2.
[371,
R. E.
Bel-qata-sabat
Bel, succour!"
.
EN-MAN-a-ni, Epon.
~
B. C. 699, h iakin
al
EN-SU-sa-bat, Epon. B. C. 811, of Maza-
Kur-ba-an,
25.
JADD
328, R. u.
1645.
mua,
*Bel-ram,
III
i,
III,
G.
3.
EN-MAN-an-ni, Epon.
V,
d
B. C. 699, III
i,
or Baal-ram,
c
EN-ra-am
.
(Can.,
cf.
Ph. dlb*a), Ta annek i, 18 Bel-rimanni "O Bel, have mercy

1.
4.
EN-MAN-ni,
HABL
939,
2.
on me!"
spec,
EN-rim-a-ni,
VS
I,
95,
*?.
Bel-sar-usur d 1.
"O Bel, protect the EN-LUGAL-S[ES\ VAT. 7,

12, p.
king!"
i,
perh. the
2.
EN-rim-an-ni, 83-1-18, 695,

f.
I, 2 ,
Babylonian prince, see MEISSNER,

I57f.
s.
MVG
Br.
of Sarru-naid,
HABL,
152,3.
d
3.
EN-ri-man-ni, K. 5440 A.
(cf.
2.
of Nabu-naid', Belshazzar, the prince of
Bel-sa-ma....(?)
OBa. Ma-nu-sa-ma(J] RPN)
Babylon, Nabd. Cyl.

cyl. II, 26
;
11,24
(IR68);
JADD
d
f.
487,
III, 59 (I
R 69).
"l
KB
III, pt. 2,
Bet-sar(?)-[bi?],
or -sarru(?)
pp. 82, 96.

8.
of Apia,
HABL
912, R.
2.
EN-LUGAL-u-sur, $a
Khors.
d
59.
Bel-silla-nisesu(?*#(?)-j//(?)-/0 (or
TI(1)-LA
10.
=
3.
Ki-h-si-im, Sarg.
KB
II,
p. 60.
baltu}-UNP'-hi\
JADD
q.
v.),
752, R.
Bel-sadua (EN-KUR-ti-a;
abbrev., var. of Bel4.
EN-LVGAL-{i-sur, " l Ki-se-si-im-a-a, Sarg. Ann. G? (B. C. 716).

875,
15.
Harran-sadtia, $a a!Parnunna,
81-2-4,
187,
7,
Epon. B. C. 756, Canon A, IV, 13; E -f21.
EN-MAN-PAP, HABL
R.
9
JADD
e, 9.
206,
(B. C. 648?).
2.
348,7.
17.
3.
357,2,9.
h
h
418,
R.
6.
Epon. B.
B. E.
cf.
3.
C. 648(?),
B. E.
686,
4.
857, IV,
929,
mutir
JADD
*te&
Bel-sallim
R.
147,
K. 4537;
i,
^Surri K. "O Bel, keep
1292;
IIIR
VI,
3 c.
pntu, 207, R.
HABL
// (III
685,
R.
rakbu,
B).
JADD
Sepa,
R 46,
33 a;
Ep.
h $a
safe!"
,.
EN-$al-Hm, JADD 824, h rab kari, K. mo. I, a.

s.
83-1-18,
695,
5.
B. E. 3 JADD 105, d EN-MAN-PAP, HABL

i, 4, e,
(Ep. Z).
940,
a.
JADD
202,
I, 13.
(B. C. 670).
of la-di-ilu,
JADD
Bel,
spec.
880,
Bel-se-zib-a-ni
"O
31
Bel, save me!"

(B. C. 648?).
Bel-sal-lim-a-ni
"O
15,
keep me
safe!"
JADD
373,
Sm.
No.
i.
55, XI,
"Bel-si-man-ni
"O
Bel, hear me!" far Babili
62
KNUT
u matati,
TALLQVIST.
VS
III,
180,
20;
cf.
UNGNAD,
147,
3
Bel-tarsi-ilu (cf.
the next name)

83-1-18, 695,
I, I G ,
OLZ X
Bel-su-u
(1907), col. 464.
EN-LAL-si-AN,
spec.
(abbrev. from Sa-Bel-su*},
JADD
Bel-tarsi-iluma
1.
(B.C. 648?).
Bel-sum-eres
KK.
"Bel has
texts, see
f.
10363. 12991 (?). planted a name"
EN-LAL-AN-ma, K.
Epon. B.
"l
241,
VIII,
45,
spec.
(in
C. 798, III
R
h
i,
III, 19;
nakin
III,
NBa.
R.
d
3.
TNB)
of Ahiddin,
KalJu,
seal
of his
SAG, OLZ
EN-MU-KAM,
Bel-sum-ibni
JADD
160,
2.
col. 434.
EN-LAL-is-AN-ma, Epon.
"'Kalhi, 81-2-4, 187, u.
B. C. 798, Sakin
l
"Bel has created a son"

texts, see
(in
3.
NBa.
TNB)
(B. C.
EN- tar-si- AN-nta,

Adnir. IV:
I
'l
sakin
2,
9.
Kalhi
I,
etc.,
693 or 688). JADD Bel-sum-iddin "Bel has given a son" (cf. Ar.
66,
R. E.
R 35, no.
KB
p. 192.
Bel-tarsi-tabu(?)
docket ptfTeba OTSS,
p. 315, no.
46; in
EN-LAL-DUG.GA,
669,
11
ancient author,
Sm.
NBa.
texts, see
s.
TNB)
(NE
p. 91).
EN-MU-A^,
307, R.
Bel-Slim-iskun
(in
1.
of Ilu-u-KAL-a-ni,
JADD
Bel-tuk(?)-te-tir...
"O
R. E.
Bel, take vengeance!"

2.
10
(III
R 49, so
c;
Ep.
F).
d
JADD
Bel-ti-pa-ri-i
177,
"Bel has provided posterity" NBa. texts, see TNB)

48-7-20,
i.
EN-MU-GAR-un,
TRep. 24 A, R.
Sarg. St.
Ill, 6, 21
119.
7
*kaln,
my torch" Ea-tipar-ili TNB), JADD 742, 18,14, Be-el-ta(ZM)-bi, BE VI, pt.

is
"Bel
(cf.
5.
NBa.
134,
R.
(III
58,
h no. 11). 235 A, L.E.i. 277 N. nappahu,
i, supposed have been a predecessor of ShamshiAdad II and identical with Bel-ka-bi, see
to
(KB
f.
2.
EN-MU-IN. GAR,
IV, p. 160). of Nergal-$ar-usur\

I,
RANKE,
BE
VI,
pt.
i,
p. 9f.,
BEZOLD,
life"
(for
ZA
Bel-Uballit
21, p. 253.
sar Babili, Ng. Cambr.
(I
R 67).
KB
"
'
III, pt. 2,
3.
EN-MU-is-kun,
p. 72. h
"Bel has called into NBa. texts, see TNB)
kalu, K. 1448.
1.
ÊN-TIN-it,
HABL
878, R.
10.
920, R.
[i
e:
Bel-sum-taqqin
qinl,
(EN-MU-LAL-in)
20.
or Bel-mutaq-
foster-brother of Sin-\tabni-usur\.
129,1].
K. 241, V,
cf.
KK.
1950 (?). 83-1-18, no.
Belsunu
(abbrev.,
OBa. Be-el-$u-nu
II,
RPN;
2.
s.
of Ad-na-a-a,
t
HABL
969,
9.
Ar. docket fEbn CIS
59)
3
10.
dEN-ii-bal-lit K. 13106.
WEN-$u-nu,
ibni).
HABL
25.
460, R.
i.
(b.
of Bel1929.
Bel-u-bal-lit-su
"Bel has called him into

I,
life",
527,
844,
1074,
KK.
83-1-18, 695,
H, spec.
7355-
75
55.
12991.
Bit
Da-ku-ra-a-a,
Bel(?)-ub(?tap!)-pu-ti-illak(>0
p.
JOHNS,
as
ADD
I,
III
HABL
671,16
238,
Epon. B.
(III
5.
RSI,
C. 646^), no. 5): h hasan "'Hindana.
HABL
4.
I73f: Bel-ubbnti-ukln; perhaps: Nabilv.),
tap-pu-ti-illak, q.
1
Epon.
JADD
1170, R.
1053, HI,
f.
2.
JADD 197, R. G. 943, VIII, Ill 34, 94 b. Bu. 91-5-9, 5.
02, R.
9.
of
du,
R HABL
Bel-u-bi (?)....,
K. 13188.
cf.
963,
4.
Bel-ukm (perh. abbrev.,

v.)
Bel-taklak
(abbrev. from Ana-Bel-taklakt q.

I
EN-DU-in,
ilu
irri$u,
JADD
Nabn-bel-ukin} 742, R. 12.

cf.
"In Bel
i
trust"
Bel-umi-masi(? EN237, R.
to
UD-D<7M,
OBa. Maziam
EN-tak\tdk-lak,
350,
h
JADD
JADD
(B. C. 665).
RPN, EN-UD-mu-e-si-e,
9 ?J,
HABL
f),
78,
9.
h ardu, (B. C. 707).
JADD
/
913, R.
6.
[688,
BEHRENS,
h
Briefe p. 78
K. 241,
sarri,
Ni-hu-ut-a-a,
416, R.
(B. C. 710).
V,
is,
spec.
50,
mutir feme fa
7
mar
Epon. B.C. 758, of Isana, Canon A, IV, 11, see also Ana- Bel-taklak.
JADD
Bel-upahhir d
R.
(Ep. H).
"Bel has strengthened"

-u-pa-hi-ir,
isi^^yV-^^^z?)-^/^, tdq-bi-lisir TNB), JADD 259,
cf.
EN-NIGIN,
-NIGIN-ir,
792,
15.
s.
of
i.
Marduk-suin-ibni,
HABL
T. XLIII.
f.
of Tab-silli-Marduk, TRep.
194, R.
2.
15,
R.
3.
er (abbrev.,
cf.
OBa. Be-el-zlrim
15
Bel-upaqu (abbrev.,
cf.
"For Bel
1.
I
s.
NBa. Ana-Bel-upaqu TNB) wait"
s.
Dilbat), K. 241, V, 15, spec, of Ba-la-te (NBa.), BM 40590,
II,
3,
d d
EN-u-paq,
of Ku-na-a,
HABL
OBa.
219,1.
-
s.
(KING, BBS, pi. 18). of Bel-etir, at Erech, K. 433,

texts p. 28).
2g
(SMITH,
2.
EN-u-pa-qu,
VS
V,
2, /?
(B. C. 675).
KB
Bel-usati
IV, p. 166.
is
s.
of Ea-epiS-ilu,
VS
I,
60.
"Bel
(my) help"
h
(cf.
Be-li-u-
Bel-zer-ibni
"Bel has created seed"

916,4.
(in
sa-tim etc.
1.
RPN, NBa. d EN-u-sa-tu TNB)

belpih,ati "'Samal,
EN-KUL-KAK, HABL
Bel-zer-iddin
EN-u-sa-a-te,
942, R.
9.
JADD
"Bel has given seed"

273, R. 4
NBa.
2.
EN-u-sa-ti,
f.
of Kabtiia,
53,
Muranu and
2.
TNB) EN-KUL-AS, JADD

Bel-zer-iqisa
texts, see
(B. C. 683).
(in
MuSallim, Simb. Lay. KING, BBS pi. 20).

d
3.
(BM
90937.
h
re'tt
"Bel has presented seed"

texts, see
sa,
NBa.
i(?)
TNB)
En-u-sa-tu,
HABL
327,8. 1109,
d EN-KUL-BA- v
Bi
f
,
JADD
578,
II,
7.
utullati $a sarri,
s.
d
HABL mi,
II, 15.
R.
7.
s.
of Amme-bdli, Tuk.
50.
cf.
Ann.
4.
of I-bu-nu, Sarg. St.
KB IV,
p. 160.
B[i....,
TA
(Ar.,
Bel-u-sip-pi
s.
"To Bel
prayed"
/<?.
*f
Bi-'-a
JBi-ia-tum
BE XV,
Bi-e-a\ici)
of*6ara, Sarg. St. V,
KB IV,
p. 164.
JADD
*Bi-Addi
(or
741,23.
Bel-usur
1.
Bel, protect!" WEN- PAP, see Bel-nasir.

d
"O
-Baal
=
cf.
!M]
is
(Can., prob.
<
2.
EN-u-SES,
d
Bel-usursu
TRep. "O Bel, protect him!"

83-1-18, 394.
274,
(cf.
i.
Abi-Addi nek 7, 8.
*Bi-bi-i/e
"My
father
Adad";, Ta'an-
EN-u-sur-$u
= Ar.
NBa.
(hypocor.,
Bibiâ and Biba

VIII,
pt.
i,
= Ar.
121.
docket ttns&6n
BE
docket
X,
S^n
BE
no.
i
X, 126)
Bel-usabsi d
EN-PAP-Su, JADB 4, VIII, 5. "Bel has called into existence"

EN-GAL-$i, Sarg.
Sarg.
St. Ill,
20.
679).
125), bel-narkabti, h
sukkallu
JADD 364, (B. C. rabu, JADD 326, R. /?

^3),
(B. C. 692?).
*Bi-bi-ia, Bi-bi-e-a (cf. Bi-bi-i, Bi.
St.
Ill,
3.
WI.SUR,
Rm.
157
i
- -
KB
IV, p. 162.
(B. C. 679;
(B. C.
h
c].
Bel-usallim d i.
'
"Bel kept safe" EN-DI-im, KGAS [8, R.

R.
10.
KB IV, p. 124). VAT 170, h saknu $a 717; KB IV, p. 166).
13.
9,
R.
57,
l-tu--a-a,
HABL
JADD
419,
9.
98, L. E.
2.
*Bi-bi-a-ha-lu-su,
6.
429,
26 ,
R. ^, but CIS
p. 66: Bi-e-lu-
2.
WEN-GI,
(WSml.
s.
HABL
II,
517,4, R.
998, R.
2|
II,
31,
STEVENSON, ABC,
t
p. 23).
ha-lu-su
Bi(A^^?)-da-di
cf.
Pn. ybnbys.
of Bel-ere$, K. 1560.
d
3.
EN-u-sal-lim,
(G.
KK.
303. 5634. 8904:
^r/7
TRep.
Bi-e-a
s.
(cf.
Bi-Addi), JADD 897, 12. OBa. Bi-e-ia-a T-D LC, Be-â-a RPN)
(cf.
9.
SMITH,
G.
Hist. p. 182).
Sm.
210.
of Su-Ia-a, Sarg. St. IV,

p. 162.
KB
IV,
205 A, R.
277 X, R.
3.
BelÂy/iWj-u-se-zib "Bel has saved",

447,
s.
HABL
AE,
i.
*Bi-en-e-ni-ma,
*Bi-e-ni-e,
TA
256,
s
15.
TRep.
851,
90,
i.
272, R.
III, p.
1-2.
277
JADD
674,
1101.
82-5-22, 105
(MVG
I,
JADD
"Bel-u-sib-si
IG;
all
262). waSmaSu, the same person
*Bi-e-ri (cf. Bi. i-ia,
ina,
la),
TA
174,
3.
*Bi-ha-a-a-tu
s.
(time Senn.).
(prob. = Bel-uSabfy,
h h QiKi-el-ra-nu, nasiku sa Ha-mat,
HABL
R.
K. 5634.
i,
520,
"l
is.
Bel-utaqqin
Bel-uznaia
I, 12,
(?
EN-LAL), JADD 222,
(B. C. 682).
Bi-hi-i,
Til- d NINJB-a-a t
JADD
75,
(abbrev.).
EN-PI
-a-a,
83-1-18, 695,
(B. C. 742).
spec.
*Bi-hu-ra, see
Pahura.
No.
i.
64
*BIia
1.
KNUT
of JGu-la-te\ti
42, 51.
ie, 24, 30.
TALT.QVIST.
(cf.
Bi-e-a],
s.
1.
Bir-da-ad-da Abp. Ann. VIII,

Bir- IM, Abp. A,
h
IX,
2.
IIIR
2.
:
-
Bi-e-ia, TA 292, Bi-i-ia, TA 294,
2.
36, no. d
i,
IV,
3.
III
24, VIII,
10.
Biiassili,
prob. king of Carchemish, Boghazkoi,

35, p. 39.
h
(cf.
*Bir(?)-da-su-pa,
rubn $a '"^Zi-fo-rt-ta-a-aJADD
MDOG
Bi-la-a-a
865, R.
i.
Bi-la-a-a III
R 9,
47),
JADD
G,
355,
*Bir-ha-a-nu "
(Ar.),
2,
(cf.
"Son of the god Hanu"

i.
R.
Cf. 210, B.
E.
(Ep. W).
4,
5.
JADB
*Bir-ia-ma-a
VII,
Bi-la-ah-A-sur
"Fear Ashur!" Capp.

9,
12.
Bi-ri-ia-ma-zd)
h sabit
s.
apati
Be-ld-ah-A-$ir, Capp. G,
f
ummi
Sarri,
JADD
p.
857, IV,
cf.
Bi-lat-su-nu
"Their produce"
891,
14,
*Bi-ri-da-as-ia(w#,
//'!)
(Hit,
1117,
JADD
f
si
of Kidin-Marduk.
merkungen,
or Iran.,
41.
WEBER, AnMEYER,
197,
7, 15, 33.
Bi-li-ku-tu
KZ
208,
a: si.
42, p. 19)
(cf.
TA
196,
JADD
668).
of Mannu-kz-Arbaili (B. C.
aD-na, nom. div. baaan)
7.
*Bi-ri-di-ja
the foregoing,
and Bu-ur-id-ia}
242,
3.
amel
244,
*Bir-idri,
45.
3.
"l
Ma-gid-da
3.
ki
,
TA
243,
3.
* W)
Bi-'-li-ra-ka-bi (Ar., cf.

jfrf
HABL 633, *Bin(? 777)-a-ma(-a)-ia, TA 62, 42 Bin(? 7W)-a-na, TA 170,37. *Bin(? 7Y/tf)-a-zi-mi, TA 120,32.
"'Samalla,
:i:
246,
248,
19.
see Adad-idri.
(prob.
ident.
7, 75;
*Bi-ri-ia-ma-za
with
Bi-ru-a-za\
Mit.-Iran.?),
TA
time: Burnaburiash
and Amenophis IV.

3,
G.
*Bin(? rw?)-ba-wa(ia>za-en-zi,
c
Ta'annek
7,
G.
*Bin(? 777^)-da-ni-ia,
*Bi-in-di-ki-ri
Ta annek
cf.
*Bi-ri-iz-ha-at-ri (Iran., cf.
Avesta: bereza "high,

"splendour", ROST,
(Ar. *nDi33,
p. 172;
JASTROW,
446;
234, R.
//
KA
p.
ZA RPN
(III
DELITZSCH, ZA II, X, p. 228; ZIMMERN, sub Da-ki-ru-urn),

32
great"
k
+
p.
Ill,
w athra
HUSING, OLZ II, col. 139) liasanu $a Madai, Abp. B, III R 31, III, in
MVGII,p.
193;
JADD
R 49,
3,
3.
(KB
Bir- d
II,
178,
n.
6).
K.
1779,
C.
17
a; B. C. 710).
*Bin(? 777/?)-e-zi-e,
Taannek
cf.
(WSml.
Bird
p. 58).
*Bin(? rW2)-hu-bi-ri,
Ta'annek
Ra-ma-na, see
Bur-Raman.
/.
3,
s.
Sa-mas"
*Bin(? 7Y/^)-hu-ni-ni (Can.,
Hu-ni-nu, Bi. -jan-ia),
Son of the Sungod"

148, R. E.
h
Ta'annek
JADD
R.
,o
tamkaru,
JADD
281,
7,
7.
c
*Bin(?77>7?)-ia....,
Ta annek 7,11. *Bin(? 7Y7/?)ia-ma-ka-na, Ta annek

c
(B. C. 694).
7,
s.
R.
Bir-ta-a-a (cf. "'Birtu}

4.
f.
*Bin(?777^)-id-ka, *f
Bi-ni-ti,
Ta'annek
527,
5.
7,
R.
of ASur-Sallim,
JADD
526, R.
2.
HABL
(cf.
:i:
Bi-ru(r)-a-za (cf.
Biriiamazd],
cf.
TA
52,
45.
*Bi-nu-ni-i
Bi-in-nu-nu
BE XV,
h
Bi-in-na-nu
d
*Bi-i-sa-a
(Ar.,
SBi-is-sa-a
15,
5.
TNB,
Bi.
IM),
P97,36, Bi. P^lh-aa) sangil $a Sa-man^] ina qabsi Bit- dA$ur, 555, o.
HABL
Bi-[?-]si-i,
JADB 5, JADD
Ann.
43.
"'
HI,
of
Al
Be-rap-*a{-a\
495,
*Wmf$TUR
Bi-ra-a
s.
?I)-za-nu-ki-ma(?),
Taannek
p. 44,
13.
4,4.
*Bi(^ZJ-?)-si-ha-tir (Ira.n.fyt'Ki-jti-ir-a-a, Tigl.
IV:
(cf.
of.
BE XV) Arad-Ea, DEP VI,

Bi-ri-ia
*Bi-si-ra-in,
III,5i.
Bi-ra-hi (Bir-akiQ], cf.
Ba-ri-hu
TNB,
Bi. Ji^na),
{ A-ri-ma-a-a, Shams. -- KB I, p. 182.
V:
Ann.
Capp.
*Bir-am-ma-a
4,
2.
Bi-su-ni,
f
i),
JADD
(cf.
855, u.
d (cf. OBa. Mar- Am-ma(-d) BE VI,

855,
is.
Bi-sa-a
d.
Bi-sa-a
BE
IX, Bi.
â)
JADD
JADD
*Jf0tf,
JADD
476, R./.
*Bi-ir-a-tar (Ar.),
"Son of Atar"
f.
of Su-la-a, gd. of Bel-apal-usur, wi. of Marduk-Sum-iddin, 81-7-27, 201 (Ba.).

(possibly
i (Ep. K). *Bir-Dadda (Ar.) "Son of Adad" (cf. Bur-da-da} f. of U-a-a-te- ', Sar matA-ri-bi
329,
*Bi-si-id-qi-i
< Abi-sidqi)
VS
I,
of Kab-ri-ihi,
88,
8 s.
*Bi-si-ta-nu,
TA
62,
20.
T. XLIII.
Bi-'-su
"The bad one"
(cf.
mar Bi-E BE XIV,
*Bu-uk-ku-na-an-ni-'-pi
Bi(-}-$um, XV), JADD 100, R. 3 (B. C. 687)! 963, R. 3 (?); cf. Be-a-Su, 50, R. 4.
*f
Bi-ta-a,
Bi-ih-$um BE
P nhy
Stele,
(Eg. 18 1.
= Bk-n-nf
BA
Sar
III
I,
on the
"Servant of the
p. 348,
"l
wind", see STEINDORFF,
JADD
83,
435, R.
cf.
3.
RANKE, Abp. A,
~
Material
III
p.
I,
27);
ira;
Ah-ni
Sar
I, 96
;
17,
Ann.
1, 102.
Bi-ta-tM
(hypocor.,
OBa. Bi-ta-tum RPN),

(Ill
nl
Ha-at-hi-ri-bi,
1, 94.
Abp. A,
II,
17,
JADD
Bitd
R.*
50, no. 2, 17; B. C.
Ann.
- -
KB
h
p. 162.
679). 84, R.,.
BllC/^-ukG?-, ??)-lu,
asa,
JADD
851,
II,
u.
Bel-lu-mur,
better
640,
e.
Aqar(KAL)-Bel-lumur,
Sm. 471.
*Bu-kur-ni-ni-ip (Eg.
p. 353,
HABL
Bitilias,
see KaStilias.
Bit-mas-ta-ri-ib-nu
"The writing-house has

Sarg.
St.
II,
24.
created"
f.
Bknrnf, STEINDORFF, BA I, RANKE, Material, p. 27 cf. also WlEDEMANN, Agypt. Gesch. p. 592, n. i), $ar " l Pa-ak-nu-ti, Abp. A, III R 17, I, 107;
f.,
of Nabn-zer-ib-nu,
Ann.
I, 105.
--
KB
Cf.
II,
p. 162.
KB
f
IV, p.
60.
Bu(/V/?)-la...
(cf.
Bu-la- TNB),
2.
JADD
397,9.
Bi-it-tu-u (cf.
d.
OBa.
cf.
SBi-it-te-e
T-D LC)
891,
8.
Bu-li-a,
Bul-lul,
Capp. Ch.
5,
OBa. B(P)-u-lu T-D LC.
of Bel-iddina,
(Eg.,
17),
.,
JADD
JADD
57,
(B. C. 644).
*Bi-wa-ri
p.
Paivira,
RANKE,
Material.,
Bullutu (hypocor.)
1.
TA
129,95,97. 131,22.
15.
Bul-lut, K. 241, X,
Bul-lut-tu,
19,
spec.
4.
i.
*Bi-zu
TA
207,
2.
cf.
JADD
177,
*Bu-ba-a, var.
f.
Ba-bu-a (hypocor., of Bitbu, Anp. Ann. 1, 07.

(cf.
Bubu)
I,
3. Biil-lu-tu,
HABL
914,
373,
965,
h
R.
12.
n.
KB
p. 62.
Epon.
4.
Q JADD
$a
33.
5.
*Bu-u-bu
p.
s.
Bu-ub-bu
BE XIV, XV,
pt.
i.
Bu-bu
HAV
Bu-lut,
153,
BE III,
h
Jf^JADD 771, mar Babili, JADD 771,

891, R.i.
KAB.SAR,
of.
3;
s.
Aplaia
10.
i.
of Buba;
mar
--
fyazani $a
I,
"l
Ni$tun, Anp.
5.
Ann.
Bu-bu-u-tu
I, 67.
KB
p. 62.
Bu-lut-tu,
Epon.
C,
JADD
s.
641, R.
(cf.
Babu, NBa. Bnbntu TNB),

13
JADD
6.
Bu-lu-tu,
175, R.
(B. C. 676).
7. Bu-Jil-lu-ti,
2.
TRep. 232, R. TRep. 3,5.

4.
256 A, R.
131,
77,7.
R.
4.
Bu(6X)-da
*Bu-di-ba-a!
.,
JADD
211,3. 845,
229 B, R.
8.
Bud-ahi, king of
(cf.
Amurru,
MDOG
III
-
35, p. 43.
Bu-ul-lu-tu,
196,
TRep.
I, 6.
4,
4.
76,
5.
114,
R.
i.
Pu. b*n-Q)
R.
7.
mar
*Bu-du-ilu
lakinlu,
Abp. A,
II, ss, 91.
i8f.,
II,
121;
Bultaia, see Baltaâ.
III, i;
Ann.
"' rit
Ammon: king Senn. Tay. II, 52. i\<atBit-am-ma-na-a-a, Senn. King II, so.
(prob.
ba-tt*),
KB
II,
p. 172.
s.
of
of Ulnla-a-a, Sarg.
see Bullutu.
St. II,
is.
Bit- m Am-ma-na-a-a,
"l
Blilut,
$ar
Bit-am-ma-na, Esarh. B, V,
i.
i?.
Ill
rab zammari, Epon.,

first
JADD
element
528, R.
cf.
3.
16, no.
KB
II,
pp. 90, 148.

Bi.
n.
1.
Bu-lu-zak(<7?)-ru (for the
Ph. nom.
BuOPtf?,
GVÔ-gid-da-nu
JADD
*Bu-hi-ia
laian ih), 852,11,12. Bu-gi-da-{nu\ K. 969.

(cf.
div. bli, Bu-li-ba-nu, Bu-li-zu-ri
BE
XV),
*SAG,]ADD
Bu-na-Adad
Gula\ili etc.
857, 11,49.
(cf.
(Hit.(?),
cf.
Bu-uh-Se-en-ni
31.
BE
XV),
"Child ofAdad"
Bu(-uti)-na-
TA
f
84,
40.
85,
BE
XIV, XV),
6.
MDOG
28,
Bu'itu
"The desired one"
(in
NBa.
texts, see
p. 26.
TNB)
SA)
JBu--i-tum, 83-1-18, 1846, R. IV,

83-1-18,
I,
SBu(=
4, 5,
BuF)-i-tum fBu-itu (US
Bu-na-ak-ka,
HABL
1010,
1866,
R. IV,
7);
SBu-i-tu,
Bunanu (abbrev., cf. OBa. Bu-na-nu-Su Bu-un-na-nu-$a RPN)

Bu~na(-a}-milni,
f.
T-D LC,
Gam-bu-
VS
No.
i.
95,
4<
of Bel-iqi$a
9
h
t
66
la-a-a, Esarh.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
336, u. [965,
A, III, 53 (I R 46). R. as]. K. 10426.

h
HABL
7.
Bur-na-bu-ri-dS,
f.
of Kurigalzu,
2,
I,
gf.
5.
of
Nazi-MaruttaS, Nazim. Susa

8.
"Bu-ne-ne-bel-usur
(EN-SES}
pi. 22).
ityaru, BM 57943,9
Bur-na-bu-ri-ia-dS\ Sar
11, 2:
miii
KarduniaS,
7, 29, 39.
TA
9,
s.
(KING,
Bu-un-sa-da-du
BBS
is
contemp. with Amenophis IV. ($ar
"Child
of
Adad"
or
(cf.
"Her
OBa.
s.
Babili),
BE
XIV,
7.
2, 29.
2.
3 a, 132,
9.
(my) darling"(?) Bu-nu-Sa-al-gi T-D LC)

f.
child
93,
7.
OBI
33,
34,
s.
{Bur-na-bu}-
ri-ia-dS
10.
of I-ta-a--ilu,
ntat
f.).
HABL
R
262, R.
*Bur-a-na-te
p. 353
"Offspring
I,
of
nay"
-
(cf.
KA
Ill:
Kadasman-dEn-lil, OBI 68, 5-14, OBI 66 + 67, SCHNABEL, MVG 13, p.

of
or
cf.
37;
la-as-bu-qa-a-a, Shalm.
-
read
\Sagarakti-Su\-ri~la-dS,
pt. i, p. 52, n. i,
HILP-
KB p. 158. *Bur-da-da (Med, quasi Sem.= Bur- IM T-D LC; according to SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ 38,
Mon.
54.
II,~4
(III
7).
I,
BE
f.
RECHT, XVII,
BE XX,
pt.
i,
RADAU, (KB
III,
p. 73, n. 4.
of Ku-ri-gal-zu,
pt.
i,
ZA
V,
p. 418,
p.
"l
'
OInd. Brhatd) Sa Ni-ru-Sum(taV)-ta, Tigl. IV: Ann 162,
276
Berezata,
p. i54d).
9. 10.
Bur-ra-bur(?)-ia-dS,
TA
12,
7.
163
Bur-idri,
(c.
B. C. 737).
Bur-ra-bu-ri-ia-dS, Sarru,
4,
is.
3.
BE
19:
XIV,
i, 19.30.
see Bir-idri, Adad-idri.

(cf.
5,
u.
2.
8, 33. 8,
3.
Sar "'"'Kardunias,
3,
TA
*Bu-ur-id-ia
Bi-ri-di-ia, see PEISER,
OLZ VI
6,
7,
9,
cf.
1.
calls.
Kuri-
(1903), col. 323)
Ta'annek
2, 12.
*Burna-Burias (Cass.)
= Kidin-[bel-matati\ "ProR
f.
tegee of the lord of the lands" (V

44,
1.
galzu his abu. 10, 2, cf. 1. 8: calls Karaindas his abu; contemp. with Amenophis IV.
of Kurigalzu,
(hypocor.),
76
as
ab)
Bur-qa-a-a
DEP II, JADD
p. 93,
I, 19.
711,
R.
13
(III
Biir-na-bu-ra-ri-ia-dS ,
[sarru
rabn
Sar
f.
14, 1, 2, con"'^Ka-ra^Du-ni-ia-dS}, with Amenophis (IV). temp, of U-la-bu-ra-ri-ia-dS Sar '""'Tdmtim:
TA
a; Ep. E). 46, Bur-Raman "Offspring of

1.
Ramman"
142).
Bir-^Ra-nâ-na, Epon. B. C. 848, 82-5-22,

526,
II, 13
(KB
III,
pt. 2, p.
Sarru,
2.
WE.
Misc.
pi.
I,
no.
3,
3.
2.
Bur-na-bur-e-a-aS, Sm. 2189, R.

Bur-na-bur-ia-a-dS,
21.
3.
VR
KB
Bur-ra-ma-a-nu, R. 42 (III R 6.
b. of. Ildnu,
Anp. Kurkh,
18).
KB
I,
p. 92, n.
44,
23 a. 3.
Bur- d
Ra-man, Epon.
B. C. 848,
Canon
B,
4.
Bur-na-bur-id-a-aS,
{Sarru pa-n\a-a alik mahriia, founder of Ebarra, Nabd. Br.

cyl.
I, 55, 57
II, 21.
4.
d \Bur- Ra-m}a-na, Epon. B. C. 848, Canon A,

11,16.
(I
69.
III,
pt. 2, p. 82).
5.
5.
Bur-na-bur-ia-aS, Sar
chron.
I, 5:
ma1
KarduniaS, Syn-
Bur- d U(or Bur- Adad),

680).
JADD
S.",
359,
(B. C.
contemp. with Puzur-Asur,
king of Assyria (c. B. C. 1380). Sarru pana alik mahri, founder of Ebarthe
ra,
Bur- d Sa-gal-e
"Offspring of
Canon A, IV,
of
Epon. B. C.
763, Sd "'Gu-za-na, Canon

187,
-f-
81-2-4,
Nabd.
85-4-30,
2,
I, 44, 46, 47.
II, 22:
R. u.
e:
var.
^^,-sareading
states that
ple 'of
Hammurapi rebuilt the temShamash at Sippar 700 years
gal-e.
Bur-Sin
"Offspring
and
p.
Sin"
(for
before
Burna-Buriash
pt.
2,
(PSBA
XI/I889.
translation,
ff.)
see DELITZSCH,
BA
II,
KB III,
f.
pp. 88, 90).

I, ie.
622
of Kurgalzu sihru, Synchron.
1.
6.
Bur-na-bur-ia-dS,
BE XIV,
s
3,12 (7
th
(?)
year).
2.
AMAR- d EN.ZU-na, Xarru.-'R.m. II. 553dAMAR- d EN.ZU, King of Ur, about B. C.

2200,
I
lugal lig-ga lugal Babili lugal Ki-en-gi
R
pt.
3,
no. XII.
R
4.
5,
no.
XIX
Urdu,
p.
4,
no. XIII,
(KB
III,
pt.
I,
(CT
21, pi. 25).

III,
i,
OBI
88 f.
20,
21,4, etc.
p.
152). pa-te-si
Rm.
2,
405.
KB
p.
SAK
196 ff.
T. XLIII.
3.
dBur- d
EN.ZU, King
lugal
of
Isin,
King of Sumer
lugal
II,
f.
p.
and Akkad,
about B. C. 2061:
ki-en-gi
l-si-in
k
256,
Hg'ga
p.
ki-uri,
BA
a b.
221,3 (Ep. W). ,6 (B. C. R. 359, 680). of Nabtt-taqqinani, JADD 160, R. E. 2.

107,
7
Bi. i-rn),
JADD
(B. C. 676).
590; lugal
'-na lugal ki-en-gi

p. 204,
*Da-da-ar-su
(Iran.,
ki-uri,
OBI
I, 5,
19.
--
SAK
JIN
39,
d
p. 75,
49, 50.
cf. Skr. dad'rSi "bold", tt-m APO), Dar. Beh. Ill R

69.
Bu-ru-sa
(cf.
Bu-ru-u$ Cass.
h
tablet,
PSBA
"I,
Nov.
40,
1907, pi.
s.
OBa. Bu-ur-Sa T-D LC)
Da-ad-di-beli(?7V-j)
3-1-18,
"Dadi
XII,
26,
is
my
cf.
lord"
JOHNS,
of Ab-ba-ti,
II,
32.
MUK,
25, 30.
Lo. 102,
VI,
3, 7,
2$, 35, 37.

15.
695,
spec.,
IV,
20,
22,
10, 12,
ADD
h
III, p.
XVI.
KB
f.
IV, p. 84-90.
102,
I,
17.
Da-ad-di-i (hypocor.
Dadi)
(time Sinsharishkun),
i.
of Sama$-na din-sum, Lo.
abarakku, as
K. 1662,
i
EponZ'
8,
KB
:i:
Burutas,
p.
IV, p. 82. Burutis (Hit.?)

?ioiB
cf.
JENSEN,
Hittiter,
irrisu,
R JADD
(I
no. 6,
i.
KB
II,
p. 272).
742, R.
mSfBit-Buru!a$. 117), in
(cf.
Da-di-i (hypocor., cf. Da-ad-di-i),
HABL
h
184,
2.
Bu-SHliP"
h
APO,
cf.
t
Syr.
âa)
153,
sa pani di-na-ni,
(B. C. 663),
JADD KB IV,
ai
R.
?.
154, 10
o.
724,2. 725,2. 726,2. 727,2. 310, L. E. * (B. C. 669). 351, 10. PSBA 30 (1908)
p.
JADD
p.
137, n.
in, u
24.
p.
112,14 (B. C. 681).

/.
A.BA,
742,
Bu-su-su
(cf.
Bu-za-zi) Sar
24 (III
Nu-ri-e-nu, Esarh.
B, V,
6,
no.
JADD
R.
hntiit
389, L. E.
irrihi,
JADD
R 48,
no.
i).
Abp.
Bu-su(?/^)-lu
Ill
(cf.
27,
133.
*Da-di-i (Iran.,
h
(,.
JIN
p. 76)
t
Bu-za-zu
(cf.
Buklu), asn, JADD 417, R. Bu-su-su, -fBu-sa-sa TNB, fBu-za-
Hu-bu-us-ka-a-a Shams. V: Ann. 11,3?
(I
30.
KB
I,
p.
zu
f.
T-D LC)
T-D 239, OBa. Bu-zu-u T-D LC, Bu-zus.
with Data,
p.
q. v.,
178), prob. identical see STRECK, XIV,
ZA
of A-Ur-i-din, Capp.
155.
Bu-zi (cf. Bi. rfl,
um RPN),
Capp. G,
20,
2.
*Da-a-a-uk-ku/ki, ka (Iran.
cf.
=
49.
"Dadi is god", cf. Bi. *Da-di-Mu (quasi As. but "nCObK, prob. Iran., cf. NPe. yel ~ al !l Kas-ka-a-a, Tigl. IV: Ann. "hero"),
152
*Da-di-su-ri
(III
>
ArfioKqc;,
JIN
715),
p. 76;
R 9,
52.
KB
II,
p. 30).
Bit-Da-a-a-uk-kii) $akin m 'Man-na-a-a
"Dadi
is
my
l
wall" (An, see JEN-
(B.
C.
Sarg.
58.
s.
Ann.
76, 77;
Khors.
"'
KB
II,
p.
SEN, JADD III, of Ra--su-nu;

132,
7
p. 166, cf.
WAF
II,
p. 303)
Tar-bu-si-ip-a-a,
HABL
Da-bi-bi (abbrev., cf,
Ka-di-da-bi-ib
BE XV;
in
(time of Sargon).
"l
NBa.
f. f.
texts, see
TNB)
4.
7.
Da-du-su
h
of E-ri-si, of Kiribtu,
HABL 527, R. HABL 969,

like
Dagan-bel-nasir
II:
f.
of La-ba-si-Marduk,
V,8.
Merod.
Bl. st.
jKa-si-a-a,]ADD 50,7 (Ep. H). is a protecting lord" d Da-gan-EN-PAP(-ir), Epon. B. C. 879, Canon A, 1, 31 + B I, 31; Anp. Ann. Ill, i.
tamkaru
"Dagan
Da-da
(cf.
names
Ad.8a,
ActSat;
of Asia
KB
I,
p. 96.
Minor), Capp. T-D 241, 13. Da-da-a (hypocor., OBa. BE VI, pt

cf.
Dagan-milki
i,
"Dagan
if
is
my
counsellor"
R. ,3
i,
s,
(or
NBa. TNB,
4 (Ep.
F).
* (d)
"king",
WSem.)
Pa. xrn, 8a8o<;)

10,
7.
Da-ga-na-mil-ki,
361, B. E.
k
Capp. Ch.
JADD
9.
Da-gan-mil-ki,
no.
i;
JADD 212, JADD 234,
(B. C. 687).
15
(III
49,
HABL 968, R. HABL 317, R.

Da-di-ia
No.
i.
K. 5606. **Ar-si-!sa-a-a,
2 , 5.
B. C. 710).
ma$jna$u, 82-5-22,
105 (time of Senn.). Da-da-a-a (hypocor., cf. Da-da-a,
Da-ga-an-ta-ka-la (Can.), Cf. d
TA
3 17, 2,13.
6.
318,3.
OBa. and NBa.
Da-gil-illi,
Da-gan-ta...., JADD 775, see La-da-gil-ilu.

cf.
RPN, TNB, Tham. i-n
MVG IX,
Da-ha[-a-a] (perh. gent.,
Da-ha-a-a, Da-hu-ii-a
9
*
68
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
TNB, Da-ah-hu-u-a BE
R. n.
Da-hi(/r?>a,
s.
X),
JADD
3,
571,
Daian-NIN.IB
"Ninib
is
judge"
C. 869, III
DLKUD-dMAS,
3.
Epon. B.
i,
of Na-ni-be-im, Capp. G, Da(?)-,ia-a-di-ilu, see Ba-ta-a-di-ilu.

Dajana (DI.KUD-a),
1,41.
Daiaukku, see Da-a-a-uk-ku.

Da-i-ni
Aramaer, p. to be read Dind,

:
according to SCHIFFER, M-?, unless it is 41 Ar.
(abbrev.,
542, R.
10
cf.
/'/J tar-be^l-da-i-ni),
HABL
231.
q. v.
(IV R 53, no. i). Da-is-sa-nu, naslku sa '"^La-hi-ri, Sarg. Ann.

*Da-ka-ni-ilu (WSem.(?)),
Dajan-Adad
1.
"Adad
43, d
is
h
judge"
of
"l
JADD 371, R.
(6.0698).
DI.KUD-IM,
rab kar-man
Is ana,
Da-ku-li-e
(cf.
?,
OBa. Ilu-dal-kuMum RPN),

slave sold.
JADD
HABL
2. 3.
is.
288,
-,.
DI.KUD- IM, JADD 907, of Nergal-Sar-usur, JADD DI.KUD-U,

f.
631,4.
T-D 242, i. Da-ku-ru (see m ltBit-Dakuri], K. 5264. mar Daku-ru, 853, R. 4 cf. Nabn-u&allim.
Da-ku-na, Capp.
'
HABL
Dajan-Asur
1.
"Ashur is judge" DLKUD-AS-$ur, h turtanu

Shalm.
Ill:
Dala-ilu
"God has saved",
(Ar., cf. Bi. in^b ^)
(rab ummanate),
C.
Ob.
175
ui
(B.
833),
159
s.
Da-la(-a}-AN, of Abi-ia-di-\
HABL HABL
1, 12.
i.
599, R.
i.
280,
15.
(B. C. 830),
(B. C. 829).
II, 10.
854,
h
Canon A,
Epon. B. Shalm. Ill: Ob.

II,
7. -
C.
45;
I,
.
Da-al-hi....,
Da-li...., *f Da-li-|a-a
JADD 7, JADD 842, II,

(WSem.
turtanu,
82-5-22,
Ill,
i,
526,
pt.
II, 37.
KB
hypocor.,
317,
i,
cf.
7
mbl APO,
pp. B. C. 827, III

2.
144148.
2,
p.
142.
Epon.
Dala-ilu],
JADD
(B. C. 686).
Da-lil-lstar(^F)"DevotaryofIshtar",K.24i,
XI,
4,
^DI.KUD-AS-hir, MVG VIII (1903)^. in,*/ (Ep. P). Epon. B. C. 854, Shalm. Ill: Mon.
II, 78
spec.
cf.
*Dalta (Iran.,
1.
Avest. d ere tar, JIN

,
p. 77)
t
(III
R
149.
8).
--
KB
I,
p.
170.
Da-al-ta(-d)
f.
sar
inai
Ellipi\
' m at El'li-ba-a-a
3.
DI.KVD-d HI,
Ill:
Ob.
d
(
turtanu -- KB I,
.),
(B. C. 832), Shalm.
of Nibe and npabara, Sarg. Ann.

maliku, Sarg. A,
II,
71,
p.
146.
2.
157, lee, [402],
n.
Daian-bel
DI.KUD-EN.
is
83-1-18, 695, XII, 5,
Dal-ta-a,
same person,
B:
HABL 129,5.
70,
227, n.
spec.
Dajan-Bel
Sarg.
"Bel
7
judge"
f.
(Ba.)
Sarg. B:
DLKUD-d EN,
102485,
of Eanna-htm-iddma,
pi. I).
BM.
Dal-ta-a. 81-2-4, 2 55
(cf.
(KING, BBS,
*Da-ma-su
KB II, pp. 62, 68. VIIJ ", spec. Adjiaooc; II. 12, iss, see also Adt
F 13; F 21.
Khors.
117.
maliku,
Daian-Kurban
"The (god of the)

is
ban
1.
judge"
CIS
II,
(no. 3
=
4
city of KurAr. docket
me-su sub voce Gir-me-su], $ar m " Ku-ri-i

(Curium), Esarh. B, V,
I
2-2
(III
16, no. i.
120.
[fla-DS'n
15)
R 48,
no.
i,
n).
II,
Abp.
Ill
27,
Rm.
3,
2. 3.
JADD 81, (Ep. Q). JADD 82, (Ep. DI.KUD-kur-ba-an, JADD 136, (Ep.
Da-an-kur-ba-an,
al Da-an-~ Kiir-ba-an,
2 5
II, 47.
--
KB
pp. 148, 240.
Q).
\\
335, R.
(B. C. 687). 386,
7 , i6.
Damiq-Adad, see Mudammiq-Adad. Damiq-llisu, see Damqi-ilisu. f Da-am-ma-te (hypocor.), TRep. 192.
Dam-mu-mu-a!-lid
Daian-Marduk
"Marduk is judge" TNB) DI.KUD- AMAR. UD

texts, see d
f.
(in
NBa.
"Damu
/;.
is
begetter"
JADD
16,
I,
469, R.
Dam-qa (abbrev.,
u.
f
f.
cf.
Damgu]
e.
of A-hu-ni-e-a, Merod.
II, 15.
I:
Susa
of Asaridu, TRep. 221, R.

cf.
IV,
11.
Dam-qa-a (hypocor.,
f.
of Enlil-sum-imbi, Melis.: Lo. 103,

cf.
I, 47,
Damqa-amate-lstar
J
"The commands
h
TNB), TRep. 272 C. of Ishtar
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
156.
are friendly"
Daian-na'id
"The judge
is
exalted"
29,
DI.KUD-I, K. 241, X,
spec.
SIG-KA* - d XV, R. u (Ep.

i).
sukkallu rabn,
JADD
326,
T. XLIII.
69
Damqa-amate-sarri
"The commands of the

R.
o
27.
Da-ni-i (hypocor.),
king are friendly"
(B. C. 679). *A.J?A,
SlG-KAt'-LUGALJADDjp,
f
(B.C. 676).
Da-ni-ia-ti-ilu
JADD 364, R. 6 JADD 857, II, "My judge is the god", JADD
i,
HABL
w.
40.
Dam-qa-a-ti (hypocor.),
JADD
cf.
741,
337,
v.
Damql (SIG-i, hypocor.,
OBa. and NBa.
Damqi(a RPN, TNB), HABL 437, 24. by his Damqi-ilisu "Graciously received
OBa. Dan-l-li T-D LC, I-li-dan} Dan-an-AN, 83-1-18, 695, III, 19, spec. Dani-Nergal (Dan-a-ni-UGUR) JADD 270,
Dan-ilu
(cf.
i.
god"
1.
(cf.
UNGNAD,
s. 23,
Dilbat, p. 89,
n. 4).
271,
9,
R.
i.
Da-mi-iq-l-li-$itt
pt.
i
:
47,
R.
of Sin-ma-gir, BE XX, king of Isin, ruled 23

C. 1980.
Dan-Kurban, see Daian-Kurban.
Dan-na-a
(hypocor.,
67,
cf.
Dan-na-ta,
Da-na-a),
4,
years, about B.
2.
JADD
III, 21.
R.^
cf.
(B. C. 748?). 251,
n. 899,
Dam-ki-i-li-h'i, king of Isin, Dilbat 64, 20; king of Babylonia (Dyn. B: 3), about
Dannaia (hypocor.,
1.
Danna, Da-na-ia)
B. C. 1820, King-list B, u.
3.
DAN-a-a,
del-temi,
KK.
11, 2
4.
375.
392. 396.
SIG-AN...., K. 3992,
10
(WAF
of
I,
p. 5i6f.).
2.
1360. 1423. 82-5-22, 86
(B. C. 648).
1
4.
SIG-AN-hi,
SIG-i
ancestor
3.
Simbar-Shipak,
Dan-na-a-a,
(B. C. 673).
JADD
(B. C. 676).
18, 4
Chron. A, V,
5.
,
178, 4 (III
king of Babylonia (Dyn. B:
3),
202, R.
6 (B.
49, 52 b; Ep. H). C. 670). 439,2. h mukil apati,

2
B.
King-list
A,
cf.
I, 15.
Dam-qu (abbrev.,
f.
OBa.
Damqum MAP)
5.
JADD JADB
3.
284, R.
3,
(B. C. 668).
riu
sene,
VIII,
of Za-kir,
HABL
969,
(cf.
Dan-na-ia,
is
JADD
117,
(B. C. 674).
*Da-mu-u-SU, Da-mu-u-si
Da-ma-sii) ~ sar al Qar-ti-ha-da-as-ti (<la ahi tam-tmi), Esarh. B V, 23. Abp. IIIR 27, 131; Rm. 3,
11,49.
Dan-ni-ilu (cf.
NBa. Dan-nu-ifya TNB) "Mighty
god"
420, 4 (B. C. 670), slave sold.
JADD
f
--KB
II,
pp. 148, 248.
Dan-ni-ilu.
JADD
293,
2,
slave sold.
Da-na-a (hypocor.; in
NBa.
texts,
see
TNB,
cf.
Dan-NIN.IB
Da-na-ia,
119,
i
Danna, Dan-na-id),
cf.
JADD
(B. C. 680).
Dannu-Nabu
Da-na-ia
(hypocor,
OBa. Da-an-ia RPN),

(B. C. 674).
DAN-an-MAS, K. 241, XI, u. "Mighty is Nebo" of Nabu-$um-iddina, Rm. III.

f.
105,
l b , 21
JADD
404, R.
473, R.
6
4.
Da-na-a-a,
(WAF
Dan-nu-Nergal(
HABL
1.
I,
p. 256).
///?) "Mighty
5.
is
Nergal"
20,
Dananu (abbrev.
Da-na-a-nu, Epon. JADD 74, R. E. i: $a "' atMansuate, arku sa KarB. C. 680,
JADD
spec.
280,
857,
1, 12.
909,
2.
K. 241, VII,
Dan-nu-qar-si
A-u. 113, R.
2.
7.
IIIR
i,
VI,
i.
JADD
1
672,
5.
K. 241, VIII,
is
34,
spec.
Da-na-ni, same person,

C, IV,
JADD
B. E.
i.
19,
R. E.
:.
Dan-nu-sarru
h
"Mighty
the king"
7..
3.
Da-na-nu, same person, Canon A, VI,

17.
i;
mar
Sipri,
JADD
R.^
JADD
10.
3,
26,
i.
7.
164,
9:
Dan-qa-a
(hypocor.
269,
=
cf.
219, R.
Damqd,
(B. C. 681)
cf.
Dan-qi-e,
L. E.
2.
229, R.
298, R. E.
360, R.
359, R.
JADD
f.
sd
"l
Man-su-a-te.
is:
ina tarsi
f
of Ba-sa-a,
slave sold.
JADD
993, R.
Ill,
n.
422,5,
Alurahiddin Sarri.
4. Dan-na-nu, same person, JADD 631, R. Dan-a-sir "Ashir is judge (or mighty")
7.
Da-an-qi-i (hypocor.,
'"Damqi],
Cf.
JADD
Da-nu-ni,
JADD
117,
993, R.
92 ;
of Aûr-istaqal, Capp. P, Dan-Asur, see Daian-Atur.

s.
23.
TA
Dan-Uruk
22.
/?[-]-/(?), Da-nu-um-na, Capp. Ch. 2, /r.

Ill,
5.
*Da-an-da-ru
(cf.
nw
thistle),
i
JADD
752,
"A judge is (the god of) Uruk" DAN-an- UNU", JADD 993, R. Ill, s.
2
,
A.BA, JADD'
No. L
142, L. E.
(B. c. 684).
Da(?Zz>qa-li-Marduk
K. 241, XII,
15,
spec.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Da-qi
.,
JADD
453,
(B. C. 686).
Di-di-i
(hypocor.,
53,
2 2
cf.
Di-di-e-a
TNB, *r^ APO)

R.
s.
Da-ra-ra-a-te (see also Da-ru-ra-a-te],
JADD
440,
JADD
121,
(B. C. 672). 63, R. 6 (Ep. V). (B. C. 671). 245,

Ill, 12.
R.
(B. C. 692).
R. E.
h
kazanu,
742,
2,
Da-ar-ha-si-at,
Capp. T-D
242,
3.
JADD
R.
5.
993, R.
sa....,
irrihi,
G.
JADD
Dari-abua (abbrev. from Lu-dari-abua*\
JADD
17.
65,
se-lap-pa-a-a,
Da-ri-AD-u-a,]ADD
Dari-bel (abbrev.,
1.
213,
i, 4,
10
(B.
C 68
1).
f
HABL
Di-e-ru....,
471,
cf.
Lu-dar-be-li
i.
BE XIV)
66,
4
JADD
cf.
741,27.
Da-ri-be-el,
2.
Da-ri-EN,
R.
2
JADD 755, JADD 58, R. s

4.
Dihaia(? "
(B. C. 694).
TE-a-a,
NBa. Da-ha-a-a TNB)

1
JADD 4, 3 (B. C. 644?).

B. E.
/
6,
R. s
5
(B. C. 664?). 42,

1,
(B. C. 693). *irri$u,
JADD
743,
s.
294, R.
(B. C. 670). 309,
(B. C. 663). 31
(B. C. 700). 661,
742,
9.
R.
*
4.
(Ep. S).
429,
23.
391, R.
(B. C. 717).
p.
419,
*Da-ri-ia-mus (for variants see
TNB,
pp.
5354,
s.
R.
PSBA
30 (1908),
in, ,s
WEISSBACH, Achameniden, p. 142, BE X: with Ar. docket EIJTm. OPe. Darayavau$, Elam. Da-ri-ia-ma-tt-iS,
Bi.
tiJI^n,
(B. C. 681).
of #....,
JADD
193,
2.
257, R. ,3
(B. C. 670).
Di(Z>/?)-ia-te,
TA
19
Ar.
BYm, ttwn,
trwn
APO,
Gr.
Di-lil-Adad(t/)
"De votary of
(B. C. 678?).
A dad"
(cf.
Accpetoc;, Darius).
s.
JADD
630,
of U$-ta-as-pi, A-ha-ma-ni-i$-., $ar mSiParsu, Darius Hystaspis, the Achaemenian,
DMil-lstaif'^YF)
"Devotary of Ishtar"
12
Dahl-ntar)
king of Persia, Beh.

Dari-sarru (abbrev.)
1.
Ill
39
40, passim.
JADD
R.
17
260, R.
(III
R 48).
h
463, R.
MI.
641,
(Ep. C).
993, R.
ma-ki-su $a pahat Que,

Ill, 20.
2. 3.
HABL 736, R. var. of 6. Da-a-ru-L UGAL, HABL 266, HABL 976, Dh-ri-LUGAL, KK. 4,
Da-a-ri-LUGAL,
3.
JADD
680,
s.
bel narkabti,
JADD
311,
20,
I, 23.
si.
i.
of Pu-SaQbaYdi-dir-u-a,
L. E.
3
JADD
160,
2
4.
Da-ri-MAN,
R.
//
rakbu GAB**,
853,
h
JADD
13.
185,
s.
(III p.
526).
(B. C. 666).
of Afat-la-maS-Si,
48,
30 c).
JADD
(III
5.
Da-ri-MAN,
IX,
2,
JADD
13046.
I, 6 .
R.
KK.
h
241,
:i:
spec.
986,
$ann la
t
rab
kisir,
Di-mit-ri(-su) (Gr.
Ar)p.f)Tpio<;)
JADD
6.
*$aqii
JADD
266, R.
1076,1,7,12.
18 , 20
Sarru,
RH
III,
21,
R.
54,
46
(B. C.
53
153).
26, L. E.
Da-ru-LUGAL,
46, no.
3).
(cf.
HABL
(IV
R
f
(11 C. 156).
R.
(B. C. 155.
10,
28.
K. 4790.
cf. /-//-
ZA
JADD
64, R. s
Di-im-tu
p.
149, no.
11,
i.
Da-ru-ra-a-te
Da-ra-ra-a-te),
"Tear"
or "Pillar" (abbrev.,
VI,
pt.
i),
(B. C. 672).
di-im-ti
BE
cf.
JADD
288,
5,
Daru-sarru, see Dari-$arru.

*.
slave sold.
h
. .
da-a-si-ri,
bel pihati " l Kirruri,
JADD
922,
Dina (hypocor.,
pr.
f.
NBa. Di-na(-a) TNB,

97, R.
7
Bi. n.
IV,
9.
na^n)
*Da-su-uk-ku (Iran.?),
*Da-sa,
HABL
7 e.
174,
s, 20.
1.
Di-na-a,
JADD
s.
(or Kti-na-a).
TA
53,
53,
identical with
Tashi, q.
v.
2.
DLKUD-a,
(cf.
of Ur....,
JADD
257, R.
IG.
*Da-a-sar-ti-i, TA 162, 262, *Da-as-ru, TA 261,

s.
Dinanu
3.
Dunanu,
1.
Di-na-na,
665?).
JADD JADD
the city Dinamt) 237, 3 slave sold
(B.
*Da-ta-a, var.
Da-ta-na
Ill:
"l
(Iran.),
iei,
Hu-bu-us-ka-a-a,
(B.
Shalm.
Ob.
177
C. 830).
2.
3.
.
Di-na-ni,
153, R. 3 (B. C. 663?).
KB
*Di-a-si
s.
I,
pp. 146, 148.
Cf. Da-di-i.
Di-na-nu,
HABL
h
860,
3.
JADD
6,
624, R.
/j
*De-har(wr)-da (Med.), A.BA,

of U-ni-ri-ta
h
?),
JADD
469, R.
(B. C. 686).
4.
.,
JADD
.
806, L. E.
.,
2.
Di--na-nu, irrisu, JADB of war from Gambulu.
VII,
8,
prisoner
Di-ib-ba-a (Ar.
pu-ut-ga-zi.
JADD 469,
R. u.
Di-ra....,
JADD
335, B. E.
(B. C. 687).
T. XLIII.
*Di-ir-na-ku-us
419,
7,
R.
h
4.
676,
10
(B. C. 71
m "*Kib-ru-u-a-a,
(I
1).
,6.
KK 1946.
472, R. , g
s
Shams. V:
I,
Ann.
Ill,
GO
1948.
(B. C.
31).
KB
R.
7
p.
182.
A.BA, JADD 6685).
237, R.
*Di(?)-sa-a-a (cf. Di-si-i,
OBa.
Di-zi(?]-ia
RPN),
R.
4
s.
of Nabn-dnr-usur,
JADD
*Di-si-i
(cf.
2,
(Ep. A).
Du-latOw-?zrt/r)-ilu,
JADD JADD 176,

10,
//.
446,
(Ep. Q).
2, G
(B. C. 700).
Di-sa-a-a\
A.BA,
JADD
27,
*Du-ma-na, Capp. G,
Du(-um)-mu-qa-a
687). K. 7396.
(III
Di-si-i
47,
59
b; B. C. 667).
(hypocor.),
JADD
'
17,
(B. C.
(hypocor.,
"My
4
growth"(?),
JOHNS,
ADD
Di-ta-a,
III,
p. 514),
JADD
p. 81),
282,
2.
Du-um-mu-qu/qa
(hypocor.,
cf.
JADD
404, R.
(B. C. 674).
HABL
h
Du-iim-mu-qu
I,
1131,8) 81-2-4, 378.

36, III,
22.
*Di-ta-ki (cf.
Datatie JIN
(in
mar
b el pihati 275, R.
,?.
s.
sa La-hi-ri
Di(?)-ti-bel-ta-ba
Elam),
JADD
5.
s.
of Iddin-Papsukkal, Nshi.: VS of Ir-a-ni, 527, R. 13.
HABL
JADD
"The decision of the master
Dumqi-iliP'.'..
is
good",
(cf.
I,
JADD JADD
(Ep.
v).
503,
pt
8,
I,
OBa. Î-li-du-um-ql BE VI (cf. NBa. Dum-qi-Sa-ili^-damqu TNB)

1
Du(-u)-a
Du-i,
//.
"^Dziâ
377, R.
SIG-AN*
b.
...,
299,
4.
862,
4.
VS
99,
ki-sabe
326, R.
(B. C. 664).
J0
Mammh AHura-a-a, JADD

of
toumu(TUK-muy\a. (hypocor.), TA 254, 31, 33. Du-na-nu/ni (cf. Dinanu, Dan(ii)ami) s. of Bll-iqfSa, b. of Aplaia and Samgunu',
'"^Gam-du-Ialli-a-a,
Abp.:
III
s.
of Har-ma-ki,
792).
rtdti,
JADD
OLZ
526,
(B. C.
III, 107,
in;
Ann.
Ill, 52, 57;
B, III
R 19, R 32f.,
VI,
(Hit.)
10, 35, 64, 71, 74, 77.
KK.
2637. 2651. 2674,
*Du-ud-ha-li-ia
SAYCE,
XIII (1910),
* (d)
40, 42, 47, 49 ; 58, 74.
col.49O,
s.
compares Bi. bSHPi (LXX ccpyaX) of Hattusil and J Pudu-Hepa', sarru rabu
l
Dun-gi (Sum.(?); perhaps d cf. OBa.

s.
= Dunqi < Dumqi,

Sumer
I
Sama$-dun-gi T-D LC)

about
2,
,
$ar "<*
Cf.
Haiti,
MDOG
35,
pp.
20,
27.
of Ur- dEngur\ king of Ur, king of
Tu-ud-ha-li-m,
tablet
from Boghaz-
and
no.
I
Akkad,
II,
i,
B. C. 2280,
4,
3.
2,
koi(?)
f.
Babyloniaca IV,
p. 225.
i;
i
i;
3, 4;
Nabd. Cyl.
VI,
pi. 6,
of Arnuanta,
MDOG
10,
35, p. 29.
/j.
R 68,
i, 2,
no.
I, 10, is, 17, 22.

5.
IV R 35, no. 2, 5.
*Du-di(?)-du-ma,
*Diidu
1.
Capp. G,
3
K. 8708. Chron. KI, R.

Material, p. 21)
no.
p. 22. Cf. pt.
i,
DEP
i,
(cf.
KA
p. 483,
RANKE,
IG.
1,
VAB
80 ff.
I,
pp.
190197.
Du-ud-du,
Du-U-dll,
2.
3.
Du-U-du,
h
TA 169, TA 164, TA 158,

cf.
KB
12, 34.
III,
p.
10, 16, 30, 33, 35, 43.

5,
DU-NU-ZU (perhaps Ktn-ut-ttti),]ADD 165,

(Ep. Q)
Dup(?)-da-pi,
R.E
1,
167,
28, 31.
Du-du-u (hypocor.,
Bi.
,
iTn)
Ta annek
4,
R.
5.
d ____ p}r-hi-nu sd
JADD
642, R. E.
Dur-Adad
1.
(Ep. R).
Du-du-U-a (hypocor.,
h
cf.
"A stronghold is Adad" BAD- d IM, HABL 703,

4.
mar
sipri Sa 225, R. 6.
bel pihati
JDu-du-u-a TNB) ai Kalha, JADD

cf.
2.
BAD-U,
R.
is
f.
of Adad-ab-usur,
JADD
446,
(Ep. Q).
cf.
*Du-ra-ar-te-sup (Hit;
Tu-ra-ri-te-hip
BE XV
Du-gul-lstar(JfF)
(abbrev.,
Dugul-pan-ili),
s.
P-
44 b)
JADD
Dugul-pan-ili
37,
R.
(B. C. 676).
of Gi-el-te-$up,
CT
II,
21,23,3*.
"Obey
6.
the will of the god!"
Dur-Asur
"A stronghold
is
Ashur"
9.
Du-gul-SI-AN,
406, R.
Du-i
(cf.
JADD
328, R. 3 (B. C. 698).
BAD-AS-$ur,
728,
III
JADD
I,
265, R.
4i
;
Epon. B.
C.
K. 1011.
Tu-u-i,
IV,
sa
"l
Tu$-ha-an,
Dua,
or Kittl(J] or
Du-ndid
note
3.
Canon E.
Du-ra-u-a(rr),
(cf.
HILPRECHT,
379,
HABL
No.
i.
R.
G.
BE X, p. 48, JADB 7, II,
II)
JADD 429,
1
JADD
SON, no.
8).
Cf.
CIS Du-ra
i
(cf.
II,
,
1,
STEVENG.
JADD 988,
KNUT
Dur-beliia (abbrev.,
TALLQVIST.
cf.
Nabu-dur-beli(ia)
C. 668).
Ea-epis-ilu (Ba.,
BAD-EN-ia, JADD 190, R. 6 (B. Dur-lstar "A stronghold is Ishtar"
cf. TNB) of E-a-KAK-AN, "Ea Ea-gamil spares"
f.
Bel-zer,
VS
I,
60,
2.
BAD-XV,
Diir-ma-ki-i-Adad
*....,
*
JADD
528, R.
/.
1.
frail(?) is
"A stronghold Adad"

11,
for
the
2.
BE-ga-\>nil\ last king of the dynasty of the Sea-land, King-list A, I, is.

E-a-ga-mil, King-list B, 2 R. n. Chron.
23.
sar m "'tam-tim,
K. 241, XI,
Dur-makHstar
1.
spec.
2.
BAp-ma-ki-XV, BAD-ma-ki- d
640,7
VS
t
I,
84,
22.
Ea-iddina, "Ea has given" (Ba.; for OBa. and NBa. texts, see RPN, TNB)
XV
t
s.
of SRam-ti,
JADD JADD
JADD
of
E-a-SE-na,
I
f.
of E-kar-ra-iqrta,
Mna.:
IV,
(KB
IV, p. 154).
66,
b.
Mae.:
OBI
83,
I,
10.
KB
3.
BAD-ma-ki-i- d
XV JADD
Dun,
666).
h
cf.
1132,
10.
pp. 64, 66.

Ea-kudurri-ibni (Ba.) d
Dur-naid
(BAD-1\
(abbrev.,
or
$alhi rakbi,
627, R.
Diir-qa-[li]
4 (B. C.
E-a-ku-dur-ri-ib-ni,
s.
Nabn-dur-qafy,
PSBA
Ea-malik
d
19 (1897), P- 7 1
of Arad-Ea, Mna.: !&; bel pihati sa

.
54,2.
f
matati, III
R
h
43,
II, 3.
- -
KB
IV, p. 68.
Dursarrukinaitu
"Woman
of
the
city
"Ea
is
counsellor"
t
(Ba.)
Dursharrukin"
BAD-LUGAL-GIN-NA-a-a-i-ti,
nasir,
i d. ot< SIR-
E-a-ma-lik,
Ea-mat-taqqin
"'
naggaru Melish. Susa 3, I, 22. "O Ea, order the country!"

241, XI,
4 o,
kallat
Tab-a$ab-Marduk,
Mna.:
R-a-KUR-LAL, K.
spec.
IR
70, I,u.
-cf.
KB
IV, p. 78.
Ea-mukfn-zer
360, R.
6
1.
"Ea
is
the establisher of seed"

king of Babylonia (dyn.
111,7
Du-sa-a (hypocor.,
(B. C. 680).
Du-si-i),
JADD
(Ba.)
d
B E-inu-kin-\zer\
E:
2),
Du-si-i (hypocor., cf.
Ilu-dusu, Du-sa-a),
JADD
2.
about B. C. 1024, King-list A,

5
326,
2,
16.
(reigned for
d
months).
"1
Du(W?)-si (reading doubtful, see ROGERS, History, I p. 401, n. 3;

s.
E-a-mu-kin-KUL,
of Be-la-ni\ Sangtt
of Ka$-til-ia-si; C: 4), about B. C. 1690
NBa. Dn$u TNB) king of Babylonia (Dyn.

cf.
s.
HI, Simb. Lay. 53,30
1683, King-list
s.
(KING, BBS, pi. 22). of Hal-mar; Sarru IM.GI, V,

5
Chron. A,
A,
I,
is.
(reigned
^
for 3
months).
KB
II,
*Dusratta (prob. Iran.,

p. 270)
cf.
SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ 38,
p. 272.
E-an-na-damiq^S/^-/^)
reû
"Eanna
(the temple
of
King of Mitanni, s. of Sutarna I., gs. of Artatama I, f. of Mattiuza (MDOG 35, f p. 37) and Tadu-Hepa, father-in-law of Amenophis III. and IV., b. of ArtasSumara, Artatama II and Gilu-Hepa
f
Anu and Ishtar at Uruk) is

sisi,
friendly"
(Ba.)
Ninibkudurusur: Lo. 102,

IV,
p. 86.
III, is.
KB
pi.
KING, BBS,
p.
64,
LXXIII.
E-an-na-sum-iddina
(Ba.)
"Eanna has given

OBI
a son"
1.
Du-u$-rat-ta,
25,
TA
2.
20, 27,
3.
21,
5.
22, IV,
4.
44.
23,4.
IV
66.
26,
127.
2.
28,
TA
Mit. Ill
sakin mattamti, Enlilnadinaplu:

-
83,
R.
7.
103, 10?;
IV
KB
IV, p. 66.
2.
Tu-i$-e-rat-ta,
17,3.
$ar
'""'Mi-e-it-ta-an-ni,
TA
19,
3.
s.
of Daian-Bel', sakin tamti,
BM. 1024
85,7
(KING, BBS,
P: 77, pi.
I).
3.
Tu-u$-rat-ta, $ar mi-i-it-ta-an-ni,
TA
Ea-rlmanni
"O Ea, have mercy on me!"

f.
(Ba.)
MDOG
Du'uzaja
arat
35,
p. 32,
OLZ
19,
XIII,
col. 295.
^1^-a-ri-man-ni,
of U$a6$i~ilu,
i,
V R
61,
"Born
in
the
month
of
Tammuz"
'
VI,
Ea-sar-ibni
21.
--
KB
III, pt.
p.
80.
sS&a-a, K.
241, IX,
spec.
"Ea has created the king" " E-a-MAN-KAK, HABL 441,8. JADD 805,
,(,.
T. XLIII.
Assyrian Personal
Names
73
Ea-zer-iqisa d
1.
"Ea has presented seed"
(Ba.)
l<.-a-KUL-BA-$a, of Bit-Amukkanu, 517, i. K. 4515. mar Nam-[ri], Simb.:
HABL
E-kur-sum-usabsKJ/tf-G^Z-j'z) has called a son into
"The
being"
-
temple
1, 21, so.
Sangn
II, 8,
Sippar
Ill,
barn, Nai.:
Lay.
2.
53,
(KiNG, BBS,
pi.
20).
i.
15.
28.
IV,
51.
E-a-KUL-ki-$a,
HABL
Cf. E-bi,
V R 60, KB III,
is
pt.
I,
896,
p.
2.
i76ff.
E-bi...,
JADD
h
926,
1
,
TA
333,
E-kur-su-rabu(6^Z)
"His temple
39.
E-bi-ib-ana-Nabu
renders
LAH.LAH-KU-d AK,
480, R.
4
.
great"
K. 241, VIII,
E-la-ni (cf. Bi.
V R 44, 4od.
E-bi-si,
XII,
22,
spec.
-p^, Ilanu)
2,
4.
mukll
[apdti],
JADD
E-bi-sum, see A-bi-si.
of E-na-zu-in, Capp. G, El-ba-ni .... (?), Capp. Ch. 7, 3

f.
.
E-da-ga-ma, see
E-da-si
(cf.
Etaqama.
.
A-da-si),
E-du-sal-lim
JADD 478, R. s 4 (abbrev.), JADD 73,

i,
Ellu-apal-ukin^Zy^-ylS- GI.NA, prob.Bau-apaluktn\ K. 241, XII, 25, spec.

74,
i,
8,
5,
Ellu-bab-hinni
B. E. E-du-usur
"Bright
is
(B. C. 630).
cf.
the gate of hinni"
(abbrev.,
NBa.
AZAG-KA-hi(-in)-ni, P 350,29
Nabn-e-du-nsur,
COl.
(OLZ
29.
VIII,
92,
25.
OBa. Sama^-we-dam-usur Dilbat) JADD 66 1, 9. Cf. AS-PAP, K. 241, X,

E-en-ha-mu, see
E-gi-bi
130).
VS
I,
86, jo. 87, 35. 89,
93, *.
9
.
(Ba.
lanhamu. hypocor. from Sum. E-gi-batila
Aku-batila
Ellu^Z^^-e-kal-lu-u-a "Bright K. 241, XII, 26, spec.

Ellu-rad-di-di-sir(?),
is
my temple",
spec.
12,
3.
Sin-uballit,
22, p.
cf.
TNB
K. 241, XII,
cf.
23,
p. 57,
*E-lu-ra-b[i]
UNGNAD,
f.
ZA
i,
(Can.,
Ilu-ra-bi-i),
cf.
Ta'annek
11)
II:
of Kudurru, Merod.
BI. st.
IV, n.
*E-lu-ra-i(^'?)-ba (Can.,
SArb.ajnbx (HROZNY),
7,
KB
f.
III,
pt.
p.
88.
Ta'annek
4,
9.
of Nabii-nadin-ahi,
-
Kand.:
VS
4,
V,
5,
zs.
*E-lu-ra-ma (Can.),
Ta annek
R.
3.
KB
IV, p. 172.
E-mid-a-na-Marduk 1 "I relied

59,
upon Mardukl"
55,
*E-hi-ia
(cf.
Bi.
in),
JADD
slave
sold
mar
Emuqd
tarri,
BE
pt.
XIV,
i,
10,
cf.
RADAU,
Dilbat),
(B. C. 681).
BE XVII,
(cf.
p. 7of.
Ekalla(. GAL)-a-a (Ba. hypocor.) mar Abi-ratta$, Ninibkudurusur: Lo. 102,

I, 14.
OBa. E-mu-uq-l-li-ia
e,
83-1-18, 695, XII,
spec.
- -
KB
VI, p. 82.
E-muq-Adad
(Ba.)
E-kar-ra-iqisa(ZM-.fo)
-
(in Cass.
"Ekarra has presented" texts BE XV)
riu
p.
sene,
114).
BM.
57943,
12
(KiNG, BBS,
pi. 22,
s.
of Ea-iddina] takin
II, e.
I, 10.
^ Rin
Mna.:
66,
83,
Emur-lstar, or
Amur-Istar
$akin Btt-Sin-magir, Mae.:

II, 3,
G.
OBI
SI. LAL- d
1
XV
3
f.
of Mannu-ki-Ninna,
JADD
u
cf.
KB
IV, pp.
6466.
60, B. E.
(III
R 48).
pnti,
*E-ki-is-tu-ra
(Gr.,
Akestor)
Emur-Marduk, or
Amur-Marduk
Sar
in
"l
A-di--al\' E-di--li, king of Idalium Cyprus, Esarh. B, V, 19 (I R 48. Ill R 16).

3, II, 43.
n" t
SI.LAL-d SU, muttr

(V
HABL
85,
54)2;
Abp. Rm.
E(?)-ku-lu,
f
- -
KB
3.
II,
pp. 148, 240.
E-na-a-sur, Capp.: Ch. 15,
G,
3, ie;
En-na-a-$ur,
15, i;
JADD
66 r,
7.
E-kur-SAG(? ?)...,
f
JADD
"May
791,
I
e,
Capp. G, 24, 12; En-nam-a-$ir Capp. G,

,
E-na-ma-a-$ur Ch.
7, 21;
E-kur-sa-la-mur
see
spec.
her temple!"
safe!"
all
"Be merciful,
i).
2.
T-D 241, e; Ashur!" (cf. RPN
81-2-4, 255, VIII,

E-kur-sal-lim-an-ni
p. 227, n.
"O temple, keep me

ss,
E-na-lu,
JADD
877,
K. 241, VIII,
f
spec.
is
E-kur-sa-na-mir
"Her temple
7,
shining"
*En-an-na-tum (Sum.) s. of A-kur-gal: pa-te-si of Lagash,

p. 28f., a, b, c.
SAK
81-2-4, 255, VIII,

No.
i.
spec.
74
s.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
of En-te-me-na: pa-te-si of Lagas,
p.
s.
SAK
R
"En-lil-i-za ....
s.
40 (KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
6).
of Kar-zi-ia-ab-ku,
r*
'
sakin
"l
Ir-ri-e-a
5.
Akkad:
no. VI,
of ISme-Dagan, the king of Sumer and 2, priester of Sin at Ur, I

i, 9 a.
"!
Pur-rat-ta$,
DEP
VI, p. 44,
2,
i.
--
KB
III,
pt
i,
p. 86.
Sarru pann, Adnir. IV:

-
35,
no. 3,
24.
SAK
E/En-na-su-in
p. 206.
KB
I,
p.
88.
Cf.
CLAY,
X,
AJSL
23,
(=
Enna-SinQ), DELITZSCH), Capp.

d
f.
p. 264,
En-lil-ki-di-ni
HtisiNG,
OLZ
col. 235.
s.
s.
G,6, 6 of E-ld-ni, Capp. G, 2, 3. of Su-ga-li-a, f. of A-sur-ma-lik, Capp.

G,
3,
4.
"Enlil
is
my
,,a
of Ahu-da-ru-u;
rich
protection" (Ba.) and influential
*En-QUP,
(I
Si-ba-ra-a-a,
30).
Shams. V: Ann.
I,
Ill, 19
slave-dealer at Nippur during the time of Burna-Buriash" (RADAU, BE XVII, pt. i, p. 55), Melis.: Lo. 103, IV, 13, 20, 44. V, i, 31.
-
--
KB
.
p.
80.
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
isSff.
*En-gu-u-ta,
TA
1
223, 4
Enlil-kudur-usur
"O
Enlil, protect the
boun-
E-ni-ba-as-ma
"Eye of the
8,
/.
serpent(?)"
1.
dary (?)"
d
Capp. G,
E-ni-ilu
BE-ku-dur-PAP, far >"**AHur, about B.C.

1240, Synchron. Ill
"Eye of the god"

Ph.
(abbrev.,
cf. In-ilu],
4,
no.
3,
s, 4,
con-
toW
168, R.
III,
5,
<?.
temp. with Adad-sum-usur, the king of

Babylonia.
2.
JADD
695,
462, R.
(B.C. 678). 83-1-18,
spec,
ardu
l
so.
mar sarri, JADD

'Ha-am-ma-ta-a-a
t
*En-lil-$A.DU-SES, IV
1904, d En-lil-SA
.
34,
no. 2
13,
242, R. 7 (Ep. 8).

Tigl.
II
d
ai mii
JRAS
P- 4i5ff-
(MVG
p. 43)-
IV: Ann.
67).
151;
II,
fh.
58
(III
3.
9.
d
--
KB
pp. 20, 30.

(in
D U-u-sur, renders d LA .AR.RUSA.DU.AL, V R 44, 54cd.

"O
Enlil-bani
"Enlil
is
creator"
OBa.
En-lil-man-nu-ma-la-ak
texts,
that thou art!"

44, 43 cd.
d
=
45
Enlil,
who
is
all
see
1.
RPN,
t
A.BA-L-DIR,
VR
p. 73)
dEn-lil-ba-ni
239,
d
2.
Capp. E,
2.
3, 32.
HABL
a.
238,
a.
En-lil-mu-di-e-nise
240,
797,
IB.
1124, R.
nisak
1 (UN* ) "Enlil knowes the
Enlil,
i),
BM. 91036,8 (KING, BBS,
people"
p. 3,
Isin,
(cf.
time of Kurigalzu. King of ruled 24 yars, Dynastic-list, R. is.

pi.
2.
Enlil-mukin-aplu d En-lil-mu-kin-lUR.US
pt.
i)
cd HU-UN-ZU"Enlil establishes a son"

.
VR 44,
BE
. .
XVIII,
Mna.:
d En-lil-KAK
amel
urqi,
established
as
king (of R. 8, 12.

d
Isin)
2
1, 6.
by
Ura-imitti, Chron.
d En-lil-GI.NA-
TUR. US, s. ofe/.
.,
1
,
19 (1897), p. 71, n. Enlil-musallim-aplu, see Enlil-âllim-aplu.

Enlil-nadin-aplu d
1.
PSBA
En-lil-ba-an-kudurri(4 .DU) s. of Amel-Gula', masmasu, ancient author,
"Enlil gives a son" En-lil-SE-A, 81-2-4, 2O1 owner of

,
tablet.
K. 9717,
d
14
(NE
p. 90).
2.
En-lil-du-me-qa-an-ni,
renders
44,
46
d NAB-SA-ME-
EN-NA,
d
[
VR
(?
En-lil-SE-rUR.US, Xarru, king of Babylonia (dynasty D: 5), OBI 83, I, 9, is. -
c d.
KB
250,
3,
IV, p. 64.
En-lil-ha]-az-zi
== Ar. docket [r]nbb, CLAY,
AJSL
Enlil-ibni
a
'
23, p. 270),
JADD
slave.
Enlil-nadin-sum d 1.
"Enlil gives a
name"
"Enlil has created"
En-lil-MU-MU, king of Babylonia (dynasty C: 29), King-list A, II, s, reigned

for
i
En-lil-id-ni,
renders d SI-KAK, VR44,35cd, prob. a Bab. king.
year
and
months,
in
c.
B.
C.
12431242.
2.
En-lil-iqisa(^^-j)
(cf.
"Enlil has
presented"
En-lil-na-di-in-$u-mi,
OBa.
texts,
see
OBa.
1 1
;
p.
En-lil-i-qi-sd-am see also Bel-iqlSa},
BE
VI, pt.
699,
i,
2.
RPN.
d
3.
HABL
En-lil-na-din-MU, Sarru
(=
no.
i),
Chron.
T. XLIII.
75
ibid. II,
i,
P, IV,
14, 16,
contemp. with Kidin-Hutrutas

103,
2.
En-lil-MAN-PAP,
s.
spec.
of Elam.
s.
"En-lil-sum-ib-ni
"Enlil has created a name"

,
of Ahu-da-ru-u, Melish.: Lo.

-
V,
n.
12.
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
60.
s.
of Sa-zu-u-ti, Mna.:
Ill
43,
II,
of Rabd-$a-Marduk\ h Sakin Ni-U-in ki CT X, 3, 24. -- KB IV, p. 94. d En-lil-sum-im-bi "Enlil has called a name"
Nai.:
s.
KB
*
'
IV, p. 70.
4.
En-lil-SE-MU, mar, Neb. I:

pt.
i,
mar Habban,
Sakin
- -
miit
NaIII,
of [Daian\-Marduk, TIG. EN. puri, Melish.: Lo. 103 (90287), I,

25, 34, 37.
NA
46.
NipIll,
e,
V R
56,
II, 23.
KB
KB
11,
III,
pt.
i,
p. i56ff.
KING,
pana,
p.
168.
>
BBS, pp.
protector"
(cf.
13.
En-lil-nasir(P^/ -?>) "Enlil is
OBa.
XII,
d
En-lil-na-si-irKST$), 83-1-18, 695,

spec.
Ln\\\-sum-usur(^BE-Mf7-SES), Sarru Neb. I: K. 2660, 5, n (III R 38, esa,

Bel-(
d
69 a); cf.
10,
EN}-MU....,
King-list
col.
A,
f.,
II,
J5 ,
En-lil-ni-ip-pu-ru-ana-as-ri-su-te-ir
"O
Enlil, re-
store
44, 39C
Enlil-nirari
Nippur
d
to
its
place!"
VR
h
SCHNABEL, REAU-DANGIN,
"En-lil-tab-ni-bu-uMit
OLZ
XIII,
353
THU-
ibid., col.
4Olf.
d En-lil-EN.LIL.KLBI-GL
is
(my) helper" King of Assyria, c. B. C. 1340, son of

Ashuruballit, father of Arikdenilu, con-
"Enlil
"O Enlil, preserve what thou hast created!"

I:
barn, Neb.
pt.
i,
VR
56,
II, 25.
KB
III,
p.
168.
temp, with Kurigalzu
sihru, the
king of
Babylonia
1.
2.
ASsur, Synchron. contemp. with Kurigalzu sihru. d BE-ZAB.DAH, Sar "t'ASSur, Synchron.
I, is,
BE-ZAB.DAH,
Sar
>
at
KUR. GALGAR-MU-SI-RU-DA. d En-lil-zer-ki-ni "O Enlil, establish seed!"

d
En-lil-za-kar-su-me,
V R 44,
4i
c d,
s.
of Arad-IStar, Mna.:
Ill
43,
I,
24.
I, 19.
f.
of Arik-den-ilu,
gf.
of Adad-nirari
I:
I;
KB IV, p. 68. *En-men-nun-na (Sum.), ruler belonging to an early period of Babyl. history, Chron.
A,
I, 3.
Sar ""*'AsSur, Adnir.

d
3.
KAHI
I,
8,
3.
11,3.
En-lil-ZAB.DAH
of Asur-uballit,
f.
s.
of Arik-den-ilu, Arikd.:
p. 3, n. 2.
I:
17.
Lenorm. Choix,
KB
d
65,
f.
I,
p. 2); gf.
p. 169 (AKA I, of Adad-nirari

I:
En-nam-a-a (hypocor.), Capp. G, 8, 2. f. of Sama^-ba-ni, Capp. T-D 239, 21. En-nam-a-sir "Be merciful, o Ashir!"
(Cf.
e.
Sangu
5,
25.
E-na-Ahir\ Capp. G,
En-na-nim, Capp. Ch. 4, 3. 5, En-na-su-in, see E-na-su-in.
En-nu-si,
5.
7, 21.
T-D
7.
241,
A-Sur,
16.
Adnir.
KAHI
I,
4,
16,
of Arik-den-ilu, gf. of Adad-nirari Sakin d En-lil Sangu dA-hir, Adnir. KAHI I, 6, 3; Sangu ASur, Adnir.
I: I: I:
JADD
661, R.
20 .
E-pa-a (cf. Bi.

*E-pa-ar-na
h
n&y, *&y\ JADD 953, III, n. (Iran., cf. Wifarna, JIN p. 141)
}
IV
I,
R
3-
39,
I:
23
(KB
I,
p. 6);
"sar
"'ÂsSur,
3;
jiazanu, in
" at
Hattusarra
e (I
in
Media, Esarh.
15.
Adnir.
9,
6,
no. Ill
A,
KAHI
"< at
A, IV,
13;
B, IV,
R 46. Ill R
KB II,
9
p. 132). 80-7-19,
s.
15, 8 .
83-1-18, 483,
(see
4.
Enlil-nirari,
of Ahir-uballit: sar
5
AS"l
WAF
*[E]-pa-ar-nu-a
E-qa-a-a(P),
II,
p.
8).
sur, K. 6303,
d
(WAF
II,
p.
1).
(cf.
Eparnd)
II, e
En-lil-sallim-aplu(/-777tf./S;
possibly Enlil-
Si-ig-ri-na-a-a, Sarg. A,
(WS
8,
9,
pi. 44).
musallim-aplu) safe!"
"O Enlil, keep the son
K. 241, IX,
35,
spec.
E-ra-da-ilu (cf. ?Bi. -py),

E-ra-hi(tiP),
f.
Capp. G,
15.
mar
saq-sup-par Sa temi Sa matati, Mna.: IIIR 43, 11,5. -- KB IV, 68.

p.
Capp.
S.
i, 20.
of E-na-ASur, Capp. G,
(cf.
3, 17.
Enlil-sar-usur d i.
"O Enlil, protect the BE-MAN-PAP, 83-1-18, 695, XII,

i.
king!"
9,
*Eresu
E-ri-su]
in
spec.
King of Soloi
Cyprus, Sar
ail'" at
Si-il-lu,
No.
76
1.
KNUT
E-ri-e-su, Esarh.
1
TALLQVIST.
B,V, 21
i2s).
6, no. i; 27,
2.
E-ri-su, Abp.:
Eres- Astir
Rm. 3, 46. "Ashur has planted"
R 48, no. Ill R KB II, p. 148. KB II, p. 240. II,

(I
I.
24.
Erib&-\\an\(S[7-ANs -m),
138,
s.
read Tarib-ilani,
15
JADD
tam&aru,]ADD 328, 7,
Tarib-ili
8.
(6.0.698).
ErIba-ilu(^7-ÂO, or
(cf.
Ilu-ta-ri-bi),
III,
7,
JADD
94,
29.
314,
4.
388, R.
83-1-18, 695,
Eres-ilu
KAM-e$-AS-$ur, I, 85, "God has planted"
VS
spec.
Eriba-lstar, see
Tarfbi-IMar.
KAM(-e$)-AN,
795,
2.
JADD
619,
R.
,3
(Ep.
S).
Eriba-Marduk
1.
saknu,
Sarri,
HABL 638, u. h talsu

JADD
273, R.
6.
rakbi
Eri-ba-dAMAR.
$a
Eres-lstar
mar
UD, king of Babylonia, Chron. K3, R. w; Sarru, Nabd. St. Ill, 17;
II:
"Ishtar has planted" PIN-e$-XV, JADD 55, R. 4 66 1, 15.

cf.
sar Babili, Merod.

(B. C. 690).
s.
Bl. st. II,

II.
43,
an-
cestor of Merodach-Baladan
of Arad-Ea,
3, 29.
h bel
pihati,
Nai.:
CT
;
X,
Eriba (abbrev.,
a-a,
p.
OBa. E-ri-ba-am RPN, Erlba-
--
300, =
SU-a
= Ar.
222,
KB
docket
II,
iii-iK
OTSS
i).
2.
la-ni
CIS
ie
p. 76)
Eri-ba,
s.
HABL
(V
53, no.
3.
of Im-bu-pdni-ia, f. of Iddina and Suma, -- KB IV, p. 162. Sarg. St. Ill, 24.
s. king of Babylonia, Chron. R. s, 15. SU-dAMAR. UD, Sar Bcibili, I'R 5, no. XVII, 6 Merod. II: Bl. st. Ill, 52. -- KB III, i,
Eri-ba- d SU,
IV, p. 94. of Mar duk-t akin-turn
:!
pt.
p.
88.
s.
otNa-na-$u, Mshi.:
p. 94.
VS
I,
35,
10.
KB
3.
IV,
Eriba-Sin
1.
(cf.
OBa. E-ri-ib-Sin
Eri-ba- d
XXX
--
f.
BE VI, pt. i) of Simbar-Sipak Chron.

,
Eriba(H-&*)-a-a (hypocor.),
IX,
Eriba-Adad d 1. SUso,
HABL 446,
K. 241,
2.
A,V,
f.
2.
KB
II,
spec.
SU- d XXX
f.
p. 272.
"Adad has rewarded"

IM,
JADD
42,
(B.
C. 670).
103,
3 of Simbar-Slpak, Chron. of Tabnea, Simb.: Lay. 53, 3.

, ,
12.
B. 0.669). 186, R. 3 (B.C. 674). 1041, R.P.
VS
.,
I,
89
*?.
be I qatati, JADD 100, R. i (B. C. 687). King of Assyria, father of Ashuruballit,

Tigl.
p.
I:
TU]
.
.
s.
T/
of Ta-ri-bi-ni
K. 2883.
Hunt. V,
I:
(I
R
35.
28,
II~ 4 .
KB
I,
Erida(' ///)-a-a
"Native of the city of Eridu"

h
126). pa.te.si
d A-hir
I,
abi alik paniâ,
JADD
E-ri-hi
(cf.
618,4 (Ep. T).

plr-hi-nu $a Nabn,
Adnir.
KAHI
Cf.
4,
far kittati tar

i
E-ra-ht),
i.
JADD
cf.
kullat kibrat
p. 248).
irbitti,
K. 2693,
(WAF
far
III
302,
MDOG
44, p. 39:
ki$-
*E-ri-me-na
(Erimenas,
Iran.
(Apiap.evr)c;),
SatL
f.
HOMMEL,
of Ahir-uballit; pa.tc.si Ahir, 64,3
KAHI
I,
:i:
king,
E-ri-si-in-ni
s.
f.
Grundriss, of Rusas III(?).
p. 38, n. 2),
Chaldian
(cf.
Iri&nnt)
gs.
19,
103.
2.
3.
SU-U,
*!ana,
SU- d U,
JADD 208, R. /, (B. JADD 99, R.J (B. C. 670).

,
C. 668),
of
U-a-al-li-i,
III
of Ahscri,
III, 75;
of Man,
Ill,
Abp.: A,
B, III
Ann.
II,
i;
Eriba-ahe (abbrev.)
31, III,
--
KB
p.
178.
SU-PAPP 1 JADD
"l
311, R.
,6.
415, R.
9,
of
E-ri-su
(var. E-ri-e-su q.
v.,
cf.
Eri-si
BE XV,
Nappah-hurasi (B. C. 734). 419, 7, R. 4. h 841, 4. K. 241, IX, 44, spec. qipu of^Kar-
198,
s.
Eris-sii) perhaps of Man-nu-ka-sarri, JADB
90 ;
<
5,
II, 10.
SamaS,
Erlba-Aia
1.
JADD
s.
363, R.
(B. C. 682).
E-ri-se,
f
see Irihtm.
(abbrev.; for
"Aya has rewarded"

GAL,
of
E-ris-tu
OBa. and
81-2-4,
NBa
i.
texts, see
5.
Eri-ba- d
SES-Sa
8.
.,
Mna.:
PSBA
TNB, TlD LC)

SE-ri-{tt-tu\
Erisu prob.
255, VIII,
Cf.
19 (1897), p. 71, >2.
JADD
220,
(cf.
SU- d GAL,
JADD
661,
"Gardener"
,
Arb.
^(s>, Sab.
T. XLIII.
Eriba-Asur (SU-A$-$ur),
JADD
412,
(B. C. 748).
Aretas; see also Irihun)
77
1.
E-ri-tt,
s.
s.
of Da-bi-bi, 527, 3. of Nabn-belani, K. 433, 8 (B. C. 648;

IV, p. 170).
HABL 865, HABL
e.
2. 3.
A-i-tu$)-ga-ma
A-taq-qa-ma,
TA 53, TA 56,
t
8 , 21,
w,
37, co.
as, 27.
KB
4.
E-da-ga-ma, amel
175,
9-
al
Ki-in-za,
TA
174, n.
176,
9.
s.
of Sa-pik(t\ K. 433,
(B. C. 648).
7.
5.
E-ta-ga-ma,
TA
149,
30.
2.
E-ri-Su,
HABL
1119, R.
cf.
TA
19
(1897),
6.
78.
pa-wa-ri KidU,
151,
59.
2.
E-sag-gil-a-a
(hypocor.;
PSBA
p. 71, is)
s.
of Arad-Ea', dupSar, Simb.: Lay. 53, 31 (BM. 90937, B. E. 2 KING, BBS, p. 103,
.
9.
TA 189, TA 140, I-tak-ka-ma, TA 189, R. I-ta-at-ka-ma, TA 197,

E-tak-ka-ma,
I-ta-ka-ma,
25.
20.
31.
pi. 22).
f.
E-tar....,
JADD
597, R.,.
cf.
of Bel-li--kullati,
CT
X,
7, 48.
E-til-li
f.
(abbrev.;
TNB),
E-sag-gil-bu-nu-u-a (abbrev.)
h
of Nergal-etir,
Sshi.:
HABL 815, ZA IX, p.
R.
21.
9.
398,
fyazan Bit-Ada,
Mna.,
Ill
43,
II,
Etillit-Arba'il
KB
f.
IV, p. 70.
E-s]ag-gi-li (Ba.,
hypocor.,
cf.
E-sag-gll-li
9
TNB)
(KING,
"Arbela is a lady", or abbrev. "Mistress of Arbela" SNIR.GAL-*iV-AN, JADD 61, 4 slave

,
of Za-k[i-ru], Simb.:
BM 90937,
pledged.
*E-til-lu-na (cf.
BBS,
p. 102, pi. 20).
EureXXcov,
EtirfcXlcov,
p.
AreXrj^?),
E-sag-gil-ki-in-ap-li (abbrev.)
VR
44, 44cd,
HOMMEL,
KUR-u-ni
(abbrev.),
f.
Grundriss,
62),
as.
messenger
ES.GU.ZI.GIJN.A.
la
of king of Alasia,
E-til-pi-i-Marduk
(cf.
TA
is
37,
E-sag-gil-sad-du-u-ni, var.
"Marduk
lord of the word"
VR
II, 31.
44,
GO d.
mar
ma-ma-na,
of(?)
Adad-apal-iddina, the Babyl.king,Synchr.

E-til-pU
q. v.)
II, 22.
7.
d 44,6cd, = KA. S. IR.MA. AL- TU. TU.
E-til-KA-Marduk T-D
cf.
LC
157),
VR
1, 6 .
(abbrev.;
OBa.
E-til\te-el\-pu(-um)
E-sag-gil-zeru (abbrev.
f.
from Ina-Esaggil-zer, of Tab-atab-Marduk, Neb. I: V R 56,

of Uras( d IB\li-ia,
(cf.
RPN, T-D LC), maSmaSu.lAD'D m-<\&\(!SUL-E\ JADD 385, R. 9

.
851,
f.
II
2,
no.
5,
7.
6,
Eteru (abbrev.,
1.
cf.
Bel-etir)
E-sin-na-a-a
f.
I-sin-na-a-a)
^-/^-r/,
JADD
385, R. 9
677, R.
6.
of Nabtt-nasir,
HABL
17.
963,
3.
2.
E-te-ru,
1066,
HABL
s.
702,
14
i.
E-su-ri-zer(P),
JADD
-!
741,
1093,
878,
12, 17, si.
1003,
4.
Bel-etir,
q. v.
KK.
26.
E-si-da-a-a
(cf.
E-si-[du^}
742, R.
JADD
12.
887,
R.
i) s.
f.
irrisu,
JADD
Sarg. St. IV, 4. of Ba-ni-ia, h$angtt dA,E, Sarg. St. IV,

12962.
Esi-eres (abbrev.)
of Belaheriba, K. 433,
4.
of Arad-Istar, Esraia, or Um-eSraia

f.
JADD
525, R.
7.
3.
E-ti-ru,
HABL 971,
JADD
R.s.
ion,
a.
c.
VR44,3sb.
"Born on the twencf.
Etir-ilu
i.
"God spared"(Ba.)
168, R.
tieth
day" (UD-XXKANl KAM-a-a,

ityaru,
OBa
_
E-tl-ir-AN,
Mar-ttm-esra], K. 241, IX,

137,
I, 3.
JADD
i.
23, spec. 82-3-23, h 1020, R.io. rakbu
2.
KAR-ir-AN, K.
241, VIII,
,
9,
spec.
434, R.
5,
9.
JADD
sepa,
JADD
354, R.
K. 3263.
Es-ru-u-a (hypocor.)
f.
E ul-mas-di-na-an-ni (Ba.)
53, 28
QiAdad-sapik-zer, Simb.: Lay.
(KiNG,
BBS,
*Etaqama
s.
i.
p.
103, pi. 21).
(cf.
HOMMEL,
468)
Altisr.
Uberl.
p.
220,
BM9IOI5, 12, R. 25 (not quite KING BBS, p. 109, pi. CVI). E-ul-mas-nasir(&S) "The temple of Eulmash
s.ofSin-e-pi-ri,
certain,
is
s.
KA3
p.
protector"
VI,
19.
(Ba.)
of Sutarna (Sutatarra], of Kinza
of Tu-na-mis-sa}}, $akin te-me mati, Lo.

i O2,
Aitakama, Aitukkama, Boghazkoi,

35, p. 35,
MDOG
OLZXIII,
col. 292.
Eulmas-sakin-sum, see Ina-Eulma$-$ akin-turn.
No.
i.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Gab-bu-ana-lstar(^fF)
232, R. 3 (B. C. 685). 523, R.
,
E-zi-pa-ta
JADD
s.
(cf.
"All belongs to Ishtar" OBa. J Ana-beltim-kallama RPN)
'E-zip-tum/tu,
JADD
811,
5.
884,
4.
K. 929.
irri$u,
JADD
66 1, R.
21.
742, R.
28.
Gabbu-eres (abbrev.)
Ga-ba-tim
f.
KAK-PIN-es,
Gabbu-ilani
i.
JADD
cf.
119, R..?
(B. C. 680).
of Ha-nu, Capp. T-D, 239,

.
(abbrev.,
the
next
name and
130,7,
Gab-ba
.,
JADD
Gabbi-ilani-sar-usur
793,
3.
TNB)
s(Ep.Q).
1.
Gabbaru (WSem., abbrev., cf. Si-gab-ba-ri, Ar. -O5, He. n. a. -naa "strong")
1.
G^-^-^W,JADD82,E.
'
of
Ha-an-du-a-ta. 743, R. u. naggaru,

159,
5.
Ga-ab-bar, Epon. B. C. 667,

Ga-ab-ba-ru, Epon. B. C.
Ga-ba-ri, in
2.
3.
JADD 667, III R

II, as.
139,
5.
JADD
2.
i,
VI, u.
Gab-bu-AN* !-ni,
JADD
92, R.
3.
mar
G.,
name of
Mon.
a country
Gabbu-ilani-eres
1.
or tribe, Shalm.
p. 170.
4.
Ill:
KB
"All the gods have planted" Gab-bi-AN*> l-ni-KAM-e$

of Marduk-sum-iqisa, gf. of Nabn-zuquph ken\ rab dupsarre of Calah, KK. 75, 24.
2678.
I,
f.
Gab-ba-ri, in mar. G. sa $ep
iaifr
'Hama?ii,
I,
Shalm.
l
Ill:
Mon.
Cf.
l
II, 24.
- -
KB
p. 162.
2679,
9.
2682.
2686.
2688.
3044.
7.
Cf. no. 3.
Subat- Gab-ba-ri
BE
IX,
3055. 3064. 3066. 3067. 3068. 3071, R.

3074. 3129. 3163. 9452. 9487
(III
'Gab-ba-ri- KAK,
WE.
R,
2,
i,
Misc.
5.
Gab-bar$)-ru, Epon. B. C. 667, R. 7: &z " l SinaJieriba.

Gab-ba-ru,
JADD
2, 3, 9, 13, 16, 22, 32, 39, 44, 45, 4?).
Sm.
854-
93>
cf.
315,
etc., cf.
2.
Nabn-znqup-ken.
t
6.
JADD
81, B. E.
(Ep. Q). 540,
3.
K. 8741. 83-1-18, 847. Epon. B.C. 667, JADD 27, B. E. 2. 185, R. is. 200, L. E. i.
Ill
Gab-bu-ANV-PIN-e* Sm. 55, XI, 4, spec.

"All
JADD
270,
3;
3.
KAK-AW-ni-KAM-es,
is in
K. 241, IX,
45,
spec.
Gabbu-ina-qata-ili
the hand of the
i,
VI, u.
Ga-bi-i,
cf.
12:
Gab-bi-i,
varr.
Ga-bi-a,
s.
Ga-bi-e,
Gab-e
(hypocor.,
TNB
of
v.
Gab-bi-e-a}
132,
3
HABL
f.
767,
Barfalsa, JADD
god"(cf. NBa. GabM-ina-qata-SamasTNB} Gab-bu-AS-SU*-AN, K. 241, VIII, 20, spec. Gab-bu-it-tah-di-an-ni, prob. to be read Gabburisi-sallimanni, K. 241, XII,
Gabbu-qata-ili
24,
spec.
(B.C. 682?). of Marduk-$ar-usur,
JADD
115,24 (III
27.
HABL 1106, R 47, 25 a). 116,25.418,31.

12.
(abbrev.,
,
cf.
Gabbu-ina-qata-ili]
153,
4.
Gab-bu-SU2 -AN
(B.C. 663?).
*f
JADD
Talmud,
237,
s:
154,
429, R.
82-5-22, 131.
Ga-bi-a (prob. Ar.,

Bi.
cf.
Gab-bi-ja-ana-Asur(?),
sakin
I,
Adnir.
Ill:
KAHI
mat..., 24, R. ic.
Epon.(r),
X3a),
JADD
n. pr. m. fi^na, wife of Di-na-na,
sold (B. C. 665).

*Gab-ri(-i)
Gabbi-ilani-eres, see
Gabbu-ilani-ereL
(hypocor.,
cf.
NBa. Gab-ri-ta TNB)

C. 714).
h
Gab-bu-Adad (abbrev.) JADD 167, 3 slave sold (B. C. 675).
JADD JADD
*Gab-ri-ilu
248,3,6
268, R.j.
(B.
rab
kisir,
Gabbu-amur
1.
Gab-bu-a-mur,
742,
9.
5.
JADD
824,
3.
428,
2, 4,
slave
sold.
f.
(WSem., cf. Bi. bS'naa, cf. Ilu-gabrilTSK) of Ahua, JADD 5, I, i.

(Ar., abbrev.,
i,
^775,
854, R.
*Ga-da-a/'
cf.
Ta-ri-ga-da-
BE
857,
2.
3.
Gab-bu-SI.LAL, K. 241, XII,
23,
spec.
VIII, pt.
Bi.
5.
KAK-a-mur,
4.
JADD 211,2. KAK-SLLAL, mafthtt, JADD 500, R.

s.
of....,
JADD
9.
;
841, R.
baâ) h mutir
pati,
JADD
23.
II, 34.
*sa Sepa,
JADD
860, IV,
Gabbu-ana-Asur "All
1.
belongs to Ashur"
Gaddas, see
GandaL
4,
G,
Gab-bu-a-na-AS-sur,
2.
Gab-bu-TIS-AS-sur, 123,2. 125,2. K. 7797.
HABL HABL
124,
2. 2.
*Ga-di-?
121,
122,2.
f.
of Bilab-Asur, Capp. G,
p. 50, HI.
cf.
KB
T.
IV,
XLIIL
79
*Gadiia (hypocor.,
cf.
Bi.
-rfc,
Pa. aiia,
pt.
i,
d UD**3)
Ga-mi-il
f.
ga-di-i Nabd.
1.
Ga-di....,
BE VIII, JADD 841,3.
52,
of Marduk-nasir, Mna.:
-
Ill
43,
II, so.
2. 3.
Ga-di-a...,
HABL
I,
1009,20.
24.
IV, p. 70. "Gam-lat-sar-usur "O Gamlat,
KB
protect the
spec.
Gad-ia-a,
s.
VS
87,
93, .25.
p. 138,31
king!"
*Ga-na-bu
(cf.
11
83-1-18, 135, R.
6 b,
of A-U-ma (?)....,
(Ep. N).
.
PSBA 30(1908),
897,
2.
631,
= JADD
Pa.
:m, Talmud. Nâa),

759,10.
HABL
first
4.
5.
Ga-di-i-,
Ga-di-ia,
HABL
*Gan-das
/<.
(Cass.),
king of Babylonia, the
6.
JADD 291, R. Ga-di-ia-a(l), JADD 275,

bima)
i
5,
sold.
ruler of the Cassite dynasty (C), Kinglist A, I, 15; abbrev. into Gan-di, f. of
*Ga-di-ilu (cf. Bi.
Agnrn
cf.
rabtt,
gf.
of KastiliaSu,
ggf.
of
JADD
f
443,
(B.C. 686?).
(hypocor.,
Abiruttas, gggf. of Tas$iguruma$, ggggf.
Ga-ga-a
"Necklace"
Gagu, NBa.
III
pt.
i,
of Agum
II,
/*<* TNB,
33,*
OBa. Ga-gi
BE
MEL,
OLZ
Agk.: XII (1909),
VR
33,
1, 22
(cf.
HOM-
col. io8f.),
Gan-de
JADD 891, R. a-me.

Ga-gi-i
5:
wife of Iddna, of Bab-sa-
and Gan, see HILPRECHT, OBI p. 2830; prob. identical with Ga-ad-da$ sar kibrati arba $ar M " fSumeri u Akkadi sar
Bd-bd-lam, 84-2-11, 178
156,
m5t
(hypocor.,
(cf.
cf.
G"^-/,
Gaga), K. 1991
(J).
(WUAG
pp.34,
*Gagu
1.
?Bi. aia;
f.
1
PRA$EK,
in
GMP
I,
p. 131, note)
OBI
p.
30 and
n.
3).
Ga-a-gi,
h
of Pa-ri-hi-a
and
Sar-a-ti',
Gar-ga-mes-a-a
"Native of Carchemish"
Capp.G,
2,
//.
2.
Sa-hi Media, Abp. K. 1779, C, 19 (WSml.HI, p. 58). Ga-gi, same person, Abp. B: K. 1732, IV, i
B, III
si, IV,
i.
hazan
" st
R
s.
JADD
286,3 (B.C. 691).

1 1, 1,16,20.
*Ga-ri-a (ci.(G)ud-ga-ri-a},
of Gimil-belim, Capp. G,
3,
/<?.
(WSml.
s.
Ill,
p. 41).
JADD
2,
9.
741,
39:
*Ga-ri-da-[a] (Ar.)
7, I, 5, nappah siparri. *Gar-pa-ru-un-da, see Qdl-pa-ru-da.
of Narbattum, Capp. E,
Ga-fyul (abbrev.,
JADB
Gahal,
family name,
3
cf.
Bit-
Gahal
878, u.
Ga-hul- d TU.TU
f.
HABL
I
877,
= JADD
7
889)
*Ga-ru-su,
*f
JADD
584,
5,
R.
2.
929,
s.
Gar-ru-su,
mar Gahal HABL
282,
(see Sum-iddina],
K. 241, XI,
Ga-as-su-li-ia-u-i-e
spec.
(Mit), princess of
43^28 (see Sttzudu}.
Amurru,
wife of Pud-Ahi,
>
MDOG
1, 35
1
35, p. 43.
of
Nd id-Mar duk,
JADD
386, R.
81-7-27, 205 (Ba).
*Ga-
-u-ni
(Ar.,
cf.
"l
"Ga--u-ni III
*Ga-Ja-gu-su
Shalm.
fl .
ren,
Galulu
r[u-gi\
Ill:
Mon.
R 15, IV, 21) R 7): of *'Sa(III

20-23.
8 , ie
ytflO
Gen.
1,
KB
I,
p. 156.
*Gal-pa-ru-da, see Qdl-pa-ru-da.

(cf.
Bi. bba,
Tham.
^ MVG
ill,
*Ga-zi-lu
(WSem.?),
JADD
h
350,
(B. C. 707),
IX, p. 107,
slave sold.
Gi-lu-lu)
1
.
*Gi-am-mu
(cf.
Panammn, *Kilammtt
Ittbo
2.
Gal-lul, rab kisir, JADD 266, R. 6 (B. C. 670). Ga-lul, JADD 138, 5. 429, e. 893, 2. K. 241,
XI,
e,
spec.
h
R.
3-
11.
HABL 493, massar bit NL GAB $a ekalli, JADD 25 R. a.

h
5,
hazanu, prefect of cities on Senjirli IV), the River Balikh, Shalm. Ill: Co. es. Mo. -- KB I, II, 79. Ob. 55. pp. 132, 170. see sub Bugiddanu. *Gidgidanu,
*Gi-el-te-sup (Mit.)
f.
Ga-lu-lu,
687).
h
NI. GAB,
JADD
1132,
7
218, R.
:
4 (B.
C.
Cf.
HABL
cf.
...gal-lu-lu
of Du-ra-ar-Tesup,
CT
21,
II,
21,
as, 26.
sa-ku-ku.
(Can.,
*Gi-es-ha-a-a (Mit.)
*Ga-ma-lu
lumur
*Ga-me-me
f.
BE
bibâ, Ga-ma-al-SinTa annek 7, 5. XIV),

Bi.
c
f.
of U-ku-ia,
CT
II,
22.
Gi-hi-lu (perh.
V,
10,
10.
35.
WSem.), Epon. B. C. 689, III R I, Gi-hi-AN-i-lu, same person, JADD

3.
of A-zu-ta-a, Capp. Ch.

i.
1098,
III,
No.
8o
Gi-ia-a
s.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
s.
of Bel-iql$a$),
h
JADD 415,
R.s
(B. C. 734?).
of Iddin-Nabtt, hmahnahi, ancient author, K. 9717, s. Sm. 669, R. 2 (NE no. 51. 52).
V,
*Gi-ki-i,
targumanu, $a ""'Man-mi-a-a,
6.
JADD
p.
1
cf.
OBa.
Gi-mil-l-li)
5,
"Present
,
865,
of the god",
10).
JADD
B. E.
(KB
IV,
*Gilgames (Gr. ri^yau,o<; in Aelianus, Hist. anim. XII 21, see SAYCE, Academy 1890, 8 th
Nov.,
d
p. 421), ancient Bab.
Gimil(5^7)-is-ha-ra
"Present
12,
i.
of
Ishkhara",
G,
hero and
Capp. Ch.
Gimil(tf)-lstar
12,
s.
f.
demi-god
1.
"Present of Ishtar", Capp.

3.
Gil-ga-me$, 82-5-22, 915 (PINCHES, Bab.
&
3
//.
14,
Orient Record IV
p.
2.
(1890),
p. 264.
KA
of MAN-a-sir, Capp.
T-D
239,
7,
13.
566, n. 4).
GIS,
p.
I
VATh,
4 ff.).
4105,
1, 3 , e, 7
etc.
(MVG
VII,
f.
of A-hu-wa-$d, Capp. E, 2, i. of A-Ur-ta-a-a-ar, Capp. G, i,
4.
Gimil(5/>ku-bu-um "Present of Kubu", Capp.
d
3.
4.
GIS.BIL-ga-mi$, OBI 26, ? (SAK p. 222). d GIS. TU.BAR, in Epic of Gilgamesh,

passim.
943,
I, 9.
T-D
5,
f.
241,
10.
4.
SU-ku-bn-bi\bi-im t Capp. Ch.
n. G, 7,
HABL
Maqlu
56,
R.
5.
JADD
941,
47.
III,
e.
of A-$ur-ma-lik, Capp. Ch.
i, 4.
I, as.
KK.
164,
7149.
Gimil(^/)-la-ba-an
"Present
19, 23.
of
Laban"(l)
in
2.
8291. 9717.
12032. 83-1-18, 452: tarru

la
i$i.
Capp. G,
Gi-mil-lu
7,
dannu $a gabri (CT XXVII, 7).

*Gi-li-ia
terit G.,
K. 8294,
(abbrev.)
"Present"
texts)
7.
(also
OBa.
815,
2.
and NBa.
cf.
HABL
499, R.
530,
4
(Mit.
mar Hpri
zipatli,
hypocor., Gil-Telup etc.) of Tushratta, nephew of Ma17, 46:

15.
JADD
PBT
Gimil-Sin
I,
485, R.
10,
/.
(B. C. 670).
TA
26,
sukkallu.
19,
25, 39, 71.
2O,
18, 23.
29,
34, 39, 69, 108, 147, 151, 156,
"Present of Sin" Sti- dEN.ZU (also d SU- dEN\ZCf),
s.
of
158, 160, 162, 168, 171.
6V-/Z-/#-#/-/tf-tf#,
II,
7.
TA
Mit.
IV,
IV,
20,
21.
Gi-li-i-an,
Gi-li-i-d$,
I, 91.
Gi-li-â-na-an,
Bar-Sin, f. of Ibi-Sin, king of Ur, about B. C. 22 10, $ar Urim ki u sar kibrtitim
36, 37.
I, loo.
IV,
25, 27.
Gi-li-
i-d$-$d-an,
arbaim, I - Cf. KB
Gimil-tirri
3,
no. XI,
i.
IV
III, pt. i, p.
88 ff.
R 35, no. 4, SAK p. 200

i.
3.
ff.
*Gil-Tesup, see Gi-el-te-sup.

*Gi-lu-ll-a
(abbrev.)
(hypocor.,
2, 15.
cf.
Gi-li-ia],
JADD
see
930,
1.
SU-GU[R-ri],
Ginata (hypocor.,
HABL
180,
R.
IV,
*f
cf.
Gi-ni-id)
l
Gi-lu-he-pa
(Mit, Eg.
Kjr-gp^,
WEBER,
Gi-na-a-a,
m*Elamma-a-a 'j&BD
Harnkar,
625, R.
200, R.
14
Anmerkungen
p.
d.
zu den El-Amarna-Tafeln, of TuSratta and ArtasIII),

2.
(B. C. 670). (B. C. 667).
JADD
1043)
I,
of Sutarna
si.
Gi-na-(a,
Sumara,
5, 41.
wi. of
Amenophis
TA
17,
3.
JADD 66 Gi-in-na-a-a, JADD

J
1.
493, R.
*Gi-in-di-bu-
(Arb.,
cf.
vÛ^
Shalm.
I,
"black locust")
Ill:
Gi-lu-lu
(cf.
Ga-lu-lu\ Capp. E, 2,^.

u.
*Ar-ba-a-a,
Mon.
II,
94
Gimil(5f/)-a-num (hypocor.)
f.
of A-gu-za, Capp.: E,
lim
i, s-
3,
2,
7,
/<?.
"Present of the lord"

3, 19.
f.
of Ga-ri-a, Capp. G,
Gimil-dumqi-lumur
"May
(cf.
see the gracious

spec.
(perh.
presentl"
OBa. Lnmur-gimil-Samal
4i,
KB p. 172. (IIIR 8). Gi-ni-i (hypocor.), JADD 874, Gi-ni-ia (hypocor.), JADD 364, R. s (B. C. 679). Gi-ra-a-a (hypocor., cf. Gi-ra- BE IX, Bi. in*) JADD 621, R./* (IIIR 50, no. 3; Ep.F). Gir-ha-a, rab hanta, JADD 197, 4 (B. C. 648).
-4. 12,
RPN), K.
GimilGS/)- Gu-la
abbrev.)
d
241, XI,
Giri-Adad, see
>
Giri-Dadi.
"Present ofGula"
*Gi-ri-ba- -al
"Client of Baal",
(cf.
Ph.,
NPu.
APO),
JADD
775,
7.
T. XLIII.
81
*Giri-Dadi
1.
"Client of
--
Adad"
111,94
I,
*Gu-ud-ga-ri-a, var. Ud-ga-ri-a
(cf.
Gu(d}-da-ri-a
Gi-ri-da-di,
""'Af-Sa-a-ia, Anp.: Ann.
BE
f.
III,
pt.
i,
Ga-ri-d)
(IR
2.
25).
KB
p.
10.
1, 35
of Ha-$u-$d-ar-na, Capp.
D-T
242,
9, is.
Gi-ri-d
(IIIR
3.
IM, otBit-Adini, Shalm. Ill: Mon. -- KB I, 156.

7).
Gu-gi-i
f.
p.
(hypocor., cf. SGu-gu-u-a TNB) of Adad-uballit, 446, R.
Gi-ru-*IM Rm. 157

t
(B. C. 679).
KB
(cf.
IV,
f.
of Za-ru-ti-i,
JADD JADD 44,
B. E.
i.
p.
124, no. III.

)
*Gugu (Lyd. Gyges,

Ph.
1.
cf.
Ktii-gugu;Da-ma($}-gu-gu
"Client of Milk"
BE
VI,
pt
2,
Car. I8ayuyo<; Klio XI, 478)
bel pihati sa Til-turi, cousin of Si- -lu-ki-di,
mZt Gu-gu, JADD 94, R. *. Sar Luddi, king of Lydia, Abp.: A, III R 19, III, 5.
HABL
P-
131,
7,
12/17,
R.
7,
10 (cf.
WAF
II,
B,
2.
IIIR
29, no.
i,
R.
13.
305).
k R..? (B. C. 731?). saknu,
Gu-ug-gu, the Lydian king, Abp.: Ann.

II, 95.
Giritu
1.
KB
II,
p.
172.
Gi-rit-tu,]ADD
i,
Gu-hu-ru,
f
muttr pate,
HABL
552,
3.
JADD
2.
771,
k
6.
Gu-la-kas-du(?)
Gi-ri-tu,
reû,
HABL
JADD
7,
727,
148,
e.
JADD
4.
(cf.
100, 4 (B. C. 687).
*Gi-ri-za-kan(?/)-ni,
*Gir-me-zu(.ra
R.
"Gu-la-pir-hi-i-kin-na
Rm
3),
better Ad-me-su
13,
'A8fd
K. 5656, R.
Gu-la-ri-mat
(JADD
(III
II,
p.
376f.), spec.
sar
u,r]Toc; II. " ll'""*
see also Da-ma-su) Ta-me-su, king of Tamassus in

II,
22.
JADD
Gula-sum
711,
d
46,
68 a),
.
spec.
624, R. s
Cyprus, Esarh. B, V,
Abp.
Ill
R
,
27,
130.
.... (
ME.ME-MU.
.),
JADD
Rm.
"l
*Gir-sa-',
KB II, pp. 148, Ni-ftu-ut-a-a, JADD 416, R.

3,
II, 48.
240.
d
.
(B. C. 687).
Gu-la-su-me-e-di-lib-si
"O Gula, may
it
be a
*Gir-sa-pu-nu
"Client of -pss" (WSem.,
first son!"
cf.
Gi-
ri-za-kan$)-ni
sa]-pu-[nu],
JADD
R.
148,
R.
VR
44,
19
cd,
renders d DA.MU.MU.AS.
4.
Gi-[ri-
469,
n)
JADD
i,
KAN, GAL.
"Gu-la-su-me-lib-si
832,
12.
Epon. B.
[12,
Gir-tu/te,
is.
C. 66o(?), Ill
s.]
R R
VI,
20.
JADD
Ep.Y).
362, R.
151,
444, R.
21.
d
JADD
G
spec. (JADD II, p. 376 Gu-la-ta-ki-se-lib-tut "O Gula, may the child
6
f.),
K. 5656, R.
R.
/* (III
50, no. i;
that thou presented live!"

K. 5656, R. 4 (JADD *f Gu-la-te/ti, m. of Beta,
d
622,
,
(Ep. D). hiaggar nartabi mu-gir-ri,

50,3 (Ep. H.)
II,
p. 376f.), spec.
JADD
. .
TA
292,
42.
294,
17, 24.
Gi-ru
.,
muttr temi of Nergal-zer-ibni,

10.
JADD
Gu-la-za-ri-li-kun
"O Gula, may the begetter

3
463,
stand fast!"
Gtri-Dadi.
19,
Gi-ru-Dadi, see
Gi-su-su,
*Gi-is-ta,
K. 5656, R.
d
(JADD
II,
p. 376), spec.
K. 241, XI,
!
spec.
Ill, 56
Gu-la-zer-eres(ATyLM-^-)
"Gula has planted

,
"" f
A6-da-na-a-a,Shams.V: Ann.
--
seed"
h
(IR
f
30).
KB
I,
p.
182.
A.BA,
JADD
200, L. E.
(B. C. 667).
(cf.
Gi-i-zir(?),
i:
JADD
741,
27 .
Gula-zer-ibni
"Gula has
created seed"
h
Gubaru
1.
OPe. Gaubaruwa, Gr. Fo|3p6r|<;) h Gu-ba-ru, pahatu, Nabd. Ann. Ill, 20.
(Iran.,
TNB)
d
ME.ME-KUL-KAK,
iangn
Sa
Gula,
2.
Gu-ba-ru-
of Mar-du-\ni-id\, supporter of Darius, Beh. ill.

',
s.
JADD
d
255, R.
/o.
Gu-la-zer-iqisa(#^-.fa)
h
"Gula has presented

3,
I:
is.
3.
h Ug-ba-ru, Nabd. Ann. Ill, 22. pahat ti-um, Nabd. Ann. Ill, is.
I
"" { Gu-
seed" (Ba.) bairu> Nai.: CT X,

of Hu-un-na, Neb.
--
KB
IV, p. 92.
as.
Gu-de-a (Sum.), patesi of Lagash,

i, 4.
R 5,
pp.
no. XXIII,
s.
XXIII,
2, 5;
see
SAK
66147.
*Gu-li-Addi(^/J/) (Can.),
Nippur V, Ta'annek i, 3.
No.
r.
82
KNTJT TALLQVIST.
*Gul-ki-sar,
V R 44,
OBI
list
6 th king of dynasty B, King-list B, is. muabbit kisZati. sar maitamti, 15
=
e 8
.
Habaki (Mit.)
Boghazkoi,
OLZ
XIII (1910),
l
col. 292.
83,
3,
(KB
Cf.
IV, p. 64). Gul-ki, King-
Haban, see Habban.
A,
18;
I,
WAF
in
I,
p.
130,
n.
3,
p. 267;
p.
LEHMANN, Zwei Hauptprobleme,

JENSEN,
Pu-daHa-ba-nam(^?)-ru, Sar Esarh. B, IV, 22 (IIIR 15).

Ha-ba-ni
(cf.
(in
"'"'Bazu],
p. 148.
KB II,
i),
GGA,
p.
1900,
p.
860;
Ha-ba-na-tum
,
BE
VI, pt.
JADD
HINKE, Boundary Stone,

Chronicles,
*Gu-lu-SU
67,
h
h
(cf.
si)
I,
204
n.;
KING,
197, R.
(KB
IV, p. 148, XV).

(B. C.
p.
1546*".
Habastu, see Ahi-bastu.

tribe II
Gu-lu-su, a
Aramean
II,
Ha-ba-su/si (cf.
Habbatu TNB), JADD

s.
66,
693 or 688). 434,

i-tu-,
989,
i,
6.
12, 15, 19, 21.
saknu
JADD
857,
n.
860,
III, 22.
Ha-ba-ta-li,
Capp.
T-D
240,
e, 7,
*Gu-ma-a-tu/ti
(Old-Pe.
Gaumata),
the PseudoIll
h Smerdis, B. C. 522, ma-gu-$u, Beh.

20, 25, 26, 28, 29.
R 39,
"Habban (patronymic, cf. Bit-Habban) f. of lansn, Shalm. Ill: Ob. 1. Ha-ba-an,

-
125.
4<D, 90, 109.
KB
I,
p.
142.
Gu-un-gu-nu-um King of Larsa,

pt.
i,
2. I
Hab-ban
f.
R
i,
2,
VI,
I, 9
a; cf.
KB
III,
of Agenda, Nai.:
p. 94.
CT X,
pi. 3, 26 .
KB IV,
56,
II,
p.
86, n.
SAK
p. 206.
(cf.
*Gun-zi-na-nu,
var.
Gu-un-zi-na-nu
116)
JENSEN,
f.
of Enlil-nadin-him, Neb.
23, 27.
I:
1
VR
68.
Hittiter, p.
KB
III,
III,
pt.
I,
p.
"'^Kam-ma-nu-u-a, king of Melidda, Sarg.: Ann. 1 89. Bull 26. Khors. ss. Pp. IV, 24.
f.
of Marduk-Sum-ukin, Nai.:
-
VR 61, VI,
I,
19.
KB
pt.
i,
p.
80.
57, II,
6.
XIV,
*Gu-ra-'
9.
*Gun-zu-na-nu,
KB JADD
-
II,
p. 62.
II, 7 .
f.
880,
f.
of Nergal-apal-usur, VS of Sir-nasir, Mna.: I 70,
1, 13.
KB
Ill
:
IV,
(WSem.,
cf.
Pa. 8113,
OBa. Gu-ri akil

42)
p. 78.
3.
(PA) amurrtm
irriSu,
VS
12.
VII, 204,
Ha-an-ban,
f.
of lanzn, Shalm.
Ob.
95.
JADD
(cf.
742,
*Ha-a-bi (perh. Eg.,
RANKE,
Material, p. 22; 437,

i
cf.
Gur-ra-a-a
OBa. Gur-ru-u-um
124, R.
2
CT
29,
16,
e),
Sarru-ha-a-bt),
JADD
(B. C. 682).
JADD
(B. C. 674).
Sf,
TA
2, 1, 19.
149,
37.
Gur-ra-ba-a, (Ar.) his at
JADB
899,
Ha-bil/bil-kinu(/?7) (the
meaning
is
obscure,
cf.
Gur-un, K. 4285.
Gu-ru-na(-a),
Ha-bil-ki-nu(-uni)
852,
II, 9.
1, 37.
BE XV,
Dilbat, Ha-bi-
JADD
n.
il-ki-nu
RPN,
AN-ha-bll\bil
T-D LC, Ha;
*Gu-u-si
(cf.
gent. Gu-sa-a-a
BE
X,
Ga-la-
bil-a-hi RPN, Ha-ab-bll-ili
gu-sti)
of Hab(kif]-il-ga-ad-du
BE XV instead BE X, 32, read

3
""tla-ha-na-a-a,
Anp. Ann.
n. 6.
Ill, 77
(I
25).
Ba-il-gaddu)
KB
I,
p.
06. Cf.
Agnsu, and SCHIFFER,

/
JADD
IX,
h
173,
(Ep. G), slave.
469,
5.
K. 241,
Aramaer,
Gu(?)-sa-nu,
p. 90,
ss,
spec.
JADD
66,
R. E.
(B. C.
693 or
*Ha-bi-ni, var. Ha-pi-ni
688).
Til-abnaia, Anp.:
Ann.
75
Ill, 55, es
(I
24).
1, 35;
Shalm.
*Ha,
Ill:
Co.
I,
(B. C. 853);
Mon.
TA
117,55, prob. identical with
Haia.
4.
Ob.
*Ha-bi-su
C7.
--
KB
t
pp. 104, 134, 156.
Ha-a-a-ri-SES,
mar
cf.
sipri,
HABL
627,
Ha-ba-ba
(HPN,
<?.
Bi.
asm, Sab. nan),

7,
JADD
tar
(cf. "l
IX, X) Ha-bi(-i\si B Esarh. IV, 21 Qa-da-ba;
BE
(III
15).
438,
80-7-19, 15,21.
*Ha-ba-du(?),
:!
Ta'annek
R.
8
10.
*Ha-da-sa-a
h
(cf.
Handasani,
JADD
9
.
III,
p.
XVI),
(Ep. K). Material p. 21) RANKE, Eg., *Ha-ba-ja (perh. h rabisu sa Zarri, 316, 15.
Ha-ba-hu-ru,
JADD
329,
tamkaru,
,
JADD
281, R.
(B. C. 694).
Ha-di
TA
JADD
429, R. J0
Ha-di-' (cf..Si. Sin:),
JADD
206, R. , s (B. C. 648?).

T. xLiir.
*Ha-di-du/di (Ar.
h
= "ingenious"?),
JADD
857,
II,
.
JADB
14,
8.
*Ha-la-id-di
f.
mutir pnti,
of Rdi,
JADD
345,
2.
i.
*Ha-di(-i/e)-li-bu-su
"His heart has joy"

13,
(cf.
Ha-la-ma/me(Ar.?),
*Ha-la-sii-ri (cf.
HABL 685,15. JADB 3, VIII,

(Ep. K).
J Hu-di-e-$a-lib-bi)
K. 241,
XII,
Hti-ri-M-ru)
9
spec.
Epon.
B.
C.
850,
JADD
*Hal-bi-su,
Hal-di
,
329,
l
Canon
'
II,
u;
II, 19;
**
..... ,
82-5-22,
Sa-mir-i-na-a-a,
h
HABL
7
633,
5.
526,
II,
u (KB
cf.
III,
pt. 2, p.
142).
mukil apati (AB^,
JADD
241,
Ha-di-[a (hypocor.;
Ha-ad-di-ia
1,
BEX,
irri$u,
HIL-
R.
6.
A.BA,
h
JADD
201, R.
(B. C. 694).
PRECHT,
742,
34.
BE X, p. 5
n. ff);
JADD
Hal-di-ah-usur
"O Khaldi, protect the brona-si-ku,
ther!"
JADD
in
al
241, R.
7.
Ha-gur(?)-ru (cf.
Ha-ah-hu-ru (in
Ha-gu-ru TNB), TA 238, 2 *. NBa. texts, see TNB, cf.

____ ,
Hal-di-eres^J/-^)
Bi.
"Khaldi has planted"

10,
JADD
k
899,
III,
Pu-ram-ma.
Hal-di-etir(A^^-?>)
s.
"Khaldi spared"
244, R.
/#.
of Se-in
HABL
cf.
780,
5,
is.
tiparu,
JADD
*Ha
(Ha-a-i, Eg.,
RANKE,
i.
Material, p.
9),
Hal-di-Ja-a (hypocor.),
Hal-di-ibni
JADD
899,
1, 6 .
TA
*Haia (Eg.,
1.
66,
i,
w.
167,
"Khaldi has created"
RANKE, Material, p. 9) rabfi of Amenophis IV, TA Ha-a-a,

cf.
U
11,
19,
"l
SE La-ki-pi, JADD
"Kaldi
is
al
~
416,
R.j (KB IV,
p. 112; B. C. 710).
Hal-di-ili-a-a
R.
2.
3.
13, 14.
Ha-a-ia,
Ha-ia,
TA 255, TA 71, h rabisu

s. i,
of
of the Egyptian
62.
Hal-di-li"
pa-a-a, see
urqi,
Hal-di-ilu(P),
my god" or "Native JADD 241, R. 4 (or Halh amel JADD III, p. 462
;
f.).
king 112,
4.
42, 48.
Cf.
IO9,
JADD
360, R. 9 (B. C. 680).
Ha-ia,
s.
TA
268,
ie
HABL
"l
925, R.
7.
JADD
244, R. 4
of Mi-ia-ri-e,
to Jerusalem.
TA
289,
31,
sent with troops
Hal-di-ittMa^-m) "Khaldi
h
is
with me"
446,
sa sep a
Hu-bab-a-a,
JADD
is
R.
/^
5.
Ha-ia-a,
TA
101,
2, 19.
(E P Q).
.
*Haianu
i.
Ha-a-a-nu,
" >ht
Sa-ma--la-a,
Shalm.
I,
Ill:
Hal-di-nasiK/MP) "Khaldi K. 4287. h rak-su,

La-ki-pi,
protector"
396,
6.
HABL
$d
a p. 12;
"Men.
1, 53
(III
f.
7).
KB
IB.
1, 95.
p.
158.
Cf.
JADD
416,
R.^ (KB IV,
Ha-a-a-nu,
VIII, pt.
2: Ha-a-ia-ni,
3.
i,
of Nergal-uballit Abp.
I,
BE
d
B. C. 710).
Hal-di-rim-a-ni
no.
u,
"O Khaldi, have mercy on
Anp. Ann.
"l
mel" Anp. Ann.

Sadi,
-
Ha-ia-a-ni, "
1,^96
Hi-in-da-na-a-a,
tamkaru,
in
.
JADD
261, R.
10,
(IR
19).
--
KB
I,
p. 66.
Ha-li-e,
Btt- m Ha-li-e,
.
Shmk.
2.
CT
X,
pi.
6,
is.
4.
Ha-ia-a-nu,
mar Gabbari
Ill:
sa sep
11,24.
HaI,
Ha-li-e-abu
Ha-a-li-ilu
.,
JADD
is
792,
mani, Shalm.
p.
5.
Mon.
KB
"Khali
god"
(cf.
Ha-lu-u-mi-il-ki
162.
TNB)
Ha-iâ-ni,
II,
83.
mar
Gabari,
Shalm.
Ill:
Mon.
man-di-di, K. 931.
(cf.
Probably identical with iOH
*Ha-li-mu-SU
Hal-mu-sii)
(Senjirli IV).
M
R.
Ar-zu-ra-na,
(cf.
JADD
h
877,
5.
*Ha-ib (perh. Eg., see
RANKE,
Material, p. 21),
133,9.
Hal-la-ba-a
10.
*Hallab\
tiparu,
JADD
386,
TA
Ha-il-ilu (cf.
107,16.
127,7. 132,40,42.
>
Lu-ha--il, Si-fya-ilii) $a " l Bir-ti Sa " l Sap-ha-a-ni,

(cf.
*Hal-la-al-la-
HABL
524,
2.
*Ha-ak-ku-bu
Bi.
Aqqubu TNB, A-qu-bu

3,
BE
IX,
(Halla-Alla?} of La-ki-e, 520, ,4 R. Hal-li...., JADD 312,

f.
HABL
is.
Ha-lah
No.
.,
ytpy), JADD 179, JADD 256, R. (B.

<?
(B. C. 697).
*Hal-li-ar-ra-ka (Med.?)
C. 676).
A.BA,
JADD
469, R.
//.
i.
ii*
84
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Hal-IMa (hypocor.), JADD 288, R. Hal-lu, see Ilusuma.
12.
3.
Ha-mas-U, nagiru of Amenophis

29,
25.
III,
TA
*Hallusu (with varr., Elam.), king of Elam., B. C.
Hamataia "Native of
1.
Hamath"
saknu
18).
699693,
b.
of
Rtarnanhundu (SuturII,
Ha-ma-ta-a-a,
of
Al
Snru,
p. 64.
I,
Anp.
var.
nanhundu). For HalluSu
see
UNGNAD,
2.
91.
Ann.
1, 75
(IR
--
KB
I,
OLZ X
1.
(1907), col. 62
if.
"'"tHa-ma-ta-a-ia,
Anp. Ann.
75,
Hal-lu-si,
Abp. A,
III
22, VI,
2.
$ar Elamti, Chron. B, Hal-lu-$u, ~

III,
7, 8.
II,
33,35,39;
'"^La-qa-a-ia, Tukl. II, Ann. R. 5. *Ha-ma-tu-tu (= Ar. docket t3t2^2n, CIS II, 38,
III,
ZA
2),
p. 240,
l
STEVENSON,
texts,
Contracts, no.
129,
4.
3. 4.
Ha-lu-si,
Abp. Ann. VI,
54.
KB
II,
p. 206.
fa
Ha-an-du-a-te,
(in
JADD
see
Ha-lu-su, K. 3062 (G. SMITH, History, p. 247).

h
*Ha-am-ba-qu
plpSn),
Hal-ma-nu
mn-$ar-kis,
(cf.
NBa. rakkab
cf.
TNB,
207,
cf.
Bi.
//
tepa,
JADD
R.
JADD
261, R.
(KB
R.
12.
8.
IV, p. 150, no. XVIII; Ep. B).

Ha-an-bi),
Hal-mu-su
*
Ha-li-mu-su) JADD 462, L. E. 3 (B. C. 679). h ardu, h DUR.DUG.SAR (kasint) 464, R. s.

,
Ha-am-bi-i (hypocor.,
h rab
HABL
JADD
473, 244,
nappahi-fyurasit*,
r
R.
sal-$u,
2,
II,
5.
296,
2,
slave sold,
irritu,
JADB
241,
*Ha-am-bu-su
f.
(cf.
Ha-am-bu-su}
,
of Abi-sa-la-me
P.
PSBA XXX
(1908),
Hal-pa-a-a
(gent,
4 (III,
from
" l\'" h
*Halpi\
JADD
137,2.
*f
R.
Ha-am-bu-su (== Ar. docket [i]wan,

;
STEVEN-
p. 462).
*Hal-pa-as-su-lu-bi-is (Hit.)
s.
of Mursilis,
MDOG
2.
SON, Contracts, p. 42 cf. OBa. '"Ha-ambu-zu-u T-D LC), JADB 1 1, 1, 8 JADD

.
35, p.
19.
Hal-si-tu(P),
Hal-su-hu,
JADD 51, JADD 334,

16,
R. 3 (B. C. 683).
233,5 *Ha-am-da-nu
h naslku
1
R (III
(cf.
46, no. 51
KB
IV,
p.
138).
Bi.
i^ttn)
254.
Hal-su-a-a
"Native of the city of Halsu",

spec.
cf.
Ha-me
T
K. 241, IX,
Hal-u-a (or
JADD
of Gambulu, Sarg. Ann. 630, R. 10.
Barna?) (hypocor.,
Ha-lu-u, Haln-
Ha-am(?)-ma-[a-a] (in J Ha-am-ma-a,
NBa.
ibid.),
texts,
see
l
TNB,
cf.
/.
*i/&
TNB,
Ha-li-e-\
A.BA,
JADD
238,
*Hammu-rapi (WSem.,
probably =
cf.
JADD
210, L. E.
Ammu-rapi
R.
(B. C. 688).
"Ammu
/*.
is
lofty",
for
Am-ra-pi-, NBa.
*Ha-lu-si/su, see
HalluSu.
Ha-am
JADD
24.
43 1, R.
NL GAB, JADD
Ha-mu-ra-pu VS IV,
(1907),
col. 622);
2, e
(UNGNAD, OLZ X
different attempts
857. n,
of
interpretation
f.,
see HusiNG,
OLZ X
col. 482,
*Ha-ma-du-du
f.
(cf. Ha-ma-tu-tu} of dA-u-bel-ili, VS I, 88, cf.
(1907), col. 235

so
HOMMEL, ibid.,
col.
(Ep. E).
n.
2,
WEBER,
ff.,
ibid.,
i46f,
MVG
XII
*Ha-ma-ni (hypocor., s. of Ia-a-$u-mu,

no.
i).
pn APO) HABL 542, R.

VS
(1907),
6
(IV
53,
(1908),
THUREAU-DANGIN, OLZXI p.95 col. 93, UNGNAD, ZA XXII (1908),

13;
pp. 7
Bi.
I,
supposed
see
to
be identical with
1887,
Ha-ma-si(?)-ja
f.
b$7q,
193 f.).
SCHRADER, SBAk.
of Sin(t}-daian,
102,
15,
c.
p. p.
600 ff., HOMMEL,
Altisr. Uberl. (1897),
*Ha-ma-as-s[a] (Eg.),
TA
mar
198,
a rabisu of the
Egyptian king.
*Hamassi (Eg.)
1.
King of Babylonia
Sipri
9 ].
(dyn. A: 6), son of Sinfather of Samsu-iluna, ruled 43 muballit,

years, about 1958
Ha-a-mas-U,
III
of
Amenophis
1.
1916 B. C.
pi.
5,
&
IV,
TA
[II,
27,37,40,52.
20,
33, 36,
Am-mu-ra-bi,
CT
II,
9,
17.
2.
Ha-a-ra-ma-a$-$i,
TA
IV.
messenger
2.
Am-mu-ra-pi, HABL 2 5
s, 10,
cf.MEisSNER,
T. XLI1I.
of
Amenophis
WZKM
XII (1898),
p. 364.
3.
Ha-am-mi-ra-am
pi. 28,
17.
(sic,
pro
bi),
CT
II,
Ha-an-bi
(patronymic,
cf.
Bit- m Ha-an-bi
q. v.,
Ha-an-bu
BE XV)
Ill
4.
Ha-am-mu-ra-bi, Chron.
B,
Br.
G.
2
,
s,
13.
King-list
3.
f.
of Amel-Enlil, Mna.,
R 41,
I,
n,
as.
-^
IR
cyl.
4,
XV,
69,
no.
I, e;
2, i;
Nabd.:
II, 20:
2,
KB
BE
s.
IV,
p.
74-77Un-da-du', Ha-an-di-di,
IR
pt,
II, s;
85-4-30,
2,
*Ha-an-da-da
(cf.
Camb.
700 years before Burnaburiash;
III,
28
VIII,
i),
JADB
2, 1, 3 .
(KB
=
5.
44, 21 a b, pp. 82, 92). Bu. Kim-ta-ra-pa-a$-tum. 91-5-9, 221

III,
2,-
VR
*Ha-an-da-pi-i
(cf.
Hu-da-pi-)
"'
'
(CT
XIII, pi. 47).

cf.
-In
OBa.
inscriptions,
of Hu-nn-zu-di-i> of 446," R. (Ep. Q).

(cf.
Hu-bab-a-a,
JADD
passim,
RANKE,
t
PN
p. 85f.
*Ha-an-da(?/0)-sa-ni
NBa. Ha-an-da-â-an-ni
dHa-am-mu-ra-bi
STRASSM.,
Warka 28, ie, 36

(1907),
BE
$a
IX, Ha-an-da-â-nu
etc.),
BE
119,
X, Ha-an-tu3
(BM
6.
33212).
JADD
JADD
113,^.
(B. C. 680).
Ha-am-mu-ra-bi-ih(!},
p.
PSBAXXIX
STRASSM.,
855, R-3.
*f
184.
Ha-an-di
292,2, slave sold.

cf.
7.
Ha-am-mu-um-ra-bi,
31.
Warka
*Ha-an-di-i (hypocor.,
Ha-an-di-ia)
4
39
(BM
33223).
2,
JADD
p. 40.
273, R. ,3
(B. C. 694). 300, R.
(B. C.
8.
Ha-mu-ra-bi, Rm.
pi.
134. MAP 49. CT VIII,

i,
684?). *ga-h-i,
JADD
cf.
215, R.
(B.C. 682).
35.
BE
VI, pt.
VS
VII,
h
6, 26.
*Ha-an-di-|a (hypocor.,
Ha-an-du)
9. etc.),
I, 42
Ha-am-na(-a)-nu
apati,
(cf.
Hamnnmi), K. 4786.
268, R.
2.
mukil
HABL
*Ha-an-du,
*Ha-a-ni
(cf.
863, R.
5.
JADD
(in
JADD
262, R.
Ha-am-nu-nu
231,
3,
.
a NBa. text, see TNB),

i6.
JADD
Ha-nu, Ha-ni-i Shalm.

Ill,
m " Sa-am--lat
slave sold (B. C. 680).

!
a-a,
Mon.
(III
7).
Ha-am-pa
.,
Ha-mu-u, in
JADB 5, III, SE m Ha-mu-u

15, 16,
KB
"'
I,
p.
156.
cf.
(cf.
Ha-mu
HABL
1
*Ha-an-i
(Eg.,
WEBER, Anmerkungen zu
p. 9).
23, 25.
2 14, R.
2EH CIS II,

303,
is
28),
JADB
3,
1, 4.
KNUDTZON,Dieel-Amarna-Tafeln,p. 1099,
Ha-mu-na-a-a,
HABL
i,
(time Sarg.).
RANKE, Material,
Ha-an-ia,
10.
TA 161, n,
12;
56, 63
;
17, 27, 31;
*Ha-mu-ni-ri, see
Ammu-mra.
II, i 6 .
Ha-an
JADB VS
>
JADD
i.
299,
3.
425,
Ha-?-na-bi-im,
f
Capp. G,
I,
14,
5.
Ha-na-bu-sa-a,
95,
TA 47, Ha-an-ni, 301, h mar [Ha-n]i, mar Upri, TA 162, Ha-ni-e, targumanu of Upri, TA 227, TA 21, Amenophis III,
IB
;
25.
Ha-an-ahu(?/M/ )-u-8i(?), JADD 209, R. *Hananu (WSem., cf. Ha-na-na\nu BE IX,
,3 .
*Ha-ni-i (hypocor.,
cf.
Hanni)
10,
TNB,
XIV,
JADB
e,
2,
II,
i6.
VI,
2.
JADD
sa
"l
164,
2 , 4,
Ha-na-an-na
Bi. IDIf
1.
BE X,
Ha-na-nu-u
BE
10
(B. C. 679). 922,

I,
I, 3.
Ha-u-ri-na,
APO)
VS
91,
(Ep. N).
cf.
Ha-na-na, JADB 5, II, 21. JADD 499, R. 6 (B. C. 670?). Sm. 549. be I qatati $a sarri,
*Ha-ni-na-a-a/ja (hypocor.,
OBa. Ha-ni-nu-um
RPN, NBa.
(B. C.
Ha-ni-ni TNB),
/
JADD
687).
30, 7
JADD
2.
3.
94,
4.
68 1). 212, R.
(in
(B.
Ha-na-ni,
JADD
54,
R.
i.
*.
* f Ha-ni-na-a
10.
NBa.
4.
texts,
see
TNB), amtu,
Ha-na-nu,]ADD
701,
629,
752,
Epon. B.C.
h sa-
VS
I,
90,
Canon A, V, 23 km...., IIIR 2,46 (K.

4.
B, VI, n;
*Ha-an-na-na (Ar.,
cf.
NBa. Ha-an-na-ni132),
= Ar.
287,4:
Ha-na-num,
(cf.
f.
3163, u) of Rabi-Ahir, Capp. G, 23,
docket ^3r
4.
BEX,
cf.
HABL
Bi.
Ru-u-a-a.
(hypocor.,
Ha-na-si
Ha-na-si-i,
6.
SHa-na-Su TNB), JADD

ie.
*Ha-an-ni-i
Na. bwn,
216, R.
Ha-na-si-i,
Pu.
4,
X3H
(Hanno),
Ha-an-ni-JM
pt.
i,
bapsn,
Ar.
JADB
:
IV,
docket ^Dn
a Median
chief,
p. 1 80.
BE
I,
VIII,
27),
JADD
s.
*Ha-na-si-ru-ka,
mat
Ma-ta-a-a,
(I
39,
col.
17
(Ep. D).
755,
86,
8
4.
OLZ
VIII (1905),
89,
Shams. V Ann. Ill, 32

No.
i.
R 30).
KB
I,
131.
VS
(Ep.
Sili).
86
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
*Ha-an-pa(?)sa-nu,
JADB
2, III,
10.
ZA XV (1900)
p.
1
p. 359, n. 4,
PRAEK, GMP,
Median
chief,
Ha-an-nu-bu
etc.
(cf.
Ha-nu-bu, Hun(n)ubu, Hunabu
BE XV,
RPN),
Ha-an-si-i (hypocor.),
Ha-an-ta(</0)-si
f.
VS 95, 3 * (Ep. h irri$u> JADD 742,

I,
A).
$d
milt
06) Ha(tZd)-\a\r-zi-a-nu, a
II, 29
02,
36.
Sarg. A,
Har-ha-an-da-a,
(K. i668b).
hrakkabu
$a
ekalli,
JADD
469,
is,
of Kisir-Asur,
(cf.
OLZ
VI,
col.
199, R.
12.
d
R.
HAR-ibni
i.
Ha-an-tu-su
Ha-an-ta-hi,
Bi. tth&n),
Hantntu TNB,
(*'Bunene-ibni
in,
or dMafyir-ibni?), 83-1-18,
Hand(f)aWani,
Ha-nu....,
JADD
246, R.
MO.
695, XII,
Ha-ri-e,
spec.
JADD
741,40.
JADD
i^-il-i;
891, n.
cf.
Ha-nu
s.
*Ha-ri-ma-a (Ar.,
Ha-ri-im-ma"devotus"),
509, n.
8.
of Ga-ba-tim, Capp.
T-D
239,
i.
\&4
BE X, Pa. JADB 3, VI,

4.
Ha-nu-bu
:i:
(cf. Ha-an-nu-bu}, JADD 415, R. 4. Hanunu (Can., oi.Ha-nu-nu TNB, Ha-nun BE IX Ar. docket -pan, OTSS p. 303, Bi. -pan)
*f
Ha-ri-ma-te(?),
HABL
813,
*Ha-ri-me-i,
Ha-ri-ri (cf.
JADD
:
OBa. Ha-(ar-}ri-rum RPN),
HABL
1.
Ha-a-nu-nu, sar
Cyl.
19
"l
Haziti,
II,
Sarg.:
Bull
23;
4o.
R (I
36.
"l
KB
p. 42); Pp. IV,
1056, R. H bit H. Ha-ri-sarru, see Hara-$arru.

Ha(?)-ri-zu
,
2.
Ha-a-nu-u-nu, Ha(-as)-sa-at-a-a, Tigl. IV, B., R. 12' (II R67, 62 ). Ill R 10, no. 2, s.
Ta annek
21,
//
4,
R.
3.
i.
Har-ma-ki,
f.
JADD
(B. C. 682). 536,
KB
3.
II,
pp. 20, 32.
of Du-bu-si-i,
(?cf.
(cf.
JADD
526,
2.
Ha-nu-nu,
JADB
10.
7,
III,
R. s (B. C. 661).
857,
II,
h rab
"l
JADD 586, kisir rabâqi JADD

i7
Har-man
h
(?).
Har-ma-sa
p'lr APO), see Hara-tarru. Har-hur-ma-su BE X)
Sar
Haziti,
ie.
Sarg.:
Ann.
p. 54.
30;
mala!}u,
JADD
324, R. E.
(III
R 48,
no. 3
Khors.
25, 26 ;
XIV,
KB
II,
B.C.692). *^/Jf,
Har-r[a
],
Ha-pi-ni, see Ha-bi-ni.
Sarg. St.
JADD 324,R./j (6.0.692). -- KB IV, 111,5. p. 160.

15.
Ha-'-ra-hu
~
(cf.
tn
al
Bit-
OBa. Iknn-ha-ra-hu T-D LC), in Ha--ra-hu, Shmk. CTX, pi. 5, 12, ie.
^Harra
1.
JHa-ar-ra-a,
2.
6, 29.
SHar-ra-a,
JADD 741, JADD 741,
23.
*Ha-a-ra-ma-as-si, see
*Ha-ra-a-ni
(Ar.,
cf.
Hama$U\
inn
i
cf.
Nafyramatsi.
Harranaja
Ch.
2, 46,
SCHIFFER,
"Native of the city of Harran" WKAS-a-a, JADD 25, R. 7 (B. C. 645?).

600, R.
3.
Aramaer,
Tukl.
Har(a)-sarru
II,
p.
100, n. 2),
6
.
872,
4.
1046,
I,
e(?).
K. 241,
^La-a-qa-a-ia,
IX,
f.
Ann., R.
15,
spec.
(cf.
"Khar
1.
is
OBa. Ha-ri-ma-li-ki T-D LC) king"
of Ak-enba,
JADD
cf.
<{
446, L. E.
2.
Harran-sadu (abbrev.,
d
2. 3.
JADD 64, R. 9 (B. C. 672). k mukfl apati, JADD 178, R. s (III R 49, no. 5. KB IV, p. 128; Ep. H'). Har-MAN, JADD 387, R. Ha-ri-L[UGAL\ JADD 356, 2
Ha-ra-MAN,
.
.
KAS-KUR-u,
eres,
s.
Bel-Harran-âdti) of Mar-tuk, gs. of Ban-
of the family of Bel-etir,

12
877,
d
= JADD
--KB
HABL
889.
cf.
Harran-saduja (or Ilu-illat-a-a(?),
Ilu-illati)
KAS-KUR-a-a,
102, 1,23.
b.
of A-e-$um-ibni,
Lo.
IV, p. 82.
JADD
279, R.
(B. C.
68 1).
is
*Har-bi-si-pak (Cass.)
"Lord
"Native of Harran", HABL 212, 13. Har-ru-u (cf. OBa. Hu-ru-zum, JHurazatum RPN,
Har-ra-nu-u
ha-bir-a-a,
P- 415.
IV
Shipak"(?)
5,
Bi. f^nn),
JADD
son
352,
2.
34, no. 2,
u;
JRAS
1904,
*Har-sNa-e-su (Eg. Hr-s^-^s/.t, Gr.
*Ha-ar-duk-ka (Iran.
= Aptuxac;
II
"Horus
of Ktesias, Bu-
of
Isis",
STEINDORFF,
BA
sar
"l
I,
p. 350,
RANKE,
Material, p. 28)
DINGER,
SWAk.
1880, p. 499,
ROST,
MVG
(1897)
p.
JIN p. 127, 218, STRECK,
Ann.
Sab-nu-u-ti, -1,98.
Abp.: A, IIIR 17,1,100;

II,
KB
p. 162.
T. XLIII.
*Har-si-su
(cf.
ffar-$e-$u\
JADD
h
i.
590, R. 4
h
*Ha-8u-sar(.M-dr)-na (Hit.?), Capp.

s, 12, 19,
T-D LC
242,
*Har-se-su
a-a,
(cf.
Harsiiaeû],
860, IV,
$aknu,
AN. TA*Ha-ta,
s.
JADD
JADD
TNB;
h
of (Gu-ûd-ga-ri-a. 469, R. /?.

cf. cf.
"l
*Har-ti-bu-u
(Eg. Hr-t^-b^(.t),
cf.
xsmn
on
Ha-ta-a-a (hypocor.(?),
an ostrakon from Elephantine, CIS
p. 140,
or gent.,
Ha-ta, Nabu-ha-a-ta ha-tu Anp. Ann. 1, 59,

53 b.
JADD JADD
Ha-ru-ra-[a-a],
III, p.
537,
.
RANKE,
i,
Material, p. 28),
Ha-ta-a-a
178,
i,
Rm.
5
564)
763,
JADD
6,
(III
49,
48,
KB
IV
u (B. JADD 473, Ha-sa-bu, JADD 375, Ha-sa-la-an-ma-nu, JADD 633, R. 4

2, s.
.
C. 698).
128; Ep. H). K. 6409. Ha-tar-a-nu (gent, from "'Hataru]

p.
rab
cf.
f
i
:
kisir,
HABL
II,
631,
10, 15
*Ha-sar-du(-u)
WSml.
p. 62,
2.
12,
WAF
= JADD
I,
' 759;
p. 465.
Merod.I:
DEP VI, p.43,n. h sukallu, Merod.

6,
III, IG.
Ha-te-',
f
Bu. 89-4-26, 38,
Susa
s.
Ha-te-za-a-a,
Ha-ti-a-nu
(cf.
JADD
l
619,
slave.
of Su-me-e\ h sukkal mu-ni-ri, Melish., Lo. 10 1 (90829), I, u, 22. KB IV, p. 58.
Ha-ta-a\
JADD
365, R.
(B.
C
4, 8.
702).
KING, BBS,
Ha-a-si-ku
(cf.
p. 20, pi.
XXIV.
p.
s.
*Ha-ti-ib(/) (prob. Eg.),

h $attu
18, 26, 42.
TA
l66,
161,
12,32.
38 , 43 , 46 .
164,
1
?XoiaKo<; JIN
173),
l65,
15, 26.
167,14.
68,
JADD 857, IV, Ha-su-u-kul (n. pr.?), JADD 931, R. 16. JADD 422, 4 slave sold. Ha-sa-ba(#
Sarri,
?),
,
mar
*Ha-at-pi-mu-nu (Eg.
cf.
*A-ma-an-ha-at-pi)
isd).
JADD
*Hat(?)-ta-mu
38, /*
(cf.
,
(IIIR 46,
39,
10
(Ep. D).
Bi. dnin), >$aqa,

4,
HABL 322, n.
*Ha-sak-e (?cf. Xosak'

877, R. Ha-sa-na/nu
7.
JIN
h p. 173),
sabu,
JADD
Hat-ti-be
Ta'annek
R.
4.
*Ha(-at)-tu-sar (Hit,
Eg. Khetasar,
Hattu-Ul
(cf.
Hu-$a-nu and the city name

f.
q. v.)
Ha-sa-mi)
of
i.
e.
ancestor of Sd-di- d 1e-hip, larru
JADD
h
403,
R.
3.
752,
34,
<?
12.
mutir feme sa
cf.
$d
"l
Ur-ra-ti-na-a$, the king of the Hit-
saknu,
JADD
var.
(B. C. 695).
(Iran.,
tites, Tigl. I,
Ann.
*Ha-sa-at-ri-lt-ti,
Ha-sa-at-ri-tum
p.
176),
*Ha-at-tu-si-la/li
(Hit
= Hattu-Sar)
'
II,
- -
KB
I,
p. 20.
Kastariti;
JIN
name taken by
Parumartis (Phraortes), the Median pretender, Dar. Beh. 39, 9_>.

>
Grand king of Ku-us-sar, WlNCKLER, OLZ IX (1906), col. 629. Son of Mur-H-li,
gs.
*Ha-sat(w<a:/)-sas.
al-tu-lu-bi-is,
"!
of Su-ub-bi-lu-li-u-ma, b. of Hal-paMuttallu and J Ilii' l-ir-in-na,

II
of Sa-si-i,
(1908), p.
I
Ka-rm--a-a,
26
PSBA XXX
contemp. with. Ramses
(B. C. 1272),
38
(Ep. N).
OLZ
38 c;
IX,
col. 629,
MDOG
h
35, pp. 19, 27.
Ha-as-ba...
(cf.
OBa. Ha-d$-bu T-D LC)
Hattusu-aldi(? '?PA-$u-al-di-i),
F).
irri$u,
JADD 481,
JADD
Has-da-a-a
307, R. I8
(cf.
(OR
49,
Ep.
R.7.
Ha-tu-ku
.
.
Has(d)da
TNB, Ha-a$-da-a-a
102, III,
15.
(?),
JADD
sa
806,
~
10.
BE
reu
IX, X)
Ha-u-ka-nu
-
al
(Ar.?),
Nu-ha-a-ni,
nasiku Sa
sisi,
Nku. Lo.
KB
,
IV,
Pu-qu-di, Sarg.
p. 86.
*Haza-ilu (Ar., Bi.
*Ha-as-ha-me-ir, pa-te-si no. I, 10, 5.
tt-ku-un-Sin ki
i,
b^nrn
1.
bTn OTSS p.
Sem.
f.
Ann. 268. and bxnm, Ar. docket

316,
no.
50,
POGNON,
*Has-mar (Cass.
cf.
Inscript.
no. 86 bxtn)
kasrisu
"strong", abbrev.,
i,
l
Ha-a$-mar
Gal-du
BE XVII pt. HaS-marBE XV, " Ha-as-mar-Sah BE

e)
Ha-za-a-AN, 2 4 VIII, 9.
,
of U-a-a-te-
Abp. A, IIIR
10,
2.
Ha-sa(-}-AN,
HABL
7.
559,
5,
12.
h
,
f.
Chron. A, V, of Ea-muktn-zer, Chron. A, V, 5.

p. 272.
i.
XIV,
Bit-"' Hal-mar
JADD 572, R.
Ann.
254.
I,
KB II,
mar
30,
26,
nasiku of Gambulu, Sarg. la mamana, Shalm. Ill:
KAHI
succeeded Adad-idri. sa
No.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
mat
cf.
Dima$qi, Shalm.
Ill:
Co.
42;
Ob.
97, 103;
Hi-li-ia
(hypocor.,
cf.
Hi-la-a, Te-ri-fyi-li-ia
BE X,
MDOG
29,
p. 45.
$ar "'^JDimasqi,
OBa. Hi-lum Dilbat; or Kuzbi-ia, or Ahili-ia),
Shalm.
Ill, III
R 5,
VI,
2.
KB
I,
pp. 140,
JADD
265, R.
//.
I,
f.
m 142. $ar Âribi, K. 3405, a, 9. ofla--lu-u Sar '""'A-ri-bi, Esarh. A, I

III,
I,
3,
Hi-ma-gu, in Bit-'"Hi-ma-gu, Merod.
Susa
X,
16,
R 46,
VS
I, 20.
19
(KB
23.
II,
p.
130).
Cf.
Senn.
Hi-ma-ri-i
n.
(according to HILPRECHT,
rjr
77,
R.
BE
p. 51,
Ahi-ma-ri-i)
f.
of U-a-a-te- (Ia-u-ta-}, the king of Aribi,
JADD
Hl-mi-li-e,
178,
is.
Abp. Ann.
R.
f
5,
VIII,
i,
46
IIIR
1, 3.
ff.
34,
VII,
si
209, R.
R. 3 (IIIR 49, 51 c; B. C. 672). 569, R. 6 (B. C. 695).
(sar '""tQidri);
cf.
VS
I,
I,
83,
ZA II,
256,
pi. II,
see Tab-meln.
WAF
m
p.
526
Ha-za-la-a
(cf.
Hu-za-la-a),
JADD
4,
sold
*Himti-ilu, see Hemti-ilu. *f Hi-in-ni-be-el (cf. * Hi-in-ni- '-"
'EN BE
is, 17, 23,
X, Pu.
R.
(B. C. 676).
bW3H (Hannibal),
82-3-23, 135, R. lob, spec.

3,
Hazanu
1.
(cf.
Ha-za-a-nu
TNB) "Prefect"
212,
4, 20.
*Hi(-in)-nu-mu,
HABL
965,
e,
n,
9,
15.
Ha-za-nu,
.
HABL
JADD
1125,
f
f
kisir sarri,
Hi-pa-a,
JADD
276,
R.j
(B. C. 682).
Ill,
7.
K.3787, slave (B.C. 710).
KBIV,p.i66.
82-3-23, 135,
2.
EN,URU,
"l
Su-la-ia
282.
h
t
na-si-ku of Yat-
Hi-ip-ta-a-a (cf. SHi-pa-ta-a
TNB),
cf.
buri, Sarg.
*Hazaqnau (He.
1.
Ann.
Bi.
R.
h
4 a,
spec.
f
PPpm), Hezekiah, the king
tt\-r\-a\ii(PAPs
(prob.
"l
abrev.,
Hi-ri-ahnn},
of Judah
Ha-za-qi-a-a-u, Sarru, Senn. Kui. Lay. 61, n.
mukll
apati,
Da-na-a-a,
JADD
R.
9
470,
(B. C. 663).
2.
Ha-za-qi-a-u, Senn.:
(III
King
ss ;
III, ee;
Kui.
I,
30
\\\-r\-a\\u[a](PAP-u[-a]),
Hi-ri-ba....,
JADD 404,
cf.
(B. C. 674).
12);
Tay.
Ill, 29 (I
a,
R 39).
I,
Senn.:
Ill, 11.
King
III,
Kui.
is
23, 27;
**Iandaia Tay.
JADD
325, R.
no. 9;
848,6.
Hi-ri-sa-a-a (prob. gent,
Ha-ri-sa-a-a
TNB)
sarru, Senn. Co.

pp. 94,
1 1
(I
43).
JADD
46,
KB
3.
II,
8.
(IIIR Ep. N). 349, R. 16 (Ep. Q).

/.
16
(Ep. A"). 327, R.
Ha-sa-qi-ia, var., see
KB II,
p. 92,
notes 15, ie.

II, 71.
623,
h
L.
E.
(IIIR 46, sob;

Bit-kidmuri,
4.
Ha-sa-qi-ia-u,
(cf.
m ">
'landaâ, Senn. Tay.
NL GAB
ta
308,
Ep. A"). R. , 4
Ha-zi-a-nu
Cf.
Bi. pirn),
JADD
cf.
61, R. 9 (Ep. L).
Ha-zi-an(niu,
3-
Bi.
bspm),
JADD
f.
(Ep.Q). 3 09,R. 7 (Ep.Q). 3 i8,R. /, (IIIR 46, sab). 345, R. /. 711, R./ (Ep. E).
*Hi(?)-ri-su-ru (cf. Ha-lu-$u-ri)
233,
Ha-zu-gu,
JADD
KB
343.
of Kudurra, Mardukakheriba:
1,21.
OBI
149,
*Hemti-ilu (Ar.)
1.
"My ardour
I,
is
Hi-am-ti-AN, '""'La-qa-a-a,
pp. 100,
1
the god" Anp. Ann. Ill, 46.
*Hir-si-na,
mar
Me-ig-di-a-ra, Shams. V, Ann.

30).
02.
Ill, so. Ill, 46,
11,23,38
(IR
--
KB
I,
p.
178.
2. 3.
Hi-en-ti-AN, Anp. Ann. Hi-im-ti-AN, Anp. Ann.
*Hi-ru-um-mu
var.
.
.
(cf. Bi.
ni-pn,
nyn, Hiram)
Ann.
4 ),
[so],
'""'Sur-ra-a-a, of Tyre, Tigl. IV,

.
151
*Hi-bi-ia,
TA
178,
2,
of
i.
latani.
Cf. Hi-bi
.,
(IIIR
Hi-sa-a-a
(cf.
12.
9, 51).
l
--
KB
II,
p. 30.
Ta'annek, 7 R.
Hi-da-ta-ni
Hi-e-sa
HABL
414,
JADD
(Ar.
"Thou hast renewed me"?)

2
66 1,
:i:
JADD
Hi-di-i,
400,
(B. C. 688).
4,
Hismia (Mit), of Ni, Boghazkoi,

col. 292.
OLZ XIII (1910),
Senn. King V,
king of Til-Garimmu.
Hi-hi-e (hypocor., cf. Hi-hi-t-li\

Hi-hi-i-li(f),
VS
I,
95,
31.
^'Hi-si-'-ar-si-',
f
see AhsiiarSu.
Capp.
S.
1,3.
Hi-tu-bar-ra
(perhaps
Bi.
BAR.RA
tapti)
JADD
Hi-la-a... (hypocor., cf. Hi-li-ia)

f.
741,
,
26.
of Nabtt-reuni, gf. of. Aia-tuznb-ili K. 2169, R. 15 (SMITH, Texts, p. 20).
*Hi-zi-ri
(cf.
-pm, Ar. nrn APO, Hu-zi-ru
of Hindan TNBj,
TA
336,
3.
337
T. XLIII.
89
prob.
'"Hu-'-a,
mar
Sipri of Burna-Buriash,
TA
1 1, 5.
mamdte
Usur- or Ndsir-ma-
a'Hu-ba-ba-a-a
"Native of Hubaba"
4.
JADD
Hu-ba-a-a
46,
230, R. ,3 mate), no. IX; B. C. 684).

*d
JADD
(El.,
cf.
(KB
IV, p. 120,
(cf.
Epon.
B.
OBa. Hu-ba-tum RPN) C. 830, Canon B, II, 39. Ill

Hu-bi-da
Hum-ba-ba
p.
see JENSEN,
K6jji{3a|3oc;),
KB
VI,
pt.
i,
I, II, 34.
437 f.,
mythol. person,
Hubasate, see Ahi-bastu'.

*Hu-bi-di (prob. Hit., cf.
161,
s. f
e,
NE passim. Hum-ba-ba (his-eye), K. 3805,3.

VS
VII, 126,
2.
UNGNAD,
Dilbat, p. 15)
I,
*Humba-haI-dasu, varr. Umman-al-dasi, Ummanal-da$e (see also Umman-al-ddl with varr.;

I El.: Humban-hal-ta^] Hum-ba-hal-da-$u, king of Elam, B. C. 689681, succeeded Menanu, Chron. B,
III, 27, so, si.
of Te-en-di,
VS
256,
cf.
109,
3.
Hu-da....,
JADD
249,
4,
sold (B. C. 676).
Hu-da-a-a (hypocor.,
Hu-di-ia
2.
BE XV)
i,
JADD
s.
4, 9,
R.
of Mu-sur-a-a,
46, c;
JADD
.250,
4,
(III
R
2
II
Hum-ba-hal-da-û,
king of Elam,
III, 23.
B.
C.
Ep.
G).
681675.
Ha-an-da-pi-i),
Sann, Chron. B,
IV,
11,12.
*flu(.&jg-?)-da-pi-i (cf.
JADD
1078,
9.
144,
(B. C. 700).
Um-man-al-da-a-h, Sarru alik pani Urtaqi, f. of Kudurru and Partt, K. 1707, 36
Hu-ud-da-[a
f
(cf.
Hu-da-a-a),
HABL
(WSml.
IIIR
Ill,
p. 63); b.
of Urtaqu, Abp. B,
Hu-di-e-sa-lib-bi (cf. Ha-di-e-li-bu-û)
31, 78 b.
JADD
h
217,
i,
slave sold.
13
Hu-di-sarrutsu(^Â^-j-4 JADD 66, Hu-la-a-a, var. Hu-la-a-ia
(B. C. 693).
1iazanu of Halsi-dipha, Anp. Ann.

107,108,110
I, 102,
Um-man-al-da-si, f. of Kudurru and Paru, b. of Teumman, K. 2867, 21, (23). Um-man-al-da-$e, f. of Kudurru and Paru, b. of Urtaqu, Abp. B, IIIR 31, IV, 82, 93.
-
(IR
19).
KB
h
I,
p.
6870.
KB
. .
II
p. 246.
Hu-la-la
(cf.
Hu-la-li
TNB, OBa. Hu-la-lum RPN)

stone",
eribblti,
"Hum-ban
.,
K. 5610.
"A precious
468,
f
7.
HABL
Hu-la-li-ti (cf.
Hu-la-lu,
13.
OBa. JHu-la-al-tum)
*Humbanigas (with varr., see also Ummanigd&'^X^ of Um-ba-da-ra-a (Abp. Ann. VI, 52), s. Sar matElamti\hElamn king of Elam, B. C.
t
HABL
Hu-li-i
(cf.
454,
742-717
Hi-li-ia,
Hi-la-a,
NBa.
SHu-li-i-ti,
184,2, slave.
1.
Hu-ba-ni-ga-a$
Bull
HABL
Cyl.
17
917,
17.
OBa.
h
Hu(?)-li-ia
RPN), JADD
167,
ie.
d 2. Hum-ba-ni-ga-a$ ,
pi. 27);
12;
Sarg.:
Ann.
231
(var.,
irrisu,
HABL
JENSEN,
(IR
36); Cypr.1,28
7;
*Hulli (Hit, cf.
Hittiter, p. 116)
Hul-li-i, Hu-ul-li-i
s.
(IIIR n); Khors. XIV, 7 -- KB II,

.
23, 123;
Pp. IV, u;
pp. 36, 40, 54, 68.
of la ma-ma-na, Tigl. IV, B,
65
(II
R 67,
65.
d
3.
Hu-um-ba-i-ga-as, Sarg. K. 1349,1? (WSml.

it; P.
i).
231.
33.
KB II,
f.
p. 20),
succeeded Uassurme on the
throne of Tabal; of Am-ba-ri-is\di of Bit-Bu-ru-ti-is hust

,
4.
5.
Hu-um-ba-ni-ga-as, Sarg. Ann. Um-ma-ni-ga-as, Chron. B, I, 9,
band of SAhat-abisa, the daughter of Sargon, Sarg.: Ann. 170, 171; Khors. 30.
K. 13854. -Hu-lu-uq-qa
f.
6.
Um-man-i-ga$, Abp. Ann. VI,

p. 206.
52.
--
KB
II,
KB
CT
II,
p. 56.
*Hu-um-ba-an-un-da-sa (EL, for the second ele-
ment
II,
cf.
Undasu)
of Kii-us-su,
(cf.
6.
21,
24.
na-gi-ru $a Sar Elamti, Senn.
Tay V,
69
Hu-lu-ut-ti
NBa.
fHu-li-i-ti
TNB),
HABL
(IR
41).
--
KB
II,
p.
108.
527,
Hu-ma-ma-te
cely
No.
(cf.
abbrev.
OBa. Hu-ma-a-ma RPN; scarfrom Ahu-mamate, HlLX, p.

51, n.
K. 7500. mZtBit- m Hu-um-bi-e DT *Humbe (cf. 237) 1. Hum-bi-e, K. 7310.

*Hum-ba-ri(?)-ga(?) (El.),
2.
PRECHT,
i.
BE
+, since PAP-
Hu-uin-bi-e,
JADD
752, R.
11.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
f
Humbustu (ci.Hambusu m. of Ea-zer-iqlsa

1.
Hu-sur-a-a.
Hu(?
JADD
(cf.
340,
(Ep. Z).
^)-sa-nu
Ha-$a-nu\
JADD
66,
R. E.
J Hum-bu-us-te,
2.
SJHu-um-bu-uS-ti,
HABL 517,13. HABL 896,

cf.
(B. C. 693).
2.
*Hu-Tesup R. n,
(=Hud- TeSup,
Hu-um-mu-ru
(hypocor.,
OBa. Hu-mu-rum\
CBM
1.
cl.Hu-ud-te-tup 3474; or Bag-Te$up)
BE XV:
2:
ru-um RPN,
of Uruk.
BE
XIV),
HABL 965,
Hu-te-$up,
HABL
14.
139,
nt i
R.
5.
215,
ina
muhhi temi 3a
gon). 252,
2.
Urartaia (time: SarR.

is
s.
*Humri
(Bi.
ITO*, Omri), Hum-ri-a, Hu-um-ri-a\i,

milt
R.
9.
see
Hu-mu,
Btt-Humri.
5, I,
Hu-te-$u-pu,
HABL
III, 23, cf.
139,
JADB
(if
n, b. of
Kakustu.
Cf.
Hu-me-e
Hu-ut-ni-ilu
"My
"
protection
the god"
personalname), Nabd. Ann. *Hu-un-da-ru, HABL 458, 7 791, R. 3,

.
I, i.
?.
83-1-18, 695,
*Hu-za-la-a
10.
Hu-ni-i (cf.
Hunm;
cf.
iyin
APO),
269.
JADD
823, R.
JOHNS, ADD III, p. XV. Gazelle"(?), cf. Hu-sa-lu TNB, OBa. Hu-za-lum RPN, J Hu-za-la-tum RPN,
T
*Hu-ni-nu (An,
Bm-hu-nil-ni}, nasiku of Hin-
Saf. bsy, h mar Sipri,
HABL
,
627,
e.
daru, Sarg.
Ann.
Hu-za-nu, ardu,
6,
I, i.
2.
JADD
30, R.
(B. C.
68 1).
*Hu-ni-sa-a (prob. Ar.),

'Hu-ni-si,
JADB
7,
7,
1, 4.
Cf.
Hu-zi-na,
JADD
Ia-ia;
"p.
~
165, L. E.j- (Ep. Q).
JADB
L. E.
II,
Hu-un-na (according to
n.
HILPRECHT,
cf.
BE
X,
cf.
p. 51,
la-a-a (cf.
III,
gentilic(P)
from *'/',
4
JADD
75,
abbrev.,
Ahttna\ but
OBa.
122),
cf.
K.
4268,
II,
SHu-un-nu "Vine" Dilbat, m Hu-tm-natum RPN, faHu-na-tum T-D LC, NBa. J'Hu-un-na-tu TBN and Hunrii)
f.
KGAS 48,
R.
:;
WAF
(= Ursa,
p. 52).
JADD
al
13,
Til-Ninib-a-a (B. C. 742).
|a-ab-ba-a (uncertain)
f.
of Amel-^l-U-in, Neb. I, Nippur V, 21. of Bau-him-iddin, Neb. I: 56, II, is;
VR
i,
JADB
Cf.
7,
III, 12.
la-abi (cf. Bi.
aW),
"l
Kan-nu-a-a,
VS
I,
85,
i,
8.
Nippur
f. f.
II, 17.
KB
I,
III,
pt.
I,
p.
168.
23.
A-a-ab-bu.
of Gula-zer-iqisa,
Neb.
Nippur V,
22.
la-ahiP' (cf. Bi.
rW(
)>
see also A-a-aî),
JADD
of Kas-$u-u, Neb.
(hypocor.,
5,
Hu-un-ni-i
cf.
Nippur V, Hunna, Hunt),
471,
9,
slave sold.
HABL
la-bar, see laburu.

f
216,
f
R.
d
in,
karib Sarri.
la-bi-bi-e (cf. Ia-bi-bu t
Adad-bi-bi-e\ K. 1991
(J).
Hu-un-nu-bat- Na-na-a(Ba.), mtirat Sarri, Melish.:
la-bi-bu (cf. JIa-bi-bi-et
NBa.
la-a-bi-bi, Bi.
DEPX,
*Hu-un-zu-di-i
f.
pi.
11,1,12,15. VIII,
4,
18.
:i:
K. 241, XII, i, spec. of god" [a-a-bi-ilu (Can.) "Gift
(cf.
Na.
of Ha-an-da-pi-i,
JADD
446, R.
21.
K. 5627.
*la-bi-milki(76^Z)
(Can.)
*Hu-ur-ba-ti-la
"Gift
of Milk",
tar "'"'Elamti,
III, 10, 13, 17.
king of Elam,
Chron.
P,
TA
la-bi-qu,
*la-bi(?)-ti-ri
153,2.
K. 1998.
(Can.)
Hu-ur(?)-bi-e,
TRep. ii6A.
^Huria, see Naphururia.
*la-ab-ni-jlu (Can.,
III, p.
"Gift of Tir"(F), TA 296,4. "l Lacf. Bi. bittn?), amelu $a

4.
*Hu-u-ru (abbrev., Eg.,
JADD
cf.
537,
RANKE,
laburu
1.
ki-su,
TA
328,
Material,
-nn APO), JADD 763, v.A.BA Mu-sur-a-a, JADD 85 1, IV, 3.

p.
29;
la-bar,
*Hu-ru-bi-ir
.,
JADD
n ar
~
471,
10,
slave sold.
2.
la-bur,
JADD JADD
"l
300, R.
7.
499, R.
(B. C. 670).
7.
Hu-su-ra-a-a
(cf.
Husur),
JADD
TNB)
325,
R.
/7
3.
la-bu-ru, $a
(cf.
(Ep. A).
Hu-sa-bi (in
f.
*la-a-da
texts, see
gf.
NBa.
JADD
Ta-la-mu-sa, JADD 877, or Bi. i-nn?) Pa. î^ ux8r)<;, 294, R. * (B. C. 700). 796, L. E.
/.
of Bel-eriba,
37> 55 a.
of Nabu-kusursu,
VR
*la-da
.,
JADD
200, R. E.
(B. C. 667).
10.
*la-da-' (cf. Bi. 3H?)
HABL
1020, R.
T. XLIII.
*[ada-ilu (cf.
OBa. la-dah-ilu RPN, Sarb.
*la-a-ki-e
(cf.
OBa. A-bi-â-ki T-D LC),

-j^; see also Bit-Iakln)
Ill,
JADD
Ia-di- \A-di--ilu
1.
TNB,
Ilu-ia-da-}
l
17, 5 (B. C. 687).
la-da- AN, h l-tu--a-a $d

416, R.s
(B.
La-ki-pu,
JADD
1, 13.
*la-ki-ni (cf. Bi.
C/io).
$ar '""'Tamti, Shalm.

880,
*lakinlu, see Ikkaln.
J
Bal. VI,
7.
2.
Ia-di-AN,
f.
of
Bel-sallim,]KW
3,
12,
?/,
*U-da(?)-lum-nu,
*la-da-nu
(cf.
Ta'annek
....
//
*la la
is,
(cf. Bi.
b)
"Mountain-goat"
20,
7
la-da360, R.
HABL 520,
h
"'" {
Bi. -p*^)
1.
Ja--/a-a,]ADD
p. 118.
(B. C. 684).
KB
IV,
JADD
:i-
(B. C. 680).
|a-di-' (abbrev,, cf.
Iada-ilu} t
h
l-tu--a-a,
HABL
2.
Ia-la-a- ',
JADD
466,
i.
912,
6,
slave. Cf. la-la
962,
l
R.
10.
1
na-si-ku $a
Ia-ki-ma-nu,
HABL
la-la(tf/?)-ma-a,
*la-'-lu-u/u
HABL
*la-di-ilu,
109,
l
,
R.
s.
BI.KAt JADD
see lada-ilu.
TRep. 90, R. 9. sa 404, R. s (B. C. 674).

1020, R.
5.
JADD
752,
19.
p.
s.
(Arb. ' jJlju 170 ft)
jo^ HAUPT,
BA
I,
*la-a-g[if],
;
mar
/.,
HABL
Epon.
5,
of Ha-za-ilu,
III, 20;
la-halu
i.
(cf.
la-ha-a-lu
Camb.
B.
A-a-ha-[a-lu\
II, 39,
218,5) C. 825,
C, 111,8.
$ar matAribi, Esarh. A, -- KB II, 130.

p.
IIIR
i,
*la-ma
(cf.
Eg. Pu-u-a-a-ma],
TA
230,
2.
var.
*|amani (as var. of latna q.

VIII,
21.
i,
10.
2.
3.
A-a-ha-li,
la-ha-lu,
JADB JADD
II, 35;
name: "native
"native
prob. a gentilic of m " tlamanu* (iv) or

v.,
66 1,
Canon
B,
IIIR
39,
825, IIIR i, II, IIIR I, 11,42.

4.
var.
Epon. B. C. 834, II, so. Epon. B. C. Epon. B. C. 822,

h
of
I,
Yemen" (?),
p.
see
2,
WiNCKLER,
Sargon, note I,
XXX,
III,
note
KA
i;
p. 70,
cf.
MVG
p. 26,
note
la-
la-ha-lum, Epon. B.C. 834 or 825,
abarak-
1.
manntt) A-a-i-man-ni,
ku
rabtt,
Shalm.
(Ph.,
Ill,
cf.
KAHI
OBa.
I,
28,
15.
2.
*la(-a)-hi-mil-ki
la-hi-ilu
Dilbat,
3.
Bi. biOrp,
BAUDISSIN, Adonis und Esmun,

of Tyre,
30,
II, 50
;
Ps.
477)
la-a-ma-ni, (Ep. P). la-ma-ni, king of Ashdod, Sarg.: Ann. 220: la bel kusst; A, III, 15, 37 (K. i668b); Khors. 95, 101 XIV, n: " l As-du-da-a-a.
4, 10
;
JADD 80 JADD 214,
1,
R. u.
of Balu,
II, 96.
Abp.: A, IIIR
18,
II,
4.
la-man-ni,
JADD
76,
R.
4 (B.
C. 652?).
Ill
Ann.
II,
KB
lamannu "Native of "'^lamami'

1.
(]V|)
p.
*[a-hi-ri,
f.
68.
HOI, n of Ahi-ramu, Anp. Ann.
JADD
2.
II, 22
(I
JADB 7, II, la-man-nu-u, JADD 233, R. 12 (B. C. 659). h rab kanSa, JADD 233, R. is (B. C. 659?).
la-man-i-a-a,
4.
20).
KB p. *|a-hu-tu/ti, JADD
I,
74.
*la(J, W^?)-mi-ba-an-da, "tarru",

165,
Ta'annek
3,13;
117,4 (B. 0.674).
R.
cf. 4, is. 7.
*la-mi-u-ta,
am el
,
"l
Guddahma,
7, 10.
TA
177,
2.
988,
h
I,
5.
*la-an-di
Ta'annek
$anti "'"tRasappa,
JADD
18,
i, 5
(B. C. 673).
:i:
*|a-ah-zi-ba-da (Can.,
cf.
Bi. bshtrr),
TA
1
[anhamu (prob.
1.
= BW, HOMMEL,
TA
83,
Altisr. Uberl.,
275,
4.
p. 223); rabisu of the Egyptian king:
276,
4.
*la-|a (cf. Ia-e-a

*la-ila,
97,
34,
la-a-a),
TA
E(?)-en-ka-mu,
la-ha-mi,
286,
28.
54,
s.
2.
3.
TA
40. 45.
see A-a-ila-a-\
(cf.
la-ih-en-ha-mu,
*Uuru
1.
Bi.
-|i^ "|iyj
h
4. Ia-an-ha(s\c),
Ia--i-ru,
h
sann,
HABL
414,
20,
appointed
140, R.
5.
Ta-an-ha-ma,
272,
25.
TA 289, TA 116, TA 106,

14.
73.
SG, 37.
131,
62.
215,
10.
rab
"l
Sib-te.
330,
2.
la-i-ru,
Gam-bu-la-a-a,
the name,
HABL
3.
6.
7.
la-an-ha-me,
*!a-a-i-si
(if all
o.
cf. Bi.
ttn^),
JADD
TA 117,61. fa-an-ha-mi, TA 83,

IO5,
15, 36.
1 1
118,49.
85,
48.
31, 39.
98,
i.
102,
i.
130,
8, 55.
No.
i.
12*
92
8.
KNUT
la-an-ha-mu,
I/I,
5,
TALLQVIST.
TA
85,
23. 11.
86,15. 127,23. 132,29.
Annales de Tukulti Ninip

see
*la-sa-am
II,
p.
33
f,
and
11,
13.
27O,
283,
13,
28.
284,
83.
Na di-ilu.
(cf.
296,
24.
*la-nu-qu
(Ar.
"l
$a
s.
J3^ "suckling"), Za-me-e, Sarg. Ann. 267.
A-a-sam-mu,
ai
Bi. bK'QiilJ^)
h na-sik-ku
s.
of Nabaa,
(cf.
Kan-nu-a-a,
VS
I,
84,
i.
*la-su-mu
of Sama$-a-a-li,
*la-an-zU"U (Cass.
= "king";
168,
ie)
JADD
cf.
288,
2.
*[a-as-da-ta
2, 21,
(cf.
502, 10. Ja-a-M-mu), OBa. la-at-di-ha-am-mu CT IV,
HABL
la-an-zu-u ahla-
and Zi-ir-dam-ia-aS-dd), of Megiddo,

245,
12, 15.
mn BE XV,
mar
TA
Ill:
248,
3.
2, 33.
Habban, Shalm.
54.
Ob.
95,
125.
78,
$ar
121; 112;
*la-as-hu-ru, Capp. G, 20,

*[a-su-ia (cf. Bi.
i-itf-i),
"'"'Nairi (B. C. 715),
Sarg.:
Ann.
TA
256,
is.
Khors.
Statue,
142;
*f
la-pa-'
$ar '""*Namri, Shalm. Ill: Ob.

1,
la-a-su-mu
(cf.
KAHI
p. 58.
30, III,
i.
KB
I,
pp. 140,
HABL
*la-ta-' (cf. h
fa-su-mu, NBa./-^-/w-;;mTNB) 542, R. 7.
II,
(WSem.
"l
n^)
"The beautiful
20
SArb. yh% prob. identical with la-ta-d] rab alani $n $a qani tahnme $a m " Urarl
lady"
Sarrat
-
taia....,
HABL
Dihrani, Esarh. B, IV,

11^ p.
(IIIR
15).
*la-ta-a
(alternates
KB
146.
thus la-ta-a
*lapa(h)-Addu (Can.,
cf.
SArb. y&bx,
OBa .Ia-pa-el
la In and
= SArb.
view
s.
252,7 (BA II, p. 55). with Iain and Ia-u-ta-,

Ia-u-ta-
prob. epith. of royal epith. yfh; for
Vsvn,
1.
Ia-ap-p[a-ah}- IM,
16,39) d
an
other
528f);
see
WlNCKLER,
.
AF
I,
TA
se.
I
97,
85,
2.
p.
2.
Ia-pa-
IM TA
t
83,
20, 42.
103,
I
19.
105,
25, 51.
K?
*[a-ta-ma-a
ZA
of Hazail, king of Aribi, II, pi. II, R. 8
31, 78, 85.
113, 119,
8, 12, 47.
14,
16, 59, 69.
l6,
(cf.
Ar. nini
II,
APO,
Bi.
tini
LIDZB.,
117,
3.
65.
57.
I2O,
2.
Ephemeris
106,
19.
:i
p. 224,
WSrfy,
JADD
752,
19.
Ia-pa-ah-
IM TA
t
98,
cf.
2.
741,
23.
Cf.
la-at (T)-ma-a,
JADD
621,
2
*la-pa-hi
(Can.,
abbrev.,
"l
Iapah-Addu\ la-a-
ja-ta-na-8-li (Ph.
f.
*htr)
pi-hi
BE
4.
VIII, pt. i)
of Takil^-ana-bel,
no. 3;
JADD
cf.
(IIIR
50,
amflu $a
298,
Ga-az-ri ki (Gezer),
3.
TA
297,
s.
KB
(Ph.,
54,
IV, p. 152).
abbrev.,
Ilu-id-?a-a-nu\
299,
300,
Bi.
4.
*la-'-ta-a-nu,
*laptih-Addu (Can.,
1.
cf.
n^,
9.
n.
1.
bsnns ;)
1
JADD
*[a-te-e
R. 3
la-ap-ti-ha-da,
d
2.
Ia-ap-ti-ih-
TA 335, IM, TA 288,

cf.
(or
45.
>
JADD
Wa-qar-a*la-at-na,
Nap-te-el] (cf. Abi-ia-te- \ la-ta-d], 59, e, slave sold (B. C. 681).

(cf.
*f
la-qar-ahiP'
(WSem.,
3,
OBa.
van lamani
Ar. XDn ^ APO);

1
la
220.
hu-wn)
bel kussl, king of Ashdod, Sarg. Ann.

slave sold.
*la-u-a (== Bi.
VT), Jehu)
JADD
:i:f
245,
la-qi-ra[-tu]
(WSem.),
JADD
435, R.
4,
slave
mar Humn,
the
* (d)
sold (Ep. A).

d laram, see A-a-ram-mu
king of Israel who overthrew dynasty of Omri, Shalm. Ill R 5,

25;
no. 6,
Ob. Epigr.
II.
--
KB
I,
p.
150.
*la-ra-pa-a (Arb.,
cf.
Ra-pa-ia, SArb.
BT, Arb.
la-u-bi-'-di
(WSem. *"nymm,
HOFFMANN,
III,
ijt,
p.
WEBER
MVG
HABL
ZA
VI
XI, p. 228, JOHNS,

3
ADD
;
p. 251,
(1901),
ZIMMERN, KA
p.
465
f.
var. Ilu-bidi, q. v.)

(B. C. 721),
57
f.,
BAUDISSIN, Adonis und Esmun,

631,
9
King and usurper of Hamath
P- 319)
h
rab kisir (of Aribi),
i,
JADD
la-ri-i
759.
cf.
('A-ma-ta-a-a), Sarg.: Cypr.I,53(IIIR 1 1); Khors. 33; N. 8 pi. 493, K VIII, 25; K. [1349, , 7 -- KB II, 36,
;
WS
(hypocor.,
Mannu-iari, OBa. Ia-a-rum
*la-u-ha-zi
Dilbat, la-rl
BE XV)
IIIR
i, I, 25
;
Epon. B.
C. 885,
cf.
SCHEIL
ms(irp), Ahaz) mai la-ii-da-a-a, king of Judah, Tigl. IV, -- KB II, 20.
(He
].
pp.
56.
Bi.
ci
(II
67).
p.
T. XLIII.
93
*lau-idri,
see A-a-u-id-ri.
(Arb., var. la-ta-a q.
v.,
lbni(?)-"E-a
"Ea has created"

p.
(Ba.)
20
*la-u-ta-', Ia-u-ta-
see
f.
also
Uaite
and
WAF
of Nabtt-etil-ilani, BM.9IOI5, R.
(Ki\G,
I,
p. 528),
Abp. B/
Ib-ni-ia
f.
BBS,
no,
pi.
CVI).
IIIR
*la-u-ta-ar-si
34, VIII,
(Iran.,
i6o,
23, 28, 34, 37.
Bu. 91-5-9, 178.
Ann.
*|a-zi-e,
Mami-t(t)ar$u\ Tigl. IV, a Median chief.

1026,
1.
cf.
(hypocor.; in OBa. texts, see RPN) of Nabn-etir-naplati, JADD 430, 2.
HABL
(WSml.
/al-zi-nu
II,
p.
12).
A-a-
Ibni-Marduk d 1. Ib-ni-
"Marduk has created"
(Ba.)
AMAR.UD
RPN, P
97,
(in
is)
OBa.
&
Cass. texts,
zi-e, ibid.,
15.
see
*la-zi-ni (cf. Bi.

f.
n^W;
of Marduk-$ar-usur,
JADD 899, II, n) JADD 325, R.

12.
s.
of Arad-Ea, Melis.: Lo. 101 (90829),

(KING, BBS,
I, 28.
I, 13
p. 20,
pi.
XXIV); Susa
3,
l-ba-a (hypocor.,
pt.
i,
s.
=
cf.
Ar. docket S3tf,
BE
VIII,
12.
2.
27;
TNB
p. 68),
HABL
453,
KAK- dAMAR.UD of Amel- d TUR.NUN.NA; s.

"the fox",
author
669,
25
of
454,
f.
K. 9717,
h
12.
Sm.
f.
of Bel-efir, K. 1351. 1007, R. of Bel-lrtir, 718, R. u.
HABL
h
(NE
15.
HABL
s.
pp. 90, 92). of Nttr-Marduk,

II, 10
$a[qft], Nai.:
BM. 90936,
CV).
M-ba-qa-me
h rab
(KING, BBS,
*Sin,
p. 108, pi.
PAP.SE.DA
6.
$a
tar-ta-nu,
JADD
s.
of
p.
1
BM. 91 01 5, R. n (KiNG, BBS,
275, R.
Ibassi-ilani
1.
10, pi.
CVI).
"There exist gods"

f.
(cf.
IbaFsi-ihi)
a.
l-bu-nu
f.
(cf.
I-bu-ni
TNB)
II, 15;
I-ba-aS-Si-ANt'-ni,
of Pa-U-i,
190,
i
JADD 373,
(B. C.
of Bel-usatu, Sarg. St.
IV,
2.
2.
^/.
GAL-AN* JADD
1
,
668).
80,
KB
l-bu-te-ilani
f.
IV, pp.
60,
162.
265, R.
bel-qata sa Sarri,
JADD
70
R.
s.
7.
(ANt'-ni) of d A-u-e-ballitani,
VS
I,
88, 24
(Ep. E).
3.
JADD 446, R. NLGAL-ANV-ni, JADD 190,4.

(cf.
of Nergal-iliia,
(Ep. Q). 355, R. 7

.
idanni-ilu
"The god has looked upon me" BE XV) (cf. Ilu-i-da-an-ni

83-1-18, 695,
III, 2,
Ibassi-ilu
Ibam-ilani,
i,
OBa. I-ba-a$-H-AN
ZU-an-ni-AN,
l-da-a-te-bel-a-la-ka
I
s.
spec.
1.
XIV, ZIMMERN, BEHRENS, Briefe, p. 4, n. 4) G/lL-h-AN, *? Sa "'Kalha, JADD 161, * 4

VI, pt.
(B. C. 679).
s.
BE
GAL-h-AN BE XV;
"At the side of the lord
walk"
of A$ur-$allim,
(hypocor.,
cf.
i,
JADD 266,
I-id-di-i
(III
R 49, 37 a).
Id-di-ta
Id-di-i
OBa.
RPN,
of Ea-rlmanni,
VI,
20
sukkallu,
i,
Nai.:
VR
61,
(KB
spec.
III,
pt.
p.
80).
31;
with Ar. docket []VJK), h {tamkan} JADD 349, R. E. , (Ep. Q);

cf.
BE VIII,
BEX,
2.
NI. GAL-AN, K. 241, VIII,

h
III,
i,
83-1-18, 695,
A-di-i, I-di-i.
(Ba.,
Ib-bu-tu
HABL
l-bi-ia
166, 2. pa-hi-zu (ruT), (prob. hypocor., cf. Ib-ba-tum RPN), 901, i. f. of Ulnla-a-a, Aei.: BE
i,
HABL
Id-di-ia-a-tu
hypocor.,
I,
cf.
m Iddi], in Btt- L,
pi. I).
BM.
Id-din
,
(KING, BBS, p. 77, Epon., JADD 243, R. E. 2.

102485,
4
VIII, pt.
5, 3 .
Iddina (abbrev.)
I-bi-ia(-d)
(hypocor.,
cf.
OBa.
3
RPN, T-D LC
I-bi-Sin
s.
SE-na
675).
s.
(NaditiaT),
dup*ar,
VS V,
2,ie (B. C.
JADD
l-bi-Sin
702,
(B. C. 656?).
(cf.
"Sin has called"
RPN)
of
Enba,
--
gs.
of Imbu-paniia, Sarg.
IV, p.
162.
St.
King of Ur,Sm. 1224. K.6iO2,
Rm.2, 174
Ill, 23.
KB
(OLZX(i907),
Ib-na-a (hypocor.,
s.
col.
114, n.
i).
Iddina (hypocor.; in
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
35,
ja.
cf.
TNB)
969,
3.
SE-na-a
s.
of Nur-Sin,
HABL
in
of h $angu d Marduk,
VS
I,
Ib-na-a-a
h
(hypocor.;
NBa.
texts,
see
TNB)
2.
KB
s.
IV, p. 96.
na-si-ki Babila-a-a,
i.
JADD
478, R.
of Safik-zer,
VS
I,
35,
34, 37, 54.
No.
94
Iddina-Asur
1.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
"Ashur has given"
h
2.
i.
tamkaru,
/o
JADD
308, R. ,3 (Ep. Q). 318,

*.
SE-na-AS-hir,
SE-na-*A$-$ur,
HABL
JADD
532,
R.
(Ep. A). 344, R.

to be
623, L. E.
(Ep. A);
Id-di-i.
2.
738, R.
seems
*ldibi'lu
same person
h I-di-ba-
as A-di-i h tam-
Iddin-Addu,
TA
123,47.
karu, JOHNS,
(cf.
ADD III, p. 287,

9 a)
and
Iddinaja (hypocor.
1.
Bi.
brj$,
p.
'-il-a-a,
a Arb.
Id-din-a-a, K. 241, IX,

Id-din-ia,
si,
spec.
177,
2.
tribe
A
1.
IIIR
10,30; for literature see GES.-
2.
HABL
h
176,
4.
BUHL,
I-di-bi-
HWB
<*NIN.IB,
3.
JADD
7
I-din-a-a,
langn
b).
640, R. /. sa d NIN.IB,
JADD
642,6
2.
Tigl.IV, B 56 (HR6;), appointed qepu of Musru. -- KB II, p. 20.

-i-li,
(IIIR 49,
4.
5.
I-di-bi(-}-i-lu,
Tigl. IV,
10,
45).
Ann.
225, 240:
>""'A-
I-din-na-a-a,
JADD
265,
3.
ru-bu (IIIR
Idi-ilu
6.
SE-a-a, K. 241, IX, 26, spec. d h SE-na-ia, $angn sa NINJB,
JADD
641,
"The god knows" ZU-AN, 83-1-18, 695,

388, R.
J.
(cf.
I-di-ilu
TNB)
R. w.
h rab
kisir Sa
111,8, spec. h
JADD
$a
mar Upri
(cf.
Iddina-lstar "Ishtar has given" SE-na-JXV, s. of 7a/a, JADD

(B. C. 670).
sinntiti ekalli,
JADD
494,
7.
257,
R.
Idin-abim
"My
father has given"
OBa.
I-din-a-bu
1.
T-D LC)
i-
Iddina-Nabu
dNa-bi-um
60,
1. i, 2;
"Nebo has grven" (cf. OBa. I-dinT-D LC; Ar. 1M1 APO
I-din-a-bi-im, Capp. G, 15,
2.
I-din-na-bi-im,
s.
of A$ir-mu-ta-bi-el Capp.
t
BE
VIII, pt.
St.
i,
no. 14)
T-D
i-din-lstar
f.
239,
3.
2.
SE-na- dAK, Sarg. SE-na-d PA, Sarg.
I, e.
KB
IV, p. 158.
St.
I, 13.
Iddiniai-Papsukkal
1.
of Ma(Ku?)-ku-a, Capp. Ch. Id-ra-nu, see Itranu.

Nshi.,
10,
o.
MU-d SUKKAL, VS 36, III,

I,
f.
of
Dummuqu,
23.
K. 7393. , see It-ri-ia. Id-rMa,

Id-ri
2.
SE- d SUKKAL
f. f.
*ld-ri-a-ha(-a)-u
(WSem. ^rtf-rnri
Ad-ra-a-
of Nadu-It, Nshi.,
VS
I,
36, IV,
I,
of Nabu-tum-usur, Merod.
f.
VS
I,
34,
22.
HABL
*ld-ri-INi
ha-u Adad-ra-ha-a-u, q. v.) h rab kisir, K. 4792. 593, R. 2.

t
3.
SE-na- d SUKKAL,
of Na&a-nadin-Sumu,
p. 68).
(cf.
Bi.
b^W,
19, II,
Id-di-ri-ia-ili
4.
BE
IX)
VAT 402, R.
Iddina-sarru
21
(REISNER, Hymnen,
f.
irrtiu,
JADB
"The king has given"

of Za-ki-ru, K. 4740,
24
II,
*'ldru (-id-ru; cf. Id-rah
TNB,
306,
Bi.
115 or IT?)
5.
SE-na-LUGAL,
mu-ri-ib-ba-nu $a Hundaru,
.
HABL 458,
(WAF
Iddin-Bel
s.
p. 25).
l-du
.,
V0
alani,
JADD
i.
(MV- EN)
-^/r,
of
tablet,
gs.
of Mu-$e-sib, owner of
33,
42.
l-du-U-a (hypocor., cf. Iddttd) h 266, R. 10. qallu,
HABL
CT
XVII,
ldu(//))-sa-A-sur,
Capp. Ch.
16,
R.
^;
G,
6,20.
12,10
Iddin-lau (AS-a-a-u),
JADD
991.
(PEISER,
ldu(//))-sa-lstar,
KB
IV, p. 52:
4,
4.
Lin-A*ur\
Iddin-Lamassu (AS-d HE.UL) f. of Gimil-Gula, K. 9717,

Iddin-Ninib
s.
Capp. Ch.
7.
(NE
p. 90).
l-gi-i,
JADD
(cf.
388, R.
(SE- NIN.IB]
*l-gi-li-i
Igla\
sisi
Higld
"l
BE
X)
of Sin-apal-iqita, Mna.,
p. 71,
2, G.
PSBAXIX
(1897),
tamkar
Kal-ha-a-a,
JADD
806, R.
9.
l-gur-ka-ap-ka-pu, l-gur-qa-ap-qa-pu
cf.
MDOG45, P-5
I
Id-du-u-a (hypocor.,
Bi.
,
I-du-u-a\
A
Iddutum TNB,
^5^
f.
of Samsi-Adad, the patesi of Asur,

no.
i.
6,
W,
K-i-rjy),
-2^
l-di-i
(in Babel),
r^ âf /a JADD 891, R.

'A7Jf*';
j-
--
KB
I,
p.
2.
5.
*lh-li-ba-bu, or
Ah-li-ba-bu
h hazannu
t
(hypocor.)
JADD
309,
R.
6:
325,
R.
/j-
f.
of Nu-ba-na-ni\
L. E.
3.
CT
II,
21,
27,
T. XLIII.
95
*lhli-Tesup,
or
Afyli-Tehip,
cf.
I,
the
hypocor.
*l-la-a
(Ar. hypocor.; for

cf.
OBa.
texts, see
RPN;
Ati-li-ia
BE XV, VS
107, 3
Bi.
b)
9.
If}-li-te-e$-$up,
Ify-li-te-Sup, s. h
VSI, in,
R.
JADD
867,7.
cf.
246, R.
na-si-ku $a
(I
milt
La-qi\qa-e,
-
of Ta-i-h-en-ni, CTII, 2 V/,JA

bel pfyati,
Anp. Ann.
p. 102.
*l-la-[-a-bi
Ill, 43 , 45
24).
KB
I,
Ih-m-AD-ka (?)....,
l-ka-ru/ri
(prob.
JADD
q. v.;
Ikkaru,
2.
A-ka-ru)
3
QOHNS,
ADB
p.
5,
supposes a pho-
JADD
*l-ka-u-su
471,19, B. E.
netic spelling for AN-a-a-abi; probably
(WSem., cf. ZIMMERN, KA p. 473) $ar "'I'""* Amqaruna, king of Ekron, Esarh.
B, V,
17
Ar.
cf.
'tta
irks, SCHIFFER, Spuren, p. 23;
(III R
16
lliia-a-bi],
JADB
RPN,
5,
II, 19.
R
II,
48,
no.
i,
5).
*llanu
(cf.
I-la-nu-um
I-la-nu-u-a
BE XV,
Ill, 105
l-kib-ilii
KB Abp. Rm. 3, II, so. (cf. OBa. Ikibum RPN)

-4.
pp. 148, 240.

1.
Bi. -jibs) I-la(-a)-ni,
mar
Za-ma-ni, Anp. Ann.

I,
Capp. G, 4, 3. 11, *lkkalu, Ikkila, lakinln

1.
14,
2.
17,
i.
(IR
2.
26).
KB
p. 112.
I-la-a-nu, b. of
Bur-Ramanu, Anp., Kurkh,

error).
is
$ar m " { Aruada, king of Aruad Ik-ka-lu-u, Abp. K. 11450,5 (KGAS
R.
66).
42
(III
6,
ll-biti-kuzub-ilani
"The household god
the
2. Ik-ki-lu-u,
Abp. HABL992,i5. K.2675,

II,
R.27.
KB
'
p.
170, n. 2.
splendor of the gods" h AN-E-HLLI-ANP'-ni, A.BA

41, 326
lldaia,
f.
sihru,
VR
3.
la-ki-in-lu,
'
Abp. B, K. 1779,
Abp.: A,
(WSml.
11,63,
1
Cf.
CT
XVIII,
28.
HI, p. 57).
4.
see An-da-a-ia.
fa-ki-in-lu-u,
81, 85J
II, 119, 124;
Ann.
l-li.. ...,
JADD
679, R. 4 (B. C. 682).
B,
II, 65, 77, 80.
KB
III
II,
II,
pp. 170,
18,
II,
72.
101;
Ili-bani,
1.
see also Ilu-bani)

7, 20.
8, 10,
13.
5.
la-ki-in-lu-u,
Abp.: A,
AN-ba-ni, Capp. G,
I-li-ba-ni,
Rm.
Ik-ka-ru
3,
II, ss.
KB
(cf.
p. 240.
2.
Capp. G,
"Peasant"
Ik-ka-rum\ri
BE
2.
XIV,
740
2.
Ili'-bullut-ilu
"The god
345, R.
,.
is
able to keep alive"

R.
4.
XV,
see also I-ka-ru)

248,
2.
ZU- TI-AN, JADD

2.
568,
d[a-a-a-l]i,
HABL
Ikkilu,
249,
2.
250,
739,
JADD
l-li-dan,
f.
see Ikkalu.
Ig-la-nut
cf.
Ik-la-nu (or h rab

Ik-li-i
Bi.
fib^)
/
Ili-estaqel
of A$ur-tab(t), Capp. (cf. Am-mi-i$-ta-kal
2,
2, 4.
T-D LC, A$ur4.
alani,
JADD
3.
627, R.
(B. C. 666).
i$-ta-gal etc.,
I-li-eS-ta-ki-el,
Iliia
RPN
p. 233, n. 7)
16,
(or Igli,
cf.
I-gi-li-t)
Capp. Ch.
cf.
-HABL
271,
9.
271, 467, R. 19. JADD 270, i. 744, R. 7. ardu $a Kur-ba-ni, JADD

,9
(abbrev. or hypocor.;
pt.
i)
f.
I-li--t[a]
BE
XVII,
1141,
*lk(?
(B. C. 709).
1.
AN-ia,
of Nabu-liu,
VR
49, IX,
34.
tf/?)-te-sup
cf.
.
questionable, m "f in-gi-te-su-up], king of Sup-ri-a,

(the
first
sign
is
2.
AN-ui,
7,47.
J
f.
of Nabtt-bel-himati,
Shmk.
CT
X,
Esarh.:
Ikunu
(abbrev.,
KAHI
'
I,
75,
6.
3.
t
I-li-iaQ\
VS
I,
107,
3.
cf.
I-ku-nu-bi-(KA)-Adad
Ilu16,
lli-[a-a-bi
i-ku-nim RPN), I-ku-num, Capp. Ch. R. s. Assyrian priest-king:

1.
"My god is (my) father" (ci.l[-li-a-bi RPN, but also A-a-ab-bu, la-abi) Abp.
K. 2564.
I-ku-num, Capp. Ch.

in
(I),
16,
Rs;
d
f.
of Sarru-ki-
*lli-ia-a-u
"My god
e.
is
(la-)a-u"
p.
(cf.
Bi.
nbs,
MDOG
38,?. 33, n.
Cf.
MDOG
5.
25,
SCHIFFER, Spuren,
Iliia-bel
d
38,
A-u-ili-a-d),
p. 67. 1-\ku-num\pa.te\si\
2.
A-\sir\ Capp.E.
63,
I-ku-nu-um, Arn.,
s.
KAHI
176.
I,
JADD 312, "My god

be-li
is
the lord"
(cf.
OBa.
/-//-
QlE-ri-lum,
KK. 8805
p.
(AJSL
No.
i.
8,
+ 10238 + MVG VIII,
10888,
p.
d RPN), or A-a-bel,
q. v.
g.
102.
AN-a-a-EN,
12968.
HABL
933,
KK.
542Ob.
KING, RRT,
p. 55, n. 4).
96
*lli-[a-di-nu
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
(WSem.
identical ""pl^JK, evidently
with AN^-a-di-nu,
TNB
p. 75,
cf.
HIL-
PRECHT,
h
BE
.
X, p. XII)
sarri,
AN-a-ma-ra, JADD 508, R. 2. AN-a-mar-ra, JADD 508, i. l!u-apal-iddin "The god has given a son"
2.
3.
rab kisir $a
361, R.
mar
JADD
345, R. E.
/.
AN- TUR-AS, JADD

*llu-a-qa-bi
686, R.
6.
(WSem.,
alpe of
l
cf.
Ilu-a-qa-ba
TNB, A-qa9, III,

4.
Ili-ia-ib
.,
TA
cf.
168, R.
12.
bi-ilu]
*lli-milku (Bi.
ityPb*, Ar.
raka;
1.
Eg. 'Arumaalso Ilu-milki and Milki-ilu)

Tbttbtf,
re'tt
Halale,
JADB
llu-balatsu-iqbi
"The god has announced

h ardu
7.
his
AN-LUGAL, amel
Sipri,
36.
TA
151,45.
life"
2. I-li-mil-ku,
TA
286,
AN-TI-LA-su-iq-bi,
cf.
Xa
abarakki
*lli-rabih
(WSem.;
for
the second element
rabi,
JADD
464, R.
Hammu-ra-bi-iJt)
1.
llu-ba-na-a
2.
(WSem. *nnb,
cf.
Ili-ba-na-
BE
X,
AN-ra-bi-ifi,
I-li-ra-[bi-ih\
(cf.
2.
TA 139, TA 128,
BE
i)
140,
3.
Ba-na--ill
BE
is
IX;
or
abbrev.
II, 32,
from
spec.
/-//-
21.
Arkat-ili-bana), 83-1-18, 695,

pt.
i,
ll-lu-u
//-#-#*
XIV, XVIJ,
Il-la-a
llu-ba-ni
"The god
creator"
(cf.
OBa.
5.
BE VIII, pt. JADD 89, R. 4

ll-lu-uk-nu
(cf.
ba-ni(-i)
f.
RPN),
JADB
cf.
6,
VIII,
K. 7335.
36, III,
ie.
(B. C. 683).
of Nabtt-zer-iddina, Nshi.,
An-ba-ru,
of Zrf^-,
VS
I,
JOHNS,
/
ADD
//
III,
p. 58),
JADD
*llu-ba-ru (or
f.
Am-bu-ru TNB)
V,
is.
30, R.
ll-qi-su,
(B. C. 68 1).
JADB
3,
JADD
h
163, R.
(B. C. 664?).
llu-be-la-ah
(?SAYCE: Ilu-nu-la-lim\
BilafrAhir)
r, 13.
cf.
Belah-Sin,
ll-ta-da-a-a,
mukil apati ummi

10.
Sarri,
JADD
f.
-tttar,
857, IV,
ll-tap-pa
of Sil-I$tart Capp. E,
"The god
is
companion"
VI,
3,
(?cf.
OBa.
'l-li-tab-ba
BA
3
.
*l-lu(-u)-bi-'-di h
(WSem.;
var. lau-bi di, q.
v.)
p.
70;
Il-tab-bu-
ut-ta
BE XV;
73,
Il-tap-pi-ta
74,
BE
7
XIV)
(B. C. 651).
III, 13;
JADD
h
ll-ti-UR(P),
R.
R.
(B. C. 680).
A-ma-ta-a-a, king and usurper in Hamath (B. C. 721), defeated at Qarqar, B. C. 720, 1 P 2 -- KB II, 25 Ann. 23
Sarg.:
p. 42.
;
Cyl.
(P
).
tamkar,
JADD
387, R.
llu(Â^)....,
Epon. B.
C. 805,
Canon A,
llu-bulutsu-iqbi
"The god has announced

llu-balatsu-iqbi}
his
life"
(cf.
B,
\\u-aba....
III, 26.
(AN- AD...,),
s.
JADD
AN-bu-lut-BI-E, $a Sepa,
70,8 (6.0.674).
safe!"
I, 6 .
JADD
105,
R.
llu-aba-sallim
"O god, keep the father
(E P
Z).
llu-dain-sarru
AN-a-ba-DI,
llu-ab-erlba
JADB i, QAN-AD-SU], JADD 311,

is
of Papptt,
AN-dan-in-LUGAL, K.
,s
37.
R.
*llu-da-la-a (Ar.)
la-(a-}ilu\
"The god has saved"

i&-6
(cf.Dap. 438,
(Ep.
llu-abiia
S).
CIS
R.
II, 54,
KA
"The god
is
"l
my father"
JADD
(cf.
Abi-ilita,
SCHIFFER, Aramaer,
p. 52)
2.
OBa.
Ilu-Adad
I-li-a-bi
RPN),
742, u, irrttu.
HABL
llu-du-u-su
"God AN- d IM,

(IR
19),
A dad"
Qat-na-a-a,
251,
10,
H,
22,
(cf.
Dnsa, Dnsi)
/.
var.
Anp. Ann. KB I, Amel-Adad.
I,
vs
JADD
llu-eres
1.
600,
p. 64.
"The god has planted"

69,
i,
llu-ah-usur
"O god, protect the brother!"

I,
AN-KAM-ei, JADD
R.
i,
(B. C. 692).
186,
AN-PAP-PAP (Ilu-nasir-ahu?), VS
llu-ak-kur (or
97,^.
(B. C. 679).
h NI.
GAB
ta
ekalli,
Nabu-KUR\
tablet
245.
from Vyran
2.
JADD
llu-eriba
255, R.
13.
Shehir,
OLZ
V,
cf.
col.
AN-PIN-e$,
JADD
1141,
33
(B. C. 709).
(cf.
*ilu-amara
h rab
I.
(WSem.,
Antar-ilu,
"l
Bi.
^n^nrix)
"The god has rewarded"

241, XI,
42,
OBa.
kar-ma-ni $a
Maganttba
3.
(B. C.
12,
694)
I-li-e-ri-ba-am)
AN-a-mar,
JADD
137,
427,
2,
is.
AN-SU, K.
spec.
T. XLIII.
97
see Harran-Sadnia.
llu-etir
1.
"The god spared"

ma-hi-is hegalli,
llu-illat-a-a,
AN-e-tir,
HABL
,o
416,
i.
llu-illati,
or Anu-illati
2.
AN-KAR-ir,
JADD
266, R.
(B.
670).
Chron.
II,
i,
ruler belonging to an early
llu-gabbj-iqbi "The god has announced all" AN-GAB-E, JADD 279, R. 6 (B.C. 689). *llu-gab-ri (cf. Bi. bspia?, Ilu-gab-ra\ri TNB)
period of Babylonian history.

llu-ilu-ma
(cf.
Iluma-ilu\ 83-1-18, 695,

Bi.
j-
II, 33,
spec.
*llu-im-me
(cf.
Q^bx)
(B. C. 693).
9.
s.
ia Sepa, JADD 318, R. //. of Nabn-la-di JADB 5, I,

}
JADD
8.
162,
273, R.
//
(B. C.
683). 397, R.
llu-ippas
742,
22.
llu-gu-lu(r),
JADD
775,
"The god
will
execute
741,
\%.
it"
(cf.
flu-
llu-hir-be,
see An-hir-be.
*llu-iada' n
\
.
(WSem,
,
cf.
Bi.
J>T?K)
i68,'e,
1.
BE XIV) AN-ip-pa-aS, JADD

ip-pu-u*
AN-ia-dap. 46).
HABL
R.
2.
7.
R.
is
(WSml.
10, 13,
II,
2.
AN-KAR-as,
83-1-18, 695,
1
II, 23,
spec.
170,
171,4.
2.
212,26.
8,
502,2.
llu-ip-[qid],
JADD
14,
R.
4.
503,
2.
504,
8.
505,
638,
R.
7.
llu-iq-bi
"The god has announced"

910, R.
s.
1041,
KK.
570. 4779,8
(WSml.
II, p. 54).
I, 2
HABL
II, 24,
81-2-4,
"6. 83-1-18, 695,
nakin Dnrili
2. 3.
(B. C. 726),
Sarg. St.
spec.
"l
(KB IV, p. AN-m-a-daAN-id-da-\
158).
4.
*llu-is(?tam)-la-ka
h
22.
',
naggarn of
t
Immirma,
JADB
(cf.
12, II,
s.
llu-ittiia "
*llu-ja-di-nu,
see Ili-ia-di-nu.
(Ph., cf. -jrpb
"The god is with me" DA-ia T-D LC)

C. 694,
3.
OBa.
/-//-
*llu-ia-ta-a-nu
APO,
Ia--ta-a-nu,
1.
AN-KI-e-a, Epon. B.
var.
IIIR
3.
i,
V,
30,
la-ta-na-e-li)
h
JADD
9
120, R.
162, R.
na-si-ku
I I
of
Nar-Tu-bn-li-* -a$,
HABL
R.4.
2.
AN-KI-ia, K. 241, IX,

324,
(in
e.
XII,
spec.
JADD
Epon.
12,
8.
Nineveh;
B. C. 692).
so.
l-!u-i-ba-si (if n. pr. cf.

llu-ib-!i-ja(?)
s.
Iba%si-ilu\
HABL 3 14,
(B.
B. C. 694,
(ii
th
IIIR
*i,
V,
IIIR
2,
no. 20,3
of Esaggil-zer,
at
Kalah
C. 711),
llu-ibni
KK. 2678. 2683 (HI R 2, 7). "The god has created" (cf. OBa.
ib-ni Dilbat)
h
year of Senn.), JADD 58, R. E. 2. R. 20 1, R. 9. 272, R. e. 281, R. 15. i. 140, h $a-kin 427, R. ie; Senn. King VIII, ss;
l
/-//f.
Dimi$qa,
JADD
l
324,
9.
of Al-Nafyu-milki,
JADB
2,
I,
n.
1.
AN-ib-ni,
$akin >"' Su-ki, Tukl.

I,
io:>
II,
Ann.
70.
3.
I-lu-KI-[a\
500, R. 3
.
mar
Ku(Dur\ra-a-a,
JADD
Anp., Ann.
(I
R
R.
h
19).
dupsarrn,
4.
JADD
2.
II, 22,
I,
244, R.
h
17.
Ilu-ittiia,
MDOG
42, p. 51.
is
AN-KAK, JADD
spec.
326,
9.
83-1-18, 695,
lluka-asarid
"Thy god
the first in place"

8ri, 8,9.
9
3 akin "'"'Su-hi,
Anp. Ann.
AN-ka-MAS,
R.
,4
.
HABL
JADD
t
374,
mo
(KB
I,
p. 68).
(B. C. 685). 624,

.?],
(B. C. 687).
llu-iddina
1.
2.
"The god has given" (cf. OBa. I-lii-din-nam RPN) AN- AS, JADD 686, R. 5 (if all the name). AN-MU, JADD 573, R.
2.
llu-ka-ja-a[.
perhaps Ilu-pani-ta-a[-lik] ]A.DD

9
.
288, R.
lluka-apal-usur
(AN-KA-a-PAP, BEHRENS, Briefe,
3. llu-idi
AN-SE-NA, Epon. IIIR4, no. 1,20. "The god knows" AN-ZU, may be read Ihi- It q. v.
,
p. 6), see Ilu-paniia-usur. lluka-nasir (AN-KA-PAP], see Ilu-pi-usnr.
llu-kib-su-usur
"O god, protect the walk!"

the faithful
(B. C. 674).
JADD
llu-kin-usur
I, s.
569, R. s (B. C. 695).
^llu-id-ri
(cf.
I,
Bi.
Wbx)
w." A ame
urqi,
10.
"O god, protect
VS
h
88,
JADB
21,
one!"
tamkaru,
R.
4.
JADD 922,
duptarru, JADD
AN-DU-PAP, JADD
1
[117,4]
e,
54.
8, 6
(B. C. 673). 266,
slave sold (B. C.

13
No.
i.
98
670).
KNUT
800,
TALLQVIST.
i.
83-1-18,
695,
i,
II,
25,
spec.
llu-me-hu-na-a-a,
llu-me-i
(cf.
JADD
26.
296,
3,
slave sold.
p.
Epon.
llu-ku-sur-su
B. C. 829,
IIIR
II, 35.
SCHIFFER, Spuren,
I,
16; Bi.
"O god, save him!"

15,
VS
llu-me-ti
91,
K. 241, VIII,
llu-la-su....,
llu-li'
spec.
1, 3.
(for
the second element

loo,
/.r.
cf.
Me-tu-nu],
C. 886
JADB
VS
7,
VSI,
"The god
698).
I,
is
mighty"
llu-milku (cf. Ili-milku, Ilu-malak)
Epon.B.
i,
AN-ZU
R.
l-lu-lu
(cf.
s.
(or Ilu-idi),
97,
i.
JADD
475,
(B. C.
1.
dup$arru,
JADD
VI,
4,
269,
2.
AN-mil-ki, Canon B, 1, 24. IIIR AN-mil-ku, Tuk. II, Ann. 13.

(abbrev.;
cf.
I, 24.
(B. C. 687).
llu-mu-ki-in
OBa.
Warad-i-lu-li
,
BE
pt.
3.
i)
tablet,
h
PSBA XXIX,
ANf-mu-ki-in, Cass. Nov. 1907, pi. II, i)
of Zu-bi-ir d .....
Ta'annek
mar
h tipri $a bel pihati, '
JADD
48, R./.
llu-ma-ba-ni
(cf.
"Truly, the god is creator" OBa. Ilu-Su-ba-ni RPN)

t
49, R..? (B. C. 656).
llu-mukin-ahu, see Ilu-km-usur.

llu-mu-se-zib
rakbu
JADD
349,
10
(Ep. Q).
"The god saves"

362, R.^.
572, R. 9
.
llu-ma-damiq
(SIG-iq)
"Truly,
Lo.
the
god
22.
is
JADD
h
VSI,
85,
(?).
s.
friendly" of Nilr-Marduk,
rakbu,
JADD
860,
II, 13.
102,
VI,
KB
llu-ma-ilu
IV, p. 92.
is
"Truly, the god

var.
i,
god"
see
(cf.
OBa.
"The god orders" AN-mu-LAL, JADD 363, R. 4 (B. C. 682). llu-na-da "The god is exalted" (cf. Ilu-naid],
llu-mutaqqin
Ilu-ma-i-la,
-d
l-la,
i)
RANKE,
Capp. G,
llu-nadin-ahu
4,
14.
BE
The
B,
*llu-malak
VI, pt.
p. 8,
n.
(AN-AS-PAP\
cf.
II, 31,
or Ilu-edu-usurl or
III,
first
Chron.
12;
king of the second Bab. dynasty, 2 R. i, e, 7, 9. King-list A, I, 13;
Iln-iddina(na\
83-1-18, 695,
llu-nadin-ap!u
JADD
p.
XV
spec.
I-li-ma-AN
Ilu-milki,
BE
Bi.
VI, pt.
2,
68,
29.
"The god gives

5, II, 20.
7
son"
(B. C. 664),
!
(cf.
ma-lik
1.
RPN,
)-li-ma-li-'ki
T^bK, CT
OBa.
8,
Ilui
AN-AS-A, JADB
h tal$u
h
Ar. AN-ma-la-[ak], JADD 378, 2, 12, docket "7bbtf (CIS II, 28. STEVENSON,
Contracts, no.
22).
50,
b)
JADD 115, rma, JADD

llu-na'id
(IIIR
922,
47).
$ann $a
HauIhi-
1, 5.
na-id
>o.
"The god is exalted" RPN; Ilu-na-dd)

h
(cf.
OBa.
2.
AN-ma-lak,
JADD
476, R.
AN-I,
rab kisir Sa tepa,
JADD
235, R./,.
lluma-li' "Truly, the god is mighty" 1. AN-ma-li- JADD 373, R. E. 4 (B. C.

2.
llu-napsat-iram
648?).
"The god loves the living
being"
AN-ma-ZU, JADD
II, as,
513, R.
/.
83-1-18, 695,
627, R.
Ill
5.
I,
rab kisir, spec. B. C. 782, Canon C, Epon.

III, 35;
s.
JADD
1, 29.
R
32.
Na-zib-i-na, 81-2-4, 187,
AN-ZI-RAM, JADD 311, R. /,. llu-nasir "The god is a protector" (cf. OBa. Ilu-na-sir\si-ir RPN) AN-PAP, JADD 80, L. E. /. 347, 2. 473,
R.
,/
of Su-si-ia,
p.
JADD
415,
R.
(KB
cf.
IV,
(B. C. 698).
66r,
is.
K. 241, IX,
4 i,
104; B. C. 734 or 745?).

II, 29,
spec,
llu-ma-lid-gul, 83-1-18, 695,

III,
spec.;
JADD
*llu-natan
ardu Xa h turtanu, JADD 244, R. /o. (WSem., cf. Ar. and Bi. frttba, Hit'-
p.
XV.
*na! patri,
na-tan-nu
llu-ma-lid(t)-qi(?),
JADD
248, R./ (B.C.
1.
AN-na-tan,
688).
BE X) JADD 240,
JADB
3,
4,
slave sold (B. C.
llu-lim-si-i
"The god may

642, L. E.
,.
forget!"(?)
in
2.
AN-na-ta-ni,
VIII,
7.
JADD
llu-ma-tak-lak
I
llu-?-ni,
MDOG
i-nabM..
42, p. 51.
(abbrev.)
(cf.
"Truly,
the god
llu-nu-ri
trust"
Tlu-taklak]
5.
"The god is my APO)

t
light"
(cf.
Eg.-Ar.
HABL
712, R.
amel urqi
JADB
i,
I, 25.
T. XLIII
99
llu-pah-hir
"O god, strengthen!"

272,
JADD
R.
(B. C. 694).
869,
e.
OLZ
VIII, (1895), col. 132 (Ep.
Sili).
nappahu,
JADD
llu-pani(^/)-ia
.
770,
.
4.
"O god, protect the king!" (for texts, see TNB) AN-MAN-PAP, JADD 64, R. 3 (B. C. 672). llu-se-zib "O god, save!"
llu-sar-usur
NBa.
.,
JADD
h
576, R.
//
(B. C. 676).
JADD
h
351, L. E.
/.
llu-paniia-usur
1.
"O god, protect my

re'tt,
face!"
10
llu-se-zib-an-ni
AN-KA-a-PAP,
no.
3.
HABL
639,
"O god, save me!"
rab
biti,
HABL
1078,
is
7.
*llu-si-im-ki
"The god
Se-im-ka,
*
my
support"
(Ar.,
2.
AN-KA-ia-PAP,
,
83-1-18, 695,
II, 30,
3.
AN-SI-ia-PAP, *reu, K. ion
spec. no. i.
h
cf.
Si-im-ka-ia;
SCHIFFER
llu-pi-si
JADD
264,70 (B. C. 688?).

(cf.
Aramaer, p. 35) ; A-at-a-nu qa-ni^Harrdn, amelurqi, of
llu-pi-usur
"O god, guard the mouth!" NBa. IluW-pi-i-u-sur TNB)

243, R.
,4
JADB
llu-si-si-i,
i,
II, 33.
see Ilu-limh.
1.
AN-KA-PAP, JADD
696, R.
2
(B. C. 688).
llu-suma
(B. C. 648).
"Truly, he is god" King of Assyria:

6,
2.
AN-pi-i-SES,
spec.
HABL
cf.
1162,4.
1.
AN-su-ma IR
s.
no.
2.
t
*llu-qa-na-a
(WSem.,
Bi.
j?b), 83-1-18, 695,
2.
II, 35,
of Sd-lim-a[-hu-um] gs. of AN-$u-ma, Ka-tt-\AHr\ f. of I-ri-$um\pa.te.si A-$ir,

Erish.
f.
*llu-qatar
(WSem.,
is
cf.
Ilu^-ga-ta-ri
BE
IX)
KAHI
I,
i.
MDOG
t
47, p. 40.
"The god
1.
a rock" (jwle)
II, 3 e,
AN-qa-at-ta-ra, 83-1-18, 695,
spec.
34,
d off-ri-Xum; pa.te.si A-Ur Erish. I, 60, 4. 6 1, 4. VS I, 62, 4.
KAHI
2.
AN-qa-tar,
mutfr
pttti,
JADD
great"
c
R.
3.
AN-Sum-ma,
R.
:
$ar
mSt
AHur,
I,
Chron.
K
17.
1 ,
(B. C. 695).
llu-rabi
u contemp.
with Suabu.'
(GAL] "The god

Ilu-ra-bi
is
(cf.
OBa.
2,21.
f.
of E-ri-Su, Esarh.
KAHI
51, II,
RPN;
?//-r^-^/-/,Ta annek,
llu-sum-iddin
E-lu-ra-b[i} ibid., vol. LII (1906),
3, p.
41,
"The god has given a son" AN-MU-AS, h mukil apati, of ^Maganuba,
BAUDISSIN,
AE
s.
p. 323,
note
2).
Itmum,
JADD
lluta-ibni
422, R.
13.
Capp. G,
llu-rim-a-ni
(cf.
4,
(iAN-ta-KAK, abbrev.,
cf.
Ea-itota-
"O god, have mercy on me!" I-li-ri-man-ni Cass. tablet, PSBA

,
ibni
f.
TNB)
of Marduk-htm-ukm, Nshi.
(abbrev.) "In the
1057,6. 695, 83-1-18,
11,34,
2.
VS
I
1,
36, III,
15.
Nov. 1897,
pl. I; i')
llu-tak-lak
7
god
557
h
trust"
563,5, R.
7
JADD
f
[108,
R.
4 }.
152, R.
(B. C. 656).
JADD
su-a,
llu-ta-ri-bi
+
4,
llu-sa-a....,
llu-sabatanni
cf.
IV R 61, III, 13, a prophetess. "O god, succour me!" (abbrev.,
(KGAS);
spec.
pahati
mhiPar-
JADD
992,
Bel-qata-sabbatanni TNB) AN-LU-an-ni, K. 10532 (B. C. 648).

llu-sadiini
(abbrev.),
JADD
234,
slave
sold
(B. C. 680).
"The god
is
our mountain"
6.
llu-udanninanni, or
1.
AN-KUR-u-ni, JADD 221, R. llu-sal-lim "O god, keep safe!"

k
-udammiqanni AN-u-KAL-a-ni, f.ofJ3et-tum-iddin,]ADD

307, R.
10.
mutir
pttti,
JADD
860,
II, 4.
2.
AN-u-KAL-ni,
83-1-18, 695,
JADD
II, 27,
162, 6
(B. C. 694).
llu-sal-lim-ahu
(PAP) ther safe!"
"O god, keep the bro66, L. E.

*
spec.
llu-u-kal-la-an-ni"The
(B. C. 693).
god has supported me"

2
U-Dnr-rimte,
llu-sallimsunu
JADD
JADD
II, 26,
698, B. E.
(B. C. 649). 83-1-18, 695,
"O god, keep them
safe!"
llu-ur-ri
spec.
is
JADD 211, R. a: llu-sam-si "The god is my sun" JADD 713,2.

AN-DI-Su-nu,
No.
r.
"The god
my
light"
(cf. Bi.
or perh. abbreviated)
h
$aqu ma-qa-al-ta-a-nu,
HABL
13*
633,
e.
IOO
*l!u-zab-bad-da
KNUT TALLQVIST.
(WSem.,
cf.
Bi.
Ina-Asur-sum-asbat
"With Ashur
received
bad-du
BE
IX, X)
h
a son"(?)
hl
k dupZarrusa hazdni
I'u-zu-nu
h
Ilntsunu?),
JADD 814, u. irrisu, JADD 742, R.

Nlnua,
527, R.
cf.
is.
17.
I-na-'iAS-Sur-MU-as^-bat, Epon., Tukl. I, KAHII, 17, R. n; cf. ASur-him-LU-bat,

Saknu,
l-ma-'-in,
saqn,
(if all
HABL
MDOG
TNB;
44, p. 39.
cf.
l-ma-ni-ilu
the name,
is
Im-ma-ni-Asnr;
l-na-E-sag-gil-zeru
(abbrev.,
in
Ina-]^.saggil-zcrtexts,
perh.
"Our D2
with
the god"; hardly

bittSE?,
/
ibni etc.
OBa.
see
combinable
p.
JADD
III,
f.
abbrev.
122),
JADD
I,
286, R.
(B. C. 691).
Esaggil-zcru, q. v.) of Marduk-ll-naphari, Mna. IIIR 43,

3.
>
RPN;
1, 9.
l-man-na-a, Sarg. St.
Ill, 10,
prob.
I-sin-na-a-a,
f.
IV, E,
--
KB
IV, pp. 68, 74.

I
UNGNAD, VS
*l-man-nu-u
234,
(cf.
3
p.
IX b.
of Tab-alab-Marduk, Mna.
I
R 66,
II, 12;
Ia-man-nu-u, Im-ma-nn-u},
s.
JADD
70,
I,
IG, is.
KB
IV, pp. 66, 80.

e. the (i. NBa. texts
slave (11 C. 710). 598, R.
Ina-esi-etir
"From destruction he
(for
l-mas-si (abbrev.)
s.
god) has delivered"

,
of Adad-gab
VS
*lm-ba-ap-pi (El.
I,
103,
\.
Ummanappa,
"l
cf.
Im-ba-amh hatan
1.
TNB) AS-EL \i209-KAR-ir,

1047,
i.
see
HABL
472,
R.
8.
bu
h
BE XV)
Bi*-Imbi,
III
s.
h qepu, var. rab qa$ti 3a
of Arrakntu
22, 23, 34.
(B. C. 723), Sarg. St.
I, 4,
ie,
Ummanaldasi, Abp. A, Ann. V, i. -- KB II, p.

"l Bit-Imbi. Imbi, see
21,
V,
e?;
f.
II, 26.
196.
2.
of Su-lu-lu,
1 1
--KB IV, HABL 781,

K. 433,
i
p.
s.
ISSff.
^5-BL
s.
20^-SUR
(B. C. 648).
-
Im-bMa-ti
I, 5,
"He
called
me"
(HiNKE), IIIR 41,

-
of Nabn-ctir,
in Blt-Imbi-iati. cf.
KB
IV, p. 74.
KB
IV, p. 170.
is
Im-bu-ja (hypocor.,
Im-bu-ii-a,
BE XV, hub a,
5.
(Ina-)Eulmas-sakin-sumu
Im-bi-ia
f.
TNB)
of Ta-ri-bi,
of Eriba,
p.
JADD
TNB)
Sarg.
677, R.
1.
"In Eulmash name (son) established" AS-E.UL.MAS-GAR-MU, king of

lonia,
BabyF),
-
about
Nai.
pt.
B. C.
1024
I,
(dynasty
29.
lm-bu-pani(S/)-ia
f.
(cf.
St.
Ill, 24
KB
sarru, IV,
2.
VR
i,
60 f.,
I76ff.
IV,
50.
162.
(cf.
i,
KB
III,
p.
lm-ma-a-a
VI,
E.UL.MAS-GAR-MU,
Chron.
Sarru
A, III, 60 f,
;>
SAhat-im-ma-a-a), 83-2-23,
I-ma-ni-ihi
(=
10
I, 20.
no.
i),
135,
3
,
spec.
cf.
t
u. King-list
Im-ma-ni
(abbrev.,
Im-ma-ni-
for 17 years). Nai.
VR
(reigned
IV,
50.
marBa-zi, Chron. A, V,
15 years).
(reigned
for
Aiur)
--
JADD
KB
85,
R.
III, pt.
i,
pp. 176, 178.
7.
II,
Im-ma-ni-Asur (AS-3ur) (cf. I-ma-ni-ilu) 75, R. ,3 (B. C. 742), of Til-Ninib.
p. 287.
JADD
3.
E.UL.MAS-$a-ki-M(J (HILPRECHT, Assyriaca,

p. 15,
n.
8:
Eulma.s-surqi-iddin),
*lm-ma-ni-e-su
(=
Pe, Imanis, El.
Ummannis),
mar
p.
name taken by
*lm]-ma-nu,
Ba-si,
,
Mna.
PSBA XIX
--
(1897),
Martia, the Susian pre4-2,
tender, Dar. Beh.
(III
12.
mar Ba-si h $aq-hip-par samdtati,

43,
I, 29.
39).
Mna. IIIR
l-na-ili-ia-al/a-lak
KB
?,
IV, p. 68.
I
JADD
h
275,
3,
l
slave sold.
"With
1
my god
-(cf.
walk"
I,
*lm-ma-nu-u, R. 10.
*lm-mas-ta-su
h
tamkar,
Kis-qa-a-a,
JADD
357,
rab zammarl, Epon. B. C.

VIII,
Ina-qata-ilani
89
Tigl.
p. 46.
Ann.
(IR
pt.
,
6).
KB
I,
ki-i-pi
sa
"l
Ha-mu,
HABL
(abbrev.)
i)
OBa.
I-na-SU-ili
214, R.
14.
BE
II,
2,
VI,
*lm-rum(?)-ilu, d *lm-sa-i
Capp. E,
2, 6 .
AS-SU*-ANt l
spec.
K. 241, VIII,
21.
82-3-23, 137,
IM-Sa-i, see Adad-Sakni.
T. XLTII.
101
Ina-qibi-Bal
(abbrev.)
texts, d
NBa.
"By order see TNB)

h erib
blti
of Bel"
(in
Nachtrag,
inscript.
p.
i,
MESSERSCHMIDT, Corpus
pi.
Hettiticarum,
XLV,
no.
24,
8.
AS-ki-bi-
EN
ki-Za-li-e,
c.
b.
is;
of
cf.
In-du-u
(cf.
In-du-ut-tim
BE
XV),
(perh.
JADD
R. 3
Nddin-ahu,
527, ".
d
HABL
475,
496,
(B.C. 645?).
*?in-gi-te-su-up
(Tesup)
Kingi-Telup,
lna-qibi-
EN.AB
206,
(?cf.
n.)
HINKE, Boundary Stone,

Merod.
p.
II,
STRECK,
b.
ZA
20,
,
p. 458;
p.
h
of Se-ir-is
or Ni-in-gi-}, of Shupria, Esarh.:
hazannu
Babili,
pt.
i,
Bl. st.
V,
5.
KK. 2852
cf.
+ 9662,
KAHI
II, 22
I,
(WAF
6.
II,
p. 34),
KB
l-na-su-in
f.
III,
192.
Esarh.
75,
l-ni-bi-Asur
i, 7.
of AZur-tabu, Capp. Ch.
(AS-sur] "Fruit of JADD 62, R. i.
Ashur"
cf.
Ina-sari-bel-alak
"In
I
the lord
the breath (favor) of walk" (cf. Ina-$ari-Marduk\
In-ilu
"Eye of the god"
(abbrev.,
In-ilif
BE
h
IX,
E-ni-ilu,
Ph. b5^,
Arb. J^;AC
Nusku-alak
1.
BE XIV)
WELLHAUSEX,
167,
-2.
Reste, p. 6)
AS-IM-EN-a-lak,
990,2.
HABL
2.
AS-IM-EN-DU-ak, K.
(hypocor.,
590, R.
cf.
1257
'
HABL
TNB,
741, 24. i$par birmi, l-ni-Tesup, king of Carchemish,
JADD
MDOG
I,
35, p. 28,
time: Dudkhalia.
!n-ba-a...
NBa.
J In-ba-a
In-nu-u-a (hypocor.,
SIn-ba-tum
RPN)
6.
f.
Inna-Nabn
BE XVII, pt. BE IX)

cf.
p.
5,
note
JADD
In-bu-sa (for
of Sarrani, Sarg. St.

p.
1
II, 36. Ill, s.
KB IV,
5.
OBa.
texts, see
RPN;
d
for
explanaf
60.
tion of the name, ibid. p.

s.
I9Q
ln-qa-a-a, of
qinnu Bit-Arad-Istar,]ADD 891,
of Nur-ahhiSu,
arad Lugal-banda,
cf.
DEP
l-nu-ba-a (hypocor.,
f.
VI, p. 52. *ln-da-bMa (prob. El. hypocor.;
cf. Inba) of Amur-ilu, Capp. G, 9,
e.
fln-di-bi-i,
lp-ta-tar-liiir(675)(r)
"He
Gen.
(i.e.
the god) has
In-da-bi-gas)
h
opened
774, R.
7.
(cf.
30,22)
--
may
it
(the
rab sum,
HABL
cf.
child) succeed",
Ip-te
,
JADD
618,2 (Ep. T).
*ln-da-bi-gas (El.;
In-da-bi-id)
TA
207,
2.
ardu of Tammaritu, rebelled against him and succeeded him as king of Elam, in the time of Ashurbanipal; $ar '""'Elamti, Abp.: A, IIIR 20 ff., IV, 77, 88. V,48. VII, 47J
*lp-ti-har-ti-8-SU
"Ptah has given him", I, p. 352, RANKE, MateSTEINDORFF,

(Eg.
BA
rial, p.
29)
sar
Pihatti-hurunpiki, in Egypt, Abp.: A,
Ann. (V R 4. IIIR 3334,

(G. 36,
393.
7)
IV,
11, 25 , 115.
VII,
23
B,
Ip-tu
.
III
. .
R 17,
I, 105;
Ann.
I, 103.
KB II,
p. 162.
VII,
47, 6o, 70
C, VII, M, in
181);
19;
.,
HABL
174, R.i.
SMITH, History, pp.

no. 6,
2;
179,
7,
IIIR
37,
no.
G.
Ill,
n,
38, 37a,
KK.
1364, R.
4453. 5456 b. 5622.
82-5-22, 531. 83-1-18,92; 263. Bu. 89-4-26,

57.
HABL 622,
KB
II,
e.
1125,2. 1151,2.
167,
R.
s.
*f
pp.
88, 194, 210, 266.
"Ashur has announced" A.BA, of Kar-Sulmanasarid, 82-5-22, Iq-bi-bel "The lord has announced" (cf. " city name Iqbl-Bel} h A.BA, JADD 325, L. E. 2 (Ep. A). announced" Iq-bi-ilu "The god has
Iq-bi-Asur
h
l
158.
the
In-di-bi-i (cf. In-da-bi-id},

if
JADD
66,
(B. C. 693).
JADD
Iq-bi-lstar
267, R./o. 285, R. 3 (B. C. 686). 661,22,
*ln-di-lim-ma (Hit.?;
Sem. perhaps
"Lim
is
slave.
my
p.
n.
i)
50, n.
support" (cf. HOMMEL, Grundriss, i, RANKE, BE VI, pt. i, p. 45,

d
1892,
K. 241, VIII, 12, spec. (^F) "Istar has announced"

826,
5.
JADD
IqiSU,
i.
abbrev.
> Qisu,
$d
"l
q. v.
mar Se-ir-da-mu,arad nhara,]^f^>

p.
I-qi[-t\-su,
Me-fii-ni-iS,
Epon.
B. C. 755,
369 f., PEISER, Die Hetit Inschriften,
Canon
81-2-4, 187, R.22.
No.
i.
IO2
KNOT
TALI.QVIST.
2.
3.
I-qi-si,
JADD
264,
(B. C. 688).
s.
of Ea-rimanni,
VR
61, VI,
20
(B.
C.
Qi-i-su,
Epon. B. C. 755,
Canon A, IV,
(abbrev.,
cf.
u.
s.
884-860).
of Nu-ur-za-nu,
astrologer
(cf.
Iqisa
"He has presented" BE IX, /-?/-.? TNB)
above),
6.
i.
HABL
R.
i.
500, R.
HABL 1053 e. BA-Sa, Sm. 545 for NBa. texts, see TNB) Iqisa (hypocor.;
280, R. JBA-*a-a, HABL 2 12, SaSarri, HABL 274,0. JADD
is.
10, 23.
130,
R.
c.
TRep. 1 15 E, R. I74A,R. 4. 218 A, R.

is.
126,
246,
R.i.
h
A.BA
R.^
l-rat-ti,
HABL
248, n.
is
232,
Ir-bi-hal-dl
"Great
885,
2.
Khaldi"
(B. C. 685).
s.
JADD
St. II,
10.
oiSum-ukm, Sarg.
KB IV, p. 160.
5.
*lrhulini
1.
Iqisa-a-a (hypocor.),
JADD
s.
97, R.
Ir-hu-li-e-ni,
II, 88.
*""'
*""<
A-mat-a-a, Shalm.
"l
Ill,
Mon.
Iqisa-Bau
"Bau has presented"

'
\Ha\-ma-ta-a-a, of
Al-ta-ma-ku
p. 172.
BA-$a- d Ba-u,
11,8
of Arad-Ea, Mel. Lo. 101,

p. 58).
Shalm. EH, BaL M. -2.
KB
I,
(KB
IB.
IV,
Merod.
I,
DEPVI,
Ir-fyu-li-na, '""'A-ma-ta-a-a, Shalm. Ill,
Ob .GO.
Co.
87,
p. 43,
IKBI,
3.
92, 100;
p. 134.
"Gula has presented" BA-$a- d Gula, Sm. 669,9 (NE p. 91). Iqisa-Marduk "Marduk has presented" d 1. BA-$a- AMAR.UD, K. 4682, i (WSml.
Iqisa-Guia
p. 40).
Ir-hu-li-ni, ""'A-ma-ta-a-a,
Shalm.
of
Ill,
Tigr.
2, 21.
"!
4.
II,
Ur-fyi-li-ni,
"^Ha-ma-ta-a-a,
Bal.
I.
A-da-a,
Shalm.
Ill,
mar
Zarri,
II,
s.
of Merodach-BalaIV,
jr.
dan
pt.
2.
II,
i,
Merod.
Bl. st.
KB
*l-ri-ma-ja-as-sa (Eg.),
*l-ri-sa-til-!a
TA
130, n.
III,
p. 190.
BA-$a- d SU, K.
VSI,
241, X,
110,2.
(cf.
n
9.
spec.
l-rak-ka-a...(?), Sarg. B,
Ir-a-ni (abbrev., cf. Ir-a-ni-
1-ri-su-iliP'
Erisu, Bi. 'ccng),

27
JADD
I,
147, R.
i.
Marduk TNB,
527, R. u.
l-ri-sa,
cf. ibid.
Abp. K. 2846,
of
It-fii-bu-si,
(WAF
21,
p. 474).
*l-ri-se-en-ni (cf. Erisinni)

P- 330)
f.
of
Dummuqu,
HABL
s.
CTII,
(cf.
5,
10, is.
Frisum
*lr-an-zu/zi
m " f Man-na-a-a,
of Aza, gf. of Bagdatti and Ullusunu, died B. 716, Sarg.: Ann. 32; Khors. SG; Rm. 2, 97. R. [5].
f.
king of Man,
c^Lsx, EriSti), ancient Assyrian ruler, Summa, f. of Ikttnum

>
"Agricola"
Arb.
see
s.
also
of Ilu-
1.
KB
or
II, p.
56;
-r/-^,Shalm.I,KAHII,i3,III,38: 159 years before Samsi-Adad.
III,
pt. 2, p. 144.
2.
Irassi-ilu,
1.
RaU-Uu
s.
TUK-AN,
-
of Apli-i-a, Mna.
Ill
R 43, II,
15.
E~ri-ht,s.off/u$vmma] tangn <<4 jfr, Esarh. KAHI I, 5 1, II, i? 1 26 years before Samsi:
KB
i.
IV, p. 70.
Adad.
496,
-
2.
TUK-U-AN,
R.
499.11034, u.
HABL
5oo,
2
497,2. 498,1,
861,9.
3. E-ri-h'i, 4.
Shalm.
f.
I,
KAHI
I,
13, III,
SB.
5oi,i.
949,6.
E-ri-Sum,
of
I-ku-nu-um,
K. 8805
+
55,
JADD
R.
5.
385,
173, R.
R.
i.
//.
TRep. 46 A,
s.
R.
R.
33,
7.
101,
236, R.
277 B,
5. c.
K. 10238+ K. 10888, 6 (AJSL 1 8, VIII, p. 102. KING, RRT,
p. 176.
MVG
note
5.
p.
7;
ardu $a $arrimahrtt\pantt,
7.
26, R.
4).
I,
R.
59,
R.
4.
60,
2.
R.
4.
65,
R.
i.
66,
R.
f-ri-fotm,s.otl/u-iu-ma)] Shams.
2,
1,
19.
KAHI
no.
I,
85, R.
s.
96B.R.
147,
3.
107,
9.
s.
R.n. 126
6.
7.
(III R 58,
pa.te.si
A-$ir,
p.
6,
no.
10).
R.
148, R.
164,
R.
9.
4.
(WINCKLER,
ZA
p.
II,
ff.
314.
MEISSNER,
pi. i,
I,
165 A, R.
245, R.
7.
i82,R.
227, R.
244 A, R.
MVG
KB
s.
I,
VIII,
p.
i).
100
AKA
KAHI
p.
i.
247 A, R.
4.
273,
R.
h
250 A, R. 3. 269, R. 13. 81-2-4, 164, K. 241, XI, 37,

12.
VSI,
62.
60.
61;
spec.
salsu rakbi,
HABL 425,
7.
of fhi-h'i-ma, gs. of Sd-lim-a[-hu]-um, KAHI ggs. of Ka-te-\Ahr\ p.te.si A fir

T. XLIII.
103
MDOG 43, p. 39. pa.te.si A-$ur, MDOG 47, p. 40.

I,
i.
Cf.
kil-a-na-ili-Su,
(KiN<;, *ls-sa-a (Ar.,

h
BBS,
cf.
Me!. Lo. 103 (90827), with note pi. VII, p.
I,
40
12).
lr-kul-lu,
82-3-23, 135, V,
11,
spec.
Talm.
o^)
,
Ir-ri-ga (cf. Ir-ri-gi h

Ir-ri-ki
f.
BE XV)
3,
I,
reu alpc
in hlIa-na-ta-
JADB
4, III,
is.
$aq$arri, Mel., Susa
13.
1-sNa-e,
HABL
144,
21.
l-sar-ha-ri-im
"Horus
is
righteous"
(cf.
I-ScrIII,
of Zu-zu-ta, VSI, 107,

(Mit),
G.
Sattiai
VS
VIII, 14, w,
I-Sar-i-li
BE
I,
*lrruwabi
Boghazkoi,
R.
OLZ
XIII
(1910),
f.
pt.
I,
I-âr-li-mi)
9.
col. 292.
Ir-si-si,
of Ma-num-ki-i-e-ni-a, Capp. Ch.
JADD
no. 4).
383,
5,
(B. C. 674;
IIIR
50,
Isbi-Urra (cf. H-ba-tum Dilbat) d ls-bii UR-ra, tar f-si-in, K.

.
47 5 5
= IV R
2i
3 5,
*lr-sa-ap-pa (Eg.
(?), cf.
Ir-$up-pi)
2.
TA3I,
11, 29,
phis III
messenger sent by Amenoto Tarkhundaraba of Arzawa.

Capp. G,
5, 10)
no. 7. R-bi- d
UR-ra,
22.
his tertu,
K.397O, R.
= CT
XXVII,
Isdi
(abbrev.)
*lr-sup(ru?)-pi (cf. Ir(l)-$upQru)-pi
Tigl. I,
Ann.
I,
II, 26,
by-name of
SUHUS-i,
Kili-Tesup.
JADD
877,
4.
*lr-tim
f.
KB
p. 20.
s.
320, R. 3 (B.^C. 691).
NLSUR, JADD A.BA ar-ma-[a-a],

i,
of Ld-ki-bi-im, Capp.
T-D
239,
19.
JADD 782, s (B.C. 66 1). of Ha-la-id-di, JADD 345,

'
Isdi-Adad
ei
*lr-ti-sa-ti
'""*
(cf. perh. Ir-tnn) Gi-in-gir-da-a-a, Shams. V,
Ann.
JADD
Ill,
931, R.6. K. 241, XI,
29,
spec.
(I
RSI).
--
KB
7,
lsdi- A-du-hi
I,
p. 182.
lr-tuk(?/^)-ka-a-nu,
Ir-si-e-tu,
HABL
R.
9.
83-1-18, 695, XII, u, spec.

6.
128, R.
Isdi-ahe
Ta'artnek
l-sa-na-a-a
"Native of the city of Isana"

76, R. 6 (B. C. 656).
6.
HABL 217, u. 919,

Isdi-
2.
JADD
II,
138,6. 857,11,28.
JADD
l-sin-na-a-a
f.
K. 1197,11 (WSml.
B\\esu(PAP^-su)
p. 17).
121, R. *(B. C.
671). 267, R.
JADD 373,
Ill, 10.
(B.C.648?).628,R.
9.
MVGVIII
3.
"Native of the city of Isin"
QiUsalli, Sarg. St.
KB IV,
q. v.
III,
(1903), p.
s.
in, ^(Ep.
P).
5,
p. 160.
of Arad-istar,
JADD 67,
B. E.
Is-kal-da-a, to
be read Is-qur-e-a,
I, 4i.
Isdi-Allaa
i,
.Mel.,
Lo. 103,
(?
KB
III,
pt.
p. 156.
1.
Is-ka-me-e
JOHNS,
ADD
5.
p. 103;
*
or
Kak-
2.
SUH(JS-a-/a-a-a,]ADD 350, u SUHUS-JAl-la-a-aî-i-iZ,^,

bel-pihati of Milidda,
(B. C. 707).
XI,
e.
spec.
ka-tarisT],
ls(?)-me-tas,
JADD Capp. R 2,
(WSem.,
66, R. E.
(B. C. 693).
JADD 904,
I, e.
Ispabara, see Hpabara.

*ls-pi-it-tH[lu?]
irrttfittf,
cf.
Isdi-Asur
Pu.
[ttt>]!D^*3,
Bi.
9.
JADD 86,
h
s.
2,
(B. C. 650?).
88, L. E. 3 877,
.
3.
Can. Sipti-Addii],
Bi.
JADD
775,
abarakku,
JADD
35, R. 3 (B.C. 665?).
Is-pu,
see Izbu, Izbu-llUr*

(cf.
of Tar-ti-&a-fstar,]
ADD
711,
5.
*ls-pu-te/ti
KnfiO), or Iz-bu-tut
h
JADD
841,5. 1128,4. 1140,4.
dagilissfiri,]PiDY>
HABL 167,
of
R.
10.
851,111,9.
:i:
Isdi-ba-ki-um-me, see Isdi-la-ku-um-me.

h
ls-pu-tu
s.
(WSem.)
amel urqi $a
ekalli,
s.
of Afu-sa-la-mu,
A-ti-i\
atlaku,
JADD 307, R.
is,
11.
JADD
s.
182,1,4.
cf.
IsdMBu
..... ,
83-1-18,695, XI,
spec.
Is-qur-e-a (hypocor.,
of A-dal-la-li,
i.
mar marti
Izkur-Nabft) sa Bit-' Ta11
83-1-18, 695, XII,
7,
spec.
No.
104
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
h Abp.). rakbu $a R. 9 (Ep. f).
lsdi-di[-ri],
JADD 68,
40
;
L.E.
*.
(B.C. 645).
h
d
mar
sarri,
JADD 3 12,
Isdi-e-kur-ri
K. 241, VIII,
XII, 2o(?), spec.

13
rakbit,
lsdi-
Na-na-a
JADD
Isdi-Harran
207, R.
(Ep. B).
JADD
Isdl-Nergal
1.
1041, R.
5.
\~SUHUS-KAS,
pnte,
HABL
159,
K. 24 1, VIII, is, spec. h mutir h rab kisir Gi-mir408, 7.

364, R.
7
n-di-UGUR, VS
rob saql,
I,
95,
>
(Ep. A).
9.
2.
SVHUS-UGUR, JADD
743,
s?.
r^
y&w/r
ra-a-aJADD
(B. C. 679).
naknu,
627,
lsdid
JADD 857,
5.
I,
JADD
2.
3.
nalhi
rakbi,
JADD
13.
Nusku
253,
d
R. * (B. C. 666).
JADD
880,
II,
2
SUHUS-KAS*, JADD SUHU&tKAS, JADD
lsdi(?)- Pa-ri-si
32, R.
(B. C. 688).
83-1-18, 695, XII,
15,
spec.
124,3 (B.C. 674). [585, R./].
Isdi-sa-gal-e, var. Bur-sa-gal-e, q. v. d VII-BI, Libbi?) Isdi-Sibiiti(?
83-1-18, 695, XII,

Isdl-ilu- .....
IG,
spec.
JADD
hazan 'GarIsdi-Sin
922, IV,
/
13.
iamkaru,
JADD
364,
R. E.
R.9,// (B.C. 670).
(B. C. 679).
JADD 3 3 2,
di-kan-Jii,
Isdi-lstar
1.
JADD
499,
(B. C. 670).
JADD
Isdi-Samas
1.
857,
II, BG.
946,
II,
e.
SUHU&-XY, JADD
989,
12.
sasinu
1
374, R. ,5 (B. C. 686. ardu sa h bcl pihati $a

so
.
"'Kalhi,
JADD
,
141,
(B. C. 709).
. .
rakbn,
JSUHUS-UD(?.\ JADD 81 1, '"SUHUS-d UD(}\ JADD 660, Isdi-sarru (LUGAL)

2.
10.
JADD
857, 382,
2.
852
h
I, 6 .
*.M
te////,
h
II, s.
zammaru
716).
$a
sukkalli,
JADD JADD
JADD
3,
<.,
R.
3.
IsdiX-^-SulmanC^/-;^^/...), 83-1-18, 695, XI,

spec.
20,
R.j (B.C.
9
SUHUS- d XV, JADD

624, R.
(B. C. 687).
69,
R./
(B. C. 692).
lsdi(r)-"ZIB, 83-1-18, 695, XI, n, spec.
dagil
issnri,
JADD
Isidsunu (abbrev.)
851,111,10.
s.
SUHUS-su-HU
h
,
Saknit,
ADD
75
R.
14
of Ahu-lamur,
JADD
809,
32.
(B.C. 676).
606, R.^.
l(r)-si-i,
:i
3.
SUHUS-NINNI,
83-1-18, 695, XII,
*riqqu,
JADD
VS
1,95,
-'3
(Ep. A), prob. Sam-si-i.
Isdi-la-ku-um-me
17, cf.
ls-ka(l>lu-u
JOHNS,
ADD III p. XV.
/(
Ta-ba-la-a-a,
483,
2
KK.
1 1
476,9.
1 1
484,
2.
82-5-22,
Isdi-Nabu
i.
(KGAS
56.
57- 59).
SUHUS- dAK,
361,
//
K. 13035.
*/Yi/j*V,JADD
187,2.
Is.ki.bal (renders
(Ep. F.)
186,2. 188,2.
Sapin-mat-nnkurti V R 44, ua) of the country of the sea (dynasty B), King
King-list A,
I, e;
2.SUHUS- d PA, HABL

189, 2. 728,
2.
B,
is.
JADD 3,
.
R.
4.
26, R. * (B. C.
*ls-ku-ru
(if
not Mil-kii-ru,
cf.
Milki-tini), hus83,53. 85,

K,;
121,5 (B.C. 671). 163, R./o. 169, R.E. /. 343, 8 385, R. ,.,. 394, R. 414, ls 21, R.5. 415, R. E. i (B. C. 745). 456, R. 7
680).
.
band otSUmmahnu,
kur-[ru], 84,
43.
TA
I$-
Is-ma-a-sur
"Ashur has heard"

17,3.
621,8.
622, R. E.
/.
711, R.9.
1069,2.
Capp. G,
s.
K. 1 3 737. *rab ekal/i,]&BD 640, R. 6. 642, R. E. / (Ep. R). VS I, 90, , 7 * rob kisir (Sa
.
ls-man-ni-Adad("'
U}
"Adad has heard me"
mar sarri), JADD

R.
9
325, R. / 9 (Ep. A'). 327, R.,9 (Ep.N). 414, (Ep.A).62i,R./, (Ep. F.) *rab matt,] 641, R. ,3 (Ep. C;
.
of Adad-qassun, JADD 172, R. 13. Ismanni-Asur "Ashur has heard me"'

1.
HAL-a-ni-AS-Sur,
ADD
2.
HAL-ni-AS-$ur,
HABL 325, HABL 182,

2.
3.
723,
i.
T. XLIII.
Ismanni-ilu
1.
"The god has heard me"

III,
4,
IJAL-an-ui-AN, 83-1-18, 695,
spec.
Istar-ab-usur d
f
2.
I$-man-ni-AN
d$-ma-afid
ibid. Ill,
),
spec.
(cf.
"O Ishtar, protect the father!" XV-AD-PAP, hpal}aru, JADD 948, "O Ishtar, protect the lstar-aga-usur
i.
Isme-Dagan
"Dagan has heard"
OBa.
/a-
crown!"
d XV-GtL-PAP
t
1.
Da-gan T-D LC) U-ine- dDa-gan

f.
81-2-4, 255,
II,
.1.
82-3-23,
I35
V,
5,
spec.
of dAsir-nirari^)\ pa.te.si dAHr,

nir. I,
Ash63,
7.
KAHI
I,
62,
3.
Arn.,
KAHI
I,
Istar-ah-eriba d
I,
XV-PAP-SU, JADD
(gen.),
193, R.j.
f.
of Sam-li- dAdad', pa.te,si Asur, Tigl.

-
I,
2.
Ann. VII, 63. VIII, 3. d n-me- d Da-gan, lugal

Isin,
f.
KB
ki
p.
42
ff.
Istaranu (cf. Samsanu, d XV-a-ni

Istar-apal-iddin
1.
TitO'tM?,
Belanu]
i.
JADD
532,
l-si-in
i
-na,
king
of
"Ishtar has given a son"

5.
2,
V
pt.
i, i;
I,
2,
(CT XXI
20. 21).
dXV- Ad
KB
III
p. 86.
SAK
of
p. 206.
2.
NINNI-A-AS,
(
of En-an-na-tum',
5
king
Sumer and
-
Mstar-Arba'il
JADD 943, VII, JADD 480, R.^. .... dXV-IV JADD

AS,
),
292,
3,
Akkad, IR2, VI, b; 2,6 (CT XXI). KB III pt I, p. 86. SAK, p. 206. Is-me-ilu "The god has heard" (for OBa. texts,
see

Istar-bab-ah-iddin
XV-KA-PAP-As JADD
t
138,
R.
2.
RPN,
392,
cf.
U-ma-ilu Manishtusu,
Bi.
Istar-bab-eres
1.
and Sab.
bKJPEl&i)
XV-bab-KAM-es,
no.
3.
JADD
73,
R. E.
/,
var. of
JADD
Is-me-llu-a-a
R..?
h
(B.C. 710). 83-1-18, 695,

kisir,
III, 21,
spec.
rab
HABL
582,
4.
2. 3.
XV-KA-KAM-e$, JADD 40,

.
R.
4 (B.
0676).
"My god
(or
Aia?) has heard"
Sm.
520.
4.
XV-KA-PIN-el, JADD 74, R. s (B. C. 680). XV-KA-SA TAR, HABL 3 87, 10, cf.BEZOLD,
Catal. p.
^s'pabara (Iran., see also A}-pa-ba-rd) s. of Dalta, b. of Nibe, king of Ellipi.

1.
2064 b.
46,
Istar-bab-eriba
Is-pa-ba-a-ra, Sarg.:
28;
Ann. 407. Senn.:

(III R
Bell.
XV-KA-SU, JADD
13,
2.
R.
h
.
ata,
2.
King 11,23; KuU, 13 19); Tay. (IR38). -- KB II, p. 88. n-pa-ba-a-ra, Sarg.: Ann. 404; Khors. 118,
11,9
119,
JADD
Istar-bab-ibni
232, R.// (B.C. 685).
XV-KA-KAK, JADD
lstar-bab-ili[a
1.
814,
II, 2.
121.
(Iran.,
cf.
*ls-pa-ka-a-a
mat
II,
"AtfjrccKoc;
JIN
p.
143)
\XV\ba-bu-AN-a-a,
679).
JADD
150,
R.
(B.C.
As-gu-za-a-a
29; B,
III, 17.
(B. C.
678),
II,
Esarh.: A,
2.
--
KB
pp. 128, 146.
XV-KA-AN-a-a,
slave sold. 826,
d
JADD
4.
138,
R.
3.
446,0,
*ls-pi-ma-a-tu (Eg.
Nspemete, Gr. 'E(5;Tti(v)f|Ti^ STEINDORFF, BAI, p.354, orNsp^-mdw,

RANKE,
a-a-ni,
-
3.
XV-KA-AN-a-a,
HABL
127,
342,
i6.
Material,
p. 29,
BttBOtf,
itifeWK
APO) King
of Tanis in Egypt, $ar" l TaIII
Istar-bab-sapi d
XV-KA-sa-pi,
JADD
R./
(B. C.
68 1).
Abp.: A,
II,
17,
I,
no;
Ann.
I, IDS.
Istar-bab-sa-tar, see Fstar-bab-erel (?}.
KB
f.
p. 162.
Istar-bab-sallimani
*ls-pu-u-i-ni
of Menua,
HAV
p. 26of.;
s.
of
XV-KA-Sal-lim-a-ni,
mish,
d
A.BA,
of
Carche-
Sardur,
DWAk.
36, II,
inscription from
1899, p. 118. Iden-
JADD
675, R. n.
Ta-nit-ti-Bet)
775,5.
Ashrut-Darga;
tical with,
KBAk.
(T-D
lstar-bab-tanitti(? cf.
Us-pi-na, q. v.
XV-KA-UB.RI,]KDT>
132,29 (Ep.
Sili).
Is-ta-an-bu, (cf. Is-ta-bu
LC
i.
238,40),
JADD
Istar-
I8tar(?)-bab-tabu(?^'....),
OLZ
VIII (1905),
col.
228, R.
d
,.
lstar(
JTF)
i.
HABL 300,
552,
2;
cf.
Istar-bab-usur (or -nasir}
nddin-aplu and -sum-eres,

No.
XV-KA-PAP, JADD
847,
5.
io6
f
KNUT TALLQVIST.
lstar-bel-daini
fX V-EN-da-i-ni,
tess,
Istar-di
. .
.
h-lu-tu Xd Sarri, prophe-
Istar-gamil d
fd
"Ishtar spares"
I$-tar-SU,
. . .
JADD 66
.,
1, 21.
IVR6i,
(
V,
10.
Istar-ha-am
81-2-4, 255,
II, e,
spec.
.,
dXV-di
....),
JADD
97,
4.
*ls-tar-hu-un-du, see
Sutur-Nakundi.
Mstar-di-'-ni-ni
"Olshtar, judge mel"
(di.JBelit(B. C. 691).
Istar-ID.KAL (emnqi.),
I, 42.
Epon.
B. C. 868,
IIIR
i,
di-ni-in-ni
Istar-diiri
1.
BE XV) JADD 320, 4

163,
.
Istar-ilu-a-a
(prob. abbrev.)
2.
"Ishtar
is
my
e
god"
(cf.
OBa. Istarsa sepa,
XV-BAD, HABL
JADD
24,
R.
ilu Dilbat)
(B. C. 645). 63, R. s 329, R. 9 (Ep. K). 334, R. E. /. 379, 5 (B. C. 653). irrilu, at
Nineveh gate of Arbela, JADD 742, 9. h mutir pnti, HABL 544,6. JADD 857,
III, 21.
JADD 470, (B. C. 663 JADD 71 L.E. Istar-is JADD 114, R. s

1,
/.
. .
.
rab kisir,
?).
.,
lstar(BL 8862)-la-ba, Capp. G,
8,
n.
Epon. B.
C. 774,
Canon A,
III
i,
III,
43.
Epon.
B. C. 714, IIIRi, V,io.
lstar(BL 8862)-!a-ma-zi "Ishtar is dian deity" Capp. G, 20, 3.
my
guar-
Cf.
f.
Sardaurri.
of Manzaz-ASur-sabat,
JADD
80,
3.
mar
"l
Arbaili, Esarh.
IVR6i,
1,29.
2.
XV-BAD,
710,2,
h
HABL
112, n.
707,2.
709,2.
$angn$aBlt-kidmuri.
R.
i, 9
JADD 28,
507,5.
lstar^F)-mas-lal-la-a-ie JADD 87, R. 6 (Ep. W).

Istar-mitu-ballit
ill)
1.
R. 3
R.
2
(B. C. 686). 281, (B. C. 707). 331,
(B. C. 694). 292, (B.
"O
Ishtar, let the
dead
/
(i.
e.
C6;o).
one
2.
live!"
81,
h A.BA, JADD 185, 638, R. 4. 980, I,n. R. 14. Epon. B. C. 774, of Nasibina, Canon
XV-BAD-TI, JADD
= no.
R. E.
(Ep. Q.)
B, IV,
Canon E. Epon. B. C. 714, Canon A, V, 10 C, III, 22; DIV,s; JADD

15
;
2.
<<XV-mif-tu-&aS-/it,]ADDS2,R.E.
= no.
i.
1098,
f.
II, 9.
JADD
177, R./, (Ep.
of Sa-la-belttiunu,
JADD
2.
160, R.
12.
3.
4.
XV-du-ri, HABL 160, d XV-du-ri, HABL 157,

l62,
2.
Istar-nadin-ahe d 1.
2.
2.
W.) "Ishtar gives brothers"

l
,
.
2.
158,
2.
2.
159,
2.
161,
XV-SE-na-PAPf JADD 354, 4 XV-SE-PAPPi, JADD 899,7. h belnarkabti,
164,
2.
708,
2.
711,
JADD
446,
525, R.s. 840,
II, 2
!a
sâ,]ADD
Istar-dur-qali
"Ishtar is the stronghold (refuge) of lamenting" (cf. Ar. docket bp"m. CIS II, p. 29, STEVENSON, Con.
R.E., (Ep.Q.). Istar-nadin-aplu "Ishtar gives a son" * 1. 'XV- AS- A, JADD 507, R. 6. h A.BA,
420, R.
2.
?
JADD
28 .
tracts, no.
1.
(B. C. 670).
h
[
12)
d d
XV-BAD-qa-a-li,
JADD
$aknu,
318,
6|
slave.
3.
XV-MU-A,
1
A.BA\ JADD 448,

2,
R.
2.
f
XV-BAD-qa-li,
JADD 619,8.
II, 5 ,
XV-SE-A,
08.
JADD
h
R.
(Ep. A). 82-5-22,

331, R.
y
lstar-dur-usur fd
"Olshtar, protect the wall!"

4.
XV-BAD-PAP,
775,1.
Cf.
XV-SE-A,
R.
h
/<].
A.BA, JADD
h
7.
[421,
"l
81-2-4, 255,
is
spec.
"Istar-e-mu-ki-ia
"Ishtar
my strength"
rab X-ti (ta

[67 1,
;
A.BA^}
(B.
sa
Ar2
JADD
d
bailu,
HABL
2]
C. 646). 829,
XV-ID.KAL.., Epon.
B.C. 868, IIIR i, 1,42. Istar-eres "Ishtar has planted"
(IIIR 51, no. 5,6 B.C. 648),
HAVp.257.
(B.C. 647).
Istar-na'ld
1.
"Ishtar
hl
is
exalted"
XV-KAN, JADD
619, R./,.
Is-tar-I,
Ku-ra-a-a,
388,
h
.
JADD 500,
860,
II, 32.
R.
k
4.
Istar-eriba
2.
XV- 1, JADD
*
2.
%a-sa-nu,
857,
1
,
XV-SU, JADD
Istar-e-ti-li
661,
is
22 ,
slave.
HABL 419, 4
(B. C.
rab
kisir,
"Ishtar
661, R.
my
lord"(?)
naggar D UBBIN, Louvre, AO 222

656
(?);
JADD
1, 32.
R. s
JADD
3.
OLZ VI
(1903),
col. 198),
T. XLIIT.
ID/
h
3.
*XV-I,
HABL 417, JADD

-'
186, R.
9 (B.
C.
s.
of Nabtt-zer-liSir
tup-lar-ri
rab GI-u
(qantti),
t
rab
674). 532,
s.
R.
*.
82-5-22, 128. 83-1-18, 20.
$a
A$ur-&an-aplu
50 b).
K. 2861,
of Ag-ri, h la-si-mu $a Ninua, R. * (Ep. G). of ASur-apal-llUr,

r
JADD
5.
160,
7. 8.
11.
R.
(IV
R 9,
XV-MU-KAN, HABL
580, R.
3.
f.
JADD
1040, R.
d
4.
XV-na--id, K. 8530 ==
#r^/, of
-
HABL 1034,
JADD
742,
lstar(A F)-na-ma-ri
9.
al
XV-MU-PIN-et, HABL [16, 5]. 670, 2. 845, R. e. maSmatu, JADD 851, i. d HABL XV-MU-PIN-et, TRep. 55, c
<mr/
hpallurtt,
cf.
32.
993,6t
*ls-tar-na-an-di
n-tar-na-an-hu-un-di} nat Abp. 13765. sarru$a' Hi-da-li, K. 2674,7

(EL,
Istar-sum-iddin "Ishtar has d i$-tar-MU-MU

1.
given a son"
(cf.
TNB)
(III
37,
1,
).
*ls-tar-na-an-hu-un-di, see Sutur-NanhundL
2.
XV-MU-AS, JADD 61, R..? (Ep.L). 448, R./*. d XV-MU-AS, JADD 860, II, 10. h A.BA,
HstarÂ'Fj-nap-sir
"Olshtar, be kind again!"

slave sold.
is
f.
JADD
d
3.
41,
R.^ (B.C. 671)
JADD
Istar-nasir
725,
3,
of Nabu-enba,
JADD
h
160,
R.
9.
"Ishtar
f.
protector"
XV-MU-SE-na,
tiparu $a zinnttit ekalli
XV-PAP,
h
of Kisir-ilu,
(hypocor.)
160, R.
JADD
<?
237, R.
s.
f.
of Ahir-matka-danin
and
Naid-htar,
-ia
JADD
(Ep. G).
Istar-sum-iqisa
is
642,3.
tamkarit,
JADD
5,
"Ishtar has presented a son"
-me-ni
"Ishtar
merciful"
XV-MU-BA-Sa,
no.
4).
(cf.
HABL
205,2
(V
54,
JADD
f
f
211,
slave sold.
lstar(<^F)-sal-lat-ti
"Ishtar
shadows"
II,
3,
Istar-sum-ukm "Ishtar
d
has established a son"

852,
II, 10.
SSaUattum TNB),
lstar(^F)-sil-lit (cf.
81-2-4, 255,
spec.
J ntar-sallatti)
XV-MU-DU, JADD Istar-tabni-bullit (Ba.) "O

NINNI-tab-ni
rf
. .
.
Ishtar,
keep alive
JADD
d
[
95 5,
R.
3.
what thou hast created!"

.,
Istar-sum-eres d 1.
2.
"Ishtar has planted a name"

3877.
s.
81-2-4,
164.
is
tt-tar-MU-KAM, K.
I$]-tar-MU-KAM-e$, kena, K. 5990 (III R

no. XXII,
57;
of Nabn-zuqup43).
lstar( JTF)-ta-a-a-ru-u
"Ishtar
merciful"
trust"
53, no. 2,
JADD
f
rf
1073,
3.
d
3.
NINNI-MU-KAM-e$, K. 2670
B.C. 684).
31,2.
21,
(III
l8tar( ^TK)-tak-lak (abbrev.)
"In Ishtar
2,
81-2-4, 255,
Istar-tariba
II,
i,
spec.
XV-MU-KAM, HABL
673,2.
159,
676,2.
6.
TRep.
5.
R.
4.
5.
35,2-650,3. 31, R. 10.
1.
XV-Û,
see IUar-enba.
s.
2.
3.
2.
R.
247, R.
277 L,
40,2.
519,
2.
5.
XV-MU-KAM-et,
37,2.
384,
[675,
2. 2.
HABL 33,
2.
34,
*-
3$,
2.
4.
38,2.
385,
2.
[39,2].
[41,2].
332,4.
5.
2.
JADD 13, 780, (B. C. 663). JADD 89, R. 3 (B.C. 683). XV-ta-SU, JADD 250, R. (Ep. G). h d XV-ta-SU, rld immere, JADD 196,
*XV-ta-ri-ba,
t
i, e
d XV-ta-ri-bi
i.
386,
[672, 2 ]. 674,
677,
7,
7.
2].
JADD
A,
5.
445, R. 6 (B. C. 660).

93,
TRep.
(III
21
R.
i.
128,
R.
JADD
148,
R.
6.
58, no. 6).

i.
157 D, R.
198,
[1360, R. s]. 136?, R. 3. 1 68, R. 4 (III R 58, no. 4).

7
81-2-4, 255, 11,2, spec.
R.
i.
206, R.
(IIIR
59, no.
i.
n). 244,
[2626].
lstar(^K)-tuk-lat (abbrev.)
R.
d
(III
R. 59, no. IV), 255,

[267, R.15].
JADD
f
893,
s.
264, R.
6.
10.)
K.
115.
1
lstar-ummi-iarrani
"Ishtar
is
the mother of
XV- MU-KA M-et, TRep. 2 57, R. s. K. 3 906. h A.BA,V$ 1, 87, j/. h rabA.BA* (R.C.66o\
l
our king"
fXV-DAMAL-MAN-ni, JADD
Istarutsu d
741,
15.
JADD
No.
i.
444, R.
//.
448, R.//. *fo/jf,
JADD
247, R. *
XV-ut-su,
JADD
316,
e,
slave sold.
14*
io8
*lstar (7?7)-wa(ia)-sur
5,
i.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
(Can.),
Ta'annek 1,1.2,1.
*ltti
1.
6,
i.
It-ti\ '""'Sal-la-a-ia
Ill, 94
>" f
(B. C. 867),
Anp. Ann.
*ls-te-li-ku
h
(Med.,
cf.
STRECK,
ZA XV,
a
p. 357).
(IR35).
--
KB
I,
p.
10.
hazanu ta
Sarg. A,
mat
[Li]-i-ta-nu,
Median
chief,
2.
Al-lab-ra-a-a, king of Allabra

Sarg.:
II, so.
It-ti-i,
Ann.
ss, GS;
Cyl.
32;
Khors.
55, 50;
*ls-te-su-ku (Med.)
XIV, 55.
II, is.
KB
1
II,
pp. 44,60.
2
$a
al
U-te-up-pu, Sarg. A,
3.
It-ti-ia
Sarg. K.
660,
(WSml.
II,
p. 4).
Is-tu....,
HABL 33
JUSTJ,
1, p.
Itti-Adad-ahutu
*ls-tu-me-gu (Iran.
cf.
== Astyages
2.
= astivaegha,
1.
ZDMG,
$ar
49, p. 690)
h
2.
TA-* IM-PAP-u-tu, K. 241, XI, 30, spec. TA- d IM-PAP-u-tu, JADD 416, R. 7 (B. C.
710). 792,3.
'
Nabd. Ann. II,
Ummanmanda, Nabd.
3.
Rm. A, 1, 32. -- KB III, pt. 2, pp.98, 128. d l-sum-ba-ni "Ishum is creator" (for OBa. and
NBa.
s.
4.
TA- d IM-SES-u-te, JADD 780, /* rA- d IM-SES-u-tu, irrlsu of
(B. C. 663).
a!
~
Bel-iqbi,
of
BE VI, pt. TNB) Sin-ka-rab-tt-me h SA.KU Qutt, Metexts, see

i,
,
JADD
5.
742, R.28.
87,25.
TA-U-PAPti-u-t&, VSI,
rod.
}-ta....,
II, Bl.
st V,
i.
KB III,
pt.
i,
p. 192.
Itti-Adad-aninu
"With
(or
from)
A dad
are we"
*l-ta-a-'-ilu
s.
JADD25I, (WSem. yrt
R.4.
Epon. B.C. 679
+ b)
HABL
cf.
1.
DA$yiM-ni-ni, Canon
DA^-U-a-ni-ni, IIIR
i,
C, IV, w.
of Bu-un-$a-da-du,
262, R.
10.
2. 3.
VI,
2,
var.
2.
*ltakkama, see Etaqama.

*lt'amara (Arb. *ni Uberl. p. 84)
1.
t
TA- d IM-a-ni-nu, Canon A, VI,

R.3. 364, R.E.i. 534, L. Ei.
JADD
2.
50,
+ nEX,
t
HOMMEL,
Altisr.
4.
5.
TA-U-a-ni-nu
It--am-a-ra m " Sa-ba--a-a, Sarg. Khors.27. - KB II, p. 54It--am-ra, same person,

Sarg. Ann.
TA- d U-an-ni,
TA-U-ni-nu,
6.
JADD 462, L. E JADD 161, R.s. JADD 83, R. E.

i.
i;
var
97. h *l-ta-me-tu (identical with At-ta-me-tu t q. v), rab

qatti,
2.
a-ni-nu, 84, R.
It-ti-'A-u-su
"With
B. C.
?,
(or
From)
I,
Au
I,
is
1
he"(?)
Abp.
B,
WSml.
II,
Ill,
p. 46,
is.
Epon.
Itti-ili-nibu,
Adnir.
KAHI
p.
1,
note
2.
It-hi-ib-sar (cf.
f.
Te-hi-ib-LUGAL]
see Kiannibu.
<i KI-man-ni-i r a-
of Ur-hi-ia,
CT
21,4.
It-ti-ma-an-ni-ja-be-lu ,
EN
It-hi-bu-si
f.
83-1-18, 1846, R.III,
NBa. spec.
is life" (for
of I-ri-h-en-ni,
CT
II,
21,
5.
Itti-Marduk-balatu
"With Marduk
*lt-ra-nu (Ar., cf. Bi. -pt^;

p. 34, n. 17:
h
SCHIFFER, Aramaer,
suff.
i
NBa.
1.
texts, see
TNB)
idru
"l
p. pi., cf.
b&WVr
i,
I, s.
Itti-Marduk-balatu, Bab. envoy to IJattushil,
amel
urqi, of
"l
Dim-me-ti,
*irri$u, of
lt-ri-[a/ja
Ba-da-ri,
JADB JADB 4, III,

(G.
32.
MDOG
2.
35, p. 22.
It-tiJAMAR-UD-ba-lii-tu,
SEN,
V R 44,
II, 2
JEN-
(var.
A-tar-a-a, q.
i
v.)
ZA
XI, p. 90,
WINCKLER, UAG,
c,
JADD
= A-tar-a-a.
It-ta....,
It-tab-si
s.
(B. C. 680). K. 974 h bel pihati, History, p. 204).
360,
SMITH,
833
3
.
PIt-ti-
139).
JADD
AMAR. UD- TI. LA, HABL 476,
R.
s,
an Erechite.
JADD
--
456,
R.*
h
4.
KI-*AMAR. UD- TI
f.
(abbrev.) erib d Lagamal,
of Nabtt-\$adunut\
35, 25
.
VSI,
5.
-
KB
IV, p. 96.
II, 21.
f.
of Ba-lat-su, Sarg. St.
IV, n.
s. of Arad-Ea, Mna., Ill R 41, KB IV, p. 74. KI-dAMAR. UD- 77. LA, h Saq Sarri, Mel. Lo. KB IV, p. 58. Sarru, BM. 91 01 5, 101,1,20.
of Sapiku,
I, 13.
KB
IV, pp. 1 60, 162.

s.
lt-tab-si-[lisir]
K. 241, XII,
5,
spec.
R. 24 (KING, BBS, pi. CVI, p. 1 10). of Marduk-kabti-ahehi; 3arru,VSI,ii2, identical with the father of the BabyT. XLIII.
109
l
Ionian king Adad-apal-iddin (see no.

cf.
6),
Iz-kur-Nabu
s.
"Nabu has
P
97,
2.
called
I,
by name"
16, II,
3.
WlNCKLER, OLZ
X, coh 590, PEISER,
of Arad-Ea, Merod.
Susa
ibid. col. 617,

s.
SCHNAP.EL,
MVG XIII, p. 54.
lz-kur- d Sah,
of Sapik-zer, gs. QiBalasu, dedicated to Bel by Nabu-bettunu, 877, B
HABL
Iz-zi-za-Marduk 1 ,
132.
Iz-zak-rak-ra-ma(F),
JADD
396, R.
7.
JADD
f.
889.
of Nabtt-zer-litir, descend, of Arad-Ea,
"Kabar(?
BL
4 8i7)-apal-iddina (A-SE...)
cf.
HABL
Ka-
Neb.
6.
I,
Nippur
d
III,
u.
887,9.
KI-ÂMAR.UD-TIN,
s.
f.
HABL
831,
*Ka-bar-ilu
(WSem.,
Kabri-ilu; possibly:
$angu Sin, K. 69 (ZA X, p. 276). 3 of Adad-apal-iddin, Sarru IM.GI,
of
mas-i/u)
8;
R.S.
cf.
no.
5.
Ep.
.
JADD 167, R.^ (B.C. 675). 1041, PSBA XXX (1908), p. 138,^7 (B. C. h irrtiu, JADD 742, 23: in A-si-hi. N.)
23:
Itti-Marduk-banu
"With Marduk is joy" d It-ti- AMAR.UD-ba-nu-n, VR44, II, 3
742, R.
in Irinnih. h mutirpttti$a [sarri\,
JADD
Ka-bat-ti
f
177,6.
ltti-Marduk-napharu(?),
vrpaSaru (cUtti-Bel-pa-sar
BE
IX)
PSBA XXX
(1908), p. 138,39
(B.CEp.N).
TA-'f SU-NIGIN,
Itti-Nabu-balatu
JADD
IX,
328,
(B. C. 698).
Ka-bi-li-'
"With Nebo
is life",
in
Nba.
amtu, VSI, 91,

*Kab-ri-ilu
5.
texts, see
BE
TNB.
is life" (for
Itti-Samas-balatu
"With Shamash
(WSem., XIV)
cf.
Kabar-ilu,
Kabrum BE
NBa. texts see

1.
BE
IX,
TNB)
f
s.
of Bi-si-id-qi-i,
993, R.
s.
VS
cf.
10.
I,
88,
27.
2. 3.
KI- d UD-ba-la-tu,K.. 1016. KI- d UD-TLLA, K. 1281 KI- d UD-TIN, Bu. 91-5-9,
= HABL
86.
Kab-ta-a-a (hypocor.;
/Kab-ta-a
TNB)
5,
992,
2.
JADD
Kab-ti
.
Ill,
.,
of
p.
tadfi-ni,
1
BM.
91 01
R. n.
mat
i-tu-a-'-a-a
"Native of
Itu"',
JADD
415,4.
(KING, BBS,
Kabti (hypocor.)
1.
10, pi.
CVI).
*l-tu-u u-an-da-ar (Gr.
'Ere/av8poc;) tar "*l m " { Pappa, king of Paphos, Esarh. B,

21 (I
45.
Kab-ti-i,
2-
R 48, no. i). Ill R 27, Abp. Rm. 3, V, -KB II, pp. 148, 240. II, *l-tu-ni-i (El., cf. JENSEN, WZKM, VI, p. 215)
127.
duplarru, 733> 872,8: servant of Asur-dain-aplu. JADD 1 141, 43: Xa hpahat " !Kalhi (time of
740,
19.
HABL
HABL
Sargon;
2.
cf.
OLZ
VI, col. 195,
12).
$ic-ut-re$
(III R
naphar
'"Êlamti, K. 2674,
II, 31
DUGUD-i,
37, 49 b.
G. SMITH, History,
p. 145).
JADD
Kab-ti-ia
K. 241, X, i6 (spec.). 161, R. 7 (B. C. 679).

texts see
2
A.BA
TNB)
l-ti-ru
(abbrev., Ba.), 83-1-18, 554.
(hypocor.; for NBa.

202,
2.
*r
l-u-ni,
wife of Tushratta,
. .
TA
22.
26,
co.
HABL
s.
944,
(B. C. 650?).
l-za-al-di
.,
JADD
807, R.
of Bel-usati,
b.
ofMuranu and Musallim,

i,
Iz-ba-Adad
#-/<?(?)
"Sprout of
Adad"
3,
1, is.
Simb. Lay. 53,

pi. 20).
f
(KiNG, BBS,
cf.
1,2,
p.
102,
babi" lDnr-Kurigalzu, Mel. Susa

(abbrev.)
Iz-bu
"Sprout"
Kab-tNa
= SBE-a (NBa., hypocor;

83-1-18, 1866, R. IV,
t
JKab-ta-a
spec.
JADD
R.
//
85,
R.
4.
90, R.
(B. C. 734).
s.
624,
TNB)
1.
(B. C. 687). 869, III,
ardu la h rab
Kabti-ilani (abbrev.,
tf.Kabti-ilani-Marduk'IWS)
47,
A.BA,
Sm.
HABL
h
307, 4.
lz-bu-lisir(6Y./;/)"The
236.
sprout
na$ patri,
may JADD
succeedl"
248,
R.
2.
Ka6-ti-AN* l .]ADD 22, R. , (cf. Ill R 10 c). 175, R.7 (B.C.676). Kab-ti-AN P l-ni, JADD 29, 3 (B. C. 693).
Bel-iliia?)
47,13).
q. v.)
(B.C. 7 14). Iz-bu-tu, see Is-pu-tu(t}.

Iz-kur-e-a, see h-qur-e-a.
Kabti-ilna^-Â^-tf, or JADD 22, R.s (IHR

Ka-da-la-ni (probably
Kandaldnit,
Iz-kur-Marduk
No.
i.
mar
A$-h't-ri,
97,
23.
JADD
500,
7.
10
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Ka-da-mu
4.
15,
Ka-dd^-man-tur-gu,
s.
OBI
62,
JADD
R.
(B.C. 672).
of Na-zi-ma-ru-ut-ta$,
OBI
60. 61,
3.
BE
*Kadasman-Bel, see Kadahnan-Enlil.
XIV, 88,
Ka-di
10,
etc.
.
*Kadasman-Burias (Cass.)
Ka-dds-man-bur-ia-a$\d$,
JADD
561,
397, R./
V R 44,
no.
i, 7
1, 41.
mar
I,
"KA.DI-mu-sal-lim
Ki...
h
.,
taknu,
III
R 4,
(AKA
HABL
5.
P- 133).
KA.KA-li-pu-su, see Lidbubu-ltpuhi,
*Kadasman-Enlil (Cass.) King of Babylonia

1
.
*Kaki (perhaps Iran,
cf.
NPe. kaka, kaku
,,uncle",
JIN
'"*
p. 152,
STRECK,
ZA XV,
p. 327, n. i;
Ka-da-ds-ma-an- d En-lil, Sar

ni-ia-a$,
'
Ka-ra- d Du2.
cf.
also KcxKKaq, KCCKKK;,
KRETZSCHMER,
Shalm.
Ill,
TA
BE
1,1.
2,
2.
3,
3.
5,
29
2.
Ka-dd$-man-d En-lil,
kulti....,
V R44,
115,11.
ab
=
pi.
Einleitung, p. 351)
Tu-
1.
Ka-a-ki, $ar
"'
Hu-bu-ut-ki-ia,
XIV,
117,2.
116,10.
p. 4,
Mon.
sarru,
i).
f.
3.
d Ka-dd$-man- d
En-lil,&XN,
f.
(IIIR8. KB I, p. 168). of SamaS-abtta $a " lMa-ga-ni-si,

II, 64
2.
JADD
IV:
ie.
:
BM. 91036,
4.
II, 3
(KING, BBS,
cf.
337,
2.
Kad-da$-man- d En-lil,
ia-ds,
of \Bur-na-bu?\-ri-
Ka-ki-i,
king
h
of mat Bit-zatti
Tigl.
OBI
68, u,
66
+ 67.
is
3.
Ann.
34.
nappah hurasi,
(III R
7.
JADD
p. 154).
425,
*Kadasman-Harbe
(Cass.)
"My support
Ka-ki-ia, lar
*Na-ir-i (B. C. 860), Shalm. Ill
Kharbe"
Kings of Babylonia:
I
Mon?
about B. C. 1408of
I, 20
KB
I,
Kak-ka-tari$(?Z^.)
I,
f.
"Kakka
T-D
cf.
5, G
directs"
(cf.
Kadasman-Kharbe
1388, d
s.
d I- din Ka-ak-ka,
LC), orfs-fca-me-e?
(B.C. 693?). dAdad
of Karaindas,
Kurigahu
II,
*marNfM.ME,JADD66, R.E.2
Ka-ak-ki-[a
1.
Ka-da-dl-man-har-be,
f.
of Kurigalzu,
BE
(hypocor.,
Kakkum(J)-$d(B. C. 712).
XIV,
2.
39,
e.
T-DLC) JADD
Ka-dd$-man-har-be,s.Q{Kar-in-da-a$, maru
$a fMuballitat-d Sertta marat Aturuballit
jfar '""'AsSur,
"'
*Kakkulanu (with varr.,cf.^-^w/-^/-
BE XV)
1.
Chron. P I,
f.
5,
12,
u.
Ak-ku-la-ni,
JADD 75 5,
k erib
biti,
R.
3.
3.
Ka-dd$-man-fiar-be,
la Sanan,
of Kurigalzu; Sarru
I, e
2.
Ak-kul-a-nu,
HABL
840,
3.
BM. 91036,
II,
(ZAII,
p. 309.
3.
Ak-kul-la-a-nu,
HABL
16,
2.
KING, BBS,
II
p. 3, pi. i).
4. Ak-kul-la-ni,
TRep. 235
(III
e.
R
2.
59, no. 4).
Kadasman-Kharbe
11,4.
about B.C. 1279
5.
Ak-kul-la-nu,
45,
2.
HABL
2.
42,
7.
43,
2.
i.
44,
^
3.
1274. Ka-da$-\man-har-be?}, King-list A,
46,
2.
2.
47,
2.
50,
185,
429,
470,
678,
III,
679,
68 r,
87 A.
2.
JADD
342, R. E.
2.
III
Kadasman-Kharbe
1242
1241,
9,
about
B. C.
TRep.
166.
f.
34. 36.
89. 138 A. 144. 144 B.
Ka-dd$-man-fyar-be,
i
list A, II,
reigned for
Kingyear and 6 months.

I,
of Ahfisi,
JADD
160,
4.
*Ka-das-man-sah (Cass.),
VR44,
42
(BE XIV.
6.
7.
'Ak-kul-la-nu, K. 13176.
XV).
Kadasman-Turgu (Cass.)
A-kul-la-nu,
sarri,
HABL 680.
312,
5.
rob kisir $a
R.
mar
322,
JADD
B
].
King of Babylonia, about

s.
B. C.
12961280,
8.
Kak-kul-la-a-ni\nu,
JADD
211,
4.
of Nasimaruttas; in letter to Hattusil,

35, p. 21.
9.
R.
[846,
MDOG
1.
Kak-kul-la-nilnu,
JADD
no, R. E.
R.
2
13.
i.
235,
Ka-da-dl-ma-an-tu-ur-gu,
OBI
XIV,
59,
3.
R.S.
325,
2.
3.
Ka-da-d^-ma-an-tur-gii, SarBabili,
OBI 63,6.
2,
8,10.
309,2 (Ep. Q). 318, B. E. 4 (Ep. B). 621,

($ar
(Ep.Q).
7 ir
>
10
Ka-dd$-man-tur-gu,
etc.
BE
90,8. 91 a,
h (Ep. E). rab kisir
mar
sarri},
JADD
7,
211,7.
235,0.
318,8 (Ep. A). 414,
13, 15,
r. XLIII.
If
20, 27,
R.
13, 19
(Ep. A). 621, R.
(Ep. F).
Kal-ha-a-a
82-3-22, 135, VI,
5,
623, R.
10.
10
(Ep. A).
spec.
Ka-ku-la-a-ni,
HABL
h
243, R.
7.
fi 'Kal-hi-i-tu
"Women
wi. of
of the city of Calah"

10,
muttr pate, HABL 243,8, \\.Ka-ku-la-nu, h rab ki$ir Xa mar sarri, JADD 308, e,
R.
12.
13.
i
81-2-4, 2 55
f Ka-li
.
. .
R- VII,
spec.
.,
(Ep. Q.)
Ka-li-i
.,
JADD
Na-tan-nu, 469, R./ 7

.
HABL
422, R.
i.
Ka-kul-la-nu,
jADD
s.
619, R./
(Ep. S).
*Ka-li-"Te.3Up (Hit.)
f.
Ku-ku-la-a-nu,
1141,
of Arad-Htar,
JADD
(Ep.Q).
sarri,
of Kili- Tesup, Tigl.

p. 20.
Ann. II,
25.
KB
I,
&
11,
(B. C. 709).
14.
Ku-ku-la-ni\nu,
JADD 349,
rab
kisir
12,
B.E.
Kal(?)-li-tu,
Ta annek
3,
7.
400,
R.
361,
5.
sa
mar
Kalparuda, see Qalparuda.
JADD
15.
16.
(Ep. F).
3, e, 12, 15.
Ka-ma-ba-ni
h
"Kama
is
creator"
Ku-ku-ld-num, Capp. E,
Ku-kul-a-ni,
Ku-kul-la-a-ni,
Tab-la-a-a, slave sold,

645?)-
JADD
197,
(B. C.
17.
1
JADD 327, s (Ep. N). JADD 327, R. 5 (Ep.

361,
2
4,
N).
Ka-ma-nu
(for
6,
OBa. texts see Dilbat)

VIII, d
3,
s.
8.
Ku-&ut-ta-nilnu,]ADD
Kul-ku-la-a,
R.
(Ep. F).
JADB
*K[a-m]a-ru
c
s:
in
Adad-bidi.
19.
JADD
h
703,
(B. C. 683).
(cf.
A-a-ka-ma-ni)
20. Kiil-ku-la-a-nu,
rab
kisir,
JADD 446,
9.
n,
Ta annek
Abp. B," Moab.
'Ka-ma-su
h
R.
21.
(Ep. Q).
}
*Ka-[ma?]-as-hal-ta-a
kisir,
Kul-ku-la-nu rab
JADD 349,
VIII,
ST
(cf.
KA
p. 472),
king of
*Ka-ku-si
JADD
*Ka-ku-us-tu
s.
285, R.
(B. C. 686).
irrisu,
JADD
471,
10.
of Ar-ta-la-nu,
,
JADB
5, 1, is.
Ka-al
TA
^Kambuzna (OPe.
Ar.
ilbD
1.
295,
cf.
is.
Kal-bi (abbrev.,
Kal-ba-a
i,
= Ar. docket
i
Kambujiya, Gr. Kaptûtfrjc;, itiasa APO; cf. TNB), Cambyses, name of kings of Anshan and Persia,
of Kambuziia, ggs. of R35, 27. Kura's, descend, of Sispis), of
(gs.
BE VIII,
s.
pt.
50,
Na. and Ph. sabD)
Ka-am-bu-zi-ia
s.
of Nabu-etir,
p. 260).
82-5-22, 105,
(MVG
21.
III,
Kuras
f.
QiArad-Gula, Neb.
pt.
i,
I:
VR 56, - KB
III,
s.
KB III,
rabii
pt. 2, p. 124.
p. 168.
of KuraS, gs. of Sispis,
Kalbi-Nannari(6^-*SS.AT/) (NE, p. 90).

Kalbi-ukua
1.
(OBa.), K. 9717, u
f. of Kura$\ Sarru tar mSt AnSan,V^Si^ ti. -- KB III,

t
pt. 2, p. 124.
2.
Kam-bu-zi-ia
s.
Kal-bi-u-ku-u-\a\
HABL
900,
i.
of KuraS, Nabd. Ann.

pt. 2. p. 134.
Ill,
24.
KB III,
2.
UR.KU-u-ku-u-a, K. 1936.
cf.
Kal-bu (abbrev.,
h
Kalbi, Bi. aba)
f.
of Kuras] sarru rab a, 51-1-1, 181 (BAII,

p. 214).
se-lap-pa-a-a,
Kal-da-a
JADD
769,
3.
3.
Kam-bu-si-ia
17, 18, 19.
Dar. Beh.
Ill
39,
12, is, 10,
JADD
Kalhaja
1.
361,
(Ep. F).
4.
h
is,
"Native of the city of Calah"

spec.
Kan-bu-zi-ia,
?
DT
33.
^Kal-Ita-a-a, K. 241, IX,
mukil
Kam(. )-ma-IMa, dupSarru, Boghazkoi:

p. 28.
MDOG35,
2.
JADD 631, R./. takin JADD 918, II, sl Kal-ha-a-a, JADD 266, R. 9 (B. C. 670).
apati (B. C. 680), ~
al
Si-e-la-a,
5.
*Ka-am-mu-8U"na-ad-bi (Mo. aist&ttD) m ^Ma--ba-a-a, king of Moab, Senn.: King

II, si
;
[292,
R.
(B. C. 707).
Tay.
II, 53.
KB
I,
p. 90.
No.
i.
112
KNUT
Kandi)
8
TALLQVIST.
Kan-da-a
(cf.
Buriyash. lugal ligga lugal Babili lugal

63).
Sm. 2491,
Kandalanu
1.
(KGAS
Urdu lugal Ka-dl-su-u lugal Ka-ru-du-m-ta-d^WK^, 110.3,4 (KB III,

Ki-en-gl
no.
(see
3),
Kan-dal, king of Babylonia

King-list A, IV,
22.
pt.
3.
i,
p. 152).
2. 3.
JADD 51, 6 Kan-da-la-nu, JADD 230,

Kan-da-la-ni,
(B. C. 683).
3,
Kar-in-da-as, f. of \Kadasmati\-Harbe, hu. of J Muballitat-Serua, Chron. P, 1, 5 (cf. l.w).
slave sold (B. C.
*Ka-rak-ku (abbrev., cf.Cass.
Ka-rak-SahWHW}
713,
6.
684). King of Babylonia, B. C. 647626 (in conjunction with Ashurbanipal), passim

in dates.
4.
5.
sa
"l
Ur-i,a-kut
HABL
Karastu (^.Karahi-tu] alik pan ummanati, Synchron.

Kar-e-hi
(cf.
II, 13.
Ka-da-la-ni,
279, R.
JADD
500,
7.
Ka-ru-hi-id
CT
XXII,
3, 10, 21)
Ka-dti-a-nuJADD 58,8, slave sold

*
(6.0.694).
(B.C. 68 1 ).
K. 4269, 6 == KGAS 64. Ka-ri-be (cf. Ka-rib-bi BE X)

Ka-ri-e-a (hypocor.,
Kan-dar-sam-si
f.
of Xa-ni-faNaL:
p. 96.
VS
I,
35,
20.
--
KB
\
IV,
Sm. 202 1, sb (WSarg. II, pi. 45 b). cf. OBa. Ka-ri-â RPN, NBa.
Ka-ri-e(-d)
BE
X,
TNB,
II
:
Nabti-ina-kari-
Ka-an-di
f.
(cf.
Kanda)
of Sin-kabti-ilani, Mae.:
OBI
149,
1, 4.
f.
lamur] of Naba-gamU, Merod.
Bl. st. IV,
7.
Ka-nik-babi
f.
"Notary"
III, pt. i,
(cf.
TNB)
II:
KB
IV,
26.
III,
(?)
pt.
i,
p.
88.
of
Marduk, Merod.
p. 190.
Bl. st.
*Ka-ar-ma-du
KB
JADB
Ka-nu-ni,
Capp. S
h
f
i, 10
li-mu-um.
Ka-an-ka-(a-)nu
i, II, is, 21.
*Kar-me-u-ni (perhaps Eg.,

ur-ki-u,
JADD
307, R.
RANKE, Material, u (Ep. F).

103,10.
p. 37)
Kan-nun-a-a, see Nuhsa-a-a.
Kar-ri-te
JADB
7;
166,
R.
(Ep. S).
m. of Al-la (?)..., VSI,

Kar-si-a-ku
VIII,
Ph.? L. E.
,
K. 241, VIII,
(B. C. 692).
35,
spec.
JADD
33,
Kapdu "Bird catcher"
*Ka(5ar, vSr?)-ru-ti (cf. Sar-a-ti, Sa-ra-a-t/tui) $d '""'Kar-si-nu-u, a Median chief, Sarg.:
HU-KAK, JADD
*Ka-ra-har-da-as (Cass.)
s.
246, R.
15.
;
A,
1.
II, 33.
Karziiabku (patronymic of Bit- m Karziiabkii)
of S Muballitat-Seriia, gs. of Ahir-uballit\
Kar-zi-db-ku
f.
Sar '"^Kar-du-ni-aS, Synchron. I, s, cf. l.u: Ka-ra-in-da-a$\ according to Chron. P the

true reading will be
*Kara-in-das (Cass.)
Qi d Su-qa-mu-na-apal-iddina, Ninibkudarusur:
Lo. 102, IV,
e.
KB
28, 33.
IV, p. 88.
Kadasman-Harbe.
f.
KING,
2.
BBS
p. 68, pi.
LXXIV, LXXVI.
15,
of Zer-ukln, ibid. IV, of d En-W-i-za
Kings of Babylonia:
I
Kar-zi-ia-ab-ku
f.
.
. .
Ka-ra-in-da-as, sar '""'Kar-du-ni-aS, Synchron. I, i: contemp. with Asur-ENniseSu of Assyria.
.,
DEP
I:
VI, p. 44,
e.
f.
of Ritti-Marduk, Neb.
VR 56,
TA
II, 8
KB
1408,
*Ka-si-i
III, pt. i,
p, 169.
II
Kara-in-da$
hu.
II,
about B. C. 1425
f.
of Muballitat-Serna,
son-in-law
of
mar
tipri of
(cf.
Amenophis
III,
3, IG.
Ahir-uballit,
1.
of Kadasman-Harbe:
I,
*Kas-sa-a-tar
Bi$Kas)-si-ha-tir}, or Bi-ir^)-
Ka-ra-in-da-a$, Synchron. mistake for KarahardaS
u,
probably a
a-tar
(1. s)
(Kadasman-
JADD
Kas-su-a-a
Harbe).
2.
Ka-ra-in-da-d$,
TAio, s: ancestor of Burna-
i (Ep. K). Ba. Ka$-$a-a-d) (cf. h AUura-(d, 307, R.
329,
HABL
7.
T. XLIII.
Kas-su-na'id (/)
"Kasshu
is
exalted"
zer-ibni,
Ninib-apal-iddin,
Ekalla-a-a
1
JADD
h
1.
119,
*Kastariti (Iran.,
R., (B.C. 680). cf. OPe. KhSathrita,

"'"'
U-zib-ia
Hatatritti)
I,
and Zer-ibni Nku.: Lo. 02 (90 83 5)
is.
- -
KB
IV,
h
p. 82.
KING, BBS,
ibid.
p. 59!
fyazanu $a
Kar-ka$-H-i (time of Esarh.)

11442
Ka-as-ta-ri-ti, K.
= KGAS
i.
pi.
s.
LXVIII.
saqn,
4,
4.
of Ahu-bani;
IV A,
a
34.
2.
Ka-a$-ta-ri-ti 60.91-5-9,181.
KGAS
i,4. 2,2,
KB IV, p. 90.
Kassu-nadin-ahu
KING, BBS,
p. 68, pi.
LXX V.
about
R.
3.
2.
3,
3,
R.
5.
5,. 2.
6,
R.
"Kasshu gives
1022,
s.
brother"
3),
Kas(Ka$)-ta-ri-ti, 81-2-4,436. 60.91-5-9,201.
King of Babylonia (Dyn. E:

B. C. 1024
1.
KGAS
IV
Ka-su-pu
7,
R.
3.
8, 4.
of Sip-pa-a-a:
III, 8 .
.
*Kas(Kas>tu-bi-la
Ka$-ht-u-MU-$E$,
King-list A,
34,
I,
si a,
of '""'Kasalla.
2.
K. 241, XI,
Ka-su-tu,
f.
7,
spec.
d
<*Ka$-$u-u-SE-SES, Sarru, Nai.: VR6o,I, 25 - KB III, pt. i, p. 176. KING, BBS, p. 122, pi. XCVIII.
s.
of Ardu, P 97, n.
cf.
of Sip-pa-a-a, Chron. A, V,
7.
Ka-si-ru (abbrev.,
K. 4268 = KGAS
Nabu-kasir}
48, L. E.
3.
Kas-su-u-sum-iddina(^#-5-0) "Kasshu has
given a son"
s.
(Ba.)
*Ka-sak-ti-la-an-zi (Cass.)
f.
h viNa-zi-Marduk\ sukkallu, Nku.: Lo. 102
of Uballitsu, Mna.:
p. 70.
Ill
R 43,
II, 10.
KB IV,
:i
(90835), VI,
is.
KB
IV, p. 90.
KING
KING, BBS,
p. 45,
pi.
XLVII.
Med.
BBS,
p. 58, p.
LXXIX.
Kastiljasu (Cass.)
*Ka-sak-ti-su-gab (Cass.)
s.
QiAhu-bdni, Nazim.: Susa

. .
.
2, II, so;
1,2.
Kas-mar
.,
JADD
cf.
108, R.
Kings of Babylonia (Dyn. C: 3 and 28); I, about B. C. 17121691; II, about B. C.

1251
1.
/.
Kas-sa-a (Ba.,
1244.
Kas-sa-a-a] h $akin temi, Mae.: OBI 149,
Ka-ds-ti-li-ia-Su, Sarru,
THUREAU-DANGIN,
Lettres et Con-
I,
is.
OLZ
2.
XI
Kas-sa-a-a
"Cassite"
([908),
27, 55.
col. 93,
(cf.
Ka$-ta-a, Ka$-su-u,
Kal-U-i
s.
BE XV)
trats, 238,
of Arad-Sibitti, Nku.: Lo. 102, I, 12; III, ic; IV, si. -- KB IV, p. 82 ff., KING, BBS,
pp. 59, 64, 67.
3.
Ka*-til... n Chron. P, IV,
(cf.
KING, RRT,
II, 5. II,
7.
s.
II, p. 93, pp. 96, 157). sarru, of Sagarakti-SuriiaS, King-list A,

1
DEP
Kas-[til-]a-su,
1, 32;
$ar m " Kar-Dunia$, Synchron.

102, 159.
I:
I.
Kas-su-u
(cf.
Kal-'sa-a-a]
4.
cf.
KING, RRT, pp.
duplar nisak Bit-Sin-Seme, Neb. I: Nippur V,/* s. of Hu-un-na, Neb. I: Nippur V, 22.
Kassudu
1.
Kas-til-a-$u\ lar '""'Kar-DuniaS, Tuk. Ann. 30, contemp. with Tukulti-Ninib
$ar
5.
kas-$i-i, ibid.
33.
(cf.
\Ka-aS-M-tu TNB)
81, R. E.
9,
Kat-til-ia-d$,
BE
XIV,
143,
10
th
(5
year).
~
2.
3.
d
JADD Ka$-$u-ud JADD 81, Ka-M-du, JADD 82, E

Kas-lu-du,
t
(Ep. Q).
i.
6.
Ka$-til-id-at, b.
B. E.
2.
$&-u,
Chron.
of U-lam-bur-a$, m atKa$2 R. 12; f. of A-gu-um,

,
Chron.
p. 103
7.
f.
2
,
R. u;
cf.
KING, Chronicles,
I,
Kas-su-u-k?n-ap[u(-Z>^7-^)
"O Kasshu, establish

Nku.: Lo. 102,
8.
the son!"
(Ba.)
Ka$-ti-li-ia-a-sk
KaS-til-id-Si,
f.
mar
VI,
pi.
17
Ba-zi,
saq-tup-par,
Sarru, DEP II, pi. 20, 3. 4. of Du$)-U, King-list A, I.n.

t
KB
IV, p. 90. KING,
BBS,
p. 58,
9. Ka$-ti-li-a-su,
Epon. (and
king?),
MDOG4O,
LXXIX.
10.
p. 22.
Kassu-mukin-aplu, see Kas$u-kin-aplu.
Ka$-til-ifi-M,
144,
s.
OBI
71.
sar Babili,
is.
BE XI V,
u-u-nadin-ahe(S-^5//)
"Kasshu gives
th
(6
year). 145,
brothers"
s.
(Ba.)
b.
of Abi-rat-ta$,
i.
of Ka$-fa-a-a, Larak-
QiAgum rabu, gs. of GandaS, f. ofA6:r[utof Agmn II, ta$], gf. of TalUgvrumai) ggf.
'5
No.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Agk.:
VR
33,
I,
17;
cf.
HOMMEL, OLZ
*Ki-din-"Hu-ut-ra-tas (El.)
XII
s.
(1909), col. io8f.
of Sd-ga-rak-ti-Sur-ia-dl,
cf.
OBI
70.
$ar '"Êlamti, king ofElam, Chron.P,IV,i3,i7, contemp. with Enlil-nadin-lum.

Ki-di-ni
Ka-te-Asir (abbrev.,
f.
Sar-ken-ka-te(amatef}-AUr} of Sa-lim-a-hu-um, gf. of Ilusttma, ggf.

Irish.:
(hypocor.,
cf.
Ki-di-in etc.
BE XVII, pt
I,
TNB)
s.
of Irihtm-, pa-te-si Asir,

I, 12.
KAHI
I,
of Bel-iddina, gs. or descend, of Nabttzer-iddina;

h
erib
bit
*Ka-te-i
'" at
VS
Qa-u-a-a, Shalm.
Ill:
I,
35,
2,
e, 21, 32.
KB
Lagamal, Msi.; IV, p. 94 f.
Ob.
123.
I,
mat
Qu--U-a-a,
Ki-di-ni-a (hypocor., cf.
Ki-din-e-a
BE
XIV)
Shalm.III: Mon.1,53.
Ki-i-abi-aq-bi
KB
I
pp. 144, 158.
JADD
Ki-din-ili
376,
7.
"Like the father,

spec.
said" K. 241,
XI,
13,
JADD
f
112,3 (B.C. 700).

*Ki-ak-ki (Hit.?)
Ki-di-ni-ti
$ar
'""*
Ta-ba-li,
Si-nu-uh-ta-a-a,
;
Sarg.:
VS
V,
2, 2 , G
--KB
Ann. 42;
Cyl. 22
(I
R 36)
Khors.
as;
N. n.
KB
II,
pp. 38, 42, 54.
IV, p. 166. Kidin-Marduk (for NBa. texts, see

1.
*Kiannibu (or Itti-ili-nibuT) 1. Ki-an-ni-bi, king of the Sea-land, King-list;
Ki-din- d AMAR.
UD,
TNB) MIR. GAL,

Ir-ri-e-a,
Melish.:
p. 21,
Lo. 101
pi.
(90829), II
h
n (KING, BBS,
"l
2.
Ki-an\ B, 13. Ki-an-ni-bu, f. of Zi-li,
A,
I, 4:
XXV).
9.
pahat
DEP
VI,
CT
II, 21, 20.
p. 44,
2.
*Ki-a-ra
"l
'
Kar-sl-bu-ta-a-a,
(IR.30).
Shams. V: Ann.
I,
Ill,
Ki-din-dMar-duk (BE XVII, pt. i) h s. of rab banl, of Bab-Sapi, Sa-pi-ku;
--
KB
p.
80.
3.
JADD
891,
12.
*Ki-ba-ba
h
(El.)
al
Ki-din-\Marduk\
na-bur-ia-a-d$.
VR44,
2sb, renders
Bur-
hazanu sa
-
Harhar,^rg:. Ann. 70; Khors. GI.

p. 60.
f.
KB
1
II,
Ki-din-'Na.na-a (Ba.)
d
Ki-ba-rim
JADD
06,
3.
Ki-din-
of Zeriia, N5i.: NIN.IB (Ba.)
VS
I,
36, III,
is.
*Ki-ba-kas(^?)-se
Melish.: Lo. 103 (90827),

7 , 17.
HABL
174,
K. 8536.
Ki(Qi)-bMa (hypocor.)
I, so (KING, BBS, n, pi. VII. KB III, pt. i, p. 156). mar Namri, Sakin "'Bagdada, Merod.: Susa
p.
Tablet from Vy ran-Shehir, OLZ V, col. 245 s. of Pa-li-ia, CT II, 21, 3, 12.
Ki-bi-ni-i
6, II,
5, 21.
s>,
Ki-din-Sin (Ba.)
f.
Qi-bit-ni-e, q. v.
of Pir, NSL:
su-ti-e
VS
I,
36, IV,
3.
A.BA mar
9
SIBIR,
JADD
392,
R.j
(B. C. 710).
A.BA
46).
Sarri, K. 4349, XII,
(CT
3.
Ki-bit-Asur, see Qibit-Ahir. Ki-bit-MAS, see Qtbit-NIN.IB.

f
XXIV,
Ki-dis
f.
Ki-din-Tuplias(^^.^^V.A^^),
of A-tu--u, Neb.
I:
VS
I,
57,
H,
Ki-i-di
(cf.
Ki-di-ia
BE XV)
pt. i)
81-2-4, 2 55> VIII, u, spec.
Nippur, V, H.
6.
Ki-din-AddiY/M")
(cf.BEXVII, of Adad", TA 12, 23.

56 d,
"Protegee
Ki-di-u-ni(P),
JADD
514, R.
~
Ki-e-a-a
Ki-din-En-lil
JADD
renders
416, R.4. of
al
Se La-ki-pi (B.C.
710).
VR44,
LAL.
Ki-din-'Gu-ia
f.
BE-AN-MU-UL-LIL-
*Ki-el-ra-nu (Hit.)
f.
of Bi-ha-a-a-tu, oiHa-mat,
HABL
520,1*.
*Ki-ki-a
s.
(probably Mit,
p. 13; cf.
see
UNGNAD,
Dilbat,
of Nasiru,
or descend, of
Arad-Ea,
mar
DEP
VI, p. 48.
BE XIV, Bit-Ki-ki-e BE IX),
Ki-ki-ia, Ki-ik-ki-ia-en-ni ancient ruler

T. XLIII.
of Asshur, ancestor of A$ir-rfm-#i$f$u,
97, R.
(Dil-na-a). K.
k
KAHI
f.
I,
63,
5.
MDOG 25, p. 67.

2.
4 7 4 5. Shmk.
167, u.
2.
CT X
malafyu, HABL Kin^)-na-{a\ HABL 559,
R.
[25].
of d Samsi.
(cf.
.,
K. 8805 (AJSL
10.
18, p. I/6T.).
Km-abija
*Ki-kil-la-a-nu
Kakkulami)
742, R.
1.
(cf. Km-abnd) DU-AD-ia, JADD (cf.
90,
(B. C. 734).
irrtiu,
JADD
236,
Km-abua
Kin-abi-ia]
795, III R.
187,17.
i,
*Ki-km-na-ni
DU-AD-u-a, Epon., B.C.
III, 22;
JADD
*Ki-kin-zu
i, 4.
al
Tu$-/ia-an, 81-2-4,
(cf.
Ki-rim (kW}-zu]
/o.
f.
of Sinqi,
JADD
*Ki-ik-ku-li,
525, R.
in
2.
Kin-AD-u-a,
JADD 311, L. JADD 733,

(cf.
E.
(Ep. S).
3.
Hit.
inscription,
OLZ
IX
(1906),
Kin-ahu, or
Km-usur
,
Ahi-kinu]
h
col. 632.
D ardu $a
Ki-na-nim (ci.Ki-na-nu
S,
I, 22.
abarakki,
JADD
244,
*Ki-la-a-a-qa-nun
JADD
Ki-la-ku-u
59,
e,
T-DLC,
?Bi.
p^), Capp.
JADD
275, R.
10.
Kinanni-istar
Ki-Ma-mas(an?)-si (perhaps abbrev. "(Who is) like the guardian deity!" (but cf. the nexts name), K. 241, XI, u, spec.
"Kifamsi
1.
"Establish me, o Ishtar!" h DU-a-ni-XV, ardu $a h abarakki
rabi,
3, 7.
JADD
h
464, R.
7.
irriSu,
rab kisir
mar
Sarri,
JADD 742, JADD 857, III,
38.
(cf.
the foregoing name)

146,
3.
2.
JADD Kil-lam-jti, JADD

Ki-lam-h,
(Hit,
cf.
Ki-ne-a-a, see Kinuna-a-a. Ki-ni-i-li (cf. OBa. Ki-nam-l-li

/
RPN)
of
462, L. E.
(B. C. 679).
JADD
Kin-pi-Samas
676, R.
(B.C. 711).
is
*Ki-li-gu-gu
83-1-18, 169
= HABL 1148,
(KB
I,
Ki-il-li-gu-ug
TNB)
5.
"True
the
mouth (word)
I:
R.
Shamash"
Ki-in-KA-d
t
*Ki-li-Te-sup (Hit.)
s.
UD
f.
of Ta-qi-H, Neb.
Nip-
of Ka-li- Tesup, king of mh{ Qurte Tigl.
I:
pur, V,
Kin-sarrani
12.
Ann.
II, 25
p. 20),
also
called Ir-
ru($up!:}-pi, q. v.
"True is (or Establish) our king" DU-LUGAL-ni, VAS I 91, 29.

(hypocor.,
cf.
*Killamsi, see
Kil-si,
KilamU.
Kinuna(AT/.AfZi)-a-a
Raba-$a-ki1906,
K. 1897.
nu-ni
BE XIV,
Warad- d KinttniQLT,
459,
3.
*KMul-la (Sum.) s. of Ur-ba-gas,

p. 194),
col. 203),
HABL
IV
35, no. 2,
(VAB
I,
Ki -zer (abbrev.)
time of Dungi.
DU-KUL HABL
spec. 1095. 7540.
675, R.
10.
1106,
17.
KK.
2, 13
241, XI,
26 ,
*Ki-lu-ma-a-ni
s.
VS
of [Sa\-ma$-sarttri,
JADD
mar Amukkani,
Tigl.
V, IV:
(B. C. 675).
23
(II
R 67.
i),
I,
Ki-ma-ma (abbrev., cf. Lu-ki-ma-ma] JADD 213, R. 6 (B.C. 681). 586, R.
KB II, p. 14).
7
King of Babylonia (Dyn.J:

Xivr,r|poc;,
(B.C.
B. C.
732729,
Chron. B,
7.
66 1
f).
633, R.
Sa
ai
Na-sa-pi-na-a,
JADD
s.
19.
is, 19, 21, 22.
Kinglist A, IV,
152, R..5- (B.C. 656?).

f.
of Nabu-ere$, 81-2-4,313.
of KUR-nadin-ahu,
rabi.
JADD
446, R.
Ki-ra-ahe
irriSu, in
Ki-ri-bi-tu-Asur
Kim-ta-ra-pa-as-tum,
VR44,2ib, renders
44,
22
Hammu-
Asihi,
JADD
742,
20.
"The blessed of Ashur"

4.
Kim-tum-kit-tum,
VR
610,
b,
renders Ammi-sa-
JADD 265,
Ki-rib-ti-i
dugga.
Ki-mu-nu,
(hypocor.,
cf.
Kiribtu]
JADD
e.
K. 241,
texts, see
2,
12
(spec.).
Kina (hypocor.; for

i.
NBa.
TNB,
5.
p. 89)
Kiribtu (abbrev, cf.

i.
TNB)
Ki-na-a,
No.
i.
HABL
143,
R.
3.
865,
JADD
Ki-rib-tii,
s.
of Ni-me-du,
JADD
15*
812, L.E.3.
n6
2.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Ki-rib-tu,
s.
of
HABL 1053, Da-bi-bi, HABL 969,

7.
R.
7.
2.
salsu hinni sa rab

7
BLLUL, JADD
II
330, R.
(B. C 676).
*Ki-rim(?kil)-zu
*Ki-ir-ri-i
(cf.
Ki-kin$)-su
JADD
242,
2.
2.
Ki-s.ir-
XV,
Bu. 91-2-9, 218,

in
(WAF
1076, II
II
p. 21),
b.
oiKate, king of Que,B.C.834, Shalm.III: Ob. 139. -- KB I, p. 144-
of Esarh.
Ki-sir-Nabu
2
a governor Egypt, h sa bu-li-su
at the time
i.
JADD
851,
(cf.
TNB)
Kir(Kil)-si,
K. 1897.
80-7-19,34.
mahnasu]ADD
3
A.BA,
*Kirtiara
1.
JADD
Anp.: Ann.
I,
207, R. E.
(Ep. B).
Ki-ir-ti-a-ra, of Larbusa,
40, 59
II,
(IR
20, 21).
--
KB
pp. 76, 80.

5;-,
JADD
d s.
600,
2.
Ki-ir-te-a-ra Anp.:
Ann.
II,
var. to (i)
Kisru(?)-sa- A-sir Qi d
A-sir-ni-ra-ri,pa-te-si
A-$ir,
MDOG
R 9).
Ki-ru-a
h hazanu
62, 82, 86.
al
U-lu-ub-ri,
Senn.:
King
IV,
Ki-si-i,
38
(?,
p. 33, n.
cf.
Ki-is-tt)
f (III
a-ru-mu, Tigl. IV: Ann. 135
Ki-ru-Asur
(B. C. 695). JADD 616, Kis(.?)-lH, JADD 899, II, III Ki-is(j, *)-p()ii, JADD 869,
3> 7
*Ki-is-si,
TA
341,
4 , 7.
Ki-siMu
12.
"Property"
882,
6.
10.
JADD
Ki-su-u-a
h
KIsu, see Qlsu.

Ki-sird
Adad
"Property of
Adad"
660, n.
$angn,
(cf.
JADD
761,1.
Ki-ta-a-a
GAD
243, R.
(Kitu}-ia-a,
HABL
1045,
).
s.
of Qa-nu-ni,
JADD
JADD
Ki-ti-nu (cf.
v
cf.
(B. C. 688).
Kisir-Asur
1.
Ki-sir- AS-ûr,
578, R.
23,
2
7.
HABL
2.
Qi-te-nu\
JADD
names
2, 3
(Ep. A).
190,2.
191,2. 485,4.
Kit-ra-a (hypocor.,
as Kitri-Jstar, Ph.
9.
976,
JADD
6
1,2 (B. C. 730).
(Ep. F).
48, R.
2
(B. C. 656). 80,
(B. C. 656). 49, R. s (Ep. a). 102, 6 (Ep. I). 1 10 2,
JADD 589, R. is Kit-pi-l8tar('^VK) "My ally

xnnD)
Ishtar"
K. 13023, writer to king.

Kit-ti-be (cf.
h
R.
5.
[571,
h
R.
9.]
619, R.
(Ep.
6.
7342.
JADD
151,
9
3,
503, R.
S). h
K. 764.
h
Kut(l Tar\ti-be)
bel pahati
2.
sa
"l
Dttr-Sarrukln
HABL
irrihi,
JADD
741,
37.
989,
rab
7
Kitti-ilani
i
.
ki-sir
JADD
R.e (Ep. Y). 325, R.

ki-sir ($a)
e, 15
(abbrev.) Kit-ti-AN**-ni
JADD
74 1
25.
salsu
JADD
(Ep. A). 361, R.
(Ep. F). 414,
12, 14, 23,24,
R.
3,
25
(Ep. A).
Vrt
mutir pnti
1
1
,
2.
326, R. /<?. Kit-ti-ANP* JADD 899,
3,
of
cf.
<"
'
A-bi-la-te.
sa mar-sarri JADD 207, R. ,2 (Ep. A). 235, R. 9.
(Ep. B). 2
ki-sir
V#
R.
3,
Kitti-lisir(/?f-S/.Z>/; abbrev.,
lisir),
Nabn-zcr-kitti-
sa
KiHi-ra-a
h
K. 241, XI,
l
27.
mar-$arri]ADD62i,G,
~
9,
(Ep. F). sa
2.
al Hu-ba-ba-a-a
s.
JADD
VI
55,
46,
R.
irrisu, of
(cf.
Se
Ilu-sa-li-e,
of Ha-an-da-Si, Louvre,
(B. C. 6s6(?);
AO
JADD
742,
37.
2221, R.
Ku-bu-bu
OLZ
Sm.
(1903), col. 199).
amel bab
Ku-ub-bu-bu, SKu-bu-ub-tiWXXy} ekalli Bit-Sin-seme Neb. I, Nip12.
2.
Ki-sir- d AS-tur,
R.
XI u
(spec.).
pur, V,
K. 764,
3.
s.
Ki-sir-d Hi,
HABL
v
Kud(//^)-da-a-nu
402,
e.
(cf.
Ku-da-nu
5.
BE XV)
irriiu,
JADD
573,
742, R.
KJ-sir-ilu
Ku-du-ni-e
JADD
s.
208, R.
(B. C. 668).
JADD
Ku-du-ra-na
of iStar-nasir,
JADD
237, R. * (B. C. 665).
"The
Kisir-lstar
i.
XV, TNB,
cock"(?) (cf. Ku-du-ra-nu JKu-du-ra-ni-ta P 116,9)

1, 21
BE
Ki-sir-XV,
JADD
311, R. E.
(Ep.
S).
489,
s.
of En-Ill...., Lo. 103 (90827),
(time
T. XLIII.
117
Adadsumiddin).
--KB
III,
pt.
I,
p. 156.
2.
Ku-du-ru (K 4268)
KGAS
s.
48, L. E.
3.
KING, BBS,
*Kudur-Enlil
f.
p. 10.
3.
"Servant of Enlil"
: :
4.
Ku-dur Ku-dur
f.
HABL
ri,
607,
BM.
I8f.).
38646,
II,
(KiNG, BBS,
viSagarakti~Suna$\ Sarru, king of Baby1 lonia (Dyn. C 26), about B. .1273 265
d
En-lil,
p. 94, pi.
1.
Ku-durp. 10.
King-list
II,
5:
b. of
Ka-
f,
of Zeriia, Lay. 53, 33. of SamaS- $um-lt$ir, gf.o{Sin-ka(bti\-ilani,
dalman-Harbe, see SCHNABEL,
MVG XIII,
5.
1 1
BM.
104404,
II, 3
(KING,
131.
BBS
p. 8
1,
pi.
1).
2.
3.
OBI 64. d Ku-dur-a 'En-lit, sar Babili, BEXIV,

XIV, H7a,
9.
BE
SA.DU
82-5-22,
258, R.
2.
83-1-18,
125,
811. 266,
2.
8,2,34.
HABL
R.
11.
1.
sa Bit
2.
Amukkanna.
2.
Ku-dur-ri- d En-lil, (Sar Babili},
BE
XIV,
31
274,
275,
2.
277,
15.
278,
2.
3.
279,
2,
H7b. 119
4.
124.
1233.
296,
451, 906,
9.
469,
10.
518,
754,
27.
SA.DL- d En-lil,
Nabd.:
Rm. A,
pt. 2, p.
III, 20,
1
755
II
i.
961,
998, R.
2,
9. 10
(WSml.
C. 672).
(VR
64).
--
KB
III,
06.
(El.)
p. 23).
JADD
XI
17
829,
(B.
*Ku-du-ur-ma-bu-uk
"Servant of Mabuk"
K. 241,
II p. 25).
(spec.).
1599
(WSml.
Prince of Emutbal, in western Elam, father of Arad-Sin and Rim-Sin:

s.QiSi-im-ti-h-el-ha-ak, ad-da
I
""'MAR. TU,
5440 a. TRep. 277 E. mar Daku-ri Chron. B IV 15 (c. 675 B. C.). mar h HABL sakin m5'Snhi
tipri
627,7.
(I
Anp.
2,
i,
no. Ill
p. 92.
^(CT XXI,
p. 210.
33).
--KB
5,
III,
Ann.
Ill
17, is
23.
KB
p. 98).
Sar
pt.
f.
SAK,
of'Arad-Sin, ad-da Emutbala, I

1, 9.
no. XVI,
=
h
s. s.
'""'Elamti, king of Elam, B. C. 693692, Kudur-Nahundi, Chron. B III 9, u, is.
IV R
35, no. 6,
II, 10.
CT
I,
96-4-4,
Vrukaia,
HABL
1106, R.
8.
2,
f.
19.
of
Maituk-ku CT XXIV
50,
R.
9.
5.
of Rim-Sin, see
d
*Kudur-Nahundi
SAK, pp. 210221. "Servant of Nakkhunte" (cf.
Ku-tir(ti-ir)- Nafy-hu-un-te
DEP II,
VI,
p.
17,
Ku-te-ir- d Na--hu-un-diW
pi. 7, etc.;
abbrev. >> Kudurru, q. v.). (or three) kings of Elam.

1.
Name
of two
HABL 627, HABL 738, 4 880, of SamaS-ibni HABL 756, of Nabn-Sum-ukln HABL 469, R. Ku-gal-zu, or perhaps Ku-ri-gal-zu, HABL
s.
of Nabu-dumqi-ilani of Nabu-nasir
is.
s.
f.
i.
12.
345,
2.
Ku-ku-a
(cf.
OBa.
Ku-ku-it: a RPN, Ku-ku-u-iâ
Ku-dur-na-an-hu-un-di,
about B. C. 2200,
3 8,
KK.
p.
2631,
I,
12
(III
no.
no.
i;
KB
II,
208 f.).
d
2660,2 (IIIR
38,
2, eo;
cf.
LC), Capp. Ch. 10, 9. see Kakkullanu. Kukullanu, Kukulani, Capp. Ch. 7, 2. Ku-ku-pi
.
.
T-D
.
.
WINCKLER,
2.
AF
I,
[Ku}-dur- Na-hu-un-di, e-[la-mu-u], K.4493.
p. 534ff). h
Ku-ld-ku-la,
Capp. Ch.
2, */.
*Kul-ba-ia-di (abbrev.,
WSem.,
,
cf.
Baiadi(-iht],
3.
SA.DU- d Na-hu-un-di,
Tay. IV,
so.
=
(I
sar
mat
Elamti, Senn.:
/ Gabbi-ina-qdta
Gabbi-ina-qata-Samas
4,
TNB)
(==
h
4.
SA.DU- d Na-hu-un-du
B),
Kudurru, Chron.
Senn.:
s.
of Al-Nathu-milki,
JADB
2.
2,
I, 17.
B.
.693-692,
70
e-la-mu-u,
Kulkula, see
d f
Kakkulanu.
Tay. IV,
Ku-dur-ra
s.
R 40).
t
--
KB
II,
p. 102.
KU-la-sam-ma(?),
Kul-la-a-a
d.
JADD
690,
of HH$)-ri-su-ru ha-bir-a-a
cf.
OBI
2.
149,
I, 21.
of Bel-iddina
JADD
891,
6.
Kudur(r)u (abbrev.;
i.
TNB)
140,
12.
Kulmakulma(?),Capp.Clerq(CHANTRE,Cappadoce,
276,
Ku-dur-ru
s.
HABL
447, u.
P- 95)-
s.
of E-gi-bi, Merod. II, Bl. st. IV, n. of Um-man-al-da-se sarri alik pdni Urtaki,
Kulu-lstar
(cf.
OBa. Ku-lu-um RPN, NBa.

82,
9
/
lu-u
1.
TNB)
(Ep. Q).
S).
son of the Elamite king Humbahaldas II, brother of Paru, Abp.:IIIR 31,
Ku-lu-- dXV]A.VV 81,3;

d
2.
[Ku]-lu-
XV]&DV
IV
No.
i.
sa, 92.
K 2867,
21.
Ku-lu-ka
JADD
352, R. 92, R. 6.
(Ep.
n8
Ku-lu-ma-a(?),
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Capp. Ch. 12, R. ?. of the city of
i,
3.
Kur-at, tar m&tati,
VR 39,
55.
Ku-ma-a-a
"Theman JADD 335, B. E.

VS
(cf.
I,
Kume"
4.
For other
variants, see
TNB,
p. 92.
in
Nineveh,
(B. C. 687).
Kur-ba-an-a-a
"Native of the city of Kurban"
*Ku-ma-ni,
Ku-um-ri-?-
109,
?.
JADD
Capp. G,
'
1041, R.3. Cf. Kur-bi-AN-a-a,

(1908),
PSBA
cf.
Pa.
bai-itiD),!
1 1, 24,
cf.
XXX
Kur-ban-a-sur
in,
e;
H2, u
also
KB
IV, p. 54, no. VII.

cf.
.
Qur-bu-ilu.
J Ku-na-a
7.
Ku-na-a (hypocor.;
TNB, OBa.
cf.
RPN)
862,2.
HABL2i2, 2
815,11. 862, R.
JADD
Capp. G,
Kur-ban-lstar,
12,
12.
Ku-na-a-a (hypocor.,
Ku-na-a)
Capp. G,
cf.
19,
5,
s.
HABL
1, 13.
447,
is:
matmatu,
h
cf.
K. 241, IX, 32, spec.

15.
SAG.
JADD 851, JADD

.
Kurbanu (abbrev.;
1.
Na-ad-ba-nu]
3.
1
.,
805,
2.
"l
Kun-da-a-a
(cf.
Kundi,
7.
Bel-ku-un-di-ili-a-a),
3.
JADD 989, 51 (B. C. 709). Kur-ba-ni, JADD 141, Kur-ban-nu k irriht, JADD 742, R.
Kur-ba-a-nu,
49,
t
34.
JADD
*Ku-un-da-as-pi
"l
733, R.
(cf.
Kur-hu-ni-ti, Cass. tablet:
*Kuttatpi,
B.
Iran.
Ku-mu-ha-a-a,
C. 854,
Vindaspd) Shalm. Ill:
Ku-ri-e (hypocor.,
cf.
PSBA 1907, Nov. pi. Ku-ri-i BE XIV, Ku-ruI.
um T-DLC)
-mar
ekalli,
Mon.
*Ku-ni-e-a
II, ss.
JADD
t
(cf.
Kuvecc<;(?),
HOMMEL,
Grundriss,
*Kurigalzu (Cass.,
VR 44, asb = Ri--i-ka$-h-i)

HABL 32, R. u, KK. 5638. 563. Ku-gal-zu, HABL 345,
ie.
2, 4.
816,
e.
p. 62),
messenger from Alasia to Egypt,

22.
Ku-ri-gal-zi\zn
TA
f
37,
Ku-un-zu-ub-tum,
127,
s.
s.
9562. of Bel-enba,
Rm.
VS
I,
35,
2?
(KB
IV, p. 96;
*Kun-zu-na-nu, see Gun-zu-na-nu.

Ku(?)-ra-ra-a..,
JADD
763, u.
1.
Kings of Babylonia (Dyn. C) d Kur-e-gal-zu, tar Babili, BE XIV, 36, 12

time
Msi.).
*Kuras (OPe. Kurut, EL Kurat, Bi. tfp), Cyrus Kings of Anshan and Persia:
I
(=
2.
f.
of Nazim.).
Ku-ri-gal-su,
d En-lil
OBI
37. 38. 40. 44, etc.

3.
ri-ia-
Ku-ra-at, Si-is-pi-i$, za, gf. of Ku-ra-at tarru rabu tar

s.
f.
\
of
of Ka-am-bu-ziaf
um, OBI 41
+ 46,
133,
4.
sakkanak
An-
(lugal ligga
lugal Kengi Urdu

;
ta-an, Cyr.: Cyl.

p. 124).
II
21
(VR
35.
KB III,
pt. 2,
Cyrus, king of Persia,

byses
B. C. 559
529,
s.
529, king
lugalAN. UB.DA-IV-ba\l^^\M, i, 4 2, i; 3, 3 (KB III, pt. i, p. 154). tar Babili, BE XIV, .10, i, 59, 12, i, etc. Nabd.: Br.
Cyl.
al
II, 32 (I
of Babylonia, B. C. 539
of
Cam"l
R 69. KB III,
pt. 2, p. 84).
tar
Ka-ru-du-ni-ia-ds,
Ill
12
OBI 43.
tarkittati tar
1.
Ku-ra-at, Dar. Beh.

td-an, Cyr.:
39,
21.
tar
An-
Babili,
VR 35,
(KB III, pt.2,
p. 122).
pi. 2).
102 588, 3 (KING, BBS, p. 5, Ancestor of Marduk-apal-iddin (I)
BM.
tar
64.
s.
>""*
An-za-an, Nabd.:
III,
Rm. A,
1, 29
(V R
mar
pt.
i,
Meli-Slpak,
p. 162;
IV
38,
I,
25
(KB
III,
KB
pt. 2, p. 98).
35.
IV
p. 60.
WE.,
Misc., p. 3ff.
of Kambuziia, Cyr.: Cyl. 27,
banim
SCHNABEL, Chronologic,
s.
p. 9).
Esagila
p. 214);
Ezida,
gs. of
51-1-1,
181
(BA
II,
of Burnaburiat (and
f.
of Nazimaruttas),
35. 36. 39. 133
Kurat, descend, of Sittar tarru kittati rabtt t. dannu tar pit: mitt u Babili s. Sumari Akkadi L kibrat
irbittim, Cyr.: Cyl.
p. 124).
2.
' m ai Ku-rdt, tar An-ta-an, Nabd.: Ann.
DEP
(cf.
II,
93,
I,
e,
is.
OBI
i,
ZIMMERN,
ZA
XIII, p. 304).
p. 154).
ZA
I,
V,
VR 35,
tar
20
(KB III,
pt. 2,
418 (KB Susa 2, I, 3.

p.
III,
II, 28.
pi.
Nazim.:
is:
sihru, Synchron.
II,
s.
f.
i, 2,
3; III,
12, is, is, 19.
mat
Parsu, Nabd.:
contemp. with Enlil-nirari of Assyria. of d Ka-da-dt-man-har-be, BE XIV, 39, s. of Burnaburiat (contemp. with Ameno9, 19. 11, R. 19, 20. phis III), of E-mid-a-na-Marduk, BE XIV,
Ann.
f.
II, 15.
TA
of Kam-bu-zi-ia Nabd.: Ann.
Ill, 24.
f.
10,
56.
T. XLIII.
f.
no. 2;
of Me-li-U-pak, Be. 6378 == WE., Misc. gf. of Marduk-apal-iddin\ sarru
Kusurani
(KA T-a-ni;
255, XI,
is,
abbrev.,
cf.
Nabn-, Sin-ku-
suranni).
ka$-su-u,
f.
Merod.
I:
VS,
I,
34,
20.
Sm.
5
spec.
of Nazi- Mar uttai,

(cf.
OBI
55/58. 75+136,
p. 302).
Ku-us-su
s.
ZIMMERN,
ZA
XIV,
of Huluqqa,
CT
"*
II 21,
14, j/.
d
3.
s.
Ku-ri-gal-zu of d Ka-dd$-man-har-be', sarru dannu $ar

Babili, Kurig.:
I,
*Ku-U8-ta-as-pi
(Iran.
Vistaspa,
OPe.
Gustdsp,
'ÔTdo^rjq),
Tigl.
BM. 91036
p. 3, pi.
i.
(83-1-18,704),
Kummuha-a-a, B. C. 740, IV: Ann. M 153; B, 46, 57 (II R 67.

,
(KING, BBS,
ZA
9.
II, p.
309).
IIIR9.
Ku(?)-3u-a-ku,
KB
II,
pp. 18-21,30).
37,
f.
of Nazi-Marutta$,
II, 10 ;
BE XIV, 39,
is.
Chron. P,
K. 241, VIII,
spec.
(cf.
III,
10, 12, 15,

f.
Ku-ta-a-a
"Man
of Cutah"
J Ku-ta- -i-tum
4.
Kur-ri-gal-zu,
of
Na-zi-ma-ru-ut-tas,
s.
TNB)
of Sidi,
OBI
5.
56.
HABL
342,
502,
8.
Ku-ur-gal-zu,
kas-si-i.
VR
44,
23 a,
renders Ri--i-
Ku-ti-i (or
Tukulti?)
*....,
JADD
R.
h
.
A.BA,
HABL
of Bur-na-bur-ia-aS', si-ik-ru, Synchron. I, IB, contemp. with Enlil-nirari of Assyria. KUR-ilija, see Mati-ilaia.
s.
633, R. 2. *Ku-za-a (cf. Na. KTID)

A
*Kur-ir-pa (Hit., mat
cf.
An-hir-be)
1076,
1, 3.
sa-ga-te-su$), Kuzub-litar (HLLI- d XV)
HABL
167,
17.
Ku-muh-a, JADD *Kurkame, see Saddakme.

f
JADD
902,
7.
Ku-uz-zu-ra-ak, K. 11490,
= KGAS
A,
II,
60.
KUR-la-mur, 81-2-4, 255, VIII, n, spec.

*La-a-a-li-e
~
>
Kur-me-e, see Ahi-imme.
KUR-nadin-ahu(^- P^/ )"Kur gives a brother"

J
âr
al
la-di-,
6. Ill
Esarh.:
III, 40;
B, IV,
s.
of Ki-ma-ma\
nagiru,
JADD
446, R.
/?
(E P Q).
.
R 15. KB (IR 4 h BE.ZU, HABL 839,

*La-a-a-te-ilu, see Lditi-ilu.
pp. 132. 148). sar R. 9.
Ku(Z?r, 7^r?)-ru-ku
del qatati,
*Kur-za-a (Ar.,
JADD
cf.
228, R.
h
/.
*La-a-di-ru-ilu
iris)
9,
HABL
17:
1032,
i, 2, e,
10,
u.
JADB 5,
Kur-za-bu
s.
111,16.
IV,
reu
sene, in
*Labaia
1.
La-ab-a-ia,
TA
15.
245,
25,
43;
f.
of
Mutba
29,
lu,
TA
DEP
2,
255,
of Su-me-e-a,
VI, p. 44, u.
(cf. Bi.
2.
La-ab-a-id,
246,
6.
TA
17.
237,
6,
2.
244, n,
2fi,
17,
38, 41.
Kusaja
1.
"Native of Kus"
ito)
15.
9.
1
249,
253,
25O, 254,
11, 14, 16,
36, 89, 40, 54.
Ku-sa-a-a,
h h
s.
JADD
R.
(Ep. A). 429,
252,
289,
3.
3.
2.
2.
263,34.280,30,33.287,30.
inukilapati takin matt,] rakbu, JADD 207, R. /
ADD 8
(Ep.
II, 4 i.
5,
R.II,
6, 22.
B.).
Lab-ba-ia,
TA
32,
i,
4,
10:
Lab-ba-ia-an.
35, p.
of Si--a-qa-ba,
JADB
86,^,^.
i,
4.
La-ab-a-an
(ace.),
MDOG
BE X,
19**.
is
2.
Ku-sa-za-a,
col.
VS
I,
89,^7.
OLZ
VIII,
La-ba-na-da
"Lab a
12,
2.
(or
Laban?)
lofty"
132.
Capp. G,
La-ba-a-ni
(cf.
Ku-sa-sa-a/' (cf. Ku-si-si-i)
La-ba-ni'1Mb,
7
La-ba-ni-ia
VS
Ku-si-ni,
I,
84,
85,
8.
(Ep. E).
Ar. docket
JADD
589,
JADD
BE IX,TNBp.93)
674,
= HOI.
OTSSp.soi, BEIXp.62),
Ku-si-si-i (cf.
JADD JADD
No.
i.
Ku-sa-sa-a) 230, R. 9 (B.C.684). 612, R./6 (B.C.686).

605, L. E.
La-bar-sum (M> />su (abbrev.) s. of Ap-pa-a, 331, R.

La-ba-si(-i)
h rab
Ku-sur-a-a(hypocor.,cf.AT^-^r-^
/.
(probably = La-bah}
HABL
i.
kari, Epon., B. C. 654 (r), III
I,
VI, 29.
I2O
KNOT TALLQVIST.
JADD
646, R.
i.
39
= 647.
TRep. 1 36 B, R. 9.
La-ki-e
(cf.
OBa. fLa-ki-tum, Dilbat)
"Theweak
15.
264, L. E.
La-ba-si-i,
HABL 929,
BEX;
cf.
2.
one"
s.
f
La-basi (abbrev.; Ar.

1.
docket cab
TNB)
222,
i
of Hal-la-al-la,
HABL
520,
La-ba-Si,
Da-ra-ta-a-a,
i).
HABL
5.
l_al-a-al-tu(f), 81-2-4, 255, VIII, n, spec.
(VR53,
f.
no.
La-li-be-3 (cf. Na-ni-be-im*),
Capp. Ch.
5, 4.
of Zer-iikm,
HABL
472, R.
La-li-Sm (abbrev.,
cf.
OBa.
La-(a-}lum, La-li-im
2.
La-ba-lu
s.
RPN,
St.IV,io.
*A-ri-la-lum
BE XV
Capp.
S. 1,21.
ofRa-M, h riqquta *GAL,Sarg.:

-
La-al-ki-din-nu
KB
IV, p. 162.
Sarg.: St.
II, 20.
HABL
*Lalla
(cf.
478, R.
s,
soldier of
Ummanaldasu.
s.
of
lf-sal-li,
AaXXcc, AaXac; of Asia Minor), king
La-a-ba-si-ilu
f.
"Does the god not
exist?"
1.
of Melitene, B. C. 837; W^'Melida-a-a,

I, pp. 142, 170. La-al-la, Shalm. Ill: Ob.
of Nabn-aheriba, TRep. 241, R. 5. La-basi-Marduk (for NBa. texts, see TNB)

1.
KB
109.
La-a-ba-U- d AMAR. UD, king of Babylonia, B. C. 556, s. of Nergal-lar-usur, Nabd.:

St. IV,
27, 37.
2.
La-li,
Shalm.
Ill:
Mon.
II, 83.
i d La-mas-3i- d Papsukkal, renders KAN.UL-' KAL.
RA,
f
VR
72,
44,23d.
2.
La-ba-Us.
AMAR. UD
h
La-a-mas-si
of Da-bi-bi\
Bl. St.
$atam Esagila, Merod.
II:
JADD
R.
5,
slave pledged, B. C. 677.
V,
s.
--
KB
15.
La-a-mas-si-bel
III,
pt.
i,
p. 192.
lord"
"My JADD
cf.
protecting deity
149,3 (B.C. 684).
is
La-ba-'-u
h
irri$u,
La-bi-ga-a-a,
325, R. ,4 (Ep. A). La-bi-rum (abbrev.), K. 241, XI, 32, spec. 359, R. ,s (B. C. 680). La-ab-sa-ri-e,
JADD JADD
*La-me-in-tu/tu (Eg.,
STEINDORFF, BAI,
"l
p. 3 53,
742,
RANKE, Abp. A,
La-ni-ih-ma-a
Material, p. 30), $ar

III
Hi-mu-ni,
i,
R
4
17, I 109;
Ann.
VR
1 107.
JADD
La-da-gil-ilu
(?
"The god does not deal

ty 89, 34;
JADD
La-an-si-i
365, R.
(B. C. 702).
falsely"
(=
(cf.
2.
La-an-h-e)
La-an-si-i; Minu-la-an-$t)
849,
2.
I
cf.
abbrev.: Da-gil-ilu
mar
Arbaili,
775,
4.
IV R
(Ep.
61,
71 a.
TNB) WI.SUR,
h
K. 7556. 13161.
La-an-se-8
HABL.
-
JADD JADD
La-di-ib
f.
[La-]da-gil-ilu,
S).
allaku
848,
850,
3 l69-
2.
851,
2.
KK. 5450 b
619,
5559f.
*7>
of (Mardu}k-ibni, K. 8683.
Tu-bu-si, of
of ASur-rabi, Capp. P,
23.
*Lapturu
JADD 175,3, slave sold (6.0.676). La-ha... JADD 295,1. f La-hal.... JADD 556,5. la-hi-8-ilu, JADB 14,4. La-hi-ra-a-a, JADD 447, R. 7 (B. C. 683). La-ia-'...., JADD 718,5.
*La-du-qi-i,
Lajale, see La-a-a-li-e.
mar
1.
m " Nirdnn
t
La-ap-tu-ru, Anp.: Ann.

La-ap-tu-ri, Anp.: Ann. II, Lap-tu-ri, Anp.: Ann. II,
Ill,
II, is
(var.).
2.
13, 98, 102
(IR 20.22).
15, 20
3.
98
(var.), 102 (var.),
no
(I
22. 26);
Kurkh Mon., R.
(III
R 6).
BE
IX, X.
Laqipu
(cf.
TNB);
160,
see also Ld-ki-bi-im

163, R.
/*
9;
ic.
La
iti-ilu
1.
(cf.
Nusku-la-it-ilani
h
BE XV)
"l
1.
La-qi-pu
al
[jfj]
JADD
R.s (Ep.G).
La-a-a-te-AN,
942, R.
7.
bel piha'i
A-me-di,
JADD
(Ep. O). Epon.

Kal-zi,
h
B. C. 760,
Canon A, IV
187, R.
h
Canon E + 81-2-4,
2.
3.
La--i-ti-AN, 83-1-18, 695, III, La-i-ti-AN, JADD 572, R. 4

.
13,
spec.
mutirpttti]&DV> 857, II 45. sammaru(J) JADD 847, R. 2. k irriiu, JADD 742,

R.
2.
3.
27.
4.
I
La-it-ti-AN, irritu,
JADB
T-D
2,
R. VII,
q. v.)
is.
2.
a-ki-bi-im (identical
s.
with Laqipu,
239,
La-qi-pi,
of Ir-tim
Capp.
JADD n, La-ki-pu, JADD 425,

3
(B. C. 676).
650, R.
h
6.
c.
R.
743, R.
ir-
T. XLIII.

h
121
ri$u,
JADD
742, R.
27.
Sa Sepa,
JADD
Liblut
"May he
see
live!" (abbrev.; for
NBa.
17
texts,
s.
604, R. /. of AfcXu,
TNB)
JADD
880
I 12.
1.
Lib-lut,
La-qi-si
h
2.
Lib-lu-tu,
JADD 519, ZA II, p.
3.
K. 241,
I.
(spec.).
173,
i.
rakbu
TAG.GA
435, L. E.
(mahisu $a narkabtiT),
,.
Lib-na-a,
K. 882.
JADD
Larak-zer-ibni
Liburna, see Lubarna.

Li-bur-za-nin-E-kur
"The (god of the) city of Larak has created seed" La-rak-KUL-KAK, mar AtrattaS, Nku.:
London,
102,
I 12.
"May
the restorer of Ekur

II 6
be strong"
*jtaqa,
Melis.:
I:
Lo. 101,
(KB IV
p. 58),
--
La-ri-i(?),
f
Mz3.:
VS
I cf.
s,
35,40.
KB IV, p. 82. -- KB IV, p. 96.
Merod.
Susa
16, III n.
Li-dan-bel-matati
(KUR.KUR) "Child of the
La-ri-in-dii
(NBa.;
lurindu "grape") 83-1-18,

spec.
lord of the lands"
1846, R. IV,
La-ta-dar-ilu
VR
d
44, 25
= * U-lam-bur-ia-a-aL
"Child of Marduk"
"Don't be angry,
is
Li-dan- En-lil
"Child of Enlil"
33
god!"
(or
abbrev.r) K. 241, XII

'La-te-'....,
V R 44,
V R 44,
= *U-lam-har-be.
(spec.)
Li-dan-Marduk 1
24
JADD
215,
(B. C. 682).
La-tegi(-tftf)-lstar
,
"Don't sin againstlshtar!"
i.
La-te-gi-a-na-XV,
d
JADD
h
6.
Li-id-bu-bu-li-pu-su
105, R.
= Sim-bar-si-pak. = KA KA-li-pu-su K 24
.
XI 1, 10'
/.
K
al
241, XII,
12
70.
(spec.).
2.
3.
La-te-gi-TIS-XV,]&DV in,,.
La-te-ga-TISraia,
*Li-e-ia,
TA
162,
XV,
$al$u
hinni,
ASSu-
Lik-ki-me-e or
4.
JADD 50, La-te-gi-XV, JADD

1
Ta$qi-me({),
97, R.
6.
cf.
the next name),
63,
R.
JADD
/o
(Ep. V).
Li-ki-im-ma-a-a, Sarg. St. IV,

(cf.
12.
KB IV,
p. 162.
La-tubas-ana-ili, see La-tubasanni-ilu.
La-tu-ba-sa-an-ni-Adad
"Put
me
not
Li-Ii-i(F)
OBa.
3,
Li-il-lu(m] Dilbat, Li-lum
BA
3.
not to shame,
to
VI,
Adad!" JADD
"Put
p. 80,
U^
9,
"stultus"),
s.
HABL
630,
260, R. n.
La-tubasanni-ilu
me
,
Li-lu-si-im, Capp. G,
shame,
2
Lim-ra-as-lib-bi-ili
"May
the
heart
of the
god!"
1.
god have compassion"(?)
La-tu-ba-sa-a-ni-AN
685). 243, R.
17
JADD
90,
i6.
135,
(B.
C.
(B. C. 688).
2.
La-tu-da-$a-ni-AN,
JADD
2,
slave pled-
is, spec. see Emur-Utar. Limur-lstar, Limur-Marduk, see Emur-Marduk.
K. 241, XII,
ged
h
3.
(B. C. 734). 852, II
isparu $a bit
Limutti-aku see Simutti-adur.

Li-nu-u
. .
JADD 415, R. /o. La-tu-VR-ana($)-AN, JADD 100, R. 4 (B. C.

sukkalli (B. C. 734),
687).
JADD
429,
13.
Lip-di-ri-ilu
s.
of d KUD-dan-nu,
HABL
q. v.
h
964, u.
4.
5.
La-tu-UR-ni-AN,]KDD
74,
R.
(B.C. 680).
Lip-hur-ilu, var. to
Nap-har-ilu
C. 729,
$a-kin mhtKir195, R.
3.
6.
La-UR-a-ni-AN, JADD 134, 3 (B. C. 686). La-UR-ni-AN, JADD 162, R. / (B. C. 693). *A.BA, JADD 120, R. / (B. C. 693).
ru-ri,
Epon. B.
,.
JADD
Lip-hu-ru
7.
NU-UR-an-ni-AN, K.
241,
"JADD
d
'
606, R.
37
(spec.).
Lipit-lstar
Li-di-it-'BL 8862)
Isin,
i.
"Work
i i,
La-tu-ba-sa-a-ni-lstar
(?XV) "Put
shame,
La-tu-gi-dNa-na-a
Ishtar!"
me not to JADD 243, R.
King of
1
IR
5,
no. XVIII,
III,
= CTXXI
86,b;
of Ishtar"
/<>
8. 19,
--
KB
pt.
p.
SAK,
(B. C. 688).
p. 204.
Li-pu-u-gu
G.).
f.
JADD
La-zi-ti-ia
173,2 (Ep.
of TaSpuru,
JADD
469,
19.
HABL
No.
i.
454,
10.
JADD
s (Ep.O). 163, R.
16
122
cf.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Lu-di-mu/me, see Ln-$ulmu.
Li-pu-su (abbrev.,
Lidbubu-li-pn-$u)
i4.
JADD 741,
Li-qi-pu
IB.
899, II
K. 241, XII
u (spec.).
.
Lu-du-u
(cf.
Lu-tu-u)
128,
9.
(=
R.
3.
Laqipii)
175, R.
h
HABL
633,
//.
1008,
7.
JADD
(B. C. 676). 498, R. 4
Lu-ha-'-il
(cf.
Ha-il-ilu}
527,
i.
308, R.
*Li(?)-sar,
rab kisir (sa tya}, JADD 235, R. 309, R. ,. 318, R. 7.

<?.
HABL
Lu-uh-ra-hi (?)-!( GA)-su,
Capp.
Ch.
2,
,4
cf.
TA
42,
2
23.
SCHEIL,
Lu-ki-ma-ma
(cf.
ibid.,
p. 96.
Li-sur-sa-la-Asur
Ki-ma-ma)
i
Tigl. I:
4,
:
Hunt.
Ill,
u (AKA
I,
p. 135.
IIIR
JADD
440,
(B. C. 692).
Servant of
.
h rhb
u -HA. LA-}.
(hypocor.
cf.?
SE. GAR,
OBa. Li-te-rum, Anum436,
10.
JADD
464, R. s
Li-'-ti-ru-u
Lulabbir-sarrussu (Lu-lab-bir-MAN-us-sti)
"May
li-te-ir
Dilbat)
JADD
Lit(?)-tu-ru
JADD
324, L. E. 3 (B. C. 692).

cf.
his royalty grow old!" s. of Marduk-sar-usur, JADD 414, i, R. 14. *Luli (Ph. ^blbX, 'EXouXaio? Jos. Ant. IX 14,2
<
Lu-ahua (abbrev.,
Mannu-ltt-ahttd]
l
1.
Lu-li-i,
(I R
$ar
43);
II
"l
Si-du-nn-ni,
II 59;
Senn.: Const.
I
is
13
Lu-u-SES-ti-a,
Bit-ha-a-sa-a-a, (81-2-4, 59)
King
35 (I
Kui.
(III
II
12);
HABL
h
1093,
e.
Tay.
118.
in
38).
KB
pp. 90,
*Lu-a-am-ba-du-ra
rabu of Ariwana,
Abina, Boghazkoi,
Bel-ln-balat,
2.
Lu-ul-li-i,
mar
la-ma-ma-ni,
es.
upstart,
OLZXIII
Lu-balat
baltaf)
1.
(1910), col. 292.
Tigl. IV: II
R 67,
"May he
live!"
(cf.
/ZR.
6
*Lu-na-a-Na-as-hu
s.
Lu-u-ba-lat,
(B. C. 680).
JADD
73,
R.
=
R.
5.
oiKa-an-ka-nu,
840, R.
(Hit.(r)),
3.
in " llanata,
JADB
i,
II 20.
74,
Lu-un-ti
HABL
269,
i,
2.
3.
4.
5. f
JADD Lu-u-TI.LA, JADD 623, 8 Lu- 77, h Sana, JADD 426,

Lu-u-bal-at,
5, i
,
(B. C. 68 1)
3,
*Lu-pa-ak-ku
TA
cf.
170,
15.
10,
R.E.j.
*Luqu
1.
(cf.
Ar. docket ?npb, STEVENSON, Con-
7,
R.
tracts, no. 7;
III
i.
TA
2
108,
17.
109,
40).
Lu- Tf.LA,
h su-sa-nu
u-ri-t,]ADD 852,
Lu-bal-ta-at
"May she
471,
11,
live!"
2.
JADD 4, Lu-qu, JADD 267,

Lu-u-qu,
438, R.
h
3.
(B. C. 644). 678, 3.

12.
R.
7,
311, R. E.
3.
348
4.
JADD
*Lubarna
slave sold.
899,
II
in " lNunibar. 929, u.

(B. C. 659),
rhb kisir 3a m " r sarri

7,
JADD
mZiPa-ti-na-a-a
1.
233,
Ill
I
R.
2.
Li-bur-na, Anp.: Ann. 90868, R. 12 (AKA
m (IR26); Li.Vs;
185).
71, 72, 78, si
Lu-su-mu
p.
amel urqi
(IR25);
(B. C. 660),
JADD
(=
444,
12.
2.
Lu-bar-na, Anp.: Ann.

Alt.
29, 30, 37.
Ill
Lusi-ana-nur-Marduk
"May
it
the child)
come
forth into the light, Mardukl" (UD.

Shalm.
I,
3.
Lu-bar-ni,
bettunu,
Ill:
Ob.
148
(B.C. 832).
Lu-ba-as-a-na-ili
--
KB
t/,
p.
146.
DU-a-na-LAH- dAMAR.UD\ 101, II 7 (KB IV p. 58).

Lusi(/Z?.ZM)-ilu...., Lo. 103,
1 26 .
Melis.: Lo.,
JADD
Lu-ub-bu-mu
425,
14,
R.
Lu-sakin
i.
Lu-$a-kin,
JADD
3,
80,
4,
probably father of
335,
102,
8.
JADD
*f
Lu-da-ki-e
912,
g,
slave.
Snsu.
L. E.
s.
/
190,

1
(= AaoSiKi]), wi. of Silnku II, ZA VII,
(B. C. 687).
P-33ILu-da-ri (abbrev., cf. Lu-dar-be-li

Itt-dari, etc.)
of Mannu-kf-Asur,
VS
I,
95,
i,
7,
BE XIV,
II.
Sarru2.
Lu-sa-kin
s.
JADD
1077, 1
22,
time of Sargon
of Ad-Si-e-ku,
JADD
331,
i,
(B. C. 671). T. XLIII.
123
Lu-sulmu
1.
2.
(cf. Mannu-ln-tulmu] Lu-DI-mu, $a *Su-pi-te, JADD 877, e. Lu-DI-me, JADD 77, R. 3. 290, 9 386,
.
*Ma-'-ma-a-a
HABL
5.
749, R.
s,
10.
*Ma-ma-ni-i8
Lu-te-[e] (cf.
Lu-tu-u)
339,
5.
m "'Lu-uk-sa-a-a,
ha-sa-nu
>
Shams. V:
Ann.
Ill,
54
JADD
Lu-TI,
*Lu-ti-jp-ri
f.
JADD
169,
i.
(IR30).
*Ma-me-i
(cf.
see Lu-balat.
(Khald.)
Mdjia, Map.a^,
MdjipLrjc; etc.
of Asia
of Sarduri,
lien, no.
LEHMANN-HAUPT,
47.
Materia-
Minor) rab kisir
(B.
0679),
7.
JADD 150,
h
R. s
(cf.III,
45
*Lu-tu-u
(cf.
Lu-du-u),
HABL
p. 241). 602, R.
645,
s.
*Mamit(i)arsu (Med.)
1.
*Mag-du(gub)-bi
"'<
Ma-mi-ti-ar-ht,
hazanu
Xa
Ma-da-a-a,
no. 2.
Ma-da-hi-ir-a-a,
IBS.
B. C. 830, Shalm. Ill:

p.
Ob.
Mah-di-e
--KB
insa)
2.
Sm.
2.
2005,
2, 4.
I,
146.
Ma-mit-ar-$u, Sm. 2005,
?;
KGAS
(cf.
?Bi.
HABL 987,
IIIR
d
I,
*Manahbi(r)|a(Eg.Mn-hpr-Re,RANKE, Material,
C. 725, of Nineveh,
1.
Epon. B.
44.
p.
12)
IV,
Ma-hir-ah-iddin(/MP-AS) "Makhir has given a brother", 83-1-18, 695, XII, 19, spsc.
f Ma-na-ah'bi-ia, $ar"'" Musri, ThutmosisIII,
TA
2.
51, 4;
cf.
KNUDTZON, EA,
p.
41
f.,
Ma-hir-iq-bi
"Makhir has announced"

374, R.
/j.
WEBER,
p. ii25f.
Ma-na-ah-bi-ir-ia,
TA
59,
8.
JADD
*f
624, R.
2
(B. C. 687).
Mah(?)-la-ra
JADD
294,
(B. C. 700).
Ma(?)-na-id(?)-i-sa, Capp. Ch.
2, t3 .
*Nlah-sMa-a-u (He.,
cf. Bi.
n^pny, rforna
APO)
*Ma-na-ni (abbrev.,
cf.
Nahth-ma-na-ni, Ar.
1330,
~JADD
/z;/2#,
30,
3 (B. C. 687).
Ma-hu-ur-i-li (cf. Bi.
"ma)
2,
7.
JADD
*Mane (Eg.)
209, R.
//.
Capp. E,
*Ma-na-pa-Tesup (Hit),
MDOG
35, p. 19.
Ma-hu-si
Capp. T-D, 240,

*Maia (Eg., or Hit.)
1.
25.
mar Upri
1.
of
Amenophis
19,
C7.
17, 21. 17.
III:
Ma-ni-e,
26,
15.
TA
27,
7,
20,
etc.
21,
24.
Ma-a-ia,
TA 62,26.
as,
2.1.
292,33.
rabisu$a$arri,
2.
3.
28,
29,
70, 151, 167.
TA
2.
337,
h
14.
Ma-ni-e-na-an,
TA
I,
Mit.
II, is;
IV,
35.
Ma-{a,
2 1 8,
rabis sarri,
3OO,
26.
TA 216,
14.
13.
217,
ie. 22.
Ma-ni-en-na-a-an,
Ma-ni-e-ta, ibid.
ibid. II, 7;
ei;
II, 10.
IV,
52.
328,
4.
cf.
*Nla-[a(wa)-ar-za-na (possibly Iran.,
MEYER,
5.
Ma-ni-en-na-ma-(a-}an,
121;
ibid.
II, e?, 96, 105, 117,
KZ
amel
42, p.
"l
IV,
54, 57.
I, e?,
8)
,
Ha-ziki
TA
Ill,
6.
185,3.
7.
Ma-ni-en, ibid.
Ma-ni-e$, ibid.
79;
IV,
55.
20, 21.
Nla-(ak-)ka-a (NBa.)
II, ie, 112;
IV,
83-1-18, 1866, R.
wf, spec.
8.
Ma-ni-e-el-la-a-an, ibid. IV,

Ma-ni-e-ra-ds-si(?}, ibid.
26.
9.
II, 126.
27.
f
. .
.
of Idin-Htar, Capp. Ch., 19, 9. ma-la-ki, 81-2-4, 2 55. VIII 15, spec.
s.
10.
Ma-ni-e$-M-a-an,
ibid. IV,
*Ma-an-ja
Mal-ga-?...,
JADD
(cf.
165,2 (Ep. Q).
TA
sar
162,72.
*Ma-li-e-za-zi
Meli-zazd)
//.
*Ma-nMa-e
"l
JADD
*Ma-lik-tu
h
493,
Uk-ki
52;
('""'Da-a-a-e),
Senn.:
12);
King,
(cf.
Na. nD^btt, JOHNS,

(B. C. 659),
ADD,
III p.
453)
IV,
39,
2,
Kui.
I,
42, 45
(IIIR
Tay.
tamkaru
JADD
233, R.
,4.
IV,
Ma-ni-ni(?)
12.
Mal-ku-u-tu
(cf.
2.
OBa. Ma-ni-nu-um
Dilbat),
16*
JADD
JADD
No.
i.
265, R.
io.
929,
124
Ma-an-ki-i (abbrev.)
h
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Man-nu-di-iq-bel-a-lak(?)
(B. C. 712),
10).
nappah siparri
(IIIR 47, no.
>
JADD
5,
R.
*Xagtt,
JADD
1
641,
(Ep. C).
is
Man-nu-gi-ir-Adad
is
"Who
adversary
i.
of
Man-ki-ahe(/M//0" who
like the brothers"

3.
(cf. Mannu-ka\ki-ahe\ JADD 1070, Man-kM-Asur 2 "Who is like Ashur ?"(cf.^/tfki(md)-Alur\ JADD 1041, R. 12.
Adad?", BE XVII, ^Man-nu-ja-di-' (WSem.)

s.
pt.
o"f
Ha
(cf.
h
,
re'a,
JADB
880,
2, III,
15.
Man-nu-ia-a-ri
f.
la-ri-t)
Man-ki-Harran(ÂS)
(cf.
"Who
is
like
Harran?"
854, R.
10.
of Sal-la-a,
(cf.
1
JADD
I, 15.
Mannu-kl-Harrari),
JADD
Man-nu-iq-bi
Man-ki-si-'
"Who
6,
is
4,
like Si'?" of
s
JADD
Man-nu-i-ri
(cf.
1,
Man-nu-i-qa-bu BE X) R. 2 (B. C. 676). K.24I, X

K. 7492.
26
(spec.)
JADB
VII,
'Se
Adad-bidi.
h
Man-ki-(i-)sairi
"Who
B. C.
is
like the king?"

10.
e.
Mannu-ki-Sarri),
MU. GI,
Man-na-i-pi-te
h
JADD 1041, R. 66 JADD 999, III,

1,
rab
Man-nu-isassi(A^.Z>^) "Who cries?" h $attu Sa mar Sarri, JADD 425, R.

Man-nu-ka-abi
is.
"Who "Who
9.
is
like the father?"

I
(cf.
Mannu-kl-abi)
VS
is
90,
23.
$aRu mar
Sarri,
cf.
HABL
Man-nu-ka-ahe
140,
12.
like the brothers?"

B. C.682,
Man-ni-i (hypocor.,
OBa. Ma-an-ni-ia RPN)

(1908), p.
1 1 1,
hazanu $a *'Tu-nr-sa-na,
363, R-
JADD
(cf.
JADD 425,
12
16.
PSBA XXX
7;
112, (B.C. 68 1). Mannu-Adad, abbrev. from Mannu-kt-Adad, q. v. Man-nu-ahe (abbrev., cf. Man(mi)-ki-ahe] 'âhu-ta-rl (B. C. 672), JADD 178, R. 6.
Man-nu-ka-sarri
"Who
is
like the king?"

5, II 10.
?.
f.
Man-ki-$arri) of E-ri-su, JADB
Man-nu-ki-i....,
JADD
527, R.
6.
18,
3.
332,
11.
R.e
(B. C. 670).
3
.
Man-nu-a-ki-ahe
(cf.
JADD 772,6 = 86 Man-nu-a-ki-Arbail(/F-,4AO "Who is like ArMan-ki-ahe),

1.
"Who
is
like the brothers?"
378, n.
660,
799,
814,
v.
841,
2.
845,
Mannu-ki-abi
"Who
is
like the father?"
(cf.
Mannu-ka-abi)
1.
bela?"
(cf.
Mannu-ki-(ma)-Arbail}
680).
Man-nu-ki-i- AD,
*
JADD
113,
R.j (B.C.
JADD
.
714,
3.
Man-nu-a-ki-Assur(SAOT7) god of the city
"Who
of)
is
like (the
(cf.
Ashur?"
nu,
Saknu, of MaAdadnirari of IV), JADD ganuba (time

809,
21,
33.
JADD 502, R. , JADD 425, R.

h rab
(B. C. 676).
*ba-za-
Mannu-ki-AUnr) Sm. 1546.

Man-nu-a-ki-Asur 2
2.
"Who
Man-nu-ki-AD,
R.
28.
ki-sir,
is
like
Ashur?"
1, 4.
JADD
h
414,
saqj,
(cf.
1041,
3.
h ra-ka-su
$a
rab
Man(nii)-kl(md}-A$ur)
be I pihati sd "'Su-sa-mi,
Man-nu-a-ki-ili-a-a
B. C. 676,
Nlannu-ki-Adad
(or
1.
"Who
is
JADD 904, like my god"
JADD 330, R. v. "Who is like Adad?" (cf. Mannu2.
<A-a?)
h mutlr
Adad, Mannu-kima-Adad-rabfi) Man-nu-ki-d IM, HABL 304,1. 902,

905,
2.
904,
2.
puti,
Man-nu-Arbaha(/F-/^)
JADD "Who
168, R.5.
is
like (the
468, R.
god
(B. C.
of
"l
JADD 7 1, 5. 173, s(Ep.G.)2io,R. //, Hi-ra-na (Ep. W). 438, i. K. 7360.

C. 773, III
Su-pi-te,
ofj Arbakha?" *A.BA sa "'Arbaha, JADD
Epon. B.
//
R
2.
i,
III
44.
Epon. B.
III
C.
I,
i.
683, of
"l
Canon
C, IV, u;
2.
698)
V,
n
41;
JADD
i.
5i,R.
122, R.
123, R.
Man-nu-da -an-ana-ili
Epon., B. C. 866,
Ma-an-nu-da-an-nu
273, R. E.
IIIR
i,
1,44.
2.
Man-nu-ki-i-U, Epon. B. C. 683,

III,
9.
JADD
1098,
$ar Ma-gan k
contemp. with Naram-Sin, Chron. KI, R. 4

',
.
3.
Man-nu-ki-i- d U,
4.
Man-nu-ki- U,
JADD 66, R. 9 (B. atn, JADD 6 8, R.

1
C. 693).
(Ep. T).
T. XLIII.
125
5.
Man-nu-ki-U, HABL 903, 2. JADD 741, ie. Epon. B. C. 683, of 852, II 4. K. 1071. ~ al IIIR V 4i i, JADD 47, R. 4 Su-pi-te,
:
(B. C. 687).
7334.
^mar Hpri
R.
/.
(B. C. 679),
JADD
(Ep. B),
83,
R.
7.
84, R..?.
/*.
*rakbu ia */pa
*jf
th 155, R. 3. 447, R. is, jfa "'Su-pi-te, 23 year E. of Sennacherib. 697, R. i.
JADD 207, 667, JADD 204, R. Mannu-ki-Assur "Who is

Ashur?"
1.
/<?/, B. C.
like
the
city
12.
of
6.
Man-nu- d
703, R.
7(abbrev.),
4.
Epon. B. C 683,
JADD
(cf.
Man-nu-ki-'
102,
3,
AS-$ur,
I).
HABL 638,
10.
JADD
HI R
i,
Mannu-kl-ahe
"Who
is
like the brothers?"
R.
(Ep.
Epon.
B. C. 794,
1.
Mannu-ka\klma-ahe, Man-ki-ahe) Man-nu-ki-i-PAP* 1 JADD 251, 2

,
III 23;
,
JADD
1077, VIII
slave
2.
Ma-nu-ki-i-AS-$ur, $d
B. C. 794, 81-2-4, 187,
"'Gu-za-na, Epon.
is.
sold. 502, R.
2.
(B. C. 676).
71
Man-nu-ki-PAP*, Abp.: B VI
(III R 33).
3.
Man-nu-ki-i-" !SA.URU,
JADD
268, R.
6.
JADD
64, R.
s,
,o
(B. C. 672). 277, R, , (B. C.
4.
5.
68 1). 324,
in
Nineveh
R.
2]
(B. C. 692). 328,
i.
s
3.
SA.URU, HABL [211,1]. Man-nu-ki-SA.URU, HABL 845, JADD

Man-nu-ki385, R.
l
a.
(B. C. 698). [333,
(B. C.
II
64 8?\ 425,
is.
,&.
>*A.BA, B.C. 670,
JADD
625,
586, R. 5 (B. C. 661). 852,

in
l
Tdk-ku.
K. 241,
899, III 19, h 4 (spec.). $a-kln

10.
R.
6.
i,.
Man-nu-ki-SA.UR,
(B. C. 669).
JADD
103,
R. E. ^
hal-zu Simir, as Epon. H,

h
$aknu(nu\
B. C.
Mannu-ki-ahi
(cf.
1.
JADD 50, R. h ra-ka-su, JADD 857, II 676, JADD 330, R. "Who is like the brother?"
35. ,o.
Mannu-ki-Asur
"Who
is
like
Ashur?" (cf.Mannul0 .
1.
kima-Asur, Man-kf-A$ur} Man-nu-ki-i-AS-ûr, JADD 436,

apate $a
mukil
Mamiu-klma-ahf)
mar
Sarri, B. C. 660,
h
9.
JADD 444,
306,2.
Man-nu-ki-i-PAP,
Ninua, B. C.
JADD 291, R. 66s(?), JADD 35,

i,
h
<?.
sam
2.
R. iS 445, R.
.
mutir pnti,
HABL
/
i.
2.
Man-nu-ki-PAP, K. 3790,
-
(B. C. 680). 4306.
Man-nu-ki-AS-$ur, JADD 7, R. 42, 4 (B. C. 670). 275, R. /,.

202, R.
4
(8.0.648?).
*....
KB
h
IV
p. 122.
(B. C. 670).
A
abarakku,
(Sa
JADD JADD
sarri),
I
2fi.
Man-nu-ki- d AI-la-a
"Who
is
is
like Alia?" Wife

310,
7,
1040,
A
3.
mukll apati
R.
/7.
mar
ss.
of rab saqe B.
Mannu-ki-Arbail
C 669, JADD
like
R.
i.
JADD
418,
pati,
i.
857, R. 306,
12.
860,
"Whf>
Arbela?"
Ar.
(cf.
w#r
9.
HABL
Mannu-aki\kima-Arbail,
1.
docket
16.
f.
II
4,
865,
,.
$a lepa, B. C.
JADD 840, 664$), JADD
initf'WE, STEVENSON, Contracts, no.
R.
Man-nu-ki-i-ÎV.AN, JADD 8,3 (6.0.673). h rab kl-sir (B. C. 680), JADD 360, 7, is.
Man-nu-ki-i-IV.AN,
39, 4 (Ep. D). 359,
9
of Lu-sa-kin,
Mannu-ki-Asur-li'
VS I "Who is
95,
2.
like
Ashur wise?"
(B.C.66i).
234,
2.
JADD
38,
(B. C. 680). 477,

17,
(Ep. D). R- ?
1.
(or: "mighty") Man-nu-ki-i-AS-$ur-ZU$<&\V "
3.
Man-nu-ki-i-IV.AN><',}&W
687).
R.j (B.C.
2.
Epon B.C.
351, R.
(i2
2.
th
709, of Tile,
JADD
(van).
R.u.
Va/Wtt
JADD
425,
(prob.B.C.664).
5 (?).
IIIR
i,
is
SAV5O7I
4.
J^w-^-^-^/F.Â^,
[43,
4]
HABL 936,
7,
JADD
of Bili.
year of Sargon).
(B. C. 687). 208,1,4,

8
12,
b.
kntu
(B. C. 668). 330,
(B.
kpur-kul,
HABL
531,
C. 676). 406, R. 7 h rakbu R. is.
Man-nu-ki-AS-tur-ZU, Epon. B. C. 709, of Tile, Canon A, V, 15; B, VI, 2; III R i, V 15. K. 5280. IIIR 2, no. 9, u (13 th year
of Sargon); k $akin a 'Til-e, JADD 1 141, 58 (12* year of Sargon; cf. OLZ VI, 193 ff).
s.
(B.C. 663?), JADD 470,8. of A/ii-za-u, slave sold, B.C. 700,

176,
4.
JADD
3.
Man-nu-ki- d HI-ZU, Epon.B.C.7O9,CanonD,

IV,
10.
5.
Man-nu-ki-IV.AN,
100,
2
JADD
167,
s.
40,
(B.
(B. C. 676).
4.
(B. C. 687).
0675). 364,8
Man-nu-ki-dAS-[$ur-li}
K. 2688 (13
th
Epon. B.
C. 709,
(A
No.
i.
0.679). 493, R.
590, R.*. 602,7.624,1
year of Sargon).
126
Mannu-ki-Babili
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"Who
.
is
like
(the
god
of)
Mannu-klma-ahe
(cf.
"Who
is
like the brothers?"
Babylon?"
Man-nu-ki-KA
s.
Man(mi)-ki ahe)
1
,
DINGIR-RA ki
god
of)
Man-nu-KIM-PAPf
688?).
JADD
475,
4,
(B. C.
Mannu-ki-Harran
of Nabn-'sallim, Abp. K. 4515. "Who is like (the

h
Mannu-kima-ahi
(cf.
"Who
is
like the brother?"
Harran?"
1.
Mannu-ki-ahi)
Man-nu-ki-i-^KAS,
(B. C. 670).
rakbu,]&W
1
420, R.
Man-nu-KIM-PAP,
R.
9
.
K.43o6=HABL
is
1012,
2.
Man-nu-ki- 'KAS, JADD

433, R.
666).
, 2.
90,
R.
5 (B. C. 668).
Mannu-kima-Arbail
"Who
like
Arbela?"
150,
2
(cf.
rakbu,
//
JADD
185, R. 9 (B. C.
Mannu-kl-Arbair)
421,
R.
(B.
670).
470,
R.
23
Man-mi-KIM- fIV.AN,
Mannu-kima-Asur
JADD
like
(B. C.
(B. C. 663?).
3.
679). 491, R. 8 (B. C. 693).

k
{
Man-nu-ki-KAS,
(Ep. Y).
rakbu\
JADD
is
193, R.
"Who
is
Ashur?"
.
(cf.
Man(nii)-ki-A$ur)
Man-nu-kMa-n'O^)
"Who
(cf.
like
Ya(?)
Man-nu-KIM-AS-hir,
Mannu-kima-Enlil-hatin
mighty?"
h
sub
Mannu-akl-ili-a-d)
JADD 388, R. 3 "Who is like Enlil pro-
irri$u, in
ai
A-si-fii,
JADD
742,
32.
Man-nu-ki-id...., JADD 912, R. i. Mannu-kl-ili "Who is like the god?" (cf. OBa. Ma-an-nu-um-ki-ma-t-ti-ia RPN)
1.
tecting?" Man-nu-ki-ma-d En-lil-ha -tin,

renders
VR
44,
42 d,
A.BA-L-DA.R1, d.A.BA-L-DA.
15
RA
K. 2757,
(KiNC, Magic, no. 35);

is
cf.
2.
JADD 85, Man-nu-ki-AN, JADD 44, R.E.

Man-nu-ki-i-AN,
166, R. E.
h
f.
i.
A.BA-d L-DA.RI"K&
/
(6.0.670?).
Mannu-kima-lstar
"Who
X, 71, u. like Ishtar?"
(cf.
(Ep. S).
325, R.
(Ep. A).
Mannu-ki-Utar)
rea, JADB 4, IV 10. of Ma-ti--ilu, VS I 87,
Man-nu-KIM-XV,
6.
JADD
is
f
603, R. s
Mannu-kima-sabe
(cf.
"Who
like the warriors?"
Mannu-ki-ili-rabu (or
Mannu-ki- d GAD)
Mannu-ki-sabt)
R.
,4
Man-nu-ki-AN-GAL, K. 241, XII 3 (spec.). Sana $a sukkalle, B. C. 683, JADD 47, 4.

Mannu-ki-lstar"
Man-nu-KSM-ZABS ,]ADD2i2,
687).
(B.C.
Who is like Ishtar? "(cf.J/tf/ztf#JADD

"l
Mannu-ki-Nabu
"Who
is
like
Nabu?"
10.
(cf.
OBa.
kima-Htar, and the next name)

Man-nu-ki(i-}XV,
693).
h
35.
Ma-an-nu-ki-ma-Nabium, RPN)
/
120, B. E.
Ilu-sa-li-e,
(B.C.
1.
Man-nu-ki-'*AK,
JADD
,4
742,
rab
ki-sir,
irri$u, in
Se
JADD
2.
JADD
k
361, R.
(Ep. F).
31,
742,
Man-nu-ki-<*PA,
JADD
R.^
(B. C. 695).
Mannu-ki-lstar-li^'Who
1.
is
like Ishtar
h
.
mighty?"
3
rab
ki-sir
mar
Sarri,
JADD
312, R.
.
<?.
Man-nu-ki- d XV-ZU, JADD 87, R.

594, R. g
.
(Ep.W).
fyinni,
782,
,2
(B. C.
66 1).
$alSu
*fa Sepa, B. C. 688, JADD 400, R. ,s Mannu-ki-Ninib "Who is like Ninib?"

Man-nu-ki-i- d MAS,
B. C. 684,
2.
JADD
W).
h
230, R. 3
JADD
like
85,
4.
Man-nu-ki-XV-ZU,
R.
B.
6
82-5-22, 122.
JADD 88,
of Queen, h *a Sepa,
Mannu-ki-Ninua
1.
"Who
is
Nineveh?"
i. 2.
(Ep.
rab
ki-sir
.
Man-nu-ki-i- alNi-nu-a,
C. 686,
JADD
33.
612, R. 3
2.
Man-nu-ki-i-siNINA,
471,
is-
HABL 128, HABL 126, JADD

HABL
>
JADD
Man-nu-kima
.
857, III
. .
Mannu-kima-Adad-rabu
JADD 532, "Who
3.
3.
Man-nu-ki-" !Ni-nu-a,
310, R.
,&
129,
i.
JADD
is
like
Adad
4.
(B. C. 669).
2.
l
great?" (cf. Mannu-ki-Adad, OBa. Maan-nu-wn-ki-ma- d IM, T-D LC)
Man-nu-ki-*lNINA,llABLi2 ?
R. s
R.
T2,
JADD 67,
(B. C. 748).
125, R. s (B.C. 687). 209,

i.
Man-nu-KIM-U-GAL,
(B. C. 687).
JADD
218,
R.
471, B. E.
5.
Man-nu-ki-" 1NINA ki K. 7534.

,
T. XLIII
127
6.
Man-rti'ki-NINAJPjyB
292,
i,
2,
R. E. / (B. C.66o).
122,2 =
Mannu-lu-sulmu (cf.NBa.
1.

ki
}
Man-nu-lu-u-DI-mu,
7.
Man-nu-ki~NINA
(B. C. 682). 246,
JADD
292,
i,
123,
2.
Man-nu-lu-DI-mu,
f.
JADD 259, JADD 166, R.

VI, p. 52.
R.
7
.?.
(Ep. S).
e;
slave sold, B. C.
Ma-an-nu-um-sa-ni-in-sa
707.
s.
of Ha-pu-pu
DEP
of Emur-Istar, of " lBit-Hu-ra-bi-i, 1 60, B. E. 3 (Ep. G).
JADD
844,
z.
*Ma-an-sa-ku
Sar Ma-ga-la-ni, Esarh.
B IV
20.
20
(IIIR
15,
8.
Man-nu-ki-Ni-nu-a,
JADD
590, R.
7.
KB
p.
II p. 146);
80-7-19, 15,
Mannu-ki-nise
"Who
is
,
Man-nu-ki-UNf l
Mannu-ki-Nusku
like the people?" JADD 675, R. 15.

is
*Ma-an-ti-me-an-hi-e (Eg., see
STEINDORFF,
III
BA
R
354f,
!
RANKE,
Material, p. 30)
17,
"Who
like
h
Man-nu-ki-i- d
PA>KU,
Nusku?" A.BA, JADD
tar
500,
I
Ni-, king of Thebes, Abp.: A,
in;
Ann.
VR
i,
I 109.
--
KB
II,
p. 162.
R.
*.
Ma-nu-ki-a-sur
. . .
"Who
islikeAshur?" Capp. R2,

withCapp.
Ma-nu-ki-ra
HABL
925, n.
R.
2,
s.
Mannu-ki-sabe
"Who
is
like the warriors?"
Ma-nu-um-ba-lim-a-sir,
2.
(cf. Mannu-kima-sabe) Man-nu-ki-i-ZABP', JADD 99, R. * (B. C. 670). Man-nu-ki-ZABP 1 JADD 377, R. s (B. C. 664). K. 241, XII 6 (spec.). Prince in aiAb-da,
out Ashir?" Capp.

Ma-num-ki-A-sur
"Who (can exist) G 16, "Who is like Ashur?"

4.
23,
9(r).
Ma-num-ki-i-e-ni-a
"Who
is
like
my
lord?"
I, s.
da-ni, Tigl. IV: Ann. 54. Nlannu-ki-sabi "Who is like the warrior?"
1
.
s. of I-sar-ha-ri-im, Capp. Ch. Manzarne
Man-nu-ki-i-ZAB, JADD 39 1 R. */
,
(B. C. 7 1 7),
1. 2
Epon. B.
2.
KB IV
2.
p.
08: Mannu-ki-i-lim.
C. 684, governor of Kullania: 40. Man-nu-zi-ir-ni-e, IIIR I,
Man-nu-ki-ZAB,
923,
i.
JADD 63,1,4,
is
B.E. (Ep.V).
Man-za-ar-ni-e,
3.
Mannu-ki-sarri
"Who
like
the king?"
(cf.
4.
5.
JADD 230, R. Man-sa-dr-ni-e, JADD 19, n, [20, R. Ma-an-za(-s\c)-ni-e, JADD 149, R.

17.
2.
2].
Man-ki-larri)
1.
Man-zir-ni-ni($),
Canon
C, IV,
III,
is.
s. 2.
Man-nu-ki-i-LUGAL,
B. C. 66s(?),
JADD [911,11].
237, R. E.
h
i.
Epon.
6.
7.
Man-zir-ni-e,
h "J
JADD
Ma-sa-ar-ni-e,
la-kin
JADD 1098, JADD 142,

VS
R.
IIIR
2, SP,
2.
Man-nu-ki-LUGAL, 857, IV i.
899, 11,9.
muktl
apati,
JADD
Kul-la-ni-a (i2
th
year of Senna-
cherib).
(B. C. 670).
3.
Man-nu-ki-MAN,]KW 202, R. 5
Epon.
R.
k
5,
B. C. 66s(?),
R.
4.
128,
2.
Sag tarri.
JADD 35, *...., JADD

s.
Manzazaja^GTSG^Z-tf-rt), Manzaz-Asur-sabat (JOHNS,

Asur-asbat)
99,
9.
ADD
s.
III, p.
128 Qata-
860, III
f
Sa....,
is
JADD JADD
5.
860, III
GISGAL-AS-lur-LU,
of
Rtar-dttri,
Mannu-ki-ummi
"Who
S).
like the
mother?"
12,
JADD
Man(?)-zu-si-i
s.
80,3.
SMan-nu-ki-DAMAL,
sed (Ep.
1
619,
devi-
VS
92,
Mannu-Limu(prop.abbrev.)"WhoislikeLimu?"
.
Man-nu-li-im-me, JADD 2 5 7, R.
[374,
i]
is
(B.C. 670).
(B. C.
686-5).
h
6.
JADD 215, R. TNB p. 98) Ma-qar(?^r)-tu (cf. Ma-qar-tum si. of Zervtu, JADD 891, *Mar-bi-'-di(Ar.), JADD 720,
of Zib-di-i, B. C. 682,
9.
17.
4.
Man-nu-li-e-me, ma-sar, JADB 20, I Mannu-lu-ahua (cf. Man-nu-lu-ha-a BE X)

2.
Mar-da....
f.
of ASur-naid,
JADD
191,
i.
Man-nu-lu-u-PAP-u-a,
R.
is.
JADD
col.
476, R.
6.
742,
Mar-biti-ahe-iddina
Cf.
OLZ
h
VI,
194.
Mannu-lu-napisti
hTUR-E-SESP J-SE-na, mar larri, Lo. 102 (90835), IV 44. - - KB IV

s.
Nku.:
p. 90.
Man-nu-lu-ZI,
No.
i.
irri$u,
JADD
811,
KING, BBS,
pi.
LXXV,
p. 68.
128
d
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Mardukâb-usur
Mar-biti-sa-li-ti
s.
"O Marduk, protect the
of Meli-Hala, Nku.: Lo. 102 (90835), IV 45. - KB IV p. go. KING, BBS, pi. LXXV,
p. 68.
father!"
JADD
1.
104, 4 (B. C. 669).
Marduk-ah-eriba
<*AMAR.UD-SESt -SU,
l
king of Babylonia
s.
of Ardi-Sibitti, gs. of Abi-rat-ta$, Nku.:
(dyn. D), about B. C.
1064-1063; sarru,
(B.C. 68 1).
King-list A,
Lo. 102 (90835)

18, 19, 28, 32.
19, 25, [35];
III is;
IV
is,
2.
OBI 149, I, u, cf. no. 2. ^SU-PAP-SU, JADD 277,1

of Babylonia (cf. no. but see SCHNABEL,
i),
King
111,2,
Mardi
1.
(= Mardu)
Mar-di-i,
HABL
507,
916,
4.
i.
JADD
383, R. a
is
MVG
XIII, p. 59.
(B. C. 674.)
K. 241, XI
(spec.).
Marduk --ah-ibni
"Marduk has created
a bro-
ardu sa h bel pihati of Barhalsu, B. C.683, JADD 447, 2. amel urgi, JADD 235, 3.
h rab
ki-sir,
ther"
rab
kisir,
JADD
344, R.
/.
U
h
2.
JADD
7.
857,
IV
Bit179,
13.
langu
R.
9
.
Marduk-apal-iddin
"Marduk has given
a son"
KUR.KVR.HA, JADD
255,
(inOT
Tisjba
yrm and -jisba

etc.)
-i-x'ia,
LXX
saqu,
mare Mar-du-u,
Mar-di-,
HABL 841, Cf. HABL

JADD
447,
10,
Mar-du-u,
4,
Mapco5aK BaXa8av, Canon of Ptolemy

Map8oKevjr<i8ou,
1.
10.
var. to (i).
AMARMD-A-MU, HABL
king.
348,2.
Mar-di-ia
2.
ÂMAR.UD-A-SE-na,
d
K. 8379, writer to
HABL
Mar-du-u
179,
1109, R.
7,
12.
(=Mardr,
4.
cf.
Pa. mitt, jiapSou),
HABL
3.
AMAR. UD- TUR. t/S-SE-na,
K. 8379.
sepa,
Mar-du-u-a
JADD [80, JADD 235, R. /. (hypocor.), JADD

R.
cf.
4].
rab
R.
ki-sir Sa
I.
Kings of Babylonia:
Merodach-baladan
B. C.
256,
(B. C.
11891177,
s.
about I (dyn. C), of Meli-Shipak, des$ar Babili,

I
676).
Marduk(u) (abbrev.,
fTitt
= Marduk-rlmanni
i.
cend, of Kurigalzu:
1.
AMAR. UD-A-SE-na,
no. XVII,
4.
5,
CIS
68,
Marduka, and Mar-tu-ku\ki

2.
1.
XIV, XV) Mar-duk, HABL

807,
2.
BE
AMAR.UD-TUR.US-SE-na; "ardu
Meli-Shipak, Mel. Susa3,
1,
of
345,
804,
1 1,
2.
805,
4 (B.
i.
806,
i.
39; 11,4.
Sarru,
809,
2.
JADD
h
R.
C. 676).
Merod.
kittati,
I:
Susa
14,1,14. 16,
I:
II, 14,29,34.
,
$ar
119, 4 (B. C. 680).
340,
12
(Ep. Z.)
775,
K. 241, Xis
857, III
s.
43.
(spec.).
h
belnarkabti,
851, III
JADD
6
.
s.
kalu,
f.
JADD
877.
VI, p. 4 2 23. of Meli-Sipak, $ar kisSati, Nazim.: Susa 2, Med.2,I,a; descend, of Kurigalzu, Merod. 1:
Merod.
DEP
of Bau-eres,
889,
13
= HABL
III,
of dHarran-sadu,
JADD
IV 26, 4i.
3.
II.
VS.
I,
34,
10.
sar kiSsati $ar Sumeri u

I:
Akkadi, Merod.
II,
IV
38,'
I,
20;
II, is
s.
of Ka-nik-babi, Merod.
-
Bl. st.
KB
pt.
i,
p. 190.
2.
of Sin-tabni, Sarg. St. II, /* (KB IV, p. 160). Mar-du-ku, s. of Nar-Papsukkal, Nsi.: VS I,
s.
(KB SU-A-MU, King-list A, II, is. Merodach-baladan II, king

IV, p.
6062).
of the Sea-
land, king of Babylonia, B. C.
721710
22.
36, III,
19.
Marduka (hypocor.,
SDTitt
1.
cf.
Marduku; Mar-duk-a
888,
4.
3.
and 703
\.
702,
Merodach-baladan ofOT:
158,
AMAR.UD-A-As, HABL
L. E.
1024,
i,
222,
21.
BEX, 121) AMAR.UD-a JADD

t
R.
is
(V R
53, 37, 4i a).

(40,
11).
503, R.
i.
Sarg. Ann. 228

gf.
2.
Mar-duk-a,
safe!"
f.
HABL
286,
K. 5380.
f.
of Nabu-sa-lim,
B, VI,
58
of Aplaia,
Abp.:
Marduk-ab-sallim
d
(
"O Marduk, keep the

SU-AD-DT]
father
2.
(III
33).
AMAR. UD-A-MU,
2, 3, 4, 20.
Chron. B,
50,
75.
1, 32, 33.
II,
i,
of Nabu-li, Nsi.:
VS
I,
36,
V,
4.
CT XIV,
HABL
527, 16. T. XLIII.
129
gf.
KK.
1159. 5434a.
II:
Rm.
IV,
2,
495.
;
Sar Babili,
17,
10.
$U-A-SE-na,
A, IIIR
of Nabn-bcl-Sumati, Abp.:
43.
Merod.
Bl.
st.
V,
53.
far
23, VII,
Babili rubtt muntalku $ar Sumeri u

kadi, Merod.
II:
Ak-
Marduk'-apal-uûr

Ill:
Bl. st.
I, 43,
ilitti
Enba17
:
son!"
mS <Su-ha-a-a, Shalm.
Marduk,
d
3.
II, 43.
Ob. Epigr. IV. -
AMAR.UD-A-SE-na,
C, VII,
s?.
Abp.: Ann. VII,
KB I,
p.
150.
gLotNabtt-bel-Sumate] B,VII,66 (IIIR

79-7-8,
34),
Mardukate (hypocor.)
312.
Sm.
740.
26 (II
315,
lakini Sar Tamtim, Tigl. IV: B,
KB II, p. 14). Sarg. Ann. 228, 271, lakini $ar m "'Kaldi. Senn.: Ill
m "*Kardunial
s.
.
mar R 67. mar

Sar
Mar-duk-a-te,A.>222 i,R.9(OLZVI,col. 1991".; ' B.C. 656?). hA.BA, JADD 259, R. f.

Marduk-balatsu-iqbi
d
.
R 4, 44:
7
his life" (for NBa. texts, see

i
t
"Marduk has announced TNB)

8
AMAR- UD-ba-lat-su-iq-bi V R 44,

ders
d
d, ren-
Qt[Nabu-zer-kitti-liUr\, K. 2671,
p. 299, pi.
I).
(ZAII,
2. 14).
LIB.ZU-AB-TI.LA-NE-EN-KA.
.
f.
of Nabu-Sum-iSkun, Senn:Baw.37 (IIIR
AMAR.UD-TI-su-iq-bi, Shams. V: Ann. IV, 37 (I R 3 1 KB I, p. 1 86), king of Babylonia,

cf.
d
4.
AMAR. UD- TUR. US-MU,
Chron. B,
13.
1, 86 .
no.
3.
3.
HABL
30,
,
R.
5.
521, u. 942,
1095, R.4.
81-2-4, 7 6
-
d
3.
AMAR. UD- TIN-su-iq-bi, HABL 571, R.i
K. 4670, 8 12 (WSml. I, p. Sarru, Merod. II: Bl. st.

f.
57).
Ill, 31.
of Nabu-u-$al-lim,
HABL
1114,
10.
King of Babylonia (dyn. H: 7), contemp. with Shamsi-Adad V of Assyria; Sar mZtKardunial Sm. 2106, Synchron.
t
d
5.
AMAR. UD- TUR. US-SE-na, HABL 542,10,

R.5. 1029,13. 1030,5. 1095,8.
R.
s.
[e,
s].
Chron.
3
,
R.
[].
KK.5550,
79-7-8,
13.
5594,5.
6109.
8403.
13080.
257.
s.
of Adad-etir, B. M. 90834, 4. BBS, pi. XCII. KB IV p. 98. of Arad-Ea,

h
25
KING,
0.27 (IR 43); King Sarg. Ann. 245. Senn. Kui. 35 94; III, I, (IIIR 12); Tay. Ill, 51.
bel pihati, B. C. 852, Nai.:
V R 61,
MardukMml-lit
1
VI,
(KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
80).
V,
34 (I
R 37. 41). mar lakini Sar

(KB
II,
'" at
Kaldi,
"O Marduk, keep
alivel"
Sarg.: Khors. 121
p. 68).
sarru,
HABL
sar Babili, Merod. II: B!. st. 1, 25 (KB III, pt. i, p. 184). K. 3787. Sar Babili Sakkanak mSf$u-meri u Ak1005,4.
kadi,
of Nana-alik-pani, JADD 387, 2. f. Marduk -ban-ahe(/G4^-/M/> /0"Marduk is creator of brothers" K. 241, V, 24, spec.
Marduk ^^-^(KAK-PAP), Marduk ^ba-ni
JADD
388,
R.
4.
Merod.
so.
II: Bl. st.
I,
B.
tar ""'Kaldi,
"Marduk
is
creator"
Sarg.: Bull
.
Senn. 81-7-27,3. Sar'"" {Kar-
81-2-4, 408.
f.
duniaS, Sarg.: Ann. 239. Senn.: Bell, e; Co. e; King. 1, 23; Kui. 1, 4 Tay. 1, 19 (KB II, p. 39). 3 of Naba-sum-ilkun, Chron. R. 3 (?).
;
f.
of Mu-*e-zib
.....
K. 9288.
Marduk *-fon-2w(KAK-KUL}
"Marduk
is
crea-
VS
VI,
f.
I,
77, R.
is.
Senn.: Co.
50
(IR
43);
Tay.
tor of seed"
(for
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
(IR42). of Nabu-u-sal- Urn,

7
JADD
892, R.
2.
HABL
1131,5.
8
Marduk ^bel-da-a-ni
"Marduk
is
the lord of
6.
7.
d d
RID-A-AS, Sarg.: 20, ). RID-A-SE-na, Sarg.: Khors. 125 (KB II,

p. 68).
Ann. 271 (ABEL
judgment"
K.
3747(?)-
Marduk-bel-usate
"Marduk
is
a helper"
(cf.
d 8. SU-A-AS,
JADD
910, R.
13,
in
Dur-Iakin.
36,
Marduk-bel-usatim,
TNB)
C. 852
Abp.: A, IIIR 23, VII,

gf.
f.
51
IIIR
V,
30,
of Nabii-bel-$umati.
Competing king of Babylonia, B. 851, b. of Marduk-zakir-$um

i.
of Nabtt-zer-kitti-llUr and
Esarh.: A,
II, 32
Naid-Marduk,
10,
AMAR. UD-EN-u-sa-a-te,
Shalm.
Ill:
afru
dupussn,
I,
(I
45).
Ob.
74,
SD.
KB
134.
d
9-
SU-A-MU,
i.
King-list A, IV,
u.
Sarru IM. Gf, Synchr. Ill 28,33 (IIR 65,51,50).
No.
130
2.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
d
AMAR. UD-EN-u-sa-U, Shalm. Ill
Bal.IVi;
Marduk-etir
V
-
i,
3;
KB
Co. 78, 80, 81; Lay. 76,16. Ob. 78. Sarru ha-ma-it, Shalm.: I, p. 138.
4.
see
d
"Marduk spared" TNB)
(for
NBa.
texts,
SU-KAR-ir,
kisir,
Bal.
IV
JADD 675, JADD 325, R. E.

"Marduk
10.
844,
i.
rab
(Ep. A).
(cf.
Marduk-bel-usur
d
"O Marduk,
protect the
Marduk-gamil
d
spares"
OBa.
lord!" (for NBa. texts, see

1.
TNB)
&inni.JADD
AMAR. UD-ga-mil,
BE
VI, pt.
i)
AMAR.UD-EN-PAP,
71,3.
h sattu
*AMAR.UD-$fy of Erech, HABL Marduk-hutnu "Marduk is protection"

d
815,3.
2.
RID-EN-PAP,
IIIR
I,
of Amid, Epon. B. C. 726,

10
ASARU.MUL.HI-hu-nt-nu
slave sold, b. of A-di-i.
JADD
(for
249,1,
IV
43.
d
3.
SU-EN-PAP, JADD
(B. C. 716).
.
.
348,
z,
[a].
382,
Marduk-ibni
"Marduk has created"
NBa.
Marduk-bel-u-se(?)
bel-usate.
.,
Chron.
8
,
R.
5,
cf.
Marduk'
(for
1.
TNB) d AMAR. UD-KAK, JADD 45, R. s (Ep. T). h BI.LUL, JADD 48, R. 7 (B. C.6s6) (van
of 2). ^lia-za-anBtfPir- d Amurru,Merod.I:
texts, see
Marduk-dajan
d
"Marduk
RPN)
is
judge"
OBa.
texts, see
Susa
R.
/o ;
14,
9.
RID-DLKUD> HABL 1171,2. Marduk-dan "Marduk judges"

d
d 2. $U-KAK,
JADD
49, R. 6 (B. C. 656). 374,
624, R. 6 (B. C. 686).

(for
SU-dan-an,
JADD
73, 6 (B. C. 680).

is
Marduk-iddin
d
Marduk-dananni
d
"Marduk
our judger"(?)
120, s (B. C. 693).
1.
"Marduk has given" texts, see TNB)

(B. C. 716).
NBa.
RW-dan-an-ni,
JADD
t
AMAR. UD-A$, h A.BA, JADD
382, R.
Marduk-dur (abbrev.)
*ASAR.MUL*gi-BAD
R.
d
27.
*frrihtJXD'D 742.
2. 3.
*AMAR. UD-SE-na, HABL [709, R. $U-A$, h mar Sipri, JADD 447,

(B. C. 683).
ie].
R.
to
Mardukea (hypocor.)
AMAR.UD-e-a,
IIIR
43, II
22.
f.
of
Sa-mi-du,
Mna.:
Marduk-il-naphari
"Marduk
is
god of the
--
KB
IV
p. 70.
totality"
d
154,
Marduk-eriba (for d 1.
.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
AMAR.UD-AN-DUL,
zer,
h
s.
of Ina-Esaggil-
AMAR.UD-SU,
4, 6,
81-2-4, 313.
2, e.
HABL
2.
m sukkallu, bel bltiSa Bit- A-da, Mna.:

s.
11,
7,
is.
220, R.
4.
580, R.
419,
857,
d 2.
R.
rab kisir rab

3.
Saqt,
JADD JADD
10.
IIIR 43, 1,
Marduk-iqbi
1.
IVE.,8,4.
h
- KB IV, pp.68, 74.

JADD
771,4.
"Marduk has announced"

$aknu,
IV
t
11.
860, III
AMAR.UD-iq-bi,
RID-SU
$U-SU,
Saknu ta
akle,
JADD
814,
d 2. RID-iq-:bi,
JADD
37, 7 (B. C. 676).
d
3.
JADD
"!
15, 4 (B. C. 672).
285, R. 6
4
.
Marduk-ismeani
1.
"Marduk has heard me"

K. 241,
(B. C.686). 330, R. ,3 (B.C. 676). 855, R.
AMAR.UD-HAL.LA-an-ni,
spec.
VM
bel-pihati
ekalli,
s.
Bu-mu,
JADD
853,
a.
A.BA
2.
of
JADD 832, u. Ur-di, JADD 311,
AMAR. UD-HAL-ni, HABL 633,28 (WSml.

II P- 45).
R. E.
(Ep.
(for
S).
Marduk-eres
"Marduk has planted" texts, see TNB)

seller.
h
NBa.
of
*
3.
'
RID-HAL-a-ni, Epon.
me-di,
81-2-4,
i, 17.
B. C. 800.
cf.
"!
A-
l8 7,
12.
II
R
<?.
52, isd,
i.'AMAJR.UD-PIN-eX.JXDn
mu-sar-kis,
431,1,
261, R.
f.
III
JADD
h
s.
4.
5.
2.
ASARU.MUL.HI-KAM-e$, A.BA,
4i5,3d
HABL
SU-HAL-a-ni, JADD 520, R. 946, II 7. Marduk-HAL-ni, governor of Nairi, MDOG

43, P- 36.
3.
SU-KAM-et,
$U-PIN-e$,
878,
i.
241,
25
(spec.).
Marduk-kabti-ah[esu]
d
"Marduk
is
the
most
of
Itti-
d
4.
JADD
127,
R..?
(B. C. 68 1).
mighty of his brothers"
mutirputi,
JADD 165, R. 4 (Ep.Q).
AMAR.UD-DUGUD-SE
f.
T. XLIII.
Marduk-balatu\ Sakkanak Babili,

112,4
VS
kadi: Senn. Bav. 49 (III
14;
KB II p.
18),
(WUAG
p. 139).
ana
4. h
tarsi Tukulti-apil-E$arra, 41 8 years
Marduk-kudurri-usur
d
"O Marduk, protect my

sukkal dBel, *$aqa Merod.I: DEP
t t
1.
boundaryl" AMAR,UD-ku-dur-ri-SES
Neb.
I:
before the capture of Babylon in 689 B. C. Marduk-nadin-a-hi, the Bab. king(f), on

tablet
from Asshur,
MDOG
50, 28
.
40
p. 22.
VR
12;
56, u.
Marduk-nadin-ahi (*AMAR.
UD-SE-SES\ owner
VI, p. 43,
2.
Susa
6, III 19.
of tablet,
CT
XVII,
AMAR.UD-SA.DU-SES,
of Ur-Belit-muballitat-mltttti, Melis.: Lo.
103,
Marduk-nadin-sum, see Marduk-lum-iddin.

Marduk-napsati .... (probably abbrev.,
cf.
s.
NBa.
IV
15;
9 , is, 24
(KB
III
i,
2.
p. isSff).
Marduk-bel-n'apsati
d
TNB)
Marduk(^/>la-sam-ma
Marduk-li' d
JADD
690,
AMAR. UD-ZIP
..
.,
"Marduk
JADD
574,
i.
is
mighty"
883,
4.
AMAR. UD-ZU, JADD

country!"
Marduk-nasir
r.
Marduk-mat-usur
d

2.
t
protector" AMAR.UD-na-sir\si-ir, in OBa. and NBa.

texts.
"Marduk
is
d d
SU-KUR-PAP JADD
h
AMAR. UD-PAPJADD47S,
AMAR.UD-PAP-ir,
782,
2.
R-2,
f.
of wit.
96,
4.
R.
4 (B.
C. 65
?).
barn,
JADD
$.
81-2-4,
7.
,(?).
HABL
Haq
IV,
851, II
Marduk-muballit d i.
'
"Marduk quickens"
in
d
4.
AMAR.UD-mu-ba-li-it,
see
OBa.
AMAR. UD-SES, JADD

Xarri, Mna.: Ill
P- 74-
190,
29.
texts,
RPN.
.
R 41,
BM.
i
I u,
KB
2.
AMAR. UD-mu-bal-lit, Agk. VR33, VI 40 KB III, pt. p. 148. In later Bab.

-
s.
of Ga-mi-il-(ilu], Mna.: Ill

p. 70).
R 43,
II 29
s
(KB IV
(KiNG,
i,
texts, see
TNB.
d
(
Cf. Aai.:
pi.
103215, R.
Marduk-mudammiq
AMAR. UD-mu-SIG-iq, commonly read Marduk-ûm-udammiq]

(B.
I,
BBS,
d
5.
17, p.
oo),
i.
$ar '""'Namri
844),
Shalm.
Ill:
6.
Ob.
94.
KB
p. 140.
AMAR. UD-SES-ir, HABL 781, VS V, 2, 17 (B. C. 675. KB IV, p. 166). d SU-PAP-ir, JADD 373, L.E. > (6.0.648?).
"Marduk has established
892,
4.
Marduk-mukln-aplu
"Marduk establishes a son" d AMAR.UD-GI.NA-TUR.US, s. of Tabmi-li-e,

-
Marduk-pirhi-ukin
my
d
sprout"
Satam
III
i,
bit unati,
Neb. I
V R 56,
20.
AMAR. UD-pir-hi-DU, JADD

me!"
(for
KB
p. 168.
Marduk-rimanni
d
"O Marduk, be merciful

NBa.
texts, see
to
/
f.
TNB)
11427
of Atur-bal-lit,
OLZ
VI
(1903), col. 199,8.
1.
AMAR. UD-ri-man-ni, Rm.

III
(MVAG
Marduk-nadin-ahe
1.
"Marduk gives brothers"

2.
dAMAR~UD-na-din-SESP l d
s.
240 ff.), Mardukzakirshum.
time of Shamsi-Adad
and
of Marduk-uballit, gs. of Us$ur-ana-Marduk, duptar Sdrri, scribe of Asuruballit,

theking, c.B. C. 1400,
p. 388; cf.
AMAR.UD-rlm-a-ni, K.
Epon. B.
10911.
35.
Rm.
71.
C. 779, 81-2-4, 178,
BM 96947,
1
,
d
3.
(AKAI,
AMAR. UD-rima(LIU)-ni,
(B. C. 688).
K. 1897.
400,
i
MVAG VIII,
C. 1140
II
p. io8f).
4.
ASARU.MUL.HI-rm-a-ni, JADD
*
'
2.
AMAR. UD-SE-PAP*
to king.
82-5-22, 118, writer

5.
King of Babylonia (Dynasty D),

1086,
(II
1
,
h l KU-rim-an-ni, $akin Kak-zi, poss.Epo n.a,
about B.
nia$,
d
3-
$ar m "<Karduno.
i,
JADD
6.
22, B. E.
I,
cf.
BEZOLD,
PSBA XI
Synchr.
R 65,
II
14).
1889, pi.
n. 2. h
AMAR. UD-SE-SE&
Babylon, IR66,
3 a, is
$ar Babili, king of
RW-rtm-a-ni,
779, III
rab BI.LUL, Epon. B. C.
b. Ill
R 43, 14,28,IVE.4
d
(1897),
7. 8.
i,
III ss (var.).
(KB IV
p.
p.
i,
66-68).
4,
PSBA XIX
th
SU-ri-man-ni,
t
71,
11.
year,
sar
ma *Ak-
d SU-nm-a-ni
JADD 316, JADD 331, R. s

5,
[?].
(6.0.670).
No.
i.
17*
132
h
KNOT
TALLQVIST.
rab BI.LUL, Epon. B. C. 779, Canon BIV, 10; C, 1, 32. IIIR i, III 38.
IV is; h nagir ekalli, Canon

R.
2.
{
+81-2-4, 187,
27.
d
9.
SU-rima-ni, R. Ill, is.
A.BA
is
mati,
JADD
993,
S]U-DI-an-ni, Epon. B. C. 751, Canon D,

Ilia.
Marduk-ululu
d
"Marduk
protection"
d
3.
SU-sal-lim-a-ni, Epon. B. C. 751,

II
23.
Canon C,
AMAR. UD-su-lu-lu, d LIB.ZU- d ZALAM,MU,

p. 190.
V R 44,
vd, renders
probably
an-
cient Bab. author, see JENSEN,
ZA
XI
Marduk-sapik-zer d 1.
"Marduk pours out seed"

K. 7655, writer
h
AMAR.UD-DUB-KUL,
of astrological report, of Tam-ma-sad-dar\
Marduk-sadua, see Marduk-saduni.

Marduk-iaduni
s.
sa-ku mati, Nai.:

23.
-
"Marduk
C. 796:
is
our mountain"
81-2-4,
2.
CT
pt.
pi.
X,
i,
3,
28.
1
VR
105.
61, VI,
p. 94.
KB
III,
Epon. B.
1.
p.
80;
IV,
KING, BBS,
AMAR.UD-KUR-u-ni,Sa hl Sal-lat,
187,
16.
CIII, p.
AMAR. UD-$d-t>i-ik-KUL, Sark&Sati, Mshz.:

BM.
KU-KUR-u-a, Rm. 580, see BEZOLD, PSBA XI (1889), pi. i. Ill R i, III, 21. 3. RW-KUR-u...., d SU-KUR-u-a, KK. 4388. 4389. 4. Marduk-sakin-sum "Marduk provides poste2.
= no.
d
3.
104404, 11,4 KING,

3.
BBS,
pi.
n, p.8i
AMAR. UD-$d-bi-ik-zi-ri-im
Marduk-$dpik-zer-mati,
q. v.,
(abbrev. from see ROST,
MVAG
rity" (for
\.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
mediBriefe,
3.
AMAR.UD-GAR-MV,
p.
astrologer,
II, p. 130, n. i), 26295, 10 I OB Letters I, pi. 133). 148, 1, i: $ar (King, Babili sarru dannu Sar ki$$ate sar kibrat
BM
cine-man and priest, see

89 f., (maSmaht,)
17,2.
24,
2.
BEHRENS,
6,
arbaum.
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p. 162.
HABL
2.
R. n. n,
Marduk-sapik-zer-mati
"Marduk pours out

7),
the
conof
14,3.
23,
2.
8, 2.
2.
19,2. 20,2. 21,2.
22,2.
364,
3.
2.
25,
22.
26,
2.
32,
2.
362, 662,
2. 2.
seed of the country" King of Babylonia (Dynasty D:

temp,
d
37 8
379, 665,
65 5
66 1,
4.
2.
663,
2.
with
Asurbelkala,
the
king
664,
d
2.
666,
h
2.
674,
JADD ?445, R,
7 1.
2.
Assyria:
(B. C. 660). K. 1038.

2,
AMAR.UD-DtiB-KUL-KU[R\
Chron.
SU-GAR-MU, rabma$ma$e, HABL 21,
K
2.
4,
contemp. of Asur-bel-kala.
JADD
cf.
f.
444, R.
i.
(B. C. 660).
[448,
R.
/,];
no.
AMAR. UD-Sa-pi-ik-KUL-KVRjar^Karso (II R 65). duniaS, Synchron. II

26,
king of Babylonia Chron. R. 8 KS, H), (Dyn. Marduk-sallim "O Marduk, keep safel"
,
.
of
Enba- a'Marduk"1
IVIarduk-sar
f.
of
Suma
Marduk-sarrani
Shmk.: CT X, pi. 6, 25. "Marduk is our king"

t
(cf.
1.
2.
AMAR. UD-$al-lim, K. 7325. JADD 840, II d SU-tal-lim, JADD 579, R. /.

e.
mutir pnti,
i.
TNB) d AMAR.UD-LUGAL-a-ni,
(a
HABL 447, R.i

1024,1
670,
B.. C.
malmaluS).
K. 13045.
h
Marduk-sallim-ahe
"O Marduk,
,
keep
the
2.
AMAR.UD-MAN-a-ni, HABL
(WSml.
II p. 53).
brothers safe!"
1.
rab bane,
dAMAR.UD-Sal-lim-PAPP l
HABL
840,4.
d
3.
JADD
625, R. ,3
979,
s.
2.
RID-MAN-ni,
HABL
1084,
2.
of Nabtt-mu$esi, K. 6478.
,
Marduk-sar-usur
2.
2. 3.
d RID-DI-PAPP l
HABL
f.
1092,
"O Marduk, protect the king" (for NBa. texts, see TNB)
[162,
9].
RID-$al-lim-SESPi, K. 10209.
of
Alur-zaqip
safe!"
1.
AMAR.UD-LUGAL-PAP, HABL
174,
12.
960,
5.
1007, R.
13, 16.
K.
172. 5399.
Marduk-sallimanni
I.
"O Marduk, keep me

C. 751,
74172.
RW-DI-an-ni, Epon. B.
Canon A,
AMAR. UD-LUGAL-SES, HABL
961,
s,
T. XLffl.
133
R.
9. 963,9. i030,8(WSml.II, K. 1095. 83-1-18, 275.
p. 75). 1059,9.
Marduk-sum-iddin
d
"Marduk has given posteTNB)

181,
2.
rity" (for NBa. texts, see

1.
$.
HABL 106, dAMAR.UD-MAN-PAP 83-1-18, HABL 174, 222, 347, 580,

s.
of Ga-bi-e,
12.
AMAR.UD-MU-AS, HABL
722,
2.
476.
2.
10.
a.
R.
i.
JADD 892, R. 3. h 473, R. /.?. 474, R. v.

2.
B. C. 698,
JADD
715,
2.
956, R.
884,
7
12.
1148, R.A.
JADD
Rm.
II.
445,
AMAR.UD-MU-MU
bel
\pif}ati\,
HABL
R.
*(?).
(F).
(CT XXVIII, 20),

qu
205 owner of tablet. h e-muh
K. 5264.
HABL
803,1. 81-7-27, 20 1, husband of Bis a, B. C. 565. Cf. Marduk-zakir-*um.

3.
478,
2.
mukil apati sa
zin13.
nisit ekalli, B. C. 66o(f),
JADD
444, R.
^b-ud-laq of Ashurbanipal,
f.
III
R
2.
4.
75.
*AMAR.UD-MU-SE-na, HABL 721,1. d RID-MU-As, A raMuS/pa,]ADD236,R.s

(E P
d
.
37,
Y)-
of Lulabbir-sarrussu,
JADD
414,
d
4.
AMAR. UD-MAN-SES,
580,
5.
RID-MU-MU,
see Marduk-zakir-sum.
K. 7409.
B. C. 785,
6.
d
5.
RID-MU-SE-na,
posterity"
HABL
396, R.
5.
KU-LUGAL-PAP, Epon.
Rm.
Marduk-sum-iqisa
"Marduk has presented

f.
6.
seeBEZOLD, PSBAXI, 1889, pi. I, n. 8. d RID-MAN-PAP, h mutir puti mar tarri,
s.
JADD 857, II
640, R.
3
d sdngn Sa Nabn, JADD Epon. B. C. (Ep. O). $a

IB.
of Gabbu-ilani-eres,
of Nabtt-zuqup-klna,
h
(gLofI$tar-$um-eres),
tury;
1
dup$arru, 8 ^cen-
cf.
785, 81-2-4,
s.
187,
so;
ef. II
R
4.
BA
p. 216.
1
52, seed,
d
.
of Ga-bi-e,
JADD
AMAR. UD-MU-BA-Sa, 8
9.
-2-4, 327. K.267O.
433, R.
s.
d
7.
SU-LUGAL-PAP,
429, R.
27.
of Ga-bi-a,
JADD
no,
2.
2680. 2688. 3064. 3066. 3068. 3074. 2679, 3129. 4024. 9487. Rm. 222 (IIIR 2 no. I,
III,
8.
SU-MAN-PAP, HABL
R.E.2.
785;
VII, XII, XIII,
714,2.
JADD
XIV, XVII, XIX, XXII.
174,1,5. 483, R.i. 1047,8.
Epon. BC.
asEp.
S,
Canon
~
Ill 64, R. 35). d Ma-ru-duk-MU-BA-$a
C,
1, 25;
IIIR
i,
III 32;
K 2678. 2683 (IIIR 2
Sakin m at Que, JADD 166, L. E. 2 (?), 311, L. E. 3. 352, L. E. a(?), 619, R. 7. h $aqu
no. V, VI).
Marduk-sum-lisir
s.
JADD 854, B. C. 693, JADD 29, R.s. of Gabbi, JADD 115, L.

Sarri,
116,
mar
is,
R.
s.
A.BA
"Marduk, may the son suc(for NBa. texts, see TNB) d SU-MU-GIS, K. 241, V 26 (spec.).
ceed!"
E.
(B. C. 664).
4.
Nlarduk-sum-llkln
"Marduk has established

t
R. E.
/.
418, R. iS
$attu,
611, R.
posterity"
1.
s.
tfla-zi-ni,
Marduk 2 -si-lim-ahe,
Marduk-sum-ibni
JADD 325, R. /*(Ep. A). h A.BA bit Hi, JADD 805, 7

.
AMAR.UD-MU-DU
d bit Nabn, Nshi.:
s. I,
of Ilata-ibni,
36, III
/.
TU
VS
Marduk-simanni, see Marduk-ismeani.
2.
AMAR.UD-MU-GI.NA, mar
h
Hab-ban,
B. 0852).
rity"
1.
"Marduk has created poste(for NBa. texts, see TNB)

s.
ka-lu Nai.:
t
V R 61,
i,
VI
80.
is
(c.
KB
III,
pt.
p.
AMAR. UD-MU-ib-ni,
A .....
(?),
of Ninib-afy-iddin,
38).
d
3.
SU-MU-it-km, K.
241,
27 (spec.).
K. 4191, colophon (CT XVIII

892,2.
h
i
1
4.
2.
AMAR.UD-MU-KAK, JADD 11437, L. E. (KGAS 08).

ofUrtaqu, Abp.:B, IV,
p.
es
K.
Marduk-$um-ukin$ mu-LAL?), f. of AXurbal-lit, OLZ VI (1903), col. 199.
M-ud-*aq
31.
Marduk-sum-usur
(IIIR
KB II,
i.
246).
t
"O Marduk, protect the posterity" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) dAMAR. UD-MU-PAP, HABL 421,2. 773A
f.
of Bel-upahhir
HABL
h
792,
5.
JADD
oiNabu3742
712,
L.E.
*.
KK.
1436
1523,
35, E.
*8 .
2.
d
3.
SU-MU-KAK
etir,
s.
of Tab-ni-e-a,
gs.
(B. C. 648).
8680.
KGAS
of Btt-Gafyal,
I
malma$u, a slave
877,
i.
QiNaba-bettunu, vowed toBel, JADD 889
(ZA
No.
i.
p.
422 f.)
= HABL
E. i. 119, 48, E. i. 91, B.E. 98, L.E. 108, E. 2. E. 3. E. L. L. 145, TRep. 252, 124,
F, E.
i.
134
2.
KNUT
d
TALLQVIST. d SU-sa-kir-MU
AMAR. UD-MU-$ES,K.GKS 88.98. HABL

815,11.
4.
s.
of Arad....,
king of
Babylonia, B. C. 702, King-list A,
IV
13.
d
3.
AMAR.UD-MU-u-sur,
L. E.
i.
KGAS
2.
6,
R.
9.
51,
Marduk-zer-ibni
1.
"Marduk has created seed"

UD-KUL-ib-ni, Abp.: 7, 12. K. 4796.
h
AMAR.
R.
e.
HABL 454,
CT
X,
4.
5.
6.
KU-MU-PAP, KGAS, 89, E. d RID-MU-PAP, JADD 113, 4 (B. C. 680). d SU-MU-PAP, HABL 772, 2. KK. 102, R. 2
(B.C. 649?). 1436,27. R. 7 *A.BA, B. C. 675,
.
498, R.
s.
of Sin-sadunu,
7
46-
erib
blti,
Shmk.:
KGAS [36, R. 44, JADD 186, /.

5].
2.
AMAR.UD-KUL-KAK K. 5138. B. C. 66o(?), JADD 362, R.

t
*A.BA,
.667).
4.
6.
d
7.
SU-MU-SES,
K. 270 1
a, *
(WSml.
II p. 9)
d
3.
SU-KUL-KAK,]KDV 27, R. E.
*A.BA, B.C.66o(?),
(B.
HABL
923.
JADD
250, R.
444,
MardukMap-pi-e-e-di-sub-si,
renders * TU.
V R
44,
21
d,
R.
go.
445, R.
14.
TU-PAL-AN- TA- GAL, pro-
bably an ancient Bab. author, see JENSEN,
*Mar-du[-nMa] (Pe. MapSovioq) f. of Gobryas, Dar. Beh. 111.

Mar-Ea-sar-mati
ZA
XI, p. 90.
Marduk-uballit d 1.
f.
"Marduk has called

s.
into life"
AMAR. UD- TI.LA,
of Uttur-ana-Mar-
of Marduk-nadin-afye, duk, (Annals of Kings p. 388).

d 2. SU-TI.LA,
BM 96947,
Z).
"The son of Ea is king of the country" TUR- d E.A-LUGAL-ma-a-ti, V R 44, icb, renders A-A- UN(KALAM)-MA, prob. an
ancient Babylonian monarch;
list
cf.
Kingis
JADD
340,
is
3,
12
(Ep.
A1
20,
s.
Marduk-zakir-sum
d
"Marduk
proclaimer of
38, III
21,
Mar-Enlil-samsum-same
"The son of
Ellil
posterity"
1.
the sun of the heaven"

var.
AMAR.UD-MU-MUi IV R
=
b.
(2)
s.
of Nabtt nadin-ahe.
King of
renders
A-KUR-UL-AN.NA,
B
9.
prob.
cf.
an
Babylonia (Dynasty H), contemp. with Shalmaneser III, s. of Naba-apal-iddin,

of Marduk-b el-us ate\ Synchron.
>
ancient Babylonian monarch;

list
King-
1 21,
Ill
si.
*Ma-ri-
Sarru,
Rm.
II,
I, 53, KB IV (i i* lar m " tKardu-nia$, b. of MardukCo. 78; 3 bel-usate, Shalm. Ill Bal. IV i
Xar Babili
p. 96.
(MVG 35, year), VS

427,
10
: ;
III p. 240).
(Aram, sarru la
fcna)
>nilt
"Lord"
t
lmerihi
king of Damascus,
aboutB. C. 804
LER,
774, according to
WINCKBenhano.
i,
KA
(III);
I
p. 134, identical with
dad
Adnir. IV:
III
35,
15
Lay. 76, u Ob. 73, 75. sar ki$$ati, WE. Misc.

;
KB
pi. 6,
I,
p.
2,
4.
134.
Cf.
(KB
Mar-ja-kin
p. 190).
no.
(cf.
mar
'"I-kin,
K. 4294), K. 13105,
cf.
Marduk-lum-iddin.
2.
with Adttnu.
t
AMAR. VD-za-kir-MU belpfyati lHsxQ&.l\

t
*Ma-ri-id-di
"My
h
lord
is
Iddi"(Adad)
al
(Ar.,
IV
s.
41,
1, 27
(KING, BBS,
pi.
XXXIII,
Chron.
p. 26).
inxntt) R. 35.
Mar-a'ls-nu-nak
irri$u,
in
Basre,
JADD
742,
of
king of Babylonia, see

4, e.
(i),
"Inhabitant of the city of
K
s.
R.
Ishnunak"
II:
of Arad- d BE, h bel pihati, Merod. -- KB st. 2.
BL
R 66,
II, 3
(KB
IV, p. 66), time of
Marduktexts,
III,
pt.
i,
p. 190.
nadin-akhe.
Mar-lstar
s.
of Nabn-nddin-ahe, $a abi abihi Rimeni-
"Son of Ishtar"
(for
OBa.
Marduk,
Merod.
d
3.
li-pu ri-bu-u
$a Uballitsu-Mari.
see
RPN)
*.
i.
duk, descend, of Arad-Ea, h bel pifyati,

I:
IV
RID-MU-MU,
IV, p. 60. lar '"^KarduniaS, b. of

27 .
38, 1
--
KB
TVRJX,JADD 525, R. 619, R./*. (Ep.S). 338, 337, Astrologer, HABL 257,
i.
2.
339,
2.
340,
i. i.
[437,
h
i].
744,
(IIIR 51, no. 9).

T. XLIII.
Marduk-bel-usate, Synchron.
Ill
27.
745,2. 746,
ha-za-nusd "'Kat-fyi.jADD

h
135
141, 44 (B. C. 709).

7.
mutir
pnti,
e.
HABL
h
1.
Mar-ti-ia, Dar. Beh. Ill

Mar-ti-id, Dar. Beh.
Ill
R
R
39,
39,
41, [ 42.
].
2.
JADD 1040, dupsarru (A.BA), JADD 769, R. 4 TUR-XV, JADD 988, h rak-su JADD 526,
206,
rab
ki-sir,
2.
s.
*'Marti(767e.5/l)-ra-pi-e (Ar.) a healer"
"My
lady
is
R. 3 (Ep. U).
*Mar-larim
(cf. III,
JADD
>
894,
4.
Abi-larim,
p. 100)
Aty-larim\
JOHNS,
*Mar-tuh
(Iran.,
cf.
Mardi)
sinniSti,
ADD
1.
rab mahdsani id
(B.
JADD 447,
i,
10
Mar-la-rim, Epon.
B. C. 668, turtan of
Ku1.
C 683).
JADD 422, JADD 423,
32,
i, 9,
i,
muh, JADD 184, R.4. 190, R. 10. 204, R. 6. * tur208, R.E.2 (IIIR 2, GO, no. XXIV):
tan Ku-[mu-hi\ 284, R. 12. Ill h rabn of miliBar-hal-sa, (var.).
767,
2.
2.
Mashate-ilu
Mas-ha-te-AN,
.
. .
R.
3.
R
h
i,
VI
13
2.
HABL
tur-tan
Mas-si
2. Mas-fya-ta or Bar-si..., perhaps part of Elam.

., ,
B. E.
name, Abp.: IIIR

Ma-si-be
(cf.
Mar-la-rim-me, Epon. B. C. 668, "! Ku-mu-hi, JADD 472, R. 21.

Mar-la-ar-me, Epon. B.
R. E.
i.
Ma-si-Belit
BE
I, 10.
VI 21. XV), K.
241, VIII,
42,
spec.
i,
3.
C. 668,
JADD
65,
Mas....,
Epon. IIIR
(Iran.,
Ill
i,
VI
13.
*Masdaku
K. 11478
1.
Mazdaka)
"'
4.
Ma-ri-la-rim, Epon. B. C. 668, (KGAS 149, R. 15).
Ma-a$-da-ku, $d
II, 17
'A-ma-ak-ki,
Sarg: A,
(K. i668b).
5.
TUR(J)-la-rim,
JADD
43,
R.
4 (B.
C 687?).
2.
Ma-a$-ddk-ku,
II, 28.
m"t
A-me-is-ta, Sarg.: A,
*f
Mar-qi-hi-ta
"Perfumer"
2
STEVENSON,
(?Ar. docket Knnpitt Contracts, no. 5, p. 36, 118)

670).
17.
Mas-mas-a-ni
"Our charmer"
pttti,
JADD 257, (B. C. Mar-ri...., JADD 807, R.

Mar-sam-si
(cf.
h mutlr
JADD
675, R. u.
Mas-qa/ka-ru
1
(cf.
3 , is
IMa-at-ki-ri),
(B. C. 664).
*fatiu,]ADD
1 1
5, 6 .
OBa Mar- h UD, RPN)

3
16,
JADD
*Mar-se-te-'
285,
(cf.
Ill
749) (B. C. 686).
*Ma-tal-li (cf.
Mutallu}
3,
JADD
278,
3,
296,
slave sold.
JADD
slave sold (B. C. 683?).

is
5.
*Mar-suri (Ar.)
"The lord
my
wall"
is
*Matan-Ba'al (Ph. byasntt) th Kings of Arvad, in 9

1.
8 th and 7 th cent.
TUR-su-ri,
Mar-sarri-bel-ahe
JADD
479,
Ma-ti-nu-Ba--li,
"l
Ar-ma-da-a-a,Sha\m.HI:
Ar-ma-da-a-a, Tigl. IV
II p. 20).
a!
"The royal prince
lord
2.
Mon.
B, 60
II 93
(IIIR
of the brothers"
651?). 628,10 (Ep. P).
Mar-sarri-iliia "The royal prince is my god" (cf. NBa. Mar-Sarri-ilna TNB)
1.
8). "l
[Ma]-ta-an-Bi--il,
R 67; KB (II
t
3.
Ma-ta-an-Ba--al $ar
B, V,
p.
17
(IIIR 16
= IR48, no.
A-ru-a-di,
i,e;
Esarh.:
KB
II
148).
A-MAN-AN-a-a,
kisir sa $epa,
r/u,
JADB
13, II,
13.
3.
3.
rab
*Ma-ti-'-il(u)
(Ar.)" When,
O god l"(cf.
OBa. Ma-
JADD
235, R.
TUR-MAN-AN-a-a, JADD 313, Mar-selibi "Fox-cub" in alu Sa TUR- m Se-li-bi of Bit-Tunamissah,

2.
ti-i/uRPN; according to BoiSSiEK, Babyloniaca, IV, p. 221, possibly Hit; or is the name to be compared with SArb.
iKyntt?)
A-gu-us-si, of Bit-Agussi, contemp. of Asur-nirari (II) and Tiglath274,866 PEISER, pileser IV, Rm. 120
eo;
mar
Melis.:
*fMar-ti-i
Susa
3,
I 44.
("My daughter",
4,
"My lady ",

310,
or probably Ar. cf.imtt, Krntt Mcxpâ)
=
s.
JADD
+ MVAG III p. 228. Tigl. IV: Ann.

II
PLI 20,
*Martna (OPe. Martiyd), the Susian pretender,

B. C. 522
No.
i.
so, A-gu-us-si (KB of Mannu-ki-ili, VS I 87, 5 (Ep. Nabu-
mar
II p. 6).
tapput-illaK}.
136
*Mati-ilaa
(Ar.)
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
"When, O god!"
151,
*
(see
also
*Me-li-sah (Cass.)
*Nle-lid
Mat-tal-la-a-a)
1.
Si-bar"ra (Cass.)
1,36.
= Amel-âmas, V R = Amel- Si-i-ma-li-e,

44,
1, 37.
KUR(Mat)-AN-a-a,]ADD
[270,
2.]
R.
(Ep. Y).
h
574, R.s. 622, R.

f
(Ep.D).
tam-
^VR 44,
*Mell-Sipak (Cass.
= Amel-Marduk, VR44,
si),
f.
1,2?)
karu, B. C. 644(?)
2. 3.
KUR(Matt)-la-a-a, Mat-il-la-a-a, K. 241, IX,
JADD 4, R.* JADD 271,10, R.

24,
a.
King of Babylonia (Dynasty C: 33), about B. C. 1204 1190, s. of Adad-sum-usur

(Lo. 103, IV,
1.
spec.
of Merodach-baladan
VI,
1
I.
Matinu-Ba'li, see
)
Matan-Baal
672,
s. 9.
*Mati u
1.
2.
Mc-li-iirpa-\ak\ BE XV, 190, Me-li-U-pak, Sarru, DEP II, p.
is.
12,7;
Lo. 103,
Ma-ti-u,
Ma'--e-i,
JADD
h
V,
20, 21
(KB
I, is
III,
pt.
i,
p. 160).
Susa
3,
JADD 494, h red Ma-ti--i, 3. gammale, JADD 741,22. *Ma-at-ki-ri (cf. MaX-gafia-ni), JADD 425,
2.
$aKu
1
hinni,
1,2?;
16,1,5; II,4,i2.
$ar
ktisati,
Meli.:
kittat
Lo. 101,
is
(KB
IV, p. 58).
Ur
pi. i,
ma-al-ki, Melis.:
DEP
X,
pi. II, 1, 7;
desno.
2.
(B. C. 664?).
*Matra
(Pe.)
K. 8133 (HttsiNG,
Mat-iaMa-a-a (probably Mati-ilaa, q. v.) B. .712, JADD R. nattu, /]. JADD [296,
KZ
36, p. 566).
f.
cend of Kurigalzu, Merod. I: IVR38,

5,
WE.
1, 23.
Misc.
of Marduk-apal-iddin', lar Babili, Kinglist
R.
mZi
, (III
R 47,
no. 10).
*Mat-ti-i (Hit.?),
Ann. 45: m A-tu-un-a-a\ Khors.29: "'Tu-un-na-a-a', Sm. 2022, 4b(W Sarg. II pl.45b): m A-tuof Atun,B.
.716, Sarg.
f
Merod. I: IV R 38, 1, 23 (KB IV, 2, Med. 2, 1, 3. $ar p. 60). m ' Sumeri u Akkadi sar kibrat Babili $ar arbaim, Merod. I: VS I, 34, 15.
A,
II, 12.
Nazim.: Susa
it
3.
na-a-a. -*Mat-ti-u-a-za (Hit.,

s.
KB
cf.
Me-li- d Si-pak,$arru Melis.: Lo. 103 (90827),

t
II p. 56.
IV,
pp.
17, 36
1
V, n; VI,
(/
31.
--
KB
III,
pt.
i,
Teu-watti)
p. 36,
60, 162,
of Tulratta,
MDOG 35,
OLZ XIII
*ê-\\-SU~mu(Cass.=Ame!- S^-ga-mu-na),
1, 35.
VR 44,
(1910), col. 295.
Mazarne, see Manzarne. *Ma-zi-pa-a-at-li (Mit.), uncle of Gilia, messenger of Tushratta, 29, ise, 162.
TA
*Me-IMSu-qa-mu-na (Cass.) f. of Nusku-afy-iddin,
BE
XVII,
pt.
i.
*Ma-zu-gu,
JADD
447, R.
"l
d *Me-li-za-za/zu, Mt-la- Za-su

li-e-za-za)
also (Cass., see
Ma1, is.
/>
(B. C. 683).
*Ma-zu-ra-nu/ni
s.
of Zabdi,
Kan-nu--a-a,
VS
JADD 8,
I
(B.C. 673). *...., JADD 857,

14,
92,
i,
9.
*Me-ih-sa-a
*Me-me-lb-ri, Capp. G, 10,
amelqata la bar ant,] ADD 126,7 (6.0.674). *Me-la-a-gu-ra(-a) (cf. MeXeaypoq) mZt Kitrusi, Esarh.: King of Chytros, $ar
B, V,
20
*Me-na-hi-me, see
;
Minahimu.
Menanu see Umman-menanu.

7
(IIIR
16,
no.
= IR 48, no.
II,
i).
*Menase (He. msstt) Xar " l\ miitIa-&-di, Manasseh, king of Judah.

1.
Abp.: Rm.
3, II, 43.
KB
pp. 148, 240.
Me-na-si-e, Esarh.: B, V,
Mi-in-si-e,
p. 238.
13.
KB
31.
II,
- -
p. 148.
*Me-lam-(ma-)kur-kur-ra (Sum.) lh King-list A, I, 12; B, 22, the lO king of the

2d
2.
Abp.: Rm.
3, II,
KB
II,
Bab. dynasty.
*Me-ni-hi-im-me, see
7 , 9.
Minahimu.
of Sardur^)
1 1
Me-la-ar...,
*Me-li-ha-la/li
s.
HABL
= Amel-Gula VR 44, (Cass.
646, R.
*Me-nu-a
1, 34)
s.
of Itpuini,
(gs.
f.
of Inuspua,
of Zu-me-et servant of Meli-Sipak. DEPII,

112, VI, p. 44,2. of Mar-btti-$a-li-ti, Nku.: Lo. 102 (90835), -- KB IV, IV, 45. p. 90.'
8;
SBak. 1899,
i-nu-h-a-Se,
*f
p.
8,
ZA
p.
tf IB,
VII, p. 259.
Me-
HAV,
m.
260 f.
Pa.
n. pr.
f.
f.
Me-'-sa-a
(cf. Bi. n. p.
:
^C^tt)
Me-li-ki-ili(?),
JADD
877, n.
JADD 229, 4 KB IV, p.
wi. of Usf\ sold, B. C.68o.
124.
T. XLIII.
37
h
*Mesu
1.
(cf.
OBa. Me-i-su-um RPN)

h be I
2.
Mil-ki-ia,
bel pihati $a
i.
Ri-mu-si
B.
Me-i-su,
h
pihati
A.BA,
B. C.
*.
JADD 684-679, JADD 19,

Arbail,
2, II,
8.
al
854, n.
?.
20, j.
161, R.
s.
of Halmusu,
JADB
989,
>.
JADD 59, 3. Mil-ki-id, JADD 59, u var. to (2). Mil-ki-Adad "My counsel is Adad" JADD 1047,
68 1,
2
4.
2. 3.
Me--su,
JADD
/,.
*Mil-ki-a-sa-pa (Ph. *qo^Dbtt), king of Byblos, sar

i r,
Mi-i-su,]ADB
288, R.
7,1,2.
JADD
R.j (6.0.676).
853,7.
"^""'Gu-ub-li, Esarh.:
I
B Vi?
(IIIR 16
bel pihati
'Ar6ai/,JADD
48, no.
i, 5.
KB
II p. 148);
Abp.: Rm. 3,
*Meta, see J///^.
II 37
(KB
II
p. 240).
*Metenna, see Mitenna. *Metinti, see Mitinti.
Mil-ki-Asur 2
"My
7,
. .
counsel
2
is
Ashur"
JADD
Mil-ki-ba(?)
12.
.
R.
(B. C. 648?).
Metunu (abbrev.,
1.
cf.
A-a-me-tu-nu]
JADD
35,
453,
6,
sold, B. C. 686.
Me-tu-nu, Epon. B. C. 700, Canon B, VI,
IIIR
2.
I,
V,
24.
K. 241, X,
spec.
h
Me-tu-nu, K. 1266. Epon. B. C. 700, [n 2, L. E, i].

Mi-tu-nu, K. 10017.
JADD
h
*Mil-ki-id-ri
(WSem.),
ki-sir,
.....
rab
3.
Rm. 65. Epon. B. C. 700,

Senn. 80-7-19,
i:
B. C. 663,
JADD JADD
507,
R. 3
?;
470,
cf.
HABL
Mil-ki-ilu
571,9: Mil-ki....
JADD
hl
[144, R].
i.
$akin
l-sa-na.
8:
"My
counsel
cf.
is
the god"
South-Palest.
4.
Mi-tu-mi, Epon. B. .700, JADD 176, R. k $akin " l l-sa-na. [294, R. 11].
K. 241, VIII u
*Milk(i)-ilu
(spec.).
(Ph.,
Bi.
bs-^ba),
chief,
son-in-law of Tagi; see also Ili-milki

5, e.
*Migdiara
Me-ig-di(ti)-a-ra,
11,24,38
f.
of Hir-si-na, Shams.
I,
1.
:
Mi-U(AN}-ki-li,
(IRso.
KB
2.
3.
p. 178).
targumanu of AmenophisIV, TA "! *MNa, amel A-ra-ds-ni, TA 75, 30.

*Mi-hu-ni,
TA 249, TA Mil-ki-AN, 287,29. 268, Mil-ki-li, TA 267,

4.
s.
269,
4.
270,
4.
n,ie.
4.
271,
4.
273,
.'4.
290, 250,
26.
Mil-ki-lim,
11, 25.
TA
32, 54, 56.
254,
27.
289,
5,
*Mna-ri-e (Eg.) f. of Ha-ia,

*Mi-ki-i,
TA
289,
31.
5.
$a
sl
Halpi,
a Median chief,
Tigl. IV:
6.
TA 249, Mil-ki- lum, TA 250,

Mil-ki-lu,
IB.
290,
39.
G.
Ann.
55.
Milki-lstar
"My
counsel
is
Ishtar"
Mil(H5?)-id-hi-su,
Capp. Clerq (CHANTKE, Cappa-
Mil-ki- XV,
*Mil-ki-la-rim,
JADD
55,
218, R. * (B. C. 687).

12
doce,
p. 95).
Sm.
XI
(spec.).
*Mi-li-har-be (Cass.)
f.
Milki-nuri
Ill
of Anu-bel-ahehi, Mna.:
R 43,
II, is.
1.
Mil-ki-LAH,
h
KB
f.
JADD
i, 12.
494,
2.
890,8. 1104, R.
7.
IV, p. 70.
Ill
saqu, B. C. 668/6,
s.]
JADD
e.
287,
A
G.
316,
e.
of Suqamuna-ah-iddina, Mna.:
II
R 43,
2.
[452,
472,
627,
u (KB
IV, p. 70).
cf.
Mt-&-*>ri,JADD [727,4
741,
36.
irn3u,]ADD
Ph. c-obtt)
1007, R.
is,
Milkala (hypocor.
1.
Milkiia, Bi.
n^3ba
's.
JADD 19, 20, 2. Mil-ka-ia, B. C. 680, JADD 113, R. Mil-ki H ABL 571, h rab ka-sir. JADD
"Mil-ka-a-a, B. C. 684,
*.
.
6.
*Milki-ramu
1.
(WSem.,
cf.
Bi. DT'sbtt,
Mil-ki-i-ram-am, Abp.
HABL
9,
853,
2. 3.
Mil-ki-ra-me, Abp.: 83-1-18, 476.
R.
Mil-ki-i
s.
860,
II, si.
Mil-ki-ra-mn,
(hypocor.)
245, R.
.
JADD 56,1,3, B. E. 1(8.0.663?). Epon. B. C.654(?), Canon C, V, 11; III R

i,
JADD
Milkiia
i.
300, R. 9
VI,
30.
(hypocor., cf. Milki) Mil-ki- a-a, B. .675,

i.
JADD
167, R.
2.
Mil-ki-udammiq^/^) K. 241, X 36, spec.

18
No.
138
*Mil-ki-u-ri
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
(WSem. na^bti, Melchior; cf.
ku\kur-ru
TA
83,
53.
84,
43.
85,
35)
*Minuhimmu, see Minahimu. *Minuhmu, see Minaltimu.

Mi-i-nu-la-an-si
234, 4, slave sold (B. C. 710). Mil-ku-tim (cf. Malkatu), Capp. Ch. i, 2.
JADD
"How
should
forget?"
(cf.
La-an-si-i,
La-an-se-e\
Ilu-ul-am-H
BE
*Mimmuria, see Nibmuria.

Mi-na-a (NBa.,
cf.
XIV)
TNB), BM.
K. 241, X,
Mi-nu-laq-bi
h
44,
Mi-na-, Me-na-
spec.
38646, 1, 9 (KING, BBS, p. 93). *Minahimu (WSem., Bi. arpfc, Ar. and Ph. DH5E
"What
(cf.
shall
say?"
2.
zammaru,
JADD
4,
761,
LIDZ.
p. 313,
APO;
Mi-na-ah-hi-im(-mu)
R.
4
*Mi-is-ki(?)
Mit. Mis^]-ki-iat Mis(?)-ki-til-la\
BE
1.
IX, X)
Ta'annek
R.
2.
Me-na-hi-me,
JADD
"l
98,
3,
(Ep. Z).
*Mis(?)-ki-ia (Mit.
hypocor.)
VS
I,
no,
12.
21.
2.
Me-ni-hi-im-me,
Sa-me-ri-na-a-a, king of Samaria and North-Israel, Menahem of

the Bible, Tigl. IV: Ann.
150
*Mis(?)-ki-iil-la (Mit),
VS
I,
in, R.
*Mi-is-pa-ni-' (Pe.
(IIIRg,
50.
Dar. Beh.
*Mi-is-tu
. .
.
VVa\ya\sp[ara\ El.: Mi$par{ra\ 1 10, f. of Intaphernes.

45,
2.
KB
3.
II p. 30).
TA
Mi-na-fii-mi, with Ar. docket Dn2E,

245,
i, e.
JADD
MiSU, see
Mi-sir-a-a
Mesu.
4.
Mi-in-fyi-im-mu, Senn.: King II,
"l
Sam-si-mu-ru-na-a-a,
Tay.
II, 4?
f.
71;
(IR
(4),
38).
of Nabn-balatsu-iqbi, 82-5-22, 356; add. 9, I 15.
IVR,
KB
5.
II,
p. 90.
*Mita (Phryg., hypocor., Gr. Mi8aq;
WINCKLER,
f.)
t
Mi-ni-hi-im-mu, 80-7-19,2, var. to P-9' n -35to. (4).
KB
II
AF II,
6.
Mi-nu-fyi-im-mu, 79-7-8, 302; 81-2-4, 4 2 var

var. to (4).
Saftar **Mu-us-kil of Muski (Phrygia)

1.
p. 136; *t
HUSING, OLZ V, col. 42 1 m "*Mu-us-ka-a-a
king
Mi-ta-a, Sarg.: Ann. 46,

i6, 4i
;
94,99, 173, 373, 379;
XIV
7.
8.
Mi-nu-uh-im-mu, 80-7-19,
3,
I,
Mi-nu-uh-mu, 80-7-19, *Minasi, see Menasi.

*Minhimmu, see Minahimu. Mi-ni...., K. 7303.
*Minihimmu, see Minahimu.
*Mi-in-mu-a-ri-a
var. to (4).
2.
31, 150, 152.
Cyl. 24 - -
(IR
36);
II
Pp. IV
37;
Khors.
KB
pp. 42,
56, 74.
37
Me-ta-a, Sarg.: Bull

Tigl. IV:
24;
Pp.
IV
(var.).
*Mi-ta-a-ki (Iran.)
Ann.
so:
a
3,
Median
R.
2.
chief.
Mi-ta-t[i
],
Ta'annek
(Eg.
Mn-m^.tj-R',
RANKE,
s.
*Mi-ta-at-ti (Iran.; cf.

Miii
HUSING,
KZ
36, p. 566)
Material, p. 12)
f.
Zi-kir-ta-a-a, a Sagartian chief, B.C. 716,
of Ri-a-ma-se-$a-ma-a-i-dA-ma-na,
Mi-in-pn-hi-ri-ta-ri-a, Boghazkoi,
of
Sarg.:
48, 52
Ann.
cf.
34, [53,] 104;
XlVis; Khors.
45,
629 f. *Mins, see Menasi.

*Mi-in-pa-hi-ri-ta-ri-a
(1906), col.
= Seti
OLZIX
(KB
II p. 58),
I.
*Mitenna (Ph.,
^na,
l
Matt en, Mytton)

II p. 22).
Mi-e-te-en-na,
B,
ee
Sur-ra-a-a, of Tyre, Tigl. IV:
ses
I,
king of Egypt,
(Eg.<Menpehtire), Ramnamed as ancestor
(II
67.
KB
*Mitinti (Ph., cf. nsntt,

1.
Ramses II in his treaty with Hattusil, OLZ IX (1906), 630. Mmu-ahti-ana-ili "How (what) have I sinned
of
nnna "present") "l As-du-di, king of Ashdod, Mi-ti-in-ti, sar Al AsSenn.: King III 59; Tay. Ill 24 (I R 39.
du-da-a-a,
(I R
Senn.:
King
II 79;
Tay.
II 51
against .the god?"

1.
(cf.
Mi-na- a-i-gu-a-
38).
- -
KB
11
;
II,
pp. 90, 94.

mht
II,
King of
ei
na-ili, Mi-na-a-ah-ti-a-na-ili,
BE XV)
Ascalon,
"l
As-qa-lu-na-a-a, Tigl. IV: B,
2.
Mi-nu-afrti-
Mi-i-nu-afr-ti-a-na-AN,B.C.670,JADD 99,1,4. TIS-AN, JADD 23, R. 4 (Ep. F).

K. 241, IX,
783,
G.
(IIR67, R.
Sar
ls-qa-lu-na, Abp.:
Rm.
2.
3, II 35.
-l
KB
pp. 20, 240.

15
Mi-i-nu-ah-ti-ili (abbrev.),
46,
spec.
Me-ti-in-ti,
Mi-nu-hi
irrisu,
JADD
(IIIR 16
= IR
$ar
ls-qa-hi-na, Esarh. B, V,
48, no.
i, 4.
KB
II p. 148).
T. XLIII.
139
(cf.
Mi-it-ta-a (cf.
Mita}
t
*Mugallu
4, 10
Mu-ga-li
HAV,
p.
92; Mu-qa-li-i)
bel[alti\
83-1-18, 557,2,9, R.
(KGAS
1.
Mu-gal-li,
no. 51).
Mitunu. see
Mu
____
Metunu. Ta'annek 2,
1
i (B. 0/649?) Sar """Tabala, king of Tabal, Abp.: A, IIIR 18, II 107; Ann. II 73
JADD
698, B. E.
(KB IV
4.
p. 148).
(KB
ancient
b.
II
p. 172); B,
III
30, II
6C ,
75,
m;
i.
Mu-ab-bit-kis-sa-ti
"Destroyer of the hosts"

Baby2.
K. 2675, R.
Mu-gal-lu,
1 1
K (KB
e.
II p. 170,
a
7,
2).
B,
render
f
GUL.KI.SAR,
Me-li-da-a-a, K. 11476,
R.
lonian ruler,
Muballitat-Serua
d.
VR44,
t
15
479,
3,
R.
ii 486,
2,
c,
10
(KGAS
"Sherua quickens" of A$ur-uballit$ar m " AUur, wi. of Burna3.
no. 54. 56. 57).

11,68
$ar
mai
Tabalu Abp.: Ann.

7.
(KB
II p. 170).
Buriyash
'
Mu-gal-lum,
no. 55).
HABL
629, R.
1.
>
Mu-bal-li-ta-at-d
da$(l}
t
Se-ru-u-a, vs\.o>iKarahar1 9
4.
Mug-gal-lum, of Melid, K. 11480,
Synchron.
p. 194.
(II
(KGAS
65,
i,
<>).
KB
2.
I,
Mukin-Asur
t
"Ashur establishes"
JMu-bal-lit-at- dEDIN-u-a m.ofKarm(?)das,
1.
Mu-GI.NA-AS-Sur,
Mu-ki-nu-AS-$ur,
1
gm. of Kadisman-harbe, Chron. Pis.

Mu-ba-si-e,
2.
JADD 183,2,10. 187,9. JADD 23, R. 3 (Ep. F).
JADD
(cf.
455, R. 3
88,
(B. C. 669).
Mudabiraja
1.
Mu-da-pi-ra-a-d]
Mukinat-lstar
"Ishtar establishes"
Mu-da-bir(pir?)-a-a,
t
JADD
6,4. [267, R.j-].
fMu-ki-na-at- d ISITTU,
sold, B. C. 691.
JADD 320,
5,
slave
2.
Mu-du-bi-ra-a-a 6.0.676,
(cf.
JADD
*Mu-da-da
OBa. Mu-da-du-um, THE, Bi. TPE, Sam. THE, LXX McoSccS) "!llf *l SirLa-ga-a-za,Tuku\ti-N.U, Ann.R. 3.
qa-a-ia, ibid.
175, R. 9 RPN, Ar.

.
Mukin-sarrute-ilu
"Establisher of the kingthe god"
hood
Mukinu
is
DU-MAN-te-AN,
JADD
500, R. 4 .
R.
10.
(MU-GLNA}\
Susa
2, I
12, is.
see Sum-ukin.
Mudammiq-Adad "Adad makes favorable" NBa. texts, see TNB)

1.
(for
m *Muk-kut-is-sah, in Bit- Mnk-kut-is-sah, Nazim.:

f.
al Mu-SIG-U, oi~ Ha-a-ba,
JADD
899, III
15.
oi"Sa(Za)-ap-ri, Neb.
p. 168).
V R 56,
7.
ie
(KB III, i,
2.
SIG-iq-
IM
in
alu 3d
3,
Mudammiq-Adad,
Melis.:
f.
Susa
II
II
24.
Mu-ma-hu
I:
of Ardi-Nana, Neb.
I
VR 56,
II
13.
Mna.:
2.
Mu-mar-ilu,
JADD 904, IV JADD 320, slave

.,
3,
sold, B. C. 691.
R KB
66,
III,
13.
Stone of Amran,
p.
1
II
pt.
I,
68; IV, p. 66.
Mudammiq-Asur
Mudammiq-ilu
1.
"Ashur makes favorable"
Mu-nam-me (cf. OBa. Mu-na-mu-um RPN, JMuna-mi BE XV, 200, I 29) of Nabu-kar-sil IIIR 52, eab. f.
Munepus-ilu, see Munipi$-ilu. *f 35 p. 29. Mu-ni-dan,
Mu-SIG-AS-Sur,
.
.
JADD
267, R.
<?.
MDOG
JADD
2.
Mu-STG-iq-AN, K. 241, X, K. 3992, with SIG-AN.

. .
14,
spec.
I
Mu-ni-pi....,
Munipis-ilu
1.
518, R. 4
cf.
Agum (WAF
(< Munapp'd;
h
Dn3ti)
p.
516).
Mudammiq (?)-sarru
Mu-ni-pis-AN, hazanu, 6.0.717, JADD 391, R. 13. Mu-ni-pi{-iS-ilu\ JADD 518, R. 4.
Mu-SI G-MAN, Epon.

IIIRi,
p. 206.
B.
.814, ofKirruri,
cf.
2.
Mu-ni-e-pu-u$-AN, B. C. 663, JADD

154,
12.
53,
R.
5.
Ills;
or Mu-Uk-ni*$\
KB
Munnabitu "Fugitive"
(cf.
(cf.
TNB,
p. 112)
Mu-da-pi-r[a]-a-a
Na. ansoiB, Mu-da\du-pir\bi-
1.
Mu-na-bi-ti,
JADD
498, R..?.
268, L. E.
i
f.
ra-a-d] of Arad-ili,
2.
Mun-na-bi-te,
1006.
TRep.
= HABL
OLZ VI
198,
R.
(Ep. Sa3.
Mun-na-bit-tum,
HABL 416, 6 = TRep. 267,

18*
Mudubiraja, see Mudabiraia.

No.
i.
A,
6.
140
4.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Mun-na-bi-tu, 38, R. i. 63,
HABL 928,
*.
2.
82, R.
10.
1 1
K.8i2. TRep. 5, C, R. 4. 274, A,
Mu-su-u,
JADD
mar
409,
3 (?).
Mu-sur-a-a,
f.
ekalli,
HABL
512,
i.
6.
R.
5.
3i
of Hu-da-a-a,
(cf. "l
JADD
250,
Mu-un-na-bit-ta
s.
*Mu-sur-i
I:
of Tab-meln, Merod.
Susa
16, Is.
$ar
Mu-us-r\i\ Tigl. IV, B, R. n) Ma--ba, king of Moab, Esarh. B V,

16, no.
i.
6.
Mu-un-na-bit-ti, Merod. I: Susa 16, II n, 32 s. of Bel-mu$allim gs. of //M^-0JADD8i2,

t
(IIIR
II
33.
IR48,
no.
i).
Abp.:
Rm 3,
into
L. E.
7.
i.
pp. 148. 238. Musabsi-ilu, see Iraî-ilu.

II,
KB
!
Mu-un-na-bit-tum, Merod.
III
9,
I:
Susa
16, II 19;
Mu-sab-si-Marduk
"Marduk
brings
is.
being"
s.
*Mun-su-ar-ta (Iran.)
m A-ra-zi-aX-a-a, Shams. V: Ann.

f
Ill,
ss
of Ta-me-ra-ni-ti, dup-$ar-ru, Imb.: BM. 91015, R. 21 (KING, BBS pi. CVI, p. no).
(IR30. KB I p. Mu-qa-li-i (cf. Mugallu)
182).
Mu-sab-si-siM....,
Epon.
temp.
Shalmaneser,
48-11-4, 280.
JADD
Muqalil-mltu
1.
374,
7,
R.
/o;
624, R.
,o
(B. C. 686).
Mu-sal-lim
JADD
366,^ (6.0.669). 976,
10.
"Comforting
12.
for the
311, R.
ekalli,
dead"
//
Mu-sal-li-mu (abbrev.; for

s.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
Mu-qa-lil-BAD,
743,
W. 6^L5
H).
JADD
jfa
(Ep. S).
of Bel-usati,
b.
i,
of Kabtiia
9.
& Mar ami,

35, as
R.
/*.
zammaru Ashiraia,
JADD 255, JADD 50,

B.
C.
Simb.: Lay. 53,

s.
oiSin-apal-iddin, Mshi.:
p. 96).
VS
I,
(KB IV
texts,
R.j(Ep.
2.
Mu-qa-lil-BAD-tu, JADD 218, R. 6.
WI.GAB,
687,
Musallim-Adad
"Adad saves"
195,
3
(for
NBa.
h
see
1.
TNB)
(B. C. 730).
Mu-qal-lil-BAD, JADD 618, 7 (Ep. T). Mu-qu-ru (cf. Ar. npin), JADD 225, R. ? (cf.
3.
Mu-Dl-U, JADD
B. C. 644(?).
148).
A.BA,
Ill
JADD 4,
R.
(KB IV,
2.
pp. 106,
P- 443).
Mu-ra-a
Mu-u-ru TNB), sold, B. 0.683 (?).

(cf.
JADD
278,
4,
slave
2.
Mu-$al-lim- d IM,
HABL
946,
Mu-sal-lim-aplu (abbrev.)
f.
Mu-ra-ba-ta-asJADD
la
s.
Mu-ra-nu/na
"Young TNB)
619,13, slave devised (Ep.S). lion" Mu-ra-nu- d

(cf.
of Afr-iddina, Merod.
II:
Bl. st.
IV
13.
Gu-
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p.
190.
(for
Musallim-Asur
texts,
1.
of Bel-usati, b. of Kabtiia and Mu'sallim, Simb.:

p. 102)
"Ashur preserves" see TNB)
NBa.
Lay.
53,
i,
(KING, BBS,
42
pi. 20,
Mu-DI-AS-$ur,
s.
JADD
806, R.
5.
of *""'I-tu--a-a, B. C. 734,
JADD
s.
415,
->
s.
of Se-kib-si-bar
p. 96),
VS
I,
35,
(KB IV
f.
(KB IV
2.
p.
104).
time of Marduk-s"um-iddin.
*Mur-si-li-is (Hit.
= Eg.M-r'-s'-r',
1, 7,
of Apla-a-a,
JADD
363, R.
cf.
MupclXoq
II,
Mu-DI-dAS-sur, Epon.
(IIIR 48,
c).
G,
JADD
160, B. E.
Herodotus
WINCKLER,
AF
p. 282,
s.
OLZ
f.
'
IX,
col. 629),
Hittite
king,
I
of
3.
Subbiluliuma, contemp. with Seti

J Ilani-ir-in-na,
Mu-$a/-/iM-AS-tur,Epon.,Sha.\m.I: KAHI I, h $a-ktn a! A-li-hi, 13, R. E. Epon. G,
of HattuUl, Muttallu, HalpaSSubilis and
JADD
Musallim-ilu
1.
173,
R.
11.
250, R.
s.
MDOG
35
p.
19;
b.
of.
"The god preserves"

h
Arandas,
ibid. p. 18.
Mu-DI-AN,
*Mu-sa-la-mu (WSem.), JADD [167, R. 3 \ B. C. 675. f. of Is-pu-tu, JADD 182, i.

:|:
2.
JADD 742, R. Mu-$al-lim-AN, JADD 36, (B. C. 685). h 376, s(f). $anu $a mar sarri, JADD 694,
irrisu,
is.
2.
Mu-sa-si-na
Musallim-lstar
"Ishtar preserves"
480,7. 486,
180,
s.
of Bunasi, Anp.:
p. 76).
Ann.
II 35 (I
20.
KB I
i.
Mu-DI-XV, JADD
$a rab saql,
rab alani
T. XLIII.
JADD
*, is.
141
2. 3.
Mu-$al-lim- d XV, B. C. 7i4(r),

/l
JADD
t
248,4.
Musezib-Marduk
Mu-*al-lim- d NINNI,]AD'D[75
320,
e
3.
R.',]
(Ep.o).
3,11.
1.
texts, see
"Marduk saves" TNB)

h
(for
NBa.
(B. 0.691).
ra&a/anir]A.DD 492,
Mu-$e-zib-mar-duk,
eUi, B. C. 670,
$aknu hi sis/ Sa Bui

172,
i,
497,
JADD
Musallim-Marduk"
texts, see
1.
Marduk preserves" (for NBa.

TNB)
2.
Mu-ie-zib- d AMAR.UD,
p.
1
57 f.).
VA7,2 (MVG XII mar ahattttu $a Bel-ibni, nephew

82-5-22,
Mu-sal-lim- dAMAR.UD]
Shalm. Shalm.
s.
mar
h
U-ka-ni,
$ar-tin-nu,
of
Bel-ibni,
Ill: Bal.
Ill:
VI
I
s;
Co. 84.
13.
p. 64).
HABL
i.
277, R.
B.
3
13.
VS
69,
280, R.
399,
412,
(WSml. II (WSml. II p. 39). King of Baby129

q. v.,
of Arad- Marduk, belpihati, Nku.: Lo. 102, IV 7. -- KB IV, p. 88."

h
lon, B. C.
693689,
III
12, 13,
abbrev, Snzubu,
10, 22, 24.
Chron.
For NBa.
2.
Mu-sal-lim-^SU, A.BA, B.C.683, R. E. /.
JADD 89,
s.
texts, see
BE
X.
p. 398),
Musallim-Nashu
"Nashkhu preserves"
of Se (?}*(?), 94-6-1 1, 36, 13 (ZA IX 7^ year of Sin-sar-iskun.
Dl-na-as-hu,
Mu-sal-lim-Nergal
JADB
,.
2,
f.
2.
ofAdad-ibni, Shmk.:
CT X
pi.
IV 22; Vu;
VI
3.
31.
"Nergal preserves"
R.
h
JADD
1.
533,
Musallim-NIN.IB
"Ninib preserves"
bel pihati,
DI- d MAS,
JADD
426, B. E.
i.
2.
Mu-DI- d MAS, of Tille, Epon. B. .793, Canon A, III 25. Epon. B. C. 766, Canon A, IV 3; $d a 'Ti/e, Canon E, R. 4; 81-2-4,
187, R.
11.
4.
prob. Babyl. king or Chron. A, Vg; Eulma$-sdkin-sum, prince, the king, was buried in the palace of M. KAR-<*SU, king of Babylon, B. 0.693689,
King-list
KAR-d AMAR. UD,
A, IV
is.
Mu-se-zib-Nabii
3.
Mu-sal-lim- d MAS, JADD4I2, R. ,4
"Nabu saves" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) JADD 351,7 (Ep.^F). h A.BA JADD 640, R. 4
2
t
(B. 0.748).
Epon. B.
"l
C. 793,
JADD
19.
651, R. n;
sd
s.
(Ep. O). of Nabu-sum-i$kun,
A.BA
sa Sarri Babili,
Til-li-e,
81-2-4, 187,
Mu-sa-su-u
h
"Screamer"
"<" f
JADD 869, IV 7. Mu-se-zib-NIN.IB 2 "Ninib saves"
sattu Sa
La-hi-ri, B. 0.670,
JADD 625,4.
LAYARD, Nineveh and Babylon

at
p. 276,
found
Musetiq-ahe(r)
Arban.
LV-PAP' 1 JADD
,
178,
3,
slave sold.
Mu-se-zib-ra-man
"Ramman
Mu-se-tfi-ib,
see MuSezibu.
Mu-se-zib-Samas
texts,
Mu-se-zi-ib
s.
"Shamash saves" see TNB)

is,
saves"JADD689,i. (for NBa.

"l
of Marduk-ba-an-a-a, owner of tablet,

B. C. 595, K. 9288.
K.24I, VII
of Anaz,
spec.
bel pihati
Diri, Stele
3-
POGNON,
74,
Inscriptions, no. 59,
Musezib-Asur
h
"Ashur saves"
h
Musezibu (hypocor.)
Mu-$e-zib-AS-$ur,
I
9.
mukil apati,
JADD
is.
857,
h
1.
Mu-h-zib,
dup. to
JADD
(2).
2, 4,
B. E.
2,
B. C. 680,
muttr puti,
JADD
20
22.
860, II
rab
2.
ki-sir,
JADD
857,
38,
325, R.
860, II
i;
(Ep. A).
h
$aqn,
JADD JADD
Musezib-ilu
1 27.
se-lap-pa-a-a,
i
R. E.
39,
R. E.
(cf.
(Ep. D).
3.
Mu-h-zi-bu, JADD 73, 3, 5, dup. to naslku of Yatburu, Sarg. Ann. asi. Mu-se-zi-ib, HABL 685, R. i, s: daru Sa
(cf.
(i).
J/.
"The god saves"
Bi.
bsaptin)
Mu-sib-sa
s.
Mu-sib-si\hi
TNB)
(KB IV,
Mu-se-zib-AN, JADD 343, 7. 374, 9 (B. C. 685). 383, R., 0(8.0.674). 427, R.// (B.C. 694).
504,
II 47.
3.
Qi h ha-za-an-[na\, Mshi.: VSI, 35,41

p. 96).
857,
h
II, 41.
na-ki-su,
JADD
h
857,
Mu-sik-nis
rakbu,
JADD
857, III
852,
29.
7.
sanu rab
kib-si,
JADD
Epon., B. C. 814, of Kirruri, IIIR see Mudammiq-Sarru,
I,
III,
3,
No.
i.
142
Mus-ki-nu(?),
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
JADD
68,
Mus-ta-li (abbrev., cf.
3 B. C. 6 4 S(?). Oba. Sin-mu$tal\ also

,
see E. L. HlCKS,
Cilicia, in
Inscriptions
in
from Western
lenic studies
al
Journal of Help. 247,
Cass. texts, see

f.
of Nasiru, Melis.
BE XVII, pt. i) DEP X, pi. 12,

6.
XII (1891)
Ill:
no. 40)
VIII,
s.
1.
Mu-tal-li,
Gur-gu-ma-a-a, prince of Gur-
Mu-tak-kil....,
JADD
1
532, R.
Cf.
Mutakkil-
gum, Shalm.
Mon.
237, R.
)
40, 4i
(IIIR
7.
Marduk.
Mu-tdk-kil-Adad
KB
2.
p. 156)
"Adad strengthens"
5.
Mut-tal-lu,
mat
JADD
14
(B. C.
665).
HABL
Mutakkil-Asur
1.
10 1,
Ku-muh-hi\ha-a-a
ally of Argistis of
"Ashur strengthens"
Mu-tak-kil-AS-$ur, Mu-tdk-kil-AS-$ur,
B. C. 706,
JADD
659,
7.
3.
s.
Urartu, Sarg. Ann. 195, sss (var.) of Tarhulara, prince of Gurgum, Sarg.
2.
Epon. h $a-km al Gu-za-na, Canon A,

213,
5;
HABL
i,
Ann.
3.
sas
s.
209,
an, 212;
mil1
Khors.
se
(KB
II p. 64).
Mut-tal-lum,
;
Ku-muh-ha-a-a, Sarg. Ann.
V,
th
is;
B, VI,
III
IV IB;
2, 33
(K. 3044),
Khors.
112
(KB
II p. 66).
4 year of Sargon as king of Babylon. JADD 484, R. 9. h rab ki-sir ummi Sarri,
4.
of Tarhulara] Sarg. Khors. 84 (KB II p. 64). Muttallil, s. of MurSilX, f. of Urhi-Telup,

'
JADD 857, II
49,
33.
riqqu,
JADD 48, R. E.
2.
/
;
b.
of Hattuhl, HalpaMulnbti and J Ilani-
L.E.
(B.C. 656?). [575, R-"]. 805, n.
irinna,
5.
MDOG
35 p. 19, seq.
Sangn Sana,
3.
HABL
419,
Mu-u-at-ta-al-li,
MDOG
35 p. 43.
Mu-tdk-kU- dAS-$ur, Epon. B.C. 706, Canon D,

IV,
13.
Mutarris-Asur
Mu-LAL-A$-fur,]ADD
Simb.: Lay. 53 (KING, BBS,
pi.
Mu-tak-ki-l[i ....],
1,
467, R.
i.
rab
I
laql,
87,2; 88,1 (Ep.W). Shams. V Ann. II, 17

:
p. 103).
(IR30.
KB
p. 178).
MutakkJI-Marduk
1.
"Marduk strengthens"
Mutarris-ilu. or
1.
Mutaqqin-ilu
83-1-18, 695, III
17,
Mu-tak-kil- d
d
SU3&DV 101, R.4. 7
1,
(Ep.E).
i,
Mu-LAL-AN,
cf
spec.
is,
2.
Mu-tdk-kil- RID, Epon. B. C. 799, IIIR

III is:
2.
Mu-tar-ri-su-AN, 83-1-18, 695,
III
spec.,
Mu-tdk-kil(-Marduk}\
l8 7
is.
rab
Saqi,
JADD
III,
cf.
p. Bi.
81-2-4,
*Wut-Ba'lu (Can.,
1.
XV. b'imp, nbinny)

3.
Mutakkil-Nusku
"Nusku strengthens" Mu-tak-kil-d PA.KU, $ar " s'AMur,

ASur-dan,
Pileser
I,
f.
s.
of
2.
Mu-ut-ba-ah-l{um\ TA 255, Mu-ut- d IM, TA 256, 2, 5.
of A$ur-n$-iU,
1
gf.
of Tiglat1
Muttallik(?#^-/)-ilani,
*Mut(?)-ZU-a-ta, of
l
JADD
500, R.
//.
c.
B. C.
160, Tigl.
3, 19,
29
I,
VII 45 (IR
I
5.
Ku-li-si,
Shalm.
Ill:
Bal.J.
KB
p. 40).
4, 57 b.
IIIR
(KB
p. 12).
Mu-za-am-me-rj-li-pu-su, K. 241, XII n, spec.

Mu-zu-ra-a-a,
IIIR
'l
VA 5999,
f.
1, &.
Sar kiSSati far

gf.
JADD
275,
3,
sold.
{<* A-$ur\,
of Ahir-rcs-isi,
1
of Tu1 1
kulti-apil-E$arra, Sm.
s.
874, u
(AKA p.
1)
Na-ba-di-e
f.
of Asur-dan,
f.
of A$ur-ris-i$i,
1
Asur,
VA 12629+
IV
Sangu 2804 (ANDRAE, AnuPast,
(PEISER, KB IV p. 52: Na-ba-hi-e) of /r(? Ir)-ru(sup\pi, Capp. G, 5, n.
Na(?)-bi-si-ik-ki,
JADD
cf.
388, R. 9
Adad-Tempel
*Mutallu (by SAYCE,
series,
p. 5, pi. XI).
Records of the
n. 6,
new
Nabua (hypocor. 1. Na-bu-u-a,

B. C. 685,
"l
Nabnid)
h
p. 59,
identified with the
JADD JADD
1067,
i.
mutir
piiti,
232, R.
7.
291, R.s.
141,
3).
2.
sa
a.
name
in
of the Hittite king formerly read

is
Mutnr (Mautenar), who

the
mentioned
A$$ur, astrologer, 8 1 8, 2. 819, R. i (IIIR R.

824, R.
HABL
*.
i.
142,
51, no.
820, R.
i.
Egyptian copy treaty between Ramses II and the Hittites of Kadesh; SACHAU, ZA VII p. 99, Zur historischen Geographic von Nordsyrien,
p. 8,
of the
(IIIR 51, no. 4). 821, R.

i. i.
822, R. 826, R.
823, 827,
7.
825, R.
h
i.
R.
2.
2.
828, R.
i. !
$angn,
JADD
255, R.
Na-bu-u-a, Sa
817, R.
i.
Ashir, astrologer,
HABL
T. XLIII.
compares the
Cilician
name Mo-
1137,5.
143
h
t
3.
4.
JADD 77, k irri$u, of Bti-ta$bi-ra, JADD 742, d PA-u-a, JADD 40, R.E. (6.0.676; IIIR b. KB IV p. 126). 80, R. E. 47, 153,
AK-u-a,
2.
!
2.
AK-SE^P'-id-din
516,
20.
f-
ki-pi la Esagtia,
HABL
.
5.
3-
/.
4.
*AK-$E$#AfU ofSuma, HABL 963, R. 4 d AK-SESt -SE-na, writer of astrol. report,

t
R. E.
(B. C. 663?).
/
154,.
v
4
(B. C. 663).
TRep.
5.
121.
143.
t
158,
A.
II
163.
163, L. E. 253, R.
6.
(Ep. O).
4,
204,
i
(B. C. 667).
*PA-PAP**-A$
R.
h
,
HABL
K. 241,
163,5.
15,
5.
JADD
spec.
h
119,
257,
R.
46,
(B. C. 670).
d.
335,
p.
1 1
c,
(B. C. 680).
Epon.
i.
B. C. 687 (III
70,
2.
KB
7,
IV
*.
8).
B. C. 675,
JADD
rabtt,
95, R.
124, R. E.
12.
406, R.
2.
418, B. E.
447,
slave sold,
551,^.
abarakku
JADD
i
186, R.
h
ha-
B.C.683 (KB IV
630,
3,
p. 122).
500, R.
2.
8.
za-nu,
JADD
5.
166,
k
(Ep. S).
mutir
pnti,
i?
(B. C. 678).
913, R.
851, II
K. 241,
HABL 714,
R.v.
$aknu',K.C. 676,
JADD 175,
IV
R.
3,
spec, asn,
JADD
h
.
nappah
626,
hurasi,
13.
JADD
440, R.
//
(B. C. 692).
d 6. PA-PAPPi-SE-na,
Epon. 6.0.675, IIIRi,
806, R.
13.
JADD 453, R. k $anfi $a arkttu, 674, JADD 404, h 8 R. JADD 246, A.BA, JADD 208, R. KB IV p. 132). 273, R. * (B. C. 668.
i.
.
rab NI. GAB, B. C. 686, $a <PAP-ha-u-ar, B. C.
VI
7.
G.
d PA-SESP ;
Nabu-ahe-lumur
-MU, K. 7335. "Nabu, may I see brothers!"

-lu-mur, K. 241,
III M,
,6.
d PA-PAPt !
spec.
Nabu-aheres
~(cf.
1.
315, R.J- (B.C. 667).
391, R.
p. 108).
/9
(6.0.717.
618,
"Nabu has planted TNB)
brother"
10.
IIIR
48,
59, c.
KB
IV
R.E.j
4
d
d
(Ep. T). 806, R.

f.
h
4.
za-rab-bi,
JADD
626, R.
AK-SES-PIN-e$,
269, R.
s.
HABL
h
i;
1091, R.
2.
PA-PAP-KAM-e$,
Epon. B.C. 68 1,
R.
9.
JADD
See
also Nabtt-beltta.
635, R.
sa-km "'Samalli,
212,11.
f.
of Adad-takal and Silli-Utar, of la-sa-ma, VS I 84, 2.
VS
I 88, 23.
JADD
d
3.
59, R.5. 279,
PA-PAP-PIN-e$,
II
31,
HABL
K. 241,
i,
d
5.
PA-u-a,
JADD
h
830,
2.
*
,
JADD
679,
spec.
Epon.
in,
17;
6. C. 68 1, IIIR
;
(B. C. 682).
6.
$d
bit ku-din,
HABL
i
245,
ie.
JADD
d
4.
30, 6. E.i. 231, R.

p. 112,
u PS6A
is.
V XXX
4 3;
PA-u-u-a,
JADD
Sm.
55,
133,
(6.0.693).
(Ep.
*A.BA,
I).
(1908), p.
d
JADD
d
7.
297, R. u; 614, R.
I is,
PA-PAP. ME-KAM, Sm.

l
1037 (6. C. 68 1).
PA-it-u-a,
spec.
5.
PA-PAPP -KAM-et, Epon. 8.0. 681, IIIR i,

takin
Nabu'âbi-ia K. 241,
Nabu-abkal-ilani
IV 4,
spec.
is
"Nabu
the most
II
infor-
V, 43, var. d 6. PA-PAPPi-PIN-es,
sd
al
Samalla,
med
d
of the gods"
2,
Epon. 6.
spec.
127,
7.
C.
PA-NUN.ME-AW, K. 241, Nabu-ahe JADD 18, R. 4

,
.
[277,
68 1, Canon C, IV, R. E. 2].

1
ie.
JADD
Nabu-aheriba (for N6a. texts, see
Nabii-ahe-ballit
"Nabu, keep
(cf.
the
brothers
d AK-SESP l
-rl-ba, 80-7- 1 9,
97
= TRep. 8
/
4.
TN8)
D.
alive!"
1.
NBa. Nabu-ahe-bulLit TNB)

III
14,
PA-PAPP*-bal-lit, K.24I,
848,
5. 1
1
spec.
JADD
1 1
2.
HABL [844, u]. 7M-/W^ -57,JADD43,R.E.

7
(6.0.687).
382,
.
9,
(B. C. 716).
h
h
.
637, R.
K. 241,
2.
3.
PA-PAP* - 77, JADD 7 2, L. E. 3 K. E. 3 (KGAS 145). astt, JADD 851, d PA-PAP, HE-TIN, 83-1-18, 544, (KGAS 119).
52
III
10,
spec.
A.BA
(HI
(B. C. 698),
II 9.
473, R. 642,
plr-hi-nu
(Ep. R),
38,
5.
JADD JADD
h
E.
Nabu-ahe-eres, see Nabu-aheres

Nabu-ahe-iddin "Nabu has given brothers" (for NBa. texts, see TNB)
i.
R 49, pu sa Be-ri, JADD 992, astrological report: HA8L

R.
E,
4
"l
b).
ki-e-
Writer of
77,4.
2.
78,4.
79,
3.
80,
"2.
2.
8 1,
2.
2.
82,
S.
'2.
83,
2.
404,
405,
696,
2.
2.
4O6,
407, 689,
692,
693,
3.
694,
55).
a-
3.
AK-PAP.ME-MU
(KB IV
p.
i.
of Sil-la-a, K. 433, 170) (20t year of Abp.).

f.
fa
697,
2.
3.
993,
(TRep.
54-
TRep. 43
62. 70. 75
(IIIR
58, no. 3).
51.
55,
No.
144
(Ill
KNUT TALLQVIST.
R5i,
no. no.
I).
1
[81, G].
84. 96.
[98].
106
(Ep. O). 279, R.
(B. C.
68 1).
[679, R..?].
h
(III R 59,
2).
113-
39 (HI R 58,
no.;).
K. 241,
I,
z,
spec. 82-5-22, 128.

2
9.
A.BA,
141.
179. 204. [209]. 212. 236,
D. 236, H.
(III
237.
238.
244, C.
246, G.
248
59,
no.
s. s.
8).
252, D. 258. 271, A. 274, G. 274, H.

"l
JADD JADD JADD

p.
h
1 1
3 29,R.i (E P .K). 598, R.
*irrtiu,
429,
19, h
6.
27.
h
5
muttr pnti, B. C. 684,

(III
20,
of A-u-lu-u-a-a,
of Afyu-ia-u-tu,
Kan-nu--a-a, VS
erib
bit
I 86,
i.
8).
rab
ekalli,
Nabu,
i.
Nsi.:
rab
kal-li-e, B. C.
68 a.
R 47," 47 a. KB IV, JADD [640, R. 5?]. 698, JADD 328, R.

p. 114).
i,
/<,
VS
d
3.
I,
36, III
13.
(IIIR 48,
s.
PA-PAP-SU, k bara, JADD 513, Nabu-ahe-sallim "Nabu, save the brothers!"

(cf.
1.
ofNargi,
i,
KB IV, JADD 318,
B. E.
(IIIR 46,
19
b; Ep. A).
Nabu-ahe-sullim)
2.
10, is. /
PA-SES-PAP,
HABL
328, R. n.
"PA-PAP^-DI,
HABL
,.
JADD 46, R.E. KB IV p. 112).

R. IV,
2.
28.
r
150, R. 416, R. E.
695
*.
Nabu-alik-id-ensi
(B.C. 710;
993, III
22,
"Nabu goes by the weak one"

55,
I,
the side of
922,
IV
6,
4.
PA-DU-ID-SIG, Sm.
K. 241,
III, 43,
u, spec.
Nabu'-a-lik-idi-ia
"Nabu goes by my side"

spec.
PA-PAP' -!a/-fim,]ADB
III
is,
VIII
8.
K. 241,
spec. 5517.
Nabn-ahe-sallim. Nabu-ahe-sullim (Ba.) aAK-SESP l 1. -GI, 82-5-22, 1769.

2.
Nabu-alik-panl "Nabu is texts, see TNB)
leader"
(for
NBa.
dAK-SESfi l -$ul-lim,
PA-DU-SI, Sm.
55,
is
I,
spec.
KK.
7479. 13181.
Nabii-ah-iddin
(for
1.
"Nabu has given NBa. texts, see TNB)

993, R.
873, R.
Nabu-alik-paniia
'*
"Nabu
brother"
i.
my
leader"
12,
1.
PA-a-lik-pa-ni-ia,
d
Sm.
241,
55,1,
III, 42
spec.
55,
I,
2.
Ill,
5.
PA-DU-SI-ia, K.
spec.
Sm.
n,
AK-PAP-As, JADD
of Ba-la-su,
f.
HABL
2.
3.
d d
AK-PAP-MU, JADD
PA-PAP-AS,
241, R.^. 884,

2.
NabiP-al-si-ka-ab-flut]
HABL
"Nabu, I cried to thee and remained alive" (cf. TNB)

III, 45,
1009,
is.
JADD
R. E.
251, 335,
/
32, R. s (B. C. 693 (Ep. V). 128, L. E.
K. 241,
to
(cf.
or 688). 63,
,
spec.
(B. C. 665?).
Nabu'-al-si-ka-ul-abas(A^/-W?)
"Nabu,
cried
3, 10.
288, R.
2
7.
300, R. s (B. C. 684?).

46,
86,
L. E.
i.
(III
R
/.
d;
4,
B. C.
b.
II
thee and was not ashamed" NBa. Nabtt-al-si-ka-ul-a-ba-a$ TNB)

III, 46,
687)
4,
388, R.
536, R.
845, R.
K. 241,
d
spec.
912,
14,
slave of Zernti. 1091,3. K. 241,

1585.
85,
,7 .
spec.
1591.
93,
,9 .
1875.
[94,
VS
H
>
84,
*,
(Ep. E).
*A.BA, 6.0.694,
4.
R 48, 59 b. KB IV p. H4f.). JADD 166, R. 2, 5 h rab mati, JADD 641, R. 4 (Ep. S). k $al$u ma Xarri JADD 857, (Ep. C). ''sanga, B. C. 680, JADD 360, R./. d PA-PAP-SE-na, JADD 253, R. 4
JADD
427, R. ,s (III
"Nabu, guard the word!" PA-KA-PAP, K. 241, I, 4, spec. Nabu-amat-pi-usur "Nabu, guard the word of the mouth!"
Nabu-amat-usur
'*
bel qatati,
PA-KA-KA-PAP,
III, 44,
K. 241,
I, 5,
spec.
Nabu-am-ku-ra-ul-ba
1, se.
K. 241,
spec.
cf.
Nabu'-ana-ali-su
dliia
(abbrev.,
NBa. Nabn-ana-
TNB)
45,
Nabu-ahuni (?VS 1, 35, 51), see Nabn-nasir(SES-ir\ Nabu-ah-usur "Nabu, protect the brother!"
(for
i.
K. 241, IV,
Nabu-apal-eriba
d
spec.
NBa.
R.
2
texts, see
TNB)
328, R.
2 4.
PA-AS-SU, K.
241,
III,
e,
spec.
'PA-PAP-PAP,
31,
HABL
-a).
JADD
Nabii-apal-iddin
(Ep.
51,
R.
(B. C. 683).
/
"Nabu has given NBa. texts, see TNB)

IIIR
47,
son"
(for
120, 6 (B. C. 693).

eo a.
162, B. E.
(IIIR 47,
i.
AK-A-AS,
KB
IV, p.
16; B. C. 694). 163, R. 9
JADD 27, B. E.j (B. KB IV, p. 134). 55 b.
C. 667;
82-3-23,
T. XLIII.
32, scribe
of tablet.
A.BA zinniSit ekalli,

/.
Nabd.: Br.
cyl.
I,
50.
II,
(I
B. C. 666,
2.
JADD
185, B. E.
KB
3. I
15;
69).
III, pt. 2,
pp. 68, 84.
3.
''AK-A-MU, s.of3afHa}-uMm(?),VS I, 6i,. ÂK-A-SE-na, ZA XI, p. 47, 3 (time of

Saracos).
s.
*AK- TUR.US-ii-sur, K.9288. Neb.: O'Conor

Senk.
III,
I 5
(IR
51).
VS
I,
46,
2.
KB
d
4.
i,
pt. 2, p. 58.
ofAt-na-a-a, descend, of Aqar-Nabti, Nai.:
AK-TUR.U$-u-su-ur, Sar
Babili,
1
Neb.:
CT
d
4.
X,
3,
10,
22.
PA-A-AS,
R.
h
,
JADD
325, R.
(Ep. A).
II,
i 6,
574,
5.
EIHIV, 70. -- KB III, pt. 2, p. 8. dAKr(/R.(7S-u-su-6r Neb.K2ib.I,n(l R 52,

t
(B. C.
649?).
K. 241,
.
spec.
no.
3);
1,
EIH
21;
I,
21;
AHEL-WIXCKLER,
3
JADD 568,
j-
R. s *A.BA,
2;
JADD 88,
207,
6.
p. 33,
KB
III,
L. E.
(IIIR 47, no.
Ep. W).
1
no.
d
6, 2;
VR 34,
.
pt.2, p. 70,
a;
IR
I,
52,
13.
I 9;
ZA
II,
p. 169,
R.
6 (III
R 46,
28 a.
KB
IV, p.
50;
Ep. B).
Na-bi-um-TUR-ii-su-ur, Sar Babili, Neb.:
277, R.
f.
7 (B.C. 68 1). of Bdni-a-a, hA.BA,
ZA
I,
p. 339, 4
JADD
s.
161, R. n.
d
7.
Na-bi-um-
TUR. US-u-sur, Sar Babili, Neb.:

1
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
PA-A-SE-na, JADD 322, * 'PA-AS-SE-na, K. 241, II,

d
VS
spec.
spec.
s.
I,
43,
is,
8.
PA-TUR.US-AS,
K. 241,
II, 17,
Na-bi-um-TUR.US--ti-su-ur, Sakkanak Babili Sar Sumeram u Akkadim, Nabop.

86-7-20,
I
9
PA-TUR.US-SE-na,
HABL
928,
(ZA
p. 2).
IV, p. 129.
OBI
la
84.
King of Babylonia (Dyn. H), probably son of Nabu-shum-ukin, contemp. with Ashurnazirpal III and Shalmaneser III:
i.
KB
III, pt. 2,
sarru
pi. 8,
mar
i.
mam-
manim, WE., Misc. Nabop. W, a (ZA II,

p. 6).
Sar Babili,
p. 71.
KB
47
III, pt. 2,
;
AK-A-SE,
31 year.
Sar Babili, Nai.:
VR6r,
28
Neb.: Ball
52, no. 4);
I 3;
II
EIH VII
XI,
Rich
I
1 8
15,
--KB
3,
III,
pt.
i,
p. 180.
II, is.
(IR
50,
PSBA
p.
124,
4,
2.
AK-A-SE-na, Sar Babili, Nai.:VR6o,

III, 15.
21, si
;
p. 426,
2;
VS
p.
I 38, I 43; 40, I
41,
1 4;
IV,
36.
V,
so
:
3.
VS
I,
35,
VI, 9, 28, 36 CT X, 3, 9, 28 th year. Sar matKar1
ZA
I
II,
129*14.
Sar Babili Sar
Ma-da Sumerim u Akkadl, Nabop.

82-7-14,
bili
i,
AH
duniaS,
Anp.
Ill:
i,
Ann.
Ill
19.
KB
I,
II
16.
sarru dannu Sar Ba-
3.
pp. 176-18; IV pp. 94. 96. d { AK-TUR}US-MU, s. of Nadn-$um[~uktn],

p. 98; III, pt.
W
d
'
Sar '"^Sumerim u Akkadl, Napop.

b, I
i.
Chron.
d
4.
K,
R.
3.
9.
PA-ap-lu-u-sur
',
f.
of Nabu-kudur-usur,
41
AK-TUR.US-SE-na,
IV,
i.
Xarru, Nai.:
i,
V R 61,
3,
2.
Nabd. 85-4-30,
2, I
(PSBA
XI).
--
KB
III,
pt.
p. 178.
d
5.
PA-A-SE-na, Sarru,
Nai.:
CT
X,
Nabu-asarid "Nabu is the first. one" d \. AK-MAS, Epon. 8 (B. C. 692?), JADD
242, R.
2.
3.
//.
d 6. PA-TUR.US-SE-na,
tar
Ill,
'""'KarduniaS,
contemp. with Shalm.

23,
26.
Synchron.
d
d
Ill,
HABL 991, 2 AK-SAG.KAL, K. 1268 PA-MAS, JADD 35,2 (B.C. 665?). 173, R. 7
(Ep.G). Sm.
684,
55, II
is,
Nabii-apal-lisir
"Nabu,"may the son succeed!"

241,
II, 23,
spec.
*A.BA,
B.
C
2
PA-AS-GIS, K.
spec.
(Ba.)
s.
Nabu-apal-usur
1.
"Nabu, protect the son!"
JADD 230, R. >4 (KB IV p. 120). ~ of m atl-tu--a-a, B. C. 734(?), JADD 415,

(KB IV
p. 104).
PA-AS- PAP (= Nabu-edu-usur?), K.

I,
is,
241,
s.
spec.
of Naid-lStar,
servant of
(Ep. Q).
55, II
4.
10,
king's
son,
2.
PA-TUR-PAP,
K. 241,
B. C.
I,
8,
spec.
father
d
4.
JADD
Nabu-ba
.
446, R.
/*
King of Babylonia,
1.
625605,
PA-SAG.KAL, Sm.
. .
ic,
spec.
of Nebuchadnezzar:
d d
.,
JADD
291, R.
AK-A-SES, Sar
no. 4,
3
;
Babili, Neb.:
VS VS
I,
48,
I
z.
Nabu-balat.
...
.,JADD
236, R.
A.BA.
life"
II '9
32,
2.
AK-TUR.US-SES,
52, no. 5,
i.
sar Babili, Neb.

e;
R
47,
8,
4.
Nabu-balat-eres
"Nabu has planted

241,
no.
7, 3;
I,
'PA-fLLA-PIN'tS, K.
spec.
No.
146
Nabu-balat-iqbi
d
KNOT TALLQVIST.
"Nabu has announced
life"
).
Nabu-ban-ahe
"Nabu
2
is
,
creator of brothers"
AK-TI-E,
life" (for
JADD
351, L. E.
(Ep.
d PA-KAK-PAPt l
HABL
531,
*
2.
534,
9.
Nabu-balatsu-iqbi
d
"Nabu has announced NBa texts, see TNB)
his
JADD 3,R.
Sm.
55, II
(B.C. 680). 26, R.
(B.C. 680).
5,
spec.
is
1.
AK-TIN-su-iq-bi,
no.
2).
HABL
2.
716,2 (IV
10595,
eli
53,
Nabu-ban-ahesu
child's)
"
"Nabu
creator of his
(the
717,2.
1
718,
h
KK.
owner
tkarIV,
brothers"
of tablet.
ra-nu,
p. 166).
f.
3061.
mutlr ptttu $a
(B. C. 675.
VS
V,
2,
KB
of Nabu-naid, the king, Nabd.
(V
64.
KB
IR
III
p. 96);
2. 3.
Rm. A I Rm. B I
e
9
'PA-KAK-PAPf-Su, K. 241, III 23, spec. Nabu-ban-aplu "Nabu is creator of the son" d 1. PA-ba-ni-A, Sm. 55, He, spec. d 2. PA-KAK-A, K.24I, IV 49 (?). *A.A,B. C.
686,
d
3.
JADD
spec.
374, R.
/r.
624, R.
,4 .
10,
4 (KB III 2 68, (VR 65); is Ie. (PSBAXI). 81-7-1,9,! p.i i8f.). VSI, 53
no.
s.
PA-KAK-TUR.US,
II
7,
K. 241, IV
Sm.
55,
of Misiraia,
p. 9, I
14.
82-5-22,
356,
IV
add.
Nabu --ban!
"Nabu
II 47.
is
creator"
212,
9,
(for
NBa.
texts,
see TNB),
HABL
"Nabu
JADD Soi,
R.
o.
2.
3.
d d
AK-TI-su-iq-bi,
HABL
176,3.
h
K. 241,
Na-bi-um-ba-lat-su-iq-bi the king, Nabd. 85-4-30, f. of Nabti-naid,
Nabu--ba-nu-un-ni
is
our creator"
11
A.BA,
82-5-22, 508, R.
(Maqlu
II
I,
p. 58).
4.
5.
(ru-ba-a-am e-im-ga) (PSBA XI). d PA-TI.LA-su-iq-bi, K. 241, III 15, spec.

I 89
PA-TIN-su-iq-bi, Merod.
II:
Bl. st.
V 4.
Nabu-barhu-ilani d PA-bar-hii-ANf l .
K. 241,
3,
spec.
Nabu-bel
1.
.
'
KB
6.
III,
pt. I, p. 192.
PA-TI-su-E,
(Ep.
I).
JADB
9
II 2 ], [5,
JADD
b;
5.
102,5
2.
623,
(III
7.
d PA-
TI-su-iq-bi^
R 46, 54, JADD 879,

R.
*].
Ep. A). 892, 5. rab
AK-EN K. 1612, poss. writer to d PA-EN 79-7-8, 272, writer to JADD 638, R. 7
d
.
.
.,
king.
.,
king.
Nabu-bel-ahe
d
ki-sir,
ni-$u,
8.
JADD JADD
349, R. 9 (Ep. Q). *Sa

[537, k Sa
7
.
HU. SI-
"Nabu is lord PA-EN-PAPt JADD

l
,
of the brothers"
472,
9.
Nabu-bel-ahesu"Nabu
HU.SI-ni-$u,
dPA-EN-PAPP l
is
lord of his brothers"

K. 241,
III
21,
\Nabn}-TI-su-DUG,GA,
B. C. 668,
-$u,
spec.
JADD
284, R.
Nabu-belani
d
"Nabu
f.
is
our lord"
8
Nabu-balat-tabani d
AK-EN-a-ni,
p. 170),
of E-ri-h, K.433,
(KB IV
PA-TI-ta-ba-ni, K. 241, e, spec. Nabii 2-baMit "Nabu, keep alive!"
time of Abp.
K. 241,
f.
III
IB,
spec,
Nabu-bel-iddin "Nabu d PA-EN-
has given
a lord"
AS,
JADD
178, R.io, as
Epon. H',
cf.
of
Simanaiâ,
577,
15.
cousin
of
Alur-n&id,
alive!"
prob. error for Nabn-bel-usur;

p. 130,
KB
IV
HABL
Nabu-ballitanni
d d
JADD
"Nabu
III p.
406.
"Nabu, keep me
I
31,
(cf.
Nabu-bel-ilani
(for
is
lord of the gods"
NBa. Nabtt-bullitanni TNB)

1.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
125, R.
4,
PA-bal-lit-an-ni, K. 241,
spec. spec.
1.
PA-EN-ANP',
K. 241,
1 45,
JADD
Sm.
(B. C. 687).
2.
PA-TI.LA-an-ni, K. 241,
so,
55, II
spec.
Nabu 2-ballitsu
"Nabu, keep him alive!" (cf. NBa. Nabu-bullitsu TNB, dAK-bu-ul-liit-su 83-1-18,
2.
PA-BE-ANV,
var.
see Nabn-kabti-ilani.
1866, R.
Ill, 10)
10,
Nabu-bel-simati, dPA-
of Nabn-bel-sumate,
1
,
q. v.
1
EN-NAM*
m "t
tam-tim-a-a, K.
59,
21
PA-bal-lit-su,
JADD
spec.
is
851, II
an
asn.
(B. C. 649?).
K. 241,
Nabu-baltu-ilani
III
2,
Nabu-bel-sumate,
is
1.
var.
Nabn-bel-Simate,
(cf.
"Nabu
the most venerable of the gods" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) d PA-bal-tu-ANP l K. 241, I 49 spec. [1585].
, ,
"Nabu
lord of the names"

l
TNB)
d d
2.
AK-EN-MU.ME, HABL 792,16. ii35,R.o. AK-EN-MUP binbinu\mar Mardiik-apal,
T. XLIII.
'47
168,2.
170,2.
iddin, Abp.:
B, VII,
77.
Ann. VII
88.
IP, 25
(KB
II p. 2 iof.).
1.
AK-EN-DU, HABL
8 10,
2.
C, VII,
IIIR
36, Vso.
HABL
460,
13,
712,*.
28l,
27, 33, 39, 46, 52
(IV
R 4$,
2. i.
HO.
2).
2. 3.
d d
R.
5.
462,
13.
1.
R.
10.
1.
G.
582, R.
736,7.
834,
7,
791,4.
835,
i.
HABL 169,2. PA-EN-DU HABL 129, R.

AK-EN-DU-in,
t
K. 1961,*.
*.
172,
t.
792,
795,
832, 1/833,
2.
JADB
III
as,
4,
VIII
h
i.
JADD
493,
,.
K. 241,
836,
837,
e,
838,
1.
963,
4, 8
11,
R.
II,
5,
8.
spec.
964, R.
1000,
11
13, 16.
998, R.
(WSml.
p. 23)
h
4.
JADD
rabbiti Sabit ianz,B.C.679(?), 534, R. ,.
(WSml. II, p. 30). 1129, s, R. 2, 13. KK. n 74, 8 (WSml. II, p. 35). 4275. 4505 (OLZI,7o\ 4673- 5062. 5437, A. 5456,6. 5473, R. 5 (WSml. II p. 65). 5567. 5639. Sm. 2085. 81-2-4, 394. 7459. 12826.
82-5-22, 126; 165.
824.
PA-EN-DU-in,
K. 4688.
HABL
171,
2.
713,
Nabu-bel-ukin-liiir
"Nabu has established

he succeed"
the
lord,
d
may
83-1-18,
h
no;
ai
123;
135;
Bu. 89-4-26, 156.

is.
qipi
Hararate,
Senn.: Bell.
s.
of
Ili-id,
47.
sa-ku
Bar sip, Shmk.: CT

167,
in
pi. 7,
3.
PA-EN-DU-GIS, HABL 129,1. Nabu-bel-usur "Nabu, protect the lord!" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) d 1. PA-EN-PAP, JADD 183, i, slave sold. 5. 5, u 257, 311, (Ep. S). 816, I 4. KK. 241, 1 spec. 4461. Epon. B. C. 745,
i,
.1,
1,
d AK- d
EN-MUP',
82-5-22,
letter,
of Arabha, Canon A, IV,24;B,V, 4 C,

;
11,29;
with Sin-sar-iisur.
iddin,
d
4.
Gs. of Marduk-apal23,
Abp. A, IIIR
l
t
VII
43, 49, 51, eo.
PA-EN-MU*
K. 241,
k
V 4,
spec.
h
9,
kalu,
D, III, 9; IIIR i, IV 24. Epon. B. C. 732, of Si'me, Canon A, IV, 37; B, V, n; III R i, IV 37. Epon. B. C. 672, of Dur-Sarrukm
JADD
88,6.
851,
h
Ills.
h
qepu,
JADD
t
R.
IIIR
R.
h
8
I,
VI
h
9.
80-7-19, 76.
99).
al
(B. C. 686).
qi-e-pu sd *'Bi-rat
HABL
I
(KGAS
i.
JADD
15,
83-1-18, 526, R. E. 2. 14,

4.
qipu
al
Ha-ra-ra-ti,
Senn.Ki.
65;
B.E.
$a-km
Dttr-arrukin. 829, R.
[322,
Grandson 37. of Merodach-baladan (binbift] Abp.: Ann. VII as, 39 (VR 7. KB II p. 212). IIIR 34,
Tay. 52 (IR
II p. 84).
KB
abarakku fans,]ADD 675,

263, R.
7.
u. hha-za-nu,
h
JADD
l
R.
4
,
ha-sa-nu $a
Ni-nu-a,
JADD
h
261, R.^.
\Babili(<\
p.
cf.
VII
es.
HABL
e.
289,
T.
harimtusdMenanu.
42,
2.
PA-EN-u-sur,
sakin
621, R.
972,10.
d
5.
879, 4,7,8,9 (IIIR 37,
b, etc.).
JOHNS,
Shmk.:
3.
1022,15.
1
KK.
3652. 7506.
2.
13737.
PSBA XXIV CT X, pi. 7,
(1903),
86 f.].
<*.
2.
PA-EN-MU* -te, HABL 839,

R.
JADD 326,
(for
JPA-U-PAP,
HABL
is
860,
Epon. B.C. 672,
(Ep.
t).
JADD
is
64, R. u.
Nabu-belsunu
d
"Nabu
their lord"
NBa.
Nabu-bel-zeri
(cf.
"Nabu
d
lord of the seed"

Dilbat)
II 48,
texts, see
1.
TNB)
OBa.
AK\Nabium-be-el-KUL
K. 241,
spec.
AK-EN-$u-nu,
-
HABL
185,1.
PA-EN-KUL,
s.
of Arkat-ili-damqa, Kandal.:
VS
s.
V,
5, 34.
Nabu-bina-ukin
d
"'Nabu has established a son"

III 41,
KB
IV,
p. 174.
s.
otBel-etir, Kandal.:
p. 172. h Q<L
VSV,
5,
- KB IV,
5,
PA-bi-na-DU, K. 241,
spec.
Nabu-dabib-nir
"Nabu,
(cf.
destroy
241,
the
slan-
derer!"
Nabu-nlr-dabib?)
s.
Nappahu, Kandal.:
IV, p. 172.
VS
V,
u. -
PA-KA.KA-ni-ir, K.
IV
42,
spec.
texts,
KB
2.
PA-EN-lu-nu,
889.
HABL
is
877, R.
2,
12
= JADD
Nabu-dajanu "Nabu is judge" see BE IX, X, TNB)

1.
(for
NBa.
JADD
"Nabu
872, R.
A.BA
matt.
dPA-da-a
[a-nt\,
far
'""'Attur,
Assyrian
5 (III
Nabu-belua
d
PA-EN-u-a, lord"
my JADD 366,
lord"
R. ^ (B, C. 669).
2.
king,
contemp.
with Alur-narara and
Adad-Sutn-usurQ),
no.
d
5).
HABL924,
ki-sir,
i,
R 4,
IV
4.
Nabu-bel-ukin
"Nabu" has established the
PA-DI.KUD, h rab
JADD
19*
857,
No.
i.
148
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Nabu-damiq
"Nabu
is
friendly", or Nabu-udam815,
i.
1.
dAK-SIG-AN*> 1
K. 5400. Sarg. Ann. 368,

II
miq
i.
Khors. 139
(KB
1
,
p. 72).
AK-SIG-iq,
HABL
p. 45,
469,
e.
Abp. B:
2.
f.
of Kudur,
HABL
627,
5.
WSml.
s.
Ill,
VI
h
29:
Elamite envoy.
Simb.:
tpA-SIG-AN*
209,
JADD
JADD
is
73, R.
(B. C. 680).
of
IJ-zib-Sipak,
53,
29.
$aq-'sup-pdr,
Lay.
2.
3.
*PA-StG-AN**>
74, R.
,,
var. to
(2).
PA-SIG,
envoy.
Abp.: IIIR
37,
7,
a,
Elamite
Nabu-diir-alisu
"Nabu
the stronghold of
K. 241, II 39, spec. the stronghold of
1
JADD
VI
331,
430,
e,
slave sold (B.C. 685).

99
his settlement"
dPA-BAD-URU-Su
Nabu-diir-beli
t
3.
<*PA-SIG-iq, Abp.:
p. 248),
41, 51
B IV
(IIIR
2.
(IIIR 31.
KB
II
33.
KB
II p. 256).
"Nabu
is
HABL
Nabu-dan
1.
2.
813,
814,2. K.24i,IV26.
"'
"
the lord"
"Nabu
is
judge"
Epon. L,
22,
is
PA-BAD-EN, JADD
&
2,
R. E.
,4
(B. C. 660?).
AK-dan, K.
AK-da-a-ni,
862, writer to Nabfi-him-i$kun.
2.
3.
dPA-da n
d
-an, as
JADD
5.
6r, L. E.
2.
153, R. (B.C. 663?). 292, R. 6 (B. C. 707).
154,
(B. C. 663?).
HABL
Nabu-da(n)inanni
1.
"
'
"Nabu
C. 742,
Nabu-dur-beliia d
g.
(cf.
Nabu-dnr-beli)
our judge"
37.
i,
PA-BAD-EN-ia,
Il4i, spec.
JADD
a
825,
5.
K. 241,
PA-dan-in-an-ni,
Epon. B.
I, 3.
HABL 927, K. 241, 1 III R IV JADD 1098,

27.
Nabu-diir-ensi
"Nabu
is
stronghold for the

12,
JADD
75, R.
h
19,
tur-ta-nu ina tarsi
Tukulti-apil-ESarra.
2.
weak" d PA-BAD-SI G, JADD
R. E.
(B. C. 660).
h PA-dan-in-a-ni, Epon. B. C. 742, turtanu al Canon B, 7. Epon. K, !a Que, JADD
292, R. 6 (B. C. 707). K. 241, II 36, spec. Nabu-duri "Nabu is stronghold" (cf. Ar.
my
3.
[274, R. 4]. 593, L. E. dPA-dan-ni-an-nl

t
2.
Epon. K,
$akin
'Qu-,
docket i-ms, STEVENSON, Contracts, no.6) <* PA-BAD, JADD 1 28, 3 (B. C. 665 ?). K. 241,
II
85,
III
JADD
Nabu-di-ni
329,
,
R.
u.
52,
Spec.
K. 241,
IV
48,
spec.
Nabu-dur-kusur d
"Nabu preserve the

h
wall!"
i,
Nabu-dlni-amUr
1.
"Nabu, regard
t
my
lawsuit!"
s.
PA-BAD-ku-sur, taqu,
JADD 227,
4,
5,
n.
AK-di-i-ni-a-mur,
d
2.
AK-di-ni-a-mur

7
Nabu-dur-makI
d
"Nabu
is
stronghold for
[935,
3].
the frail"
to.
d
3.
PA-BAD-ma-ki-i,
II 37,
HABL
is
PA-di-ni-a-mur,-]^DiD 49, R.
K. 241,
(B.C. 656?).
spec.
Nabii-dlni-dini
'
"Nabu, judge my cause!" * PA-di-ni-di-ni, K. 241, IV 2, spec. Nabu-dlni-epus "Nabu has maintained
1.
Nabu-dur-paniia
fore
"Nabu me"
stronghold be4 o,
my
704,
1.
PA-BAD-SI-ia, K.
241, II
spec.
right" (for d PA-di-e-mi-KAK-uS
NBa.
texts, see
,
TNB)
B.
C.
Nabu-dur-qali
"Nabu
is
stronghold (refuge)
VIII, pt.
38,
Epon.
e,
for lamenting"
d
JADD
2. 3.
141, R.
d
a
h PA-di-ni-e-pu-u$, rab re
AK-BAD-qa-a-lu,
BE
i,
140,
3.
JADD
934,
104,
R.
3.
2.
3.
'
PA-di-ni-KAK-u$
B. C. 704,
HABL
PA-BAD-qa-la, K.
241, II
spec.
2.
Epon.
"PA-BAD-qa-li,]AW
d
208, R. ,3 (B.C. 668).
IV,
12;
i
st
is ;
Canon A, V, 20; B, VI, s; D, T III R i, \ 2o; h $akin Ninua, Canon F,

2, 40;
Nabu-dur-ukin
IIIR
K. 3068 (CT of Sennacherib. year

cf.
30, 25, R.4),
PA-BAD-DU-in, K. 241, II 42, spec. Nabu-dur-usur "Nabu, protect the wall!"

1.
dAK-B
"l
Nabii-dugul (abbrev., d
Nabu-km-duguf)
\,
B. C. 697, *$akin Senn. Bu. Parnunna, 89-4-26, 177.
AD-PAP, Epon.
AK-du-gul, Sm.
55, I
is
spec.
2.
PA-BAD-PAP,
1093,
2.
HABL 306,
222, R.
4
i.
910,1. 933,1.
Nabu-dumuq-ilani
"Nabu
the most friendly
JADD
2.
(B. C. 682).
p. 114;
328,
of the gods"
(IIIR 48, no.
KB IV
B.C. 698).
T. XLIII
149
i4
436,9.
KK.24i.Ie, spec. 7373. 79-7-8,261.
R.
h
(B. C. 686).
*asa,
h
HABL
R.
12.
157,
6.
81-2-4, 5i; 83-1-18, 812.
Epon.
15:
6.
B. C. 697,
Kal-ha-a-a,
HABL
10.
529,
*&a/a,
IIIR
I,
Vs?; Canon
B, VI,
AS-turh
HABL 493, R.
174, R. 377, R.
mutir pnti,
JADD 446,
.
BAD-PAP\ JADD
ba-nu, B. C. 692,
so,
179,
R.
mu-ri-
JADD 324,
h
R. ,3
(III
R 48,
$a
R. E. 3 (Ep. Q). h tann (Xa h rab ura'e), B.C. 67 1 -660, JADD 60, R.j. 172, R. ,
/*.
<?.
b).
h rab
BI.LUL
8. I, 35.
"*Ma$-ka-la-a-a,
JADD
ekalli,
693, R.
7
.
$aqn, B. C. 687,
h
218, R.
857,
taqn
of
MU
JADD
3.
9.
/7.
185, R. 200, R. /o. 247, R. /*. R. /o. 408, 420, R. j. 421, R./
433, R.
439, R.
*.
444, R./ 9 445, R.

.
,j.
12.
f.
JADD 1141,^. h$aKu hinni(J) "'Ma-ga-nu-ba, JADD 422, R. of Du-i, JADD 446, (Ep. Q).
B.C.
709,
,2.
448, R.
470, R.
,8.
529, R.
y.
80 r, R.
e.
h (B. C. 666?). $aqa,

s.
JADD
843,
)
Nabu-edu-usur(P)
ahi, q. v.
PA-AS-PAP,
spec.
is
or Nabu-nadind
of Istar-tum-iddin, hgallabu R. 9 (Ep. G).
JADD
160,
Nabu-eribsunu
K. 241,
2
is,
Nabu -e-mu-ki-e
"Nabu
53,
my
power",
K. 241,
III
spec.
Nabu-esi-ballit (abbrev. d
Nabu-enaja "Nabu is my eye" (perhaps abbrev, cf. NBa Nabu-diir-ini-(id) TNB) PA-SI($}-na-a-a, K. 241, Nabu-ensa-eres
d
PA-SU-su-nu, K. 241, II 50, spec. from Nabtt-ina-e$i-ballif} PA-GUGU-bal-lit, JADD 825, R. i. Nabu-esi-etir (abbrev. from Nabu-ina-eh-etir,
cf.
"TNB)
III 35,
IV
II
27.
PA-GUGU-KAR-ir, KK.24I,
[7374],
in
letter.
spec.
DUGUD.LAL.TUR,
20),
PA-SIG-PIN-es, K. 241,
34,
spec.
K.27I2+K.4056, R. 27 (CT3i,
of tablet.
Nabu-etil-ilani
(for
1.
owner
Nabu-ensa-eriba
PA-SIG-SU, K. 241, III 7, spec. Nabu-epus "Nabu has made" (cf. NBa. Nabniput
1.
"Nabu
,
is
lord of the gods"
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
s,
TNB)
}
d PA-e-til-ANP l
Sm.
55, II
,
spec.
9,
PA-KAK
K. 241,
h
}
II
43,
spec.; or: Nabn-ibni.
2.
d PA-NIR.GAL-ANP l
Sm.
(for
55, II
spec.
2.
d PA-KAK-us
saqn,
HABL
638,
4.
Nabu-etir
texts,
1.
"Nabu spared"
IX, X,
NBa.
texts, see
Nabu-eres
d
see
1.
"Nabu has plan ted "(for NBa. BE X, TNB)
"BE
d
TNB)
1156.
AK-PIN-et, Sm. 549.
HABL
898, R.
8.
K. 12984.
2.
AK-KAR-ir, HABL 1119, R. e. KK. 3899, owner of tablet. 79-7-8, 153.

of Kalbi, 82-5-22, 105. K. 7541. h sakin
540, R.
e.
f.
f.
of Km-zer, 81-2-4, 313.

s.
15.
AK-SUR,
'""'
Tamtim,
9
d 2. AK\PIN\-ist
ofArad-Ea, A.BA,
Mae.:
f.
HABL
(KB IV
d
3.
OBI
d
3.
149, 1
of Ina-eh-etir, B. C. 648^),
p. 170).
K. 433,
PA-KAM-e$, Kal-da-a-a,
HABL
411,4.
d
4.
PA-PIN~e$, mar Barsip, K. 12971. Nabu-erlba (cf. OBa. Nabium-e-ri-ba Dilbat, NBa.
4.
PA-KAR, JADD
PA-KAR-ir, KB IV p.
K. 241,
III
246,
7>
slave sold.
/
JADD
130;
32,
266, R.
C.
(III
49,
k
47, a.
6.
Nabu-i-ri-ba,
1.
TNB
p. 132)
B.
670).
375, R.
AK-S U, JADD 230,1.

539, R.
is.
741,13.
$aqn, HABL
spec.
80-7-19, 43.
/.
A.BA
sa
1129,
is(?).
B. C. 692,
5,
JADD
33, R. E.
*A.BA
,
.
2. 3.
d d
PA-eri-ba, K. 241,
III
spec.
sukkalli, B. C. 679,
9,
JADD
I ?].
161, 3
ma$-
PA-SU,
684).
HABL
230,
7.
443,
e,
8 (?).
JADD
/.
R.j
f.
masu,
764,
2.
JADD
[851,
fur-tan,
JADD
3.
(B. C. 686).
12
(KB IV
p.
p. 120; B. C.
342, R.
633, R.
883,3.
.9
912,1.
MVG
K. 241,
1665.
No.
i.
VIII
III
4,
(1903),
in,
55,
(Ep. P).
12,
f.
of Adad-ra-pa-, of Tabnea, gf.
JADD
of
325, R. E.
spec.
96,
3.
Sm.
II
spec.
d
HABL
5.
877,
= JADD 889,
III
33,
Marduk-lum-ibni,
3.
VS
*A.A, JADD
453,
PA-SUR,
K. 241,
spec.
150
Nabu-etiranni
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"Nabu spared me"
(or
"spare
(Ep. L).
2.
3.
d
'
AK-ha-mat-ii-a,
'me!
1.
')
PA-ha-mat-ia, K. 241,
2.
JADD 61, R. B. C. JADD 1098, 740, Epon. d PA-KAR-ir-a-ni, JADD 167, B.

PA-KAR-an-ni,
676). 255, R.
'
d
4.
PA-ha-mat-u-a,
884, R.
5.
HABL 436, V spec. HABL 208,2. 311,

7.
5,
R. n.
5.
1, 5.
887, n. 1058,
e,
11,
u,
R.
3,
E.
(B.C.
B,
Nabu-hamme-ilani
"Nabu
,
is
regent of the
I 48,
2.
Epon. B.
C. 740,
Canon
gods"
(cf.
NBa. Nabtt-ha-am-me-e TNB)

K. 241,
spec.
V,9(3).
3.
d PA-ha-am-me-ANtl
>*PA-KAR-ir-an-ni,]ADD8,B.E., (6.0673).
359, R.
h
',*
Nabu-husanni "Nabu, spare me!" (CLAY,

VIII,
pt.
i
:
BE
(B. C. 680).
Epon. B.
IV,
29.
C. 740,
"Remember
me",
as
from
rab
BLLUL,
l
,
IIIR
i,
hasasu ?)
1.
"Nabu spares the sons" AK-SUR-TURP 81-2-4,313. Nabu-etir-napsati "Nabu spares the living beings" (for NBa. texts, see TNB)
Nabu-etir-aple
d
1.
ÂK-Au-us-sa-an-ni.Camb.EEVlll,
a
'
pt.i 91,4.
2.
PA-/tu-sa-a-ni,
JADD
491, R.
9 (B.
0693).
k
K/i 5 8 5 (?).
d
3.
PA-hu-sa-an-ni, K. 241,
apati, B. C. 688,
h
I 34,
spec.
.
mnkil
d AK-KAR-ir-ZIt l
VR
44,
62 , d.
HABL
*
'
JADD
238, R. s
apati,
730, R.
2.
3.
2.
l
t
4.
PA-hu-us-sa-an-ni,
mukil
B.C. 688,
AK-KAR-ZI*
HABL 498,
20.
JADD
239,
, 7.
h d PA-KAR-ir-ZIt l K. , 241, III 34, spec. A.BA,
Nabuia (hypocor.,
cf.
Nabua]
(1908),
p.
JADD
s.
6 1 7, R.5.
h
^PA-u-a-a,
PSBA XXX
is
iu |V
of Ibma, R. e.
h
A.BA, B.C. 685,

,
JADD
430,1,
112,
16
(B. C. 68 1).
Nabu 2 -ia-(a-)li
.
"Nabu
4,
a steenbok"(?)
252,
2.
4.
d PA-KAR-ZI* 1
A.BA,
K.974. TRep. 124, R. ]0 JADD 1 8, R. 5. hA.BASa hrab-
JADD
Nabu-ibni
174,
slave sold.
"Nabu has created"

texts, see Dilbat
$ag, B. C. 709, Nabu-gabbu-ile'i

d
JADD
is
141, 4?.
(cf.
NBa.
NBa.
1.
(for OBa. and and TNB)
"Nabu
almighty"
II
54,
'iPA-ib-ni,
h
Nabn-gab-bi-i-li-e
TNB)
spec.
(for
2.
K. 241, II 44, spec. PA-KAK, K. 24 1 II 43, spec., possibly Nabti:

.
PA-gab-bu-ZU, K. 241,
epuL
Nabu-idanni
(for
1.
Nabu-gamil
"Nabu spares"
OBa. and NBa.
"Nabu has looked upon me"

NBa.
/
1.
and TNB) d HABL K. 909. mar 873, n. AK-ga-mil, h VS 9 I, 35, naggari (KB IV, p. 94).
texts, see Dilbat
}
texts, see
h
TNB)
AK-ZU-a-ni,
230, R.
$al$u hinni, B. C. 684,

p. 120).
I 39,
JADD
(KB IV
2.
PA-ga-mil,
HABL
spec.
'
24,
17.
932,
i.
K. 241^9;
?.
2.
'*
PA-i-da-an-ni, K. 241,
spec.
Sm.
s.
55, 1
7,
*jf
bitkL..,
II:
JADD 805,
IV?.
d
3.
PA-ZU-a-ni,
(IIIR 47,
K. 241,
I
7.
Sattu, B. C. 684,
1 1
JADD
19, 9
of Ka-ri-e-a, Merod.
Bl. st.
Nabii 2 -gi-mil-an-ni
"O Nabu, spare me!"

spec.
4.
KB IV p. 8). " PA-ZU-an-ni, JADD 12, R.

38,
20,6.
6
(B. C. 660?).
K. 241,
1 43,
spec.
(for
Nabu-'-gi-mil-li
(abbrev.)
10,
Nabu-iddin
"Nabu has given"

TNB,
cf.
NBa.
texts,
K. 241,
1.
spec.
1.
see
d
f.
OBa. Nabmm-idinnam RPN)

91-5-9, 71.
Nabu-gimil-tirra
2.
"Nabu,. recompense!" 'tPA-gi-mil-tir-ra, Sm. 55, I P, spec. d PA-SU-GUR, K. 241, V n; Sm. 55, 1 8
Cf.
AK-SE-na, Bu.
Qi d Aia(GAL)-mu-tak-kil, Sarg.st.Vi9. -
spec.
2.
KB
d
k
IV, p. 164.
10.
e
dPA-SU.
.,
JADD
853, R.
i,
10.
PA-AS,
d
3.
PA-SU-GUR-ra, K. 241,
.
III
spec.
i.
JADD 385, R. $a-ki JADD 829,

.
.
K. 241,
II
10,
spec.
.,
(B. C. 671).
Nabii 2 -hab(?)-tu(?)
Nabu-hamatua
I.
HABL 875, R. "Nabu is my refuge"(?)

.,
.
d
3.
PA-SE-na, K.
241, II n, spec.
Nabu-iliia
II,
"Nabu
is
my
god"
(cf.
OBa.
d Na-
AK-ha-mat-u-a,
Bl. st.
nagir
ekalli,
i,
Merod.
bi-um-ilu
(KB
III, pt.
p. 192).
Ar. nbfcmD) -a-a, JADD 598, R. ,.
RPN,
T. XLIII.
15*
Nabu-iqbi
d
"Nabu has announced." texts, see TNB)

Kutha, K.
1
(for
NBa.
i,
KK.
A
241,
III
20,
spec.
1.
AK-iq-bi, writer of astrological reports, of

8.
4786. Sm.55,II 3, spec. A. BA, R. E. s. hA.BA ekalli of Sargon

709,
JADD 414,
II,
B. C.
699.
744.
745.
789.
933.
JADD
1141,
35
1329. 1380. 4716.
Rm.
198. 81-2-4, 9*;
Nabu-kabti-ilani
"Nabu
,
is
(OLZ VI 195). the most mighty

5 o;
273. 82-5-22, 51; 72,

1
mar
Ktiti.
83-1-18,
1.
of the gods"
dPA-BE-ANP l K. 2 4 i,I
d
88,
mar
22.
Ktttt; 202; 219; 290,
[mar] Ktitt;
10.
19.
Sm.55,11!, spec.
1 51,
303; 305.
20.
Bu. 91-5-9, 9; cf.TRep.

101 A.
2.
PA-DUGUD-AN*
l
t
K. 241,
spec.
So A.
no. ii2B. 136 H.

59,
d
3.
PA-kab-ti-ANV, Sm.
(a
55, II 2 ,
no.
2. 3.
I36M. I44E. 177. 201 A. 213.233 (IIIR A. 263. 277 A. i), 249
Nabu 2 -kal-lim-an-ni
child)!"
1 36,
"Nabu,
(cf.
see NBa. Nabtt-kullimanni
spec. let me
PA-E,
d PA-iq-bi,
JADD 87, 2 (Ep. W). JADD 88, dup. of

5,
TNB)
(->).
K. 241,
K. 241,
spec.
V
Nabii-iqisa
12,
spec.
(for
"Nabu has presented" texts, see TNB)

logical reports,
NBa.
Nabu 2 -ka-a-nik, K. 241, IV w, spec. Nabu 2 -ka-a-nik-an-ni, K. 241, IV 37, spec. Nabu 2 -kar-si-ii-ba(?)-as
"Nabu has put
the
1.
AK-BA-sa, of Borsippa,
writer of astro169,
G.
slander to shame"
HABL
170, R. n.
JADD
2
912,
h
3,
ardu.
h
KK. 756. 793. 900. 997 (HABL 169, &). DT 304, mar Barsip. 81-2-4, 104; 107. 82-5-22,
48. 83-1-18,48;
cf.
Nabii -kar-sii-tu-mu-LAI
s.
of Mu-nam-me,
62,
LA
Sa dAmurri, IIIR 5 2,
186; 187; 229; 241; 299;

1
b.
TRep.
5.
ir.
150.
2.
153. 155.
A. [I36G]. 49. 64. A. 189. 195. 215 240.

12
II
7,
Nabu-kasir
"Nabu preserves"
TNB)
4.
(for
NBa.
texts,
see
d
<*PA-BA-Sa, K. 241,
664,
spec.
*<?
.,
B. C.
PA-ka-sir,
JADD
425, R.
/9 .
f.
Nabu-iqisanni d
"Nabu has given me

264, R.
a
*
present"
(B. C. 688).
f.
JADD 97, R. K.24I, IVi 5 JADD 880, I of Bel-ah-iddin, JADD 889, R.

of Babilaia,
s. e.
spec,
PA-BA-$a-an-ni, JADD K. 241, I 42, spec.
Nabu-kasir-sum
"Nabu
t
is
preserver of the
892,
7.
name"
q. v.
Nabu-irassi, or d
probably Nabn-utabti
*PA-ka-str-MU
Nabii 2 -ka-sir
JADD
AK-TUK-h,
(for
HABL
1100,
2.
"Nabu brings good luck"

1
Nabu-isdi(ia)-kin
1
"Nabu, establish my ground!" NBa. texts, see BE VIII, pt. i)

81-2-4,
JADD
Nabu
2
12,
R.
/,
b. of k $a eliki-sa-te, B.C.7OO.
K.24I, IV
-kib-si
iG,
spec.
1.
AK-SUHUS-ia-DU,KpQn.K.C- 777,
187,
37.
(abbrev.)
42, R. s (B. C. 670).
JADD
i,
2.
3.
PA-SUHUS-ia-DU, K. 241, V 3, spec. d PA-SUHUS-DU, Epon. B.C. 777, IIIR

d
III 40 ;
Nabu 2-kib-si-usur
(PAP} "Nabu, protect the

spec.
(for
walk!"
K. 241,
1
3,
Canon
is
C,
1, 34.
d
4.
PA-SUHUS-DU-in,
III
i,
III 40, var.
Nabu-kilanni
Nabu-ittiia
"Nabu
TNB)
h
with me"
(for
NBa.
texts,
1.
"Nabu, support me!" texts, see TNB)

k saqtt,
NBa.
see
d
PA-ki-la-an-ni,
t
JADD
386, R. ,3.
(B. C. 668).
PA-KI-ia,
qepu sa ekalli e$U, JADD (Ep. H). Cf. K. 241, III 54, spec.
50, *
2.
3.
dPA-kil-an-ni
JADD
284, R.
//
h d mukil apati, PA-kil-la-a-ni,

I 18.
JADD
860,
Nabu-itti-edi-alik
(for
"Nabu, go with the one!" NBa. texts, see TNB)

III
40,
4.
dPA-kil-la-an-ni
]&Efo [12, III 4]. JADD
161
PA-KI-AS-a-lik, K. 241,
spec.
Nabu-kabti-ahesu
"Nabu
is
the most mighty
Nabu-kin
R.J- (B. C.679). d or

(
of his brothers"
No.
i.
Naba-ukm, K. 241, PA.DLT), d 7. spec. Cf. PA-ZI, JADD 830,
Illse,
152
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Nabu-kmanni
d
"Nabu, establish mel"

(for
Nabu-kin-zer
(for
"Nabu, establish the seed!"

NBa.
texts, see
PA-DU-an-ni, K. 241, 1 26, spec. Nabu-kin-aplu "Nabu, establish the son!"
TNB)
II
49,
PA-DU-KUL,
ki-pi-ili
K.24I,
spec.
NBa.
1.
texts, see
s.
TNB)
Nabu-kip-pik(P),
AK-DU-A,
of h tabatilu, scribe,
VR 39,
54,
perhaps: Nabtt-qip-enE (d.NabftBE VIII i), or Nabn\-sd\-qip-ensi.

6.
time of Cyrus. King of Babylonia, accor-
JADD
Nabii-kittu-usur d
228, R.
ding to KING, Chronicles, II p. 221, "one of the early kings of the eight dynasty 3 17. of the kings-list", Sarru, Chron.
"Nabu, protect the

I
is,
right!"
cf.
1.
PA-kit-tu-PAP, K. 241,
spec.,
u.
Nabu-kudur-usur
d
Chron.
4
,
III
e,
10,
is,
15,
19
9,
(26
12,
th
year).
"Nabu, protect the boundary!" (cf. Bi. -raTWa3, tWttT?(5|)a5 etc.

h
Nku. LO.
O2, I
18.
II
37.
HI
22.
IV U
1.
AK-ku-dur-ri-SE,
Neb. I:
nagir
III,
'"^Na-mar,
(KB IV p. ibid. IV i.
2.
82
ff.).
Sar ktttati Sar Babili,

2.
VR$6,
II 24
(KB
pt
2.
I,
p. 168).
tAK-$A.DU-$E$,
f.
AK-DU-TUR.US,
Sarru, Chron.
HABL
,
1129,6.
K. 1616.
3.
I 10.
of Bel-ibni,
HABL 859, HABL 1106, R.

(III
is, 14, 17.
IV 5.
d
3.
AK-GLNA-A,
IV
12.
Sarru, Nku.: Lo. 102,
PA-ku-dur-PAP, K. 710 TRep. 200).

L. E.
tanu,
/.
R
2.
52,
no.
i.
rf
4.
/^4-^.Z)^7-/^/;HABL858,
K. 241,
50,
I
JADD 137,
h
4.
dPA-D
U-A, K. 241,
(B. C. 686).
III
39.
*A.BA,JXDD 453,
I
u, spec.
qepu $a
tur-
R.
i6
JADD
C.,
,<>
(Ep. H).
I,
Nabu-kin-ballit
"Nabu,
h
keep
the
faithful
Nebuchadnezzar
c.
one
1.
alive!"
1.
1130 B.
king of Babylonia, contemp. with A$ur~r?$-iH
d d
2.
AK-DU-bal-lit, qa-tin-nu,}&W']At 2, R.sv. PA-DU-bal-lit, K. 241, III 13, spec.
of Assyria:
d
Nabu-kin-dugul
d
"Nabu, look upon the
faithh
AK-kn-dur-ri-SES, Neb. I: 55, 1 1: sit Babili etil Sarrdni patesi Zakkanak Babili,
23, 42, 49;
VR
II ?:
ful one!"
$ar ki$$ati\
37, 4, ?:
OBI
83,
7:
PA-DU-du-giil, K. 241,
sipri, B. C. 679.
i,
spec.
5.
mar
2.
$ar Babili; 82-7-4,

pt.
i,
Sdrru.
KB III,
23
:
JADD
8,
pp. 164
.
168,
172; IV, p. 64.

I
:
364,
AK-SA
II 23:
D U-SES, Neb.
CT
i
Nippur 1
rubn
Nabu-kin-eriba d
Nabu-kin-idi
(cf.
Sar kittati mukln
ildi m&ti;
ae:
PA-DU-SU, K.
241, III
spec.
Sarru.
"Nabu knows the

Ninib-ki-na-i-di)
true one"
K. 3426,
IX, 415: $ar kiSSati, 27: Sarru. (CT XIII, 48): asib ina Babili.
p. 172.
KB
19,
III, pt. I,
PA-DU-ZU,
K. 241, IV
spec.
s.
of Ninib-nadin-sum\ $ar Babili, Sp. II 407,0
Nabu 2 -kinis(> 6>bal-lit-an-ni
(Hebraica IX,
3.
p. 4f.).
t
JADD
d
d
752, R.
'.
d PA-ku-dur-PAP
Nabu-kin-ubib
ful to
1.
"Nabu has caused the

shine"
K. 241, IV
17,
faith-
Synchron. II 2, G, s, conK. 710, R. 4 with A$ur-ri$-ih. temp,
(TRep.
spec.
II
200).
II,
PA-DU-LAH.LAH,
Nebuchadnezzar
B. C. 605
562,
s.
2.
PA-DU-it-bi-ib, K. 241,
IV
is,
spec.
Nabu-kin-usur
"Nabu
[protect
the
faithful
1.
king of Babylonia, of Nabopolassar: d Xar u. AK-ku-dur-ri-SES, Nabd.: St.
one!"
1.
Babili,
Neb. II: IR52, no.
7,1.
VSI,49,i.
II:
AK-DU-PAP, Epon.
Canon
+81-2-4,
l
B. C. 761, $a
%7,
"'Ninua
2.
52,1.
--
KB
III,
pt. 2, p. 68.
R.
ie.
AK-ku-dur-ri-u-sur, sar Babili, Neb.
2.
JPA-DU-PAP, Sm.
B. C.
55, 1 2, spec. rabalani, 68 1, Sm. 1037, R. 3. Epon. B. C. 761,

is.
Senk.l23(IR5i,no.2).
d
3.
KB III, pt. 2, p. 58.

tar Babili
Canon A, IV
B. C. 690, III
JADD
i,
1098, III
2.
Epon.
R.
i.
AK-ku-dur-ri-u-su-ur, ataridu sa Nabu-apal-usur,
maru
II:
Neb.
34.
JADD
55,
EIHIi.
--
KB
III,
pt. 2, p. 10.
T. XLIII.
153
li
4.
AK-ku-dur-ru-u-sur, Sarru maru klnu ta Nabu-apal-usur, Neb. II: O'Conor I i.

AK-ku-dur-ru-u-su-ur, tarru maru klnim $a Nabu-apal-usur, Neb. II: KB III, pt. 2,
p. 62, I
i.
PA-$A.DU-$ES, Dar. Beh. 37, .1. IV Nebuchadnezzar IV Arafyu, q.

2.
v.
tl
5.
6.
7.
"
'
AK-ku-du-ur-ri-SES, tar Babili,

-
VS
1,
47, i.
lt
AK-kii-du-ur-ri-u-su-ur, tar Babili, Neb. II:
8.
9.
EIH VI GB. - KB III, pt. 2, p. 22. d AK-SA.DU-PAP, DT 24, etc. d AK-SA.DU-SES, KK. 1297. 3426,
9288. 13113.
201, etc.
pt. 2, p.
PA-SA.DU-SES, Dar. Beh. 85 f Nabu-kusuranni "Nabu, preserve mel" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) d 1. PA-KAD-a-ni, h mukil apati ta mar Sarri, h JADD345, R.E. ardu,]ADDgi^ R 7
'
,.
2.
'
PA-KAD-an-ni, K. 241,
222, R. 3 (B. C. 682).
spec.
JADD
i,
n.
d
3.
DT
PA-ku-sur-a-ni,
1104,
5.
pahat "'Arzuhina, JADD

I 22,
31.
108. 253.
81-7-29,
d
4.
sar Babili, Neb. 329, 13 (KB III, 140). VS I, 48, i. tar Babili maru
PA-ku-sur-an-ni, K. 241,
spec.
ataridu ta Nabtt-apal-usur, Neb. I R 8, no -5- Br. cyl. IIss (IR69). 110.4. IR 5 2

;
Nabu'-ku-sur-siT'Nabu,
s.
preserve himP'(cf.TNB) QtBel-eriba, gs. of Husabi, VR 37, 54, a==
tarru mahn, Neb. Rm. II 49 (VR tarru pa-ni, Nabd.: St. VI is, is, 24.
f.
64).
CT CT
XII n.
XII
3, 26.
io lh
year of Artaxerxesj.
is
of Amel-Marduk, Nabd.: St.

d
Nabu-kuzub-ilani
"Nabu
(for
the splendor of
texts, see
as.
the gods"
1.
10.
AK-SA.DU-u-sur,
I
in contracts.
d PA-HI. LI-
n. 'AKiSAlDU-frftt-Jtr, tar
Babili,
Neb.:
848,
3,
TNB) AN*, 83- 1-18,71 5,3, spec. JADD

-ni,
NBa.
52, no. 6,
i.
--
KB
III,
pt. 2, p. 68.
s.
2.
12.
d PA-HI. LI- ANt> l
Na-bi-um-ku-d^lr-ri-u-su-ur,
of Nabtt-
K.24I,
lie,
spec.
A.BA
i,8 2 ,e).
apal-usur, tar Babilam, Neb.
V R 34,
pt. 2,
sihru,
1, i.
Rm. 349 (CT XVIII, 28.
VR 4
ZA
1
I,
p. 339, I
i.
KB
*Nabu Ma-di
f.
III,
p. 38.
3.
d Na-bi-um-ku-dur-ru-
Neb.
ZA II,
p. 129,
u-su-ur, sar Babilam, 1 1. I i. -
of Ilu-gab-ri,
JADB
cf.
5, I 8 .
VS
*Nabu 2 (?)-la-ka (WSem.,
I-la-la-ka
I,
41,
RPN)
KB
14.
III,
pt. 2, p. 60.
JADB
Neb.:
Ill
i.
12, II
8.
Na-bi~um-ku-du-ur-ri-u-su-ur, tar Babili

ta Nabtt-apal-usur,
no. 3);
I I
NabiT'-LAL-DIS-ilani K. 241, II
4,
spec.
maru ataridu
Bab.
Bors.
(I
i i
Nabu 2 -la-iu-sar-a-ni(?)
"Nabu, do not cast me
(I
R 52, (I R 51,
OBI
1
1
Ball
i.
2 s;
down!" (JOHNS,
ADD
III,
p.
XIV: "do
no.
i);
26
, ;
Grot.
I
i
II eo
65);
;
85,
(I
IV
1
Rich
;
(I
52,
1
1
J
not leave me") JADD 113, R. , (B.C. 680).

Nabu-li'
1.
no. 4)
Senk.
Rm.
38,
676,
I i,
I,
I i;
R5 TSBA
1,
no. 2)
Winckl.
VIII, p. 188;
i,
VS
50,
I,
"Nabu is mighty" AK-DA, HABL 349,

III
,
(cf.
TNB)
35;
3.
39, Ii,
1
40, Ii, 42,

II
43, 1
s.
1,
i;
ZA
p. 39,
p. 137, Ii,
i,
p. 169,
I i; 2.
of Nur-Sin, Sarg. St. I 3, 17, 20, 20; II IV i, 6 is. -- KB IV, p. isSff. 9, 23;
VR
d
15.
1
34, Ii; 85-4-30,
III
28.
AK-ID.GAL,
Na-bi-um-ku-du-ur-u-su-ur
tar
Babili,
6.
DEPII, p. 123. d Na-bi-um-SA.DU-SES, Sar

46,
i.
Babili,
VSI,
3.
s.
4. KK. 241. II 52, n (WSml. II, p. 66). 8750. spec. 4775, R.7, h ta-ku, HABL 542, n (IV R 53, no. i). of Nur-Sin, Sarg. St. IV is, 31, ss.
HABL 907,
d
Inscriptions,
4.
AK-ZU,
Senn.
takin "'Ir-ba-ili Epon., B. C.7O2,

t
17.
JPA-SA.DU-SES, POGNON,
i, 25;
Bell.
Lay. 63,
II
53,
(KB
II p.
14).
s.
of Nabtt-apal-usur, sarru mahrtt.

85-4-30,
2, I 40
'PA-DA, K.24I,
679,
spec.
3.
*A.BA, B.
h
C.
Nabd.
Ill
i.
Nebuchadnezzar III AK-SA.DU-SES, tar

17, u.
i.
= Nidinti-Bel,
Babili, Neb.
(PSBA
XI).
JADD
II,
i6r, R.
q. v.
3,
13.
s.
of Arkat-ildni-damqa,
ta-ku
Sippar,
pt.
i,
Merod.
p.
Bl. st.
10.
KB
III,
192.
No.
154
s.
KNUT
of
h
Ili-ia,
34.
TALLQVIST.
riqqu
Nabtt,
owner of
34.
tablet
Nabu-mudammiq
d
f.
"Nabu renders favorable"
V R 49,
s.
PA-mu-SIG,
of Nar-Sin, Sarg. St.
IV
255, R.^. of dMAS.MAS-$um-iddin,]KW 640, R.
JADD
is.
5.
* PA-ID.
s.
GAL
kitti-usur.
of Iddin-Papsukkal, dup-$ar tangu d Sud ti-ti u Nabu, Nsi.: VS I, 36, IV s.
6.
7.
VS 36, IV 4 d mar Sanu Sarri, JADD 815, R. II PA-li, HABL <*PA-ZU, 123,10. JADD 383,1, B.E.i no. R 50, .674). 4. KB IV p. 126; B. (III
s.
ofMarduk-ab-$ullim (?),
NSi.:
1,
4.
Nabn-km-aplu. Nabu 2 -mu-ni-pis(?)-u-gar(?) K. 241, IIss, spec. Nabu 2 -mu-sab[-si] "Nabu brings into being"
Nabii-mukin-aplu, see
JADD JADD
Nabu-musesi
1.
880, II
8.
Nabu 2 -mu-sal-lim
"Nabu preserves"
7,
(for
OBa.
612, R. /(?) (B. C. 686). 913, R.s. K. 241, II 51, spec. Epon. B. C. 702, of Arbela,
and NBa.
246,
texts, see Dilbat and
TNB)
slave sold.
Canon A, V,
h
22;
B, VI,
10;
bel pihati
JADD
365, R.
7.
"Nabu brings
h
forth"
8510,
gf.
'Hal-su,
HABL
is.
h mutir
pntu,
HABL
197, R.
340,
ie.
"l
197, R. 5. Mu-sa-sir-
AK-mu-$e-si,
A.BA, K.
bit
of ASur1 1
mudammiq. A.BA
A$ur, K.
reports,
a-a,
HABL
rab
blti,
HABL
HABL
s.
Writer of astrological
908 (r). K. 704.
197, R. 26
f.
725.767.866.1318.80-7-19,54; cf.TRep.6i.
of Nabn-kasir,
877, R.
7
= JADD
gf.
of Bel-ah-iddin,
889.
Nabu-li'-kissati (cf. Naba-lt-kullatt)
PA-ZU-U-ti(ov Nabn-littti\\ K.
spec.
241, III
2,
f.
I36E. 157 (III R 58, no. 9). 205. 2o6A. 228 (IIIR 59, no. 13). of Bel-kundi-ilia, f. of Nabn-tuklatsu, K. 872 (CRAIG, p. 58).
AAT
I
of Marduk-$allim-ahe, K. 6478.
Nabu-li'-kullati
"Nabu
is
almighty"
K. 241,
III
3.
2. 3.
d PA]-mu-$e-f-si,
VS
93,
e.
PA-ZU-KAK.A.BI,
JPA-mu-h-si, HABL [332,

89,
e.
a].
650,3.
h
VS86,.
Nabu-lisir (abbrev.)
90,
2.
e.
OLZ
h $ann
VIII, 131.
asa,
JADD
857,
109).
PA-GIS, JADD 499, R.

I
ID,
3 (B. C. 670).
Sm.55,
769, R.
1 39.
rab
A.BA JADD
(TRep.
spec.
A.BA
#2/2,81-2-4, 144
Nabu-li'uti
1.
"Nabu
PA-ZU-u-ti,
III
is my power" HABL 17, R.

9.
Writer of astrological reports,

(IIIR 54, no.
5).
KK.
Sm.
120 a
1664.
cf.
710. 719. 801.
2.
dPA-ZU-u-ti
2,
(or
Nabtt-li-kittati}\ K. 241,
81-2-4, 380. 82-5-22, 78. 83-1-18, 310;
spec.
d
(
TRep. 6 A. 94 (IIIR
is
s.
54, no. 5).
118. 174.
Nabu-li'ut-marisu
PA-ZU-ut-TUR-ht] "Nabu the power of his son"

1 1
200 (IIIR
d
4.
52, no.
i).
217.
2440. 266B.
209,
9.
-2.
of Nabu-reS-ih,
HABL
VS
cf.
HABL
Nabu 2 -ma-lik
8,
R.
6 , 13.
PA-mu-&-*e-si$),
(abbrev.,
I 87,
"Nabu
is
counsellor"
(for
OBa.
Nabu-musetiq
Nabu-mu$eliq-urri
6.
and NBa.
K. 241,
texts, see Dilbat,

7,
RPN, TNB)
d
BE
IX, X,
TNB)
spec.
PA-LU-ti-iq,
JADD
1
,
396, R.
Nabii-mar-sarri-usur"
Nabu, protect the king's
Nabu 2 -mu-se-zib
"Nabu saves"
(cf.
TNB)
1
son!"
1.
K.5478. *rakbu GAB*> B.C.666J
ADD
85,R./*.
2.
AK-TUR-LUGAL-SES, K. 1973. d PA-A-MAN-PAP, JADD 351,8 (Ep.

h
Nabu-musezib-napsate
>]r).
"Nabu saves
,
the living
3.
beings"
'PA-mu-Se-sib-ZP 1
Nabu'2 -mu-tak-kil
(Ep. A). Nabu-mar-usur, see Nabu-apal-usur.

Nabu-mit-uballit
rab
ki-sir, 414,
R.
*r
JADD
I,
892,
dead"
d
Nabii 2 -mu
.
"Nabu has quickened (cf. TNB)

III
12,
the
PA-BAD-{i-bal-lit, K. 241,
.
.
spec.
"Nabu strengthens" s. of Asur, Nsi.: VS 36, II 2 Nabu -na-din "Nabu gives" (for NBa. texts BE IX, X, TNB)
i.
see
JADD
263, R.
/*.
K. 241,
II
in,
spec.
T. XLIII
155
Nabu-nadin-ahe
1.
"Nabu gives brothers"

f.
d
3.
PA-na-din-MU,
56,
2.
HABL
R.
8.
2.
370,
2.
AK-na-din-SES^, 3d a-bi a-bi-h'i Rimeni-Marduk, hpu ribti $a Uballitsn-Marduk, descend of AradEa.
of Marduk-zakir-$um,
4.
PA-SE-MU, HABL6,
57,
2.
8 . 5 r, 2.
52,
27
.
2.
55, s
59,
204,
358, R.
369,
?.
655,3. 82-5-22, 1768, writer toking.

II
20,
KK.24I,
Merod.
t
I:
s.
IVR 38,
1 32.
KB IV, p. 60.
bit unati,
spec. 10386.
2.
AK-SE-SES^
I
oiNamri, Satam
Nabu-nadin-zer
1.
"Nabu gives seed"

s.
66,
15
b,
Mna.:
PSBA
3,
(XlX/iSg;),
slave sold.
AK-MU-KUL(MUi},
bonassar),
f.
of Nabn-na$ir Na(
3.
(KB IV p. 68). d PA-A$-PAPf, JADD 428,

p. 71, IB
of Nabu-Sum-ukm;
king of
Babylon,
IV,
2.
4;
B. C.
734732,
q. v.
King-list
A,
4.
tPA-MU-PAPP JADD 3 10,

1
,
R.
(B.
.669).
abbrev. Nadinu,
s.
of Nabtt-sallimsunu,
Bel, B. C. 670,
1
,
A.BA, of ^Tab,6.
PA-na-din-KUL,
JADD
892,
G.
5.
JADD 172, R. *PA-SE-PAP* JADD 102, 7 (Ep. 128, R.E./ (B.C. 65 5). 260, R., (Ill R 48,31,0).
I).
.?
Nabu-na'id "Nabu is lofty" dAK-I 1.

s.
of Nabtt-$um ere$,
b.
of Bel-etir, Abp. A,
Ill 62
536, R.
.?.
K. 241,
II
21,
spec.
i,
A
3.
.te^
h
jf<z
IIIR
cf-
19, III us;
Ann.
(KB II
p. 182);
mar
Sarri,
JADD
334,
R.
A.BA,
E..?
2.
(3).
f.
JADD 176, R. 10 (B. C. 700). 307, L. c; Ep. F). (Ill R 49, of Sa-Marduk-zaqup, JADD 351,
2.
dAK-IM.
TUK,
herib
bttitabitili,
HABL 560,
173,
R.
d
3.
i.
PA-I,
R.
*
JADD
86,
L. E.
(B. C. 650?).
Nabu-nadin-ahi
"Nabu gives a brother" NBa. texts, see BE X, TNB)
(for
1.
2.
-'AK-AS-PAP (or Naba-edu-usurT), Rm. 1 57, R. to (KB IV p. 126; 2 d year of Esarhadamel urqi, JADD 742, R. 23. don). h dAK-na-din-SES s.oiEgibi, $a.ku Babili,
)
(Ep. G). 230, R. 9 (B. C. 684). 231, R.// (B. C. 680). 242, 4, slave sold (B. C. 692). 595, R.,. 640,2,8 (Ep.O). K.24I, IIl5 2 (?),
spec.
h
JADD A.BA, JADD 387,

,
292, R.
(B. C. 707).
L. E.
(Ep. Q).
KandaL:
3.
VS
V,
5, ss.
KB
IV, p. 172.
273, R.^.
/j (B.C. 651). 446, ardu, B. C. 683, JADD h mukil ma sak
R.
"
a-pa-a- ni,
HABL
h
dPA-AS-PAP
(or Nabu-edu-usur?),
68,
6
HABL
120,4
633, R.si.
pttti,
212,
is.
JADD
63, R.
>1
3.
(B. C. 645).
JADD JADD 325,

1
214, R.s (Ep.P).
mutir
R.
6.
10
(B. C. 693).
K. 241,
I is,
spec.
Epon. V,
L. E. 2
s.
(Ep.
).
568, R.
7.
(Ep. A). 414, R. 3 * rab ki-sir of queen,
JADD
d
4..
A.BA, JADD 327,
JADD
p. 104).
s.
594, R.
(Ep. N).
of I-tu--a-a, B.C. 734,
JADD 4 i5,
b.
(KB IV
PA-SE-na-SES,
h
s.
of Ar-kat-ilani-damqd, a son" (for NBa.

s.
MAS, VR46, 62. Nabu-nadin-aplu "Nabu gives texts, see TNB)

1.
of Nabn-sum-ere$,
of Bel-etir, Abp.:
B VI
so (IIIR 33)of Nabtt-naid; sar Babili^

i,
POGNON,
2221,1,
dPA- ASd
A,
JADB
3,
VI,
9.
5.
Inscriptions, no.
f.
III
22.
2.
3.
PA-SE-A, darn, JADD 851, II 980, 1 10. dPA-SE- TUR. US, K. 241, II 22, spec. 80-7-19,
365.
of Atur-sabatsu-iqbi, Louvre,
4, 10
AO
El.
(B.C. 656(1);
OLZVI
(1903), col. 198).
Nabonidus
nita, Gr.
2.
(Old-Pe. Nabunaita,
Nabuetc.),
"Nabu gives a lord" d PA-MU-EN, HABL 931, Nabu-nadin-sum "Nabu gives a son" (for NBa.
Nabu-nadin-bel
texts, see
1.
NaôvviSo^
Napovvrjdoc;,
539, s. of king of Babylon, B. C. 555 f. of Nabu-kudur-usur Nabtt-balatsu-iqbi,
TNB)
and Bel-$ar-usur.
53,
2.
AK-na-din-MU,
d
HABL
"l
54,
3,
58,
a.
i.
*AK-I Nabd. Ann.

t
Ill
15,
ie,
21
(
(KB
2.
AK-SE-MU
Sangu
Sippar barn ina zer

III
26,
p.
p.
134).
122).
Cyr.
VR 35, ",
p. 96).
KB
III 2, P*- 2 ,
Jkur-fum-ujfaîi,TâLiVfi6o, VI 11. -III
IV 40,
Sar Babili, Nabd. Cyl. (IR68)

III 2,
KB
pt.
i,
p. i78ff.
II 19
(KB
No,
i.
56
KNOT
<>AK-I.M.
bili,
TALI.QVIST.
2.
TUX,
Nabd.:
St.
VI
II
20.
Sar BaIII 57
3.
*AK-PAP-ir
741,
f.
HABL
HABL
VS
178,
2.
720,
2.
JADD
Nabd.
Br. cyl.
p.
1 24, 63,
23, 31, 45,
35:
"'$*-.
(IR69.
KB III 2,
80-88); Cyl.
(IR68.
III 15
4.
5.
of Kudurru,
h
738,
5.
KB
d
3.
III 2, p. 94);
Rm.
21-,
II
32,
AK-SES,
(VR64. KB III 2, p. 98 ft). AK-na--id, Sar Babili, Nabd.

Il4 3
dup-*ar, Melis.DEPX, pi. 12, IX, 5 AK-SES-ir, K. 6118. 81-7-27,48.
Rm. C
i,
s.
s.
ofA-Xat-Su, Msi.:
of E-sin-na-a-a,
1,
35,^ (KB IV
963,
3.
i.
p. 96).
Nabtt-balatsu-iqbi (KB III no. 6. 7 (KB III 2, p. 96);

4.
(VR63.KBIIl2,p.ii2);IR68no.2,wtfr 2, p. 1 18); I R68,
HABL
6.
<tPA-PAP,]ADD203, R.
Ill
328, R. ,(3.0.698.
CTIX,
pi.
3, 17.
R 48, sv a).
317,
R..J (B. C. 687).
679,
d Na-bi-um-nabalatsu-iqbi,
9, 1
1
;
-id,
$ar
I
1
Babili,
mar Nabn81-7-1,
1,
f.
R..? (B.C.682). *3a hu-ta-ri,
HABL 473,3.
22.
Nabd.
2, 1
R 68, no. 2. 3.4;

irbitti
of Kudurru,
HABL
880,
ie.
85-4-30,
(PSBA XI). Rm. A 1
f.
of Sin-lar-usur,
JADD
719,
7
446, R.
2.
Sar kiSSati Sar kibrati
(VR
64.
7.
Pa-PAP-ir,
HABL
2.
JADD
I 19,
2.
328,
KB III 2,
Sar
d
5.
p. 96);
Rm. B 1
(V R 65).
Sarru
(B. C. 698). 404, R. (B. C. 683). 680,

f.
(B. C. 674). 447, R.
/,.
rabu sarru dannu $ar kiUati Sar Babili

kibra.'u
irbitti,
K. 241,
spec,
Nabd.:
VS
I,
53, 1
i.
of Adad-nasir,
JADD
362,
PA-I, Nabd. Ann. II 10 (KB III 2, p. 130). $ar Babili'. POGNON, Inscriptions, no. i.
I 35; II 4; III
20.
Nabu-nasir-ubarsu
li
"Nabu protects
55,
1, 6
his friend"
spec.
PA-PAP-u-bar-sii, Sm.
Dar. Beh.
[32], 85, [02, osj.
6.
dPA-IM.
tions,
2,
TUK, tar Babili, POGNON,

I,
Inscrip-
Nabu-natkil d
I
"Trust
h
in
Nabu!"
1
,
PA-nat-kil,
5].
JADD [43
R.
/ *.
no.
II 27.
Sarru, Nabd. 85-4-30,
Nabu-nammir
1.
He (PSBA XI). "Nabu, make light!" d PA-nam-mir,]&W 273, R. 7 (B.C. 683).638,

R.
10.
mutirpnti, B. C. 676, Nabu 2 -NIIVI-DI$-ilani, K. 241, II 5.

Nabu-mr-dabibi
JADD
rab kisir, 840, 1 1, R. s.
"Nabu
(cf.
t
is
destroyer of the
slanderer"
1.
Nabn-dabib-nlr\
K. 241, IV
spec.
h
47,
spec.
dPA-ni-ir-da-bi-bi h
Bl. st.
dup-$ar ekalli, Merod. II:

III
i
2.
PA-LAH-ir, JADD286,4 (B.C. 691). K.24I,
14.
--
KB
p. 192.
,
IV
46,
A.BA,
JADD
190,
R. *
(B. C. 668).
PA-ni-ir-KA.KA, K. 241, IV Nabu 2 -ni-ir-ha(r)-da-ja(?), K. 241, IV

2.
spec.
40,
spec.
Nabu 2 -napisti(Z7) (abbrev.)

Nabu-napsat-iram
JADD
loves
830,
7.
Nabii 2 -ni-ir-TUK-a-a(?),
K. 241, IV
39,
spec.
"Nabu
the living
spec.
Nabu'-un-na
s.
(cf.
NBa. Naba(-un}-na-a(-a) TNB)

h $akin
being" dpA-ZI-RAM, K.
1.
of
A-fyi,
I:
,
temi $a Bit- Sin-Seme,

III, 15;
241, III
31,
Neb.
Nabii 2 -nu
Nippur,
V,
ie.
Nabu-napsat-usiir, or -kittu-usur
Sm.
55, II n,
spec.
2.
'AK-ZI-PAP, JADD d PA-ZI-PAP, K. 241,
536, R.
I 14 ,
.
,.
Nabu-nurka-lamur
spec.
123, R. 3 (B.C.682).
(for
Nabu 2 -na-sa-ka,
Nabii-nasir
JADD
is
122, R. 4
"Nabu, maylsee thy light" d A PA-LAH-ka-SI, A.BA,]ADD 993, R. 111,4. d Cf. PA-LAH-ka^]-la^]-mur, K. 241, IV
spec.
(cf. Nabn-nammir) PA-LAH-nam-mir, B.C. 685, JADD
7,
"Nabu
protector"
OBa. and
h
NBa.
1.
texts, see
RPN, TNB)
sukkallu,
.
Nabu-nur-nammir
d
ÂK-na-si-ir, s.ofNazi-Marduk,
134,
*.
2.
Merod. I: IV R 38, II M KB IV p. 60, AK-PAP, K. 1181. King of Babylon, B. C. 747734, f- viNabu-nadin-sir, King-list
11, 12.
135,
R.
i.
Nabu 2 -pa-da-ris(?), K. 241, IV

Nabu-pasir
1.
i,
spec.
h
"Nabu loosens"
f.
A, IV, 3. Sar Babili, Chron. B, Nabonassar.
i, 6 , i,
AK-pa-Se-ir,
of
\Bel-~\u-Sal-lim
barii,
Sm.
2.
1386.
f.
f.
of Kudurru, 880, ie. of Sa-Nabtt-ln, in Erech, B. C. 648(?),
HABL
AK-pa-Er,
134,2. I35,
HABL
2-
130,
2.
131,
2.
133,
2.
701,2.
132,
2.
K.433,
4 , 27
(KB IV
d
p. 170).
3.
PA-pa-$ir,
HABL
T. XLIII.
Nabu 2 -pir-hi-lil-bur,
"Nabu, may
i.
my
offspring
f.
apati,
JADD
2 36, d
R.
e.
qepu, J
A DD 6
8,
a.
grow
old!"
R.
(Ep. T).
h-lap-pa-a-a,
JADD
3.
769,
JADD
d
892, R.
of Nabtt-musesi,
HABL
209,
Nabu-pirhi-lisir
"Nabu, may
my
offspringI ie.
succeed!"
PA-pir-hi-GIS, maSmaiu,
Nabu-re'uni d
"Nabu
is
f.
our shepherd"
of dA-a-a-$uzubu-ili
,
AK-SIB-u-ni,
Hi-la- a...,
h
s.
of
JADD
44,
851,
A.BA
$a AUttr,
p. 21).
K. 2169,
A.BA,
2
JADD
621, R.
*>
(Ep. F.).
spec.
R.
(SMITH, Texts,
(?)
}
Nabu -PI-TUK(/.r*rt?)-a-a, K, 241, IV

Nabu-qata-sabat
1.
Nabu-riba-ahu
"Nabu, help!"
dAK-rl-ba-ES
B.
K. 9650, owner of tablet.
*AK-Sti*-sa-bat,
HABL
23,
617, R.
65.
K. 4796.
50, //
Nabu-rihtu-usur
Abp. A,
2.
III
R
h
VII
der!"
(for
"Nabu, protect the remainNBa. texts, see TNB)

307,
9.
dPA-SU'l
-LU,
mutir puti,
JADD
8
.
1.
d d
PA-KAT-PAP, JADD
PA-ri-ih-tu-PAP, 448, R. E. 2. 532, R.
807,10.
(Ep. H).
3.
2.
HABL
3
.
1031,
2.
10.
7.
JADD
650,
14.
JPA-Sfr-sa-bat,
812,
HABL.
K. 241,
972, R.
JADD
h
649,
L. E.
2.
IV
P,
spec.
aba-
KK.
/z
241, IG, spec. 6223,

3
;
82-5-22,
rakku,
JADD
VII
2
A 633, R. 15. .fo^, B.C. 665, hd 35, R. *. Sin-ma-gir, Abp. Ann.
HABL
II,
47
(KB
p. 212).
III
s.
55.
Nabu -qa(?)-at-u-da K. 241,
spec.
JADD 527, R.E. of the king, wa^ /M, JADD 349, R. 4 860, JADD 25,R.,y. (Ep. Q). M .^^, B. C. 645 E. 4 (IIIR 49, of A-kar-ti-Se, JADD 307,
II u.
,
(?),
i,'
108. A ....,
Nabu^qip-ensi^/^, perhaps: Nabfi[-za]-qip-ensi, JADD 228, R. e (cf. sub Naba-kip-pik).

Nabu-rab-ahe
no. 3;
Ep.
F).
Nabu-rimanni
1.
"Nabu, have mercy on me!"

[
(^PA-SU-PAP^
175,2. 115,
HABL
Sm.
5
55, II
13,
spec.
a;
2.
A.BA,
3.
AK-rim-an-ni, Shmk.: CT X, pi. 7, 43. PA-ri-man-an-ni, K. 24 1, 1 25, spec. 5446, b ?].

PA-rmt-a-ni,
875, R.6.
(B. (B.
JADD
(III
HABL
2 1,
47,
B. C. 664?).
165,2. 192,6. 845, R. 2

2
K. 241,
spec.
f
(B.C. 682). 152, R. 7 JADD R. C. 656). 368, //(?). 385, R. *. 440, R. 14 C. 692). 446, R. , 7 (Ep. Q). *A.BA,
59,
Nabu 2 -ra-mat
amtu,
>
"Nabu she holds dear"

315,
i
JADD
h
R.
(B. C.
68 1).
62,
B. E.
i.
nappah
//.
hurasi, B. C. 686,
JADD
(B. C. 667).
R.
^rabki-sir,
JADD 453, B.C.663(?), JADD 470,5.

I 24,
Nabu-ram(ra im)-napisti
-
"Nabu loves the

112,
55, II
living
d
4.
AK-nm-an-ni, K.
241,
spec.
being"
Nabii-rim-ilani
"Nabu
l
,
is
the wildox of the
PA-RAM-ZI,
f.
JADD
R.
10,
j-
(B.
C 700).
1.
gods"
d
K. 241, III so; Sm. of Nabn-$um-iddin,
spec.
27,
3.
AK-AM-ANP
9588.
HABL
K. 24 1,
947,
a.
KK.
h
4800.
JADD
Nabu-ram-nisesu
"Nabu loves
775,
2.
his people"
[140,
2.
2].
2.
2.
d PA-
AM- AN*
"l
1
,
JPA-RAM-UNPt-su,
[628,
2].
HABL
a.
425,
la
Nabu-risua
d
Ni-nua,
JADD
ha-za-nu spec. 261, R. 6. 263, R. *

1 47,
776,
777,
K. 241,
III 2 9;
Sm.
Nabu-ram-zlr d
55, II
11,
spec.
"Nabu is my helper" texts, see TNB)

III
50,
(for
NBa.
"Nabu loves AK-RAM-KUL, s. of

I
the seed"
Ardi-Ea, bel pihati,
1.
'PA-ID. DAH-u-a, K. 241,

PA-ri-su-n-a,
spec.
854, R.9.
2.
JADD
51.
[605,
R.
5?],
Mna.:
Nabu-res-isi d 1.
- 66, II u.
"Nabu,
lift
KB IV p. 66. up my head!"
217,
2.
K. 241,
III
spec. 82-5-22, 536.
Nabu 2 -RU-ZI
AK-SAG-i-si,
HABL
Cf.
K. 1197,2
s.
(probably K. 241, IV 38, spec,
Nabn-tariq-napisti),
2.
3.
(WSml. II, p. 17). d PA-SAG-ILI, K. 241,

d
of Mannu-dik-bel-alak,
(Ep.
JADD
R. s
641,
III III
47,
48,
spec.
spec.
h mukil
Q.
PA-SAG-i-$i, K. 241,
i.
*Nabu 2 -sa-gab (WSem.),
JADD 55,
(B. C. 690).
No.
158
Nabu--sa-gi-ib
s.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
2.
'lAK-GAR-in-MU,
Melis.:
London
103,
IV,
28
of Pakdisa, nappah hurasi of queens
(KB
d
3.
2
III
i,
p. 160); prob. indentical with(i).
palace
HABL
11
847,52.
PA-GAR-MU,
K. 241, IV M spec.
,
Nabu-'-sa-kipigib?)
HABL 85,
(Ep.W).
k
(V R
54,
,a).
JADD 88,
/
L. E.
Nabu -sakin(6^.Atf)-ud-du "Nabu light" K. 241, IV 11, spec. Nabu 2 -saknu(/lft-)
effects
[193, R.E..?].
K.24I, IV 25,
(Ep. P).
spec.
"Nabu
/
is
I),
governor"
III
A.BA,
4.
maXu,
R.
JADD JADD 85
R. E.
628, R.
1, 1 14.
[a].
maS1
JADD
102, L. E.
(Ep.
p. i73f.
Epon. Y,
se,
JADD
Nabu-sallim, see Nabn-u$allim.
193,
Nabu-sallim-ahe
III
"Nabu, keep the brothers

t
Nabu
-sa-ki(?)-pu(r),
K. 241,
is
spec.
1.
f.
safe!"
dPA-DI-PAP* l
Nabu-salim
1.
"Nabu
s.
merciful"
of
ea.
*ra6&i-fir,JADD32S,R.E.t
241, III
102,
i, 4,
AK-sa-lim,
Aplaia,
of Marduk-apal-iddin,
(Ep. B).
2.
Abp.:
(III
R
e.
33),
VI
57,
*PA-*al-lim-PAP* 1 K.
,
10,
spec.
3
K. 11289.
2.
s.
of Nabu-teme,
JADD
R.
(Ep.
I.)
PA-sa-lim,
JADD
so.
:
62, R.
w#r
/>/?//,
Nabu 2 -sal-lim-a-ni "Nabu,

K. 241,
1 23,
keep me
safe!"
JADD
iddin,
P2
Son of Marduk-apalB K. 1741, VI 23, 27 (WSml.IIl, Abp.

857, II
II ?3 .
spec.
Nabu-sallimsunu
1.
"Nabu, keep them

h
safe!"
ll
50-
AK-$al-lim-$ii-nu,
Nabii-salla,
Nabu -sa(?)-tam-mu-eres(P/Af-dO, K. 241, see Nabn-usalla.
u~ni
rabu pit dup-$ar um-ma-an Sarrukin $ar m<ltAssur

$ cirri
h
bu-uk-ru Har-ma-ak-ki
B. C. 714, Sarg. VIII
2.
th
,
dup-$ar Sarri,
h
"Nabu is protection" d PA-AN.SUR, K. 241, III 4 "spec. Nabu-sir-ilani "Nabu is the highest of the
Nabu-salulu
o,
428.
92,6.
39,
PA-DISu-nu,
a-a,
VS
91,
2.
e.
$e-lap-pa,
JADD
38,
R.E.
R.E.
1
(Ep. D).
e.
gods"
1.
3.
l
,
tiPA-Sal-lim-iu-nu,
94,6.
OLZ VIII,
VS
I
VS 1 85,
PA-MAH-ANt
t
2.
dPA-si-ri-ANt l
2
K. 241, I 52, spec. K. 241, I .13, spec.
4.
*PA-$al-lim-M-nu,
f.
86,
7.
Nabu
-sab-si (cf.
Nabn-u$ab$i)
4
of Nabn-nadin-ahe,
JADD
172, R. n.
K. 11521, E.
Sarri,
(KGAS
259, R.
is
145).
*.
ardutamar
Nabu-sapik-zer
JADD
Nabu-saduni
"Nabu
t
our mountain (cf.NBa.
"Nabu pours out seed" (for TNB) d PA-DUB-KUL, JADD 385,3,11. K. 241,11,50.
NBa.
texts, see
II
5,
Nabn-Sadanu TNB)
dPA-KUR-u-ni K. 241,
Nabu--saqu(A7^/)-ana(?)-ilani K. 241,
spec.
IV
8,
spec.
*A.A,
pt.
r,
Nabii-saqu-ina-mati
"Nabu
s.
is
exalted in the
JADD
Nabu
'-sa-gim
14,
L. E.
/.
country"
VIII,
d
(cf. Sa-gi-im-mulBE OBa. n~gu-um-Urra Dilbat) *A.BA, JADD 383, R. ie (IIIR
PA-NIM-AS-KUR,
3, 15
ofAqar-Nabu.CXX,
(KB
th IV, p. 92), 20 year of Nabu-
50, no. 4;
apal-iddin.
B. C. 674).
Nabu-sar-ahesu
"Nabu
is
king of his bro-
Nabii-sakin-remu
1.
"Nabu effects mercy" PA-GAR-DAGAL, K. 241, IV, spec.

5,
thers (for NBa. texts, see TNB) *AK-L UGAL-SE&'-Su, HABL 349, z. K. 97^
captured
in
2.
PA-GAR-LID, JADD
Nabu-sakin-sulmu
1.
"Nabu
t
349,4 (Ep. Q). effects welfare"
Elam.
2.
.
2.
2.
<*PA-GAR-$ul-me, JADD 869, IV, 5, a barn. *PA-$a-kin-DI-mu JADD 624, R. /,, B. C.

687.
PA-MAN-PAPV-Su, HABL 302, 447, a masmaht^. JADD 246, R. /*. \\^^. 818, 927, lie. KK. 241, III 22, spec. 681.
5.
7484. Epon. B. C. 645
(?),
HABL 5
1
8,
R. n.
Nabu-sakin-sum
i.
"Nabu
s.
effects a
name"
[pahatul\ KB iv" p. 62.
h
879, R.g
(III R
37,
62,
b).
AK-M-kin-MU, Merod. I: IV R
of Ardi-Ea,
R.i. 68, R.t>;
IIIR
t
34,
94:
142, h
JADD 24,
>"" f
pahat
i.
Sa-
38, Use.
mir-i-na.
asu
JADD
769, K.
T.
XL in.
159
Nabu 2 -sar-hi-ilani
"Nabu
spec.
is
mighty among the
6.
gods"
K. 241,
to
1.
PA-MAN-PAP (=iica:), HABL 413, s (or: Nabn-$ar-iddint}. 769, JADD 124,

2.
1 54,
R. R.
j (B. C. 674). 342,

j.
R.
503, R. 9. 601,
Nabu-sarhu-ubasa
d
"Nabu has put the mighty shame"
622, L. E.
(Ep. D).
880, II
696,
17.
(B. C.
648?). 700,2. 754,i2.
899,9,1119.
PA-sar-hu-u-ba-$a,
2.
''PA-sar-hu-UR,
HABL 512,3. HABL 512,9.

TNB)
h
922,
IV
3, 2.
servant
1006, R.
of Nabtt-ahe-$allim.
.
925, R.
1010, R.
11.
ic. 11.
1018,
1072,
Nabu-sar-ibni
(for
1.
"Nabu has created the king"

texts, see
R.
R.
i6.
2.
1024,16. 1030,
R.
1041, R.
NBa.
K. 5637. Epon. B. C. 784, of Kurban,

C,
I,
AK-LUGAL-ib-ni,
sak-na
HABL
939,
5.
846,
13.
Canon
682,
C, IV,
27; III
a!
2.
<*PA-LUGAL-KAK,
(cf.
-
HABL
29,
2)
Zakin
15;
Epon. B. C. Marqasi, Canon A, V, 42;

i,
III 33
Nabii-sar-iddin
"Nabu has given the king"

I
JADD
143, R.
21, R.
2.
129,
s,
in
Ar.
5(r).
-JT1D1M CIS
endorsement called
0"1DD1.
132, R.
a(?).
'PA-MAN- AS'(? or: Nabn-sar-usur\

413,
2-
HABL
136, R.5.
2.
166, L. E.
i.
213,
R.
9.
222, R.e. 276, L.E.

437, R. E.
2.
363, R.5. 370,

e.
Nabu-sar-ilani
(for
"Nabu
1
,
is
king of the gods"
R.
3.
679, R.
1098,
III, 10.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
64,
12
PA-MAN-AN* JADD
K. 241,
I 46,
(B. C. 672).
Epon.(=E), B.C.620(? seePEiSER, MVG vi, p. 132), *A.BA man, JADD 711, R.i 5
(IIIR 46, no. 2); VSI, 84, R.E.2. 85, R.E.i.
88,
49,
37.
spec.
is
Nabu-sarranni
d
"Nabu
our king"
(for
NBa.
h
,
JADD
7
266,
7.
R.V (HI
h
R 49,
t
texts, see
1.
TNB)
.
a;
B.C. 670). 267, R.

1
840,114.
h
A.BA
2.
PA-LUGAL-ra[-ni}\ Sm. 2015. d PA-MAN-a-ni, HABL 628, R. 5
JADD
70,
JADD JADD
a-a-lu,
60,
i,
814,
is.
pihati (Ep. G). b el pihati lNinua, ki-sir

853,
5.
bel
L.E./ (B.C. 674). 79-7-8, 190. a/a,JADD a! A r0 ali Ninua, JADD 261, 851, III 4.
sa Sin-aherlba,
JADD
160,
854,
9.
da-
JADD
h
R. E.
R.7.
d
3.
Ep. G).
241,
1 4 i,
mutir puti,
II
44.
JADD 860,
h
(IIIR 48, c; III 5. h rab
PA-MAN-an-ni, K.
spec.
ekalli,
JADD
857,
640, R.^(?).
h
rab karani,
Nabu-sar-usur
(cf.
"Nabu,
protect the king!"

NBa.
h
JADD
R.
h
rab
Ar. docket ISlonD STEVENSON, Contexts, see
s (Ep. Q).
477, R.
s.
ki-sir, h rab ki-sir
JADD
349,
mar
is.
tracts, no. 2; for

1.
TNB)
646,
27.
Sarrt,
JADD 857,
III is(?),
IV
9.
860, III
h
AK-LUGAL-PAP,
apli
s, 25,
rab sage sd Asur-ban(?),
sar
R.
>*'
19.
Attar, B. C. 655 h rab kisir,

*
.
JADD
rab ki-sir rab saqe, JADD 857, II 27. ki-sir sa sarri, JADD 211, R. /?.
ki-sir $d
rab
h rab
(?),
d 2.
AK-L UGAL-SES,
527, R.
e.
HABL 462, R. ri $a sarri, HABL

KK.
153).
JADD
h
<?.
$epa sa 470, R. 21.
mar sarri,
h
B. C. 663
salsu,
JADD
202, R. *
66,
2, 4,
16,
rab MU.GI, K. 11450 (KGAS h rab ki-sir, HABL 275, R. 5. 17).

cf.
(B.C. 670). 612, R.

h (B. C. 666). $aqu,
462,21.
rab $aqe,
no.d),
1288,
h
2,
R.
Nabii-sezib
tur-tan,
JADD JADD 1021,
(B.C. 686). 627, R. 9 344, R. E. /. 386,
R.
7.
R.
d
3.
7. 11446, 10 (KGAS 150. sa bit Babili, K. 16.
sangu
"Nabu,
h
deliver!" (see also Nabfi-
utezib)
31.
AK-LUGAL-u-sur,]KDD
175, R. 6 (KGAS 67). AK-MAN-PAP, HABL
741,
82-5-22,
1.
AK-$e-zib,
irrisu,
apati, B. C. 667,

896,5,14, R.
/
3.
u.
/.
mukil
d
4.
770,
2.
Epon.B.C.
27.
2.
JPA-h-zti,
4, 11
HABL
JADD
269,
3
17,
7
787 (cf. Balatif), sa h Epon. B. C. 682, sakin

215, R.
13.
"/
...., 81-2-4, 187,

"l
(B.C.687). 28, R.
13 (B.
(B. C.686). 64,
R.
rab
ki-sir,
Mar-qa-si, JADD JADD 414, R. *

e
(B.C. 672). 264,

681).
C. 688).
(B.C.
579,
6.
411,
4.
(Ep. A).
<*
5.
PA-LUGAL-PAP, JADD
i.
53,
(B. C. 672).
KK.995- I3I39- D.T. 224. 367, R. /. 448, R. -/o. 858,8.
472, s(?) (B. C. 668). *

,
JADD
apa.i,
mukil
No.
i6o
KNUT TALLQVIST.
B.C. 670-663, JADD 115, R. s (IIIR 47, no. i). 116, R. 7 174, R. *. 185, R. 7 [247,
.
.
d
4.
PA-MU-As, HABL 60,

64, 2. 66, 2. 68, T C 7 2 2 *? 9' 4. o IT/* .3 j*i
>i
2.
61,
2.
62,
72,
3.
63,
73,
*7
2. 2.
2.
69,
2.
70,
s.
2.
R. R.
*.
296, R.
/,.
408, R. j-. 421, R. * 470, B. C. 673, JADD 431, R. ,.?. *$ann,
// r
I 1
L\s+J
A//7A77--**77,/r* V tl t/ilt\ L
2.
dU
^27- o c/1 oc J
19 / T */ /
3 S
O *
9
.
374,
2.
2.
375,
2.
376,
3.
377,
2.
538,
2.
557,
Nabu-sezibanni "Nabu, deliver mel"

"JSTtOISi Jer. 39, is;
(>
Bi.
683,
845, R.
JADD 57,
R. s
(B. C. 644?).
cf.Nabfl-$u-zu-ba-an-ni
BE
1.
<f
VIII, pt.
i)
8S.R.J. 577, R.^- K. 24 1, II, 12, spec. 7403. M./W, JADD 52, R. j. 225, L. E. ,. 330,
2.
AK-Xe-jsM-a-ni,'JADD 353, 2. d PA-$e-zib-a-ni, Abp. A, III R 18, II 17, var. to (3). JADD 76, R. ,
h
R.
II 4e;
(B. C. 676)". 447,
R.
6 (B.
C. 683). 502,
Ann.
(B. C. 652).
. . .
R., (B. B. 676). *asa, h mukll apate, B. C. 671,

h
JADD JADD
851,
h
II,
13.
60, B. E.
2.
NI. SUR,
<?.
JADD 775,
.for;7
4.
Ate
*//
.,
JADD
805,
d
3.
^<2^
$a
eli bit
.
Sarrani, B. C.
/.
JADD
860,
s. s.
rab eUrte $a Nimia, HABL 816,2. rakbu, 200, R. is (B. C. 667). 857, IV, 2.
II, 13.
6s6(?),
JADD 48,
R. 3
49, R.
e. 5.
PA-se-zib-an-ni, HABL 298,
JADD
K. 241,
237,
I, 82,
R.
//
(B.C. 665). 680,
4,
R.
of Adad-$ezibani, VS I, 87, i. of Im JADD 499, R. /

,
(B. C. 670).
spec.
s.
s.
of Nabn-raim-napiUi,
A.BA
bel
of Nikktt, set
in Athribis,
p.
1
by Ashurbanipal
II,
as lord
pihati "'Dnr-ârrukln, B. C. 667,
JADD
Abp.: Ann.
29, no.
I,
i.
17
(KB
II,
66).
IIIR
s.
Nabu-sum-eres
(for
1.
"Nabu has planted

texts, see
h
a son"
5.
R 47, b). JADD 869, III, d PA-MU-SE-na HABL 685,

27,
8 (III
50,
of
Su
14.
2.
NBa.
TNB)
f.ofBrtIll, es
81,
Nabu-sum-imbi
1.
AK-MU-KAM-e$,
etir
.
TIG.EN.NA,
;
and Naba-ndid, Abp.: Ann. (KB II, P 182); B, IV, 27, 63 VI,
"Nabu has called a name" h d m AK-MU-im-bi, mar A$-$ur(t nisakki) TU d h bit Nabn $a-ku Barsip, Nsi,: VS I, 36,
l
84
III
6.
Rm.
Ill,
105,
I b,
9,
22;
11,5.
i.
(IIIR 31. 33;

2.
KB
II,
p. 244. 258).
d 2. PA-MU-im-[bi\
JADD
892,
AK-MU-KAN, HABL
n
906,
6.
nasiku $a
Nabu-sum-iqisa
1.
"Nabu has presented

1129,
II, 8 ,
10.
a son"
"*Tu-bn-li--a*t
HABL
1112,
6.
PA-MU-PIN-e$, K. 14130. A TIG. EN. Abp. B: K. 1732, II 5. Nabu-sum-ibni "Nabu has created a son"
3.
NA,
(for
2.
AK-MU-BA-$a, HABL d PA-MU-BA-$a, K. 241,
spec.
NBa.
1.
texts, see
TNB)
Nabu-sum-iskun "Nabu has effected (cf. IDOttDISD APO) d r. AK-MU-GAR-un\ JADD 841, R.
170,
717).
2
son"
i.
VAT
2.
PA-MU-ib-ni, 83-1-18, 554. d PA-MU-KAK, K. 241, II, 45, spec.
KB IV, (VS V no. HABL 1016, R.

2.
B,
5,
p. 166; B. C.
9
(time Sarg.)
Nabii-sum-iddin
"Nabu has given
a son"(cf. Ar.
(WSml.
I,
p. 40).
KK.
862.
4778.
7435.
docket "nEDI M, STEVENSON, Contracts,

no. 9)
1.
81-2-4, 379-
81-7-27, 32. Writer of astro-
logical reports,
71,
2.
7.
KK.
791. 14150. 80-7-19,
AK-MU-As, HABL
682,
2.
372,
2.
373,
2.
55;
-
66 (TRep.
II,
41. 81, C. 167,
A. 223, A).
684,
2.
686,
2.
1033,
K. 10991. K. 1898. time of
King of Babylon,
with Sarru
Dyn.
H Nabu-
2. 3.
d
<f
AK-MU-SE, K. 13018. AK-MU-SE-na,HAEL6s,

3034.
A r#
birti,
cf.
sumiskun
2.
King-list A, IV,
67,
2.
identical
mar
2, probably Dakuri, the
HABL 422,
191.
h
8,
Chaldean king of Bit-Dakuri, Rm.

I b,
s.
Ill,
105,
Sargonll,
WAFII, p.
I,
$angtt apst
IB;
cf.
WAF
I,
p. 261.
ENGUR,
s.
OBI,
83,
h
15
of Danmi-Nabn,
TU
(KB IV, p. 64). bit h Naba h $atam

,
of Marduk-apal-iddin, Senn.: Bav. 37 Co. 50 (I 43); VS I, 77, 14); (III
s.
Ezida, Rm. Ill, 105, I 21. of Sazib-Marduk, mar Arad-Ea, tuptar

b
R.
f.
16.
Sarri, Merod.
I:
Susa
16, II
7.
of [Marduk]-apal-iddin, Chron. cf. KING, Chronicles I, p. 203.
3
,
R.
s;
T. XLIII.

d
161
2.
AK-MU-ti-kun,
Sipri,
HABL 778,
7.
s.
/l
\O9\,i.
mar
1.
HABL 627,
2.
'<AK-MU-GI, JADD 235, "AK-MU-SI.DI, HABL

(IVR47,
no.
2.
i,
259,
2.
2.
2.
260, * 265,
2.
s.
of Silla, 81-2-4, 78.
i).
261,
2. 2.
1
262,
I
264,
3.
'tPA-MU-GAR, h A.BA, B. C.
Babili\
s.
HABL 428,
670,
2.
JADD
12
th
925,7.
.
35O,
<{
2.
8ll,
III7,
h
128,
4.
2.
JADD
I,
625, R. ,5
(8
$ar
3.
PA-MU-GIS, HABL
K. 241,
11,25,
101,
JADD 235,
ai
12.
Nsi.:
VS
i.
36,
IV
year).
Nsi.:
spec.
A.BA (m&r
R.
2.
2.
Ninua),
of Arkdt-ili-damqa,
TU bit dSu -ti-ti,

VS
2.
s.
f.
IV 7Y7&/ oMter, Mzta, Nsi.:

I,
VS
36,
B. C. 698-694, 4 <<PA-MU-SI.DI,
JADD 58,
191, R. 4.
rf
I,
36, III
7.
/?.
263, 276, R. e, brother's son to Zaklrru h ma$$a. K. 241,
HABL
of Mulezib-Nabn, R. E.
501, R.
JADD
/.
869, IV,
II, 24,
spec.
4.
<<PA-MU-GAR-un,
/.
HABL 779, JADD 101,

595, R.
j.
Nabu-sum-ukin
(for
1.
"Nabu has established

texts, see
s.
a son'
602, R.
?.
NBa.
TNB)
677,2. K. 241, IV,
12,
spec.
mukil apate Q{
803. 81-2-4,
AK-MU-DU,
of Nabn-nadin-zer
(> Na-
Sennacherib, JADD253,e. Writer of astrological reports,
KK.
19. 785.
dinu], king of Babylonia, Nabusumukin II, B. .732, King-list,'A, IV 5, abbrev. Sum-
102. 82-5-22,59. 83-1-18,200. 611.89-4-26,
ukin, q. v.
s.
s.
19 (TRep. 17. 95. 151. 190. 215. 230). of Arkat-ill-damqa, Kandal.: VS V, 5, 3*.
of Kudur,
HABL 469,
R.
12.
2.
<f
King of Babylonia (Dynasty H), Nabu-
AK-MU-u-kin, king of Babylon, Nabu3 sumukin I, Chron. R. 2, contemp.
shumishkunl, $ar ""'Kardunias, fought

with Adad-nirari
(III), circ.
with
d
Tuk{ulti-Ninib
1.
II];
f.
of \Nabn\-apal}1
B. C. 895, sucIll, 3.
iddin, ibid.,
3.
ceeded Samas-mudammiq, Synchron.

9,
PA-MU-DU,
B. C. 697,
K. 241,
III, 37,
spec.
.
A.BA,
(for
10
(KB
I,
p. 200).
JADD
h
198,
R.
d
5.
PA-MU-il-kun, K.
B. C. 698,
241, IV,
13,
spec.
h
A.BA,
apate,
Nabu-sum-usur
JADD
475, R.
7.
mukil
NBa.
1.
texts, see
"Nabu, protect the son!" TNB)
JADD
s.
628, R. 3 (Ep. P).

6
AK-MU-PAP,
of Marduk-apal-iddin, Senn.: Tay. VI,
samalln me-me-ni, owner of Surpu-tablet, K. 8868.

t
(KB
II,
p. 108), cf. no. (i).
2.
AK-MU-SES,s.rfIddin- d [Pap\sukkal
Merod.
I:
*....,
Nabu-sum-kitti-lisir
"Nabu, may
h
the true son

d
3.
VS
I,
34,
22.
succeed"
d
PA-MU-PAP, JADD
B. E.
,.
61, R.
(Ep. L).
79,
PA-MU-D U- CIS,
R. E.
*
A.BA, B.C.7
2,
JADD 5,
1
324, L. E. 3
(III R 48,
no. 3;
KB IV,
7403.
(IIIR 47, no. 10;

cf.
KB
IV, p.
10:
Nabu-him-kini$-liEr;
Nabu-sum-kitti-usur
TNB, p. 263 b). "Nabu, protect the true

K. 241,
I,
10,
79-7-8, 190. qepu, Sa dNabu at
p. 116). 346,3.630, R./.?. k
KK. 5420 b.
1, 17.
h JADD 860, $angfl Kalah, JADD 640, R.; (Ep.O).

//
son!"
d
641, R.
(Ep. C). 642, R.
(Ep. R).
PA-MU-DU-PAP,
strong!"
spec.
Nabu-sum-usesi
dPA-MU-u-h-si
Nabu-sum-libur
"Nabu, may the son grow
(possibly
Nabn-tmdest),
VS
F,
cf.
I,
87,
9.
''AK-MU-li-bur, sar kiâti, upon a duck-
Nabu'-tab-ni-bul-lit (Ba.)
formed wight, Lay. 83
WEISSHACII,
Nku.: London, 102, IV,

Nabu-tabni-usur
20.
ZDMG6r, p-394f, probably identical with

[Nabu}-MU-li-bur, sarnt, Chron. and with dAK-ML[-libur\ King-list
the last king of
4
,
I 10,
"Nabu, protect what thou hast created!" (cf. TNB)

t
III
4,
*PA-tab-ni-PAP
HABL
525,
..
Dynasty D, about
B. C.
p. 58f.
105043, seeScHNABEL,
Nabu-sum-lisir"Nabu,
No.
i.
MVG 13,
TNB)
NabiiMah-hi-se-me, K. 241, IV, 32, spec. Nabu-taklak "In Nabu I trust"

i.
maythe son succeed!"
AK-1dk-lak,
897,
i.
HABL 524,
,.
9,
time of Sargon
/
II.
(for later Ba. texts, see
898,
JADD
631, R.
(B. C. 680).
62
2.
3.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"PA-tak-lak,
<tPA-tdk-lak,
JADD
33,
(B. C. 692). 493,
K. 241,
II 4
Nabn-museln(}
NIM\ ana3.
HABL
KK.
1057,5.
JADD
,
122,
R.
7;
Hani, ibid. 1.5; cf.
123, R. j (B. C. 682). 576, R.
(B. C. 676).
ana\a-na-ilani
"Nabu
NBa, Nabn^ni-ib\SAcalls to the

44, n.
134,
601, R.5.
5138. 5517. 5537.
gods" TNB, Neb.

NabuMar-ti-ba-usur (PAP),
320,
is,
2.
Nabu-talim-usur" Nabu,
(for
1.
protect thebrother!"
K. 241,
spec.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
I,
VS
17,
I,
99,
2.
ttPA-ta-li-me-PAP, K. 241,
*PA-
spec.
Nabu 2 tat-tan-usur (SES)

-
TAM. MA-PAP, K. 241, I, 10, spec. Nabu-tapput-illak"Nabu comes to assistance"

2.
1.
"Nabu, p r o t e c t w h a t thou hast given!" (cf. TNB, p. 1493) Nabd. Ann. I u (KB III, pt. 2, p. 128).
AK-tap-put-DU-ak, rabsaq, Epon., see SCHEIL, Recueil des travaux, XXIV, Notes d'epigr. LXII, 3, and OLZ VII, 70.
h
I,
Na-bu-ii-i (hypocor., cf. Nabuiii)

''itparu, B. C. 683,
JADD
447, R.
9.
rab
ki-
sir $a rtpare, B. C. 68 1,
JADD
59, R..?.
2.
3.
JPA-tap-put-DU, rablaq> Epon., VS,

d
87,
33.
I,
Nabutu (hypocor.)
1.
PA-tap-pu-ut-DU,
93,
si.
rab$aq,
Epon.,
VS
Na-bu-ti,
JADD
IV,
287,
i.
Brother of Mar-
biti-ûm-ibni,
-
Nku.:
London,
102,
I,
22.
Nabu-taqbi-lisir d
KB
p. 84.
PA-tdq-bi-Sl.DI, Sm.
55,
I,
14,
spec.
in
2.
Na-bu-ut-tu,
B. C. 679).
Rm.
157, ,5
Nabu-taqqinanni (cf. Bab. texts TNB)

1.
Nabu-tuqqinanni
(KB
IV,
p. 124;
later
3.
Na-bu-tii, K. 4285, R.
5.
JADD
718,
2.
JPA-LAL-a-ni, JADD h s. vi Da-da- a- a, A.BA,

R. E.
s.
,.
21, R. 3 (B. C. 682).
Nabu Muk-lat-su
s.
"Nabu
is
Ep G JADD
160,
of Tabni,
A.BA, Ep.G,
PRASEK,
2.
^PA-LAL-an-ni,
JADD GMP
160, R.
I,
7.
of Nabn-midesi, K. 872, R. js (time Abp.). NabuMuk-lat-u-a "Nabu is my help"
his help" gs. of Bel-kundi-ilia,
p. 99:
4,
K. 241, IV,
Nabu-tukte-eriba d
si,
spec.
Nabu-lal-ilani hazami),
h [A].BA, 1008, R. 10. dPA-LAL-in-a-ni hA.BA
)
'
HABL
645, R.
3.
(B. C. 680)
JADD
PA-tuk-te-e-SU, K. 241, III, 9, spec. Nabu 2 -tuk-te-tir-ra (cf. Nabr^-tuk-ti-e-tir-ri,
see
36O, R.
d
4.
12.
I, 41,
TNB) Sm.
spec.
644?).
i.
55,
is
I,
n, spec.
PA-LAL-in-an-ni, K. 241,
Nabu-tukulti"Nabu
see
my
1
help"
(for
NBa.
texts,
5.
6.
JADD 57, R. , (B. C. d PA-tdq-qin-an-ni JADD 852, IV,

PA-LAL-nl,
t
TNB)
101,3.
^PA-KU-ti.HP&L
K. 24 1, IV, 2 8, spec.
NabuMaras(? /^Z,)-eres(/W-^) K. 241, II, si, spec.

1 NabuMariba-usurt?-^-/^/ ), K.
Nabu'2 -tukulti(A'^7-//)-edi(?//.V)
"Nabu
is
the
help of the one"

241,
c.
1, 12.
Sm
55,
K. 241, IV,
29,
spec.
1
II,
u, spec.
HABL
JADD
spec.
III
525, R.
NabuMukulti-ensi^SYC )
"Nabu
is
the help of
Nabu-taris d
"Nabu
s,
directs"
621,
the weak"
L. E.
/
PA-LAL-is,
K. 24 1, V,
(Ep. F).
K. 241, IV,
so,
spec.
(cf.
2)
Epon. B.C. 721, Canon A,
Nabu 2 -tur-sa-an-ni
NabT^-tur^]-ra-sa-an-ni
V,
3;
C,
III, ie;
i,
V,
t
II, 2.
ardu $a Za-pa-nu
i.
B.
JADD 1098, C. 679, JADD
Nabd. 916,
K. 241,
1 40,
spec.
*rab &i-sir,JADD 675, R. 19. hrakbu Sarri, Ep. A, Q, JADD 211, R. E. *. 308, R. 10. 309, R. s. h rakbu $a mar Sarri,
161,
Nabu'Me-me(abbrev. cf. NBa. Pa-ni-Nabii-te-e-mu CUDDS CIS II, 62, and Nabii-teme-utir]
>
f.
of Nabtt-Sallim-ahe,
JADD
102,
2.
JADD
400, R.
312, R.
,
,o.
*jfa
sepa, Ep. q,
JADD
to
Nabu Me-e-me-u-tir
K. 241,
III, 57,
2.
spec.
NabuMaris(Z^Z,)-ana-ilani
"Nabu directs
the gods"
Nabu 2 -UGUR (haiatu, namsarnt] h rab dan-dan, JADD 494, R.
/o.
T. XLIII.
163
Nabu-udammiq, or Nabn-damiq,
Nabu-ukin
d
texts, see
q. v.
kuru,
(for
CT X,
pi, 5i
11.
na-si-ku of
7.
Nar
Tu-
"Nabu has established"

TNB)
III, 36,
NBa.
a
bu-li--a$,
3.
HABL
t
1112,
'AK-$al-lim,
mar Dakar u,
4, 10,
D.T. 301.
PA-DU,
K. 241,
spec.
dAK-u-lal-lim of Bit Dakuru, 4.
HABL 229,
u.
Nabu-unammir, see Nabn-nammir.
Nabu 2 -ur-kiMu-usur(/M/>)
K. 241,
Nabu
2
I,
7,
spec.
Btt-'"Da-ku-ru. 747, i. In enquiry of Sama.s i. 65. 83-1-18, 748, of time Esarhaddon, 83-1-18, 531. oracle,
258,
2.
336,
$a
nl
-u-sip-pi
s.
697
Nsi.:
(KGAS
46. 72).
of Asur, sangfi dAdad,

I
VS
1,
36, III
,2.
s.
Nabu-usalla"Nabu
'see
1.
implored "(for NBa. texts,

5.
at
of Marduk-apal-iddin, 17, 25, R. 3. 1131, 5.

III, 26,
HABL
1114,
10,
TNB)
h
''PA-DI, K. 241,
spec.
PA-sal-la, saknu oi Hesa, HABL4I4, io,is.

PA-sal-li,
2.
d
f.
JADD
830,
i.
h d 6. PA-DI-im, A.BA, 6.0.694, dPA- GI K. t 241, III, 25; Sm. 55, 7.
JADD 28
1, 5,
R. ,3
spec,
mar
of Ahir-bel-dan-an,
JADD
"l
354, B. E.
2.
Dakuru, Shmk.:
8.
rf
CT
X,
h
,
pi. 5, 10; 7, 45.
d
3.
PA-u-sal-la, K. 4752. sa
A-bu-ri-e, Sarg.
Ann.
7.
268.
$a
eli
al "'"'Gambuli, Abp. B:
/^-jf^/-/^,HABL6oo, 8 la-pi-a-a. JADD 58, R.E. / (B.C. 694). 254, R. 6. 503, R. 10.
5ii,R.
4.
4.
VI, (HI R 33). d PA-u-sal-li, HABL 206, 223, R. n. JADB 5, JADD 812, L.E.2. K.24I, IV,
2.
661,2. 675,
13.
909,5.
K. 241,
III, 27.
II, 12.
2,
4515. of Esarhaddon,
L. E.
s. 2
In enquiry of
Samas
oracle, time
2. 1 1
KK.
48.
4268, L. E.
8).
459,
spec. Abp. B: K. 1741, VI,
37,
var. to (4).
(KG AS
p. 130);
1 1
Nabu 2 -usur(/^P)-an-ni K. 241,

Nabu-usabsi
\.
1, 20,
"Nabu, protect me!"

called into being"
266,
2.
oiBa-la-su, of Bit-Dakuru, Esarh. A,
11,52
spec.
d
9.
(KB
267,2.
II,
B,
III, 27
(KB
II,
p. 146).
"Nabu has
PA-u-$al-lim,
HABL
ion, R.
ie.
4.
AK-GAL-ti,
859, R.20.
1
HABL
R. 5,
6.
270,2.
s.
of Qu-ni-i,
272,2. 294,2. 456,4. 517,1.
752,2. 753,2.
NabQ 2 -ii-sa-an-ni
K. 241,
Nabu-usezib
JADB, 5, II, "Nabu, come

spec.
to
my
help!"
05 2,
KK. 909. 4489. 4748, 6
1, 35,
(WSml.
II,
p. 64).
12013 (TRep. 274, N).
"Nabu has saved"

TNB, BE
28
(for
NBa.
texts,
81-2-4,313.452. 509.82-5-22,133.83-1-18, h 125. Bu. 91-5-9, 23. $a-kn f/rw/^K. 433,21;
see
1.
IX,
X; see
256,
also Nabu-SeziV)
AK-u-Se-zib,
HABL
R.
5.
750,
i.
R.
8. 10
(KB
s.
IV, p. 170; B. C. 648?).
of ASur,
III
,0.
TU
bit dNabn, Nshi.:
VS
I,
36,
754, (WSml. II, p. 55). (WSml. II, p. 51). K. 3024,
808, R.
1028,
writer to king.
12960.
Rm.
157,
13
(KB
IV, p. 124; B. C.
2.
dAKd
TUK-h,
HABL
R
9
100,
2.
679).
81-7-27,48.
3.
AK-u-sab-$i,
Tigl. B,
15 (II
of Blt-Silani\
67.
mar
p. 12).
Silani'.
2.
PA-u-$e-zib, K.379O, R. 3 (B.C. 680;

h
KB
.
IV,
KB
II,
II,
*arru\
p. 124).
$alhi, B.C. 670,
Tigl. IV,
d
4.
PI. 1
s.
(KB
p. 4)
W.BA,
Nabu-usibsi, see
B. C. 66o(?),
JADD JADD 12, R. 3
202, R.j.
AK-u-hb-si,
of Nabn-zer-iddin, Mshi.:
Nabn-u$abU.
VS
d
5.
I,
-35,19.
KB
IV, p. 96.
268,2.
Nabu--u-zu-bu
271,2.
PA-GAL-U,
273,
i.
HABL
2.
269,2.
K. 241, IV,
20,
spec.
751,
945,2.
JADD
safe"
51,5 (B.C. 683).
K. 13003. 79-7-8,
Nabu-usallim
3i5(?).
(for
Nabu-zakir (abbrev., tf.Nabn-zakir-$um\ for texts, see TNB)

1.
NBa.
"Nabu kept
cf.lbtflM
120)
NBa.
texts,
d
d
see
d d
= KGAS
1.
TNB,
APO, dbmu K.3;88

12.
2.
AK-sa-kir, K. 1616. PA-za-kir, K. 241, IV,
22,
spec.
Nabu-zakir-sum
749,
2.
i.
"Nabu
is
proclaimer
of
2.
AK-Dl-im, HABL 576, AK-Gl, HABL 527, is.

i.
'750,
mar Da-
posterity" (also in OBa. PA-za-kir-MU, K. 241, IV, si, spec.
&
NBa.
texts)
No.
164
Nabu-zaqip (abbrev.,
d
cf.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Nabn-zaqip-enti] PA-za-qip, JADB [5, III, is]. K. 241, IV, h rab alani, JADD 693, R. 5. spec.
the righteousness succeed!"(forNBa.

23,
texts, see TNB) i.<<PA-KUL-DU-GIS
h
t
hazanu
/].
sann
160,
8
sa
NabiP-za-qip-ensi^/G")
"Nabu upholds
the
2.
"'Ninua,
48, c;
JADD
G).
[92, L. E.
(III
weak"
K. 241, IV, 24, spec. NabG-zer..:., K. 4 793, 31 (WSml.II,
332,
p. 69).
Ep.
JPA-KUL-DU-SI.DI,
HABL
b.
1107,2.
JADD
T>.<<PA-KUL-ZI-GIS,
tf
Naid-Marduk
II, 15
7
R.j (B.C.
670?).
(= 4),
(IIIR
barantt nabalkattanu, Esarh. B,

15.
Nabu-zer-ibni
(cf.
1.
"Nabu has created seed" NBa. Nabn-zi-ir-ib-ni Dar. 266, IG)

s.
KB
II,
p. 144).
Cf.
K. 2671,
AK-KUL-ib-nu, h A.BA, Sarg. St.

462, R.
27
of Bft-maXfari-i&nu,
4.
(ZA II, p. 299. WAF I, p. 522). '<PA-KUL-ZI-SI.DI, s. of Marduk-apaliddin, b. of
II, 23
(KB
IV, p. 168).
Nd id-Mar duk, Esarh. A,

II,
II, 32
2.
JAK-KUL-KAKJU^t). *gur-ru-6u,HABl,
d
(IR45.
KB
p. 128).
3.
PA-KUL-ib-ni, K. 4678 = HABL 1014, R.

15,
(WSml.
II,
p. 20).
Nabu-zer-lisir (abbrev.; for

8.
1.
NBa.
texts, see
42)
TNB,
dAK-KUL-li-U-ir
Nabd. 687,
511,
i,
d
4.
PA-KUL-KAK, JADD
41 7,
7.
R.
3.
(B. C. 672).
II, 46,
<*AK-KUL-GIS,
d
HABL
s.
R.
4.
507, R.
S.
630,
18.
909,
K. 241,
2.
AK-KUL-SI.DI,
III
13.
spec.
158,
4.
1524.
$AG
a '"~
'Ru-
HABL
f.
ti.M-Marduk-bal&tu descend, of Ardi-Ea, Neb. I, Nippur,

t
21 .
Nabu-zer-iddin
1.
2.
"Nabu has given seed" (cf. Bi. nnrfl3; for NBa. texts, see TNB) JAK-kuL-MU, HABL 754, u. 1106, 10. d AK-KUL-SE-na, HABL 808, 10. 1095,
i.
of ntar-htm-fre$,
3.
"PA-KUL-GIS,
spec. 4267.
f.
HABL
rab qanfi, IV R 9, R. 45. 512, i. K. 241, II, 26
150,
2.
VS
I,
35, H,
is
var. to (4).
K. 12947.
80-7-9, 34.
4.
HABL 873, PA-KUL-SLDI, HABL 223, 2

of Su-ma-a-a,
P- 13).
15.
(WSml.
II,
Sm. 80: descend, of Arad-Ea.

f.
of Nabtt-uttdSi, Mshi.:
p. 96).
VS
1,35,20
(KB IV,
(Ep. Q).
a.
Nabii 2 -zeru-u-a (hypocor.)
JADD
29,
R.
(B. C. 693).
d
3.
PA-KUL-As,
170, L. E.
/.
JADD
212,
i,
165,
R. E.
4(?)
(B.C. 687). 226,

*
Nabu-zer-ukin "Nabu has established seed" (for NBa. texts, see TNB)
1.
571, R.
10.
K. 241,
7
;
II, 13,
spec. 4277.
2
''AK-KUL-GI.NA,
d
HABL 412,
2.
JADD
R.
B.
s.
202, R.
266, R.
1,
(B.C. 670). 503,

i.
2.
PA-KUL-DU,
time of Abp.
s.
otNabn-mu...., ^4453,
kalii,
660,
JADD 85 III, JADD 444, R.

h
mukll apati,
445,
, 7.
R.
//
3.
-'PA-KUL-u-kin,
HABL
332,
2.
(KB
R.s.
.
IV, p. 136).
mukll apati $a mar

R.
7]
Nabu-zer-usur
(for
"Nabu,
protect the seed!"

674).
Sarri,
JADD
[256,
(B. C. 676).
477,
4.
GAB**, JADD 60, R. 4 hA.BA, B.C. 686, JADD 612, R. E. /. d PA-KUL-SE-na, JADD 264, R. / (B. C. 688 ?).
B. C. 671,
f.
h rakbu
TNB) PA-KUL-PAP, JADD 383, R. 9 (B. C. Nabu-zer-usabsi "Nabu has called seed
'
NBa.
texts, see
into
being"
i.
otBel-iddin, Mshi.:
P- 94)-
VS
d
I,
35,1,49
(KB
IV,
AK-KUL-GAl-h,
p. 398), 7
th
94-6- 1 1, 36,7 (ZA IX, of Sinsharishkun. nasiku year
s.
of Ilu-ba-ni,
III
,6.
TU bit
PA,
Nshi.:
VS
I,
36,
f.
of
Nar-
TubuliaS,
28.
HABL
906,
5.
1112,
5.
of Silla, K. 433,
Nabu-zer-iqisa
d
"Nabu has presented seed"

texts, see
(for TNB) AK-KUL-BA-$a, K. 965. d 2. PA-KUL-BA-Sa, K. 241, II, 9, spec. Nabu-zer-kitti-llsir "Nabu, may the seed of
1.
NBa.
Nabu 2 -zuq-pa-an-ni "Nabu, K. 241, 1, 33, spec.
uphold me!"
Nabu-zuqup-ken"Nabu, uphold the true one!" s. of Mardiik-sum-iqlSa, gs. or descendant

of Gabbi-ilani-ereS,
h
A.BA
(*rab
A.BAf
T. XLIII.

~
I6 5
C. 693,
Ka-lah\ scribe of numerous astrological works, mostly at Calah, some at ASsur,

flourished B. C.
1
al
5.
SE-ni-PAP' 1 Epon. B.
,
IIIR
i,
Vs.,
var. to (i).
Epon.
Cf.
B. C. 688,
IIIR
9.
i,
Vs*,
716684
KK. 2 3 30 (III R
5 3, 4 4
var. to
b),
6.
7-
(i).
d
.
JADD 66,
1
R.
AK-zu-qup- GI. NA,

f.
SE-na-SESf, Bu.
91-5-9, 88.
8,
22 th year
of Rtar-Sum-ereL 2670 (III R 2, no. XXII; of Sennacherib), calls IStar222. 81-7-27, 81.
SE-PAP",
HABL
R.
5.
mar
/akin
sum-eres his son. 9452. 13839. Sm. 1070.
K. 1880,2 (WSml.II, p. 66). 3d alSi-me-rc, Epon. B.C. 693, JADD 491, R. n, cf. 238,
R.
k
is.
Rm.
2.
"'
Epon.
B. C. 688,
AK-zu-qu-up- GL NA, KK. 1 37. 2679, 10. 2686 th (IIIR 2, no. I; 6 year of Sargon). 3044
A.BA
(B. C. 669),
JADD 1098, JADD 188, R.

K.24I,
III, 4 .
7.
Nadin-ahi (abbrev.)
1.
XVI; i6 th year of Sargon). st 3068 (III R 2, no. XVII I year of Senna(IIIR

2,
no.
AS-PAP(= Edu-usurl], JADD 114, 5

v
Xo
12.
(spec.).
(?).
cherib).
3074 (IIIR
2,
no. XIII;
th
year
2.
SE-na-SES,
906,
10.
HABL 475,
14.
5.
496,
859, R.
8.
of Sargon). 3163 (III R 2, no. XVIII; th 4 year of Sennacherib). 4024 (IIIR 64,
35,
964, R.
K. 1135 (NBa). TRep.

th
277
s.
AE.
(7
b).
5282. 9487. [10084]. 10967.

854.
11309.
11614. Sm.
d
'3,
930.
Rm.
155
(CT
29,
of dNa-na-a-kardbi, 94-6-1 1, 36, 10 of Sin-sar-iskun ZA IX p. 398).

;
year
49,36). 81-2-4, 327-
Bu. 91-5-9, 97.

75 (B. C. 694).
2,
Nadin
(abbrev.,
for
cf.
Nabu-nadm-zfr\
Na8ioq;
PA-zu-qu-up- GI.NA, KK.

2678
1
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
I,
(B. C. 711).
3055 (IIIR
no
XV;
;
1.
Na-din, king of Babylon, Chron. B,

see
(3).
15;
year of Sargon). 3066 (III R 2, no. XII th 15 year of Sargon). 3068 (CT 30, 25). Sm. [985]. -- Cf. Marduk-$um-iqi$a and
th
2.
Na-di-ni,
B.
26
(II
JADD 21,3 (B. C. 682). R 67. KB II, p. 14), of

393,
i,
Tigl. IV,
Larak.
2.
Gabbi-ilani-ere$.
3.
Na-di-nu,
Na-ad-ba-nu
h
(cf.
Kur^-ba-a-nu]
tanl,
R.
1 1
s.
HABL n 767,
2.
i
2.
5.
394,
2.
395,
.
498,
R.
JADD 368, 2
KK.
Writer
8393.
ardu $a hsukkalli
709).
JADD
4 1, 30 (B. C.
of astrological reports,
81-2-4, 89
1384.
(TRep. 1440. 226. 274 F). In

of
h
*Na-ad-bi-ia-a-u
cf.
(cf.
He
l-PliS,
Na-ad-bi-ia
BE IX;
R.
9
s.
enquiry
Samas
h
oracle,
K. 11480
also Kiir^]-ba\bi-AN-a-a
apati,
30
(KGAS
234,
55).
A.BA, B.C. 671,
JADD
60,
mukil
B. C. 710,
a;
JADD
R.
9;
cf.
SE-na,
A.BA, under
Iddina.
Nshi.:
(IIIR 49,
KB
IV, p. 112).
Na-di-i (cf. Na-di(-e]
TNB,
NccSio^ = Nadin}
,
of Arkat-ili-damqa,
TU bit
Naba,
VSI,
s.
36, III//.
PSBA XXX
h
(1908), p. 112,
s (B. C. 681).
A.BA,
1
,
B. C. 742,
JADD
5].
75,
R.
, 7.
(Nabonassar), king of Babylon, B. C. 734 732, Chron. B, I, is, u.

<C Nabn-nadin-zer
t
of Nabn-nasir
Nadin-ahe (abbrev.; or Iddin-ahe]

1.
q. v.
2.
AS-PAP* JADD
IIIR
i,
[114,
V
29,
3 i;
B. C. 688
2.
Epon. IIIR i,
i.
B. C. 693,
f.
of Apia,
HABL
f.
336, R.
K. 8433.
3fi
cf.
Nadin-aplu (abbrev.; for
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
R.
25.
JADD
f.
R.
32,
s.
264, R.
masmasu,
Na-din-A,
of Za-ri-i,
HABL 49,
HABL 447,7. JADD

of Zer-lfUr
1
,
851,
1 2.
9.
JADD
880, I
Epon.
246, R.
Al
,6.
MDOG
558,
2
36
p. 24.
2.
3-
MU-SES*
ta Bag-da-di,
JADD
10.
Na-din-ia (hypocor.)
Epon.
B. C. 693 or 688, sa
h
Dnr....
HABL
Na-din-ilu
(WSml.
II,
p. 63).
Sarrum,]ADD 400, R.
sa-ktn
"'"'.
"A
JADD
4-
240, R.
,
17.
HABL
B. C. 688,
giver is the god" 913, i (WSml. II, p. 39).
SE-na-PAPP 1 Epon.
R.
4.
JADD
2.
17,
$a-kw
"l
Si-me-ra\ir,
2.
Epon.
R.
B. C.
Na-din-lstar(^F) f. of Nathu-qatar,
JADB
2, I, s.
693,
No.
i.
JADD
133, R.
145,
NMn-sum(SE-M[7)
(abbrev.)
JADD
296, R.
s.
i66
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Nadnaia (hypocor.) 1. Nad-na-a-a, K. 241, IX, 2. SE-a-a, K. 771, 2.
484,
29,
3.
729,
6
2.
JADD
h
100,
R.
6.
(B.C. 687).
32 ,
spec.
285, R.
(B. C. 686). 947, *
K. 241, X,
,
spec. 7797. Sm. 333 (?).
Nadnu(Atea) (hypocor.)
1.
R. 3
"t <lt
(B. C. 669).
Na-ad(a)-ni, $ar
Ann., VIII,
69
Na-ba-a-a-ti, Abp.:
8.
s.
of
Hani,
JADD 366, JADD 241, B. C. 707, JADD 350, R. 9

Sann,
i,
i,
n.
(V R
'"' at
KB
II,
p. 220).
2.
3.
2.
Na-ad(af)-nu, nasiku Sa '"^latburi,
Sarg.
Ann. IIIR
281.
24,
sar
Na-ba-a-a-ti,
;
Abp. A,
Na--id-AN, 81-2-4, Ir 4Na--di-AN, K. 1246, in letter. Epon. B. C. Tukulti-N. II, Ann. R. 65, Sakin '""'Kum;
VIII
53, 63
KB
II,
p. 218);
II, 30,
B,
Ann. VIII, 56 IIIR 34, VIII,

h
(VR
ae,
8.
muhi.
Na'id-lstar
1.
37,41 ;
"Exalted
is
Ishtar"
9
,
35, no. 6,
39, 40.
Na-ba-a-tu-u-a,
I-XV,
s.
JADD
b.
88,
R.
(Ep. W).
HABL
*Na-ga-a
117,
6, 12.
of Istar-Sum-iddin
49,
9, Ep. R). of Nabn-aSarid,
JADD
642,
(III
JADB
639,
6, I,
3.
13.
21,
5.
h rab
kisir,
HABL
2.
f.
I-
XV
JADD
is
446, R.
ie.
s.
of iStar-Sum-iddin,
JADD
642,
i.
*Na-ha-ra(-a)-u
Tina,
(cf.
Ni-fta-rti, Ni-ftar-a-u,
Bi.
Na'id-Marduk
"Exalted
Marduk"
8 1 5,1.
,
(for
NBa.
fym, Naxap a deity,

266, R. 4 (IIIR 49,
5 (III
KA
p.
477 f.)
1.
texts, see
TNB)
JADD
335,
so, a.
B. C. 670).
I-<*AMAR.UD,
I-Mar-duk,
d
s.
HABL
R 46,
eo,
d.
B.C. 687).
KB
IV,
2.
JADD
166, R. E.
(Ep. S).
pp.
1 1
8.
130.
3. I-
Mar-duk,
HABL
223, R.
5.
*Na-hi-ri(-i) (cf. Bi. -nn?)
JADD
*Nahke (Eg.,
79,
cf.
4, e.
404, R.
(B. C. 674).
of Marduk-apal-iddin (Merodach-Bal. II), b. of Nabn-zer-kitti-liUr, Esarh. B, II, 20

p. 144).
t
STEINDORFF, BA I,
17, 1 97;
p. 349,
l
RANKE,
HininSi,
4.
Material, p. 30) Na-afy-ki-e, tar
(IIIR 15. KB II, Na-id- d AMAR.UD
HABL
3
576,
15.
917,2
p. 22).
Abp. A, IIIR
Ann.
1, 95
(VR
I.
(WSml.
III4,
5.
II,
p. 7). 958,
(WSml.
II,
KB
II,
p. 162).
13,20,21,23.
K. 1973. 29O5;
Cf.
nO.
15,
(3).
cf.
Na(?)-ah-na-zu,
Ta'annek
4, n.
Na--id- dAMAR,UD,
no.
(4).
HABL
839,
*Na-ah-ra-ma-as-si (Eg.,
cf.
cf.
RANKE, Material
21,
33,
p. 13,
81-7-27, 205 (Na-ah(?)-id-\
owner
Hamassi)
TA
messenger of
6.
or scribe of tablet.
Amenophis
1J5"innn5,
III to
Tushratta.
*Na-ah-ti-hu-ru-an-si-ni
(Eg. Nht-Hr-ne-sn(w), STEINDORFF, BA I, p. 353,

p.
Na--id- d Mar-duk, s. of Merodach-Baladan II, b. of Nabn-zer-kitti-lisir, Esarh. A,

11,35
(IR45.
KB
II,
p. 128).
RANKE,
I 104.
Material,
30) Sar
ai
Pi-$ap-
*Na-i-ie-ri
f.
1i\--a\nu-ti,
Abp.: A, IIIR
II,
17, I ioe;
Ann.
*f
of
(?)
h-ga-bu,
h
VS
I,
109,
2.
--KB
h rakbu
p. 162. is
Na-ki-'-a,
see JNaqia.
Naid-Adad
1.
"Exalted
421, R.
Adad"
Na-ku(?hab)-du,
mar
Sipri,
,
HABL
I,
4.
815, R.
ie.
I-*IM,
R.J-.
GAB*', B.C. 670,

/j.
1
,
JADD
60,
*Na-al .,
.,
VAT 4581,
Capp.
(VS
242,
107).
*Na-ki-li-e-it,
T-D
2.
T-
U,
h
6.
rakbu
GAB*
is
B. C. 670,
JADD
420,
R.
Na'id-Asur
*Na-ma-di (nrna^S?), Ta'annek 4, 5. d Nam-gar-dur- En-lil (as the name of a canal,
"Exalted
Ashur"
2
BE
X,
p. 70), Melis.:
London,
3 4.
2,
103, III,
23
I-AS-sur,
B. E.
i
JADD
370,
(B. C.682). 452. 616,
(KB
189,
III, i,
p. 158).
(B. C. 695).
*Nam-ia(-wa)-za/zi (Mit.)
e,
TA
53,
129,
s.
82.
151, n.
Na-'-id-E-se-ri-ga
R.
.
2,
.
9,
25.
194,
of Sutarna,
195,*-
HABL
Naid-ilu
i.
212,
15,
slave.
is
gs. of
[$a-uS-Sa?\-tar.
is, 26.
"Exalted
the god"
193,2. 194,2195.
197,
17.
234,
250,
24.
J 96 2 Governor of the
.
T-AN,
HABL
192,2.
city of
Kumidi.
T. XLIII.
I6 7
'Na-mir-ti
(cf. Na-mir-tum TNB, OBa. >"Namra-tum Dilbat), HABL 527, R. 2 Nam-mu-u-a (hypercor., cf. perhaps OBa. Na.
Na-an-na-a,
r
JADD
743, R. n.
Na-an-ni-a
m. of Nnr-IStar,
Nap-har-ilu
VS
I,
87,
4.
mi-â, Na-mi-ia-tum
s.
t
RPN
Bl. st,
Qi h $angtt dAdad Merod.II:
IV,
39.
Epon.
cf.
B. C. 729, of Kirruri,
III
r,
IVio;
Namru "Shining" (also in Cass. texts, BE XIV, XV, and in OBa. texts Na-am-ru-um
Liphur-ilu.
*Naphururia
T-D LC, Nam-rum RPN;

CLAY, PNC,
Nam-ri,
f.
cf.
Na-mi-ir-ilu.
p.
10)
7
Neferkheperure, RANKE, 14, Amenophis IV, king of B.C. Egypt, 13771361, s. of Ameno(Eg.
Material, p.
of Ea-zer-iqtia, Simb. Lay. 53,

I
phis III (Nibmuria) and Teye, husband
f.
(KING, BBS, pi. 20). of Nabn-nadin-ahe,

p. 68);
of Tadukhepa
(TA
i;
28,
g):
\Na-ap-fyu\-ra-
R 66,
15
b (KB IV,
16
,
r[i-i]a TA
10,
t
Na-ap-hu--ru-ri-[ia\ 8,1;
PSBA XIX
(1897), p. 71,
time
Na-ap-hu-ri-i
rl-ia 26,
16,1;
Na-ap-hu-ru-ri-a,
11,1.
of Mna.
14,1; {Na-ap-hu}-ru-ri-ia, 7,1;

.
Na-ap-hur1,
rtKi-din-dNINJB, Merod.I: Susai6,II 5 Nam-sa-a Capp. Ch. 13, to.

f.
.
.
27, 32, 40, 4C, 50, 54, 59.
27,
39
Napi, ei,
.,
hur-i-ri-ia, 28,
65, 07, 71
;
i;
Nap-hu-u-ri-ia, 29,
i;
Na-na-a
f.
Ni-ip-hu-ur-ri-ri-ia, 9,
... ip-hu-ri
. .
Hu-ui.
of Rabi-Asur, Capp. G,
2, 10.
ri-i-i[a], 41, 2;
.(?),
210,
Na-na[-a
s.
of Marduk-ballit,
JADD
i.
387,
i.
Na-pi-i (cf. Si--na-pi), *f Na-ap-te-ra (Eg., RANKE,
JADD
388,
i.
Material, p.
14),
wi.
"Na-na-a-?, slave,
f
VS
I,
98,
of Ramses
Na(?)-qa-ba-a-a, *f
II,
Boghazkoi, MDOG 55,

877,
10.
p. 21.
Na-na-a-a-dad.
.,
JADD
S^ps
of Saga,
(cf.
Na-na-ni
JADD 210, 4 (Ep. W). ntarani\ JADD 384, R. 9

VS VS
I
I,
Naqi'a
(WSem.
Zakntu,
q. v.)
Na~na-su
f.
Maid of Sennacherib, daughter-in-law of Sargon, mother of Esarhaddon, si. of

JAbi-rami\
1.
otErida, Mzs.:
35,
10
(KB
99,
IV, p. 94).
Na-na(-a)-ti (hypocor.,
cf.OBa.<<Nanna(SES.Kl')I,
SNa-ki--a
SNi-iq-a,
536,
a
JADD
645, R.
2.
tum T-D LC),

"Na-na-a-u-sal-li
f.
87,
10.
i.
2.
"Nana
implored"
965,
9,
ummu (KGAS
$a Asur-ah-iddin, 83-1-18,
101).
AkeSa, fd Na-na-usabi( 7 67^)
of
HABL
R.
7,
19.
Na-ra-gi-e
Pt.
h
(cf.
Nargl, Na-rag-gu Camb.
BE
VIII,
O
ki-sir,
JADD
Nani
(cf.
213,
3,
slave sold, B. C. 68 1.
rab
HABL
144.
Palm.
133,
OBa. Na-nu-um
p.
1
Dilbat,
Na-nu
u.
Naram-Sin
CLAY, PNC,
1.
Na-a-ni,
Rm.
58
10)
"The belowed of Sin" Na-ram- d XXX, 82-5-22, 106,

$arru-etir-'
n "*Anur
writer
to
HABL
13.
1073,
4,
2.
3.
Na-a-ni-i,
Na-ni-i,
JADD
877,
2.
see
17.
WAF
s.
II,
p. 58.
$ar kiHat $ar matati, Ancient king of Ak-
HABL 950, JADB2, III, 3,VIII,3. JADD 198, R. q (B. C. 697). [597, R.
*].
kad,
of Sargon
I (cf.
HROZNY,
',
WZKM
26, p. i53f.):
1
.
741,23. 899,1,29.
VSI,87,
27
h
.
JADD
Na-ra-am- dEN. ZU Chron. K R. i, s. of Sart
425, B. E.
JADD male, JADD

VIII, n.
*Na-ni-be(?)-im
f.
d pirhinu ta Nabu (Ep. O, R), h 640, R. 16. 642, R. E. 3. rld gami.
rukln, contemp. with Ris-Adad, the king
741,21.
sammaru JADB
t
2,
of Apirak. Nabd. Rm. A, Sarrukln. I R 3, no. VII,
II,
i,
4,
III,
s,
s.
of
sar kibratim
arbaim. Sarru abu labiru, Neb.

III
3,
3.
8( >.
Rm. 673,
of Da-hi(ti)-a, Capp. G,
2.
dNa-ra-am-'i p. i64fif.
Na-nMa (hypocor.; for OBa. and NBa. T-D LC, TNB) JADD 66 1, 7.
No.
i.
texts, see
EN.ZU, OBI, 4, etc., see SAK, danum lar kibratim arbaim,

pi. i,
DEP
VI,
no.
i,
no.
2,
5.
68
KNUT TALLQVIST.
3.
Na-ra-am- dXXX Nabd. Rm. B, I, K

t
(VR 6.5.
*Na-as-hu-gab-ri (Arb.)
"Nashkhu
5, 1, 13.
is
my
man'
KB III, 2, p. 10), Sarru ulln. Nabd.Rm.C, 31 (V R 63. KB III, 2, p. 14, Sarru mahrtt.
1
JADB
s.
12, III,
2.
1,
of Ahi-nttri,
JADB
4.
Na-ram- d
9,
(I
I 27
XXX,
larru mahrtt Nabd. 81-7-1,

XI).
*Na-as-hu-id-ri (Ar.)
s.
"Nashkhu
Hamedi,
is
my
help"
a
(PSBA
II, 57
Nabd.
s.
Br. cyl.,
II, so
of Si-idri, in
JADB
I, II, 2.
R 69. KB III, 2, p. 84),

(VR
64.
of Sargon. Nabd.
III,
2,
Na-a8-hu-nadin-aplu(-AS-.<4)
"Nashkhu gives
5, I, 9.
Rm. A,
s.
KB
p. 104),
son"
s.
of Sarrukm. Nabd.
III, 2,
is
Rm. B,
I, ss
(VR 65,
2130,
1.
of Ilu-gabri,
JADB
is
s.
KB
p.
no), sarru ullu.
KK.
*Nashu-qatar
"Nashkhu
2,
1, 8 .
rock"
(Ar.)
in
R. ii,
8265,
(IV R 34). 2317.

tertu
5929. 5988,6. 6446.
Na-al-hu-qa-ta-ri,
of Nadi-IStar,
of Ahtta,
i, I,
Ana,
23,
(CT
i
27, 23; 28, 31).
10244,
2.
JADB
81-2-4, 219.
5.
Na(MULU]-ra-am-' XXX, lakibrati\arbai\ K. 8265, 22(0X27,23; cf. HOLMA, OLZ 15

(1912), 443
f.).
Na-aS-fau-qa-tar, s. of Nusku-ilia,
h
s.
JADB
5, 1, 3.
JADB
12, II,
u.
*Na-as-hu-sa-gab
(WSem.)
pu-sa-a-a
JADB
Na-ar-bat-tum
f.
*Na-as-hu-sa-ma-'-a-ni
2,
9.
(Ar.)
"Nashkhu
has
of Ga-gi, Capp. E,
,
heard me"
3"I3
Nargi (hypocor
cf.
Syr. l^jJ, Targ.
axe
>
X)
5
s.
of Rahima,
.
JADB
I, II, ss.
Na-si-ma
x^.Ii plough-tail,
1.
.,
Ta'annek 43.
5.
Pu.i15,A rtrR.
4
<
7-/'rtBE
Na-as-pa-ru-u-a
Nar-gi-i,
JADD
.
i,
(B. C. 731).
10
152,
(B. C. 656?). 209, R. //.. 31 1, R. h A.BA, B. C. 64 8(?), 538, R. 4
(Ep.
S).
Na-suh
JADD
HABL 907, JADD 476,

,
>
R.
//.
206,
Na-suh-apal-iskun(y2-6v47v )
"Nashkhu has
esta-
R.
s.
f.
,t
blished
a
i
son"
(B. C. 672).
cf.
of SamaS-naid,
JADD
*.
23,
(Ep. F).
2.
of Ahiini and Nabtt-ah-usur,

1
2.
3.
Ni-ir-gi-i,
JADD 498, R. Cf. Nir-gi-i, JADD 4, R. 6 (B. .644?).

(B. C. 677).
JADD 318, 1 ABL 83 2, 8

,
JADD
10.
64, R.
*Na-suh-di-li-nu (Ar.,
s.
St-dala -dilmi) ~
t
of Adad-dnri,
576, R. 9
].
s.
of U-a-si-i,
JADB 3, II, JADB 3, V,
2,
of
al
Ar-ri-zu.
15.
899,
III,
[929,
R.
*Na-3iih-di-im-ri (Ar., cf. Bi. -nat,
SArb.
1121, see
Na-as-hur-bel (see also Nishur-Bet)
also
under Zimrida.
3,
Epon., Sarg.
Na-sib-ilu
(cf.
KAHI
I,
41,
7.
Bit-Na-si-bi-ilu,
CT
JADB
X,
pi.
VI,
7.
VI
20)
HABL
1.
1072,1. 83-1-18, 695,
III, EO,
spec.
*Na-suh-[a-ba-ba 6, R.
JADD
h
c.
Nasir (abbrev.; for
NBa. texts, see BE IX, X, TNB)

of Ki-din- d Gu-la, lip-pal-pal
*Na-suh-la-u-a-ni (Ar.)
r/tt,
Na-si-ri,
s.
JADB
n,I,7.
is
Arad-Ea,
s.
DEP
VI
pi.
1,
no.
2,
p. 48.
Na-suh-li'(/?^)
7.
"Nashukh
mighty"
,5
otMus-ta-li, Melis.
DEP X
4.
pi. 12,
4.
VIII,
*hazanu,
JADD
i.
641, R.
(Ep. C).
2.
Na-si-ru,
HABL
499, R.
181,
i.
447, R.
722,2.
*Na-suh-ma-na-ni (Ar.)
KK.
4268, L. E.
1 1
11437, L. E.
i.
11477,
JADB
s.
7, I
Ill
9.
L.E.i.
48. 98.
9.
ii52i,L.E.
(KGAS6.
of Si-Umki,
108. 145). 81-2-4,61. 82-5-22,485,
JADB
13,
I, 12.
L. E.
124).
2.
83-1-18, 544, L. E.
148.
1
(KGAS
118.
Na-suh-nasi^P^P-zV)
"Nashukh protects"
Bi.
Bu. 91-5-9,
cf.
8 1.
*mahna$u,
i.
JADB
10,
VI
Sm. 471;
(d)
JADD
851,
I, io(r).
*Natan (abbrev.,
R. s
cf.
jns)
17,
Na-as-hu-a-a-li
h
sukkallu ($d
ni-ri-bi),
JADD
24,
Na-tan,
HABL 282,
R.
17.
839, R.
6.
1129,
25,
R.5- (B.C. 645).
R. 10. JADD 269, R.4 (B. htasiku, HABL 622, R. 4.
C. 681).
K. 1095.
T. XLIII.
169
14.
2.
3.
Na-tan-nu,
IABL 422,
h
5,
in letter to
Sargon.
1.
Na-ta-nu, Sarru Sa
839,
20.
tam-da-a-a,
HABL
2. (d) Na-zi-ma-ru-ta$,
3.
t
*Na-ta-niHa-a-ma
(Bi. irnsns)
4.
5.
2 )
82-7-14,550
(=
56191).
24, 24,
23,
*Na-ti-ni-i (cf. -pro h
irri$u,
APO JADD 742,

cf.
BE XIV: 41 a, BE XIV: 53, etc. Na-zi-ma-ru-td$ BE XIV: 79, 87,3, Na-zi-ma-ru-ut-d$, BE XIV: 50, d Na-zi-marut(ut)-ds, BE XIV: 77,8.
Na-zi-ma-ra-ta-d$,
7,
12.
6.
9.
6.
s.
^Na-zi-ma-ru-ut-ta-dS, of Ku-ri-gal-su, BE XIV: 39, 9.
OBI
55. 58.
Natnu, see
Nadnu.
(WSem.,
1
7.
*Na-tu-nu
-pro
APO, Na-tu-nu-um
8.
RPN, BE IX) JADD 86, R. (B.

7
Na-zi-ma-ru-ut-taS, 70, c of f. Kadahnan- Turgu, OBI: 61,4.

s.
BE XIV:
53,
4.
of Kurigalzu
dNIN.IB.
OBI
56. 78.
136,
2.
C. 674).
Na-zi-marut-ta$,
VR
44,
26 a,
renders Sils.
*Na-zi-' .....
f.
QiNim-gi-ra-bi-Marduk, DEP time of Kastilias.
Chron. P,
III, 23 ,
of K{uri'" at
II,
p. 93, 1
10,
Galzu}. Synchron.
1, 24, 26,
$dr
KarduII,
nia$ t contemp.vrith Adad-mrari.

61,
5)
DEP
Na-zi-bi(?) (cf. Na-si-bi-ilu, 13ttT3
POGNON,
pi.
6,
1, i,
$ar kiâti,
mar Kuri-Gahu,
II, 26,
JADD
$ar
ma{
741,
as.
lippalpal Burna-BuriaS;
$ar kiHati
dNa-zi-
*Na-zi-bu-ga-as (Cass.)
mar Kuri-Galzu
^Marut-tat, see
9.
((f
$ar
Babili.
Kardunias, a Cassite usurper, slain

is
BE
XIV.
by Ashur-uballit, mar la mamana,Synchr.

I,
11,
(II
65.
KB
>Na-zi-mu-ru-ta-d$,
60,
20,
see
BE XIV:
45,
9.
I,
p. I94ff.);
also
10.
etc.
t
called SuzigaS, q. v.
*Na-zi-bllMa-as (Cass.
I
[Sil-bel-}matati}
V R 44,
^Na-zi-mu-ru-tas
63,
9,
see
BE XIV:
s.
48
a,
e.
etc.
u.
11. 12.
Na-zi-mu-ru-ut-d$,
BE
XIV, 6 1,
f.
of
NINJB-bettunu, Merodach-Bal.
V,
i
WNa-zi-mu-ru-ut-ta-dS,
BE XIV:
47, n, etc.
II,
Bl. st.
(KB
*Na-zi-si-pak(.%ta/) (Cass.)
III,
i,
V R 44, 1
43.
p. 190).
Na-si- d En-lil, perhaps a Cassite king, see
BE XVII, pt. i, p. 68. Na-zMa (hypocor., cf. Na-zu-u-tum,

zu-a
f.
Nergal-ab-usur "Nergal, protect the father!" (for NBa. texts, see TNB)
BE XV.
Na-
WUGUR- AD-PAP, JADD

87,
37, 6 (B. C. 676).

h
BE VIII,
d
R. s.
88,
R.
s (Ep.
W).
rakbu,
JADD
1 '
pt. i)
,
of Bel-b-ka$ ____
K. 13
188.
256, R. 6 (B. C. 676).
Nazi-Marduk (Na-zih
AMAR. UD\ cf. Na-(ahl)-zidAMAR. UD, BE XVII, pt. i)

al
~
Nergal-ah-uUP"Nergal, protect thebrotherl

1.
UG(7R-PAP-PAP,1ADD6iS,s(Ep.T). 643,6.
sukkal
I 10
GUR-tttar, Merod.
IV, p. 60).
I:
IV
12.
2.
38,
WGUR-PAP-PAP,] ADD
R.
4.
413,9, R.4. 507,
(KB
h rab
(III
hanla, B. C. 698,
no.
2).
JADD
3.
328,
s.
of
Sad-dak-me, Neb. I,
p. 168.
VR 56,
KB
s.
R.
R 48,
of Sil-A$ur, sold,
III, i,
f.
JADD
is
3 14,
of Ka$sfi-him-iddina, Nku.: London, 102,

VI,
is.
- -
KB
Nergal-alik-pani, d
"Nergal
II, 15;
a leader"
B.
C.
i,
IV, p. 90.
I:
MAS.MAS-DU-SI, Epon.
B, II 12. 526, 82-5-22,
-n\
849,
II, 15;
f.
of Nabn-nasir, Merod.
-
IV R
38, II,
35.
Canon A,
II,
-
20; III
III,
f.
IV, p. 62. of Zeriâ, Nku.: London, 102, IV,
KB
KB
pt
2, p. 144.
4.
(hypocor.), or
675, R. u.
Mahna-
KB
IV, p. 88.
h
*Nazi-Maruttas (Cass.) Cassite king of Babylonia, circ. B. C. 1322
mutir puti,
JADD
pal-usur^t/^^^-^^) "Nergal, pro

tect the soul"
of Kurigalzu (II), gs. of BurnaBuriash, f. of Kadashman-Turgu

1297,
s.
mar Habban, VS
I,
57, II
5.
No.
i.
I/O
Nergal-asarid
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"Nergal
texts, see
is
the first one"

R. n,
(for
2.
UGUR-KAK-ut,
p.
Sarg.
St.,
IV, 29
(KB
IV,
NBa.
1.
TNB)
12.
164). 80-7-19, 43.
UGUR-MAS, HABL 307,

R.
s (III
JADD83,
50, no. 2,
17.
B. C. 679). 84, R. s
h rab
Nergaf-eres d 1.
(B. C. 679).
136,
(Ep. X). 230, R. ,3 (B.C.
"Nergal has planted" SI.DU-KAM-et, JADD 803, R. B. C. 804, of Rasappa, Canon

III
11.
Epon.
III,
27;
B,
684). 374, R.,* (B.C. 686). 877,2. kisir, JADD 349, R. // (Ep. Q).
2.
Ri,
I,
III, 13.
81-2-4, 187,8.
2.
''Sf.DLr-PfN-et,Epon.K.C.775, of Rasappa,
d
UGUR-MAS, JADD 252, 427, R. u (IIIR 48,58 b. B.C. 694).

i,
slave
sold.
3.
83-1-18,
R III, UGUR-KAN
III
III, 14.
42.
695, XI,
d
3.
4,
spec.
83-1-18,
47,
UGUR-SAG.KAL,
R.
is,
IG
Nergal ^gabbi-iqbil?^/^),
Nergal-etir
OLZ
VIII, sp. 131.
s.
1109, R. u, is), (TRep. 90. of Sin-karabi-isme, h $d Shmk.:

,
HABL
"Nergal spared"
(for
NBa.
texts,
CT X,
1.
see
d
TNB)
i
pi. 7, 49.
MAS.MAS-KAR-ir,]KDV
i,R.6(B.C676).
.
Nergal-balatsu-iqbi
"Nergal has announced
2.
3.
his life"
s.
UGUR-KAR-ir, JADD 1041, R. 6 d UGUR-KAR-ir,UP&L226, t. 227,

901,
a-ni,
2.
z.
'
of A-ta-rad-kal-me, aUpu, KING, VII tablets,
K. 7376.
h hazanu
7.
$a
"'
230 2. Pa-da-
App. V. Nergal '-bal-lit "Nergal, keep alive!"
HABL
(III
1072, R.
Writer of astro-
logical reports,
KK.
no.
701 (IIIR 51, no. IX).

722.
6).
HABL
218,2.
702
is
59,
5).
729
799.
Nergal-ban-ahe
"Nergal
creator of brodagil
is
no.
no.
III).
739
(IIIR 59, no.

763.
783.
RSI, 741 (III RSI,

(III
thers"
d SLDU-KAK-PAPPt
851,
III,
s.
t
VI).
749.
842.
856.
1322.
191,
138.
issttri,
JADD
901.
907. 972.
1302.
1306.
1309.
1342. 1369. 4708. 8861.
Sm. 1062. Rm.

103.
136.
Nergal-bel-kumua
"Nergal
my
represenB,
1, 35.
194.
196.
197.
81-2-4,
tant"
1.
81-7-27,
23.
95.
82-3-23,
H2.
82-5-22,
d
d
MAS.MAS-bil-ku-mu-u-a, Canon
III
49.57. 83-1-18, 171. 172. 173.208. 221.302.
2.
MAS. MAS-EN-ku-mu-u-a, Epon. B. C. 874,
Bu. 91-5-9, 7 (TRep.

39.
14.
22A.
30. 35. 37,
I,
I, 36.
Nergal-bel-mati
"Nergal
is
lord of the coun180, R. s
try"
d
1150. 79.8iK. A. 146. 146A. 149. i54 123. I36T. 137. 144 1576. 162. i8iA. 186. 195. I95A. 199.
78.
;
52 A. 69.
86. 92, 97.
MAS.MAS-EN-KUR, JADD
(for
199 A.
2076
208. 2i6C. 224. 225. 2436.
Nergal-bel-usur
d
"Nergal, protect the lord!" NBa. texts, see TNB)

342,
s.
252C. 272C. 274Q. 277. 277, K, Q). of Zunbu, sold, B. C. 694, JADD 201,
s.
3.
1.
MAS. MAS-EN-PAP, HABL

466,
4.
R. n.
d
4.
UGUR-SUR,
7
th
oiEtilli,
ZA
IX, p. 398,9,
year of Sin-shar-ishkun.
2.
3.
d d
SI.DU-U-PAP,
JADD
488,
3.
Nergal ibni
2.
"Nergal has created"
(for
NBa.
UGUR-EN-PAP,
367,
2.
HABL
911,
K. 5083.
1.
texts, see
TNB)
42, R. 3 (B. C. 670).
h
Nergal i-bil-ia
UGUR.KAK, JADD
388, R.
s.
JADD
f
sann &*#....,
JADD
77,
i,
Nergal-dan(<^-tf) "Nergal
is
judge"
2.
(Ep.
CD).
JADD
310,
3,
slave sold, B. C. 699, a female
UGUR-KAK-ni, A.BA,
R.,.
d
B. C. 695,
JADD 31,
(B.C. 686).
name?
Nergal-danani
"Nergal
is
h
our judge"
irrisu t
3.
UGUR-KAK, JADD
391, R.
10
9,
B. E.
6.
UGUR-dan-an-a-ni,
Nergal-epus d i.
JADD
6.
742, a.
s.
(III
R 48,
no.
B. C. 717).
"Nergal has made" SLDU-KAK-u$, JADD 661,
of Adad-$um-usur, B. C. 707, R.
/*,
JADD
350,
T. XLIII.
171
Nergal-iddin
texts,
"Nergal has given"

see
(for
NBa.
Nergal-qar-du
"Nergal
*
is
strong"
TNB;
Ar. docket
p(K)bS"0
sold.
JADD
(for
8 1, L. E.
(Ep. Q).
BE
d
VIII)
Nergal-rimanni
UGUR-SE-na,
738, R.
6.
JADD
261*6,
slave
"Nergal, be merciful tome!" NBa. texts, see TNB)

2
?).
Nergal-ilNa "Nergal is my god" 1 *MA MAS-AN-a-a, Epon. B. C. 8 1 8, III R

.
UG UR-rtm-a-ni,]ADD 3 3 3, R.E. (B.C. 648 Nergal-ri-su-u-a "Nergal is my helper" (for

i
,
NBa.
h
texts, see
,
TNB)
I,
II, 46.
Epon.
B. C. 809, tartan, III

I,
I, III,
s.
7.
sakin
.
.
PA.SE ki VS
.
57, II
i.
2.
UGUR-AN-a-a,
h
qatinnu,
B,
JADD 899, JADB 9, III, Epon.

i.
27.
1057,
Nergal-sa-li
s.
B. C. 831,
Canon
f.
II, as.
QiPir- d GAL, Nai: BM. 90936, BBS, p. 108, pi. CV).

R.
i.
II 13
(KiNG,
*
3.
JADD UGUR-AN-a-a, JADD

of Ibam-ilani,
h
446, R.
33,
4
10.
Nergal-sallim,
1.
"Nergal, keep safe!"

JADDox>6,3.
6
7.
(B. C. 692).
belpihati
i.
Mm
UGUR-âl-limÂSL,^,
at
La-jii-ri, B.
.670,
i,
JADD
2.
625,
Epon.
B. C. 831, III
II, 33
JADD 873, d UGUR-$al-lim, JADD

del pihati,
h
165,
R.
Nergal-ina-esi-etir(5OT?), copyist,
CT XVIII, 33,43.
kalbu$LIK)
10.
(Ep. Q).
bit
mar
Sarri,
HABL
Nergal(<W^\i4S)-is-ka-dan-in, Epon. B.C. 861,

III
32,
i,
II, 3 .
Nergal-sallimanni
1.
"Nergal, keep
me
safe!"
Nergal-kin-usur
d
"Nergal, protect the faithh
UGUR-$al-lim-a-?ii,
HSparu,
h rab
B. C. 698,
ful onel"
JADD
bel narkabti,]&W
2.
474, R.,*.
ki-sir,
MAS. MAS-D U-PAP,

860,
III, 17.
\Nergal-3al\-lim-an-ni,
6.0698,
JADD
Nergal-sar
.
473, R.
10 .
Nergal-mu-dam-iq
. .
.,
JADD
853, R.
is
Epon.
B. C. 835, of Kirruri
B,
II. 34;
(Rm
2,
97),
Nergal-sarranni
1.
Canon
K. 5656,
Nergal-na'id
III
i,
II, 29.
Nergal-mu-kin-pa-li-e
sb, spec.
is
2.
"Nergal UGUR-LUGAL-an-ni, HABL734, z. 735, ^ d UGUR-MAN-a-ni, HABL 3 5 8, R. 26 366, 2.

.
our king"
JADD
exalted"
676).
3.
860,
II, 27.
"Nergal
37,
<*UGUR-MAN-an-?ii,
368,
2.
HABL
203,
2.
367,
2.
JADD
R.S (B.C.
[569,
ij.
Nergal-nadin-ahi
(SE-PAP) "Nergal gives a brother"

1
Nergal-sar-usur
d
"Nergal, protect the king!"

[599, R.
ij.
JADD
140,
8.
Gf. of
Samh-Bel,
ZA
VI,
1.
(> Bi. -i2arte"i2) MAS. MAS-MAN-PAP, JADD

KK.
1
p. 326.
595, R.5. 7389,
h
11,4. 2.
JADD 433,
840,
h
11,3.
Nergal-nasir
"Nergal protects"
h
(for
NBa.
texts,
R.
2.
471, R.
14.
571, R.
mukll
see
1.
TNB)
sakin Sarri
6 " l Kur-ba-an-
/^/z',JADD[529,R.6. 596,R.r].
k
h rabnuha-
SLDU-PAP-ir,
a-a,
JADD
50,
R.
(Ep. H).
3.
2.
UGUR-PAP,
HABL 947,
4.
JADD
11.
252,
i,
timme, HABL 555, 4. $al$u, JADD 115, R. 2 (III R 47, is a. B. C. 664?). 116, R.^. 247, R.J. 448, R. 9 470, R. // (B.C. 663?).
.
slave sold. 338,

d
3.
K. 5380.
610, R.
738,
a.
6 1 1,
s.
R..5-.
$alhi dannu,
UGUR-PAP-ir,
Epon.
IV, 23;
HABL
3
;
B. C. 746,
of Nasibina,
l
Canon A,
2.
1, otDatan-Adad, dNE.NUN. GAL-LUGAL-u-su-ur, king of

.
JADD 408, R. B. C. 680, JADD 63 R. 4

67,
1, i,
2.
B,V,
C,II, 28; D,III, 8; var.

Na-si-bi-na,
Babylon, B. C.
Babili
d
3.
559555- IR
p. 70).
lar
U(l)-(PAP-ir\, ta
Canon E,
(KB
no.
III, 2,
+
f.
82-2-4, 187, R.
32.
PA(sic).
II
UG UR-MAN-PAP.TLpon.B.C.dyS,
3,
of Sarru-naid,
JADD
i6,4 (III
2.
R 47, so a).
i.
R 69,
R.
iab.
d
4.
UGUR-SES-ir,
i.
HABL
228,
229,
527,2.
4.
K. 882. 1901. Sm. 37.

No.
SI.DU-LUGAL-SES, see TNB.
in later
Bab. texts,
22*
1/2
5.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
UGUR-LUGAL-PAP, JADD 27,

49
(III
R 47,
l
d
4.
UGUR-MU-MU,
in
later
Bab.
texts, see
b. B. C. 667).
K.
io86(?).
5.
6.
UG[/R-MAN'-PAP,]ADD&,R.6(niR46 ud.
Ep.D). 396, R.
B. C. 678,
o.
TNB. d UGUR-MU-SE-na,
ibid.
630, R.
17,
Canon A, VI, 3; h rab BL L UB.

15.
534,! (B.C. 679). Epon. 301, R. 5.
Nergal-sum-usur
1.
"Nergal, protect the son!"

s.
JADD
h
UGUR-MU-PAP,
R. E.
/;
of Bel-},
JADD
177,
pahat
mSt
is.
cf. Ill,
p. 406.
JADD JADD
7.
854,
115,
iattu,
/
HABL
539, R.
2.
L.E.
(B.C. 664?). 325, R.E./

470, R.i7 (B.C. 663?).
983,
2.
UGUR-MU-SES, TNB, BE IX, X.
in later Bab. texts, see
(Ep. B).
d
439, R.
7.
UGUR-LUGAL-PAP, HABL
K. 13052. Sar Bdbili, Ng.
Inscriptions, no.
I, 26.
1
Nergal-taqbi-lisir d
UGUR-tdq-bi-li-\$ir\
14,20.
POGNON,
= d l]R.RA-DU-QAJ-GI.IS,
"Nergal
port"
320,
s,
K. 5656,
is
4 b,
1.
spec.;
4 a.
Nergal-tuk-la(?)-a-tu-u-a(?)
my
sup-
8.
UGUR-L UGAL-SES, K.
see
3 76.
i.
Sar Babili,
II,
TNB.
St.
R
15.
8,
no.
5,
Rm.
St.
599.
1.
JADD
Nabd.:
f.
Nergal-uballit (for
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
6.
of
LabaU-Marduk, Nabd.:
Vas.
UGUR-u-bal-lit,
JADD 388,
IIIR
I,
R.
857,
d
9.
UGUR-LUGAL-h-sur, king of Babylonia, Nabd: St. IV 2*; 83-1-18, 772. $ar Ba2.
bili,
Epon.
IV,
d
ss;
B. C. 731, of Afyi-Zufyina,
IV ie. Canon A,
K. 974.
B, V,
is;
IV,
88,
10.
Ng.
UGUR-TIN-it,
HABL
29,
15.
791, R.
10.
UGUR-MAN-PAP, HABL 580, JADD 192, R. 3 (B. C. 671). K

81-2-4, 131.
h
t
PBT
R.
2
.
I,
10,
2,
11.
rf
3.
/W?--/W-/*VJADD[8o4, 3
Epon.
IV,
ss,
].
H32,R.E. 2
8872.
bel pifyati, B.C. 648, K. 3742.
B. C. 731, of Afai-sttbina, III

cf.
i,
qepu B. C. 664, JADD 6 1 1, R.s.

B. C. 7 10,
JADD 377, R. k ialSu, h SAG Sd mar Sarri,

,.
2.
no.
(2).
Nerga!-u-bal-!it-su
JADD 416, R.
Epon., B. C. 678.
1.
JADD
d
367,
i.
Canon
s.
C, IV, 19. of h ttpu$MAH) 258, R.

3
$a ^larbuse, B.C. 666,
UGUR-KAR,
IV,
17,
king of Babylon, King-list A,

(2).
cf.
no.
JADD
s.
(=
801, R./5-; B. C.666?).

-j-
2.
of Marduk-$um-usur, K. 3742 R. s (B. C. 648 F).
K.4284
UGUR-u-$e-zib, king of Babylon, B.C. 693, Chron. B, II, M, 46, 47; III, 2, 5; cf. no. (i);
'Hpiye|3cxXou of the Ptolemaic canon.
Nergal-se-zib-a-ni
"Nergal, save me!"

*
Nergal-u-sib-si
"Nergal has called into being"

8.
JADD
622, R.
(Ep. D).
VS
e;
I,
57, II
Nergal-sum(J//)....,
that this
JADD
4
240, R.
a comie
s.
of Tu( Tani)-ma-$ad-dar, Nai.:
CT
X,
3, 27
parison with 238, R.
and
239,
shows
(KB
(for
IV, p, 94). 9
th
cent.
was
in B. C.
688 the kings son.
K-U,
AR
5
Nergal-zer-ibni
p. 51: Nergal-zer^-ibni}.
NBa.
"Nergal has created seed" texts, see TNB)

463, B. E.
i.
Nergal-su-me-rab-bi
K. 5656,
BI,
1.
b, spec.;
UGUR-KUL-KAK, JADD
d UR.RA-MU-GAL.
Nerigga-Samsi
5 a.
Nergal-sum-iddin
"Nergal has given poste-
QtHattuHl, Boghazkoi, 35, p. 28,43. Nesu "The lion" (cf. Hit. m UR-MAH rab dups.
MDOG
rity"
1.
MAS.MAS-MU-AS,s. QiNabn-mudammiq,
h
A.BA,
JADD
78 b.
640, R.
/*
(Ep. O).
4
IX, 632) Ni-e-$u\$u, Capp. Gol. II, 21. alik ptini ummanati $a
Sar't,
OLZ
Abp.
af
B, VII, n,
19,
Elamti.
2.
UGUR-MU-AS, JADD
(III
623, R. 4, R. E.
*Ni-bi-e (hypocor.)
R 46,
Ep. A).
908,
2.
HABL
909,
2.
59,
5.
d
3.
UGUR-MU-AS, HABL
s.
of Dalta, the king of
Ellipi, b.
of HpaT. XLIII.
173
(Eg. Nht-^(.t)-irw "Isis strong towards them", RANKE,
bara, Sarg. Ann. 404, 405
Khors.
1 1
8,
20
*f
is
Ni-ih-ti(-e)-sa-ra-ii
(KB
II,
p. 68).
*Ni-bi-si-pak(&/rt/)
(Cass.;
cf.
Ni-bi-ia-a-Safy
Material, p. 31)
CBS
f.
10958)
is
m. of
Si-fta-a,
C).
JADD
307,
10,
R.
(III
R 49,
vtSii-hu-li -Su-gab, Nazim.: Susa 2, Med.2, II 2.
12, 25
*Nibmuria
"Lord of truth
cf.
Re"
(Eg.
< Neb-
Ni-ik-a,
see JNaqia.
>
ma a tre;
LC) Amenophis
OBa. Sama$-$ar-kittim T-D
*Ni-ik-di-a-ra,
n at
l-da-a-a, Shalm.
Ill:
Ill: II
Ob. 51. Nik-
di-e-ra,
III,
Shalm.
Mon.
?e.
KB
I,
king of Egypt, B. C. 14 1 1 1375, father of Amenophis IV, brother-in-law of
pp. 132, 170.

*Ni-ik-di-ma,
Shalm.
II
76.
III.
Ob.
I,
,
52;
Nik-di-me, Shalm:
Kadashman-Kharbe (TA
I 12),
son-in-law
f
f
Mon.
KB
pp. 132, 170.
of Shutarna (see Giluhepa) and Tushratta of Mitanni (see Taduhepa), husband of
Nikkal(<W/7V.
GAL]
4.
JADB
4,
VII,
2.
Nikkal(<W.Mr 6^//>a-mat (abbrev.)
Teie
(q. v)
()arru rabtt $ar

s, 9
'""'
'Mi-is-ri-i)
9, 13.
JADD
f
828,
Mi-im-mu-ri-ia,
TA 26, etc. 27, MiTA im-mu-u-ri-ia, Mi-mu-ri-ia, 27, u, TA 27, Nam-mu-ri-ia, TA 53, 55,1.
20. 38.
i.
Nikkal(MW. GAL)-fa-r\ (= hating JADD 894 i. Nikkal-iddin "Nikkal has given"

1.
Ni-ib-mu-a-ri-a^K
1,2.
Ni-ib-mu-a-ri-ia,
NIN.GAL-MU, HABL
920, n.
$akin
TA
17,
i.
[Ni-ib-m]u- -wa-ri-ia,
TA
3,
i.
Ni-im-mu-ri-ia,
TA 21,1. 22, IV, 23, Ni-im-mu\Ni-ini\-mu-u-a-ri-ia, TA 20, u-ri-ia, TA 24, I n, 29,

45. 47.
i.
Uruk, Esarh. B, II, 2 (III R 15; KB II, p. 142). Cf. K. 2671,5 (ZAII, p. 299, PI. I),
f.
i.
of Sin-tabni-usur, K.4696; G.SMI^H, Hist,
i.
e,
12, ie, is, 21, 24,
25, 28, 35, 36, 44, 47, 48, 51, 55, 61, 66, 68, 73, 75, 104, 136.
r
2.
p. 184. d NIN.
6, f.
HABL
R.
5, 8.
920, n.
GAL-Se-na,
HABL
16.
223,
R.
3.
589,
Ni-mu-wa-ri-ia, IA.2,\,
ri-ia,
31,1.
SA-im-muMit.
1 92.
ioe.
7,
11,
917,
TA
19,
i.
Im-mu-u-rl-an^K:
of Sin-balatsu-iqbi,
HABL
445,
e.
IV
128.
Ni-im-mu-u-ri-i-ds,
TA
Mit.
f.
Im-mu-u-ri-ds-sd-a-an,
TA:
Mit. Ill
104.
of Sin-Sar-usur, Abp.: R. 9. 1425.
KK.
28
3960,
Im-mu-u-ri-ia-wa,
Ni-di(ti?),
TA:
Mit. Ill
Nikkal^TV/TV.
GAL}-um-me
I,
Capp. E,
2, is.
amtu
d
VS
89,
5.
*Nidinti-Bel
(OPe. form Naditabira, El. Nu-ti-ut-
Nikkal-zer-ibni
"Nikkal has given posterity"

815,
10.
be-ul
s.
NIN.GAL-KUL-KAK, HABL
of A-ni-ri-, Babylonian pretender and

rebel against Darius, B. C. 522 (==
*Niku (Eg.
>
Bi. isa, nba,
NeK(b<;,
Nexacb
etc.,
Nebu:
see STEINDORFF,
Material, p. 31)
BA
I,
p. 346,
RANKE,
19 other
chadnezzar III,
1.
q.v.),
Dar.Beh.
(Ill
R 39. 40)
2. 3.
Ni-din-ti-dEN, Ni-din-tu- d
31, 32.
EN,
34, [se], 37, ss, 39, 40. 91.
King of Memphis and Sais, with kings set up by Esarhaddon
in
Egypt,
Ni-din-tum-d EN,
D.
i.
Ni-ga-zi
f.
as Assyrian vassals, fled on Tarqus invasion, restored by Ashurbanipal

:
of Bau-ah-iddin, Mna.
p. 66).
IR
66, iob
(KB IV,
n. 2)
1.
Ni-ik-ku-u,
Ill
f.
of Nabtt-Sezibanni,
Abp.:
R R
28,
33, 45, 62
(KB
II p. 162, n. 6).
al
*Ni-har-a-u (Eg.,
cf.
RANKE,
Material, p. 31,
851, IV,
Bi. Tina)
21 (III
4.
2.
Ni-ku-u,$ar
III
al
A.BA
*Ni-ha-ru
Musuraia,
Ni-hu-ru
(cf.
JADD BE X,
17, 1
Me-im-piu 92; Ann. I,
Sa-a-a Abp.: A,
t
90
(KB
c(?).
II,
p. 160).
K. 11467
+
;
83-1-18, 897,
sar
*'
Ga--pa-a-ni, Esarh. B, IV,

II,
5).
3.
KB
Ni-ih-ra-mu
k
p. 148).
Ni-me-du (abbrev.
Ni-ku-u, Abp.: Ann. II, s (KB II, p. 166). cf. Lu-u-da-an-ni-me-di BE XV,
812, L. E.
qepu,
No.
i.
JADD
425, R.
,7
(B.
664).
f.
of Kiribtu.
JADD
3.
174
*Nim-gi-ra-bi (Cass.
KNOT
TALLQVIST.
= E-ti-ru,
I
SB.
cf.
Nim-gi-ra-bu,
1.
MAS-A-E.KUR,
no.
3,
Synchron.
p. 196).
II,
BE
XV),
VR44,
*Nim-gi-ra-bi-bur-|a-as (Cass.
= Etiru-bel-matati),
sb.
KB
I,
2.
dNIN.IB56, e?,
TUR. US-E.KUR, Tigl.1, Ann. VII,

f.
V R 44,
DEP
II,
1 40.
lar '""'AMur,
p. 42).
QiAshur-dan (IR
a
15.
KB
p. 93, I
*-
I,
NIN.IB-apal-iddin
d (for
1.
"Ninib has given

texts, see
son"
i-ra-bi"Sah(^) (Cass. =E-ti-ru-[ Sama$}),
NBa.
BE IX)
t
V R 44,
Nim-ki-su(P),
h
39.
I,
MAS-TUR.US-SE-na
succeeded
Itti
'""Âl-lab-ri-a-a,
VS
}
95,
*Ni-im-ma-he-e (Eg.(?))
ha-pa-du
TA
162,
77.
of Allabria, installed as vassal king, B. C. 716, after defeat of Ullusunu of Man, Sarg. Ann. 166.
- -
*Nimmuria, see Nibmuria. Ni-ni-e (hypocor.) K. 9124.

Ni-ni-e-a (hypocor.)
Ni-ni-i
2.
NIN. IB-A-SE,marAtrattas, Nku.: Lo., 102,

1, 13.
KB
IV,
p. 82.
KING, BBS,
p. 59,
K. 566.
3.
pi.
LXVIII.
(hypocor.)
sab/,
h rab
JADD
877, R.
4.
*NTN. IB- TUR. US-SE-na, s. oiAdad-nasir, h $akin l Gur-ntar, Merod. I: IV R 38,

II, si
NIN.IB 2 -ab-usur "Ninib,

(for
NBa.
texts, see
protect the father" BE IX, X)

at
pi.
(KB IV, XXXVI).
p. 62.
KING, BBS,
is
p. 28,
irrihi,
JADD
742,
12,
Nineveh gate of
NIN.IB 2 -asarid(ÂS)
"Ninib "Ninib
e.
the first one"
Arbela.
NIN.IB-aherlba
d
Epon.
7.
B. C. 813, of Sallat,
is
IIIR
i,
III,
4.
NIN.IB'-a-sa-rid-su-nu
the
first
one
MAS-PAP^-SU,]ADD 547, R.
VII, p. 79, in
Hebraica,
of them"
year of Ashur-etil-ilani. NIN.IB-ah-iddin "Ninib has given a brother"
th
(i.
the gods),
VR 44,
sed, as
(for
1.
NBa.
R.
texts, see
BE
IX, X,
TNB)
d rendering PAP-u-tu-MA- GAR.RA-PAPSES-ne-ne, prob. an ancient Bab. author
MA$-PAP-AS, HABL 335,2.

280,
4,
i.
JADD h $ana ekalli, B. C. 712, JADD 5,

873, n.
c).
or scribe, see JENSEN,

NIN.IB-ballitsu d 1.
h
ZA
IX, p. 90.
"Ninib, keep him alive!"
R.j
f.
(III
R 47, 47
of Marduk-sum-ibni, K. 4191
pi.
(CT XVIII,
2.
MAS-bal-lit-su, asn, 851, d 2. MA$-TIN-su> h asa, 8111.471.
JADD
II, 10.
NIN.IB-bel-ibni
38).
2.
(MAS-EN-KAK]
"Ninib
p. 190.
is
II:
MAS-$ES-SE-na,
797,
2.
HABL
Rm.
334.
336,
i.
II,
134.
NIN.IB 2 -bel(W)su-nu
s.
their lord"
Bl.
st.
NIN.IB-ah-usur "Ninib,
(for
NBa.
texts,
protect the brother!" see BE X)

101,
c,
of Na-ziÊnlil, Merod.
V,
i.
KB
1.
III,
pt.
i,
MAS-PAP-PAP, JADD
"Ninib
is
R.i.
NIN.IB-bel-usur
d
NIN.IB-alik-pani d 1.
a leader"
"Ninib, protect the lord!" MAS-EN-PAP, Epon. B. C. 877, Canon A,

B,
I, 33J
MAS-a-lik-SI, Epon. B. C. 711, Canon D,

IV,
2.
8.
IIIR
I,
1,33.
MAS-U-PAP, JADD
633,
24.
90, R.
<?
(B. C. 734).
2.
MAS-DU-SI, Epon. B. C.
71
!
1,
III
i,
V,
13
NIN.IB'-bi-la-a-ni
;
JADD
3.
5,
R.
7,
5.
h sakin
Sime
(III R
47,
HABL
NIN.IB-eres d 1.
s.
no. 10). 676,

h $akin " l
cf.
*NIN. IB-a-lik-pa-ni, Epon. B.C.7

Si--me-e.
1.
1,
III
R 2,10,
1.
"Ninib has planted" MAS-PIN-e$, JADD 69, i, 3 (?)

of Erisu,
(B. C. 692).
Ill
2,
no. VI,
10;
JADB
5,
II, 10.
19.
no. VIII,
13.
NIN.IB-apal-ekur
US-KAM-e$, suk-ka-a-a, JADD 742, R. NIN.IB-eriba (for NBa. texts, see BE IX, X)
2.
King of Assyria,
circ. B. C. 1230, s.
of Eriba-
<*MAS-SU,
JADD
206, R. s (B. C. 648?).
Adad (MDOG
26, p. 60),
f.
of Ashurdan:
BE
X.
T. XLIII.
'75
NIN
3.
NIN.IB-$A.DU-$E$
VI,
s,
Epon.
NIN.IB-gamil
B. C. 863, III
i,
II,
i.
24,
his 2 d year;
"Ninib spares"
s.
d
(cf.
Sarru,K\M:. Lo.ioz, KB IV, p. 86 ff.

R./o
MAS-ga-mil
NIN.IB-mat-usur "Ninib,
d
protect the land!"
BE
447,
IX)
''MAS-SU,
.
of
TIG.EN.NA,
HABL
d
MA$-KUR-PAP, M.^^JADDios,
(E P
.
Z).
NIN.IB-mukln-nise
"Ninib
1
,
is
establisher of
NIN.IB-iddin "Ninib has given" (cf. Ar. docket parrtytia BE X; for NBa. texts, seeTNB) d 1. MAS-As, Epon. B. C. 757, Canon A, IV 12; "l Kur-ba-an, Canon E -f- 81-2-4, $7> [$d
l
people!"
MAS-DU-UN*
II, 22; IIIR
Epon. B.C,8 47, Canon B,
i, II, 17.
IV
4;
$d R.
>
na
Epon. B.C. 765, Canon A,
'Kir-ru-ri,
Canon E-|I 2
81-2-4,
R.
2.
20.
K. 241, XII,
42,
spec.
165, L. E.
/
187,
12.
<*MAS-SE-na,
JADD
(Ep. Q).
NIN.IB-mus....,
Melis.:
1
BM. 90827,
(KING,
NIN.IB 2 -ili-a-a "Ninib, is
HABL6io,R.n.
391, R.2 (B.C.
my god" JADD 281, R.// (B.C. 694).

717). 392,
2
BBS,
p.
1).
NIN.IB 2 -mutaqqin(;;z-Z^[/.)
(B.C. 710). 405,
JADD
BE
II
641, R.
77
(Ep. C).
R.
Epon. B.C. 864, IIIR i, 1, 4 6. Epon.B.C. 838, CanonB,II, 3 i; IIIR i, II, 2 e. Epon.B.C.
2.
NIN.IB-mutir-gimilli (for Cass.
&
NBa.
h
texts, see
IX,
XV)
h
t
Ahizuhina, CanonA,III,i6; B,III,; 81-2-4, 187, 10. Epon. B. C. 736, of NasiQ>2,Qt"
dMAS-mu-tir-Su
nci$
patri
ma$ma$dni,
51, 31 e.
bina,
Canon A, IV,
IIIR
l
IV,
C,
h
33;
33; B, V, is; IIIR Epon., B. C. 722, Canon A, V,

i,
i,
NIN.IB-nadin-aplu d
"Ninib
is
2;
i.
NIN.IB-SE-TUR.US,
of Tigl.
I,
giver of the son" Epon. in time

K. 2815.
III, 15;
V,
2;
JADD
1098,
II,
sukkallu
rabtt,
sann sd
i.
Da-na-a-a, B.C.
is
663(?),
JADD
NIN.IB-nadin-sum "Ninib
470,
rity"
(for
NBa.
m.\B-\\u(?MAS-AN) "Ninib
K. 241, X,
2,
god"
true one!"
1.
MAS-SE-MU,
II, 23 ;
giver of posteBE IX, X) B. ..846, Canon B, Epon,

is
texts, see
spec. NIN. IB-ken-usur "Ninib, protect the d which can
IIIR
I,
11,18.
s.
2.
NINJB-SE-MU,
Nku.:
oiSe-riq, $aq-$up-par
MAS-DU-PAP,
be rez.dN.-km-
Lo
102, IV,
47
(KB
IV, p. 90.
KING,
ahu or N.-kittu-usur, Epon. B. C. 790, Canon A, III, 28 C, I, 21; III R i, III, 27

;
sd
"l
Ni-nu-a, 81-2-4,
&7,
22.
NIN.IB-kibsi-usur d
"Ninib, protect
my
walk!"
BBS, pi. LXXV, 35). of Nabu-kudur-usur sar Babili, Sp. II. 407, e (Hebraica IX p. 5). 2 NIN.IB -naid(7) "Ninib is exalted" (for NBa.
f.
MAS-kib-si-PAP, Epon. B. C. 839, Canon B, II,3o; IIIR i, II, 25. MDOG45, p. 35. *qgpu,
B. C. 685,
K. 771,
texts, see IX, X) h rab daiali i.
BE
al
Kalha
B. C. 686,
JADD
232, R.
7*.
NIN.IB-kudur-usur
"Ninib, protect the bounSarri,

b.
JADD JADD 400,

NIN.IB-nasir
612, R.
7.
,6.
$a Sepa, B. C. 688,
(for Cass.
R.
dary!"
d
"Ninib
is
protector"
NIN.IB-SA.DU-PAP, mar
Ri-hu-sa-ilani
of
t
and NBa.
1.
texts, see
BE
IX, X,
and dMar-biti-ahe-iddin
MAS-PAP-ir,
pt.
I,
Melis.: Lo. 103, 1 2?
XV) (KB
III,
Nku.: Lo.
02,
IV
42.
p. 156).
Epon.
III, 34;
B. C. 783,
Canon
C,
King of Babylonia (dynasty

3 years, circ. B. C.
1.
F),
reigned for
I, 2 s;
IIIR
i,
sa
l [
Ma-za-mu-a],
1012
1009.
Canon
III,
E+
81-2-4, 187,
si.
MAS-SA.DU-{SES\
3 years.
King-list
A,
n,
t
2.
[NIN.]IB-SES-ir, K. 13173, time of Sar-
m [^MAS-SA.D] U-SES, mar Ba-zi Chron. A, V, 10 (KB II p. 274), 2 years.

102, n, 8 e;
gon
II.
NIN.IB'-pa-ki-da-at
2.
NIN.IB-SA.DU-PAP, Sarru, Lo.

III, 21;
VR 44,37 d,
a rendering of*NIN. IB-SAG-
VI,
i.
LI- TAR-ZA-e-me-en.
No.
i.
176
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"Ninib,
guard
B,
1, 32;
Ninuaja
1.
"Native of Nineveh"
h
my
III
mouth!"
C. 878,
NINA-a-a,
K. 385.
*l
rab bare bel temi, B.

e.
C 649,
Epon. B.
Canon A,
I,
32;
i, 1, 32.
2.
NIN.IB 2 -rim-a-ni "Ninib,

J
have mercy on me!"

3.
ADD
-
1,
.,
(B.C. 683).
NIN.IB-ri-su-u-a
f.
"Ninib
is
of Ta-kil-ana-iliSu,
helper" Melis.: BM. 90 827, II 2.

Cf.
my
JADD 872, JADD 30, 3 (B. C. 68 K. 241, h hazanu, JADD 244, R. IX, spec. NINA-KI-a-a, JADD 1132, R. sheepmaster. h SA G SarriJADD 105,9, B.E.i,
Sa Sepa,
NINA-a-a,
12,
1).
e.
o,
(jfrt)
(Ep. Z). 182,

260,
"l
4, is
5.
214,2 (Ep. P). 249,

3,
5,
R.
4.
KING, BBS,
i,
p. 6, pi. VIII.
KB
III,
(IIIR 48,
u c).
pt.
p. 156.
4.
NIN.lB'-sa-kun-na-a-i-ra-mu
NINA-KI-a-a, JADD 105, 8 (Ep. Z). 332. R. 12. 674, 6=1101,6. h SA G Sarri, JADD
250,
5
VR
44,
ss d,
renders d NIN.IB-SAL-ZIprob. ancient Bab.

5.
(IIIR 46,
76 c.
Ep.
,4
G). 254,
3.
AM-SI-ES-KI-RAM,
writer.
Ni-nu-a-a,
JADD
VS
I,
237, R.
(B.C. 665). 252,1.

3 ].
320, R. s (B. C. 691). [505,

6.
7.
f
606, R.
*.
NIN.IB-sar-usur
(for
"Ninib, protect the king!" NBa. texts, see TNB)

h rab
ki-sir,
Ni-nu-a-ia,
"l
104,
is.
6.
Ni-nu-u-a,
MAS-MAN-PAP,
2
JADD 850,
Ninuaitu
JADD 500, R. "Woman of Nineveh"

s,
5.
(SNINA.KI-
NIN.IB -ie-zib-a-ni "Ninib,
Epon. B. C. 754,
IV,
is;
[sd
23.
save me!" Canon A, IV 15; IIIR i, "l ]Ri-mu-H, Canon E + 81-2-4,
z-[to]),8i-2-4, 255, VII,

Nirgi,
spec.
see Nargi.
*[N]i-ri-ia-u (Bi.: h
187, R.
rab nikasi,
w^, HABL
19.
cf.
Ni-ri-ia-a-ma
633, R.
4.
TNB)
NIN.IBMak-lak (abbrev.)
h
.
Ni-is-hiir-Bef(''.E7V),
h rab blti
of Nabn-bettumati,
i,
HABL
315, R.
4.
A.BA,
(E P
.
B. C. 667,
JADD
281, R.
791, R.
11.
See
also
Nashur-Bel.
/j-
NIN IBMi-i (hypocor.), h rab ki-sir,

F).
JADD 361, R.
Nis-pa-ti(-i)-bel
NIN.IB-tuklat-Asur
Epon. B. C. 832, of Kalzi (Rm. 2,97), Canon B, 11,8?; IIIR i,II,32. Epon. B. C. 816, Saknu
identical with
King of Assyria, prob.

kulti-Asur, q.v.,
p. 441.
Tu-
of
Nasibina, IIIR
i,
III,
i.
cf.ScHNABEL, MVGXIII,
Nis-pa-ti-ut(F)-li
2.
3.
MAS-GIS.KU-AS-$ur, IV R 34, no. 2, d d MAS-GIS.Ky- AS-sur,^KS, 1904,^415. dNIN.IB-GIS.KU- d AS-sur, IV R 34, no. 2,
d
10, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22,
MDOG42,
Ni-is-zi(?
p. 51; 43, p. 36.
<,,
n>ni-ik (?/?) (Ni~X-ri~tiaMi?),

47,
K. 241,
n. 4;
X,
*Ni-i-u
spec.
cf.
(Eg.,
RANKE,
Material,
p.
15,
Var. to
(l).
or
p.
"Man
of Ni", WEBER, Anmerkungen,
1068, n.
sipri of
Epon.
[NIN.IB
s.
B. C. 820, IIIR
i,
II, 44.
mar
Nu-u-a-a
Amenophis
III,
TA
29,
37.
2
]-ii-sal-li
"Ninib
implored"
of Qu-ni-i,
(cf.
JADB
1^1
5, II, 17.
HABL
*Nu-ba-na-ni
f.
749,
5.
NIN.IB 2-zar-me
reverendus)
Canon B, I, is; IIIR i, I, is. fd NIN.LIL-ab-usri etc., see und Belit-. *f Nin-qa-a-a, handmaid of the queen-mother,
Epon.
B. C. 892,
of fy-li-ba-bu,
CT
(cf.
II
21,
27. 6.
Nu-dim-mut-i/(?)...,
JADD
907,
HABL
*Ni-in-ni,
368, R. e. ruler of Aridu, Shalm.

26.
Nuhsa(//-.ArWV>a-a DELITZSCH,
Nu-uh-ta-a-a
TNB;
s,
HW
Ill:
Mon.
I ie;
JADD
2,
R:
s (Ep.
p. 572: Zazad) A). 52, R. 2. 374,

(B. C. 674).
a
R.
ie
9
Ob.
KB
I,
pp. 130, 154.

81-2-4,
(B. C. 686).
383, R.
391,
/)-ha....,
spec.
255,
VII,
4,
(B.C. 7 1 7). 394,3. 467,4. 593,

602, R. 3
.
624, R.
//
(B. C. 687).
(B.C. 742). 845, R. 2.

T. XLIII.

h
177
82-3-23, 136.
*....,
JADD
6 (B.
196, R.5.
h
NL
GAB,
da-la-a-ni,
JADD JADD
21;
230, R.
50,
.684).
rak-su
Nurea, see Nnri{a. Nuri (hypocor.)

1.
R.
(Ep. H).
I,
Epon.
p. 564),
17.
LAja-i,
HABL
cf.
433, R.
B. C. 703,
of Kalzi
(JADD
9;
2.
Nu-ri-i, rift,
JADD
741,
20.
Canon A, V,
Nu-la....,
B, VI,
D. IV,
Nurija (hypocor.
*Nukurtu(/M/^r-/#)-wa, amel
"J
Zu-nu,
TA 220,3.
1.
NBa.
l
texts, see
t
Nan, Naraâ; for OBa. & RPN, TNB)

pihati,
5.
JADD
57,
295, R.J- (B. C. 730?).

cf.
LAH-e-a
h bel
HABL
A.BA
X,
X,
h
754,
12,
Sa
Nu-nMa (hypocor.,
Nmu)
/
Sa-me-di. 790,
Sarri,
m "'Ar-ma-a-a
,
JADD
*Nu-un-nu
R. E.
(B. C. 644).
etc.
mar
of
f.
JADD
CT CT
385,
R.
In
Bit-
(cf.
Nowcc, Novvoc;, Nouvvoc;

hl
Asia Minor), amel

tite
Hu-u-ur-ma, on Hit(1906), 632.

742,7*.
2.
'"Nnrea, Shmk.: of Zena, Nai.:

p. 92).
pi. 6,
*, 29.
pi. 3, 15
(KB
IV,
tablet,
OLZ IX
cf.
Nunu
(cf.
*l Bi. -p), in
E*ATu-6-m,JADn
Nu-ri-ia, 82-9-18, 4074.
rab
kisir,
HABL
Nu-nu-a (hypocor.
in later
Nu-ni-ia\ and Nu-nu\na-a

Nur-ili
i.
JADD
Bab. texts, see TNB) 198, R. s (B. C. 697).
(abbrev.,
cf.
OBa. Nu-ur-t-li RPN)

III, 11,
LAH-AN,
83-1-18, 695,
Nu-na-ume(? U>-me)....,
p. 137,
5.
PSBA XXX
texts, see
(1908),
2.
VR 33
spec.
Agk.
VI
34
(KB
III,
pt.
r,
p. 148).
Nu-ur (abbrev.; for
NBa.
2,
TNB)
texts, see
JADD
618, L. E.
Nur-Adad (abbrev.; for
Epon. T. Cass. & NBa.

'" at
as
Nu-ur- AN, K. 241, XII, 19, spec. d mV'\\wn(LAH-AN-a-a), orNar- A-a, JADD 388,4. Niir-lsfar (for OBa. texts, see RPN)
1.
LAH-XV,
Nu-ri-XV,
f.
s.
of Na-an-ni-a,
741,
9.
VS
I,
87,
3.
BE XV, TNB)
1.
2.
JADD
&
LAH- d IM,
Ann.
nasiku sa
Dagara, Anp.:
II, 24, 30, 49 (I
20. 2
1.
KB
I,
p. 74, 78).
of
Samaia
2,
Samtta, Neb.
d URU-ia.
I:
CT
IX,
2. 3.
LAH-U, Anp.: Ann. II, 49, var. to (i). d Nu-ur-d IM(Immer, see SAK p. 208), king of Larsa, IR 2, no. IV, 3 (KB III, i, p. 90. CT XXI, pi. 29). Nu-ur- d lm T-D LC.
(abbrev.),
3,
KB III, Sanga BBS, KING, i, 172. 95, p. pi. XCV. pt. p. Nur-Marduk (for Cass. & NBa. texts, see BE XV,
pi. 4,
pi. 5, 29;
Nu-ur-ahe^&O-su
Nu-ur- ah-hi-tu,
Nu-ra-a-a (hypocor.,
in
I 17.
f
alu $d
Nur-
TNB) LAH- dAMAR. UD,

.
f.
of Gula-balatsu-iqbi
ahe$u, Melis.: Susa

f.
offn-&u-sa D'EPVI,
p. 52.
andiSamas-udammiq, Nku.: Lo. I02,IVB,6. --KB IV, p. 88, 92. KING, BBS, VI,
f.
cf.
Nuria)
JADD
1.
246,
g,
slave sold.
pp. 58, 68, pi. LXXVI, LXXIX. of Ibni-Marduk, Nai.: BM. 90936,
II, 10
Nuranu (hypocor.)
(KING, BBS,
p. 108,
pi.
CV).
36, III
LAH-a-nu,
h
*....,
JADD
404, R.
(B. 0.674).
f.
h nagiru, B. C. 682, JADD 215, R. *. rab ki-sir, B.C. 684, JADD 230, R. 4 (KB IV, k
of
Marduku\ Nshi:
VS
I,
19.
p. 120).
2.
sukkallu, in Barhalsi,
113, R.
4.
JADD 67 5,
Niir-Sin(for Cass. d
f.
&NBa.
texts, see
BE XV, TNB)
3.
5.
LAH- XXX, JADD

t
891, R.
JADD 3. Nu-ra-nu, JADD 902, Nur-biti, or Sab-biti, JADD 387, (B. C. Nur-damiq(? LAH-SIG], JADD 955, R.
Nu-ra-a-ni,
*
6
i,
(B. C. 680).
of Qisti(Sa-ba^}-ia Sarg.
St., II, is;
Vu. -
KB
651?).
2. f.
f.
IV, pp. 1 60, 164. of Anum-nasir, Sarg.

ibid.
st.,
II,
u;
15.
KB
f.
-ekalli(/Z^-^.
GAL)
JADD
59,11 (B. C.68i).
of Ibna, of Nabtt-li
-
HABL 969,
t
3.
Sarg.
st., I, 3;
III
-.-,
23;
IV,
i,
is.
w?)-mu,^-w^r^', Abp.: K.2846,io
KB
(cf.
IV, pp. 158, 160, 162.
(WAF
No.
i.
I,
p. 474ff.)-
Nur-Samas
tno-ns
a-gan(?), Sarru,
CT
XXII,
48,
10.
texts, see
APO; for OBa. & NBa. T-D LC, TNB)

21
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
h amel (B.C. 676). 60 1,/. 798,*. 807, R. i9. ~ h al of KumSAG, urqi, JADB i, I, 13,
.
1.
LAH-d Sa-ma$, JADD

R.
6.
i.
2,
R.
(Ep. A). 168,

47 c.
307, L. E.
(III
49,
Ep.
h
F).
343,
2.
830,
4.
muh, B.
C. 645(?),
LAH-d UD,
K. 241, XI, 22, spec. R. j. fyurasi, JADD 345.
nappah
2.
7,
f.
of Sin-ere$,
JADD 25, JADB 3, IV,

10.
1
R.
4,
^.
IV,
15.
Mu-u3-&u-AN-a-a,]ADD
13,
R. s
(B. C.68o).
Nur-sarri(? orSab-sarri,
LAH-MAN),
K.24I, XII,
Nusku-li'
"Nusku
5
is
mighty"
5,
(cf.
NaSuhlt}
spec.
PA.KU-ZU,]KDK
)
11,13.
Nusku-nasiK/W
"Nusku protects"
(B. C. 677).
JADD
Nurzanu
1.
741,
26.
JADD
44,
72,
LAH-za-nu, K. 241, VIII,

Nu-ur-za-nu,
f.
Nusku-sar-usur d
spec.
13.
"Nusku, protect the king!"

h
PA.KU-MAN-PAP,
ummi
sarri,
$ann ia
1, 24.
BI.LUR
2.
HABL
KK.
500, R.
JADD
860,
Qftta$h-ilu,
I
1330. 1331
(TRep. iisE.
Nusku-sezibanni
1.
"Nusku, save me!"

t
74 A).
in later
3.
Nu-ur-za-nu,
f.
Bab. texts, see
TNB.
2.
d Nusku-se-zib-a-ni, d Nusku-$e-zib-an-ni
s.
JADD 913, R. JADD 741, n.

II, is.
s,
slave.
oiRa$i-ilu,
KK.72I. 811 (TRep.

/.
130. 246).
of Hani,
JADB
2,
Nu-ur-zu,
JADD
I,
259, R.
*Nu-sa-a-bu
f.
Nusku '-ab-usur ''Nusku, protect the father!"
of A-kab-h,
VS
I 109,
4.
VS
97,
Nu-us-hu-sa-an-ni
(prob.
for
Nufyu-husanm\
p. 79:
Nusku-ah-iddin
"Nusku has given
a son" (for
h
KOHLER-UNGNAD, AR,
[lik-}an-nt)
Nidhu-sa-
Cass. texts, see

d
h ia eli qa-la-te,
BE
XVII,
pt. i)
PA.KU-PAP-A$,]KVD 446, L.E. 3 (Ep.Q).
rakbu
666).
GAB* JADD
1
,
420,
= 421
U
(B. C.
JADD
618, R. a (Ep. T).
Nusku i-amura.nn\(Sf.LAL-an-ni), or -emuranni

s.
of
Babilaia,]MyD
387, R.
(6.0.651?)
344, R. 3
'
*Pa-a(-a)-uk-ku (Iran.,
cf.
Da-a-a-uk-ku]
,
Nusku '-balat-usurt 77. LA-PAP)

s.
U
1.
al
Bit-Kap-si,
(cf. Bi.
th Sarg. VIII
th
,
45.
"l
Ki-
of A$ur-nap$at-iram,
JADD
*.
lam-ba-te, Sarg. VIII

*Pad(d)u-ilu
43.
NuskuM>el( /)..,
Nuskn-da-a-a-an
JADD
572, R.
is
"Nusku
judge"
p. 84,
90833,
Nusku
'-duri
5.
KING, BBS,
BM. pi. LXXXI.

(Ba.)
brrfi) Pad-du-u-AN, 83-1-18,
695, III
27,
spec.
1
(abbrev.)
3,
1, 12.
Pa-du-u-AN,bitam-man-a-a,]KW 1 io,I,5. *Pa-di-i (WSem., cf. Pad(d}n-ilu, Pada, Padiia

2.
JADB
Nusku-ib-ni
s.
TNB)
(Ba.)
I
"Nusku has created"

II
13,
of Upahhir-Nusku', nisak dEn-lil, Neb.
Nippur,
Nusku-iddin
III
10, 31.
see
1.
"Nusku has given" TNB)

AS,
(for NBa.
texts,
JADD 148,5. 621, R./<y(IIIR50,no.3,33. Ep.F). VS 9 1,. ante I urqi, in * Sa-i-dt,JABB4, hrab rab nagIV a/am, JADD 814, of Sarru, Ekron, 814, King gari, JADD
l
1,
3.
17.
9.
Senn.:
4
.
King III
III
e, 33,
eo;
Kui.
-
1 22, 26 (III
II,
R 12)
d Nusku-
JADD
219,
R.
569, R.
,4
Tay.
*Pa-'-e (El.,
II 70 ;
7, 25.
KB
pp. 92, 94.
(B. C. 695).
s.
JENSEN,
WZKM VI,
X
17
p.
217)
of Sarru-lndari,
JADD
876,
i.
2.
Nusku-SE-na,
VR44, ied, renders d SES. KAK-MA.AN.SE, prob. ancient Bab.

writer, see JENSEN,
King of Elam, Abp.: A, III R 23, VII eo; Ann. VII 5i $a mihrit Ummanaldas epu$u
:
belut m atElamti\
'
= A,
"' 5i
III
26,
X 2:
II,
e
ZA IX,
god"
9,
p. 190.
Tammaritu Pae Ummanaldas

ahamet eputu
belut
3a arka
Nusku-ilna d i.
"Nusku
4
is
my
Elamti (KB
Nusku-AN-a-a,
24, R.
JADD
R.
(B. C. 686).
pp. 212, 230).
(B. .645?). 124, R. / (B.C. 674). s C. 126, 674). 478, R. 4 (B. 576, R. s
.
= Lay.
86,
R 66, II 3 = VS 80,
II
I,
= CT X,
K. 6382.
pi. 8,
4.
qepu
sa '""'A-ra-mu,
HABL
1115,8.
T. XLIII.
179
*Pa-ha-am-na-ta, Pa-ha-na-te (Eg. Pj?-hm-nt(r),
*Pa-na-am-mu-u
Pisid.
(=
Ar.
-naaft,
Kar.
RANKE, god"
h
10, 20, 32.
Material,
p. 15)
"Servant of
Ullaza,
rdbis Sarri, of
62,
1.
Sumur and
68,
22.
TA 60,
navap.ua<;) King of Sam'al (733 B. C),

"!
f.
of 321
Q,
131,
35.
*f
Pa-hi-i
(cf.
Eg.
n. pr.
m. in&
= Heroic; APO
RANKE,
1 1
Sa-am--la-a-a, Tigl.IV: Ann. 152 (III R 9); B, ss (II R 67). -- KB II, pp. 20, 30.
Pan-Aiur-lamur,"MayI see the face of Ashur"

(cf.
p. 232)
NBa. Pan-ASur-lamur TNB)

i(f).
JADD
619,
14,
slave (Ep. S).
*Pahura, Pihura,
Puhuru
1
(Eg. Pj'-hr,
1064,
Epon. B.
;
C. 776,
of Attar,
10;
is.
Material, pp. 14, 17)
"The Syrian"
Bi-fyu-ra,
IIIR
7, GI.
2.
i, III, 41
B. C. 759,
Canon A, IV
187, R.
Pa-fau-ra,
123,
13,
TA
35.
22,
31.
TA
id "'Arbail, Canon
III
E + 81-2-4,
132,
47.
Pu-hu-ri,
G,
TA
190,
2.
$I-A$-toer-l, Epon. B.C. 776, Canon B, I V,;

C,
h
1, 25;
Pu-hu-ru,
Pu-fyu-ur,
Pa-ak(?)-di-sa
f.
TA TA
57,
10.
189,
17, is.
208, n.
i, III, 41.
207,
17.
*Pa-a-ni-ik-ri
pa-ti-li
$a
'"' ai ai
Qu-ma-an-ni, in Hittite
in-
of Nabu-sa-gi-ib,
HABL 847,
3.
scription,
Sili).
OLZ IX (1906), 632.

"Before
spec.
I
Pa-ak(?)-ka(?)-rum,
Pa-al
.
.
.
OLZ
9.
VIII, col. 132 (Ep.
Pan(5/)-ili-ka-mis
the
god he
is
.,
JADD
830,
prostrate"
K. 241, IX,
Pan-lstar-lamur,
40,
Pal-hu(-u)-se-zib
the god-fearing" (scarcely Bal-bak-*ezib, cf. ZIMMERN, KA

p.
"He saved
2)
20.
"May
see
the
face
of
Ishtar!"
1.
472, n.
irri$u,
JADD 742, JADD 276, R. 9 (B.
857,
IV
6.
tamkaru,
2.
Sl-XV-la-mur,
8ll,,
JADD
68, R. E.
, (B.
C. 645).
C. 862).
Mit.)
SI- dXV-la-mur,
452,
5.
Pa-H-ja (hypocor.;
f.
perhaps
JADD
387, R.
10
(B. C.
65
1).
of Ki-bi-ia, CTII, 21,
3.
Pa-li-ih-ka-lib-lut
"May
10,
the
worshipper
of
3.
SI-Htar-Sl. LAL, Louvre,

col. 199).
AO 222 E (OLZ
1,
thee live!"
HABL 212,
*Pa-li-tu
VI, Pan-Nabu--lamur
b.
of Nabtt-ah-ere$.
(WSem.; cf. He. t^bB escaped one; Bi. tabfi, Thamud. and Safait. abS, MVG IX,
p. 25)
Pa-nu
*f
JADD [504, JADD

. . .
i].
HABL [875, R.
21.
8 ].
.,
807, R.
Pa-pa (?)-a
JADD
f.
743, R.
JADD
2.
420,
e.
421,7,
slave sold,
in
sl
Til-
of Hani,
JADB
cf. Bi.
na-hi-ri, B. C. 670.
2, II,
ie.
*Pap-pa-da
ipbs)
*Pal-ti-i
(WSem.,
I,
VS
s.
JADD
138,^
h
429,
27,
sold.
(cf.
87,
,6.
*Pa-ap-pa-na, Pa-ap-pa-as
Hcardc,,
Hajrâq
tablet,
etc.,
*Pal-ti-a-a (hypocor.)
of Rid....,
(B. C.
PSBA XXX
wobs)
lallnames of Asia Minor)

(1908), p.
u-ri-an-ni-in\is
...,
on Hittite
OLZ
5
Ep. N).
IX
4, 27.
(1906), 632.
*Pal-tHa-u
(cf. Bi.
ardu,
HABL 633, R.
Pap-pa-tum,
an ancient author, Sm. 669,

cf.
(NE
*Pa-a-lu-[a (perhaps
= Balui^d),
TA
h
p. 91).
TA
Cf.
165,
9.
Cf.
Pappu (hypocor.,
i.
OBa. Pap-pa- a RPN, NBa.
Pa-a-lu-h-ma,
*Pa-ma-hu
. . .
162,
76.
Balumme.
162,
74)
Pap-pa-a-a
TNB)
(Eg.;
cf.
?6.
pa-ma-ha-a
TA
saknu, *Pa-mu-u
TA
31
1,
7,
Pap-pu-u, JADD 5,4 (IIIR 47, 39 c. B.C.7I2). 28 1, R. 7 (B.C. 694). 538, R. *. 893,6. 9 I 3,2987,
1, s.
IB,
JADB
h
2, III,
s.
12, II,
5.
K. 241,
4.
JADD
No.
i.
R.,j (Ep.
S).
XI,
spec.
astt,
JADD
912, R.
23*
amel
So
urqi,
857,
KNUT TALLQVIST.
JADB
I, I, 4.
bel narkabti,
742,
is.
JADD
h
Parsidu
1.
III, 41.
trriiu,
JADD
1, 34.
A.BA
ekalli,
2.
JADD
243,
3
1077,
2.
JADD 416, 2 (B. C. 710). Par-U-du, JADD 412, 5 (IIIR 48, 5 a.

Par-Si-di,
747).
B. C.
Pap-pu-ii,
HABL
5
),
[767,
10],
of Rasappa,
e
660,
10.
714, n.
809,
32,
s.
of Ahi-
JADD
JADD
(B. C. 688). 329,
(Ep. K).
3.
lamur
(B. C. 713).
Pap-pu-u-nasii^/M/
171,3.
or Qur-bu-bel-nasir
Par-Si....,
JADD
h
467,
3.
*Par-ta-a-ma (OPe.
has not "Papsukkal-sa-iq-bu-ul-i-ni "Papsukkal altered his promise" (cf. Sa-Mardukul-i-ni
Par\Paar-ta-am-mu Par-sa-a-a Dar. 3 79, 3. 4 o, a)

best,
1
par|>ama
cf.
JADD
122,
(B. C. 682).
123,
i,
4.
pzsu
ul-te-ni BE XV) VR 44, 51 d, renders *NIN-ITU-NIR-KA-NU-PAL-PAL.

(cf.
BE IX, TNB, Nusku-la-eni(EN}CBM 3078, (BE XV), / Ta-aq-bu12
*Pa-ar-tuk-ku(?) (Iran.)
$d '""'An-tir-pat-ti-a-nu, Sarg. A,
Pa-a-ru/ri,
II
25.
Sm. 474.
h
*Paru
1.
(El.)
*Pa-a-pu(r)
A-ki-pa-pu)
Pa-ru-n,
is
hazan
'""'Hilmu, Abp.: B, VII,
9,
TA
333,
. . .
22.
Pa-qa-a-na
.,
JADD
s.
267,
5.
(IIIR 33). of Ummana/das,
Paqa-ana-Arbaili (Ar. docket bwucpB, STEVENSON, Contracts, no. 17; cf. Upaqa-ana2.
K. 1716,
(G.
7.
of Kudurru, Abp. B: K. 2867, 21. Cf. K. 2825

b.
SMITH,
s.
Hist. p. 195
IIIR
37,
70 b).
Pa-ru-u,
82,93
Ardail]
of Ummanaldas, Abp.: B, IV,

31).
Pa-ga-a-na-ir-AN,J ADD 327,9, R.s (Ep.N).

*Pa-qa-ha (He. npB)
h
(IIIR
*Parumartis
(OPe. FravartiS,
El. PirrumartiS,
muttaggi$u
HABL 102,4,
R
(B.
R.s. h rab alani,

29 a.
Gr. Opaoptrjc;)
JADD
234, R. * (III
i,
49,
B. C. 710).
Israel,
Pa-ar(-u)-mar-ti-i$
the Median pretender,

40,
4?, 58, <u, 92.
238, R.
Tigl. IV,
C. 688).
10, as
King of
II,
Dar. Beh.
*Pa-ru-us-ta
Ill
39
IIIR
(KB
(cf. Bi. xntt?TQ-iD)
p. 32).
m"
*Pa-aq-ru-ru (Eg. P^-qrr, "the Frog", STEINDORFF, BA I, p. 348, cf. RANKE, Material
p. 3
1)
Ki-ba-ru-$a-a-a,
I,
Shamsh.
Ill, 51
(I
30.
KB
s.
p. 182).
tar
1, 93
;
Pisaptu, Abp.:
28,
33.
<
I,
5 (III
*Pa-ru-ta-a-ni
17)
Ann.
IIIR
KB
of Ar-zi-zi, h irrttu $a
1
sartinnu
JADD
II,
pp. 160,
60, R.
(Ep. G).
162, n. 6.
Parutu
*Pa-ra-da-' (Pe.
Prada,
El.
Pirrada),
mar-gu-
1.
ma-a-a, the Margian pretender, B. C. 521, Dar. Beh. es, 93.

Pari,
2.
3.
JADD 428, JADD 165, R. E. 4 (Ep. Q). Pa-ru-tu, JADD 285, R. (B. C. 686).
Pa-ru-ti,
s.
Pa-ru-fi,
428,
see Paru.
R.i.
*Pa-ri-a-ma-hu-ii (Eg.), sent
by Ramses
II to
Ku-
4.
Pa-ru-ut-tu, (Ep. P).
MVG
cf.
VIII (1903),
p.
in,
30
runta, the king of Tarhuntas, Boghazkoi,
RANKE,
s.
Material, p. 16.
Pa-si-i
(hypocor.,
si-ia\id in
Pa-as-si,
BE XIV,
VS
I,
Pa(-a)-
*Pa-ri-hi-a (Med.)
Old- and'Neo-Ba. texts,

100,
//.
RPN
of Gagi, b. of Sarati, Abp. B, IIIR 31,
and TNB, Ph. D?ro&)

Pa-si-i (cf.
IV
*Pa-ri-pa-ja
(K. 1732.
KB
II, p.
80, n.
IB).
Pa-Sulfrii
165,
3,
TNB)
2.
JADD
572, R.s.
s.
daianu (Ep. Q). 282,
622,
JADD
.
R.
(Ep. D).
VS
373,
al
I,
95, 33 (Ep. D).

"l
Parnua, see Eparntta. f of Har-sarru, Par-8U-u ., m.

.
.
of Iba$U-ilani,
648(?),
of
Daian-Adad,
7?
B. C.
JADD
387, R.
e.
JADD
(cf.
i,
R.
Par-si-i (cf. Bi.
^ns)
-a-a, B. C. 742,
*Pa-as-su-nu, nasiku sa
Nuhani, Sarg. Ann.
268.
JADD 75, R.
12.
*Pa-as-tum-me-e
Eujtacroc,
eoâcrog, CreT. XLIII
181
Melis.:
tian
jrcctfTccc;
"lord",
HOMMEL,
Grundriss
2.
Pir- d MAR. TU,
Lo. ioi,I
VI,
o,
7,
12.
Cf.
p. 62),
messenger of the king of Alasia,

.
TA
Pa-tak
'Pa-'-u
.
Pir-^MAR.
Pir-hi-a-a (hypocor.) h
TU,
CT
pi. 4,
b.
37,
43 1, R. 9 (B. C. 673). a (ci.pan bird) 6^89-4-26,6.

.
.
.,
JADD
\A.BA\
JADD
255, R.
,7.
Pir-hi-a-li8ir(5/./?7)
"May my
offspring suc-
*Pa'uru,
Pu^lru
(Eg.),
rabis Sarri, in Jerusalem
and Gaza:
1.
ceed" Sm. 55, XI

K. 9 I 5
.
9,
spec.
Pa-u-ru,
Pu-u-ru,
2.
TA 287, TA 289,
44.
45. as.
Pir-hu (abbrev., cf
OBa. Plr-hu-um RPN)
*Pa-wa-ra (Eg.
P i-wr, RANKE,
132,
ss.
Material, p.
21.
16),
z-
*Pi-ri-ia-a-ti (cf.
TA
*Pi-an-ti-ia
f.
124,
263,
See
also
PRAEK,
*Pi-ri-iz-zi (Eg.,
GMP
Turco-Pe. Perizadeh, JIN p. 247, I, p. 73), king of Gizilbunda,

III
wa-rl.
Shamsh. V:
u (IR
cf.
30.
KB
27,
I,
p. 180).
(Mit)
or Mit,
RANKE,
Material, p. 24)
SP. 93.
of Se-el-lu,
CT
II,
21,23.
mar
d
Te-im-ti-ri,
h
sipri of Tushratta,
TA
28,
12.
Pi-e!-lu-lu
s.
Pir(Par?)-sa
of Nur-SamaS,
ardn sa
nagir Bit- Sin-Seine, Neb.
I,
Nippur,
V
I
20.
DEP
Pi-ha-me
VI, p. 52.
Pi-ir-Samas
s.
"Offspring of
Shamash"
of Su-ma-a((?)-Samas,
(abbrev.),
DEP
i*
1
,
II, p.
93,
u.
*!ana,
HABL
p. 102)
784,
5.
Pi-ir-'u
*Pi-hi-ri-im (cf.
Lykaon. Iliypajit^ SACHAU,

prince
ZA
s.
of
36,
HABL 447, R. Ki- din-Sin, akil MU*

IV
3.
Nshi.:
VS
I,
VII
mht
Hi-lu-ka-a-a,
of Cilicia,
-
Shalrn.
p. 158.
*Pir'u (Eg. pr-'i,

p. 343,
pharaoh, STEINDORFF,
Material, p. 32)
BA
I,
III.:
Mon.
1 6*
(IIIR
7).
KB
RANKE,
I,
*Pi-la-a-gu-ra(-a) (Gr.,
probably OiXcxyopa^), see

1.
$ar
mat
,
Musuri, the king of Egypt:

Sarg.:
under Me-la-a-gu-ra. d Pi-la-an-zu-zu, see Meli- Zaza.
Pi-ir-
Ann.
A,
97.
2.
Pi-ir- -u, Sarg.:
III 30
3.
Pi-ir --it, Sarg.: Khors.
(KB II, p. 2? (KB II,
64, n. **).
p. 54).
JADD
Pi-la-qu
Pi-sa-an-di
-
59,
6,
sold (B. C. 68 1). 661,

(cf.
is.
"The axe"
752,
11.
Bi-la-aq-qu
BE XV)
JADD
*Pi-sa-ni-si
743, R.
4.
JADD
JADD
Pi-li-si-it,
JADD
2, 16.
102, L. E. 4 (Ep.
I).
Pi-si-ni-h,
(B. C. 646?).
rab
Cf.
$an$a,
150,3(6.0.679).
dPi-si
*Pisiri(s) (Hit.)
JADD 197, R. 3 JADD 264,

,
10.
Capp. Ch.
*Pi-pa-za-ni
s.
of A-$uk$}-ma-ri...,
(cf.
Pi-qa-qi
Pa-ki-ki
371,
4
BE
X;
VS \s*
Hittite king
I,
of Carchemish,
"l
deported to
20
108,
//.
Assyria, B. C. 717:
1.
garrulus)
Pi-i-is-si-ri,
Gar-ga-mi$-a-a, Sarg.: Cyl.
JADD
f.
(B. C. 698).
2.
(IR36).
--
KB
46.
II,
p. 42.
26.
ril
Pi-si-i-ri, Sarg.:
Cyl.
Gar-ga-mil-a-a
of Nergal-$a-li..., Nai.:
BM. 90936,
CV).
II
u
3.
Sarg.:
Pi-si-ri,
"l
Ann.
(KING, BBS,
Pir'-Amurri
p. 108,
pi.
m Pir-Amurri
a clan)
i.
"Offspring of Amurru" (in Bitas name of a family or

t
$ar '"^Hatti, Sarg.: N, 10. sar '""> 'Haiti, Sarg.: N, 2-2. Gargamti Sa
II,
KB
p. 38.
"l
4. Pi-si-ri-is,
Gar-ga-mi$-a-a, Tigl. IV: Ann.

9, 51).
Pir^KUR.GAL,
III
17, 25, 32.
Melis.:
I:
Merod.
4,
Susa3,I 25 Susa 14, 1 11. Mae.:

;
II 40,47;
ss, i5i
(IIIR
(Eg.
17,
--KB
II,
p. 30.
*Pi-sa-me-il-ki
Psmtk, NBa.
Ar. 7CJ13DS, Gr.
Pi-sa-mi-is-ki
OBI
No.
i.
149, 1
in,
13, 17;
II
5.
Dar. 301,
82
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Psammeticus, STEINDORFF, BAI,
360 f., W. M.
Pulu
p.
A, IIIR
p. 162.
17, I 101 ;
Ann.
I 99.
KB
II,
RANKE, MULLER,
II iu.
Material,
p. 32, 40;
cf.
1 6, 49 ff), Abp.: A, III 26. mS tar *Musur, Abp.: Ann. Tu-â-me-il-ki,
OLZ
"The stone"
Ilerpoc;)
(cf.
Ar. K&VJJ
> Kqcpaq >

913,
3 (?).
KB
II,
p. 176.
1.
Pu-u-lu,
h
*Pi-sa-an-hu-ru (Eg.
Pi-srj-n-Hr, Gr. êvOptg STEINDORFF, BA I, p. 347 f., RANKE, Material, p. 32) "Son of Horus" tar mZfNathtt (in Egypt), Abp.: A, IIIR 17,
1 94;
rakbu,
JADD 350, R. 3 (B. C. 707). JADD 860, II 15.

,
2.
/V-/,HABL975,
951,
694).
5.
2.
1060,2. **/*?,
281, R.
HABL
g
sasinnu,
JADD
(B. C.
Ann.
92.
KB
II,
p. 160.
3.
Pu-lu
(Bi. bifi,
LXX OooaX,
name
Canon of Pto-
*Pi-sa-ar-mu
h
lem. ncbpoq, Ba.
of Tigl. IV), King-
mu*arkis, B. C. 695,
JADD
34,
R.
,.
list
A, IV
8.
Pis-gal-dara-mas
s.
*Pu-up-ri
of Gui-ki-Sar, king of Babylonia, Kinglist B, R. 7, Pi$-gal, King-list, A, 1 9.

of Abdi-AUrta,
mar
lipri of Tushratta,
cf.
TA
28,
12.
29,
91.
*Pu-ra-gu-us (Can.,
18503
POGNON,
Inscriptions
s.
amel
*Pud-ahi
lurza kf
TA 104, Cf. TA 314, 315,

7.
Pu- d IM,
316,
8, 17.
86, Bi. ttjnfc)
Ta'annek
3, 10.
3.
3.
Pur- d 8a-gal-e, see
Bnr- d Sa-gal-e.
cf.
(=
Mit. Bi-en-te-$i-na), see Bud-ahi.
Pu-di.r...,
JADD
*Pur(Bur>si-la-a (Iran.(?),
630,
8.
Burzila, JIN, p. 74)

h
$alhi
140,
*Pudi-Ba'al, see
Budi-Baal
t
mar
tarri,
Elamaia,
HABL
pi. II,
11.
*Pudi-Hipa (Mit, cf. JPudu-Hipd) perhaps the true reading of Abdi-Hipa (q. v.), see
Pu-us-SU-tu, Cass. tablet,
PSBA,
1907,
Nov.
GUSTAVS,
Pudi-ilu,
OLZ 14(1911), col 341 see Arik-den-ilu. Cf. Budu-ilu.

or Sud$)-di-ta($)-a-u
p. 46),
R.
29.
ff.
*Pu-su-su, see Bu-su-su, q. v.
*Pu-di-ma-a-ni, see Puti-Mani. *Pu-di-sah-a-u,
Pu(Bu>su-lu
h
asa,
(KOHLERL.E.s, III
Pu-ti-i....,
UNGNAD, AR,
p. 526.
JADD 3
4,
e.
1 1,
JADD JADD
41 7, R.
928,
e.
III, 11.
*Pu-ti-hu-u-ru-u(Eg.Pi-dj -Hr, cf.JOHNS,

p. 166,
ADD
III,
Pu(#)-ud(^)-ki-im, Capp. Ch.

*Pu-di(ti)-se-ri (cf.
RANKE,
7,
Material, p. 33) "Gift of
RANKE,
Material, p. 37),
pos-
Horus"
sibly *Budi-Seri
(cf.
Pu.
inWiay)
JADD
cf.
763,
prob. slave.
cf.
JADD
*f
763,
is.
*Pu-ti-ma-a-ni (Eg.(?),
RANKE,
Material, p. 37;
Pu-du-hi-pa (Hit.)
Eg.-Ar.
763,
Tititafi)
MDOG 35, pp. 20, 27,

ratu rabitu Sarrat
Pu-du-ilu 7 see Budu-ilu.
Pu-du-pi-ia-ti,
wi. of
'""* 5l
HattuUl, $ar-
JADD
Pu-ut-ra-nu
12.
Hatti.
K. 241, XII,
*Pu-tu-bis-ti (Eg.
xhc,
s,
spec.
see Putu-Paiti.
Pu-gid-da-nu, see Bu(Gid-}gid-da-nu.
Pi-dj-B^st(.t), Gr. neropdcHeTopdOrrn;, HeTOupcxCric) "Gift of
Pu-ug-lu
"The
radish", see Bu-uk-lu.
B^st", STEINDORFF, BA I, p.349, RANKE,

}
Pu-hi-i... (cf.
Pu-hu-um
/.y
CT
II,
10, 22,
Bu-hi-id)
Material, p. 33)
JADD 3 10, R. Pu-hi-lu, JADD 913,

*Pu-hu-ru, see
(B. C. 669).
$ar
"l
Sa--nu, king of Tanis

17, I 98 ;
in
96
Egypt, Abp.:
3,
slave.
A, IIIR
Ann.
I,
(V
i).
Pahura.
KB
II,
p. 162.
*Pu(Bu)-u-a-a-ma (Eg.
P-w^-r-m, SPIEGELBERG,
Mendes, Abp.:
*Pu-tu-um-hi-e-se (Eg.
ZAXV,
$ar
"l
p.
396 f.)
Pi\Bi-in-di-di, king of
P^-dj-Mi-hsi "Gift of Mi-h^j?", RANKE, Material, p. 34) JADD 307, R. n (HI R 47, 37 c. Ep. F).
T. XLIII.
183
:i
Putu-Paiti (Eg., cf. d 1. Pu-tu- Pa-i-ti,

47 C.
RANKE,
Material, p. 34)
2
f.
of Kisir-Adad, Ku-ra-di(J\ Hu(l)-ra-su(?)
JADD
307, L. E.
(IIIR 49
JADD
Qaqqadanu
660,
=
f.
714,
12
== 809,
38.
Ep.
F).
2.
Pu-du-pi-ia-ti,
JADD
99,
(B. C. 670).
"The grasshopper" di-nu TNB)

9,
5.
(cf.
Qaq-qaof
Pu-zu-ur- d Amurru(ATWv.
GAL}
"Security
of
1.
Ga-ga-da-num,
Qaq-qa-da-a-ni,
of A-Hr-e-mu-ki,
gf.
Amurru"
h
(perhaps abbrev.)
Za-fya-ar, Capp. G,
II, 35
malatiu,
pilot of the ark,

i,
IVR43,
2.
3.
HABL
590,
e.
7.
i.
(KB
Puzur-Asur
VI,
p. 236).
4.
s.
Qaq-qa-da-nu, '""'U-ka-a-a, HABL 444, SAG.DU-a-nu, h turtanu, HABL 197, R.

492,
7.
King of Assyria,
19699,
of Asir-nirari (KS.
p. 15),
MDOG 49,
:
contemp. with,
3.
Qar-bat-tu
h
Burnaburias
1.
bel narkabti$\
JADD
860,
for
II, 21.
Pu-su-ur- dA-Ur
KAHI
I,
58,
t
2.
mhtAssiir Pu-zur-AS-$ur, $ar Synchron. Is: Burnaburias. with contemp.
"The bald "(An; *Qar-ha-a " BE IX, X, TNB)
NBa.
texts, see
JADD
u
421,
3.
Pu-zur-d
A-sur, Adnir.
I,
KAHI
I,
I, 4, 31:
a-bi
703,
IB.
e.
(B. C. 683).
KS.:
,
CT
Ill,
33, 16,
4.
h h
irrisu (B. C. 670)
JADD 420,
2.
sarru alik paniia.

4.
nagiru,
Pu-zur-dA.USAR, Adnir.
a-bi
KAHI
I,
3, 37:
Sepa, B. C. 688(?),
*Qa-ri-hi
al
(
JADD JADD
21,
e.
815, R.
h la
400, R. w.
Sarru alik paniia.

246, R.
c f. Bi.
nn^)
$e Qa-ri-hi, ^
JADB
Qa-a,
JADD
Qa-ba-su-ilu, JADD 638, Qa-ba-a-te, JADD 521,
R.
?.
JADD
709,
3.
i.
Qar(.Mw)-ma(?^z)-ia, JADD 66 1, *Qarparunda, see Qalparuda.

d
i.
f.
of Lip-ti-ri-ilu,
HABL
7 ),
964, u.
285,
h
6,
Qas-SU-ni
(cf.
Samnuhu-qas-su-nii)
14.
Qa-hi-[ia] (cf.
BE
IX, 70,
JADD
spec.
mukil
JADD
85 S,
?
apate, B. C. 686.
Qa-a-ilu, 83-1-18, 695, III,
25,
*Qa-ta-zi-lu/li
"'^Kumuhaia, Anp. Ann.

:
Ill
1
95.
Shalm. Ill Mon.

156,
1 37. II 29.
KB
I,
pp.
10,
162.
Qal (f)-lu-su,
K. 241, XII
(cf.
2,
spec.
II pt.
i,
[*Qa-t]i-hu-ti-su-pa (Hit.; qa-ti-hi
= $epa, TA
TA
58,
1, i.
53, 64
*Qal-pa-ru-da
?-roa CIS
no.75,
SACHAU,
h
cf.
names
as
Sepa-Adad\
2.
ZAVI,
p.432f.)
m " {Pa-ti-na-a-a
cf.
Qa-ti-ilu (abbrev.)
'"^Gur-gu-ma-a-a, king of Shalm. Ill: Mon. II, 84 (III R 8), Gurgum,
hazan Ninua,
JADD
815,
KA
p. 54;
Co. 95.
Epigr. V.
Qa-lu-un-zu
h
Qdl-pa-ru-un-di, Shalm.: Qar-pa-ru-un-da, Shalm.: Ob.
*Qa-ii-su, or Qa-sam-su (cf. amel urqi, B. C. 694,

48 b.
KA
3
,
p.
473)
JADD
427,7 (IIIR 48,
KB
1
KB
IV, p.
1 1
6, II 7).
I,
pp. 150, 172.
*Qa-us-gab-ri (Edom.,
cf.
KA
KB
p. 473)
sar ^l" "* &du-me, king of
Edom,
p.
Esarh. B,
sukkallu rabu,
JADD
17,
cf.
14.
326, R. ,s (B. C. 692).

23,
7
Qa-ma-A-sur, Capp.
*Qa-na-a-ilu
bis.
u (III Rm. 3, II,

V,
R
32
16.
II,
148).
Abp.:
(KB
II,
p. 239).
(WSem.
Ilu-qana, Bi. fiij^)

spec.
e.
*Qa-us-ma-la-ka (Edom.,
cf.
KA
KB
p.
473)
Tigl. IV,
83-1-18, 695,
Qa-an-na-su-si,
Qa-an-ni-i
s.
III, 26,
HABL 494, R.
l
'""t&du-ma-a-a, B, R. 11 (II R 67,
king of
ei.
Edom,
II,
p. 20).
QJbi-ilani(^-ÂÔ (abbrev.)
of Ab-bu-zu,
il
Kan-mt--a-a,
VS
I,
94,
i,
7.
Epon.
h
VS
I,
99,
s.
Qa-nu-ni
(cf.
Qa-nu-u-nu, K. 13033),
3
JADD
660,
Qi-bit-Adad(/J/) (abbrev.)
2, 11.
714,
saknu,
JADD
59, inside,
2.
No.
i.
84
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Qibit-Asur (Ki-bit-AS-hir; abbrev.)
JADD 40,
R., (B.C.
//
R.
j-
JADD
682).
37, B. E.
(B. C. 676). 363,
44 b).
K. 1008.
(B. C. 676). 46, h
R. j
(III
R 47,
9 (?).
qepu,
JADD
307,
3.
241, R.
malah, Louvre,
AO
2221, R.
h $a
ANSU-ni,
HABL
,
(B. C. 656(r);
Qibit-lstar (abbrev.)
1.
OLZ VI
banttti,
(1903), col. 199)-
Qu-a-qu-a
h
qa-ri-bu bir-ti
JADD
469, R. w.
Qi-bit-XV,
Qi-bit-
rab
JADD
i
62,
e.
Qu-u-[a
(=
h
2.
XV JADD
%
173,
(Ep. G).
15
JADD
Qu-i-li
Qu-u-a) 43, R.
(B. C. 687);
cf.
Qu(fyia-a,
Qi-bit-ni-e (tf. Ki-bi-ni-i),
JADD 391,
(B. C. 717).
irriSu,
JADD
742,
as.
[394,
4
37,
Qibit-NIN.IB (Ki-bit-MAS\ abbrev.)
fa Sepa,
JADD
t
872,
2.
JADD
d
R.
(B. C. 676).
Qibit- Sa-la (abbrev.)
Qu-ma-na-a-a "Native of Comana" amel nrqi JADD 742, 32.

f
MVG VIII,
Qi-il-ti-i
p.
1 1 1,
'
23
(Ep.
P).
(hypocor.,
cf.
i,
sam
8,
qi-il-tum\
Nabu-ki-il-tu
Qu-na-ba-tu wi. of Bel-iddina,
JADD
891,
4.
BE
f.
VIII, pt.
n)
Qu-ni-i,
JADB
s
5, II, is.
of Apha, gf. of Sa-pi-Bel, R. JADD 889.
HABL
877,
*Qu-ni-hu-ru (Eg.)
2=
JADD
Qu-qi-i (cf.
h
102,
>
L.E.j
y p
(Ep.
I).
Qi-sa-a-a (hypocor.)
h
zammaru,
(cf.
HABL 473,
and
"l
^y,
kuj pelican)
10.
rag-gi-mu,
(cf.
JADD
860,
III, 20.
*Qisu
1.
Bi. ttnp,
Iqisu)
Qu-qu-u-a
Ku-kit-u-ia
T-D
LC),
JADD 852,
1, s.
Ki-i-su,
$ar
15.
Hal-di-li,
II,
Esarh. B,
IV
ID
to.
Qur-bu-ilu
(IIIR
KB
t
p. 146).
80-7-19, 15,
JADD 90,
R.
6 (B. C.
734).
3ar
V,
2.
20
hl
Sillua
1
king of Salamis, Esarh. B,
(IIIR
'
6.
KB
II,
p. 148).
3, II, 44
JADD
(KB
II,
1.
171,3.
Ki-su, Sar
p. 240).
ai
Silua,
"l
Abp. Rm.
Qurdi (hypocor.)
Qur-di-i,
JADD
83,
R.
(IIIR
50, no. 2, is;

i.
3.
Qi-i-su,
$ar
Canon A, IV,
Agk.
Mehini$, Epon. 14, abbrev. from Iqisu,

--
B. C. 755,
q. v.
B.C. 679).
R.
,
84, R.
4 (B.
C. 679). 357,
404,
(B. C.674).
II,
t>ara$\
HABL 633,
var. to
(i).
R.s
is.
(WSml.
p. 44).
Hrrttu, JADD 742, R.

2,
VR 33, VI,
23 (?).
37.
KB
III,
pt.
i,
p. 148.
2. 3.
Qur-di-i,
Qur-di-i,
d
JADD
357, E.
7.
Q\si\-[a(SA.BA-ia) (hypocor.)
k 4682,
s.
HABL 90,
Qurdi-Adad
St. II is;
"My
t
strength
h
.
is
Adad"
oiNur-Sin, Sarg.
p.
1
14.
KB
IV,
1.
Qur-di-
IM JADD
29 a;
B. C. 58, 7, slave sold,
60,
164.
rf
694. 92, R. s
Qisti-Adad(SA^4- /J/) "Present of Adad"

s.
rab urate, B. C. 692, h j R. C. 207, R. rakbu, 440, (B. 692).
JADD
7
JADD
of A.KU-bani, K. 8748.
(IIIR 46,
(for
Qisti-Marduk
"Present of Marduk"
texts, see
OBa.
writer
2.
769,
l
5.
A.BA
Ep.B). ^se-lap-pa-a-a, JADD $a ekalli mahirte la
and NBa.
RPN, TNB)
Kalhi, B. C. 709,
JADD
1141,^7.
-
SA.BA-d
to
Qi-te-nu,
Bi.
AMAR.
II.
UD,
HABL 1016,
R.
i,
Sargon
Qi-ti-nu
-jt^rf),
Qur-di-U, JADD [i 1 1, 3.] 371, R rab urate, JADD 151, R.

no.
i, 15;
(B. C. 698).
(IIIR
50,
(cf.
OBa. Ku-ut-tu-nu Dilbat,

21,
4
Ep. Y).
364, R. 4 (B. C. 679).
JADD
(B. C. 682).
68,
L. E.V(B.C. 645?).
Qi-it-ri-i
JADD Qur-di-AiaC'G^) "My JADD 752,

3.
Qur-di- U,
strength
in
Aya"
is
21.
JADD
16,
(Ep. O).
Kor),
Qur-di-Arba'ilu(/F-^\0
"My
strength
Ar-
Qu-u-a (cf. Uqua, and Cilician names Kocu, Koa, Kouac;, ZA VII, p. 101)
bela".
asu,
JADD
85
1, II, 7.
T. XLIII.

2
I8 S
(cf.
Qur-di-Asur
"My strength
863,
II,
29.
is
Ashur"
h
Ra-di-mu
NBa. Ra-dtmjinu) TNB, Thamud.

p.
1
JADD
IIIR
IIIR
993,
III, 7 .
$akin
mar
D-n
MVG IX,
279,
8)
Sarri,
JADD
i,
857,
III, 31.
I,
37;
B. C.
Epon. B. C. 873, 837, Canon B, II, 32;
JADD
Rad-ma-nu
h
R.j
"l
(B.
C.68i).
i,
II, 27;
B. C. 767,
2
Canon A, IV,
lit"
of Ahi-Zuhma, Canon E.
na-sik $a
U-pi-i,
(cf.
HABL 608,
BE
u, R.
e.
Ra-has, or Ra-sil
Qur-di-Belit(<W/jV.Z/Z)
"My
strength
is
Bef.
Bel-ra-h-il\$il, Ina-Esagil-
ra-Ul
BE
X, Ra-hl-ilu
VIII,
pt
i)]
JADD
Qurdi-lstar
1.
884,
3.
Qur-di-ilu....,
JADD 320, R. 6 (B. C. 691?). "My strength is Ishtar"

138,
of Aia-bel-tumate, La-ba-$u and Sin-afyertia, Sarg. St. IV, 17 (KB IV, p. 162).
(cf.
*Ra-hi-ma-a
k
SRahima,
TNB
p. 174,
Ar. |A^:&
p. 35
f.)
Qur-di-X^JADD
826,
7.
R.
"amabilis" SCHIFFER,
Aramaer
i.
350,
(B. C. 707).
5.
riu
rab
nikasi,
JADD
592, R.
enzati, in
854, R.
3
.
^Gaduata,
JADB
i, II, 27.
2.
Qur-diR.
f.
XV, HABL
6.
JADD
*Ra-hi-me-i,
JADD
(cf.
186, R. s (B. C. 674).
493,
9.
602, R.
Si -2-4, ioo(?).
*[Ra>hi-me-ilu
"l
NBa. Ra-hi-im-ANf l == Ar.
of d
A-u-lu-a-a,
PSBA XXX (1908), p. 138,33

:i:
docket bSBim,
sa
BE
X, 68)
(B. C.
Ep. N).
Ha-at-pi
(cf.
.,
B. C. 698,
JADD
191, R. 3
Qurdi-Nergal
1.
strength is Nergal" Qur-di-U.GUR, JADD 741, 20. h irrisu,
"My
Ra-hi-me-sarru
Ra-hi-mu-Sarru\
PSBA XXX
(1908), p. 137,3
(B.C. Ep. N).
JADD 742,
2.
R.
21.
purkullu,
HABL 429,
/
*Ra-hi-mu-sarru
8.
(cf.
17.
Ra\Ri-hi-me-sarni)
h
d Qur-di- U.
GUR, JADD 320, R.
(B. C.
69 1).
JADD
741,
,
muktl apate dannu,

S).
cf.
JADD
842,
II, 6 (?).
352, R.
(Ep.
Qur-di-sarru(J/^7V)"My strength is the king" k $aknu, B. C. 644, JADD 4, R. 2.

Qur-du-ka, see Ahi-kin-pi.
Qu-ri-i, JADD 525, R. 9 Qur-ri-tu, or Ahi-ri-ba
.
Ra-hi-is-sarru (for the
meaning,
II,
Ta-ki-el-Alur]
K. 5425,
(WSml.
p. 12)
==
HABL
284,
1026.
17),
*Ra-ah-ma-nu-ma(Ar.(?), cf.RANKE, Material, p.
da-gu-al matdti Sa Sarri,
TA
9.
(KOHLER-UNGNAD, AR,
u.
*Ra-a-a-di-sa-di-i (Iran.?)
h
p. 25),
JADD
6
66 i,
rab halsu of Ârsiani^, Abp.

(IIIR
30.
III, 70
Qur-u-bi
(cf.
city
151,
name Qurubi)
(IIIR
50,
6 a,
KB
II p. 242).
JADD
Ep. Y).
Ta'an-
Rak-sa-li, see Salsali.
Ra-ma-da (perhaps
< *Ram-Adad]
u, spec.
*Ra-ba(= pa?)-ia (Can., nek 8, 4.

Raba-sa-Marduk
cf.
Ra-pa-ia},
d
JADD
Ra-ma-ilu
877,
3.
(cf.
Elu-ra-ma, Ra-me-ilu]
III,
(GAL-a-$a-
AMAR.UD]
cf.
d
83-1-18, 695,
NBa. texts, TNB, p. 173 a; for analogous names in Cassite texts, see BE XIV, XV)
Raba(su-$d)-NIN.IB
in
f.
Ra-man-ib-ni
"Ramman
i
has created"
JADD
d
298,
(B. C. 680).
Ra-man-nadin-aplu(^-^4)
"Ramman
gives a
R.
9.
of Enlil-sum-ibni
Nai.:
CT
X,
3, 24.
son"
"l
KB
IV, p. 94.
Sa-sa-bi-na-a-a, B. C. 68 1,
JADD 269,
*Rab-bi-ilu (cf. Ra-ab-bi-ili^
BE
IX, X, Ra-bi-ilu
on tablet from Tell El Hesy, BAUDISSIN, AE, p. 323, note 2, Ar. btf2^)
83-1-18, 695,
170,
36.
*Ra-man-ra-ba (probably WSem., cf. Adad-raba) JADD 68, L. E. 3 (B. C. 645?).
*RamatHa (Med.)
i.
III,
2 2,
spec.
Cf.
GAL- AN,
2,
9.
TA
Ra-ma-te-{a
h
t
hasanu $a
"l
Urakazabarna
21 (I
'"^Ma-da-a-a, Esarh.
A & C, IV,
4],
R 46.
see
Rab\(GAL, /r/r>A-sur, Capp.
23, 4 bis.
KB II, p. 132);
LER,
[83- 1- 1 8, 483,
see
WlNCKio(?),
Rabi(^r)-zi(?)-me-el-tim, Capp. G,
11,
AF
II,
p. 8.
II,
HABL 645, R.
p. 140.
*Rab(G^.)-zi-id-ki(.^2') (Can.),
No.
i.
TA
170,
37.
HUSING,
OLZ
24
86
2.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Ra-ma-ti-ia, Ann. 44.

h
mZi
A-ra-si-[a^},
Tigl. IV,
2.
Ra--u,
JADD
[290, h
<y].
39,
R.
var. to (i), (III
46,
u d).
Si.
*Ra-me-ilu (d.Ra-ma-ilu,
biTEl)
15.
3.
)
Ra-u...,
tamkaru,
cf.
3,
JADD
822,
4.
Arbahaia,
(cf.
HABL
8.
140,
*Ra-
-ii-a-nu (Ar.,
*Ra-me-ti-i
Ra-ma-te-ia)
HABL
7?]
830,
Ran) nephew of
Bel-iddin,
"!
Nafa-
HABL
f
713,
JADD
cf.
[190, R.
(B.C. 668).
gi-a-ta-a-a.
Rensu-ilu
Ram-ti-i (hypocor.,
SRamtu]
Dilbat p. 108, JRa-
JADD
f
741,
28.
vor
(Ri-en-$u-AN is the god"

III, as,
< Rem
spec.
lu-ilii)
"His
Ramtu
(cf.
OBa.
i-im-tum
1.
SRa -im-tum, T-D LC)

640,
7
83-1-18, 695,
Res-A-sur,
Epon.
MDOG
40, p. 19.
JRam-ti, m. of Dttr-maki-I$tar,
si.
-
ofNabn-
naid,
p. 154.
2.
JADD
(Ep. O).
KB IV,
*Ri-a-ma-se-sa,
ma-a-i- d A-ma-na (Eg.
-ms-sw,
with
m(r)j-'lmn)
Ramses
5
II,
king of Egypt,
in treaty
-fRam-tu, 81-2-4, 255, VII, n, spec. Louvre,
AD
198).
2221,
(B. C. 6s6(?);
OLZ
HattuSil,
OLZ IX
(1906), 629.
1903, col.
*Ri-a-na-ap/pa (Eg.
Ra-a-mu-sa-ilani-su
R
is
-nf(r),
RANKE,
30.
Material,
"Grace of his gods"

2.
p. 18)
h
"Re
good"
HABL
*Ra-pa-a
s.
rabisu $a Sarri,
TA 292,
2.
315,
is.
326,
17.
1 1
10,
*R?b-Adda
abbrev.,
(WSem.
of Ab-di-li-me,
a-si-ka,
XBn, Pa. 85n) h zammaru, of " l $id-dicf. Bi.

5,
(WSem.)
1.
Ri-ib-ad-da,
Ri-ib-ad-di,
138,
*Ra-pa-[a
(cf.
JADD 151,1, R. (III R 50, no. Bi. rm, la-ra-pa-d)

3
2.
i).
TA 73, TA 84,
74,
i.
75,
i.
92,
i.
1
35.
a.
92,
i.
94,
29,
45.
66, CO, 111.
JADD
h
422, R.
\4 .
3.
*Ra(-a)-pi-' (WSem., cf. h nasiku of mh
Ar. isn)
4. Ri-ib-id-di,
5.
*Hindaru, Sarg. Ann. 269. Sd

Sarg.:
TA 68, TA 126, Ri-H>-dIM, TA 71, 76,

\Ri\ib-ha-ad-\da\
i.
i.
2.
i.
77,
86,
2. 2.
78,
i.
3.
79,
88,
103,
i.
I.
3.
Hi-in-da-rl,
e.
Ann. 269
ABEL
82,
89,
8.
1.
83,
1, 40.
85,
2.
I
2, 24. 2.
87,
102,
no. 32,
f.
CjO, 3.
93,
95, O6,
96,
1.
3.
1.
of
a'
A-u-dan-in-a-ni,
cf.
VS
I,
100,
2.
IO4,
8.
IO5,
1, 88.
1, 14, 31.
IO7,
1O8,
1.
*Ra'sii (Eg.(P),
1.
RANKE,
Material, p. 37)
851,
III,
13.
109,1.
Il6,
1.
110,2. 111,3. 112,1. 113,24.

117,1. Il8,
3.
114,1.
Ra--si-i, fiar-di-bi,
JADD
3).
119,1,19,34.121,1,23.
125,2.
129,1.
2.
Ra-su-,
R.
14
malahu, B.
C. 692,
JADD
324,
122,1.
130,3.
123,1.
132,2.
124,2,6,18.
(III
R 48,
no.
136,2. 137,1. 138,2. 142,2.
*Ra-'-su-nu
f.
Ribaia
"Born on the fourth day"
of Da-di-su-ru,
HABL
132,
s,
M.
1.
Ri-ba-a-a,
JADD
125, R.
(B. C. 687).
Ra-sa-pa-a-a
"Native of the city of Rezeph"

s.
2.
UD-IV-KAM-a-a,
22,
82-3-23, 137; K. 241, IX,
HABL 843,
R.
Ill
is,
Cf. Ra-sap-a\-d\,
JADD
993,
spec.
cf.
f.
of ASur-kilani.
Ribate (hypocor.,
Ar.
n^T BE
X, Ri-bat, Ri-
*Ra-sun-nu/ni(=Bi.'p2n,
LXX Patfcov,
Paatfaoov)
Tigl.
II,
ba-a-ta\tii in
NBa.
texts, see
BE IX, TNB,
374,
4i
i<>
^Dimasqi, king of Damascus, Ann. ss, 150, 205, 236 (III R 9, 50. KB
IV:
1.
JRi-ba-tum
Ri-ba-a-te,
(B.
T-D LC)
173,
c,
p. 30).
JADD
17 *
(Ep. G).
(III
Ra-si-ilu (for
NBa.
G.
texts, see
pt. i)
TNB;
cf.
Ra-a-hi-
C. 685).
642, L. E.
49,
b;
BE VIII, JADD 775,

ilu
Ra-sil,
Ep.R).
s.
of Salimdu,
see Ra-has.
2.
2,
Ri-ba-te,
*Ra-tu-lu,
JADD
435, R.
sold.
3.
-4.
SU-a-te,
JADD 361, (Ep. F). JADD 624, (B. C. 687). JADD 361, B. E. * (Ep. F).
s
12
*Ra'u
i.
(cf.
Bi.^yi, SCHIFFER, Spuren, p. 31)
SU-a-ti, K. 241, X,
28,
spec.
T. XLIII.
Ra--u,
JADD
38,
R.^ (Ep.
D).
5.
SU* -te, JADD

l
374, R. 4 (B. C. 685).
187
h
'-;; cf.Ri-bat-AN.
171,
i).
.,
BE XIV,
328,
7,
4.
Rtm-a-ni-Û,
187,2,
11
= HABL 609.
muktl apati dannu,

247,
is.
JADD
JADD
Ri-da[-a]
h
138,
8.
tamkar,
Ri-di-i
JADD
BE XIV)
15
5.
Rim-an-m-J JM,JADD
B. C. 665 (?),
5,
bel apati,
(B. C. 698).
(hypocor.,
cf.
mukil apati JADD 237, (dannu la Alur-ban-aplu Sar miitA$$ur),

5 , is.
rab ispare,
h
JADD
679,
4.
JADD
670).
172,
e,
(B. C. 670).
266,
(B. C.
(B. C.
Rihanu
1.
"Remainder" (?)
331,
(B. C. 665?). 444,

15.
13, ti
Ri-fta-a-ni,
P!U.KAK HABL
t
212,
is.
660?).
448,
471,
15,
R.
2.
Hamkaru,
2.
Ri-ha-nu,
JADD
CT
X,
402,
h
jr.
qepu sa Esaggil,
6.
Shmk.:
Ri-ha-te
pi. 7, u.
cf.
JADD 256, R..r. Rim-dn-ni-"'U, JADD 477,

6.0.676,
9.
(hypocor.,
Rihetu
in
NBa.
texts,
7.
Rima-ni-U,
muSarkis,
HABL
to
132, R.
12.
BE X, TNB p. 174, Ri-fa-tu BE XIV) JADD 213, R. 7 (B. C. 681). 228, R.^.
Ri-hi-me-sarru(J^N)
Ri-hu-sa-ilani
Rimanni-Asur
(cf.
"Be merciful
me, ohAshur!"
246, R.
//.
Ahir-rimanni)
Ra-hi-me\mu~sarru} h tamkaru, B. C. 665, JADD 237, R. //.

(cf.
Rim-a-ni-ÂS-hir,
Rimanni-Bel
(cf.
1.
JADD
to
752,13.
"Be merciful
s.
me, oh Bel!"
"The seed of the gods" (HINKE)

43.
Bel-rimanni', for NBa. texts, see
TNB)
mar
sarri, Nku.: Lo. 102, IV,
KB
IV,
Rim-a-na-BE,
Abi-ilia,
of latana-Eli,
i
of Bit-
P- 90Ri-'-i-kas-si-i
"Shepherd of the Cassites"

23
2.
Rim-a-ni-BE,
JADD 621, (Ep. F). JADD 262, R. 7 h SE.GAR,

.
renders Ktt-ur-gal-zu. see Rimani-Bel. Rim-a-na-BE, Rimanni (hypocor.)

b,
1.
V R 44,
JADD
Rimanni-ilu
(cf.
1.
364, R.
//
(B. C. 679).
"Be merciful
Ilu-rimanni]
to me,
oh god!"
LID-a-ni-i,
JADD
*....,
in, R.
*.
Rim-ana- AN,
Rtm-a-ni-AN,
2.
LW-an-ni-i,
JADD
7
273, R. a.
2.
JADB 4, VIII, JADB 4, VIII,

/
3.
4.
6, VIII,
2
3.
Rimanni
an-ni,
JADD
395,
(B. C. 724)
2.
LID-
JADD
648?).
66, L. E.
(B. C. 693). 147,
(B. C.
HABL 978,
165, R. 3 (Ep. Q).

s.
210,
i,
e, 9,
R.
Rimanni-Adad
"Be merciful
to
me, oh Adad!"
3.
(Ep.W). 393, R.
tamkaru, B.C. 646^),
1.
(cf. Adad-rlmanni] Rim-a-na- d'IM, h mukil apati dannu sa Asur>A$sur, B. C. 667, JADD ban-aplu sar
JADD
4.
197, R.
4.
Rma-ni-AN, JADD49i,R./o(B.0.693). 496,2. Rim-ma-ni-AN h SAG sa Bel-tarsi-iluma

',
200,
2.
5.
mutir
pttti,
JADD
860,
II, 25.
5.
$akin
"l
Kalhi, B. C. 798,
h
OLZ III, col. 434.
Rim-a-ni- d
503,
s.
IM, JADD 470, R. 2 (B. C. 663?). mukil apati (dannu sa Asur"'"'Asstir),
musarkisu, Ri-man-ni-AN, R. 4, s, 9; cf. Rimanni-Adad.
HABL
spec.
326,
ban-aplu sar
665?). 65,
[116,9].
3
JADD
115,
3
35, 4 (B. C.
6.
Rim-an-ni-AN, K. 241, VIII,
10,
(B. C. 668).
3.
(B. C. 664?).
174,6. 203, R.
h
10,
258,7 (B.C. 666).
Rimanni-lstar"Be merciful to me, oh Ishtar!" 1. Rlm-a-ni-XV, JADD 170, L.E. *. h belnarkabti,

2.
260, R.
muktl apati $a du-na-na-te.

R.
e.
JADD
857,
*
II, 12.
,
270,
9.
271,
G,
322,
9
e, 13.
418,
11,
R.
7.
Rim-a-ni-*XV,
419,
[596,
s, 11,
2].
R.
7.
420,
(B. C. 670).
45 1, B. E.
3.
3.
Rtm-a-na-XV,
R.
e.
bel n[arkabti\,
JADD 439, JADD

i.
860,
*A.A $a rab ekalli, JADD 642,

JADD [60, JADD 742,
t
R.
3.
(Ep. R).
e].
Rimanni-Marduk
121, (B. 0.671). h mukll
3
"Be merciful
to
me, oh Mar-
Rim-a-ni-U,
k
irri$u,
36.
apati
3,
(dannu sa tar
424, R.
"l
2.
st
A$$ur),
h
io(?).
JADD
h
.
183,
12.
(cf. Marduk-rimanni} Rim-a-ni- dSU, JADD 262, R. 6. RImanni-Samas "Be merciful to me, oh Sha-
duk!"
857,
I,
rab bit Hani $a

$al$u,
mash!"
(Ep. O).
(cf.
SamaS-nmanni}
h
Arsnr, JADD 244. R. 9.

No.
i.
261, R. ,3
JADD
Rim-a-ni-d UD,
A.BA, JADD
24*
640, R. s
i88
Ri-im- A-nu-um
ll
KNUT TALLQVIST.
"Be merciful, oh Anu!"
tar Babili, ancient Bab. king, K. 4709 IV R 35, no. 8, i; cf. SAK p. 236, note
Ri-me-ni-Marduk
=
b.
f
7.
Ri-mu-tu, 882, R.
HABL 17,
i.
R.
4.
Urukaia,
JADD
8.
Rtm-u-tu, mahnasu,
JADD
851,
1, 15.
"Merciful Merod. I: IV R 38, 1, 34. Rim-Sin "Servant of Sin"

1
is
Marduk"
IV, p. 60.
fRi-mu-te,
IVR6i,
II, 13.
5.
KB
Ri-mu-tu,
JADD
243,
rf
RImut-Adad(^-itf- //W)
"Grace of Adad"
(cf.
King of Ur, king of Larsa:

1.
AM- d XXX
t
sar Uru ki Chron.

,
K2
JADD 409,
,
<>.
o,
15.
Rimut-Bau of
"Grace of Ban"
Ri-ntut-d
B a-u\
2.
Ri-im- d
EN.ZU,
s.
of
Kudur-Mabuk,
b.
Babu TNB)
Rim-ut- dBa-u,
Rimut-Bel d
1.
3.
War ad-Sin, LENORMANT, Choix, 70, 11 (KB III i, p. 98, SAK p. 220). VA 3025,9 (SAK p. 220. MDOG no. 5, p. 17). dRi-im-d EN.ZU, IR 3, no. X, i (KB III, i,
p. 94.
JADD
155, R. 6 (B. C. 683).

(cf.
"Grace of Bel"
d
EN TNB)
BE
t
Ri-mut\mu-ut-
SAK p.
OBI
\Rim\-ut-
waSmaht,
JADD
6
851,
1,
8.
218).
Dec.
pi. 41, 9
(SAK
Mitteil.
2.
Rim-ut-EN,
JADD
61, R.
(Ep. L).
(for
p. 216).
128,
(SAK
p. 218).
i.
p. 218).
I,
Rimut-Gula
"Grace of Gula"
texts, see
s.
Cass.
and
d. ak. or.
III
i,
Ver. zu Berlin
17, no. 3
(KB
1
.
p. 96.
SAK
cf.
NBa.
2.
1
BE
XIV, TNB)
,
Ri-mu....,
HABL
147,
Rmi-nt- d Gu-la,
Ri-mut- * Gu-la
,
1076, R.
Ri-mu-u-a (hypocor.,
OBa. Ri-mu-nm RPN)

648?).
vfBel-iddina, JADD 89 1 3. h bel pahati Bit-Sin-tcinc,
Neb.
Rimut-ilani
JADD
R.s (B.C.
cf.
Nippur,
15.
Rlmus (abbrev.,
meaning Al-ularUd (HlLPRECHT) or UrumuS, see
Rensu-ilu\ for reading and of the name, formerly read
"Grace of the gods" texts, see TNB)

,
(for
NBa.
1.
Rim-ut-ANfi-ni,
2.
Rim-ut-AN* 1
THUREAU-DANGIN, RA, VIII, p. 140 f, HROZN^, WZKM, 23 p. 191 ff., 26 p. 152,

note;
cf.

5,
(Ep.
T).
(IIIR47,
110.4;
Ep. O). 447,

3.
sold, B. C. 683.
I-li-Rt-mu-ul
OLZ
CT
2
Rtm-ut-AW-ni,
XI, col. 313,

i,
:
Rl-mu-ul ki
um,
1. s.
AO
5474, R. Ill
Ri-mu-$u34,
17
4.
Rim-mu-ut-ANt'-ni,
JADD 4, 4 (B. C. JADD 3 R.

1 1,
644?).
ts
(Ep.
S).
Rimut-ili
a)
1.
of Naram-Sin,
"Grace of the god"
King of Agade, probably s. of Sarrukin: Rz-mus, sarru, K. 1365, i. Sm. 823, 5 (BoiSSIER, Choix, p. 81).
Rim-ut-AN,
R.
s.
JADD
/
22, R. s (B. C. 682).

5.
123,
340, L. E.
al
(Ep. Z). 410,

i.
462, R. s
VIII,
is,
(B. C. 678). 831,
K. 241, VII,
6;
2.
Rt-mu-us, tar kiSSati,
AO
5476, II u. 5477,
(RA
VIII, pp. 136, 139. OBI, nos.
58).
RImut (abbrev., for Cass. and NBa. texts, see
BE XV, TNB)
1.
Ri-mut,
HABL
287,
13,
4.
2.
Rim-ut, K. 243, X,
682,
spec, kisir Sarri, B. C.

7.
SAG sa JSakinte, JADD 356, 2. Rtmu-ti-AN, JADD 356, u, var. to (i). 3. Ri-mut-ti-AN, JADD 136, * (Ep. X). d Rmu\.-\l\.vr(Rim-ut- XV} "Grace of Ishtar" JADD 13,
h
.
spec. $a 416, R. 4
Se-Laqipi,
B. C. 710,
JADD.
5.
5.
JADD
s.
276, R.
Ri-mu-ut-Nabu
b.
"Grace of Nabu"
(for
NBa.
3.
Ri-mu-ta,
ofBelani,
of Tabntita, Melis.:
texts, see
TNB)
//.
4.
5.
(KB III i, p. 158). ^-w-^,HABL9io,2.JADD829, 7 (B.C.67i).

Ri-mu-ti
Ri-mu-tu,
(3),
Lo. 103,111,11
JADD
s.
572, R.
Ri-mut-Nergal
"Grace of Nergal"
Ar. inn),
6.
HABL
7
Lo. 103, III, 27, 31. 293, R. i. 915, R. 2. K. 73 1 7.
of Hari-$arru$\
?
Ri-pi-te (cf.
Ri-i-qa,
Ri(?
JADD 356, JADD 713,

3.
s,
cf.
1.
2.
13 173 (time Sargonll).
TRep.
6.
145. 265
c.
TA
i, is.
ri-ka,
i, 96.
BM.
882,
91015,
(KING, BBS,
mabnaSu,
i.
HABL 447,
p. 109, pi. h
CVI>
Hu)-ra-su
"s.
talsu,
JADD
(KOHLER-UNGNAD, AR, p. n) otQansm, JADD 809, 33, cf. MVG VIII,

T. XLIII.
p. 92.
189
J
Ri-sa-a-a
(cf. Ri-si-i,
TNB)
/0 (B.
31, 37, 39, 43, 52, 72, 76
SlTl.
2O2I,
I lj
163,
VIII th
JADD
54
230, R.
C. 684). 623,
pfiti,
9 (III
R 46,
294,
5
56, 81, 85, 91, 92, 123, 148:
mallku,
R.
174, 202:
b;
Ep. A),
mutlr
JADD
sarru ma/iku,
47, 55.
277, SBS, 403, 411, 421, 422;

3.
XIV
(B. C. 700).
Cf.
HABL 441,
Rj-is-Adad
"Servant of Adad"
A-pi-rak
1
Rusas
R.
2.
sar
13
"!
k'
t
Chron.
1
,
IV R
34,
son of Argistis II., Ru-sa(-d)-le Ar-gi$-ti-fyi-ni-h, in Khald. inscriptions,

II.,
b.
ZDMG
"My hand (= help)
is
56 p. 102
fif.,
JRAS
1912, p. 112.
Rit-ti-Marduk
Marduk"
I,
Ur-sa-a-a, Esarh.: K. 2852

III 24
II,
-f K. 9962,
.
(HlNKE), if not abbrev. bel blti 3 a Bit-Kar-zi-ia-ab-ku, Neb.

55, 1
II
7.
VR
ibid.
K. 4268, R. 6 Ru (WAF As.-Khald. sa-se, bilinguis from Topzana,

p. 40),
25, 35, 45,
mar
III
i,
Kar-zi-ia-ab-ku,
pp.
ZDMG
Rusas
III.,
58, p.
834 f.
--
KB
164168.
Ill
Ri'u-pihati
f.
^ hSIB-NAM}
R 43,
II
s.
son of Erimenas (LEHMANN, ZA VII, p. 265, IX, p. 82 ff.) Ru-sa-a sar

J
of Taqlsa-Belit, Mna.:
" rtt
Ur-ar-ta,
Abp.
877,
8.
Ill
37,
3 a.
Rj-'-u-tu (abbrev.,
cf. -f Banltum-r/tttu
6.
TNB)
Ru(?)-sa-a-a,
JADD
p.
JADD
Ri-za
f.
775,
*Ru-uz-ma-an-[a (Iran.
SCHEFTELOWIT/, MEYER,
1
of J Au-killtmni,
JADD
KZ38,
153,
?,.
271; 42, p.
,
8)
.
154,
4.
amel
*Sa-a-ad,
hl
Sd-ru-na ki
TA 241,
4,
Rl-zi-in-ni
*SAG,
f
Melis.:
f
Lo. 101,
II, 5
(KB
IV,
p. 58).
JADD
(Bi.
175,
i,
R.
(B. C. 676).
Sal-ti-ilu
Ru-bu-ut-tum,
NUN-ut-tum (NBa.) 83-1-18, 1846, R. IV, e, 7, spec.
*Sa-'-al-ti-ilu
b^nbxw, NBa.
III,
29,
TNB
III,
p. 187)
*Ru-hu-bi
"f.
(Ammon.; cf. Bi. arn) ofa--sa, Shalm.III: Mon.

p. 172.
II, 95.
KB
83-1-18, 695,
I,
cf.
JOHNS,
ADD
p.
XV.
(cf.
*Sab-har-ru, varr. Sab-ha-ar-ru, Sdb-har-ru
*RQkiptu
s.
Sa-bi-ha-ri
f.
of Mitinti,
of Sar-lu-dari,
king of
UMBS
XIV,
II, pt. 2,
90,
e,
Sa-am-
bi-ha-ri
BE
Ashkelon:
1.
12, 9)
259.
Ru-kip-ti,
f.
QiSar-lu-dari, Senn. King

12);
12,
naslku of Hindaru, Sarg. Ann.

II, 92;
Kui.
*
I 21
(IIIR
II, p.
92);
IIIR
s.
Tay. Slab
II, 62
I, 21.
(IR
38.
KB
Sa-dir(P),
HABL
halsi,
279.
231,
G,
10,
R.
v.
3.
*Sa-du-nu, or Sa-ni-nu, q.
h rab
2.
Ru-u-kip-tUi
pi. 73, IB
;
of [Mitinti], Tigl. IV, Lay.

[210].
commander
66 1,
10.
of Bab-dttri, Sarg.
Ann.
Ann.
Sa-[e-nu]?,
*Ru-mi-in
.,
TA 42,
23.
JADD
Ru-ra-di-di
h
Saeru, see Sairu.
SAG
R.
2\
sa fsakinte, B. C. 687, cf. 314, R. 4.
JADD
218,
Sagab (abbrev.,
1.
cf. Bi. Stote,
Sab.
aO;
as Epon.
Ru-ra-su(?) (all the

P- 358, n. i)
h
name?,
'it
cf.
STRECK, ZA,
a Median
XV
perhaps identical with Nabii-sagiti) D. 7.317, Sa-gab, JADD 26, R. 5 (B.C. 680).
in letter.
Epon. B.
159,40.
C.
6490,
e-
J
,
kazanu
"Sarg.
sa m
II, 21
Tabari,
II,
chief,
R.
8,
h sa-kin .... 574,
R-
69 8
ADD 333, R KK
-
(WS
m"i
pi. 44).
102, R.i.
375-385-40I. 1360-3161.
*Rusa, var.
Ursa
I,
Rusas
1.
sar
Ur-ar-til"'" Ur-ar-ta-a-a,
III.:
2.
[4696]. 81-7-27, 136. II Sa-gab-bu, Epon. B. C. 649(?),
R 69,
no.
3,
king of Urartu, son of Sarduris

2.
Ru-sa-a, Sarg.: Ann. 58, 75, in. Ur-sa-a, Sarg.: Ann. 40, 52, Be,
iss, 173;
3.
79, 107, 123, ise,
R. sa. Canon C, V, 15; Sd-gab, Epon. B. C. 649(?), IIIR i, IV, is, var. 423, n. JADD
HABL
Bull, 15; Cyl.
27;
Cypr.
I 46 ;
Khors.
927,
II, s(?).
KK.
4, so.
303. 392. 396,
bel
No.
i.
190
KNUT TALLQVIST.
pihativt Hat-ran. 1423. 161 86. 137; Bu. 91-5-9, 208.
1.
3791. 82-5-22,
Sa-i-Ia-a (cf. Sailu,

s.
OBa. Sa-i-la-tum, RPN)
of Zabdanu,
JADD
155,
3
675, R.
17.
4.
5.
Sa-ga-bi,
HABL
s.
527,
R.
n.
Sailu
(cf.
Sa--tu)
Sa--gdb(kap},
of Bel-etir,
HABL
266,
i.
1.
Sa-i--li,
JADD
(B. C. 683), var. to (3).
Sag-ga.... (cf. OBa. Sag-ga-tum, Dilbat Adadsumusur: DEP IF, p. 97, 9.

*f
Sa-gi-bi-e,
p. 109)
2.
3.
JADDSii,
n^to)
4.
Sa-i-ilu(AN}, JADD 500, R. /j, of 7>/^. Sa-i-lu, JADD 155, 4 (B. C. 683). *rab MU (nuhatimme} as Epon. CD, JADD 435,
,
*Sa-gi-bi-ilu (cf. Bi. h
L. E.
1052,
7.
s.
V^
BI.LUB,
5.
HABL
5.
767,
7.
am-ka-nu-u-a,
HABL
4,
4.
^-'-z-//, *'SE,
"l
*Sa-gi-bi-sarru(r ;///)
h
Sairu
(cf.
Sa-i-ri
JADD 744, JADD 383,

98,
9)
414,
8;
Sa-i-ru-
saknu,
JADB
IV,
4.
um DEP X
1.
Sa-a-e-ri,
*Sagibu
1.
Sa-gi-bi-i,
JADD
72,
9,
R.
9 (B.
i,
C. 677). 573,
2.
Sa-e-ru,
155,
HABL 222, R. HABL 222, (VR

e
15.
53, ea).
5.
JADD
f
JADD 268, sold. sa ekalli, JADD 244, R. R. <?(B. C. 694). 2. Sa-yh yh/.i, *?#*, JADD 58, of Papptt, JADB 3. Sa-gi-bu, -di *Sa-gi-il-bi(HILPRECHT, BE X, p. 62, note
R.
9.
R.
*i$paru,
(B. C. 683).
273, R.
'$al$u,
is.
3.
JADD 273, R. 3 (B. C. 683). [322, R. ,]. h Az-*-r, salhi B. C. 667, JADD 185, R./j.
t
*Sa-kan-da-da
s.
I, I, 5.
(WSem. *nnaDT,
a.
cf.
Bi.
w^Dtt?)
>
JADD
*Sakanu
1.
877, R.
is
inclined to identify the first element
(cf.
OBa. Sa-ka-nu-um,
BE
VI, pt.
47,
i)
with (E}Sagild) h ardu $a h sukkalli, B. C. 7H(?), R. n.

Sa-ag-lu
(cf.
Sa-ka-a-an,
JADD
h
22,
R. 3
(HIR
"C.
JADD
248,
2. 3.
Ep.
a).
Sa-ka-nu,
JADD
h
433, R.
6.
Sag-gi-il,
Sag-gi-lu
BE
X, TNB),
4.
or Saklu
"The
fool"
Sa-kan-nu, mukil apati, B. C. 663, JADD 115, R. 6. 470, R. v 529, R. 7 571, R.-r.
.
JADD
f d
61,
R. s (Ep. L).
cf.
SAG-mudammiq(S/G>sar-be(^?,
sa-ar-ba-at
d.
arad d l$tar
5.
Sa-ak-kan, mukil apati, B. C. 670, 60, B. E. //. 421, R. 7. 6 1, R. 3

1
.
JADD
T-D LC
Sak-ka-a-an, 83-1-18, 695,
III, ie,
spec.
35, B. E.
/
83)
1, ie, 27, 34
6.
of Ardi-Sibitti, Nku.: Lo. 102,

IV, p. 82).
Sa-kan,
Sak-kan,
h mukil
apati,
JADD
JADD
(KB
7.
6 (B. C. 666). (B. C. 665). 185, R.
mukfl
apati,
116, R.
?.
Sa-ha-a-a(r),
f
JADD
1104, R.
i.
8.
7,
Sa-ak-kan-nu,
Sah(?)-di-e, 82-3-23, 135,
V,
spec.
9. Stf-/^-',
JADD JADD 332, R.

JADD
174, R.
/o.
/o.
Sa-ah-du
b.
Sa-ku-ku
(cf.
Sukkuku "The deaf"

860, II, u.
BE
XIV),
of Nabu-usezib,
p. 51)
= HABL 1028,
695, R.
4
K. 5461,
in.
(WSml.
II,
*rakdu,
*Sa-ku-a-ta-a
.?a
Sa-ah-hN,
*f
Sa-hi-is
d.
JADD
(B. C. 717).
<Qa-ni-un,
HABL 444,
2
s.
Sa-la ......
JADD
593,
(B. C.
742
?).
of Atarqdmu,
imri.
JADD
i^sntt,
321,
2,
sold adi
*Sa-la-a-ilu (cf. Sa-li-ilu
VS
a,
VIII, 14, n)
cf.
*Sah-pi-ma-a-u (Eg.,
p. 515,
cf.
JOHNS, ADD III,

9
83-1-18, 695,
p.
III, 24
JOHNS,
2.
ADD
III,
XV.
,
RANKE,
2
Material, p. 35)
307, R.
>>NLDU.DU,
Sa-[a,
*8a-id-qi-bel(?
JADD
(Ep. F).
JADD 435, B. Sa-la-ma...(?), JADB 7, III,

Sa-al-AN
E.
ie.
K. 11439, L. E.
(KG AS
35).
U)
h
*Sa-la-ma-me, or perhaps Salamatu h mutir putu, B. C. 680,

7.
:!
(cf.
1
Bi. rvi/obtt)
13,
JADD
JADD
R.
in
4.
ardu Sa
*Sa-f-]id-qid
mar
Sipri,
JADD
469, R.
Salamanu (WSem.,
texts
cf.
Sa-lal lam-ma-nu
NBa.
ALAD
469, R.
6.
TNB,
Bi. rfobtt, 2aXoop.(bv)

h
JADD
i.
Sa-la-ma-a-nu,
irri$u,
742,
24.
T. XLIII.
191
2.
Sa-la-ma-nu,
HABL
3.
140,
s.
t
775,
3.
777,
s.
Sa-a-mi
f.
(i.
e.
Samu,
cf.
KK.
3.
4690,
13509.
B,
GO (II
m"
Sa-'-mu)
Ma--ba-a-a, of
II,
of
Moab, Tigl. IV,

Sa-lam-a-nu,
857,
II, 31.
R 67. KB
ummi
Ur-Belit-muballitat-mUiiti, b. of Tdkils.
p. 20).
ana-ilihi, MeliS.: Lo. 103, IV,

pt.
i,
KB
III,
rab kisir
Sarri,
JADD
p. 158.
KING, BBS,
p. 15.
Sa-mi-du (also in Cass. texts, see

cf. 'ff"'
6.
BE
XIV, XV;
JADD
*Sa-lam-me
598, R.
(cf.
s.
Sa-lam-mu TNB),
in
Cf.
Kl
Sa-Saf
sa-me-di) of Mardukca, bel pihati Bit- Ada, Mna.: IIIR 43, II, 21. -- KB" IV, p. 70.
lamme,
me-e,
JADD
742, R.
32.
'Sa-lam-
HABL
JADB
2 , 15.
Sa-mil-tu, 82-3-23, 135,

f
V,
9.
726, R. n.
cf.
Sa-am-mu-ra-mat
(cf.
Semiramis)
Adnir. IV:
*Sa-la-mu
h
(WSem.
abbrev.,
8, 1, 13.
Abi-salam)
zinntiit ekalli,
IR
35, no. 2,
irri$u,
(KB
(B. C. 698).
I,
p. 192).
zinniSit ekalli of
(IV),
SamHdaugh-
Sa-li-la-a-nu
Adad (V),
473,
m. of Adad-nirari
JADD
Sa-lim-du
h
474,
(cf.
Sa-lim-du]
640, R.
9
MDOG 42,
(Ep. O). 642, R.
p. 38.
A.BA, JADD
(III
Sa-am-nu
d d
R 49,
.,
HABL
888,
2.
32
b.
Ep. R).
Samnuh-bel-usur
1.
Sal-sa-li
A.BA,
ai
B. C. 677,
al
JADD
194,
R.
/.
d
2.
Sa-am-nu-ha-U-PAP, Sa-am-nu-hu-U-PAP,
888, u.
HABL 937, 2 HABL 938, 2
(?).
*Sa-'-lu (cf. Ar. ijjyo;
sa
l-bu-li,
268.
Sa--lu] naslku sa hPu-qu-di,
Sa-am-nu-hu-qas-su-nu
Sarg.
HABL
Ann.
*Sa-ma-'
h
(WSem.,
cf. Bi.
yvti,
Sa-ma-}
*Sa-am-sa-a-a (WSem. hypocor.,

a-a\ia, Bi. ilD^ti)
cf.
NBa. Samta-
mu-ra-ba-nu, JADD 238, R. 4, $a mar Sarri (B. C. 688). 239, it, Xa mar Sarri -te Nergal-tum .... (B. C. 688). 240, R. s
,
JADD
*Sam-si-i
h
66 1,
is.
(WSem., hypocor.,
kisir, B. C. 686,
cf.
Samh}
R.
13.
(B. C. 693). 427,
R.
7 (III
48, no. 4. B. C.
rab
JADD 453,
*f
694).
Samsi (WSem.)
Sa-ma-ba(?na)-a-a,
JADD
VS
618,
n
26.
(Ep. T).
1.
Queen of Arabia, about

t
Sa-ma-hi
s.
B. C. 733 715 r Aribi SSa-am-si,sarrat"' Iig\.TV, Ann. 210;
of Ahe-lthr,
(cf.
IIIR
I,
88,
10, 30
(KB
II,
II,
p. 32).
Sarg. Ann.
97;
Samaku
1.
ISa-ma-ki-ilu
TNB,
<?.
Bi.
IfTD^D)
2.
Pr. 27
(KB
II,
p. 54)-
Sa-ma-ka,
JADD
f.
598, R.
S Sam-si,
HABL
631,
JADD
759,
2.
Sa-ma-ku,
321,
5, s.
of Sama$-ken-usur
JADD
Add.
(WSml.
*Sam-si-a
p. 62).
(WSem. hypocor.)
316,
2,
Sa-am-bu-uk-bel(?t/), K. 1749,4
P- IS-
= JADD
359, R.
t
III,
JADD
JADB
slave sold.
*Sam-si-ia-a-bi
cf.
(WSem.
1, 22.
*anâ)
*Sa-me(-')
(WSem.,
51, h
Sa-ma-}
13 (B.
8,
JADD
680).
s.
>
R.
(B. C. 683).
*Sa-am-si-Adad, see
SamE-Adad.
nasiku Sa m "*Hindaru Sarg. Ann. 269.
Sams\-a\\ea(<*Sam-si-PAP. ME-a)
of Kilaku,
JADD
275, R. w.
VS
I,
88,.?,.
*Sa-am(- )-gu-nw (cf. Samagunu and Sabagunu\ Sa-ma-ahWSem., perhaps << fiypic
*[8am]-si-id-ri
(WSem.)
*$a $epa,
JADB
7.
4,
III,
2.
Sam-si-id-\ri\
u-nu
s.
BE
IX)
"'^Gam-bu-la-a-a,
b.
JADD
of
*Sam-si-ila-a-a
749,
of
Bel-iqz$a,
"The sun
is.
is
my
god"
3,
Dunanu, Abp.: A, IIIR 19, III, m; Ann. Ill 57; B, IIIR 33, VI 64; IIIR 37, 75 a.
No.
i.
JADD
s.
743, n,
of Adad-bel-usur,
JADB
V,
4.
192
Sam-si-ilu,
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
IIIR
i, III, 37;
IV, n,
var. of
Samh-
ilu q. v.
Sansana, see Zanasana. *Sa-na-su
Sam-si-sa
.,
JADD
m
910,
5.
"*Ki-pa-ba-ru-ta-ka-a-a,
Shams. V,
III,
47
*Samsu-ditana (WSem.)
"The sun
(god)
is
our
last
s.
(IR30.
of
Vol.
KB
I,
p. 182).
leader"
s.
*Sa-an-dak-sat-ru (Iran.,
JIN
p. 283)
of
Ammi-sadugga\
first
eleventh
and
Tugdamme, K.
I,
3412,
I,
25
king of the
1.
MAN-di-ta-na, Chron.
p. 140.
Bab. dynasty: 2 R. 10.
p. 361
ff.,
WAF
167,
(JA
S. IX,
p. 493).
*Sa-an-da-pi-i
h
2.
Sa-am-si-di-ta-na, Sarru, see
RANKE, PN,
n,
s.
1
(probably for Sanda-dapi, SAYCE, PSBA 28 (1906), p. 92)

'*urqi,
amel
HABL
(Cilic.)
15.
3.
Sa-am-su-di-ta-na,
King-list B,
of
^Sa-an-dar-âr-me
Ammisadngga. POEBEL, BE VI, 2, no. 3 1. 132. RANKE, PN, p. 140. *Samsu-iluna (WSem.) "The sun is our god"
s.
'""'Hi-lak-ka-a-a, king of Cilicia,
gave his daughter in marriage to Ashurbanipal, Abp. A, IIIR 1 8, II 113; Ann. II, 75 (KB II,
of
Hammurapi,
f.
the seventh king of the

1.
of AbiSu (Ebi$um}\ first Bab. dynasty:
p. 172).
*Sa-an-du(-u)-ar-ri (Cilic.)
Sa-am-si-i-la-na, sarru,
BE VI,
VI,
pt.
pt.
I,
I,
a,
is.
Sar "*Kundi
"l
Siza
(i.
e.
Anchiale and Sis

Esarh. A,
I, 35,
2.
3.
Sa-am-si-lu, Sarru,
BE
48, n.
in Cilicia, see
49 (I
KA
p. 88),
Sa-am-su-i-lu-na, King-list B, 7, murapi, f. of Ebtium. Chron.

Babili, R.
5,
s.
of Hani,
R 45. KB
II, p. 126).
2
[13,]
$ar
7,
f.
of A-bi-U, contemp. of
*Sangar (Hit, cf. Bi. na^ttj, na'ao) tar "'"'Hatte l\ m**Garga-mil-a-a

Hittites in
1.
king of
lluma-ilu.
Cf.
KING,
Chronicles,
(possibly);
and
and
2.
Carchemish:
RANKE, PN. K. 10863

passim.
4.
5.
Sa-an-ga-ar, Shalm. Ill: Co. no. Sa-an-gar, Shalm.: Co. 85 Mon. II,
;
sa (III
R 8.
Sa-am-su-li-ni, Dilbat p. 109. Sa-am-su-lu-na Sarru, see

,
KB
RANKE, PN,
3.
I,
p. 170).
Sa-an-ga-ra,
p. 140.
6.
Sa-am-su-hi-nu,
in
II
Nar-sa-am-su-lu-nu51*
6i.
Anp.: Ann. Ill, 65 (I R 25. for >" aiHatte. Shalm. Ill: Bal. F; Mon. 1, 43; II, 19, 27; Ob. ss, 'l m " { Gar-
KB R
I,
p. 206),
<l
naqab-nuhhi,
Sa-'-mu
(cf.
ga-miX-a-a.
4.
KBI.pp.itf,
158, 160,162.
XIV, TNB, OBa. Sa-mu-um~R.PN,Sa-Mi-ia BE VI, i, "dark",

VIII,
i,
Samu BE
Sa-ga-ra,
1,53
"'
Gar-ga-mi$-a-a, Shalm.: Mon.

7.
(IIIR
(cf.
KB
2s;
I,
p. 158).
cf.
Sa-al-mu, -fSalwitu
259, R.
BE XV,
SSa-cun-
*Sa-an-gi-i
tum T-D LC)
Memnon,
El. sangi, sungi mZt IV

6
"king" HUSING,
in
BltSa-an-gi
46,
50 c.
Media)
JADD
JADD
*Sa-ni-i
(cf.
229, R.
ailR
B. C. 680).
7,
Sa-mu-na-apal-iddin(y2-AS)"Eshmun has given

a son"
Sa-ni-um
529, R.
DEP X
ina
"l
98,
ISa-ru-ri-
sa-ni)
JADB
f.
8,
1, 6 .
HABL
fnÊES)
all,
14,
Ur-zu-hi-na.
rab
*Sa-mu-niHa-tu-ni (Ph.
JADD
45 5,
cf.
R.^.
of
. .
~Ab-kal-li-pi,
JADD
7.
160,
R. n.
Sa-ni-[a (hypocor.,
h
BE XIV)
590,
5,
Sa-an
.,
JADD
288,
cf.
hazanu,
bat
HABL
R.
c.
Sananu (abbrev.,
Adad-sa-na-ni, OBa. Sa-na-
*Sa-ni-b(p)u
"l
(WSem.,
p. 109)
cf.
OBa. Sa-ni-bu-um,
Tigl. IV,
Dil-
nu Dilbat
1.
p. 109)
7.
2.
JADD 290, Sa-na-a-nu, JADD 122,

Sa-na...,
682).
BU-am-ma-na-a-a,
co (II
R 67.
R.
.?;
123,
R.
(B. C.
KB
Sa-ni-ni (cf.
II,
p. 20).
VSI,
h
96,
3.
mar
231,
Sa-ni-ni,
4,
BE XIV)
h
3.
Sa-na-an,
62,
7.
mar
Sipri $d rab
biti,
JADD
HABL
R.
7.
Sa-ni(7)-nu,
rab
halsi,
Sarg. Ann.
279.
T. XLIII.
Assyrian Personal Names,
193
*Sa-pa-lu-ul-me (Hit.
= Subbiluliuma
237)
HOMMEL,
d
71, 42,
Grundr.
p. 43, p.
cf.Sj'-pJ'-rw-rw, JENSEN,
Sarru rabu, LEHM.-HAUPT, Materialien, no. 4547 Sardur I.
ZDMG 48,
(IIIR;.
RI-du-ri,
s.
of Argistis, inscription from
m " {Pa-ti-na-a-a, of Patin, Shalm. Mon.
52
KB
I,
p. 156. 158).
f.
Astwadzashen, Sardur III.

of i$puini$
t
DWAk.
36,
II,
p. 15
*Sa-pa-ti-ba-al (Ph.
b*SBB)
Abp.: A, IIIR
18, II 121, IBO;
mar
lakinlu,
Ann.
h
II, ss, go
(KB
II, p.
172).
8.
from Ashrut-Darga, dur II.
king of Biaina, inscription DWAk. 36, II == SarIII
Sa-pi-ku/ki (cf.
OBa. Sa-bi-kum T-D LC)
XV-BAD,
tar *"*Urarti Abp.: A,

t
R 26,
Da-ra-ta-a-a,
HABL 222,
l
i,
R.
is
(V R
X
53).
22,
24;
Ann.
40,
43
(KB
II,
p. 230)
f.
W.BA, JADD 533, i (B. C. 650?). h A.BA Knta-a-a, JADD ofA&anu, W

R.s.
of Ridin-Marduk,
Sardur IV.
891,
*Sa-a-ri-u-ni,
*f
Sa-ar-pal-!i,
JADD 618, 10 JADD 894,

cf.
(Ep. T).
a.
f.
JADD
891,
13.
Sa-ar-ri-ia (hypocor.,
Sa-ar-rmn "The ob4.
stinate"
Sa-pi-in-mat-nu-kur-ti
Dilbat), P. 105,
VR
.
44,
u b,
renders
IS-KI-PAL
q. v.
Sap-pa-a-a (for
f.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
*Sarrupsi, king of Nuhaê, contemp. with Subbiluliuma and Tusratta, 35, p. 35.
MDOG
of Kaû-nadin-ahi,
Chron. A,
7.
OLZ XIII,
$a
zl
\
col. 292.
cf.
KB
Sa-a-pu
s.
f
II,
p. 272.
*Sar(Sar)-ru-ti (Med.,
Sar-a-tt)
m at
~
Kar-zi-nu-'tt,
a Median
chief, Sarg.:
of Ahi-Nana,
(cf.
JADD
652, R.
A,
e.
II
33.
VIII
>,
I 48.
Sa-ar-sa-a, sa Sepa,
JADD
cf.
872,
3.
Sa-ra-a-a
Bi. into)
2.
HABL
Saranu
1.
Sa-sa-a-a (hypocor.,
Sa-si-ia\ sasu
moth, or
220,
a precious stone) irrisu, JADD 742, R.

III
is,
25.
.
Sa-ra-a-an, 83-1-18, 695,

Sa-ra-a-ni, an Erechite, Sa-ra-an, JADD 6, R. 5.
spec.
882, R.
i.
Sa-si
Sa-a-si,
2.
3.
JADD
JADD
154.
804, R. s
mar
Ob.
'"Ûz-za-a, B. C. 832,
-cf.
Shalm.
Ill:
KB
I,
p. 146.
t
*Sar-a-ti (cf.
30,
s.
Zdparoq, JIN p. 288, Zaratus Plin. 2, 5, STRECK, ZA XV, p. 321, n.)

h h,azan mStSa-hi
t
SasI (hypocor., d
1.
Sa-sa-a-a, Sa-si-ia
SSa-si-
of Gagi,
hi-a,
n.
b.
of Pa-riI,
Abp.: B, 16). K. 6384

(cf.
IV
(III R
I,
31.
KB
Papsukkal BE XV) Sa-a-si-i, JADD 624, n

Sa-si-i,
(B. C. 687).
p. 180,
2.
HABL
2.
181,
12.
447,
19.
1004, R.
2.
(OLZ
col. 71).
JADB6,VII
447,
6,
K. 241,
s,
spec.
i
JADD
.
*Sard(a)urri
1.
Sa-an-du-u-ar-rt] Kings of Urartu: m "*Ur-ar-ta-a-a Sa-ar-da-ur-ri,

PI. 1 20
121, R. 5 (B. C. 671).
204,
(B. C. 668).
slave sold,
in
letter.
B. C. 683.
582, R. 3
(KB
II, pi.
6)
= Sardur
III.
Tigl.
III.
IV:
KK.
1357,
4786.
82-5-22, 108.
5
.
2.
Sa-ar-du-ri,
PI. II 29, 35
m5t
= Sardur
SAYCE
Ur-ar-ta-a-a,
Tigl. IV:
83-1-18, 121. *....., k bazanu, 668).

Sa-si-ja (hypocor., cf. Sasi)
JADD 65, JADD 448, R. m
(B. C.
3.
Sa[-ar}-du[-ur\-ri, Tigl. IV:
Ann.
65
= Sar-
KK. 1353.
see
7378.
For Old- and Neo-Ba. texts,
dur
4.
III.
RPN
and TNB.
h ardu
3.
Sar-du-ri(-se\
p. 9).
LIII, 2
(DWAk. 36, II,

144
Sa(-a)-su(-u) (cf. Sast}
5-
Si-e-du-ri,
mZt
U-ra-ar-ta-a-a, Shalm.: Ob.

I,
(Lay. 94.
833.
6,
KB
p. 144)
= Sardur
s.
JADD 772, JADD 204,
5.
of Sast, B. C. 668,
II.,
B.C.
*Sa-tar-pa-nu (Iran.
= Khtathrapavan,
2,
HUSING,
MVG
(fttar-dnri),
II, p.
f.,
217, note
STRECK,
25
ZA XV,
RI-BAD
i.
of Lu-ti-ip-ri,
p.
347
n. 4)
No.
194
KNUT TALLQVIST.
3d wZ{ Ub-bu-ri-a, a Median ta II, 24 (WS II, pi. 44).
th Sarg. VIII
,
chief, Sarg.
~
A,
*Si-'-a-ha-di (Ar; cf.
He.
15, 19,
al
Ba-ri-ka-nu,
:i:
JADB
1.
3,
VIII,
in **$t Adalal.
49.
Si'-ai|ab (Ar.)
*Sa-tar-e-su (Iran.,
h hazanu
khtathra
+ e-su,
cf.
Mizdachief,
Si--a-qa-ba,
suhuri,
h
h massar
qabli,
in
"l
lanibir-
e$u and Bag-e$u,
BE
$a
mat
Tabari,
IX) a Median
JADB
I, II, ss.
2.
Si-a-qa-bi,
qepu, in
ai
Halule,
JADB
9, III,
3.
~Sarg. A,
h hazanu
*Sa-ti-ri-a-a
II, 21
(WS
II, pi.
44)- Sa-tar-e-su,
Si-'-ba-nik (cf. Ia-ab-ni-ik(g, q)
RPN
p. 113)
nar-ti, Sarg.:
VIII th
42.
JADD
66, B. E.
Shams. V:
in Nairi.
*Sa-u-li
111,68
(I
31.
KB
I,
p. 182), ruler
*Si-'-da-la-a (Ar. h
*Si-'-di-ki-ir
= Si-e-da-ld) "Si' has

ft,
(B. C. 693).
saved'
R.
,6.
SAG GAB
B. C. 666,
JADD
185,
(Ar., cf. *Bin-di-ki-ri)

8, 1, 20.
(WSem.,
p. 20)
Bi. bltftt,
SCHIFFER, Spuren,
-a-a,
JADB
^Si-'-di-li-i-ni
s.
(Ar.) "Si*,
1
save me!"
2, II,
e.
s.
of a'A-u-sa-lim,
"l
Kan-nu-
VS
I,
93,
i.
of Halmusu, R.
JADB
is
*Sa-us-sa-tar (Iran.)
f.
Si'-diiri^-')-^^) "Si
I,
my
wall"
R.
e,
of Artatama
ancestor of Dusratta,
JADD 229,
sa
<y
(B. C. 680). 746,
15.
h
s.
A.BA
MDOG35,
*Si-e-da-la
P- 37; cf. p. 52.
ummi
Zarri,
JADD
,
428,
R.
(=
Si- -da-la-d]
3.
JADD
*Si-e-du-ri,
h
388,
Si-'-edu(?^5.^.^^) (probably Ar.) * "narkabti GAB* 1 B. C. 666, JADD 420, R. /.

421, R.
*Si-'-gab
,
see Sardaurri.
, 2.
*Si-e-ha-an (Ar.
Si--Jia-ari)
JADD
cf.
572, R.
6.
Cf. Si-gab-a.
$a
eli all,
B. C. 686,
cf.
JADD
.651?).
285,
*Si-'-gab-ba-ri (Ar.,
5.
*Ili-ga-bar \ga-ba-ri\gab-ri
*Si-e-ha-za-a (Ar.,
bxnm)
(B.
JADD JADD
*Si-e-i-me
387,
R.,
&
BE IX, X, JADD 263, 8

*Si-'-ha-an
Bi.
bspnaa)
"Si'
has been merciful"
(Ar.
*Si-e-[a-te (hypocor.(P), cf.
= (WSem. = Si--im-me] JADD 282, 283, = 802.

283,
802,
6.
i.
Mardukate)
Si-e-Ita-an, cf. Bi.
^H^)
JADD
578, R.
9.
*Si-'-ha-ri (Ar.)
''ua/pajfUfJADB
B. C. 670,
Si-'-hu-ut-ni
7,
L. E.
II, i.
2.
h $al$u
hinni,
9.
*Si-e-lu-ki-di,
see Si--lu-ki-di.
JADD 420,
R.
421, R.
*Si-e-ni
"Si' is
$ar Da-ia-e-ni, Tigl.
I:
Ann. V,
my
protection"
22
(IR
13.
KB
JADD
Si-e-ru
h rab
naggaru, B. C. 680,
of Ahi-nttri,
JADD
231, R. /.
I,
p. 32).
.
.
*Si-'-[a-ba-ba
(cf.
Si-e-nuri(?Z/L?
.)
Sfnari)
f.
JADB
5, I, 12,
455, R.
6.
*Si-'-id-ri (Ar.)
"Si' is
9.
i.
my
amel
help"
urqi,
in " l Hamedet
biti.K. C. 686,
*Si-e-sa-ka-a (Ar.
h rab
biti,
= Si--sa-ka-a]
JADD
4
JADD
285,
4.
JADD 438, R. JADB II,

i,
*Si-'-im-me
194,
i,
(WSem.
126,
i,
= Si-e-i-me)
(B. C. 674). 278,
3,
B. C. 677,
4.
JADD
Si-'-kit-ri
slave sold
*Si-e-se-ki
JADD
Setinu
1.
194, R.
(B. C. 677).
(B.C. 683?). "Si' is my ally"

6,
i.
JADD
h bel
h
Cf. Si--kit(?)-ra,
f.
of Nabu-
Si-e-ti-ni,
pihati,
HABL 380,
mM
. .
e.
belfla,
OLZ
VI, col. 199,
IG.
2. Si-ti-nu,
bel pHiati $a
te-ni,
HABL
Si-'-la-a-nu
444,6.
MVGVIII,
*Si-'/e-lu-ki-di
2, 5,
p. 111,20 (Ep. P).
JADD
217,
11.
iDb-nx) Cousin of Gi-ri-milki, Sarg. HABL i3i,ie,R.n.

T. XLIII.
(Ar., cf.?
195
*Sr-ma'di/madi (Ar.,
1.
cf. Bi.
rrroa, SArb.
229,
9
$ar "^KarduniaS, Anp.: Ann.
II, 8* (I
22.
Si--ma-a-di,
Si-
JADD
h rab
(B. C. 680).
KB
d
I,
p. 84).
2.
-ma-
-di,
alani
231,
7.
$d
mar
e.
7.
$arri,
Sibitti(?)-ahe-iddin
B. C. 680-3,
3.
:i:
JADD
h
278,
6, 1
VII-bi-PAPP'-A$, Sm.
55, XI,
spec.
Si--[md\fy-di,
irrihi,
JADB
.
*Si-bi-iMi-bi-'-il/IJ (Ph., cf.
SI-'-ma-na-ni (Ar.)
JADB
*Si-'-ma-nu,
*Si-'-ma-ta-'
7, III, 6 ,
L. E.
813,
i.
1, 3
Sa-pa-ti-Bd at) "l Gu-ud-la-a-a, ruler of Gebal, B. C. 738, KB II, pp. 20, 30. Tigl. IV: Ann. i; B, 57.
>niii
JADD
5, I, 25.
Si-ib-li-a
jfti
Alzi,
HABL 444,
9.
JADB
f.
Si-da-la-bi-ri
Si'-nadin-aplu(AS-^) "Si*
gives a son"
i, 1, 2.
kalu,
OBa. author, K.97 17, 13. Sm. 669, R. 8
of Arnaba,
JADB
al
Si-'-na-pi (cf.
Na-pi-f)
Se-sarri,
pp. 90, 92. *Si-gab-a (cf. Ar. ^yto, Si-gi-ba

i, I, 30.
NE
BE XV),
or Si-
amel
Si-'-nu-ri
urqi, in
JADB
w
.
gaba
"Si' is
my
268,
light"
(cf.
Si-e-nnri}
JADD
no.
in
229,
5,
slave sold, B. C. 680 (IIIR 46,
JADD
84,
'
83, R.J- (IIIR 50, no. 2,

2.
B.
h
.679).
6).
R.
2,
slave sold.
3, 1,
i.
irrisu,
Si-hir- d Sar-pa-ni-tum
7//fl,
JADB
/
.
VR
44,
34
d,
renders
*ERU (BL
BE
*Si-'-pa-rak-ka
(WSem.,
cf.
Adad-barakkd]
JADD
273, R.
11484), perhaps ancient Bab. writer. *SMa-a (without *; cf. OBa. Si-ia-tum, RPN,
*Si-'-qa-tar (Ar.) "Si' is a JADD 193, R. 6.

*Si-'-ra-hi-i (Ar.)
~
rock"
BE XIV,
P 97, 20,
Lay.
Si-kil-ti-Adad
9.
1
Si-ia-a-ti
VIII, i,
f.
Si-id-tu
.,
Si- \ia-a-tu
ai.
TNB),
of
Simb.:
sd pihat
*Si-'-ra-pa-' h
al
my shepherd" Kar-Adad, JADD 960, III,

"Si' is
53,
(cf.
Si-kil-tum
UMBS 59,6,
Si-kil-li,
(Ar.) "Si'
has healed"
R.
i.
Sik-li
BE XV)
47
bel pihati,
HABL 916,
VR44,
cf.
d,
renders
MAS-SU-GAL-AN-
*Si-'-sa-ka-a
(Ar.
=
9,
UD-KA-D&.
Adad-saSi-km-an-ni
Si-e-sa-ka-a,
"Care for me!"

117,
ka-[a]}
JADB
:i:
JADD
4.
R/, B.C.
674.
5, 1,
IV,
9.
Si-Mi
is
Si-'-si-im-ki
-
(Ar.)
"Si'
my
n.
(cf. (Bit) '"Si-li,
BE
I,
XIV, XV)
[290,
support"
(cf.
JADD
h rab
f.
33,
R.
(B. C. 692).
3.
Epon.,
Ilu-U-im-ki]
urqi,
amel
*Si-'-tu-ri
h
JADB
13,
I,
(Ar.) "Si' is
nappahu, B.
my .712, JADD
mountain"
5,
Si-li-i
MU, VS 86, OLZ VIII, coL 132. of Ahi-nnri, JADD 318, 3 (IIIR 46, b). (hypocor., cf. Si-il- TcSup BE XV)
3
R.
4.
HABL
Si-li-a(-ra),
233, R.
2.
Si-'-usallim^/) f, of Ku-ta-a-a,
HABL
502,
8.
Silim-Adad
1.
LC 240, Adad" "Grace of

Capp. TH.-D,
2,
3,
IB, 19, 22.
*8i-'-za-ba-di (Ar., cf. Bi.
inrbx)
Si-lim-'IM,
JADD
215,1,4,6 (B.C. 682).

io (no), called D^sia *jâ 2 Reg.
s.
U
e c.
belpihati U "'Kalhi, B. C. 714, JADD
JADD
852,
I,
n.
qepu
ardu
*Sib-'(-e) (Bi.
248, R.
I7,4;cf.STEINDORFF,BAI,p.339ff.,WlNCKh
QiNabtt-nhtu-usur,
JADD 307, e (III R 49,

R. E.
2
LER, p. 146, RANKE, Material, p. 38) turtannu Sarg. Ann. 27, 29. h tartan " " fMusu-ri, Sarg. Khors. 25, 26 (KB II, p. 54).
,
l
t
KA
Ep.
F).
2.
Si-tim-U,]ADD
sold.
165,
(Ep.Q). 429,28,
*Si-bir
II, (according to PEISER and ROST, p. 130, note 3, probably abbreviated from
MVG
Silim-Asur
"Grace of Ashur"
TNB)
(for
NBa.
texts,
see
i.
Simbar-Stpak,
No.
t.
q. v.)
Si-lim-AS-$ur,
HABL
1035, R.
12.
JADD
25*
196
15, 3 (B. C. 672).
KNOT
41, 4 (B. C. 671).
44, 4
TALLQVIST.
3.
(B. C. 670).
83,
2, e
(IIIR
50, no. 2.
B. C.
4.
Sim-bar-$i[-pak}, King-list A, III for 1 8 years.
e,
reigned
679). 84,
2, 6
(B. C. 679).
113,2 (B. C. 680).
Sim-bar-H-pak,
V R 44, 24 a,
sab
renders Li-dan-
124,
1
86,
(B. C. 674). 126, 4 (B. 0.674). 168,6. * (B. C. 679). 227, 5. 421, R. (B.
Marduk.
s.
of Eriba-Sin,
pah
II,
Damiq-ilu$u\
reigned
670).
445, R.
K. 9212,
R.
9 (III
[815, II, 4.] 986, in letter. h rakbu,

4.
R.
II,
4.
Chron. A,
*Si-im-bu-ru (El.,
h
(KB
p. 272),
JADD
151,
for 17 years.
cf. Sibir and Simbar-SipaK) mhi $a Elamti, Abp. K. 2674, 4 nagiru
JADD JADD
470, R. 630,
11.
sukkallu, i, is. Ep. Y). h sukkallu 7. R. danmi, II, 815, 433, R. * 444, R. (B. C. 66oF).
50, no.
III
R 37,
45 a.
10
(B. C. 663?).
laknu,
JADD
VI,
21;
SMm-si-ma-n[u],
:i:
JADD
672,
4.
Epon., B. C. 6S9(?),
233, R.
is.
IIIR
i,
Si-im-ti-si-il-ha-ak
f.
JADD
f.
of Kudur-Madukt ancient king ofLarsa,

I
of ASur-reMU,
JADD
99,
5
88,
(IIIR 47,
b.
2,
no. Ill,
(CT XXI,
210).
e.
pi. 33.
KB
III, i,
Ep.W).
2.
p. 92.
SAK p.
830,
Si-lim- dHi,
(cf.
JADD
/
(B. C. 670).
Si-in
.,
JADD
SMim-ilu
Si-Km-AN**
BE IX,
X)
6 , 13
Sin-ab-usur "Sin,
protect the father!"
(for
JADD
637,
44, R.
R..?.
:
(B. C. 670). 618,
(Ep. T).
d
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
6
K. 24 1, IX, 43, spec. BM. 103391,13 h (CT 33 1 8). rab ki-sir mar jfarr*, JADD h sa eli ki-sa-te, B. C. 700, JADD 857, 1, 36.
112, R.
Si-lim-siGSV'?),
4.
XXX- AD-PAP,] ADD 237, R. *A. BA, JADD 353, R.

/.
(B. C.
665 ?).
tangu,]ADD
89, R. E.
/
245, R.
7.
s.
JADD
(B. C. 683).
of Ra-fyas, h riqqu $a d GAL, Sarg. IV i6. -- KB IV, 162.

p.
St.
Si-lim-Samas
h
f
"Grace of Shamash"
Sin-aheriba (Bi.
i.
aînao,
n"inso, Ar.
aiixnso and
rab
ki-sir, B. C. 674,
JADD
70,
2i-iKnDW APO, Herod.

Zevvaxripip.;
Si-li-in-ni
Savaxdpipog LXX DELITZSCH, Miscellen I,
Bu. 89-4-26,
*Siluku
1.
= 2eXeuKo<;
CT
IV, 29,
13
4.
p. i89f.,
UNGNAD,
ZDMG 62,
'p.
ff.)
72 1
ff.,
TORCZYNER,
d.
jur.
WZKM 24, p. 427
Si-il-lu-uk
2.
Si-lu-ku,
OPPERT, Doc.
pp. 303, 310

27.
King of Assyria, B. C. 705 68 1, s. of Sargon and Naqia (Zakntii), f. of A$ur-ahiddin,
(KB
3.
IV, p. 316).
Rm.
IV, 97,
ZA VII,
25;
Ahir-na din-Sum,
Asur-mu'Setiq,
P- 33i.
Arad-Belit,
s.
Si-lu-uk-ku,
f.
of An-ti--ku-us,
,
V R 66, II
II
2.
i-tu(J)
Nergal-MU ..... and /SAD(JADD 804), father-in-law of Sus.
of An-ti- -ku-us
$ar
Ma-ak-ka-du1.
sanqu
na-a-a, Sar Babili,
V R 66,
^XXX-PAP.ME-SU,
Alur-ah-iddin,
gf.
,
of Sarrukm;
f.
of
Simanma "Born in the

(?
month
of Siwan"
of Asur-ban-aplu and
s.
K. 1535 (TRep. 277, G). of Nabtt-ballit, cousin of Atur-n&id,

h
LIB IT-a-a,
Sama$-$um-ukin
S
2.
1
,
10 ;
f.
tar ""'ASstir, Shmk. of Ahir-etil-ilani-kin-aplu, $ar
$angu Sanu,
HABL
577, u.
d
kittati Sar >**Attar, Esarh.
KAHI
I,
54,
2.
*Simbar-SIpak (Cass.) King of Babylonia, circ. B. C. 10421025 (Dynasty E), s. of Eriba-Sin:

1.
XXX-PAPP-eri-ba, sar Âttftr, Abp.: Ann. IV 126. K. 6109. 58 A, IIIR 21,
V
f
s.
of Sarrukln, descend, of Bel-bani,

kitsati
f.
of
s.
Si-im-bar-$i-pak, $ar Babili, Simb.: Lay.

th 53, 32 (12 year); Nai.:
VR 60,
I, is
(KB
3.
Asur-ah-iddin, sarru rabtt ^. dannu m" Jf. Attur, Esarh. Neg. 3.

43,
i, 19, 27.
III, i, p. 176). 2.
XXX-PAPV-SU, HABL
730,1.
199,
2.
Sim-bar-h-i-pak
12.
s.
of Eriba-Sin,
Chron.
JADD 854,
10,
his kisir ettu
named.
2:
Sar "MAttur, Senn.:
KAHI
I,
48,
eptt
T. XLIII.
197
salam
dAfur
u Hani rabati.
L. E.
i;
As Epon.
624, R.
t
B. C. 687,
JADD 43,
7. f.
far ""'Affur,
i.
Sin-Sar-ifkun, farru rabtt farru dannu far kittati far ^'Affur, Sshi.: KAHI I,
56,4.
f.
JADD
s.
100, R.
218, B. E.
15.
of Sarrukin,
83, C.
f.
of Afur-ah-iddin
I
Lay.
no. 3
;
of
A$ur-afy-iddin,
farru
rabtt
farru
Esarh.:
far
'
ai
Affur, Esarh.:
R 48,
I,
dannu far
kiffati far '""'Affur,
of Afur-etil-ilani-kin-aplu, far kiffati

'"<Affur, Esarh.:
KAHI
>
far
f.
KAHI
>
53,
a.
I, 55, 4; gf. of Asurbanaplu, far Affur, Abp.: DT. 40, IV 65 (IVR 63);
of SNad^-i-tu..., far
804,
5.
Asfur,
JADD
197,
2.
JADD
60*,
so,
648,
3; III
R
65.
34,
si,
b; 36,
1
a.
IV R
24, c.
b; 63, IV,
as.
4.
*XXX-PAP**-SU
198,
2. v.
HABL
196,
a.
Ann.
IV
71, 126.
VR X
53.
8, 3 s,
a; 52,
K. 3062.
farru
216,
9,
as
mar farri rabu.
442, R.
2.
dannu far
454,
73 1,
2,
JADD
h 253,7, his mukilapati
1
,
7.
Affur, Abp.: far kiffati far mSfAffur, Abp.:

27,
5.
kiffati
far
'"" f
named.
255,7. 853, e,hiskisir effu.
Sm. 1 893.
B, III
R
53,
II
36,
IB, e.
Ill
38,
8, a.
82-5-22, 108. 83-1-18,231.
IIR69, no. 6,11:
IVR
far
Misc.
d
5.
IV
40.
farru
rabtt
farru dannu
[ma kussi
4,
20.
ittufib}.
Senn.: Bav. Ill
14,
12.
kiffati
pi. 7,
7.
far '""'After,
Abp.:
WE.
a-fa-rid kal mal-ki, Senn.: Kui.: IIIR
13,
far '""'Assur, JADD 230, R. 19 (B. C. th B. C. 683). 684). 447, R. u, his 23 year 645, R. 3, his zinnifit ekalli SNa-ki--a. Senn.: Bav. IIIR 14, 20; KAHI I, 50, his
XXX-PAP-SU,
list
king of Babylon, Kingis.
A, IV
12
l
(pain ha-bi rabi),
6.
7.
XXX-SESP -eri-ba, K. 3071. dXXX-SESP -SU, Chron. B, II,

l
9,
24 , ae, 86.
Ill,
zinnifit ekalli
75, d
E;
IR
7, J,
/ Tasmetum-farrat] Lay. 2; KK. 1356, i: epis salam

I
35.
III,
K. 6177. far '""'Affur, Chron. B, far '""'Afftir afarid kal malki, 34.
Asur u Hani
I,
rabati. 2673,
KB
p.
p. 10).
Esarh.: A,
(III R 4, no. 2 R 45, II 56 (KB

5
Senn.: Bav. Ill
14,
is.
farru rabn farru

far kibof
II,
dannu far
s.
kiffati far maiAfsur
130).
farru dannu far kiffati far

Lay.
75,
'""'Asfur, Senn.:
A.
far
kisfati,
rat irbittim, Senn.: Bav., 3. of Sarrukln, f. of Asur-ah-iddin,
gf.
JADD
8,
34,
89,
R.
(B. C. 683).
55,
far kiffati
far "'Âsfur, IIIR
nb. Senn.: IR6, H I i B; 7, i, (KB II, p. 114); IIIR 4, d KAHI I a; (epif salam Asur u Hani
f.
Asurbanaplu and Samaffutnukin\ farru farru dannu far kiffati far rabtt
"'
{
Affur, Shmk.: Cyl.
21
(KB
III,
pt. I,
p. 196).
Lay. 8 1, C; VS I, 75 apis salam etc. 76. farru rabu farru dannu far kiffati far
rabttti\ 43. 44. 45. 47. 49. 72. 73. 74;
of Asur-ah-iddin, gf. of Asurbanaplu', far "'ÂUur, Abp.: A, IIIR 17, 1 25; 21, V 7; 26, X, 33. far kiffati far matAfsur,
2 Abp.: S 22. farru rabtt farru dannu far kisfati far '""'Affur, Abp.: 86918
,
'""'Affur,
Senn.:
46,
4;
IR
7,
Lay. 82, far kiffati far M " fAffur dandannu etilkal

I,
KAHI
K. 1635, i; B, C. farru rabu

D, E;
(CT
no.
f.
IX,
i, 7.
6),
9.
7.
IIIR
16,
no.
9.
5,
,
e.
VR62,
malkt, Lay. 75, D;

B. C. 687,
IR
6, no.
8,
A. Epon.
125, R.
8
;
L2
1
,
e.
P2
S3
33.
IIIR
i,
37;
JADD
mat
of Afur-nadin-fuM, Chron. B,
II so.
'""'
farru,
Canon B, VI e; far Asfur, Canon D, IV 15; JADD 212, L. E. 2. 317, R. 7.

335, L. E.
3.
d 8. EN.ZU-PAP.ME-eri-ba,
far
'As fur,
9.
Senn.: I, 74, d EN.ZU-PAP* l

III
VS
a.
-SU, as Epon. B.
C. 687,
s.
of Sarrukin, f. of Asurahiddin, far '""'Affur, Esarh.: Lay. 19, i, e; IR48,

no. 2;
i,
37.
10.
dEN.ZU-SESt l -eri-ba\
far kisfati far '""'Affur, Esarh.:

I,
Senn.:
Bell.
42.
Ki.
VI
VII
89.
at arid kal malkl, far m " fAsfur, Senn.:
KAHI
raft
gf.
52,
i;
VS
I,
78, R.
15:
zer farA-da-si',
Ki.
76, 78.
Rassam
3,
es.
^3071,
56-9-9,
Ill
darn fa
d EN-ba-ni
mar
R.
s.
56-9-9,
138 (IIIR
last.
I
no. 13).
of Asurbanaplu, Abp.:
L4
1 2; ggf.
of
147, dupl. of
7,
2,
G.
2,
No.
i.
198
KNOT
TALLQVIST.
XVII
cf.
1.
ei.
tar kittati tar

Senn.: Ki.
at >"~
Attur,
16,
h
"Sin,
protect
JADD
no.
3,
i.
620,
i.
48.
IIIR
the son!"
rab
kisir,
tarru rabn tarru dannu tar m "*Attur, Senn.: Bell. z. sarru rabn tarru dannu tar kittati tar "'Âtsur tar kibrat
irbitti,
JADD
387, R.
(B. C. 651?).
(cf.
Sin-asarid "Sin is the first in dEN.ZU-a-ta-ri-id

1.
place"
OBa.
RPN)
.
Senn.:
I i;
Co.
(IR
i.
43);
Ki. I
i,
v>XXX-MA$, JADD 224,

B. C.
1 1.
IR;, F, *EN. ZU-SES-SU, tar kittati tar
Kui. Ii; Tay.
R. i. 478, 4 701, 4 h talsu C. (dannu $a mar tarri}, 677). (B.
at >~ A$tur,
671663, JADD
22.
60, R.
/.
377, R.
,.
JADD
12.
645,
l
2.
470, R.
t
QAR-PAPf -eri-ba mar
tarri rabtt td
2.
13.
Sarrukln, K. 2169, R. 12. the Sinafyertba, sar "'"'Assiir, founder of
*XXX-SAG.KAL, Aai.: BM. (KING, BBS p. 100, pi. 17). atarid, Neb. I: CT IX, pi. 4,
p. 172).
103215, R. 4 In Bit-Sin22
(KB
2, 4.
III, i,
temple of Za-gd-gd
in the city
of Assur,
OBI
150 (VS
I,
58), 1
MDOG 44,
f.
p. 29.
Sin-balatsu-iqbi
"Sin has" announced his

kaln,
life"
3.
of
A$ur-ali-iddin\
tar
p. 21.
kittati
tar
1.
XXX- TI-su-E,
d
'"ÂHur,
Sin-ah-iddin
MDOG 26,
JADD
851,
5.
III,
2.
"Sin has given a brother" (for OBa. and NBa. texts, see RPN, TNB)
t
3.
HABL 473, *XXX- TIN-su-iq-bi, HABL 426,

XXX-TI-su-iq-bi,
1 1 06,
7.
839,
is.
R.
G.
1.
v>XXX-FAP-A$ TSW. 103392, ,o(CT XXXIII,

19). JADD 142, R. 3 (B. C. 684). 589, R.4. A.BA, JADD 349, L. F, , (Ep. Q). d XXX-PAP-SE-na, JADD 256, (B. C. 676).
i
Sin-ban-ahua
"Sin
is
creator of
my
1106,
bro.-
ther"
d
XXX-KAK-SES-u-a,
k. 5380. of Sin-iddin,
P- 30).
HABL
19.
2.
3.
XXX-SES-SE-na,
(Ba.)
HABL 447,
Sin-bar-hi-ili^), or Sin-rim-ilani
5.
Sin-ah-subsi "Sin, call a '
brother into beingl"
f.
HABL
is
1000,
is
(WSml.
II,
XXX-SES-tub-ti, 82-5-22, 123. Sin-ah-usur "Sin, protect the brother!"
Sin-bel-ahesu
(cf.
"Sin
lord of his brothers"
OBa.
Sin-be-el-l-li
XXX-PAP-PAP, JADD
Sarg.: VIII
th
,
194,
R.
(B. C. 677).
RPN)
XXX-EN-PAP.ME-tu,
Sin-be[!-ki]t-ti
(cf.
f.
HABL 974,
BE
s.
132.
*Si-na-in-ni (cf.Si-ni-e?t-niCRS, 4572,
CPN
Samat-bel-kit-ti
XIV)
23.
p. 125)
slave sold (Ep. Q). Si-in-alik-pani(?Z>7-57), or Si-in-du-tl

446,
9,
JADD
of Bau-ah-iddina, Imb.: BM.gioiS, R. KING, BBS, p. no, pi. CVI.
JADD
Sin-apal...,
247,
i,
sold.
as,
Sin-bel-sumati
d,
"Sin
is
lord of the sons"
(cf.
V R 44, UN U-DUMU.
renders
LUGAL-
OBa.
Sin-be-el-ab-li
1
,
RPN)
858,
1 1.
Sin-apal-iddin
Cass.
"Sin has given a son" (for and NBa. texts, see BE XV, XVII,
XXX-EN-MU? JADD belt, JADD 857, II, 6

.
ta
bit
Sin-bel-usur "Sin,
protect the lord!"

216,
2.
(cf.
Sin-
TNB)
I.
bel-u-sur
TNB)
219, R.
5.
*XXX-A-SE-na,
d
JADD
384,
f.
e,
R.
2.
XXX-EN-PAP, JADD
h rab
h
of Mutallim, XXX-TUR.US-SE-na, VS I, 35, 23 (KB IV, p. 96). d ^\^-^^V\^( XXX-TUR.US-BA-td) "Sin has
2.
ki-sir,
B. C. 682,
rab ki-sir sa matt, B. C. 670,

s.
JADD 276, R. 4 JADD 625,

spec.
is
R.
presented a son"
Imb.:
pi.
f.
Sin-da-b[i-ib?], 83-1-18, 695, IV,
21,
BM9ioi5,R.is. CVI.
KING, BBS,
p.
no,
ItoMpsnifXXX-DLKUr^
s.
f.
"Sin
judge"
QiIddin- dNIN. IB, Mna.:

p. 71,
1.
PSBA XIX(i89;),
of Ha-ma-si-ia, VS I, 102, 5. oiBel-nasir, Kandal.: VS V, 5,

p. 172.
5.
KB IV,
T. XLIII.
s.
199
Sin-dini-epus d
"Sin has maintained mycause" XXX-di-ni-KAK-ut, HABL 291, R. B

.
d
4.
5.
SES.KI-ib-ni,
HABL
974,
523,
6.
i.
Sin-du-la...., 83-1-18, 695, IV,

III, p.
20, cf.
JOHNS, ADD
XXX-KAK, HABL
TNB) d XXX-As, *
742 (?),
s.
Sin-iddin
"Sin has given"

,
(for
NBa.
texts,
XV.
see
*Si-in-du-sif?),
JADD
247,
i,
slave sold.
7
.
\.
of
Sin05W.Z/)-duMum-ma, Sin-duri "Sin is my wall"

1.
HABL 607,
1016,
5
Til-NIN.IB,K.C.
2.
XXX-BAD, HABL
p. 40).
JADD 75, R.,,. d of Sin-bar-fy-ilani, HABL XXX-MU,

1000,
d
is.
(WSml.
II,
K. 1941, time ofSargonll. 80-7-19,

83-1-18, 695, IV,
24,
3.
XXX-SE-na,
HABL
3.
414, R.
2.
516, R.
45,
d
writer to king,
759,4. 963, R.
K. 1159.
spec.
2.
SinCÂr.Z^.j-din-na-am
"Sin
has
XXX-du-ri,
HABL
given"
1016, R.
5,
(var.).
Sin-dur-usur "Sin, d
Sin-e-pi-ri
protect the wall!"

222,
17.
(OBa.) King of Larsa, king of
Sumer and Accad,

pi.
XXX-BAD-PAP, HABL
"Sin supports"
Imb.:
IR
3,
no. IX,
(CT XXI,
5,
30,
7.
SAK
III, i,
(cf.
Sin-e-pi-rmn
p.2io), ofGa-e&'.Ifi
p. 92.
no.XX,i (KB
BE XV)
f.
SAK
p.
i,
p. 210).
I,
IV R
36, no.
I,
i,
2, 6 , 21
II, ,2
tf.
R.
Sin-eres
Eulmas-dmanni) 12, 22, -26. KING, BBS, p. 109 f., pi. CVI. "Sin has plan ted" (cf. OBa. Sin-e-ri-i$
BM. 91015,
(SAK
(KB
Sin-ilna "
III,
BA p. 305, 208). p. 90. SAK p. 208).

19,
Sin-ik-ka-sa, 83-1-18, 695, IV,
spec.
1.
2.
RPN, Cass. Sin-PIN-i$ BE XVII, i) XXX-KAM-eS, h irrihi, JADD 742, R. 29. h XXX-PIN-e$, JADD 947, R. 7. nuhatimmu,
s.
my god" (cf. OBa. Sin-Hum NBa. Sin-WW TNB) RPN, d ( }XXX-AN-a-a, HABL 528, 2. JADD 186,
is
"Sin
JADB
3, III,
7.
R.
3,
(B. C. 674).
1036, IV,
Z).
4.
mu$arkis,
of Nusku-ilita,
JADB
1
IV,
G.
9.
JADD
(B. C. Siniq-lstar,
105,
R. 8 (Ep.
is
d
3.
XXX-PIN-ei,]ADV
710;
643,
K. 3787
see Sinqi-Istar.
KB
IV,
p.
66).
Sin-itti(^)-a
Sin-e-ri-ib\eri'ba-
"Sin
with me"
is
Sin-erlba
(cf.
OBa. and NBa.
JADD
244, R.
12.
ainle-ri-ba-amli-ri-ba^-ani) Dilbat,
RPN,
Sin-kabti-ilani
"Sin
the most mighty of

s.
TNB)
i.
the gods"
1.
1 1 1,
(Ba.)
,
XXX-eri-ba, K. 13191.
dXXX-BE-ANi> 1
d
viKa-an-di, takin Bit149,

1, z.
d 2. XXX-SU,
'
JADD 855, 2 MVG VIII, p.

.
v
2.
m Pir- dAmurru Mae.: OBI,

t
(Ep. P).
XXX-k\ab-ti\-AN*
Ar.Z/)-ga-SHd "Sin Ancient king of Erech,

2,
i,
is
lofty "(?)
3,
IR
no. VIII,
i, i;
of Samal-lum-liUr, h Mshz.: BM. of BLLUB, Ku-dur-ri, gs. -KING, BBS, p. 81, pi. 13. 104404, II,i.
l
t
s.
LUGAL-UNUG- ki-GA (KB III, p. 82. SAK p. 220). IV R 35, no. 3, 5 (CT XXI, pi. 15. KB III, i, p. 84. SAK
i,
Sin-karabi-isme d 1.
"Sin has heard

iG.
my
15.
prayer"
Bab. texts
c),
XXX-GAZ.GAZ-i$-me,
(Neb. 136,
10.
in later
137,
141,
161,
see
p. 222).
Sin-ibnj
XXI, pi. 13, Uruk sar Amnanum. "Sin has created" (for OBa. and NBa.
5.
CT
K. 7855, Sar
f.
TNB.
2. 3.
d
d
CT X, pi. Neb. 420,20. XXX-GAZ.GAZ-i$-mi,

of Nergal-asarid, Shmk.:
7, 49.
texts, see
1.
RPN, TNB)
XXX-GAZ.GAZ-SE.GA,
texts, see
in
later
Bab.
XXX-ib-ni,
HABL
h
753, R.
2.
Rm.
961.
4.
82-5-22, 165.
2.
XXX-ib-nu,
nuhatimmu
Sarg.
St. II, ie
5.
TNB. d XXX-GAZ.GAZ-Se-me, Nabd. 508, 20. d XXX-GAZ.GAZ-U-me, Neb. 424,4.

d
(KB
d
3.
IV, p. 160).
)
6.
XXX-ka-ra-bi-i-U-me, Nabd. 534,
24.
XXX-ib-ni VR44,
u-tu.
i.
d isd, renders SES.KI-
d
7.
8.
dXXX-ka-ra-bi-i-H-mu
XXX-ka-ra-bi-i-$im-me, Nabd. 1032, K. Cyr. L. 16, s.

t
No.
2OO
d
9.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
XXX-ka-ra-bi-is-me, Nerigl.
1
2, ie.
Camb. L.
Sin-nadin-ahe
"Sin
is
giver ofbrothers"
(for
8, 12.
t
NBa.
f.
texts, see
l
TNB)
t
10.
XXX-ka-rab-it-me
II,
offtum-fani, Merod.
III, i,
1.
Bl. st.
V,
12
(KB
t
p. 192).
2.
XXX-SE-PAPt t 83-1-18, 695, IV, is, spec. d XXX-SE-na-PAP* l ,]KDDi\* R. 7 (B.C.

673).
11.
1213.
XXX-KAR-ba-i-tt-me, Nabd. 648,8. XXX-KAR-&i-e$-me BE XVII, pt. I. *XXX-KAR-&i-i$-me, see BE XIV, p.

pi. 4,
23.
Sin-nadin-ahu
22,
"Sin gives a brother" (for Cass. and NBa. texts, see BE XV, IX)
262,
8.
XXX-SE-PAP, JADD
d
14.
Sin-ken-usur
XXX-KAR-bi-il-me, "Sin protect the faithful one!"

(95, 4)
BE XV
Sin-nadin-aplu
"Sin gives a son"
(cf.'Sin-tia-
XXX-DU-PAP,
Sin-ku-sur-a-ni
mutirpilti,
HABL 598,
din-ap-lim
1.
3,11.
XXX-AS- A,
d
"Sin, preserve me!"

i
BE XVII, JADD 262,

s. 7
i)
7.
2.
XXX-SE-na-A,
of ASur-ah-iddin (Esar-
JADD
628,
(Ep. P).
is
haddon), K. 195,
d
3.
(KGAS
107).
Sin-li-'-i-kul-la-ti
"Sin
almighty"
VR
d
44,
ud,
renders d SES.KI-W.GAL-
XXX-SE-na-TUR. US, V R ders dA.KU-SAG.AL.GL
44,
52
d,
ren-
KAK.A.BL
Sin-liqi-unnini
1.
s.
"Sin, accept
my sighing!"(OBa.)
of Alur-ah-iddin (Esarhaddon), K. 195,2
XXX-li-ki-un-ni-ni,
Sm. 669, R. 5 (NE p. 92),
(KGAS
Sin-na'id
107).
is
"Sin
exalted"
2.
writer or author of the Gilgamesh-Epos.

2.
(cf.
OBa. Sin-na-id
XXX-li-ki-un-nin-ni, K. 97 17,10
RPN)
d
(NE
p. 90),
same person.
Sin-lisir (abbrev., for
XXX-I, HABL
L. E.
4
151,
JADB i,I,. JADD 68,

195,
i
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
I
(B. C. 645).
(B. C. 730). 297,
d XXX-SI.DI
II, 8|
f.
oiBa-bi-la-a-a, Mna.:
II,
2.
R 66,
R.
III
R 43,
- -
KB
(Ep. I). 311, R. E. / (Ep. S). 464, 9. h hazanu $a R. 5. 548, R. 3. 864, 3. 509,
6
IV, pp. 66, 68.
"'ASSur,
HABL
7.
150,
2.
812,
2.
rab-kisir,
KING, BBS, pp.

h
44, 99.
f.
JADD
Sin-nasir
236, R.
Ann. 279. is favorable" "Sin (for OBa. texts, Sin-ma-gir see TNB) Abp.: Ann. VII, 48 (FV R 7. m KB II, Cf. n. 1. Bitrab
halsi, Sarg.
p. 212).
"l
of Sansuru,
JADD
h
22,
(III
R 47,
sc).
"Sin is a protector" (for OBa. and NBa. texts, see RPN, TNB)
Da-ra-ta-a-a,
1.
Sin-magir.
2.
EN.ZU-PAP,
d
HABL
222,
2.
Sin-mat-ibni
h
(XXX-KUR(1}-KAK]
XXX-PAP-ir,
h
t
JADD
285, R. 3 (B. C.686).
nufiatimmu, B. C. 667,
JADD
27,
R.
6.
Sin-mu....,JADD47i,i8, B.E.i. Aai.:

(KING, BBS,
Sin-muballit
s. 1.
BM. 90940, 7
nagiru B. C. 686, JADD 285, R. 7. -nMa (hypocor., cf. OBa. Sin-ni-i, Sin-
ni-ia
p. 82, pi. 14).
RPN),
a-tan
BM
10.
103395 (CT
33, pi. 15).
"Sin quickens" (OBa.) of Abil-Sin, king of Babylon (Dyn.
(WSem.)
Si-na-tan,
Cf.
A:
5):
JADD 578,
Sin-pirhi-ukin
R.
XXX-mu-bal-lit, Chron. A, [IV

list
King-
(B. C. 655?).
Si-na
JADD 237,1,4,10 JADD 261,

,
4.
B,
5.
"Sin has established an off-
2.
EN.ZU-mu-ba-li[li-it, Sarru,
964, R.
T-D LC.
d
spring"
XXX-pir-hi-DU-in, HABL l, 7. Sinqate-il-epus $ XXX-in-qa-te-AN-KAK)
Sin-MU-KABi?)
HABL
5.
Sin-mu-sal-lim
"Sin preserves"
(cf.
OBa. Sin-
VS
s.
I,
91,
a6.
Sin-qi (abbrev., cf.
tSi-in-ni-gi-ia
Camb.
,
1 1, 3).
Epon. B.C.747 (?), cf. Sm-3a/fimdnm,]ADD 67,

L. E.
s.
of Kln-abua,
JADD
311, L. E.
(Ep.S).
i(?).
Sin-qi-Asur (probably abbrev.)
of Bu-[ru-Xa], Nku.: Lo. 102 (90835),
VI 15.
s.
of Abi-tabu, Louvre,
6s6(?);
AO 2221, R. H (B. C.
T. XLIII.
KBIV,p.90.KiNG,BBS,p.58,pl.LXXIX.
OLZ
VI, col. 199).
2O I
Sinqi-lstar
1.
(probably abbrev.)
Sin-sar-ibni
is.
Si-in-ki-XV, HrriSu, ]
Si-in-qi-XV,
p. 112, /j
2.
ADD 742,6, PSBA XXX (1908),
"Sin has created the king"

texts, see
(for
743, R. 5
NBa.
TNB)
754,
.
p.
in,
/<;
WXXX-MAN-KAK, JADD
R.a (B.C. 649?)
h
A
K.
102,
,
(B.C. 68 1).
^-/-^jf,JADD649,i 2
n.
3.
Si-niq-XV,
JADD
4.
Sin-qi-Istar,
no, 3, R. a, 4. Louvre AO 2221, 5,
Sakin
5l
$E, 650,
p. 5),
807,
12.
K. 6223,
7,
13
(B.C.
d
6s6(?);
OLZ
4,
(WAF II,
Sin-sar-ilani
1.
time of Ashur-etil-ilani.
l
1(1903), col. 198).
"Sin
is
king of the gods"

, ,
XXX-LUGAL-AM JADD 261, R.

Sattu. 81-7-29,
151.
t
his
JADD
76,
lady to
for
life,
whom
Jtakinte assigcf.
ned a slave
p. I46f.
f
B. C. 652 (f),
KB IV,
2.
*XXX-MAN-AN** JADD
857,
II, ss.
631,
(B. C.68o).
K.' 13099.
Si-in-qi-sa-a-mur
marat
Sin-ra-bi
al
needl"(?) Arbaili, a prophetess, IV

is
"See her
great"
Sin-sar-iskun
"Sin has established the king"

Assyrian
king,
B. C.
R 61,
b.
The
last
614606,
"Sin
(OBa.,
cf.
RPN)
cf.
Sarakos of the Greeks.
Inscriptions are
VR44,
Sin-ra-ma
.
.
57 d,
.
renders d SES.KI-GU.LA.
695, IV,
25,
KAHI, 1,
Ber.
p. 271.
56,
K. 1662, publ. by SCHRADER,

1880, p. 33
ff.,
83-1-18,
p.
JOHNS,
KSGW
transl.
KB II,
1663,
ADD
Sin-rlmanni d 1.
2. 3.
XV. be merciful to me!" "Sin,

III,
3.
Duplicates of this are
KK.
1664, 8540, 8541,
DT 64,
80-7-19, 13
and
JADD 506, E. JADD 172, R. 7 (B. C. 670). XXX-rtm[-a-ni\, d XXX-rima-ni, JADD 47, (B. C. 683).
XXX-ri-man-ni,
d
3
81-7-27,
1.
8.
XXX-LUGAL-GAR, VS
d p. 174; 2 year).
VI,
2, 17
(KB
IV,
2.
XXX-LUGAL-GAR-un,
no.
6,
2.
K. [1662] (IR
8,
Cass. tablet,
Sin-sa-!a
,
PSBA
p.
1907,
Nov.
22,
KB
pi. lie.
cf.
II,
}n
83-1-18,
695,
IV,
JOHNS,
ADD III,
Sin-salulu... d
(?
XV.
83-1-18, 695, IV,
A$sur, DT64J. (EVETTS, Bab. Texte,
p. 270), lar kitlati [sar Sar matA$$ur 21

t
82-7-14,
3
d
p. 90;
year).
94-6-11,36,15
(ZAIX,
p. 398; 7
th
year).
XXX-AN+PA...
cf.
.
25,
spec.
s.
Sin-sa-su
. .
.,
JADD III, p. XV). JADD 288, R. /.

d
3.
IV, pp. 174, 176. of A$ilr-ban-aplu, gs. of Alur-ah-iddin, ggs. of Sinaheriba, gggs. of Sarrukln:
KB
Sarru rabu Sarru \dannu Sar ktisati Sar

**AHur],
Ssi.:
Sin-ia-du-nu
"Sin is our mountain" (for OBa. and NBa. texts, see RPN, TNB)
KAHI,
s.
I,
56,
i.
f.
of Marduk-zer-ibni, Shmk.:
-
CT X,
pi. 7,
46.
XXX-MAN-GAR, ZA XI, p. 47.

cf.
of ASur-ban-aplu,
KING, BBS,
"Sin,
p. 75.
Sin-sar-usur "Sin,
protect the king!" (= Ar.
Sin-sallimanni d 1.
keep me
safe!"
C. 747,
1.
XXX-DI-an-ni, Epon. B.
IV
2.
22;
Canon A, sa '""'Rasappa, Canon E-f 81-2-4,

[.i].
2.
3.
-rtioitt); TNB) XXX-LUGAL-PAP,UASL()74,'^^. 1 121,2. dXXX-LUGAL-SES HABL290, 4 947, R. 9
187, R.
d
4.
XXX-LUGAL-it-sur,
324, R. E.
,
82-5-22, 167.
1002, R.
3.
XXX-$al-lim-a-ni, Epon. B. C. 747, II R 69, 2 no.3, 7 b Canon B, C, II 27. JADD 41 2,

;
*XXX-MAN-PAP, HABL
(III R 48, 82 b.
3.
JADD
7
B. C. 692). 325,
L. E.
h
i;
i,
sakin
'""'
Ra-sa-pi,
JADD
412,
(Ep. A). 334, B. E.

(B. C. 649?).
844,
5.
93 1, R-
1.
K. 392
325,
L. E.
d
3.
As Epon A", JADD
XXX-Sal-lim-an-ni, Epon. B. C. 747, Canon D, III 7

.
L. E.
814,
i.
h h
ardu Sa NaMt-Xar~ttf*r,]ADD
arku, as Epon. A',
A
12.
2.
JADD
k
5).
/.
414,
Sin-sar-ahesu
1.
"Sin
is
king of his brothers"

>.
R. E.
asu,
1,
Sm. 471
/
(cf.
2.
'XXX-MAN-PAPP'-Su^&EQ^L (Ep.T). XXX-MAN- dPAPP*-hi, JADD 1125,, III,

No.
i.
apati, B. C. 67
puti,
JADD
31
JADD 41, B. E. 8, R. (III R 46, s? b, Ep. A).

26
mukil k mut\r
2O2
h h
s.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
sanu
U ^Lahiri, B.C. 670, JADD 625,

mati, as
3.
2.
XXX-tdk-lak, same person, Canon B, V,
10;
A.BA
Epon. A,
JADD 623,
2.
R.ie.
JADD
1098,
1, 6.
of Nikkal-iddina, Abp.: K. 1425.

523,
Sin-taqisa-liblut
"Sin, thou hast presented
5.
XXX-MAN-PAP, HABL
R.<J (6.0.692).
JADD
851,
69,
(a son),
may he
live!"
136, *(Ep.X). 334,3.813,9.
849,
h
1, 7.
K. 7484.
asu,
JADD
II, 12.
XXX-ta-ki-$a-lib-lut, dA.KU-BA-TLLA.
(Hit.)
VR
44,
53 d,
renders
belpihatiHindan, as Epon.B, JADD 207, R. E. i. h mutirputi, B. C. 663(?), JADD 56,

R.
k
5.
*Sin- dTesup-a8
s.
of Zi-da-a, Boghazkoi,
MDOG35,
life"
p. igf.
$anu, B.C. 693 or 688,

mati, as
23.
*A.BA
JADD Epon. A, JADD 3 18, R.

JADD
as
446, R.
32,
a.
Sin-uballit
"Sin has called into

Ar. ttbn&WO
ccr
;
(>
Bi.
is.
APO, LXX
Savcc-
VS
s.
I,
95,
cf.
Old-Ba. XXX-u-ba-al-li-iz-zu,
texts, see
of Nabii-nasir, R.
(Ep.Q).
6.
XXX-MAN-u-zu-ur,
2.
Epon. A",
JADD 2,
1.
T-D LC; for Cass. and NBa. BE XV, TNB)

d
XXX-u-l>al-lit,
505.
ardu la hsukkallu,
568, R. 3
.
HABL
Sin-sar-usurani(r) d
XXX-LUGAL-PAP-a-ni,
38646,
,
HABL
459,4.
2.
XXX-u-bal-lit,
JADD
Sin-se-mi (P. ioo,u)
BM.
Sin-sul
I,
HABL
(KiNG, BBS, p. 93, 1032, R. n.

194, R. 3
pi. 19).
Sin-utaqqin d
XXX-LAL-in, *nuJiattMMu,]A'DD Sin-za-qip "Sin upholds"

83-1-18,
273, R. 9
Sin-sum-iddina
"Sin has given a son"
695,
IV,
20,
spec.
XXX-za-qi-pi
I,
XXX-MU-SE-na, JADD
Sin-sum-lisir d 1.
"Sin,
may
h
(6.0677). the son thrive!"
JADD
Sin-zer-ibni
1.
246, R.
14
(K-U,
AR
p. 67).
XXX-MU-GIS,
ilani (?
rab
SAG
of Ashur-etilp. 4f),
"Sin has created posterity" h l Dur- Rim-Sin XXX-KUL-ib-ni, liazan

Bit-Sin-seme, Neb.
I
or Tigl. IV, see

650,
7,
WAF II
10.
Nippur,
46 a).
19.
JADD
2.
as.
K. 6332,
2.
JXXX-KUL-KAK^Saltu,
I9,.r.
6.0.684,
JADD
^XXX-MU-SLDI, same person, JADD 649,7.

807,
?.
20, 4
(IIIR 47,
h
$ar ma 'A$$ur, king of Assyria, pro-
Siparanu
1.
bably B. 0. 615,
(ace.).
BE
VIII, pt.
r,
141,
Si-pa-ra-nu,
B. C. 742,
sabit tafy-Si-e, of
75, R. 9
.
Til-NIN.IB,
JADD
Sin-tab-ni (abbrev., cf. Sin-tabni-usur)

f.
2. 3.
oiMar-duk, Sarg. St. II 12.
KB IV, p. 160.
Si-par-a-nu, B. C. 687, Si-ip-ra-a-nu, B. C. 692,

[276,
ij.
JADD 100, L. E. JADD 69, R. 3

VS
-
/.
Sin-tabni-usur
"Sin, protect what thou hast created!" (cf. TNB), governor of Ur

during the rebellion of Samas-sum-ukin
Sip-pi-e (cf. y TNB)

f.
of Sa-Nabu.-$u, Kandal.:
V,
5, 31.
1.
JOHNSTON, Epist. litter., p. XXX-tab-ni-SES, HABL 290, i.

(cf.
148):
KB
4,
IV, p. 172.
754,
*Si-ra-as-me
(WSml.
p. 5 1).
II,
p. 55),
1028, R.6,i6 (WSml.II,
""'Ba-bu-ra-a-a, Shamsh.
V:
III, 45
(IR
30.
KK.5639. 13128.81-2-4, 112.83-1-18.

e
KB
*Si-ra-a-su m5i
I,
p. 182).
135.
s.
of Nikkal-iddina, K. 4696, month of Ab, B.C. [649?].

'
dated in the
Si-im-gu-ri-a-a, Shamsh.
I,
Ill, so
(I
30.
KB
I, 37.
p. 182).
So,
l
2.
a
[
XX\X-tab-ni-u-sur, s. of Nikkal-iddina, K. 28 K. 3960 (G. SMITH, Hist. p. 185)
Si(r?)-ru-na-a-a,
Si-si-i
ll-nam
.,
JADD
see
89^
KLAUBER, Sargon,
Sin-taklak (abbrev.) d i.
no. 129.
(hypocor., also in
cf.
NBa.
texts,
TNB;
Si-
Si-ts-si,
Si-is-si-ia,
1
BE
XIV, XV,
XXX-tak-lak, Epon. IIIR i, IV, so.
B. C. 739, h abarakku,
iz-zi VS VII, JADD 398, R.
5 5, 43,
Si-iz-za-tum
T-D LC)
T. XLIII.
(B. C. 664?).
203
Sis-bi-ga-a-a-nu,
HABL
774,
3.
Sukkaja,
1
3.
.
"Native of Sukku"
Si-ta-te (cf. Si-it-ta,
maSmalu,
bel pihati
BE XV) JADD 869, III

. . .
SUG-a-a, Saknu, JADD 207, R. 4 (III R 46,80 a.

Ep.B). Suk-ka-a-a,
(B. C. 716).
Si-ti-nu, (cf. Se-ti-nu] h la '""'.
2.
JADD
h
,.
78,
6,
slave.
34,
382, R.
h
te-ni,
HABL 444,
pn
p. 131)
II.
o.
K. 241, IX,
R.
spec.
/,.
ardu
*Si-ti-ir-ka-a-nu
(cf.
Ar. docket
CIS
II,
32,
$a
hi
BLLUB, JADD
247, R.
Hiparu,
.
STEVENSON, Contracts
JADD 392,
s.
BI.LUB,
HABL 767,
9.
JADD
Sua
1.
255,
4,
sold, time of Sargon
Su-u-a,
(III R
mar
8.
"l
Ni-nu-u,
JADD
at
500, R.
/.
3.
2.
Su-u-a, fyazanu of Uastal, Shalm. ~
Mon. II, 46
p. 150.
4.
KB
I,
p. 164).
I.
Gil-za-na-a-a,
5.
f
I,
Shalm.: Ob. Epigr. Cf. A-sa-a-u.

Su-a-bu (== Su-mu-a-bi, q.
Su-a-ll-i
h
--
KB
JADD 832, JADD 925, R. Suk-ki-a-a, JADD 761, Suk-ku-a-a, JADD 9, 3 (B. C. 686). 204, R. 4 (B. C. 667). *SAG, JADD 386, R. Su-kti-a-a, JADD 67, R. E. (B.C. 748?).
*narkabat Sarri,
of
Ha
3.
i.
/,.
Suk-ki-i-tu (cf. *'Bit-Suk-ki-i-tum
BE
X)
v.),
Chron.
1
,
R. u,
JADD
741,
19.
Su-la-a (hypocor.)
bel pihati,
JADD
867,
10.
JADD
I,
296, R.
2.
81-2-4, 493-
Su-ba-su
h
rab kari,
(cf.
JADD
i,
890,
(ZA
p. 426).
*f
Su-da-la-a
Si-, Si-e-dala)
Su-la-a-a, "Native of the city of Sulu" HABL 447, R. 2, prob. a maSmaSu, (cf. HABL 851, n). K. 241, IX, so. h bel pihati,
JADD
Su-ga-H-a
f.
284,
JADD
Su-li-ia (cf.
853,
II, 2.
f.
(cf. OBa. Su\Zu-ka-li-ia RPN) of A-lir-ma-lik, Capp. G, 10, 7. of E-na-zu-in, Capp. G, 3, 5.
Su-la-a}
i&
Rm.
Su-li-li (cf.
157,
(KB
1
IV, p. 126), B. C. 679.
OBa.
824,
Su(l}-la-li-ia,
RPN)
Su-ha-a-a
"Native of Sukh"
Misc.
813,
pi. 5,
is,
(cf.
h Su-ha-a-a
JADD
?(?).
Adnir.IV.:
IR
35,
No.
3,26:
WE.
IV,
10.
m "* Su-ha-a-a,
Sarruti $a Su-li-li sa ultu ulla

to
Asur
ibbu
HABL
JADD
Su-hi-ru
'"^Sii-ha-a-ia,
Anp. Ann.
Ill 34; Bi. irntt'n;
forNBa.
I.
texts,
seeTNB)
sima$u; according JOHNS, Ancient with Sumu-laidentical Assyria, p. 102,

ilu.
824,
9.
VS
93,
>4.
KB
I,
p. 190.
Su-lu...., K. 1015.
JADD
J
412, R.
(Iran.
*SU"Uh-ra"
= Pe.
(III
R 48,
h
29 a.
B. C. 748).
Su-lu-ma-al
Thukhra(hya), Sus. TukPar-sa-a-a, Dar.
*Me-lid-da-a-a, Tigl.IV: Ann.

B.
45, ss (II
152
(IIIR
20.30).
9);
f.
kurrd) of Umittana (Otanes), Beh. no (III R 40).
R 67. KB
20
II,
pp.
8.
*Suhuramu
1.
Su-hu-ram-mu,
JADB
9,
IV,
4.
(WSml. II, p. 46). "Native of mittSu-mu" Su-ma-a-a/ja, perhaps / (IIIR 8,40; cf. '6#-*- -tfSenn.KingVIl96)
>
Su-ma-a (hypocor.) HABL 168, R.
2.
Su-hu-ra-mu-u, Hamkaru, B. C. 676, 330, R.

.
JADD
Neb.
I:
JADD
s.
677, R.
(B.C. 7 1 3).
of Nabu-zer-Ksir,
(cf.
HABL
873,
R.
i.
*Su-hur-gal-du
(in
Bit- m Suhur-Galdu\
III
3.
*Su-me-e(-a)
f.
Zu-me-e]
Melis.:
Nippur, Heading 9;
Su-ka-a
(cf.
ofHasardu, W
Lo. 101 (90829),

p. 20,
is.
Sukkaid)
28,
3
KB IV,
i.
f.
p. 58.
KING, BBS,
pi. XXIV.
JADD
Su-ki-nu,
(B. C. 686). 97, R. E.
of Kur-za-bu,
DEP VI,
p.
44
Su-ka-a-a-ri(P), Sarg.:
K. 1668 a,
L. E.
2
D (WS
9
pi.
45
a).
Sumu-abi
"Sumu
is
father" (OBa.)
I: i):
K. 4268,
5).
(KGAS
48,
cf.
36.
i.
King of Babylon (Dyn.

Su-a-bu, Chron.
R.
No.
i.
1
,
R. u.
26*
204
2.
3.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Su-u-su
Su-si-i)
Su-mu-a-bi, King-list B,
i.
(cf.
Su-mu-a-bu-um(pi-im),
RPN.
is
JADD
(OBa.)
Su-su-u
f.
80,
4.
MVG VIII,
JADD
p.
in,
(Ep.
P).
Su-mu-la-ilu
"Truly,
2
Sumu
god
(cf.
Su-si-i)
King-list B,
(Dyn.
1: 2);
written also Su-
of Urdt,
320, R.
2.
mu-li-el, see
RPN.
f.
Su-na-a (hypocor.) mar bel pihati,
of Nabu-belua,
of Ki-din-Sin
HABL
380,
12,
prob. end of
hl
Su-ti-e (without pers. determ.)

f.
Sargon's reign.
Su-na-a-a
(cf.
OLZ VI (1903), col. A.BA Sarri CT 24, 46, XII

10.
199.
Su-ni-ia
11).
CBR
I,
56,
e;
Su-ni-e,
*Su(?)-tir-na (Iran.),
(cf.
JADD 950, JADD 329, (Ep. K.) Su-nu JADD 327, R. 3

7
.
.
sa [Mu-]sa-na-a, Sarg.AIIis Ba. Sutarna).
a!
.,
(III
R 46,
ssd.
Ep. N).
Sabri, see Sapri.
Su-qa-a-a
(cf.
JADD
SSu-qa-(a-a}(-}i-tum TNB) 210, 5, f. of slave (Ep. W).

;
Sa-bu-damiq (SIG) "Thewarrior(?)is friendly"
JADD
sent,
412,
i.
(IIIR 48,
'no. i;
B. C. 748).
*Su-ra-a (Ar.
cf.
niB)
(?).
JADB JADD 286, III, JADB 9,

9.
6,
VII,
i.
877, R.
Sa-bu-um, see Za-bu-um. " " Sab(u)tanu C a p t o r (? cf. sa-bi-ta-ni-su

1.
V R 56,
55)
s.
of Sama$-qa-me,
807, R.
irrisu,
JADB
Sab-ta-a-nu,
3, III, 10.
2.
*Su-ra-hal-di
JADD Sa-bti-ta-a-nu, JADD

175,
h
134, 4 (B.
C. 686).
135,
(B. C. 685).
JADD
*Su-ra-a-nu
Sa-du-'
is.
"Native of "'Suru'
93,
JADD
Sa[adu
R.
(B. C. 676).
VS
"Hunter"
R.6.
I,
*
R.
(cf.
Pa.
KTX)
161,
Sa-a-a-di,
7
rab naggari, B.C.677, JADD
Su-ra-ra-te
JADD
*Su-ur-hu
491,
(B.
693);
cf.
26, R. j
Sa-la-a-a, see Salla(a.

Sa-la-a-ilu
(B. C, 680).
(cf. Bi. n. al
pr.
f.
rnto?)
war
*Su-ur-ri
f.
HABL 1041,
500, R.
7.
B.
Ku(Dur)-ra-a-a,
JADD
JADD22I, L.E.
5.
(Ep.W).
Sa-la-mu
(perhaps Iran., cf. Ar-ta-sur-ri BE X) of A-ip-par-ma\ la bel kusst, succeeded Lubarna as ruler of Patin, B. C. 832,
(cf.
Salmu}
1052, R.
HABL
sa sepa,
f
Sa-li-a-a (hypocor.)
JADD
4,
872,
i.
Shalm.III:Ob.i48,i5i,i53.
Su-sa-nu (perhaps
= sisanu
6.
KBI,p.i46.
Sa-li-en-tu
grasshopper)
JADD
1.
308,
sold (Ep. Q).
JADD
Su-si-i
852,
II, 3.
Sallate (gent.)
Bi. ipio)
(hypocor.,
cf.
Sa-la-a-a,
"l
HABL
h
102.
762,
e.
Sa-la-a(-a],
i
(sa
}
JADD JADD
Su-sMa
(cf.
342, R.
622,
4,
R.
s (Ep. D). hka-sir,
Ki-it-pat-a-d]
hazanu $a m " Gizilbundi

,
1141,^ (B.C.
709).
2.
3.
Sarg.:
Ann.
VIII th
64.
Su-si-t)
Sa-al-la-a,
s.
HABL
540, u.
sl j"ADD4i5, R.r, of Na#pa&-Aurafi,'B.C.734. of Iluma-ti, JADD 415, R. s. f.
4.
of Mannu-(ari, Sa-la-a, 223, R. Sal-la-a-a,
JADD
i.
880,
I 15.
*Su-si-in-qu (Eg.
Ssnq, pwiw, Manetho Secsdjyx 1 ?, Berlin ostraKip., kon from Thebes 2e<s6yx y see STEINDORFF, BA I, p. 351, RANKE, Material,
i<
Bi.
LXX
Soutfa-
IX
mht
5.
as.
HABL h rab btti, HABL

II
22.
447,
3.
~
2.
K. 241,
415,
Sal-la-a-a,
mar Ba-Jii-a-ni m atHat-ta-a-a,

Anp. Ann.
12.
Anp. Ann.
6.
miit
Sal-la-a-ia,
II 22, var.
p. 34; cf. Susanqii).
Sal-li-ilu
$ar
miii
Pu-$i-ru,
i,
Abp.A, IIIR
17, 1 102;
Ann.
JADD
1132, R.
VR
1 100.
KB
II,
p. 162.
Sal-lu-a-a-ha-an...(?), *bel pihati,
JADD
867,
s.
T. XLIII.
205
Salmu (abbrev.)
1.
Sa-ap-ri
Sa-al-mu,
mar
h
Sipri
of
TA
2.
7, 73, so.
s.
tamkaru,
TA
I,
Burna-Buriash, n, R. s.
I,
f.
(cf. Za-ap-rum\ru, ri, BE XIV) of Muk-kut-is-safa Neb. I: 56,
VR
II J6 .
KB
f
III,
pt.
I,
p. 168.
Sal-ma,
of J'Kar-ri-te,
813,
5.
VS
103,
is.
3.
Sal-mu,
JADD
VS
96,
Sarpi (hypocor.), see Zarpi. Si-da-du
Salmu-ahe (abbrev.)
'
JADD* 43,
855,15.
R.J- (B. 0.687).
i.
W-/W*'JADD35i,.R.a (Ep.^F). .*r*/W, JADD 207, R. 9 (Ep. B).

'NU-PAP*1
,
*Sidqa
1.
(WSem.)
Zi-id-qa,
JADD
$ar
324, R. E.
(III
R 48,
no. 3;
2.
*3a Sefa,
,
JADD
163,
is
z.
373,
9,
R.
8.
B. C. 692).
2.
3.
Sal-mu-PAP* 1
JADD
217,3,13.
Si-id-qa-a,
"''
Is-qa-al-lu-na,
king
of
Salmu^M/j-ma-lik "Salmu
counsellor"
(Ep.
d
Ashkelon,
Ill, 2;
circ.
1 20
II,
6.0.700, Senn.: King, 11,8?;

(IIIR
12);
BM
103395,4 (CT33,
pi. 15)
Amurru-
Kui.
Tay.
II, 58, e?
ma-ilii),
(IR38.
*Si-id-qa-a-a
KB
Bi.
pp. 90. 92).
(cf.
n^pis) T
,.
JADD
1101,
d
10.
JADD
*Si-id-qi-jlu
a
577, R.
(cf.
Salmu-musetiq(?
KUS-L U)
p. 90), author.
SArb. bxpis,
Bi.
K. 9717,
Salmu-sar-iqbi d 1.
2.
(NE
fttnpns, Ph. Tbttpii; B. C. 764, Canon A,
KA
IV
5;
VPpm,
m ai
Ar.
p.
473 f.) Epon. '

Tul-âis.
NU-LUGAL-iqbi,
*....,
JADD
5.
60,
i.
NU-MAN-E, JADD
844, R.
h
rab
Canon E-j- 81-2-4, ^7, R. Si-du-nu-a-a "Sidonian"

an,
ki-sir,
JADD 344, R. 6
349, R.
d
3.
19.
Epon. Q,
Q,
JADD
81,
/,.
165,
R.
2.
JADD
513, R. E./.
446, L. E. i,
tur-ta-nu *l Ku-mu-fai. "
*Si-ha-a (Eg.,
STEINDORFF, BAI,
cf.
p.353f.,
NU-MAN-E, Epon.
X,2r,,spec. h
JADD
200, R.
R.
e.
Material, pp. 34, 62;
Eg.-Ar. ~
al
RANKE, ns APO,
ioe.
4.
NU-MAN-iq-bi,
JADD
K. 241.
Si-hain
BEX,
II,
Bi.Kn^S) far
Si-ia-a-u-tu,
KdXepaJADD
t
105, R.^- (Ep.Z).

6.
Egypt Abp.: A, IIIR
17, 1 is;
Ann. I,
s.
Epon. Q, turtanu sumeti,]ADD 308, R.

d
5.
KB
p. 162.
NU-MAN-iq-bi }KDD
85,
7.
332, R.
i,
<?.
396,1.
6.
7.
8.
NU-MAN-KA-E, JADD
85, R.
var. of (5).
13.
of SBeli^Nin-lifyha-si-na, gs. of NabFirtfytu-usur, hu. of Nihtesarau, JADD

307,
12,
Sal-mu-LUGAL-iq-bi,
Sal-mu-MAN-iq-bi,
-
HABL
460, R.
(III
R 49,
5.
14, IB c.
Ep. F).
JADD
,
164,
R.
<?
(B. C.
Si-ha-ti,
JADD
(Eg.,
8 ii,
*Si-hu-u
679).
i,
cf.
RANKE,
Material, pp. 38, 71,
9-
*Salmu (BL 7300) ..... 83-1-18, 695, XII, appears to be a var. to dNU-MAN.
.
n. 4)
har(hur, mur)-di(ti)-bi,
.
JADD
851,
II, 15.
.,
1.
2,
spec.
*S!-Huru (Eg.)
1.
Sal-mu-te/ti (hypocor.)
k
Si-i-hur-ru,
asu,
Sm. 471.
851,
II, is.
irri$u.
JADD 742,
or
R.
2 s.
tamkaru,
JADD
2.
Si-ftu-ru, asu,
JADD
h
318, R.,, (Ep. A).

Sa-an-sa-nu,
h
Zanzanu
(cf.
zunzunu "a small
bel piftati, Si(?At)-ka-la-an-ni ...., 867, 221" i, slave sold. i$\\(GlS.MI] , SJI-Adad (probably abbrev.; cf. OBa. MI(-lt)- d
JADD
9.
JADD
IM
insect")
rab kisir,
(cf.
JADD
268, R.
,.
1.
p. 167) Sil- dIM, h $aniit
RPN
JADD
814, w.
Sa-an-su-ru
Talm. llfis, Arb.
2.
Sil-U,
'
h
.
ardu $d h rab kar-ma-ni, JADD 464,
s.
sarsaru "locust"; see also Za-an-zar) of Sin-naid, JADD 22,4 (III R 47, 4 c. Ep. a).
(perhaps
R.
Sil-Asur (abbrev.)
i.
Sa-pa-nu
WSem.,
cf.
Pu.
ba352
etc.,
GIS.MI-AS-**r,
hMu-su-ra-a-a
t
JADD
314,
i,
5.
A.BA
n
Bi. fP52i)
B. C. 692,
p. 116).
JADD
324,
JADD
No.
i.
161,2 (B. 0.679).
(IIIR 48;
KB
IV
206
2.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Sil-AS-$ur,
JADD 266, slave sold, B, C. var. to R 49, 43 a). 324, R. 670 (III h h rab ..... bel pihati, JADD 246, R. Cf. MDOG35, p. 40. JADD 860, III,
6,
Sil-Marduk (abbrev.;
Sil- dSU,
10,
2.
(i).
,
OBa. MI-li-Marduk^ NBa. Si-il-la-Marduk^ TNB)
Dilbat,
JADD
3
89,
R.^
(B. C. 683).
10.
Sil-Nabu
(abbrev.)
327,
Sil-Asur-alik-paniOP*7-5/?),
Sil-Bel (abbrev.; cf.
JADD 406, d *Si-il- EN CBR

TNB)
241,
5,
i,
i.
JADD
n; for
(IIIR 46,
d
29 d.
Ep. N).
d
I,
87,
SiMNIN.IB (abbrev.; NBa.
Sil-lu-
NINJD BE IX,
44, acd,
NBa.
1.
texts, see
OBa.
slave sold, far
Senn.: King,
Si-li-
NINJB RPN) VR
GIS. MI-EN,
JADD
Ill, 25
renders Na-zi-Marut-tas.
Sil-Sin (abbrev.;
^'""'Haziti, king of Gaza,

III,
81*;
Tay.
(IR39-
KB n
>
P-
94
OBa.^-//-, Ml-li-Sin RPN, Dilbat) GIS.MI-XXX, h rab nikasi, JADD 204, R. ,

(B. C. 667).
Abp.:
2.
Rm.
3, II, 34
(KB
II,
p. 238).
Sil-EN,
JADD
12.
sa-gul-lat,
89, R./(?) (B. C. 683). in Lahiru, B. C. 670,
*r/u
Sil-Samas (abbrev.; for OBa. texts, see
RPN)
JADD
15
GIS.MI- d UD, hKAR.KA. 777V, HABL 322, 9.

Sil-Tasmetum (abbrev.)
625,
h rab
Sil-bel-dalli
10,
$ar
no.
i),
al
Haziti, Esarh. B, V,
(IIIR
16,
cf. (i).
I,
Epon.
III, 10.
B. C. 807,
GIS.MI- d Ta$-me-tnm,
spec.
f
83-1-18, 695, XI, n,
BI.LUB, IIIR
Si-jp ____ ,
Bu. 89-4-26, 38, spec.
Sir-appili,
perhaps
"O
Sir,
answer" (HiNKE),
Neb.
I:
695, XII,
2.
21
(probably).
h $a
eli btti,
in Bit-'ndSir-ap-pi-lit
Nippur,
Sil-EN-dal-li,
JADD
642, R.
,3
Heading
Sirat-qibit-Marduk
5; IIIi.
(IIIR 49,
d
S\\-te\\\(
sob).
"High
is
the
command
of
NlN.LID)
902,
6.
(abbrev.)
Marduk"
Si-rat-ki-bit- d
JADD
Sil-lstar (abbrev.; cf.
OBa. Si-li\MI-li-ntar RPN,

Si-ri-i
.
ders
AMAR. UD, VR 44, 22 d, DUG.GA-MAH- dLIB.ZU.
ren-
1.
2.
3.
BE XV, 51, 3) GIS.MI- dXV, s. of Nabua, VS I, 88, MI-ntar (U+DAR), Capp. E, i,

MI-li- dRI-Akkadlt
13.
(hypocor., cf. Si-ra-a, in later Bab. texts, see TNB)
JADD
I,
6 1 8,12 (Ep.T).
of Bit-Habban, Mna.:
I
Sil-d
XV, Epon.
i,
B. C. 788,
Canon
C,
23;
as.
IIIR
111,29;
"!
7,
...... , 81-2-4, 187,

3.
mar Habban,
I, d
70,
4. Zi-li-Htar, Capp. G,
is~(KB IV, p. 78).

"l
Silla
1.
(hypocor.)
Si-la-a,
Sil-la-a,
Sir-sum-iddina (MU-SE-na)
s.
JADD
a.
17, 3 (B. C. 687).

2, 5.
of Afyi-bani, Sakin
Bagdada, Merod.
I:
2.
HABL 416,
1131,1.
702, R.
i.
808,
12.
Susa
6, II 24; III
cf.
i.
mi,
JADD
297,
R.
(Ep.
I).
*Su-u-a-su (Eg.,
f
K. 974. 13191 (TRep. 277 AE). 82-5-22,

161. 83-1-18, 555.
s. s.
RANKE, Material, p. 34) A.BA Mu-sur-a-a,]ADD8$i, IV, 5; cf. 763,10.
Su-uh-ru
of Beliia, 527, R. 15. of Nabu-ahe-iddin, at Erech, B. C.648(?),
HABL
HABL
f.
12,
R.
10.
Su-lu-lu (abbrev.)
K. 1015.
K. 433,
7-
of Ina-eh-etir,
HABL
3:
781,
10.
9.
s.'of Nafal-zfr-u$abUt at Erech, B. C. 648(?),
*Su-ma-as-se (Eg.?),
f
JADD
763,
f.
K. 433, 28. of Asur-etir,
Su-mu-i-tu,
JADD
92,
pledged.
HABL
928,
c.
Su-pu-u
(cf. Bi.
15?)
letter.
24,
f.
Sillaia
of Nabu-$um-i$kun, 81-2-4, 78. (hypocor.; OBa. Ml-li-ia RPN, NBa. CIS.
K. 1206, in Ba.
texts, see
*d
J
"SUR-ibni, 83-1-18, 695, XII,
spec. In later Bab.
Ml-a-a TNB)
1.
TNB.
25,
Sil-a-a,
2.
JADD 551, ,(?). Sit-la-a-a, JADD 109,
SUR-ma-
-a-di
j-.
275, R.
//.
83-1-18, 695, XII,
spec.
T. XLIII
207
-rt-tf,
hypocor.,
cf.
NBa. Sadi TNB)

hnutir puti,
83-1-18, 695, XII,
23,
spec.
JADD
238, R. &
391, R.
(B. C. 717),
e.
Su-sa-a (probably Ar., *A.BA, B. C. 688,

Su-u-su
h
cf.
Susu)
HABL
*Sad-dak-me
638,
JADD
19.
(Cass.; formerly read Kur-ka-me, see HINKK, Boundary stone, p. 212; cf.
p. 37:
ren,
JADD
741,
BE XV,
f.
Mad-dak-mi]
I:
of Na-zi-Marduk, Neb.
Sa-Adad'-ni-nu
"To
A dad
I;
I,
V R 56, II
in
12.
we belong"
I,
KB III,
Sad-din-nu
(cf.
pt.
i,
p. 164.
Epon., Adnir.
Sa-a-da
(cf.
KAHI
5,
R.
35.
Sad\Sa-ad-din-nu
p.
1
later
Bab.
K-U,
AR
.
p. 43)
texts,
TNB
878, w.
(cf.
86)
JADD
JADD
i.
294, R. 8
HABL
Sa-Asur-a-ni-ni
"To Ashur we belong"

III, 3. (cf.
Sa-di-da-ga-an
OBa. Sd-dl-ba-la-ti-Marduk
242,
2
852,
Dilbat)
Sa-Asur-dubbu
Asur-dubbu] Sa-AS-$ur-du-bu HABLi38,2. 704,2. Epon. B. C. 707, IIIR i, V,i 7 JADD 292, R. 9
t
;
.
Capp. T-D,
Sa-di- d Te-sup
LC
THUREAU-DANGIN
element
"l
(for
the
first
cf.
Lyd.
I:
vv
2.
Sa-AS-sur-du-ub-bu, Epon. B.C. 707, Canon, h sakin " r B, VI, 4; ltiskan, Canon F, 3;
s.
of Hattu-tar, Zarru sa
Urratina$, Tigl.
I,
Ann.
1.
II,
(IR
10.
--
KB
p. 20).
IIIR
i,
V,
17;
IIIR
2,
no.
XIV,
s.
26,
I5
th
year
Sadua (hypocor.)
of Sargon, 3 rd year of Babylon.

3.
Sa-du-a, 80-7-19,
Sa-du-a,
Sad-dti-u-a,
h
33.
5.
Sd-AS-sur-du-bu, HABL 646, JADD 467, R. 4 886, 5.

.
703, 2, 705,2.
2. 3.
HABL 627,
4.
5.
Sd-AS-hir-du-ub-bu
th
Sd- dAS-sur-du-ub-bu
XIII,
23,
= no.
HABL
139,
(2),
2.
Sa-du-du, see
2,
A.BA, JADD 513, R. 7 Kudurru (cf. STRECK, ZA XIX,

.
IIIR
no.
2,
p. 252).
15
year of Sargon.
IIIR
Sadu-NIN.IB(ÔT- J/AS),
fuge)
is
rf
"A mountain
(re-
no. XV, 34, same time. d 6. Sa- HI-du-ub-bu Epon. B. C. 707,

t
Ninib"
7.
Canon D,
JADD .93,
IV, M,
*Sa-ba(rma)-gu-nu (cf. Samagunu and Samgumi) HABL9i5,R.n (K. 1269. WSml.II, p. 63).
Sa-ba-ja, see
Qisti-ia.
*Sagarakti-Surias (Cass.,
cf.
Sa-ga-rak-tum, sakin
teml m5i
VI, 44, 1 n, Sd-gaon the ra&-teltiBEXlV; reading, cf.HiLP-
"l
lrriha
DEP
*Sa-ba-ku-u, Sabaco, king of

f.
Egypt, B.C. 712-700
RECHT, ZA VIII, p.386f.) King of Baby1261 lon, about B.C. 1264 1252, or 1 273
of Tandamane, Eg. Sbk, first king of th the dynasty, 2a(3dK(ov of Hero-
(UNGNAD,
p. 66),
1.
OLZ
XI, p.
1314), or
f.
B. C.
XXV
12961283 (TOFFTEEN,
s.
Manetho and Diodorus; cf. STEINDORFF, BA I, p. 1 60, RANKE, Material, p. 35), Anb. Ann. II, 22 (VR 2. KB II,
dotus,
p. 166).
of Kndur-Enlil,
Chronology, I of KastiliaS II
:
Sd-ga-ra-ak-ti-sur-ia(id)-d$, $ar Babili,
BEXIV,
III
132. 133. 136. 138. 141. SarkiUati,
81-2-4,
35 2 ,
his
cartouche, see
pi.
4,
no. 2,
s,
R.
(cf.
KING,
RRT
King-
LAYARD, Nineveh and Babylon,

"Sabilis
XVII, I.
2.
20.
p. 108. 163).
f.
(Sa-bi-li-in,
ace.),
king
of
Amurru,
MDOG 35
T-D,
Sa-bu-lu
(cf.
p. 45.
Cf. Sd-bi-ilu,
TA
2),
62,
Sa-ga-rak ...,., list A, II, e.

d
of Kastilialu,
Sa-ab(/^)-ta(cf./^-/?V-^w,
BE XIV, 126,
Capp.
3.
Sd-ga-rak-te-$u-ri-ia-d$,
(sic),
BEXIV,
139,8.
cyl. Ill,
LC
240,
26.
4.
Sd-ga-rak-ti-ia-aS
20, 41
Nabd. Br.
NBa. SSabullatu TNB, OBa. Sa-bu5.
lum RPN), or Sa-pu-lu.

No.
i.
III, 2, p. 84). 69. (I d XIV, 1283, Sa-ga-rak-ti-tts~ri-ta-a$,
KB
BE
as.
208
6.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
d Sd-ga-rak-ti-$ii-ri-ia-ds,
127,
is.
BE
130,
XIV,
11.
126, u.
Sa-ki-zu,
Capp. R.
h
.
2,
9,
R. u.
857,
1, 8 s.
128,
13.
129,
17.
P. 109.
Sa-la
ru,
*aknu,
JADD
7. 8.
Sd-ga-rak-ti-ûr-ia-d^, f.otKastiliaSu, OBP/o. Sa-ga-rak-ti-bur(su?}-ia-as, s. of Kudur-Enlil,
amel
Nabd. Rm. A, III,

p. 106).
31
(V R 64.
s.
KB III,
Sa-la-belti(7V7A^
2,
JADB 6, VIII, BL 7337>su-nu h s. Qintar-duri, KUR. GAR.RA, JADD

urqi,
i.
160,
9.
Sa-ga-rak-ti-bur(s\c}-ia-as,
Enlil,
of KiidurIII, 2*
R.
/,
(Ep. G).
$ar Babili, Nabd. Rm. A,
Sa-la-ili-man-nu
"Without
(cf.
god
who
(can
(VR64.
10.
KB
III, 2,
p.io6).
I,
exist?")
69.
i-li-su
OBa. Ma-an-nu-um-ba-lum17.
Sd-ga-rak-ti-$ur-ia-d$, OBI,
P. 85.
T-D LC)
u. Sa-gar-ak-ti-sur-ia-d$,
d 13. Sa-GAR.-ti-sur[-ia-a$\, d
14. 15. 16.
HABL
Sa-la-la
(cf.
537, R.
12. Sa-gar-ti-su-ri-ia-a'S, P. 117. 118.
TNB, SA-LA. LA-nu

...,
BE
IX)
.
Sa-KAR-te-Sur-m-al,
Sa-KAR-ti-Su-ri-ia-dt,
BE XIV, 140,8. BE XIV, 134, BE XIV, 131,20.

7.
h rak-sa
B. C. 664,
JADD
(i.
398, R. s
Sa-la-ma-sa-iqbi(')
"He
(i.
nounced her
sperity"
h
e.
a god) has anthe mother's) proe.
<*Sa-KAR-ti-$ur-za-d$,'BEXIV, 135,19.137,26.
142,
27.
= Sa-qati-Ahtr-nada Sa-ga-ti-a-sur-na-da
Capp. Epon.,
doce, p. 95).
*Sa-ah-si-ha-si-ha (Eg.
Sa-ib-u-a, or
h
?),
jia-sa-a-nii, B. C. 676,
JADD
175, R.
<?.
Sa-lamasse
I, 12. 1.
"Belonging to the protecting

bit h rab
G 6,
u.
Cf.
Capp. S
deity"
Sa-la-ma-h-e, $d
III,
5.
Sahamil-rama, Capp. Clercq (CHANTRE, Cappa-
SAG,
JADD 815,
TA
316,
i 6.
2.
Sa-ta-tnaX-e,
JADD
831,
3.
*Da-lu-u-a (K-U,
AR, 201)
238, R.
9
.
(hypocor.)
Salamu "Peace" (abbrev.; cf.NBa. Sa-la-am-mu
asu, B. C. 688,
JADD
TNB)
1.
Sa-ili-du-bu
K. 4277.
cf.
Sa-la-me,
JADD
"Safe
33,
L. E.
e.
(B. C. 692).
Sa-ilima-damqa (abbrev. from a name as Arkat-
2.
Sa-la-mu,
HABL
f.
627,
$a-ilima-damqa*,
Sd-AN-ma-SIG-ta,
B. C. 880,
Sa-lim-a-hu-um
s.
is
the brother"
of Ilu-$u-ma,
gf.
i, s,
BE
1.
XIV,
167,
32)
of Ka-te-a-$ir,
of
of
u.
/-;-/-
Sd\-AN-ma-dam-qa, Epon.
B,
I, so.
Canon
f.
him, pa-le-si A-$ir,
KAHI
I,
Ka-te^dYA-Ur,
(cf.
MDOG 44,
s.
p. 30.
2.
Sa-AN-ma-SIG, Epon.
I so;
B. C. 880,
Canon A,
I,
Sa-ltm-du
f.
Sa-lim-dii)
Anp.:Ann.
as
lies
(IR22.
KB
p. 84);
Kurkh
cf.
(III.R 6).
Sa-'-al-li,
of Rxbate, JADD 361, see "'"'Blt-Saalli.
Sa-lstar-dubu (Sa- dXV-dn-bu, not Sa-ntar-gitbbu,
Sal-lim-ja (hypocor.)
Sa-A$ur-du-ub-bii) JADD 242, R. s (Ep. 8).

Sa-lstar-su-u
*A.BA,
f
JADD
c
410, L. E.
i, 27.
2.
Sa-al-mi-sa,
Ta annek
"To Ishtar he belongs"

s,
K. 241, IX,
Sa-kil-ia
spec.
s.
oi Ba-da-a-a,
HABL 962,
R.
*Sa-ma-' (WSem., abbrev.,
cf. Bi. yffOS,
(K. 1881). Ph.
JADD [86, R./,]. JADD 998,'

8.
K. 24 1, XI,
k
10,
spec.
riqqu,
A.BA,
NBa.
JADD
177,
R.
,/
KK. 564;
5627, writertoking.
*A.A,]ADD
2.
(Ep. co). Sakin-sum (abbrev.; for

1.
232, R. 9 (B. C. 685).

texts, see
20,
TNB)
Sa-kin-MU, K. 241, X,
.
spec.
*Sa-ma-Addu(<W) (?rQ\>.= Sum- Adda}, TA49, *Sa-ma-('-)gu-nu (cf. Samgunii)
SA-MU, HABL 4 i6, 2 Sa-ki-ru "The drunkard"

2.
HABL
v
214,
2,
b.
of
cf.
Ummania
V
u. 915, R. V
Sa-ma-a(-a) (hypocor.,
913,
2.
OBa. Sa-ma-ia, Sa-maT. XLIII.
ardu $a Pappu,
JADD
ia-tum
RPN)
209
s.
of Nur-ltSir,
pi.
4f.,
i,
b.
of Sawiia, Neb.
-
I, i,
CT
p.
IX,
172.
Sa-mas-a-a-li
*$a...,
17, 29.
KB
III,
pt.
JADD
rf
288,
i,
sold.
KING, BBS,
Sa-mar-di
b.
p. 97, pi.
XCV.
1,22.
Samas-alik-pani( 67J>-Z)^/-67)
"Shamash
is
leader"
of Mar-blli-him-ibni, Nka.: Lo. 102,
JADD
d
48 1,
3.
KB
IV, p. 84.
KING,
BBS
p. 60.
Sa-mas-ba-lat
(abbrev.
cf,
(Itti)
SamaS-balatu
Sa-Marduk(<^/>)-za-qup s. of Nabu-nadin-ajie,
"Sa-mas
....,
TNB)
JADD
6.
351,
(Ep.\J/).
JADD
(for
853, R.
R..? (B.C. 670) Samas-balatsu (abbrev., cf.OBa. d UD-TIL.LA-zu
JADD 44,
RPN)
d
Samas-aba-usur
father!"
d
"Shamash,
NBa.
protect
the
texts, see
TNB)
10.
UD-TI-su,
his life"
JADD
(cf.
993, R. III
9.
UD-AD-PAP,
HABL
u
(B.
307,
R.
199,
830,
2.
Samas-balatsu-iqbi
"Shamash has announced

NBa. Samal-ba-lat-su-iq-bi
JADD
II,
181,
4,
.670).
3 , 11.
852,
u.
sd
"l
Lud-din-ilu,
is
HABL 726,
father"
-a-bi
i,
R.
10.
TNB)
d
Samas-abua
J d
"Shamash
my
200,
h
(cf.
OBa.
pt. 2.
UD-a-bu-um, T-D LC,
BE VI,
Sa-ma$-TIN-su-iq-bi, (IVR45, n o- ii 44).
HABL
301,
R.
20
UD-AD-u-a,
K. 241, VI,
R.
10.
9,
JADD
spec.
narkabti,
i, II,
(B. C. 667).
Samas-bal-lit-an-ni
(cf.
s.
"Shamash, keep me alive!"
ha-za-nu,
JADD
2.
433,
NBa. SamaS-bullitanni TNB)
A '?
JADD
h
;
78,
"l
Epon.
p.
142).
1.
of Abi-eriba,
JADD
623,
is
(Ep. A).
B. C.853, IIIR
sakin
Na-sib-na,
Samas-ban-aplu
"Shamash
90,
creator
(B. C. 734).
of a
82-5-22,
f.
526, II s
(KB
III,
2.
pt. 2,
son!"
d d
s.
of Bel-afteSu, of Kaki, sa
JADD
al
207,
UD-KAK-A, JADD
Ma-ga-ni-si,
JADD
337,
i.
2.
Samas-ah-eres
"Shamash has planted

on a vase found
p. 37.
a bro-
Samas-ba-ni
ther"
Inscription
in
UD-KAK-TUR, K. 1351. "Shamash is creator" texts, see RPN)

T-D LC
(for
OBa.
Asshur,
MDOG 47,
Samas-ahe-sallim
*
s.
Capp. E, 2, e. of En-nam-a-a, Capp.
239,
20.
Samas-ahe-eriba (for NBa. texts, see

d UD-SESP l -eri-ba
t
TNB)
spec.
Samas-bel-apli
(cf.
"Shamash
is
lord of the son"
K. 241, VI,
i,
OBa.
Sin-be-el\be-la-ap-li\lim
TNB
"Shamash, keep the brothers safe!" (cf. NBa. Samas-ahe-hillim

l
TNB)
d
UD-PAP* -e-DI, JADD 40, 4

IIIR
47,
3G
(B.C. 676)
p. 273), or Samas-bel-iddin d UD-EN-AS 65, R. s (B. C. 668). Samas-bel-usur "Shamash, protect the lord!"
}
JADD
(for
1.
NBa.
texts, see
TNB)
741,
8.
2.
b.
Sa-ma$-EN-PAP,
JADD
Samas-ah-iddin
"Shamash has given a broTinafcltt

texts, see
2.
UD-EN-PAP,
HABL 157,17.
III
12;
408,
537,
2.
ther"
for
1.
(cf.
BE VIII,
TNB)
I,
pt.
i,
33.68);
798,2.799,2.800,2.801,2.802,2^.7297.7325.
NBa.
2.
Sa-mas-PAP-AS, VS d UD-PAP-AS, JADB 7,

R.
d
7.
94,
j*.
Epon. B. C. 865, 852, IIIR i, II,
i,
1, 45.
Epon. B.
C.
dl
Kal-ha, 82-5-22,
p. 142).
III, is.
JADD
1, 9.
180,
526,
II, 9
(KB
III,
pt. 2,
Epon.
D, IV,
9;
532,
2.
536, R.
h
,.
852,
K. 241,
4.
B. C. 710,
Canon A, V, u;
k $akin
B, VI,
i;
VI,
3.
IB,
spec.
asu, B. 0.694,
h
JADD 58, R.
R.
IG.
IIIR
d
3.
i,
V,u;
7.
"'Arzukina,
JADD
i,
UD-SES-SE(-na),
HABL 925,
1
392, R.
A.BA, VSI, 103,77. Samas-ah-usur "Shamash, protect the bros.
of dA-hir-ki-ti-i-di
UD-U-PAP, Epon.
(var. to
B. C. 710,
IIIR
ther!" (for NBa. texts, see

d
TNB)
2
4.
R. E. 3. 2). JADD 416, of Kalah, Hamedi, Sama$-bel-usur, governor

Sirgani and
laluna,
UD-PAP-PAP JADD
t
141,
(B. C. 704).
58, R.
7.
MDOG
Ill:
42,
p.
51-
477,
No.
i.
streu wjwr/,B. 0.694,
JADD
Epon.
B. C. 852,
Shalm.
Bal.
IV
i.
27
210
Samas-da(n)inanni
1.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
*Sa-mas-ja-da-a
(WSem.
UD-da-in-a-ni, Epon. B. C.
644^ JADD
57,
JADD
Samas-ibni
350, R. ,3 (B. C. 707).
R.
2.
"Shamash has created"
(also in
2. d UD-dan-in-a-ni,
;
Epon.
B. C. 644(1),
JADD4,
;
OBa., Cass.
1.
&
NBa.
texts)
4.
B. E. i hpahat Babili,
h $akin
'"'Âkkadi,
Abp. B, X 122 (III R 26) Abp. A, III R 26, X,ws.

h
t
d UD-ib-ni
HABL
223, R.
258,
7.
336,
K. 4285. 83-1-18, 554.

kuri, Esarh.:
King QiBit-Dak-
d
3.
UD-dan-in-an-ni, Epon.,
$akin" " tAkkadi,
A, II 44; B, III 20 (IR45.

f.
HIR
5.
Abp. A,
III
26,
X,
120;
Ann.
122.
s.
KB
454,
f.
II,
p. 128. 146).
KB
Samas-darii
d
II,
p. 236.
is
of Tam-meS-natanu,
is.
of Baliîti,
HABL
"Shamash
eternal" [perhaps.
2
abbrev.]
of Kudurrn,
HABL
756,
is.
2.
UD-da-ru,
suit!"
JADD
89,
(B. C. 683).
2.
UD-KAK
K. 241, VI,
Samas-di-ni-a-mur
"Shamash, regard
my law-
Samas-iddin(a)
"Shamash has given"

.
(also in
764,
4.
1.
Samas-di-nu
JADD
cf.
746,
5.
2.
Samas-ditana, see Samsu-ditana.
3.
& NBa. texts) d UD-As, JADD 52, R. 7 661, 680, B. E. d UD-MU, nmgu Sippar, PBT 10, n. d UD-Se-na, HABL 447, R. JADD 242,
OBa., Cass.
ie. 2.
I,
15.
Samas-duru (abbrev,
OBa. Sama$-dnr-a-li-Mi
97, n.
.
R.
(Ep.
8).
K. 4673.
is
RPN) d UD-BAD, VS
"Sa-mas-edu (?)....,
Samas-ili-a-a
I,
95,
I,
29.
"Shamash i-la-a-a, TNB)

178, R.
,
my god" (cf. SamaS173,
VS
101, ,3
1.
*$a-ma$-AN-a-a,
d
JADD
R.j (Kp.
G).
Samas-ensu(v5y(7) (abbrev.)
(Ep. H').
K. 241, VI, 11, spec. Samas-eres "Shamash has planted" (also

1.
2.
UD-AN-a-a,
HABL
246,11.
JADD
155,2,4
in
OBa., Cass. & NBa. texts) d$a-ma$-KAM-e*

t
(6.0.683). 182,3, servant of Ispu in, 316, i, slave. [532, R. *.] 877, R.4. h mukil apati,
2.
3.
JADD 168, R. 7 Sa-ma$-PIN-et, JADD 537, R. 9 d UD-KAM-e$, JADD 112, R. E. i(?).

.
B.C. 694,
h
JADD 427,
B.C. 668,
/?;?r
R.
,*
(III
R 48,
R. R.
2.
<y.
56 b).
rab
kisir, B. C. 672,
284,
blti Sane,
JADD 14, JADD 284,

c
sa
537,
R.
d
4.
(B. C. 668).
}
K. 241, VI,
(spec.).
R.
d
7.
i.
fo
Sarrukin, B. C. 666,
is
JADD
UD-PIN
p. 96.
f.
of Beta,
VS
I,
35,
so.
KB
IV,
185,
Epon., B. C. 819, IIIR
i, II, 45.
Sa-mas-im-me
"Shamash
i,
am"
Samas-eriba (also in OBa., Cass.

1.
&
V,
NBa.
285,
texts)
JADD
d
248,

cf.
d d
UD-eri-ba, sar Babili,
VS
116, w.
Samas-iqbi (abbrev.,
2.
UD-SU,
623, R.
JADD
7,
265,
,.
(slave).
R. j
UD-iq-bi,
JADD
434,
Sama$-balatsu-iqbi) h daialu, 10, B. E. 3.
(B.C.686). 289, R.
320,4 (slave B. 0.691).

h
JADD
318, R. ,3 (Ep. A).
R. E.
(Ep. A).
ardu hi Hak4.
Samas-iqisa (abbrev.)
kubu,
B. C. 696,
944, II
4.
JADD
forrw,
178,
24.
179.
baru,
2.
JADD
matati,
VS
VI,
174,
ted" (for "UD-BA-Sa, K.

Samas-ittiia
it-ti-ia
("Shamash has presenNBa. texts, see TNB)

241,
VI
8,
spec.
for J?5#/i,
VS
III,
III,
for j5a//
"Shamash
TNB)
is
withme"
3,
(cf.Samas-
ZA
p. 158,
20,
ace. year,
179,
19;
(
1
for
VI:
907),
Babili for matati,

1
VS
III,
UD-KI-ia,
JADD
462,
slave sold, B.C.
73,
25.
175,3;
cf.
UNGN AD, OLZ X

(for
679.504,5.661,15.
col. 465.
Samas-kasid-a|abi
"Shamash defeats
t
KK.24I, VIio, spec. 8750. the
Samas-etir
d
"Shamash spared" see TNB)

1
NBa.
texts,
1
enemy"
d
.
(cf.
OBa. Sama$-ka-U-id RPN)
Sa-mals-KUR-a-a-bi, Epon. B. C. 669,

310, R. E.
2.
JADD
i,
UD-KAR-ir,]KBDyj,
102,
2.
R./. ^.-u-a,
HABL
2.
UD-KUR-a-a-bi, Epon. B.
C. 669,
IIIR
T. XLIII.
211
s.
VI,
12;
JADD
5.
103,
R. E.
8 ].
2.
104,
R. E.
2.
1.
UD-na-din-MU,
Susa
3, 1 so. h
of Arad-nubatti, MeliS.
[1 88, R.
366, R. E.
Samas-ken-ballit
ful
d
"Shamash, keep the faithone alive!"
2.
UD-SE-MU,
reualpe,\
"l
57943,11 (KlNG,
BBS
s.
p. 114, pi. 22)

l-$i-in,
UD-DU-bal-lit,
JADD
525, R.
6.
of Atta-ilu-ma, la-kin
Neb.
I,
Samas-ken-dugul
d
"Shamash, look upon the

B.
h
faithful one!"
VR56, BBS p.
s.
II
17.
--
KB
III, i,
p. 168.
KINC;,
34, pi.
h
t
LXXXVII.
sasinnu hu. ofSSAG-tnut
UD-DU-du-gul, Epon.
IV 20;
C,
II, 25;
D,
Ills;
Canon A, abarakku Canon

.749,
t
of Bu-ru-$a
E + 81-2-4,
Samas-ken-usur
d
187,
R.
[29].
"Shamash, protect the
faith-
dammiq-sar-be, Nka.: Lo. 102 (90835), 1 17, 27, IV A, is. KB IV, pp. 82, 88. KINC;, BBS pp. 60, 67, pi. LXVIII.
Samas-na'id
ful one!"
"Sham ash
t
is
lofty" (for NBa. texts,

R.
3.
UD-DU(kittu?)-PAP,
(B. C. 692)
JADD
321,
4.
324,
L. E.
TNB) d UD-I JADD
see
554,
3,
877,
12.
HSparu,
s.
of Samaku,
JADD
la bit zinnitit
(for
ekalli,
JADD
626, R. n.
Samas-kilanni
"Shamash, support me!" NBa. texts, see TNB)

10.
h 806, R. n. mutir piiti, B. C. 667,
R.
2. f.
6
/.
(III
R 47,
h
cob).
rab kisir,
JADD 27, JADD 706,
1.
Sa-mas-kil-la-an-ni,
d 2. UD-ki-la-a-ni, d
3.
JADD 741, JADD 254, R.^. UD-kil-la-an-ni, JADD [752, R.

(cf.
830,
R.
13].
of Nargi, JADD 23, 4. "Sa-mas-nam-mir "Shamash,

h
make
light!"
s.
Samas-ku-mu-u-a
Nergal-bel-kumua)
tamkaru,
B. C. 710,
JADD
392, R.
Epon. B.
Samas-li' d 1.
2.
rf
C. 812, of
is
Arapha, IIIR
i,
Ills.
Samas-napisti(Z/) (abbrev.)
"Shamash
mighty"
209, R.
7
.
(or
"wise")
K. 241, VI
12.
Sa-ma$-DA,
JADD
Samas-napsat....(<*ra-Z/...),
JADD
571, R.
7.
/Z)-Z/,JADD320,4, slave
sold, B.
0691.
Samas-napsat-iddin
"Shamash has given

(cf.
327,5 (IIIR46, 3 id; Ep.N). 750,0. K.24I,
living being
OBa. Samal-ZI-MU
VI
13,
spec.
RPN)
"UD-ZI-AS,
Samas-nasir
693, R.
o.
Samas-mit-uballit
"Shamash has quickened
JADD
164, R. 9 (B. C. 679).
the dead"
i.
"Shamash
f.
is
protector"
texts, see
(abbrev.;
GIS.NU-GA. TI.LA, JADD

946, II
rf
for
1.
OBa. and NBa.
RPN, TNB)
10.
2.
5.
Sa-mat-PAP-ir,
UD-na-sir,
ofAfttt-H,
JADD 880, 1
2.
.
d d
VR 44,11 b,
96,1.
ancient Bab. ruler.
3.
GTS. S1R-D UGQBAD]

341,
2.
/4-
77. LA,
5].
H ABL
IV,
3.
UD-PAP, VSI,
UD-PAP-ir,
(B. C. 682).
766,
2.
JADD
[970, 1
d
4.
JADD
138,
7.
122,
R.
4\
/
123,
R.
Samas-mu-ba!-lit
h
"Shamash quickens"
Lo. 101 (90829),
pi.
1 15.
462, L. E.
(B. C.679).
I:
ha-za-an-nu, Melis.:
d
5.
UD-SES,
Nippur,
$aq-hip-par Sin-Seme, Neb.

10.
7,
KING,
p. 58:
BBS
p. 20,
XXIV.
- -
KB
Sama^-iddin.
6.
UD-SES-[ir\ K. 241, VI
f.
spec.
Samas-mudammiq "Shamash renders favorable" (abbrev., cf. Sd SA G-mudammiq(atT)sar-be}

d
Samas-natkil (abbrev.)
iUD-na-kil(B\c\\
of Balasi, JADD 308, R.9.
Samas-ni-ki, satir duppi,
UD-mu-SIG, king of Babylonia (Dynasty H),

contemp. Adad-nirari
[R. matKardunia$.
Chron.
3
ij.
about B. C.9IO, Synchr. Ill 2, 4, 8, $ar

(III),
Samas-niiri "Shamash is dSama$-nu-ri RPN;

cf.
1.
TA 355. my light"
Upa,
(cf.
OBa.
probably hypocor., Sama$-nur-kullimanni, BE XIV, 99 a, 3)
Sa-mal-LAH-ri,
(Ep. Z).
JADD
2.
105, R. 9
Samas-nadin-sumi
(Ba.; for
"Shamash gives NBa. texts, see TNB)
son"
2.
"UD-LAff,
JADD
893, R.
No.
i.
27*
212
KNOT TALLQVIST.
*UD-nu-ri, Epon. B. C. 867, IIIR I, 1 43; Anp. Ann. Ill 92 (IR2$; KB I, p. no). the offSamas-pirhi-usur "Shamash, protect
3.
[A-ma$]-LUGAL-PAP,
apati,
JADD
247, R.
7.
spring
d
JADD 433, JADD

946, II
9.
R.
4.
j.
448,
R./J-.
471, R.,o. 503,

(sa
UD-pir-hi-PAP,
of Su-ra-a,
R.
7.
571,
R.
mnkil apaii
mar Sarri),
4
.
*Samas-qa-me (WSem.)
f.
B. C.
3, III
10.
670-663,
12.
JADD
4.]
1 1 5,
R.
174, R.
6.
JADB
266, R.
[408, R.
421, R.
j.
3.
4/o, R.
/j.
*d
Sa-mas-qa-na-a (WSem.) JADD 742, R. 19.

h I akin "'^Silhi
*&*#,
3.
JADD
599,
R.
<*UD-MAN-PAP,]ADV 383,6 (IIIR 50, 110.4 B. C. 674). h mukil apati ($a mar sarri],
;
u "'"'Maer, WE., Misc. IV.

is
B. C.
671-666,
[Soi, R.
JADD 60,
s.
185, R. 5. 477,
Samas-re'ua
"Shamash
R.
/.
my shepherd"
13480,
to].
(for
OBa. and NBa.

cf.
texts, see
T-D LC, TNB)
Samas-sezib
"Shamash, save!"
%
Samas-ri-u-a,
CBS
CPN
*UD-*e-zib
176, R.
k
d
p.
130
JADD
175,
R.
(B. C. 676).
9
.
UD-SIB-u-a, Saknu, JADD 207, R. 3 (III R46,

25 a;
(B. C. 700). 240,
R.
(B. C. 693).
*al*u hinni,
(cf.
JADD
236, R. 5
Ep. B).
Sa-mas-si-ib-si
h
Samas-rimanni
"Shamash, be merciful
OBa., Cass.
to
Asur-se-ib-$i)
me!"
1.
(also in
&
NBa.
nagaru,
thrive!"
B.
texts)
Samas-sum-lisir
Sa-mas-nm-a-ni, muttr pnti (Ep.Q), JADD

349, R.
/*.
JADD 32, "Shamash, may the

0.693 or 688,
R.
4.
son
(for
NBa.
texts, see
BEX, TNB)
ki
,
2.
d UD-MU-Si.DI
UD-nm-a-ni,
374, R.
is
JADD
.
57,
R.
(B. C. 685).
429,
6 (B. C. 644?). h
20.
s.
of Atta-iluma, Sakkanak
Agade
Melis.:
ttpani,
Lo. 101,
II
9.
KB IV,
f.
JADD
3.
357, R. 9
p. 58.
KING, BBS,
*UD-nm-an-ni,
[742,
5].
JADD
328,
(B. C. 698).
p. 21, pi.
s.
XXV.
of Sin- k:\ab-tt\-ilani, Mshz.:
II
of Kudurri,
BM.
s.
Sa-mas-ri-su-u-a
(for
"Shamash is my helper" NBa. texts, see TNB)

6i d,
i 104404, (KING, BBS, pi. 13, p. 81). of Ul-tu-iln, haz'dn Bit- m Pir-'Ainnrri
y
VR
Meli.: Susa
3, I 33.
44,
ancient Babylonian writer.
Samas-sum-ukin
"Shamash has established
Samas-sabatanni
(abbrev.,
"Shamash, succour me!"

cf.
Bel-qata-sabatanni)
a son" (Iaoc8ooxtvoc; ot the Ptolemaic Canon, Sammuges of Berossos)
King of Babylon,
"Sa-mas-sa-ru-ri
h
B. C.
668648,
b.
of
Ashurbanipal:
rab
kisir,
JADD
675, R.
9.
1.
d GIS
Samas-sallim
1.
"Shamash, keep
h $akin
7.
safe!"
: NA-MU-GI.NA,
2.
2.
<*GIS.NU-MU-GLNA,
740, R.
in.
HABL 1106, HABL 117,5.
14.
534-
2-
Sa-ma$-$al-lim,
ekalli (B. C. 667),

3.
JADD
2.
3.
200, R.
Sar Badili, CBR I, 536, d GIS.SIR.GAL-MU-GI.NA, K. 3979.

d
33.
UD-$al-lam,
JADD
11,
R.
.
(B. C. 676).
4.
GIS.SIR-GI.NA, Abp.:
Ill
19.
R35,
no. 6,
5.
<*UI>-Xat-tim,]ADDSs, R. 4 362, R. 4 (B.C. 660). 383, 7,9, B.E. 3 (IIIR50, 110.4; B.C.674). 412, 4 (IIIR 48, 4 a; B. C. 748). 433, R. //.
h
L
d
5.
1
,
11.
sar Babili,
1
,
6.
JADD 247, [sanur], JADD 852,

...... ,
(cf.
R. iS
I 10.
860, III
11.
su7.
Samas-sarri-a-a
d
OBa. Samas-lar-ru-um RPN)
UD-LUGAL-a-a, HABL 709, R. 17. Samas-sar-usur "Shamash, protect the king" d UD-LUGAL-SES\PAP TNB) (cf. NBa.
t
GIS.SIR-MU-DU, KK. 1203, 5, 24. 6232. GIS.SIR-MU-GLNA, KK. 4, is (ahu Id kenii). 3161. 4696. Rm. II. 455. d G!S.SIR-MU-GI.NA Abp.: A, IV GO, 103, 119. VI es. VIII 40; Ann. Ill 129. IV 42, 57, 98. VI 14. VIIl4o;L 2 ,n; L^n; L 4 ,III 5 P ,^; P 2 is; S 2 si; S 3 52. Chron. B, IV 83> 34.
>
HABL
24,
G.
326,
9,
R.
i, 4.
426,
2.
437, n.
T. XLIII.
213
439,7, R.2. 462, R.?. 535,2. 594,7. 740,
R.i 2
Samas-taklak (abbrev.)
d
754,
G, 29.
G.
807,
3.
809,
i.
960, u. 964,
14.
is.
1105,
KK.
28.
1203,
1609. 3741
a.
3979.
b,
10.
UD-tdk-lak, 153, 1057,4. JADD 74, R. 4 (B. C. 680). 122, R. 6 (B. C. 682).
<t.
HABL
i
4453. 4483. 4500. 4515..
4796. 5382
[123, R.J.] 618,
(Ep. T).
i.
5407. 5473. 5567. 6356. 7438. 7479. 7540. 7543. 8904. 1 1 478, R. G, s. of Esarhaddon,
B. C.
Samas-te
d
..... ,
Sa-mas-u
..... ,
JADD VS
I,
97, R. 92,
cf.
rj .
668
252.
(KGAS
DT.
66.
149).
13444.
II.
3 6 53-
Samas-uballit (abbrev.,
\.
Sm.
129.
Rm.
99,
IV
93.
d UDrf
77,
JADD 447,
th 81-7-27,204. 82-3-23, 162 (i6 year). 825-22, 133. 82-7-14, 25. 83-1-18, 45. 69. Bu.
2.
t/7J>-r7^(-?/),
= Ar.t3ban, BE VIII,
JADD
1
6,
Sama$-mit-uballit) sold, B. C. 683.

pt.
i,
no. 68.
91-5-9, 208 (B. C. 649).

nakriL),
111.
ahu
Id kenu (ahu
in,
G,
d
3.
UD-u-bal-lit,
106,
5, 7.
Abp.: A, IV
34;
32;
e, 31, 73,
114.
VII
cc,
Samas-udammiq
d
VIII
Ann,
III
70, 9G.
IV
50, 53.
VII
48,99.
VIII
20, 40.
IRS,
no. 1,4; III

31,
R 33,
Vise.
UD-SIG-iq, s. of Nur-Marduk, za-za-ku, Nku.: Lo. 102 (90835), Top 22 (KiNc;,
VII
Ill
38,
R.
20.
ahu tahmu,
16, no. 5, u.
f.
BBS,
p. 58, pi.
LXXIX.
Abp.:
IRS,
no.
2,
n.
IIIR
7,
VR62, 11. WE.,

Abp. IIIR 37,
Misc., pi.
110.3,31.
n. belnakreiâ,
of Atur-apal-usur,
VS
I,
102,
4.
mar
$arri Babili,
Samas-upahhir
(for
1.
"Shamash has strengthened"

texts, see
HABL
pt.
I,
1 1
3,
R.7.
Sakkanak Badili.'BE. VIII,
NBa.
TNB)
i,
142,
14, 29, 37.
sakkanak Babili Sar

pi.
Sa-ma$-u-pa-hir, Epon. B. C. 875, IIIR

1 35.
Sumeri u Akkadi, LEHMANN,

Sarru, Shmk.:
Babili, Abp,:
XLII.
CT L2
,
X,
21.
5,
s,
1
,
6, 29.
6, 51.
,
$ar
2. 3.
23.
S2
46.
19.
S3
74.
CBRI,
35
39.
WE., Misc.
,
pi. 7,
far
5,24.
4.
UD-NIGIN-hir, Epon. B.C. 708, III Ri, Vic. UD-UB.LA, Epon. B.C. 875, CanonA,I, 3 5. d UD-u-pah-hir, VR44, sod, renders D UL.
d
Babili ahu ta-lim-ia Abp.:
Ill
6,
no.
DUL- d GIS,SIR,
ruler.
h
perhaps ancient Bab.

th
VR
Bil.
s.
i
62,
21.
larru dannu $ar Am-na-nu
Epon. B.C. 708, IIIRi, Vie. IIIR 2, 17:

m(lt
sar Ba-bi-lu sar Sumeri u Akkadi, Shmk.:
(KB
III,
pt.
i,
p. 198).
Kirruri, 14 year ofSargonll of Assyria, 2 d of Babylon (KK. 2682. 2689,
$akin
of A$ur-ah-iddin, gs. of Sinaheriba, ggs. of Sarrukm, b. of ASurbanaplu', sarru
cf.
K. 3070).
d
5.
UD-u-pa-hir,
(B. C. 692).
HABL 136,
2.
JADD 69^.7
Canon B,
3;
1, 35.
dannu $ar Babili sar

pa-te-si(sakkanak]
8.
t ,
"' af
Suineri u
Shmk.: Cyl.
Akkadi 2 2. 11. S
,
Epon. B.
C 875,
MAN-MU(s\c^ King-list A, IV 21. Samas-sum-usur "Shamash, protect the d UD-MU-SES, TNB). (cf. NBa.
1.
Epon. IIIR i, V,i6.

Samas-zer-iddina
(for
B. C. 708,
Canon B,
VI,
D, IV,
11;
son!"
NBa.
"Shamash has given seed" texts, see TNB)
Sa-ma$-MU-PAP, *$angu sd
255, R.5.
d
,
JADD
2.
"UD-MU-PAP, JADD
B.
h
328,
.698).
i, is;
A. BA, JADD
h
(IIIR 48, 45 a; 151, R. / (IIIR 50,

5
no.
Ep.Y).
u;
rabbare,
JADD 833, R.
4.
7.
UD-KUL-SE-na, JADD 264, R./ (B.C.688). Rm. II, 101, baru, s. of Samas-mu "Shamash has presented Samas-zer-iqisa seed" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) d UD-KUL-BA-Sa, *.,., JADD 481, 4
.
Samas-tab-ba-i (hypocor.)
*Sama-Tesup
2,
Capp. G,
15, 4,
Rev.
s.
of
Aitakama,
p. 41.
of
Kinsa,
Boghazkoi,
Samas-tabni-usur
"Shamash, protect what

(for
MDOG 35,
AN-e-BAD,
thou hast created!"

see
*
NBa.
A
texts,
Same-duri (probably abbrev.)
TNB)
s.
JADD
u,
Is.
780,
<7
(B. C. 663?).
UD-tab-ni-PAP, JADD 382, 2,

B. C. 716.
i.
of ttyarit (?)
*Sa-me-ku (WSem.?)
*,-/,
JADB
No.
214
*Sam(0)-es-ha-la
f.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
of Amel-EulmaS, Mna.:
Ill
43, II
20.
Da-gan ki-ri-ib Tir-qa ki inscription from TeH A.sar, ZA 21, p. 248.

ul-ti-Su
bit
,
KB IV,
JADD
p. 70.
KING, BBS,
p. 45,
pl.XLVII.
IV ShamshiAdad
1.
IV,
s.
of Tiglathpileser
I,
212,
226,
i,
Sam-mu-balati(7Y./^)
slave sold (B. C. 687). "Herb of life" (?cf.

524)
gs. of Ashurreshishi, b. of Ashurbelkala: Sam-si-d IM, s. of Tukulti-apil-ESarra: Sarni
dannu
reS-iSi:
III
R 3,
3,
'
no.
1, i
gs.
of ASur-
ZlMMERN, KA,
p.
Sarru dannu
[Sar
kiHati sar}
I,
*SAG,
Samsi-Adad
JADD 344. "My sun is Adad"

2.
'""'Attur,
f.
IIIR
no. 9,1
;
(AKA
p. 150).
1
of Asur-nasir-aplu
p. 79).
f.
Sarru, 8 1 -2-4,
88, 21
Name
I
III
of probably five rulers of Assyria: Sa-am-si- dIM, s. of I-gur-ka-ap-ka-pu,
(ZA V, v Sam-si- U,
of Ahir-nasir-aplu,
gf.
of Sul-
d d pa-te-si Asur, ba-ni bit ASur, I I, p. (ZA II, pi. Ill, no. 9.
AKA
R 6, no. I 2. KB
K.28O7
I,
MDOG4O, p. 29; cf.42, p.35 n. V Shamshi-Adad V, B. C. 823811, s. of

man-a'sarid,
p. 4).
2.
Shalmaneser
III,
f.
of Adad-nirari IV:
427,
s:
Sam-Si- dIM,
MDOG4O,
no. 4,
24,
p. 24. Tigl. I:
1.
Sam-Si-? IM, Rm.

1
2,
contemp. with
sarn/,
II
41.
III
5,
restored the temple
Marduk-zakir-lum of Babylonia,
as
s.
s.
of Ishtar(?). of dBel(EN}-ka-bi; Sangu dAhir, Esarh.: KAHI I, 51, II 21: restored bit A$ur, 434
Epon. B. C. 823, of Sulman-aZarid,
III
f.
i,
of Adad-nirari,
JADD
f.
652,2. 653,2. 654,2. 655,1.
Sm.3i8.
K. 2800.
1077,
years before Sulman-[a.sarid I], i. e. about B. C. 1 734 [sic !], and 126 years after Iri-
sar """AsXur,
2.
JADD
651,
2.
of Adad-nirari', Sar
kis'sati
sum,
s.
i.
e.
about B. C. 1924.
d Sam-U- d
IM,
f.
of'Adad-nirari,
at
JADD
of Is-me- d Da-gan\ pa-te-si Asur, Tigl. I: Ann. VII 62. VIII 2, 47: founded the temple
VIII
3.
4.
'
Sam-si-U, sar
33,
s.
2.
Assur, K. 9264.
C. 823,
KAHI
II
41,
I,
of Anu-Adad, 641 years before the reign of Asur-dan, 6414-60 701 years be-
Epon. B.
IIIR
i,
var.
fore Tiglathpileser
d
3.
I, i. e.
about B. C. 1816.
of Sulman-alarid\ gs. ofAhir-nasir-apln: sakin dBE$angu Asur, Shams. V: KAHI I,

31,
2
2.
Sam-U- d(IM), Shalm.
I:
Sm.
2115,
3.
4.
KING, RRT, pp. 129, 169. Sam-Si-U, Sangu Asur rubu, founder of E-maS-maS the temple of Ishtar of Ninet
32,
Sar '""'Attar, Shams. V: KAHI I, SakinBE sar f. of Adad-nirari:
f.
A$ur, Adnir. IV: I R 35, no. 4, 2. of Adad-nirari, Adnir. IV: KAHI 1,
36, 35,
34,
2. 3.
veh, Anp.II: IIIR
3,40.
AKA
BM.
p. 2.
12:
I,
p. 159.
4.
Sar
5.
'" at
Assur, K. 9264.
89906.
niS
-
Sar M'ASSur, Adnir. IV: d UD-Si-d fM, bani bit Asur,

s.
KAHI KAHI
:
I, I,
i.
d UD- d
IM,
I,
ba-ni bit dAsur

p. 2, n.
4.
AKA
6.
KB
I,
of Sulman-asarid, gs. of Asur-nasir-ap/u\ sarru dannu Sar kissat, Shams. V I R 29, au
UD-Si-IM, murabi u
BE
S.\
VI, pt.
i,
26,
Hamd
5.
(KB
I,
p. 176).
i,
perhaps Assyrian patesj

cf.
UD-si-U, sarru, as Epon. B.C. 823, IIIR

II 41, var.
under Hammurapi,
RANKE, PN,
p.
X,
s.
BE
VI, i, p. 9, KING, RRT, p. ssf; perhaps identical with the son of Bel-ka-bi. Sangii WA-Sur, Shalm. I KAHI I, 1 3, III 40.
:
of Sulman-aSarid, gs. of Ahir-nasir-aplu, f. of Adad-nirari; sarru rabu Sarrudannu
IV i:
i.
restored bit Asur, 159 years after Irisum, and 580 years before Shalmaneser,
e.
sar kissati sar mStASSur Adnir. IV: IR35. -- KB I, 1 88. no.

t
3,9.
p.
6.
Samsi-Adad,
dan,
d
f.
of Adad-nirari,
p. 31.
gf.
of Asur-
about B. C. 1880.
d
Sar
kiSSati,
bani
MDOG44,
bit
ASir, Shams.: kissati Sd-ki-in dEn-lil

dAhir
KAHI
I, 2, 1 1.
Sar
7.
[Samsi]- IM, sar
'""*Assur,
contemp. with
d
pa-li-ife
Da-gan
bit tuk-
pa-te-si
ba-ni
E-KI-SI-GA
Marduk-baldtsu-iqbi, Synchron., Sm. 2 106, R. 7.

T. XLIII.
215
656(?), II
i,
Samsi-Bel
gs. of Nergal-nadin-ahi,
Epon, B. C.
69, no.
3,
i.
R. ,a;
ZA
VI, p. 326.
f
JADD
C,
48, R.
>SAG\
49, B. E.
Samsi-ilu
1.
Sa- d Na-na-a-a-nin(ni-in)-ni
"To Nana we beiiff.,
'Sam-si- AN,
Epon.
B. C. 780,
Canon
long"
83-1-18, 1846, R. IV,
spec.
780, Canon C, 1 31. IIIR i, III 37. Epon. C. 752, Canon C, II 22 + D, III 2.
2.
B.
Sangu-Asur-lilbur
"The
priest of
Ashur may,
III
grow
i,
old!"
}
Sam-si-AN, turtanu, Epon.

III
II
37.
B. C.78o, IIIR
RID-AS-$ur-lil-bur Epon. B. C. 876,

I
34.
r,
81-2-4,
i.
187,
Ill
34.
68, no.
49.
Epon. B. C. 770, IIIR i, III 47. ^tur-
Sangu-ili(/?/Z?-ÂO
tanu], 81-2-4, 187,7.
Epon.B.C.752,CanonA,
IV
R.
d
3.
h
17;
25.
tartanu,
Canon
E -f
I,
81-2-4,
^7>
"Priest of the god" (for NBa. texts, see TNB) K. 241, VIII u,spec. Sangu-lstar "Priest oflshtar" (for NBa. texts,
1.
UD-AN, Shalm.
cf.
Ill:
VS
69,
3 , 15.
TNB) RW-XV,]A.DD3,
899, III
13.
see
(B.C. 680). 342, R.E.

B. C. 692,
,.
Samsua (hypocor.,
a-a\ia
d
OBa. Sa-am-H-ia, d UD-ia d RPN, UD-u-ia\a T-D LC, NBa. SamSa-
A.BA,
26,
JADD 440,
161,
3, s.
R.
2.
,3 .
TNB,
Bi. itfHttJ)
RID- d XV,
h
JADD
B. C.
(B. C. 680).
UD-u-a,
JADD
106,
4.
A.BA
/4 .
664 (r),
JADD
425,
R.
p. 90) Sa(Sa)-mu-u-a (cf. Sa-mu-a-a, of Nur-lisir, b. of Sa-ma-a-a, Neb. s.
HAV
ardu sa mar
I:
Sarri, B. C. 670,
JADD 257,
R.
10,
R.
rab
abulle,
HABL 493,
R.
9
CTIX,
4, 1,17; 5,28.
KB III,
XCV.
pt.
i,
p.
72.
Sa-pi-' (cf. Bi. i^BttJ)
KING, BBS,
Sa-mu-Addu^/l/)
aniel
*l
p. 97, pi.
h $al$u
Bi.
Sa
ekalli,
JADD 62 5,
(B.C. 670).
(cf.
(cf.
Sama-,
Sum-Addu,
225,
3.
Sa-pi-Bel
"Der
auf
Geheiss
Bels"
KRAETZSCHMER,
Sd-am-hu-na,
BA
I,
p. 385) (for
NBa.
TA
texts, see
1.
TNB)
s.
Sa-Nabu 2 -DU-az(?)
JADD
Sa-Nabu-su
961, R.
4.
Sa-pi-i-EN, 877, R. i
Sa-pi-i-
= JADD 889.
2674,
40.
of Apliia, gs.of
Qilfi,
HABL
1.
"To Nabu he belongs (for NBa. texts, see TNB) Sa- d AK-MU, K. 11494 (KGAS no. 17).
Sa- d AK-ht-u,
2.
f
EN, K.
Sa-pi-i-ka-a-ri,
JSa-KA-LIK
8 f.
(NBa. spec.)
83-1-18, 1866, R. IV,
2.
HABL
at
1119,
2
e.
rab SAG,
C. 648,
K.
s;
1 1
430, R.6. ii 467,
(KGAS
Erech,
nos. 23. 58).

B.
Sapiku (hypocor., cf. Saplk-zer] of E-ri-Si, K. 433, f. 1. Sa-pik,

p. 170.
2.
5,
cf.
KB
IV,
of Nabu-nasir,
3.
4.
K. 433, 27. Sa- d AK-hi-u, 81-2-4, 78. Cf. JADD 71, 4. K. 1 1476, Sa- d AK-su-u, ABL447, e. ; rab
Sa-pi-kii,
K.
178. 790.
81-2-4, 134.
344 (TRep.
6i84b. 80-7-19, 371. 2. 117. 167. 262d.

of Arad-Ea,
41,
I is.
-
<
. . .
.,
2,
i->,
R.
(KGAS
no. 57).
s. 5, si.
265 a. 2773). of Itti-Marduk-balatu,
gs.
Ill
s.
of Sip-pi-e, Kandal.:
p. 172.
VS V,
2.
KB IV,
matihan
eqli,
Mna.:
KB
C,
IV, p. 74.
KING,
BBS
p. 39, pi.
LV.
5-
Sa- d
PA-su-u, JADD 940,
Canon
V,
o;
JADD
3.
Epon. B.C. 6s6(?), ~ al Ba152, R. E. i,
Sapik-zer (abbrev.)
1.
DUB-ik-KUL,
35, 34,37,54.
f.
of Iddina,
Mshi.:
VS
I,
\lat-a-a\ 702, R.
Louvre
AO 2221,
19
-s.
KB
877,
IV,
p. 96.
f.
(OLZ
6.
VI,
199).
K. 11446, L. E.
i.
(KGAS
f
2.
Sa-pik-KUL,
balatu,
of Balasu,
i
of Itti-Marditk-
no. 153).
HABL
is.
= JADD 889.
BBS
22. p. 114, pi-
Sa- d PA-$u-u,
f.
7.
JADD 853, JADB 3, I n. Sa- dPA-su-u, JADD [71, 4 128,

of Ah-duri,
6s6(?), 880,
I
i6.
Sa-pi-ra-a-ah
(?)
BM.
R. E.
,
57943,
-- KING,
(B. C.
5.
rab
SA G, JADD 890,
JADD
622, R.
(Ep. D).
No.
i.
2l6
Sa-ra-ma
f.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
(cf.
Capp.Sa-/iaml/-ra-ma)
1
$arr&(LUGAL)-a-a (hypocor.,
cf. Bi. n. pr. f.^lte)
of Su-bu-na-ah-sh, Capp. G,
cf.
1, G.
Sar-Asur (abbrev.,
1.
Tab-Mr- AS ur]
147, R.
4
82-3-23, 135, R. isb. Sarrani (abbrev.; for NBa. texts, see

1.
3.
TNB)
35,
IM-AS-hir,
JADD
(B. C. 648?).
LUGAL-a-m,
s.
s.
of Iakin, K. 13038.
St.,
2.
IM- dHI,
slave sold, B. C. 685,
JADD
232,
of In(t}-nu-u-a, Sarg.
II
Ills. -
*Sar-a-ti, see Sar-a-ti,
and
cf.
Saratum.
f.
KB
2.
*Sa-ra-a-tum
f.
IV, p. 160. of Tar-di-ia,
HABL
106,
21.
of Sutatna, of Acco, tical with Zurata, q.

d
TA 8,
v.
19;
prob. iden' :
MAN-a-ni,
JADD
232,1 (B.C. 685). K. 241,
X
::d
39,
spec.
Sar-bi- En-lil, or
Sarbi-Enlil (abbrev.) hazanna, Mae.: OBI I, 149, I 19.

10,
3.
Sar-rat-sa-am-s[i-i]
"Sharrat
is
my
sun"
Sa-ar-hu-nu, Capp. G,
*Sa-ri-i (cf. Bi. -ntf)
"l
*Sa-ar-ru,
HABL 636, TA 162,

f.
2.
es.
Sarru-a-sir
Kan-nu- -a-a ina " lAr-zu-hi-na, HABL 529. Sar-ilani-iliia "The king of the gods is my
of Gimil-Istar, Capp. T-D, 239,
7,
is.
Sarru-baltu-nise
"The king
1
,
is
abundance
850,
for
god" LUGAL-ANt'-AN-a-a,
s.
the people"
[498, R.
3.
:i:
of Adad-bel-usur,
JADD JADB 3, V
cf.
/].
LUGAL-UR-UW
II
5.
Epon. B.C.
II 2
IIIR
i,
82-5-22, 526,
(KB
:
III, pt. 2,
p. 142).
Sar-lstar (abbrev.; Ar.
docket ttsno STEVENSON,

Tab-$ar-Rtar)
4
.
Sarru-di-li-i-ni (Ar.)
s.
Contracts, no. 17;

1.
IM-XV,
JADD
76, R. 5 (B. C. 652). 429,

*
"! off/atmusu,]ADB 2, II 7 of Ma-ag-ri-su. Sarru-duri "The king is my wall" (for NBa.
741,15. 953,
HI a*. Vw.
373,
6
JADD 267,
628, R.
eli
7
texts, see
TNB)
619, R.
i,
R.*
2.
LUGAL-BAD, JADD
IM-'XV,
(Ep. P).
JADD
260, R.
(Ep. C).
Sarru-emuranni
1.
"The king has looked
(Ep. S). at me"
h $al$u
G.
3d ameli $a
bitani,
LUGAL-e-mur-an-ni,
319,2. 321,2. 760,2.
HABL
3 11,2. 313,2.
JADD
Sar-kale-sarrl
"The king of the

(cf.
totality
is
2.
LUGAL-SI.LAL-a-ni,
763,
2.
HABL 96,
7.
757,
.
2.
my
king"
BoiSSlER, Babyloniaca, IV,

3.
mntir
pftti,
JADD
506, R. 9
p.83;DHORME,OLZi9O7,col.23O;PoEBEL, ZA, XXI, p. 238, n. I THUREAU-DANGIN,

;
LUGAL-Sf.LAL-aH-ni,HABL3i2,*.
317,
2.
315,2.
318,
2.
K. 4307. Epon. B. C. 712,
OLZ,
1908, col. 3
3,
RAIX,
p.82f; KINO,
4.
1.
HROZNY, WZKM 26, p. 145). King of Agade: LUGAL-ka-li-e-LUGAL, Rm. 2, 1 12, is (CT
20:
2).
PSBA,XXX, p.238fY.; ScHEiL,RAIX,p.69;
Canon D, IV, 7. LUGAL-SI.LAL-ni,

761,
2.
HABL
310,2.
387,2.
5.
MAN-e-mur-an-ni, Epon. B. 0.712, IIIR
i,
V
6.
12,
var. to
(8).
JADD
128,
677, R.
9.
4.
MAN-SI-a-ni,
(Ep.
r).
HABL
JADD
45,
2.
3.
Sar-ga-li-LUGAL-rt, $ar Agade

d
kf
,
OBI
1.3.
7.
Sar-ga-li-LUGAL-ri, s. of ki OBI 2. lil, $ar Agade

,
Itti(DA-tt}-
dEn-
MAN-SI. LAL-a-ni,
pi. 17).
BM
2.
103393,
759,
2.
v (CT
h
4..
33,
HABL
h
320,
12.
JADD [i 14,
909,
Sar-ken-ka-te-Asir, see
Sarm-kin, and Kate-AUr
R. E.
kisir,
2].
880, II
[897,
7
5].
rab
(MDOG
25, p. 67).
JADD
352, R.
151, R.
(IIIR 50, no. i,u;

Sarri),
7.
Sar- d Ma-la-ka (abbrev.)
Ep. Y).
R.
6.
$al$u
j.
(mar
840, II
JADD
s.
312,
JADD
632.
534, R.
(B. C. 679?).
*Sar-ma-as-su-un,
on Hittite tablet,
OLZ IX (1906),
8.
MAN-SI. LAL- an-ni,

320,
2.
HABL
].
314,
3^,
R.E.
2.
388,
//
2.
[759,
JADD [i 14,
aj.
Sar- Cd) Nergal (abbrev.)
447, R.
h
(B. C. 683).
JADD
209, R.
*.
rakbu,
JADD
509, R.
2.
Epon. B.
C. 7 12,
K. 241, IX 3, spec. Saknu of Lullume, IIIR i,

T. XLIII.
Vw;
dated
also K. 2680, K. 2691, K. 5284,

in his
were
Sar A-ga-deki KK. 3401,

t
(III
4, no. 7.
Eponymy and
give the year

f,
CT
13: 42).
as the
of Sargon, and his office as Saknu of Lullume, see G. SMITH, Ep. Can. p. 85, and IIIR 2, nos. IV, VII.
4470,1 (CT 13:43).
th
of Naram-Sin, 81-2-4, 2I 9J2 (CT 13: 44). Nabd.: Rm. A, II 57,64; Ills (KB III, pt. i,
p. 104).
J8 b,
9.
MAN-ST.LAL-ni,
762,
2.
HABL
AS
194, R.
8.
758,
2.
2.
LUGAL-GLZAB.NA, V R
this as
44,
gives
equivalent to
is
(i),
but whether the

is
Sarru-etir-Assur(?)
same person
1
intended
t
not clear.
22: 48). Sar
LUGAL-KAR-'"*
(without
personal-
3.
LUGAI^DU,KU.<)26ty
k
1
10
(CT
t
determ.!), Sar kiSSati Sar matati, 82-5-22, 1 06 (WlNCKLER, Forsch. II p. 58).

Sarru-ha-a-bi,
Chron. K i, 12, 15. II R 39, 4 if. A-ga-de larru dannu Sar A-ga-de ki BM. 47449
',
,
JADB
7, III u.
f.
(CT
6
Sarru-ibni
"The king has created"

7,
4.
13:43)* of Naram-Sin, Chron.
MAN-KAK, JADD
R.
947,v. D. T. 317.
(B. C. 648?). h
296,
4.
5.
LUGAL-ki-nu, ?K. 3742

Sar-ru- GI,
K R. + K. 4284.
1
,
i.
rakbu, B. C. 663,
DEP X,
pi. 2,
3-4.
JADD JADD
Sarru-iddin
470,
10.
7.
SalSu hinni, B. C. 684,
6.
Sar-ru-ki-in,
dib(?)-ba-ni
CT 32 i, II 2 NU.GIS.SAR
:
230, R.
QA.SU.
deki
II
1.
,
GAB E dZa-ma-ma
p. 146.
lugal A-ga-
MAN-MU,
352, R.
Sarru-iliia (cf.
1.
"The king has given" Sa Sepa mar Sarri (Ep. S) JADD

s.
WZKM 26,
s.
Sharrukin,
d
patesi of Ashur:
d
LUGAL-DU,
d
Sarru-ilua
TNB)
321,
*
.
of I[-ku-num} pa-te[-si\ lis A[-sir], pa-te-si A-Ur, Capp. E r (BabyArn.:

s.
LUGAL-AN-a-a,
JADD
R.
loniaca, IV, p. 77).

7.
*....,
2.
3.
JADD 445,
,
R. 5 (B. C.66o).
Sa hnutlr
2.
JADD 444, R. 9 s. of JADD 448, R. MAN-AN-a-a, JADD 628,2 (Ep.P).

puti, B. C. 660,
13.
4,
LUGAL-ki-en, LUGAL-ki-in,
KAHI
I,
63,
c.
of Ikunum,
MDOG
38,
p. 33, n.; 49, p. 15.

III
Sharrukin
(Sargon,
Bi.
fl3np),
1002,9.
Sarru-iqbi
1.
"The king has commanded" LUGAL-E, JADD 888, 7.
Assyria, B. C. 722705, f. cherib and Ahat-abisa, father-in-law of

Hull! of Tabal:
i.
king of of Senna-
2.
3.
JADD 137, R..?. MAN-E, JADD 88, R. 9 (Ep. W).

LUGAL-iq-bi,
LUGAL-DU,
sar
'"" f
K. 4730,
8,
10, ie
(WSml.
II,
p. 52). 82-5-22, 144. sarru,

I
HABL 1029,6.
4.
*MAN-ig-6i,]ADD464, R. s servant virab

,
nadin akle. 622, R.

f.
(Ep. D). 857,

5
n.
of Qua,
JADD
40, R.
is
(IIIR 47,
44 b).
AHflr, Chron. B, I 31, 31; II i, e, 9. Sar Babili, 83-1-18, 1338 (STRASSM., Or. Congr. VIII, no. 2). sarru dannu Sar
Sarru-ittiia
"The king
with me"
(cf.
OBa.
Sar-ru-it-ti
BA
VI,
MAN-Kl-ia, mutlr
232, R.
Sarru-kln(u)
s.
3, p. 86) .685, puti, B.
kiUati sar {Babili\ Sar mStSttmeri u Akkadi, Shmk.: CT X, pi. 4, 12. sar kiSsati
JADD
NBaf.
HABL
524,
i.
JADD 645,
is
3:
Sar kittati sar m " fASSur, as f. of Senn. and father-
"The king
true"
(cf.
in-law of -fZakute.
ma{AS$r<r of Sinaherlba', sar kisSati Sar Sakkanak Babili Sar '""'Sumeri u Akkadl,
LUGAL-GLNA\DU\ki-i-mi\num TNB)
[ar-]-ru-M-tta,]ADD
I
i
.
576,
R./ (B.C. 676).
Sharrukin, king of Agade:
Esarh.:
ss,
L UGAL- GI. NA, KK. 2

R.
i,
30,
i, 5, s, 13, 22, as, se,
KK. 221 -f- 2669, si; gf. of ASurah-iddin: Sar mStASSur Sakkanak Babili
4;
5. 7
(IV 1134). 3970, R.IO (CT27:

7654. 8265,
19
22).
Sar '"^Sumeri u Akkadl, Esarh. Neg.
5929.
6857.
(CT
9
27: 23).
10623. 11079.
Rm. 2,
(his
112, R.
Chron. A,
No.
i.
ekat).
(CT2O:2). Sarru dannu
and SamaS-Sumggf. of Asur-ban-aplu ukm: Sar '"ÂSSur Sar ""'Sumeri u Akkadl, Shmk.:
1
,
n.
28
218
2.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
LUGAL-GI.NA, HABL422, 2 JADD

.
809,
1016,
i,
= K. 4682.
R
Sar
kiSSati,
HABL
R.is. 1055,3.
KK.36oo, R.
is.
13173. 81-2-4,
I,
182.
King-list A, IV, n.
C. 719.
;
IIIR
5:
as
542, 2 (IV 53, no. i). Sar kiSSati Sar "'ÂSSur Sakkanak Babili m
Sar
38,
^Sumeri
767,
4
Epon. B.
Sahtu,
450
Sarg. Ann. 54,

(var.);
239:
156.
Sarru
arku,
4.
u Akkadi, Sarg.:
KAHI
43, R.
I,
2.
Cyl.
23
VIII th ,
MAN-DU, HABL
as
27 .
17.
JADD
K. 2688.
rtr,&7 .far
>"*ASSur
14,
far Babili,
Epon.
23.
and 2 d year as d king of Babylon), XIII (year 15, and 3 ), mStd and i XVI (year 16, Asur pates 4th).
IIIR 2, nos. IX, X (year
Cyl.
0X310. Sarg. Sakin Bel patesi ASur Sarru

1077,
kiSSati Sar
7
1 27;
VIII
dannu Sar
Mi.i;
'""*
W,
pi. 49,
ab; VSI,72.
ASSur, Sarg.: Sakin Bel
K. 1 349, 12, 34 (WSml. II, p. i). reu '""*ASSur, K. 3600, IV is. rubn kenu, Sarg.: A, III 33 (KBII,p.64f.,n .**). Sakin Bel iSSakku(na id]
Sar
ASSur, Mater, no. 26).

'-"*
'""*
VAT 3212
(LEHM.-HAUPT,
JADD
R.
27
Sarru, as Epon. B. C. 719, II 4. 1098, IIR69, no. 3, R. nc. Sar
ASur
u Dagati) (Sarru nat ASSur radii) Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar
(niSit
'
ma Anim
ASSur,
th
HABL
1014, R.
12-
JADD
809,
(9
year). Sarg.:
(far kibrat arbai), Sarg.: Br.
Cyl.
nos. 4, 13.
Lay. 83, E. W, pi. 49, Sar kiSSati Sar "*"*ASSur, Sarg.:

nos. 9,
10.
i;
Si
i.
Sakin Bel iSSak ASur Sakka-
W,
>nai
pi. 49,
Sar kiSSati Sar
nak
no.
dNabu
u dMarduk, Sarg.
W,
pi. 49,
,
ASSur (Sakkanak Babili) (Sar m ^Sumeri
n, ~
>
14.
Sangu
ellu,
th Sarg.: VIII th
,
5.
u Akkadi), Sarg.: H,
37; 39,2; 41,2; 42,2; 71
;
2,
2;
KAHI
I,
Sar
R.
n at
ASSur, Sarg.: VIII
428
KK.2I69,
(B. C. 709).
f.
13.
4818, n.
JADD
141,
35, 59
no. 8:
epiS
VAiSoo; W,pl.49, A1 Dur-Sarrukm\ K. 2801, 47.

gf.
Sar Babili, Rm. 2, 345 (TRep. 136 S). Sar kibrat arbai riu '""'ASSur Sarg.:
VIII th
,
of Sinaheriba',
"""
of ASur-ah-iddin\ sar
;
112.
tar kiSSati Sar

'"" f
>"*ASSur
Sak-
IR48, nos.2,3 Lay. 83, C; Sar mhtASSur Sakkanak Babili Sar mat Sujncri u Akkadi, Esarh.: KAHI I, 52, 2; sar kiHati Sar mhtASSur, Lay. 19, no. I, 7 (KB II, p. 152); gf. of ASur-etil-ilani-km
'ASSur, Esarh.:
kanak Babili Sar

Sarg.: Pp.IIi; IIIi;
Sumeri u Akkadi,
pi. 49, no.
I.
Sarru
rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar mS*ASSur
f.
Sakkanak Babili Sar mhtSinnen u Akkadi (Sar kibrat arbai), Sarg.: Bull i; Cypr.Ii; XIVi; Khors.i; Pp.Ii; IVi; V i. of Sinaheriba: Sarru rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar mittASSur Sakkanak Babili Sar '""'Sumeri u Akkadi, Ksarh.: IIIR 2, no. 23,5. Abp.:L 4 3; gf. of Ahtr,
aplu: Sar
'""'
ASSur, Esarh.:
KAHI
1,
53, 3
at Sar kiSSati Sar >~ ASSur, Esarh.:
KAH
54,3.
5.
MAN-GLNA, JADD 766,1 (B.C.7i5).IIIR 3,

qata Bel issabat (KB III, pt. 2, p. 146). Lay. 82, D 4. Sakin Bel iSSak ASur Sarru dannu Sar kiSno. 12.
2,
Rm.
97, R.
14:
ah-iddin: Sar kiSSati Sar matASSur Sak-
Sati
Pl.i.
Sar
'""'
ASSur Sar kibrat arbai,
Sarg.:
12.
kanak Babili Sar '"^Sumeri u Akkadi, Esarh.: S, R. is (VS I, 78); ggf. ofAXitrban-aplu and SamaS-Suni-uktn: Sarru rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati(KI.sAR.
^^'""'^^^Sarg^Wjpl^^nos.S,
84,
Lay.
A.
VS
I,
73.
Sar
kiSSati,
Sarg.:
W,
f.
pi.
49, no. 6.
Sar kiSSati Sar "'"'ASSur,

f.-in-law
RA) Sar ASSur, Shmk.: Cyl. 22 (KB III, pt. I, p. 196); gggf. of Sin-Sar-iSkun\
Sarru rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar
*
of Sinaheriba, JADD 645, R. 3.

Sarru-kin-usur
of J Zaknte,
LUGAL-DU-PAP, JADD
Sarru-lu-dari
(for
i.
247, R.
/,.
ASSur, Ssl:
KAMI
I,
56,
>
5.
"May
NBa.
the king live for ever!"
3.
LUGAL-u-in,HA'BL?c)$i
(6
th
io.
arku, K. 3 1 29
texts, see
TNB)
year),
mili
arku Sar
'""'ASsur,
IIIR
i
2,
nos. I (6 th year), III (6 th year),
th
(i
year).
4.
Sar
ASSur, Sarg.: St. II 23; Babili Sar matati Sarru dannu,
Sar
HABL
LUGAL-lu-da-a-ri, reu Jimere, BM. 57943' 10. KING, BBS p. 1 14, pi. 22. of Ru-kib-ti, king of Ashkelon, Senn. s. King, Il9 2 Kui. I 2 i (III R 12); cf. (2) and (5).
;
T. XLIII.
219
1
2.
Lt7GAL-Su-dd-ri,]ADD92,2. 324,1 (IIIR 4 8, ib, ic b; B.C. 692). Abp.: Ann. 191 (KBIT,
p. 160);
4.
MAN-nu-ri, Epon. B. C. 674, JADD

[300, R. n].
17,
R. 4.
IIIR
28,33,45,
king of St?tu in
Sarru-re'ua
Egypt.
s.
HABL
t
767, u, of Tille.
"The king is my shepherd" MAN-SIB-u-a, h mutir puti, B. C.
685,
3.
king of Ashkelon, Senn. II Tay. 62 (IR 38. KB II p. 92); see also (i). LUGAL-lu-da-ru, K. 1353.
of Ru-kib-ti
JADD
Sarru-sum-ukln
232, R.
10.
"The king has established

619, R.
//
the son"
4.
5.
L UGAL-lu-u-da-a-ru,ll&KL 7 16,
MAN-hi-dd-ri,
204, R.
.
R.
e,
w,
17.
2.
MAN-MU-DU-in, JADD
Sarru-ukin, see Sarru-kln.
(Ep. S).
HABL
325, 336,
.
3.
JADD
433,
7.
174,
4.
(B. C. 667).
10.
476,
1083,
Sarru-zer-ukm
R. 3 639, R. i. 987, 1 7 II 11. K. 241, IX i, spec.
1046, R.
h
MAN-KUL-DU,
sarri,
mukll
5
apate
Sa
mar
mukil
apati,
JADD JADD
857,
IV
sl
3.
349, R.
/?.
muttr puti (Ep. Q), *.fate sa l JADD

.
.
151, R. Sar-same-u-irsiti-uballitsu d
(
JADD
(Ep. Y).
LUGAL-AN-KI- 77.
.,
BI, abbrev. from A$ur-etil-$ame-u-irsitiuballitsu, b. of Ashurbanipal,
749,4. sar
Sinn, Abp.: A,
l
1 93
(IIIR
17).
HABL
113,
Epon. B.
C.664(?), Sakin
Dur-Sarrukm,
398, R- "5
h
cf.
R.
10.
JADD
s.
115,
R.
i.
377, R-
a-
Sarsa-na'id (WJM-Xa-f) see

*Sar-u-ar(ar)-ri
Adad-Sakm.
(B. C. 686).
425, R. 23 f. , of Ahua-enba,
rakbu sa
rab
SAG
i, 17.
sa
HABL
Sar-ukln, see
776,
G.
JADD
285,
mar
s.
f.
Sarri (Ep. B),
JADD
9.
325,
Sarru-km.
of A-ri-hi,
of Nusku-iddin,
:
JADD 986, II JADD 876,
Sa-ru-ri-sa-ni(?),
2.
f.
or Ha-ri-ru-ri^] of Arad-fttar, JADD3 1 1, L.E.i

cf. Bi.
(III, p.
526).
Sarru(/,6/6 ^/.)-mu-ki-in (abbrev.) s. of ASur-Sallim, 266,
$ar-usur (abbrev.,
3 (III
l^S'liD),
or Sarru-na$ir
L. E.
/.
JADD
is
R 49, 39 a
MAN-PAP, JADD' 168,

Sa-si-i (cf. Bi.
B. C. 670).
Sarru-na'id
itj, Ar. >?
APO)
h rab
3.
"The king
exalted"
MAN-I,
JADD
h
155,
R. 5 (B.C. 683). K. 241,

si-pi-ri-ti,
1
,
JADD 2 10, R./^, of^>(Ep.W). batqi, JADD 854, R.

f.
X
R.
R.
s.
34,
2.
spec,
h
kalbu
JADD
87, R.
2
.
171,
24.
of Ha-lat-sa-,
(1908), p. 138,
"l
26
Ka-nu--a-a,
(Ep. N)
PSBA XXX
rakbu
GAB* JADD
857, III
Epon. W,
5.
abarakku,
11.
JADD
2.
88,
Sa-as-ma-a
(cf. Bi.
1
iapp)
50, no. 1,7;
1 ,
210, R.
221, L. E.
h
JADD
rial,
1,
B.E.i (IIIR
of Bel-nmanni,
$angu $a Bit-Kidmuri,
16,3 (IIIR 47,293;
*Sa-te-ip-na-ri-a (Eg.
p.
1
Stp-nQ-R RANKE,
(1906), col. 629.
187,
3.
Ep.Y). Mate-
HABL
s.
152,2.
8),
by-name of Ramses
,
II,
Bog-
of Nergal-nasir,
JADD
h
hazkoi,
Sa-ti-ia,
OLZ IX
al
Ep. O).
Sarru-napistim-iram
amel
.....
TA
*Sa-u-la-a-nu
Sarru-niiri
1.
LUGAL-ZI-RAM, JADD "The king is my light" (cf. nrno K. 3785, as Epon. B. C. 674) LUGAL-LAH, bel pahati, JADD 853,
SAG,
922,
IV
5.
*A.BA, B.C.
32 a).
748,
JADD4I2, R.E.i(IIIR48,
Ar.
*Sa-us-sa-tar (Iran.)
II
i.
f.
of Artatama
P- 37-
I,
kingofMitanni,
MDOG35,
2.
Epon. B. C 674, JADD 126, R. 2. LUGAL-nu-ri, JADD 841, e. bel narkabti, JADD 857, III 40. Epon. B.C. 674, IIIR i, VI 7 L. E. 4 * sakin m "*Bar-halsu.
;
Sa-zu(//'?7?)-ii-ti
f.
of Enlil-nadin-lumu, Mna.:
Ill
R 43, II
1, 2 4,
12.
is.
JADD 70,
h
KB
IV
p. 70.
Ill:
3.
MAN-LAH,
Epon. B.
R. E.
3:
rab alani,
JADD
476, R.
i.
s.
Se ...... , Epon., Adnir.
KAHI
-
R.
C. 674.
JADD
383, R. E.
404,
s ec 82-3-23, 135, R- 8C: P
Sakin Barhalsa.
No.
as*
i.
22O
Se-'i ..... ,
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Epon. B.
C. 903, see
MDOG 32,
p. 20, n.
791,
Se-'i-Asur
Canon C, 1,20; IIIR I, Canon E + 81-2-4, 187,
III26;
21.
$d
l-sa-na,
Epon., time of Ashurdan II, MDOG32,p.2O. 6 (B. C. 663?) Se-'i-ilu, JADD 56, R.
Se-kib-si-bar...
f.
Sepa-sarri (abbrev.)
1.
NER-2-LUGAL,
Sarg. Ann.
ec,
h hazanu
M
i
Surgadia
II,
Khors.
58.
KB
p. 60.
ofMu-ra-nu,
p. 96.
Msi.:
VSI,
35;
42.
--
KB IV,
2.
NER-2-MAN, JADD
h
147, R. 6
(B. C. 648).
1IN JADD
t
163, B. E.
(Ep. O). Epon.

2,
Se-li-bi
"The fox"
li-bi
(cf.
33,
CT
in
29,
OBa. Se-li-bu-um, Si-iNBa. LUB.A, Se-el-li-bi
B. C. 836, of Sallat,
11,33;
Rm.
97,
Canon
B,
IIIR
I,
11,28.
TNB),
I 14.
alu$aMar-Se-li-bi, Mel.: Susa3,
Se-pit-lstar(^Fj (abbrev.)
JADD
Ser-ab-usur
330,
i,
37,
(B. C. 676).
Se-li-pi
JADD
*Se-el-lu
s.
(B. C. 676).
(Se}-ru-AD-PAF, JADD 310, R.
,9
(B.C. 669).
of Pi-an-ti-ia,
CT
*Ser(^/>da-la-a
II,
(Ar.)
21,
23, 33.
83-1-18, 695,
XI
ic,
spec.
Se-lu-tu
JADB
Se-in
. .
5,
VIII
*Se(?)-ir-da-mu(BoissiER, Babyloniaca IV, p. 221,

13.
.,
f.
of Hahkuru,
1
JADD 101, VS I *Se-en-na

Se-im-ka,
.
.
= 674.
43,
3
H ABL
780,
5.
compares Ip8ap.ouTaq (STERRETT, Wolfe Expedition to Asia Minor III, p. 59, no. 86).
f.
of In-di-lim-ma t
q. v.
.,
i i
i, 4, ?.
Sepa-Adad (abbrev.
1.
cf.
OBa.
Se-ip-
IM> T-D LC)
NER-2-d IM
t
*Ser-idri (Ar.) d 1.
2.
JADD
h
(B. C. 687).
BU-id-ri, 83-1-18, 695, XI
is,
spec.
6.
2.
NER-2-U,
416, R.
h
zt
Ni-jiu-ut-a-a, B. C. 710,
JADD
5.
&-ir-i</-ri,
JADD
is
391,
2,
19
(IIIR 48, no.
//.
nuhatimmu
857, II
JADD
857, III
B.C. 7 17)*Ser-ila-a-a
$al$u,
JADD
"Sheru
13.
my
WSe-rumlr,Mtni -l-li,
is, 21.
Sepa-Asur (abbrev.)
god" RPN)
6;
(Ar.,
cf.
OBa.
NER-2-AS-sur,
h
HABL 190,
JADD 37, 3
II
so.
i.
BU-AN-a-a, JADD 83, R.
84,
R.
(B.C.
(B.C. 676). 125, R. s (B.C. 687). 860, mutir puti, B. C. 679, JADD 161, R.
2.
9-
Se-ir-AN-a-a, reft,
JADB
II 22
20, 1 n.
Sepa-Asur-asbat "I
took hold of the feet of

is,
9.
*Se-ir-is ..... b.
of
.... in-gi-te-su-up,
of Shupria,
p. 34).
Ashur"
NER-2-AS-Sur-LU-bat, K.24I, VII
h
K. 2852
spec.
+
cf.
K.9662,
(WAFII,
nappah hurasi,
HABL
812, R.
U
f.
tepa,
JADD
105,
R.
(Ep. Z).
Sepa-ilani (abbrev.)
Se-riq (abbrev.,
i,
OBa.
Se-ri~iq-Aj.a
RPN)
90835,
NER-2-AN^-ni, K. 241, X,
Sepa-lstar (abbrev.)
i.
spec.
of Ninib-nadin-tumi, Nka.:
BM
pi.
IV A,
81,
so
(KING,
BBS
p. 68,
LXXV).
NER-2-XV,
852, II
R.J-.
15.
JADD
R.
(Ep. Q). 838,
4.
*Se-ir-ma-na-ni (Ar.)
s.
B. C. 676,
JADD
330,
of Si--a-qa-ba,
JADB
I,
II
40.
2.
^^-2-^r,JADD8i,a(Ep.
(B.C. 7 1 6). Epon. B.C. 80 1,
B,
III, 30 ;
Q). 382, R.
*.
Ser-nadin-aplu "Sheru gives a son" d 1. BU-AS-A, 83-1-18, 695, XI 17, spec.

2.
Canon A, III,
17;
Se-ir-AS-A,
JADB
i,
II 19;
cf. 5, II
11,1s.
IIIR
-j-
i, III, IB;
$d ^Na-zib-i-na,
Canon
81-2-4,
187, n.
Ser-nuri d 1.
2.
"Sheru is my light" BU-LAH, h bel narkabti, JADD

s.
860,
I 22.
Sepa-Nergal (abbrev.)
JADD
Sepa-Samas
332,
2,
n.
cf.
*BU-nu-ri, 392, R. 4.
6/)-si-e-ri
of Ilu-se-ki$\ B. C. 710,
JADD
(abbrev.,
OBa.
19,
T-D LC)
K. 241, VII
S[amas\ B. C. Epon. spec.

Si-ip-
rab Se-lap-a-a, B. C. 680,
JADD
360, R.
7.
T. XLIII.
221
fSerua-etirat d 1.
*Si-pa
bit ridute
'1
EDIN-e-te-rat, martu rabltu $a
A.BA, Boghazkoi,
MDOG 35,
'
p. 28.
hi ASur-etil-ilani-ukinni,
cf.
HABL
308,
7;
2. 3.
53 (IIIR 16, no. 2). Se-ru-u-a-KAR-at, Bu. 91-5-9, 224: in

II,
WAF
p.
*Sipti-Addu (Bdluf) d 1.
:
t
(cf. Bi.
letter.
.
$e-ru-u-a-KAR-at,
HABL
Upri,
113, R.
Se-zib-an-ni
"Save me!"
813,
12.
(abbrev.)
JADD
mar
JADD
(Mit),
230, R. s
DLKUD- IM, TA 333, 2. Si-ip te- d IM TA 331, TA 332, d 3. Si-ip-ti- IM, TA 330, TA 226, *Si-ip-tu-ri
4.
irPBWj, Pu.
5,
V.
amel t'L
3.
.1.
.,
3.
(B.C684)(?).
*Si(J/^?)-ad-du-i-i-ra-a-an-at-an
TA
Si-qi-la-a (hypocor., h
cf.OBa. Si-iq-la-nu, Saf.nbpc)
Mit.
rabbirti, Tigl. IV:
Ann. 142 (IIIR 9, 42.

cf.
IV
f
12.
KB
193).
Siriqtu
II,
p. 28).
Si-bi-sal-lat,Rm.
Si-i-dan-na-ti
II,
103,31 (BoissiER,
Choix p.
"Present" (abbrev.; BE VIII, i; RU-tim BE
Si-ri-iq-tum
5)
IX, 173,
K. 3790 (KB
Si-gu-u-a
cf.
f.
IV, p. 122): slave sold, B.C. 680.

for
Si-riq-tu,
*Si-is-pi-is
HABL
8 1 5,
2.
(hypocor.;
NBa.
texts,
see
TNB,
(Pe. CityiS,
CiSpaiS, Sus. ZityiS, Gr.
Si-gu-u-Gula, BE XIV) of Bel-iddina, Shmk.: CT X, p.

(cf.
s.
of A-ha-ma-ni-i$-
f.
of Ar-ja-ra-am-na-
7, 50).
Dar. Beh.
f.
2.
Si-la-a-ni
OBa. Si-la-nim RPN;
>" at
B?t-Si-la-
of KuraS,
gf.
of Kam&usia, ggf. of Kura$\

a
a-ni)
f.
of Nabfl-usabh, Tigl. IV, B,
15
(II
R 67.
Sarru rabuSar
'An$an, Cyr.
VR 35,21.
KB
KB
Si-ta-ri-ba
p.
1
III,
pt. 2, p. 124.
II,
p. 12).
"She has increased" (HiNKE, BS,

86)
Silanim-Suqamuna King of Babylonia (Dynasty F),

nim(J)-h'i(?)-qa-mti-[na\, King-list
Si-la($}-
h
v
SAG
cf.
Bit-Sin-Seme, Neb.
V
Nippur,
10.
A,
III
12,
d reigned for 3 months. [Silanim\- Su-qamu-na, \inar Ba-zi\, Chron. A, n, reig-
Si-tjr-pa-ar-na
(Iran.
Citrafarnd,
Ttcsoacpepvi^c,
HUSING,
362)
OLZ
II,
139;
STRECK, ZA,
in
ned
for 3
months.
KB II,
XV,
h
pp. 274, 287.
hazanu dannu of Patusharra

Esarh. A,
Media,
S\mann\(HAL-a-ni)-t(sur, see ttmanni-Ahir.

Si-ma-nu
h
(cf.
IV
is;
B IV
(IR
46.
IIIR
15.
Bi. |itiito)
tamkaru, B. C. 670,
JADD
cf.
266, R.
II, pp. 132, 146). V v *Sitrantahma (Pe. Citra(ti}takhma(ni), Sus. Si&an-
KB
*Si-im-ka-ia (Ar., hypocor.,
Se-im-ka, //-, Si1.
takma], Sagartian pretender:

Si-tir-an-tah-mu, Dar. G,
i.
si-im-ki)
h
qu-pa-a-si
"l
Di-ma$-qa-a-a,
HABL 193,
57,
4,
5.
2.
Si-it-ra-an-tah-ma,
h '" ht
Sa-ga-ar-ta-a-a)3x.
Beh.
h
[GI], 62, [93].
malahn, B. C.
644(?),
JADD
R. 3
Si-iz-?,
HABL
1129, R.
15.
Simutti-adur
1.
Su-u-a
[Sil]-mut-ti-a-dur,
Epon. B. C. 88 r, Canon
1
29.
" at
Na-ni-ktr(?)-a-a,
Shamsh. V, Ann.
p. 182).
4.
Ill 02
B,
2. 3.
1, 29
IIIR
i,
(I
R3i.
3.
--
KB
3.
I,
BAD-tu-a-dur, JADD 852, II 5. BAD-a-dur K. 241, VIII 30 (spec.).

t
*Su-ba-an-di,
TA 301,
302,
303,
4.
304,
4.
305,
4.
Epon.
IIIRi,
306,
B.C.88I, Anp.: Ann.

I 29.
II 49 (I
R 21).
*Su-ub-bi-lu-li-u-ma(Hit.,
cf.
Su-ub-li-hu-li-um-ma,
king,
ki
,
*Si-in-dl"Su-ga-ab (Cass.)
Sapalulme), HattuSil, see
Hittite
ancestor
of
OLZ IX
(1906), 629. [Sarru
mar
f.
Sipri of Burna-Buriash,
TA
39,
10,
37, 48.
radii
*Si-in-sa-ah-ri-is (Sus.
ZinzakriS, Pe. SinsakriS)

Ill
to
H}atti Amenophis IV.
sar
" {ill
TA4I,
i,
in letter
MDOG
35,
pp. 32,
of Martoa, Dar. Beh.

i.
34, 36.
No.
222
*Su-ub-li-hu-li-um-ma (Hit.,
cf.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Subbiluliumd], farru
p. 27, n.
i.
Esarh.:
KAHII,
75,18;
f.
of Tukulti-NIN.
rabu far
*Su-bu-na-ah-su
'""'*'
'Haiti,
MDOG35,
r, e.
IB: takin d
BE
G
;
Sangu
Xar
>
Ahir,
f
Tukl.
I:
I:
of Sd-ra-ma, Capp. G, I Su-uh-hu, Shmk.: CT X, pi. 4, 5.

s.
KAHI KAHI
Tukl.
f.
I, I,
19,
AHur,
Tukl.
** st
17, 25; jfar
kiUati far
AHfir,
I:
KAHII,
I,
16,5.
I:
Su-uh-ra-ti-lstar(/S77T7)
of Tukulti-NIN.IB; Sarkittati, Tukl.
ardu fa
'"" r
farri,
JADD
606, R.
6.
KAHI
2, II
i.
70,
2.
Sarru
dannu musamdil
far kiHa-
*Su-hu-li-Su-gab (Cass.)
s.
E.HAR.SAG.KUR.KUR.RA,Admv.lV:
2,
of Nibi-Slpak, Nazim.: Susa
Med.
IR35,
3.
no.
3, 21
(KB I,
p. 188).
5.
Su-hu-ur-bi-a,
Capp. T-D LC,

7
242,
o.
tim, L.-H., Mater., nos. 4.
Su-i-sa-a
*DI-ma-nu-SAG, 48-11-4,280,
d Epon. of Mu$ab$i-sild no. 27.
4,
. .
inscription in
JADD
*Su-uk-ri-ja
229, R.
(B.
C. 680. IIIR
46, no. 6).
Tigl. I: III
5,
[Saknu
BE Sangu d}A$ur Sarru

[2, cos]
107,, (VAT 4581). Su-ku-bi/bi-im, see Gimil-Kubi.

Su-la-a (for
VSI
dannu
!
!
Rm.
(KiNG,
RRT,
NBa.
texts, see
10.
TNB)
HABL
p.
854, R.
1131,9.
h fa.ku
s.
K 433,4
M f As$rtr, Ashrish.: Ill R 3,20. P- 3 5- 73)- far far '""'Afhlr rubu, Anp.: Ann. 1 102. Ill 132
(KB
IV,
(IR
I
19.26.
KB
i
I,
pp.68,
I,
1
1 1
16);
8);
Anp.: Nimr.
170).
1559.
fa Dilbat (time
27, no. 2,
(KB
s. s.
Shmk.), of Bi-e-a, Sarg. St. IV 9 (KB IV, p. 162). of Bel-apal-Hsur, f. Qi-fBi-za-a, 81-7-27,
201 (B. C. 565).
HABL 326,
R.
44
(IIIR
6);
Anp.: Kurkh, Anp. 90868, R.e (AKA I,

p.
p. 184).
s.
of Adad-nirari] gs.ofArik-den-ilu: Sakin
Su-li-a,
Capp. Ch.
2, ig.
Sulluma (hypocor., cf.SuUvm(u)
BEX), Sulluma
TNB
Sul-lum-a,
A$ur, Shalm. I: KAHI I, 13,1s; 14, i; fa kin [*BE Sangn d farru dannu far kiSSati, Shalm. I: Afi/r] KAHII, 15,1; f. of Tukulti-NINJB\ far
d
BE
Sangu
III so f
HABL 774,
for
i.
s.
kitfaf
texts, see
far '""'AS&r, Tukl.

I:
I:
Ann.
2.
s;
far
SuMu-mu (hypocor.,
NBa.
i.
TNB)
4.
"""Attur, Tukl.
d DI-nu
f.
KAHI
error)
I,
18,
HABL 994,
Sulman (abbrev.,
see
1.
1027,
Bi.
138, R. n.
(abbrev.
o'r
cf.
Ittbti;
for
NBa.
texts,
of Tnknlti-NIN.IB, far '""'AMur, IIIR

no. 2, io-(K. 2673.
4,
TNB) Dl-man (Suhtm-farrrt), JADD

(B. C. 674). Cf.
KB
I,
p. 10).
117,
,.
R. /
(
5.
SulmSti-afaridy
JADD
403, R.
of Adad-nirari, f. of Titkulti-NINÎB] Sangu A fur, Tuk. I:

s.
\DI\-ma-nu, JADD 275, a, slave sold. Sulman .... (d DI-ma-nu ....), JADD 907, s.
2.
MDOG 44,
II
s.
p. 29.
Shalmaneser
Sulman-asarid
"Shulman
"iGSWEbtiJ,
is
thefirst in place"
2aX]iava(va)C(5ap,
II., king of Assyria: of A$ur-nasir-aplu (I), gs. ofSamh-Adad,
(> Bi.
LXX
MDOG
Ill
no. 40, p. 28f.; 42, p. 35, n.

III.,
Josephus
u.a<5odpo<;)
I
2aXu.avacdpr]c;,
Tob.
Eve-
Shalmaneser
858
king of Assyria, B.
C.
824, s.QfAshurnasirpal, f.ofS/iams/ii:
Shalmaneser
B. C. 1300,
s.
I.
I.,
king of Assyria, about of Adad-nirari I., f. of Tu-
1.
kulti-Ninib
S.
1.
For a new inscription of see MDOG 21, p. 30, and 36, p. 29.
s.
ASur-dain-aplu farru rabu farm dannu far Dl-ma-nu, kittati far MiUAffur, Shalm. Ill: Bal. I i.
Adad V. and
2.
DI-ma-nu-MAS, far
Ill
s.
25.
'""'Asfur,
Synchron.
DI-ma-MAS,
fati, I
of Adad-nirari] far kifi
R 6,
no. 4,
(KB
I:
I,
p. 8).
17,
of Asur-nasir-aplu,
IB, 56-9-9, 142.
gs.
of Tukulti-NIN.
2.
DI-ma-nu-MAS,
a-bi.
Tukl.
KAHII,
R.
d
3.
DI-ma-nu-MAS, Shalm.
(B. C. 852).
Ill:
Bal. IV,
i,
s.
of Adad-nirari\
gs.
of Arik-den-ilu,
farru, as
Epon. B.
C. 858,
T. XLIII.
Assyrian Personal
Names
223
IIIR
Bal.
I,
II
6.
82-5-22, 526, II
3;
as
Epon.
5.
f.
B. C. 828, III
i,
II 3 5.
Sar '"ÂSSur Shalm.

22, 30. Sarru dannu, Sarru dannu Sar
otSamSi-Adad, Sar kibrat irbitti, Shams. V: Ann. I si.

s.
4.
Synchron.
Bal.
Ill
Sul-wan-SAG,KAL,
Nabd.:
Shalm.
Ill:
V
VI
of Ahir-nas.ir-aplu,
III, 2,
3.
Rm. A,
II *
(KB
var.
p. 100).
'""'ASSur, ibid.
5.
Sarru rabu Sarru

'"" {
6.
Sul-ma-an-a-Sa-rid,
to
(4),
AHEL.
dannu Sar
Tigr. 4,
s.
i.
kiSSati Sar
ASSur Sar kiSSat

:
WINCKLER,
f.
Keilschrifttexte, p. 40, II
niSe rabati rubu Sangil ASur, Shalm. Ill
IV
38.
of SamSi-Adad, Sm. 318. Shalmaneser IV, king of Assyria, B.C.
of ASur-nasir-aplu, K. 2675, R.
82-5-22,
d
782772.
DI-ma-nu-MAS,
as
526,IIi (PSBAXI). {Sarru radii] Sarru dautiu Sar kullat kibrat arbai, Shalm. Ill:
JADD
33.
1077,
C,
1 9 (?).
I,
Sarru,
Epon. B.C.
J
781,
Canon
so;
IIIR
i,
KAHII,
pa-te-si
77;
d
--
gs.
of Tukulti-NINJB:
Ill:
III 36
Sl-2-4, 187,
(ASur), Shalm.
,
Sar kiSSati
"< at
Shalm.
Ill:
KAHI KAHI
I,
26. 29.
Shalmaneser
727722,
Bi.
I,
V, king of Assyria, B. C. -iDitttibttJ, probably son of

is,
Sarru rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar

ASsur, LEHM.-HAUPT, Mater.,
I,
Tiglath-Pileser I V, see 83-1-18, 215, R.
figg. 12
K.3 500 etc., R.i, andWiNCKLER, Forsch.II,

pp.
1.
Lay. 78, B), 13 a, 15; Tigr. 2. Sarru rabu Sarru dannu Sar kullat kibrat
arbai,
(VS
68.
4, 14-
Shalm.
Ill:
KAHI
I,
30.
Sarru
2.
rabu
Sar kal mdtati sarru la sanan, Shalm. Ill: Lay. 76. Sar kiSSati Sar
'"ÂSSur,
Tigr.
3,
4.
dDI-man-MAS, IIIR i, V i, var. DI-ma-nu-MAS, Sar '""'ASSur, JADD 395, R.4 (KB IV, p. 108). JRAS XVI, p. 220, no. 5 (KB II, p. 32). Sarg. St. 1 1 (KB IV,
p. 158).
d
Sar
kiSSat
niSe
rubu
mat
Sangu
ASur Sarru dannu

kullat
niSe,
(Sar
3.
Assur)
Sar
kiSSat
kibrat
Ill:
arbai
Co.
i;
'DI-ma-nu-MAS, JADD 806, n, poss. Epon. B. C. 723, IIIR i, Vi; var. dAS-Sur
,
d SamSu
;
Shalm.
Canon A, V,
4.
i(?).
Mon. I 5 Ob. 15. Sar kiSSat niSe Sakkanak ASur Sarru dannu Sar M atASSur>
'
Sul-man-a-sa-rid,
king
of
Assyria
and
Shalm.
Ill
Tigr.
5, 5.
Sar
kibrat. irbitti,
p. 188);
Sulmanu-haman-ilani,
Akkad, Chron. B, I 27, so. STRECK, ZA XIX,

cf. the
p. 239:
Adnir. IV:
f.
IR
3.
35, 3,
n (KB I,
Sulmdnu-nunu-Sar-ilani,
:
next name)
of SamSi-Adad\ Sangu ASur, Shams.

I, I,
dDI-ma-mi-ha-man-ANf l
-ni,
"l
Gar-di-kan-
KAHI KAHI
Ann.
f.
31,
32,
3.
Sar "'"'ASSur, Shams, V: Sar kibrat irbitti, Shams.
na-a-a, Anp.: Ann. 1 78 (I R 19. KBI, p. 64). Sulmanu-hamannu (d DI-ma-nu-ha-man-nu\ or
I 34
(IR29.
KB
I,
p. 176).
o{Ahir-dam-afl/u,HAtiLS72,<>. Shams. V:
Sulman-nunu-Sarrannu 83-1-18, 695, XI 21, spec.
Cf.
22,
DI-ma-nu-
Ann.
f.
1 39.
ha ....
of Adad-nirari^ gf. Sakin dBE, 654, 3. 655, s.
3 I,
1
83-1-18, 695,
XI
spec.
of
Sams i- Ada d,
653,
3.
:
Sul(/?/)-ma-nu-im-me
JADD
Sar
652.
d
4.
>
JADD
284,
3,
(B. C. 668).
Adadnir. IV
at
ASSur,
R 3 5, no. 4, (KB p. 88). JADD 65 1,3 (KB IV, p. 98).

as Epon.,
Sulmanu-qarradu
3.
^DI-ma-nu-UR.SAG, Epon. in time of Adad-nirari I, IV R 39, R- ^ (KB I, p. 8,
DI-ma-nu-SAG, sarru,
II
e,
IIIR
I,
AKA
Sulmu
I,
p. 12).
),
var.
(Dl-mu
,
K. 14096.
VIII
s.
of ASur-nasir-aplu, gs. of Tukulti-NIN,
Sulmu-ahe (abbrev.)
Shalm. Ill: KAHI I, 28. IB, Sarru Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sarru la Sanan
.
. .
.,
DI-mu-PAPt l JADB
R. 3
(B. C. 670). 454,
3
4,
i.
s.
A.BA,
*.
JADD 99, JADD 352,

'""'Sui,
usumgallu kaSuStu kibrate
etc.,
Lay. 76
L. E.
(Ep.
S).
bet qatati Sa
147, R.
(BAVI,
No.
i.
pt.
i,
p. 152).
B. C. 648(?),
JADD
irriSu, in
224
Qabasl,
349, R.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
JADD 742, n.
7
mutir puti,
JADD
7.
Sulmu-eres (abbrev.)
1.
(Ep. Q).
*riqqu,
JADD
.
357, R.
DI-mu-KAM-e$,]&DV
72O,
3.
163,3, slave
(Ep.O).
sepa, B. C. 680,
s.
s.
of of
JADD 631, R. 3 tttar-duri, JADD 63, R. < (Ep. W/, JADB 3, V n.
V).
2.
DI-mu-KAN,
K. 241, XI
ie.
3.
DI-mu-PIN-eS, 0X317.
Sulmu-ahesu (abbrev.)
Sulmu-haise (abbrev.)
165, R. E. 3
DI~mu-PAP**4u, ardu, JADD ir (Ep. Q). MVG VIII p. in,

1.
D I-mu-hal-su*
1
1
K. 241,
43,
spec.
(Ep. P).
Sulmu-iskun (abbrev.)
Sulmu-ahi (abbrev.)
DI-mu-GAR-un,
207, R.y (Ep. B.
JADD
101, R.
7.
DI-mu-PAP, h rakbu, JADD

Ill
Sulmu-lstar (abbrev.)
R 46,
30 a).
f
Dl-mu-XV,
Sul (/?/)-mu-i-tu,
t
Sulmu-Assur (abbrev.)
at AS-$ur DI-mu-'~
JADD 61, R.^ (Ep. VS 96, 16 amtu.

I,
:
L).
JADD
10,
i.
88, R. 9
(Ep.
W.
Sulmu(?Z?/)-lVlarduk,
TA
256,
20 .
Ill
R 47, 19 b).
cf.
Sulmu-mati (abbrev.)
1.
Sulmu-Bel (abbrev.,
Be-l-lamur)
Sulmu- dBel, TNB, Sulmu12, Ille.
S)f-mu-K(7R,llAB'L62S, R.
9.
JADD 504,4.
Dl-mu-EN,
47, no. 10.
JADB
JADD 5,
i, 9
(III
R
z.
B.C. 7 1 2). 243,1,
(6.0.693).
h
Dl-mu-ma-a-ti, Sm. 1037 (B. C. 681). f Sulmu-na'id (? DI-mu-I} JADD 1 66, 5, R. s: amtu of Adad-nsna
2.
i,
500, R. i (Ninevite). 743, R. 10.
H ABL 890,
(Ep. S).
Sulmu-sarri (abbrev.)
1.
891,
2.
1048,8.
s,
K. 24 1, VIII 17, spec.

8.
irri$u,
JADD 471, sold. h rab-alani, B. C. 680, JADD 23 R. h lanu, JADD 860, III A te Jf^y, JADD 857, III Epon., B.C. 696,
1,
DI-mu-LVGAL, JADD
660,
10.
17,
R.
h
(B.C. 687).
a*.
243, R.// (B.C. 688). 310, R./^ (B.C. 669). 809,

805,
32.
52.
913, R.
h
4.
rab-sikkati,
CanonA,
musi,
V,
28
B, VI,
is.
ie;
Tahiti
3;
nl
Tal-
JADD
805,
"l
2.
10.
//.
SAG
e.
bit ki .....
JADD
JADD
6i.
297, R.
614, R.
Senn.:
Epon. B.
C. 698,
governor of Barh 468, R. n, I akin
King IV,
kalsu,
JADD
191, R.
Sulmu-Bel-lamur (cf Sulnm-Bel-lumur, see DI-mu-EN-la-mur, JADD 708, R. i.

kisir,
TNB)
h
Bar-hal-zu. 473, R.
25.
rab
%
Dt-Mu-MANJADD$,z (B.C.7I2. IIIR 47,33 c).

210, R./;
h
B.C. 684,
619,
10
JADD 230,
(Ep. S).
R.^.
h *aknu
JADD
840,
U
i,
(Ep.W). 899,11112.
B. C. 666,
1076,113,5,11.
pahati
II
24.
'SaC.
mutir
puti,
JADD
627, R.
o.
mar-Sarri,
JADD
B,
960, II u.
Epon. B.
Epon.
3.
B. C. 698,
9;
Canon A,
(i).
26.
198, R.ia.
Canon
II, 29;
IIIR
475, R.
see also
Sulmu-Bel-lasme
1.
DI-EN-a$-me, Sm.
167.
$6-/uM-MAN,Epon.B.C.69S, K.398,IIIR2, no. XIX, 5 VII th year of Sennacherib.
2.
DI-mu-EN-HAL, Epon. B. C. 670, governor of Der, IIIR i, VI 11. JADD 44, L.E. 2.
172, R.
is,
h sakin Diri.
1
Sulmu-Taqume (abbrev.) d 1. Dl- Ta-qu-me, JADD 743, R. is. d h 2. DI- Ta-qu-mu rab riqqe, JADD 854, R.
t
2.
DI-mu-EN-la-a^-me, H ABL
47,
L. E. o
i
2,
2.
Su-[lum?]-ili (cf. Bi.
bs^bw)
JADD 9,
VIII R.
,o
ie,
R.
(B.C. 686). 1041, R.

h
7.
K.24I,
364,
bel
qatati,
B. C. 712,
44 c).
JADD
5,
B. E.
spec.
nuhatimmu,
453, R.
37.
JADD
27.
(Ill
R 47,
(B. C. 679).
.
(B. C. 686).
h saKu
588, R. 3
fyinni,
857, II
860, III
,<,,
Ob.
168, 169.
KB
I.
p. 148.
JADD
.
506, R.
Epon. B.
III
C. 670,
governor of Der,
JADD
2 ],
i,
VI
,
n.
Suma (hypocor.) 1. MU-a (Nadin-aplu,

s.
KB
846,
IV,
p. 170).
29.
JADD 42, 8
[44, 99, R. i. 1 8 1 R. u, h $akin " l DirL 202, R. 10. 332, R. 15, h sakin 5 *[JDiri\. 625, R. 17, Sakin Di-rl 715, R. 4.
L. E.
ofA&ete,
4270, R.
7.
at Erech, B.C.648(f), K. 433,

2.
2.
$6-ma-a,HABL$7,iz.
8960.
1 1
KK.3O5I,
10.
R.2.
476, R.
11485.
R -4
T. XLIII.
225
11486, R.
13.
80-7-19, 61; 70. 81-2-4, 283.
Sum-libsi
83-1-18, 531, R.4| 697, R.n.

B. C. 682,
a-a,
kasir Sarri,
'<Ki-nu-ka1.
"May it be a may subsist!"
son!" or
"The name
JADD
276, R.
6.
Shamsh. V: Ann. 11149 (IR3O;
KB
I,
MU-libft-Si, VR44, 12 d, renders TLLA, ancient Bab. author.
MU-NA.
p. 182).
s.
2.
Su-mu(-um)-li-ib-H, in OBa. texts, see RPN
ofEriba,
gs. of /;##-/ tf/z<z, Sarg. St.
Ill 24
*Su-mi-it-ta/ti,
TA 40,
c.
57,
is.
(KB
s.
IV, p. 162).
25.
Sum-lisir (abbrev.)
1.
s.
s. s.
of Marduk-[$ar-ilani\, Shmk.: CTX, 6, of Nabu-ahe-iddin, 963, R. 4. of Nabu-iddin, 17, R. 7.
HABL HABL
MU- CIS, JADD 303,2. h mu-$ar-ki-su, B.C. 734(0. JADD 41 5, *Jf^w(?)JADD6o3,

7.
R..7.
2.
ti$u
of Sum-iddina, gs. of Gahal, mar ahat$a Tammaritu, 282, 6.
MU-SI.DI, K.
241,
XI
28,
spec.
HABL
cf.
Sum(J^/)-li8-ku-un (abbrev.)
*Sum-Adda
1.
(cf.
Sa-ma-Adda)
HABL 606,
272.
R.
(if n. pr.).
Sum-ad-da,
TA
s.
224,
3,
Sum-lubsi
in
2.
Su-um-ad-da,
v
of Ba-lum-me-e, of the city

8, is, 35.
i.
(cf. Sum-libh) Bit m MU-lu-ub-U,
of Hinnatuni,
3.
Su-mu-ha-di,
TA TA 97,
HABL 877, 9= JADD

10,
Sum-ma ..... K.
,
241,
VII
spec.
Sumaja (hypocor.)
1.
Summa-Adad (abbrev.)
3,
MU-a-a,
s.
(Ep. A),
JADD 261, JADD 318,

,
slave sold.
*A.BA,
*.
1.
R.
14.
623, L. E.
of
Samas
B. C. 670,
2.
2.
Su-ma-a-a,
HABL 948,
KK.
spec.
37,
JADD 257, R./*. JADD 365, R. 3

58, no. 5).
2.
Sum-ma- d IM,]ADD 428, slave h Uknu, JADD 771,2. Sum-ma- dIM JADD 53, R. 7 (B.
i,
t
sold. 779,
3.
.672). 623,
R.
3.
(Ep. A).
(B. C. 702).
92 (IIIR
121.
2).
Sum-ma-U,
JADD
623, R. E.
*,
var. to (2).
241,
IX
695
(III
58,
no.
Summa-Asur (abbrev.)
1.
(IIIR 54, no. 8). 83-1-18, nos. 216, 222, 298. Bu. 91-5-9,8 (TRep. 47. 80. in.
713
156. 169. 207.
Sum-maÂS-hir,]ADD7^,
#5tf,
R.
e.
*///<*/*
JADD
448, R.
h
<?.
2460. 2740).
2.
Siim-mas-AS-$ur,
$aknu,
BM
103392,
Sumate-sa(-a)(?.W-J/.E-.te-a), see Mulibsa.
(CT
33, pi. 19).
Su-ma-at(?)-Samas, or
f.
Suma-abi-Samas
of Pi-ir-Sama$,
DEP
47,
II,
p. 93, 1
15.
spec.
Sum-iddin (abbrev.)
1.
Summa-ilija
spec.
7, s.
(cf.
Sum-ma-ilii)
MU-AS,
R.
//.
K. 241, IX
h
Sum-ma-AN-a-a,]ADD 412,
R. n (B.C. 748);
2.
MU-MU, HABL
$atam sa
no. 4).
1090, R.
D~iri ki t
h
JADD
385,
17
PEISER, KB IV,
Summa-ilani (abbrev.)
1.
p. 100, reads Nadin- Malik.
HABL 412, u,
(IV R 47,
B. C. 675,
TIG. EN. NA, about
Sum-ma- AN^,] ADD

687). 464, R.
(B. C. 710).
13.
Chron. B, IV
u (DELITZSCH:
II,
196,3. A. ....... ,
212,5,14. (B.C.
JADD
238,
392, R.
Nadin-Sum).
3.
mukll
6.
apati, B. C.
9.
688664,
7,
MU-SE-na,
498,
HABL
238,
(WSml.
5.
p. 18).
JADD
2.
115,
R.
174, R.
19.
R.
13.
JADD
f.
829,
83-1-18,
194
Sum-ma- ANP l -ni,

34,
2
JADD
127,
4
19, 2
(B. C. 684).
(TRep.
s. d
67).
(B. C. 695).
(B. C.
68 1). 222,
eli
of Gahal,
of Suma,
HABL
s.
282,
i.
R-6- 508,3, (B.C. 682). 236,5. 3i9>3>

k
.
R5.
670).
.l\\m>\lkm(MU-GAR-un\ K. 4454, R. G (WSml. II, p. 6). Sum-ili-asipus "The name of the god is his diviner" (HiNKE), in Bit- m MU-AN-a.
.
of <*NIN
.,
mukil apati
326,
is
(Sa
am el
i).
la
bltant),
JADD
f.
(Ep.
421,
R.s (Ep.
160, R.
2, 5
of Ahir-mitti-ballit,
JADD
112,
10.
3.
Sum-ma- ANf,
226,
s.
JADD
(B. C. 700).
Up-u-u$, Mae.:
No.
i.
OB
I 149, I
s.
29
226
4.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Sum-ma- AN^-ni,
(B. C. 694).
JADD
20,
2.
427,
10,
R.
902,
3.
h rakbu
I
17,
Sepa,
(2).
JADD
i.
207, R.
, 4.
Chron.
j
see
5.
Sum-ma-AMi,
335, L. E.
2
ADD
239,
11
(B. C. 687).
5,
688?). (B. h mukll
2.
MU-GLNA, HABL
sihl,
527,
be I piliati bel
apati,
usurper of the throne of Babylon,

I ie, 17;
6.
JADD 234, Sum-ma-AN^-ni, JADD

B.
710,
is
(III
R 49).
($a
Chron. B,
<^Nabu-$um-ukln,
19
s.
of
165, L. E. 3 (Ep. Q).
446,
(Ep. Q).
mukll apati
60, R.
9
amel $a
s,
s.
Nabii-nadin-zer, q. v. of Iqria, Sarg. St. II
(KB
IV, p. 160).
eli bitani),
JADD
(Ep. 671). 326,
*Su-na-as-su-ra
var. to (2).
7.
$ar Ki-iz-zu-wa-ad-ni, wassal of Hittite king,

9,
8.
JADD 246, Sum-mu-AN-* -ni, JADD 30,

Sum-mu-ANt*,
IIIR
1
R.
2
4.
OLZ IX
68 1.
the
Sii-pa
(1906), 630;
MDOG
35, P- 33-
(B. C.
____ ,
HABL
885,
i.
47, 4sa). 422,
s,
R.
5.
To
this
name probably belong

:
also
3,
s.
QiMilitiarbi, Mna.:
p. 70.
IIIR
43, His.
KB
IV,
following fragments
477, R.
dSama$
6.
JADD 423,
C. 687).
R.
2.
624, R.
cf.
4 (B.
Su-qa-mu-na-apal-iddlnu (A-SE-nu)
Summa-ilu (abbrev.,
1.
OBa. Sum-ma-ilum-laVIII
mar
Kar-zi-db -ku, of Bit-Karziabku, sa-ku
T-D LC) Sum-ma- AN, K. 241,

695, III
h
G,
mati, Nka.: Lo. 102 (90835),

46,
IV
B,
a.
spec. 83-1-18,
742, R.
11.
KB IV, p. 88.
Sur-di,
d
KING, BBS
3.
p. 68,
pLLXXIV.
tablet,
102,7).
spec.
irri$u,
JADD
h sa *
Capp. G,
12,
(cf.
rab
kisir,
JADD 931,5.
.
sepa (Ep. A),
Su-ri-ha-ili-a-a
Su-ri-ha-AN,
1907, pi. I,s;
694).
Cass.
JADD
2.
325, R. E. 4
PSBA, Nov.
Jto/^77, B. C.686,
BE XIV,
Sum-ma- AN, JADD 847, 7.
JADD
VS
I,
58,
R.j (B.C.
3.
JADD
R.
3.
/*
374, R.
i).
//.
tamkaru,
JADD
326,
*Sur-ki-til-la (Mit.)
(Ep.
no,
Sum-ma-AN, h rab
425, R/.?.
kisir, B. C.664(F),
JADD
s.
of
Te-jii-ib-til-la,
CT
2: 21,
2, s,
is.
Sur-si-ia (hypocor.)
4.
Sum-mu-AN,
s.
1
JADD
II,
13,
4.
JADD
t
993, R. Ill
cf.
i.
15.
of Aramis-$ar-ilani, k mu$arki
86, 10
HABL
*Su-sa-an-qu (Eg,
(BA
p. 24).
hatna Zarri, '

B. C. 692,
h
e.
Susinqu) son-in-law of Sennacherib,

324, R.ia (IIIR 48,27 b).
Summa-Nabu
slave
danin,
(abbrev.)
JADD
Sum-ma- dPA,
JADD
642,
844,
4.
isj>ar binnc,
Su-si-si-i,
see Ku-si-si-i.
see
of Na'id-Istar
and Asur-matka-
Su-si-sa-i,
UbanSa-naidat.
JADD
5.
Su-us-si
th
Sum-ma- d Ra-man (abbrev.)
JADD
1.
139,3 (B.C. 667).

h
d king of the 2 Babyl. dynasty, Kinglist, 17; B, R. 5.
Summa-tasezib
Sum-ma-ta-se-sib,
*Su(-u)-ta
(cf.
Sutti)
ardu $d
istar, B.C. 670,
arad
Sarri,
TA
234, u,
23.
rabis sarri,
JADD
2.
172,
R.
14.
TA 288,
of Tebetaia,
h
19, 22.
Sum-ma
(Ep.O).
e-zib,
s.
JADD
640,
*Su-tar-na, Sut-tar-na, Su-ut-tar-na (Mit.)
amel
h
"l
Musihuna,
3.
Sum-ma-ta-zib($\<$),
Sum-ma-u-al-zib(?),
rakbu,
qepu, JADD 675, JADD 860, II

ie.
7.
9.
f.
of of
Namiawaza,
TA TA
182,2. 183,3.
194,
9.
184,4.
f.
7k?r#0
TA29,i8.24,l55;
13, p. 24.
cf.MDOG35,
and Zi-
Sum-ma-us
:i
JADD
775,
p. 37;
MVG
Su-mu-ha-dJ, see
Sum-Addu.
*Su-ta-at-na (Mit.), see also Za-ta-at-na
Sum-ukin (abbrev., Ar. docket NBa. text, see TNB)

i.
paw
17.
CIS
II, 71;
for
s.
ta-at-na
of Sd-ra-a-tum,
of the
city
of Acco,
T. XLIII.
MU-DU, HABL
752, R.
1053,5.
JADD
TA
8, 19,
38.
227
*Su-uMi
(cf.
5,
Suta)
19,
TA
messenger of Kadatsman-Harbe.
(EL,
pi. 25,
Tay. Ill 46 (I R 39 KB II, p. 9 5). *Kaldd-a-a Sar Babili, Senn. Tay. V (KB II,
p.
2.
1
*Sutur-Nahundi
Su-ut-ru-uk- a Nah-hu-un-te
etc.)
'
06).
DEP
1.
II,
Su-zu-bu, Senn.
VS
I,
77,
13.
Kal-dd-a-a,
King of Elam,
I$-tar-}iu-un-du,
lulu,
B. C.
717699:
b. of
I,
lar '""'Elamti,
th
Hal-
KB II, p. 104). Babili'. Senn.Bav.46(IIIR 14, KB II, p.

Senn. Tay.
s
(IR4I.
far
1
18).
nephew of Ummanigal
I
mounted
Ta-ab ..... ,
*Taba(jari
1.
the throne in the
sum
2.
year of Asurnadinof Babylonia, Chron. B, 1 40; Has, 34.
JADD
484,
(B. C. 706).
varr.)
(cf.
Sab-har-ru with
Il-tar-na-an-hu-un-di, Abp.: A, III VI 91 Ann. VI 53. -II, p. 206.

;
22,
Ta-ba-ha-a-ri,
a $E,
in
Lahiru, B. C. 668,
KB
JADD
2.
472,
7.
3.
Su-tur-na-hu-un-di,
271, 292.
Elamu, Sarg. Ann. 245,

Sarg.:
*&<o\
Tab-ha-a-ri,
JADD
625,
(B. C. 670).
(cf.
Tabalaia
"Native of Tabal"
Ta-bal-la-a-a
4.
Su-tur- dNa-hu-un-di,
h
Ann.
Khors.
271,
273
"TNB)
1.
Elamu
2ss:
ma-li-ku,
119:
lar
Ta-ba-la-a-a,
Ta-bal-a-a,
Elamti.
2.
*Suwardata
1.
(Iran.?)
G,
JADD 159,*. k mu12, JADD 10, II h mutir sap-pi-u, JADD 775, puti, JADD
1 1
%, 22.
1 1
4.
3.
Su-ar-da-tum,
2.
TA 290, Su-wa-ar-da-ta, TA 271,

28O,
4.
27.
12.
840, II
s.
860, II
7, 33.
278,
4.
279,
2.
4.
3.
Tab-bal-a-a,
28l,
5.
282,
3.
283,
3, 32.
284,
4.
Su-zib-Marduk
f.
JADD 67, R. 7 (B. C. 748). h Tab-alu-a-a, JADD 5, R. , (B. C. 672). qepu R. 909, JADD 425,
1
is.
i.
of Nabu-sum-iddina, Merod. I: Susa 16, II s.

bu-ga-al, see HusiNG,
93; also
mar Arad-Ea,
5.
s.
of Bel-Harran-ah-usur, raised
to rab kisir,
by king
HABL
618,
85,
3
s.
*Su-zi-ga-as (Cass.,
probably instead of Su-si-
Tab-la-a-a,
JADD
(Ep. T).
OLZ
VIII (1905),
l
6.
Tab-al-lu-a, } ADD 61,3, slave pledged (Ep.L).
called NaQ)-8t~6u-g&-a$
q. v.)
Tabali
1.
matKas-sa-a
mar
la
ma-am-nu a man of
t
Ta-ba-li,
Tab-li,
humble
origin,
by
Cassite rebels placed
2.
,*.
(B. C. 695).
upon
I
10, 13.
the throne of Babylon,
Chron.
P,
Tab-al-lu-u-a, see Tabalaia.
Tabnea (hypocor.; for NBa. texts, see

h
TNB)
Suzubu (hypocor.; for NBa. texts, see

'
TNB; cf. BE XIV, XV) Suzub(KAR-ub]-Marduk,
ha-za-an-nu, Sarg. St.
Sii-zu-bu,
HABL
292, R.
5,
time Senn.,
vol. 62.
cf.
*rab ka-al-kad-di-ni,
p. iS7f.).
s.
V (KB IV, p. 164). VA 7,9 (MVG XII

ie
MEISSNER,
K. 13071.
OLZ XIV (1911),
9 12, 2.
of Marduk-lum-ibni,
f.
h ofNabu-efir, mal-
Suzubu
1.
king of of Blt-Gahal: B. C. Babylon, 693,

I.,
<^ Nergal-usezib
q. v.,
malu, of the clan Gabal,
HABL
877,2
JADD
s.
889.
Sii-zu-bi,
Senn.Tay.Vs (IR4I.
KB II,
p. 104).
of Ert-ba-Sin, Simb.: Lay. 53,3 (KING,
2.
Su-zu-bu,
mar Babili, Senn. Tay. IV 35 (I R 40. KB II, p. 100). mar Gahal, HABL 878, u, ie.
Senn. Co.
Co.
34.
BBS,
2.
p. 102, pi. 20).
Tab-ni-ia, la
rab simate,
cf.
JADD
869, III
5.
(IR 43). tar Babili, Senn. sar IM. GI Senn. Ill R 4, no. 4, u
28
t
Tab-ni-i (hypocor.,
Tabnea)
737,2.
HABL 221,2 (sezAbni). 722,3.

nos.48. 108. 124. 145.
h
KGAS
164,
(K. 1280).
II.,
Suzubu
i.
< Mule
R
:
zib-
Marduk,
q.v.,
king
f.
R.
(B. C. 679). 234,
A.BA, JADD R. " (HIR 49,

160, R.
7.
of Babylon, B. C.
Su-zu-bi,
k
693689:
B. C. 710).
Kui.
No.
i.
1 33
Kal-da-a-a, Senn.: King III se; 1 2) alib kirib nar agamme\ (III
of Nabu-taqqinani, Tabnia, see Tabnea.
JADD
29*
228
Tab-ni-ilu ....
KNOT TALLQVIST.
*Ta-ja-u (Mit., hypocor.)
A.BA,
Tabni-lstar
1.
JADD
332, R. ,3
"l
.
Harrana-a-a,
VS
I,
90,
i,
5.
(cf.
OBa. / Tab-ni-Atar, RPN)

6.
*Ta-i-se-en-ni (Mit.)
f.
2.
JADD 743, Tab-Hi-* XV, JADD 213,

Tab-ni-XV,
s.
of Ahli-Tehtp,
CT
21,
(cf.
21.
5,
(B. C.
68 1).
R./7
Ta-a-ka-sarru(Z/6^?),
OBa.
Ta-ku-ilu
Tab-si-l?sir (abbrev., cf. Ittabli-ti&ir)
of Sama$-eriba$\ Louvre,
(B. C. 6$6(?);
AO222I,
VS VIII, JADD 590,

Ta-ki-el-A-sur
cf.
14, 26 )
R. s
OLZ
VI
(1903), col. 199.
"Trusting
23,
"
3.
in
Ashur"
(abbrev.,
Tabnutu
s.
1.
(cf.
Ph. ninn)
III
11.
Takil-ana-ilisii)
of Be-la-ni, b. of Rlmuta: Tab-nu-ta, Melis.: Lo. 103 (90827),
Capp. G,
-
Ta-kil-a-na-ili-su
Trusting
in his god"(cf.OBa.
KB
2.
f
Ta-ki-il-ili-lu
III,
pt
i,
p. 158.
27, 31.
RPN)
I
;
baru
Tab-nu-ti, ibid., Ill
b.
of Ur-Belit-muballitat-mlti, Melis.:
5, 7, 28, 36, 39,
Ta-bu-u-a
Lo. IO3 (90827),

p. 130; C,III
2:
42j II
1, 7, 9,
14
Esarh. A,
III 13 (I
R 46. KB II,
III 43j
IV 0,
22, 82, 41
V22,
30, 83.
KB III
I,
tarbit-ekalli of
Esarhaddon, as
queen of
s.
p.
Aribi.
JADD
54 ff. KING, BBS, p. i o ff, [742, R. a].
pi.
;'
flf.
irnsu,
Ta-ad
..,
83-1-18, 545,
(KGAS
33).
Ta(?)-di-ni-la-mur
(perhaps:
d Itti-
Itti-dmi-lamur,
cf.
as
Qi dNIN.IB-ri-su-u-a, bel pihati "'Bit...., MelisV. Lo. 103 (90827), II i (KiN(;, BBS,
p. 12).
abbrev. from
X-dini-lamur,
Bel1.
Takilati (hypocor.)
dini-lumur
TNB)
(B. C. 682).
JADD
370,
2.
.
*Ta-du-a (hypocor.),
TA
256,
3.
JADD 4, R. 4 (B. C. 644?). Ta-ki-la-ti, JADD 311, R. // (Ep. S). (B. C. 682). Tdk-ki-{la-ti\ JADD 222, R.
Ta-ki-la-a-ti,
,
*'Tadu-Hepa (Mit.) d. of Tulratta, wi. of
Ta-kil-su-na-tu
Amenophis
20.
III.
and
K. 241,
Tak-kil
,
41,
spec.
Amenophis IV.
1.
2.
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
TA 27, / Ta-a-du-he-e-pa, TA 28, / Ta-a-du-jie-pa, TA 27, / Ta-du-he-pa, TA 29, / Ta-a-tum-Jie-e-pa, TA 28, / Ta-a-tum-he-pa, TA 22, IV,
JDa-a-du-fye-e-pa,
3,
Epon., JADD 926, z. Taklak-ana-Asur "I trust in Ashur"
35.
Tdk-Iak-TIS-AS-htr,
Taklak-ana-Bel "I trust in
1.
JADD
Bel"
355, R.
,.
4.
32.
Tak-lak-a-na- d EN, Epon. B. C. 716, Saknu of Nasibina, JADD 382, R. e.
46.
23,
7.
26,
4.
2.
J Ta-a-du-he-e-pa-an-ma-a-an-ni,
Ill
103.
TA
Tdk-lak-a-na-EN, K. ion. 1424.

980,
2.
HABL
Mit.
3.
Tdk-lak- TIS-EN, K. 241, XII
spec. Epon.
i,
*Ta-e (Mit. abbrev.)
B.C.
715,
CanonA, V, 9 ;D,IV,4; IIIR

766,
2.
VSI,
Ta-ga-li-i
110,20.
4.
Vs.
//
JADD
1098,11s.
5,
TM'-/d&-a-[na-EN],Epon.,'B.C.7i
III, 21.
Canon C,
Tak-
JADD
284, R.
(B. C. 668).
*Ta(-a)-gi (cf.
Ta-a-gu] father-in-law of Milki-ili,

8.
Taklak-ana-belna "I trust in

la-ku-a-na-be-li-ia
1.
my lord" (cf.
p. 136)
TA
289,
249,
11,
263,
33.
264,
2.
265,
2.
266,
4.
CPN
19, 25.
Tak-lak- TIS-EN-ia, Epon. B. C. 888, Canon

B,
1, 22;
*Ta-a-gu
(cf.
Bi. WF\),
Ta'annek
3,
5.
IIIR
i,
22.
*Ta-ah-ma-ia/ia (Eg., cf.RANKE, Material, pp. 18,50),
2.
Tak-lak-a-na-EN-ia
h 3a
eli blti
$a
Summa-
TA 265,
9,
n.
cf.
ilua, B.C.748, JADD4I2,
R./o (IIIR 48, 27 a).
*Tah-ma-as-si (Eg.,
RANKE,
Material, p. 18),
Taklak-ana-ili "I
trust in the
god"
355, R- E.
r.
Tak-lak- TIS- AN,
JADD
T. XLI1I.
229
230);
Taklak-ana-sarri "I trust in

1.
the king" Tak-lak-a-na-LUGAL, Epon. B. Canon B, II, 20; IIIR I, II, cs.
Tak-lak-a-na\-MAN, Epon. A, II, gi.
B.
210.
C.
843,
with
so, 90 (KB II, p. 246): UmmanigaS and Umman-appa, as sons of Urtaqi\ VI i: 3^ b. of [Ultima-
B,
IV
2.
.843,
Canon
nigaS], set over Hidalu;

~
IIIR
58
36, no. 7, 1
3;
VII
n.
Ill
49:
far
nt
Elamti
Tak-lak-bel(/iW) (abbrev.)
HABL 639,
R.
*Ta-ku
(cf. Takuwa, king of Ni, MDOG35, P-34) gf. of Addu-nirari, of -NuJtaSSe, contemp.
mar Ummanigal a/ji abi of UmmanigaS the king (cf. WAFI, p. 528), K.
38, 34 a:
-no.
(IIIR 3133).
K. 2867,
7-
of
Thotmes
cf.
III,
,
TA
2825.
51,
5,
2.
Tam-ma-ri-tii,
Abp. A, IIIR 2of., IV 77;

rd
4?
*ta'la (Ar.,
1.
Ta-lah
Ta-al-la
TNB)
c.
Ann. Ill 48
b.
of UmmanigaS, set over
Ta-al-a,
Ta-e-la,
irri$u,
JADB
3.
13, 1
2.
3.
JADD
h
97, R.
Hidalu; IV i, 3,12: $ar "'"'Elamti, 23,39,11*: Sar '""'Elamti; VI 55: arku 21, si, zs;
Ta--la-a,
f.
irri$u,
JADD
3,
742,
21, 40.
of Uasi,
f.
JADB
(VR3
17.
6.
13.
198. 206).
KB II, pp. II R 66, 13
82.
88. 190. 194. 196.

8.
19
(CT X,
12
VS
b,
I,
80).
32 b.
4.
f
Ta-la-a,
of Iddina-ntar,
JADD
257, R.
IIIR
37, ib, 4b, eb,
b, 15 b,
27,
Ta-li-a,
vt\.ofHa-su-$d-ar-na, Capp.T-D,
11, 20.
1X242,
KK.I364.
no. Ill):
2656,13,17,20. b.
7,
4453.4457,i(IIIR37, of Ummanaldasi. 5622. 6375.
Ta-a-li-ki-na,
JADB
,
9,
IV
7.
7596. 13652.
Rm.
2,
134.
7
Lay.
10.
86,
e.
*Ta-al-ta-a
(=
Dalta, q.
m" {
v.),
El-li-pa-a-a, Sarg.:
8.
VIII th 42.
9.
Tam-mar-i-te, HABL 960, (WSml. p. 3 Tam-mar-i-ti, HABL 284, KK.4793,

II,
1
).
7,
Tam(? />>di-ilu
Ka-di,
(cf.
Tam-ti-Ka-di,
BE XIV,
J^-^-
i7,3o(WSml.II, p. 69). 8314. 80-7-19, 16: $ar

"'"tElamti.
10. 11.
BE XV)
JADD
h >""<
17,4 (B.C. 687).
Tam-mar-i-tu 81-2-4,
t
3 OI
Tamdimua "Native of the Seeland"

Tam-dim-u-a, Bu. 89-4-26, 156
Imb.:
p.
(Bab.).
Ta-me-ra-ni-ti
f.
7}?;-;;mr-z/,HABL943,2. Rm.2,455. 81-2-4, 377. 83-1-18, 475. Bu. 91-5-9, 126. Sar mS HABL 2
'Elamti,
3.
1022,
(WSml. II,
p. 68).
of Musabsi-Marduk,
BM. 91015,
pi.
1040,
R.
21.
--
KING, BBS,
no,
17
CVI.
*Tam-ma-sad-dar
f.
*Tammaritu
s.
(El.)
of Marduk-tepik-zer, Nai.:
VR6i, VI 23.p. 126,
of Teumman, IIIR
37,
a:
Tam-ri-i-tu
KB III,
pi.
f.
pt.
i,
p.
80.
KING, BBS,
(KB
s.
II,
p.
80,
n. 6).
XCIX.
of UmmanigaS, IIIR 38, 34a:

ri-tu.
Tam-ma-
of Nergal-usibsi, Nai.:
s.
of Urtaqu, b. of
UmmanigaS and Um-
KB IV, p. 92. KING, Tam-mes-ensu (S1G) (abbrev.)

JADD
486,
4.
CT X, BBS p.
pi. 3, 27.
105.
man-appa, vice-roy of Hidalu, king of Elam:

1.
*Tam-mes-id-ri (Ar.)
Ta-am-ma-ri-it-tu, Abp.: K. 6366.

[Ta]-am-ma-ri-ti,
P- 25).
2.
HABL 961,
10
(WSml.
12.
II,
K. 974 (G. SMITH, Assurb., in Elam.

*Tam-mes-na-ta-nu (WSem.,
cf.
p. 204),
captured
Iltammes-natanu,
3.
Ta-am-ri-ti, of Hidalu,
HABL 961,
7
TNB,
f.
p. 228)
gf.
4.
5.
Tam-ma-ri-i-ti,
Tam-ma- ri-ti,
1116,
is.
HABL 863, (WSml. p. 37). HABL 282,3: uncle ofSuma.

II,
5,
of
Sama$-ibm,
is.
of SBa-li-hi-ti,
HABL
454,
1130, R.
17.
Tam-mes-sa-ma-' (WSem.)
6.
Tam-ma-ri-tu, Abp. A, IIIR
1926,
VI
52'.
III
102,
HABL
1.
524, R.
(time:
Sargon
II).
IV
VII
No.
i.
68,
70, 86, 91, 100
83,
92
Ctrku\
2$;
Tammes-tatabu
4e;
Ann. IV
'
12:
Sar '""'E/amti,
Tam-met-DUG. GA,
JADD
869,
III, 7.
VII 22: Xar
at
Elamti\ Xi?
(KB II,
pp.i88.
2.
Tam-meS-ta-ta-bu, K. 4285.
230
Ta-am-ra-a-nu,
Ta-an-da-a-a
h hazanu of Kirbit,
KNUT TALLQVIST.
HABL 631,
12
= JADD 759, n.
Ill
2.
7W#-.y/-/,HABL633,i9.
*A.BA, $a
u,
22,
"l
Gurab
Abp.:
R 29,
no.
II,
i,
R.
s;
3.
~IIIR30,
n.2).
III
7.
K.2675, R.S (KB
p. 174,
HABL 633, Tar-si-i, HABL 633, kasir, HABL 633,

zana,
s.
s.
10,
R.
5.
12.
*Tan-da-ma-ni-e, see
Tanitti-Bel
Urdamane.
renders d EN1.
of Sarrani,
HABL
,
106,
21.
Tardit-Asur
Ta-nit-ti\
EN\ VR44,
aid,
Tar-di-it-AS-hir
660).
JADD
445, R.
/<>
(B. C.
ZAG.SAL,
*Ta-nu-us (Iran.?)
Tigl. IV:
Tap(?Nar)-gi-i,
prob. ancient Bab. writer.

2.
Ann.
i64.
Tar-di-t&-AS-$ur,]ABD 363, R. / (B. C. 682 ?). h $ak-nusa h l-tu--a-a, HABL4i9,n. 947,4.

h
JADD
(Eg.
753,
s.
$al$u ($a
mar
8,
Sarri),
JADD
444, R.
16
*Tap-na-ah-ti
cf.
Tif-nht "His strength",

(Diod.
p. 352,
1 45),
(B. C 660). 61
R. 5 (Ep. T).
SA G, JADD
Tvecpdxôc;
see STEINMaterial,
275, R.
DORFF,
p. 35;
BA
cf.
I,
RANKE,
"''
*Tar-ga-as-na-al-li
(Hit.),
Boghazkoi,
MDOG
35,
A-mu-nu-ta-pu-na-aj}-ti
in
TNB)
i.
p. 19.
King of Punubu
Abp.: A, IIIR
Egypt, $ar
Tar-hu-HAL
*Tarhulara
.,
JADD
79,
i.
Pu-nu-bu^
17, 1 103;
Ann.
is
1 101
(VR
(prob.
Cilician,
histor.
cf.
ToupKoXei<;,
p. 8,
KB
SACHAU, Zur
99) Prince of
p.
Geogr.
ZA
VII,
II,
p. 162).
Tappu-bel-ilani
"A companion
the lord of
the gods"
1.
Gurgum
t
(Marqas),
f.
of Mut-
IV
Taqisu
1.
tallu, time Tigl. IV and Sargon: Ta-ar-hu-la-ra '""'Gurgtimaia, Tigl. 'IV,
5.
Ann.
2.
oi.
Ta-ki-su,
h la eli
//,
JADD
/
Tar-fyu-la-ra,
88 ;
mh *
Gurgumaia,
Tigl. IV,
Ann.
141,43, cf.
PEISER,
2.
OLZ VI, 195. Ta-qi-su, JADD

cf.
i52(mR9,B2);Epigr.PSBAXVIII(i896),
1
42, R.
(B. C. 670).
p.
59.
B 45, ss (II R 67. KB II, pp.

209, 211;
8.
20. 30);
Sarg. Ann.
p. 62)
:
Bull.
26,
Khors. ss (KB II,

hl
Taqls (abbrev.,
Si)
1.
BE
h
Ta-qi$(-$u) TNB, Ta-qi-lum($u, XIV, XV, Ta-ki-*u P 118, e)

riqqu,
s.
f.
of Muttallu.
l
.
Mar-qa-sa-a-a,
Ta-qiS,
JADD
I:
14,
R.
Sarg. XIV 10; Pp.IV 28
Marqa-$a(l}-a-a,
(B. C. 672)
h $akin
2.
Ta-gi-Su,
of Km-pt-Sama$,
buH
K. 1660,
*Tar-hu-na-zi
(WSml.
II,
p. 4).
Btt-Sin-$eme, Neb.
Ta-ki-sad ..... , [s.
19.
Nippur,
V
pi.
is.
of]
Ardu(l)-u-ni, Imb.:
p.
BM. 91015,
CVI.
JADD 308,
7,
slave (Ep. Q.)
Sl
'
Me-lid-da-a-a,
R.
-- KING, BBS,
no,
king of Malatiyeh, in reign of Sargon, Sarg.: Ann. ns, iss (maliku)] Khors. ?s
Taqisa-Belit
Ta-ki-ta- d GASAN, s.oimh R/u-pif}ati, Mna.:

Ill
(KB
:5:
II,
p. 62).
R 43,
II
7.
KB IV,
Tar-hu-un-da-pi-i
p. 70.
KING, BBS,
JADD
II
39.
198,
(B. C. 697). 443,
12,
slave sold
2.
p. 45,
pl.XLVI.
X,
cf.
B. C. 686.
86O, I
naknu,
19.
JADD
841, R.
857,
Ta-ki-sam- d Gu-la
Melis.
DEP
pi. 12,
IX,
e.
*Tar-hu-un-da-ra-ba/us, see
WEBER, EA, Anmeri;
Taquni (abbrev.,
1.
Sin-ta-qu-nu
BE
IX)
h
Ta-qu-u-ni, bel qata of

B. E. 682(?),
mar
3.
Sarri,
5.
$anu,
kungen, p. 1075, note $ar " atAr-sa-wa, TA

'
MDOG 3
2,
5,
p. 40)
31,
contemp. of
2.
Ta-qu-u-ni,
JADD 129, JADD 487,

3.
130,
Amenophis
Ta-ri
. .
.
III.
.,
VAT 4586,
s.
R.
(cf.
20
(VS
OBa.
I,
106).
TarasI
i.
Ta-ri-bi
20.
"Reward"
abbrev.),
Ta-ri-bu(-uin),
LAL-i, 633,
of Im-bu-ia,
JADD
677, R.
5.
T. XLIII.
23 *
TaribMstar
1.
Ta-ri-ba-
"Reward of Ishtar" d XV, h rab qepe, B. C.
668,
JADD
Tar(//W)-zMa, Sar Babili Sar matati, PINCHES, Bab. and Orient. Record I, 54, PRA$EK
2. 3.
284, R.j, cf. 537, R.4. d Ta-ri-bi- XV, 244
GMPII,
i,
p. 153-
4.
8 Ta-SU-XV, (B. C. 692). ^/- ^K h nuhatimmu, B. C. 688, JADD 243,

rf
JADD JADD 69,
sold.
Tar-te-ba
(cf.
Ta-aS-te-bi
6
AV 88
711,
6.
8i )
JADD
d
628, R.
(Ep. P).
Tar.ti-ba-lstar(^F),
JADD
R.
/,
(B. C. 688).
*/to j/>,
JADD
328, R. *
Tas-me-tum-sar-rat
(B. C. 698).
Ta-ri-bi-ni
f.
.
. .
zinniUt ekalli of Sennacherib, Senn.:

1,505
KAHI
of Eriba- d TU. TU, K. 2883. far\s-ks\\r(?LAL-AS-$ur), or Mutaqqin-A$ur
'Tas-me-tu-sar-usur^Â^-P^/ ) "Tashmet, protect the kingl"
JADD
88, L.
E.
(Ep. W).
sasinni
JADD
Tas-pu-ru
4:
894,
7.
JADD 45,
d
R.
(Ep.
T).
68,
Asur
s.
of Lipugu, perh.
SalSu $a Kar-Nergal,
(B. C. 645).
Tar-ku-zar-ba(-am)
469, 1, W, 24. Ta-as-ru-mu, Ta'annek 4, R.

15.
JADD
7.
Capp.
f.
S. 1,2,
*Tassigurumas
(Cass.;
cf.
HOMMEL, OLZ
XII,
col. io8f.)
*Tarqu (Ethiop. = Eg. Thrq,

KOC;,
of Arad-Utar,
ace.
JADD 446,
R.
23.
King of Babylonia (Dyn.
C): Ta$-$i-gu-ru-
Manetho has Tapor TapaKoc;,

ace.
s.
ma$
of
(Cass.)
Africanus,
Eusebius; Strabol6i&XV687 has TeccpKCOV; Bible has Hjprnri, LXX: apccKa,
of A-bi-r\ii-ut-ta$\, gs. of Kattiliaht, ggs. Agum rabu, gggs. of Gandi, f. of
Agum-kakrime, Agk.
VR 33,
Te-eMu,
p. 153)
2, is.
BAI, p. 345 RANKE, King of Ethiopia and m " Musur u Kusi time Esarh. Egypt, Sar and Ashurbanipal:
f.,
see STEINDORFF,
Material,
p. 35)
t
KB
III,
pt.
i.
p. I34ff.
1, 20.
Tas-zi-guru-ma$, King-list A,
*Ta-as-su (Hit.;
= Da-jfd,
cf.
BE
XV),
TA
56,
16.
1.
Ta-ar-qu-u,
2.
Tar-qu-u,
Sm. 2485, 12 Abp. Ann. I

Iss; II
5,
(KGAS
55,
83,
68).
(var.), 121
(III
111
*Ta-a-ta-a-i (cf. Ta-a-ta mat
HAV,
Gi-in-gi-bir-a-a,
Shamsh. V, Ann.
Ill 50
(KB
no.
no.2,
125.
3.
II,
pp. 158.
3, 12,
160). Abp. B 49; Abp.E Is
29,
d
(IR30.
*Ta-ti-i (cf.
KB
lall
I,
p. 182).
(IIIR 29,
Ta-us-lis-me(?), Hit. tablet,
PSBA
in
29, p. 93.
KB II, p. 158, n.3).

Rm.
1 3, II
9.
K. 13721. 82-3-23,
the
names
Asia Minor; OBa.

230, R.
//.
Ta-ti-im,
37;
RPN)
Tar-qu-u, Esarh.: S, R.
KAHI
(V R
15,
1.
I,
75, 7,9.
A.BA
B. C. 654,
JADD
Abp. A,
53, 78,
52, 54, so (III
R
28,
17), 114; II ?;
2.
Ann.
*Ta-at-ti-i
in, 121 (var.),

I66).
3.
123; II 20
KB II,
4535.
*f
JADD
*Ta-tu
(cf.
747,
4.
p.
I58
i,
Ill
2,
28,30,37,381 29,
Ta-ta-
BE
20
X)
(B.C. 669).
p. 29.
no.
IIIR
35,
3 ea.
KK.
3127.
JADD
Te-bi-is
. . .
3 10, R.
13726.
Tar-qu-u-tim-me
(Hit,
cf.
Ta-wa-as-si-P
.,
(Hit.),Boghazk6i,MDOG35,
137, R.
.
.
Cilic.
TapKov8r]|ioc,
107 ff.)
pi.
JADD
*.
HILPRECHT, Assyriaca,
sar ^Me-tan^],
no. 9.
*Tar-si-hu
p.
Te-har(?)
.,
or Tu$)-&iS
JADD 436,
R.
MVG V (1900),
XLII,
*Te-hi-ib-sar
VS
Shamsh. V: Ann.
Ill 54
f.
I,
10,
19.
*Te-hi-ib-til-la
"'"'Ma-si-ra-ut-a-a,
of Sur-kt-til-la,
(Eg. Tj,
sibly
Mit.,
CT
II,
21,
2.
(IIIR
Tarsi,
30.
KB
I,
p. 182).
* f Te-i-e
see
i.
Tarasi.
RANKE, Material,7p- 18; poscf. WEBER, Anmerkungen,
No.
232
p.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
1061), wi.
1058
ofAmenophisIIL, m. of
;
dasi. 3408.4500:
f.
of Undasu. 4521,
11389-
III
35.
AmenophisIV.; TA[26
43, 45.
i].
27,
[4,] 112.
28,7,
5234
a.
2,
6397.
295.
7.
11289.
Sm.
1350.
29,
3, 8, 45, 46, 61,
63, 66, 107, 117, 124, 143, 187.
Rm.
Lay.
2.
80-7-19, 102.
83-1-18, 442.
86,
amtu,
Te-la-AN
(?
VS
cf.
I,
95,
4.
Bi. -pbin)
Tu-um-man, Elam.
h
HABL
576,
s:
b.
of king of
JADB
*Te-lu-si-na
9,
IV 12.
king Khors.
;
*Te-us-pa-a (Iran.)
Gi-mir-ra-a-a
[.far?]
umman Manda
He
$a
m "*An-di-a-a,
Sarg. Ann.
*Te-en-di
f.
of Andia,
45
B.
II,
C.
715,
atartu
p. 128).
riiqu, Esarh. A,
R 45. KB II, (I
si
(KB
p. 58).
*Te-u-wa-at-tiMit.ofthecityofLapana,TA53,n5.57.
of Hu-bl-di,
VS
I,
109,
3.
Te(?&)-qi(?/*)-bu,
*Teri
f.
JADD
467, R. s
JADD 79, Ti-ka-a-mur-ri, JADD 1020,

*Ti-ur-a-me,
5, 7.
R. E.
i.
*Ti-ma(?)-i,
s.
of A-u-ma-a-di, 130 (Ep.
"l
Kan-nu--a-a,
of Abia'e
1.
Te-e-ri,
and Aiamu: Abp.: Ann. VII 97;

pp. 214. 228).
>
OLZ VIII (1905),
Silt).
X (VR
i
7. 10,
*Ti-mi-til-la (Mit.)
KB
2.
II,
OLZ V,
*Ti-ni-[a (Ar.
s.
245-
Te--ri, Abp. A, IIIR23ff. VII 109; VIII :r, ei, 123; IX in; Ann. VIII 31; IX ie, so: '""'Kid-
hypocor.,
cf.
Si-(e-)ti-nijnx)
of A&a,
al
JADB
8, 1 19.
ra-a-a
(KB II, pp.
218, 222). Ill

i,
R 35,
II,
no.
6,
*Ti-ri-i
(hypocor.)
II 5; III
3.
36, no.
IV
19.
naknu
p. 220).
h
Harran,
JADD
274,
(Ep. K).
Te'-e-ri,
Abp.: Ann. VIII cs (KB
*Ti-ta-ma-as-ka
Sa-si-a-$a-a-a,
Ter-nadin-aplu, see Ser-nadin-aplu.
Shamsh.V, Ann. Ill 4 (I R 30.
*Te-Tesup,
*Teti,
f.
of Abbi-Tesup,
MDOG 35,
with
p. 43.
KB
Ti-ti-i
I,
p.
80).
Boghazkoi,
hashshe,
MDOG 35,
contemp.
p. 35, ruler of
Nuk-
Subbiluliuma,
JADD
f.
613, R.
i.
OLZ
*Teumman
no.
b.
f.
XIII (1910),
h rab
col. 293.
of Asi,
JADB
527,
Bi.
5,
5.
1 21.
(El.)
'Tu-'-a-ti,
HABL
(Ph., *l
Te-um-man,
Ill)
qasti,
K. 4457,
(III R
3 7,
*Tu-ba-'-lu
King of Elam, succeeded Urtaqu,
Khumbakhaldash (II) and Urtaqu, of Tammaritu, Undaru and Uminanalof

:
paXoq) succeeded
IddjpaXoq, Ei3cbSi-du-un-na-a-a, king of Sidon,
b?an,
Luli, Senn.,
Const,
12);
u (IR
43);
Kingll7o,76;
Kui.Iw (IIIR
Tay. II 44,48
das/t
i.
(IR38).
*Tug-dam-me-i
1893,
cf.
I,
--
KB II,
pp.90, 118.
Te-um-man, $ar "'Êlamti (passim), Abp. A, IIIR i9ff.,ni9o,98,ioi;IV79;V 7 2; QVIIioi.
(according to SAYCE, Academy 277 A(A)&Y8ap.i Strabo I 6r,
Ann.
II
Ill
se, 45, 47;
IV is;
(KB II,
16,
182.188. 196).
LEH.-HAUPT,
3, 4.
pp. 180. Mater, no. 35;

no. 4,
45, 49;
MESSERSCHMIDT,
MVG
3
,
I,
p.
66 f.,
an
f.:
WINCKLER, AFII,p.
104;
HOMMEL, Gesch.
p. 162; for
I,
66,
31,
no. II
IIIR
;
IIIR
IV
J
75, 86, 88
IIIR
32,
V
51.
4, 21, 25,33,
des alten Morgenlandes other view see PRASEK,

a
GMP
p. 132
72,81,83,87, 102
43, 47, 53, 56
J
VI
I
22, [zs], 34 J III

f.
R 33,
Ill
VI
f.
42,
VII 7
of UnddSU,
no.
R 37,
of
se;
2,
Teurap.oc; of Ktesias), king, $ar umman Manda, f. of SandakSatru,

cf.
Median
no. 2,10: f.-in-law of Urtaqu] no.
3, ie:
Abp. K. 3412,20 (MVGI,

80-7-19, 333-
p. 63);
cf.K.i20b.
Tammaritu;
no. 1
II ID
54, 55,
no. 4,
23;
5,
23;
no. 6,
57,60 ;
no.Il76; no.V?i.
VAT 297
14, 16,
19,
*Tu-ha-am-me
al
~
0obaKpLi(;,
HICKS
Ann.
no.
H, see
(IIIR
(VS
9,
1 82).
KK.i837,IIi 6 (OLZI,col.6o).
41, 45.
SACHAU,
B,
59
ZA
VII
p. 98)
153
9);
2652,
H,
18, 39,
I).
2674,
13,
37
Is-tu-un-da-a-a, Tigl.IV:
(IIIR 37, no.
2876,23: b. of
Ummanal-
(IIR6;.
KB
II,
pp. 20, 30).

T. XLIII.
233
*Tu-hi
.(?),
HABL
814, R.
12;
cf.
Tu-fat
.,
temp, with Marditk-nadin-alji, Senn.Baw.
*asu,
JADD 381,3; Tu-hi, BE XV, 80, Tu-hi-e\ia, BE XIV, 37, 113,2; Tu-hi,
9.
,;
IIIR
s.
14,49.
of ASur-rtS-iSi,
gs.
of Mutakkil-Nusku\
4, no.6, 4 of SamSi-Adad,
.
TA.
*ru-u-i
17,
12.
Sar
,
*ASSur, Tigl.I: IIIR

f.
(GESENius,HW 15 compares Bi. vn, king

of Hamath),
5.
SI.UM-A-E.SAR.RA,
IIIR
3,
JADD
162,
O s. ),
256,
*Tu-u-ia (Eg?),
Tukulti
TA
(B. C. 676).
II.
no. ii.
II(?),
cf.
Tiglathpileser
XII
(KU-ti
VR
t
SCHNAHEL,
OLZ
'A!-
44,
q. v. is
29
b,
renders
1.
(1909), col. 529^:
Ka-di$-man-*EN.LIL
Tukulti-apil-Esarra
KU-ti- A-E.SAR.RA, Sar kiSSati Sar

Sur,
s.
"My
trust
the son of
KAHI
I,
I,
23.
(II?);
Esarra"(Bi.^DSb& rta, Ar. lo^bfirtan) Kings of Assyria:
of Adad-nirari
Sar
""'ASSur,
KAHI
2.
21.
Tiglathpileser
I,
s.
of Mutakkil-Nusku, ggs. gggs. of Ninib-apil-ekur,
of ASur-res-iSi, gs. of ASur-dan,

f.
IS-KU-ti-TUR. U$-E.$AR.RA,Sar'*<ASSur,
KAHI,
III.
f.
I,
22.
of ASur-belc.
kala and SamSi-Adad

B. C:
1.
IV
1125
noo
1.
Tiglathpileser III, s. of ASur-reS-iSi (II), of ASur-dan (II), gf. ofAdadnirari(lll):

IS-KU-ti-A-E.SAR.RA,
of Adad-nirari,
f.
of ASur-dan,
gf.
IS. KU-ti- A-E.KUR, Synchron. II u:

'" af
far
BM 90853 (AKA
gs.
p. 154.
ahi,
2.
ASSur, contemp. with Marduk-nadinking of Karduniash.
KB
s.
I,
p. 48).
of ASur-reS-iSi,
of ASur-rabi
f.
of
IS.KU-ti-A-E.sAR.RA, Tigl.I, 5, Sarru dannu sar kibrat arbai

no.
i
IIIR
ASur-dan\ Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar

'"t'ASSur,
MDOG.32, p.
19 (KiNG, Chron.
I,
Ashur-bel-kala:IR6, no.6,s(AKAp. 152): s. of ASur-rtS-iSi, of ASur-(bel-kala}. f.

Anp.: Ann. I 105 (IR 19. KB I, p. 68). Shalm. Mon. II 37 abu rubu of Shalma:
p. 202, n. 2).
2.
IS-KU-ti-TUR.US-E.SAR.RA,s.oiASurreS-iSi,
f.
of ASur-dan\ Sakin d
II:
BE
3.
Sangu
ASur, Ashurdan
3.
KAHI
I,
20,
neser
3
.
II
(IIIR
8.
KB
I,
p. 164).
SLUM-A-E.SAR.RA,
IS. KU-ti- TUR. US-E. SAR-RA, Tigl. I,

I is, 28:
Sarru dannu Sar kiSsat la
Ann. Sandn
of ASur-dan, gf. f. of Adad-nirari; Sar kiSSati Sar m " ASSur, WE. Misc. pi. 6, 5.
f
$ar kibrat arbai Sar kal marki bel bele lit kit Sar sar rani isippu na du\ II 35: idlu qardu\ dannu;
III 32:
IV. Tiglathpileser IV, 6.0.745727 (perand b. of Asurhaps s. of Adadnirari
Sarru dannu] IV
40:
tarru
42;
VI
55:
idlu qardu] LEHM.-
HAUPT, Mater,
fig. 6:
Sarru 'dannu $ar
1.
kiUati (KIS) Sar "'ÂUur Sar kibrat arbai kaSid "'^Nairi. Brick inscript. from
c
SCHNABEL, 1. c., f. of Shalmaneser V, cf. WlNCKLER, AFII, pp.4, 14): KU-A-E.SAR.RA, Sarru rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar '" atASSur Sar Babili Sar matSumeri u Akkadi Sar kibrat irbitti,
V,
cf.
nirari
Qal at Sherqat, IR6, no. Vi(AKAp. 127;
Tigl.
2.
IVj
Pl.Ii.
ANDRAE, Anu-Adad Tempel,

Sangu ASur,
s.
fig.
2426):
1874,
i
of Asur-rl$-iU.
VAT 5999,
Sm.
KU-ti-A-E.SAR.RA, JADD 652, R. 3. 659, i. Sar 806, e. 871, i. 1077, I 17. Sm. 400.
I?: gs. of Mutakkil-Nusku.
(AKA
la
t
p. 109):
Sarru dannu [Sar kiSSati
JADD 75, R. E. Senn. Bav. 49 R KB Sarru rabu Sarru II, p. 14. 8). (III
'"ÂSSur,
1 1
Sanan Sar kib\rat arbai, s. of [ASurrts-]iSi gs. of Mutakkil-Nusku.

s.
dannu Sar
bili
Sar '""'ASSttr Sar BaSar m "tSumeri u Akkadi Sar kibrat

kiSSati
of ASur-reS-iSi, gs. of Mutakkil-Nusku, ggs. of ASur-dan, gggs. of NINIB-apil-
irbitti, Tigl.
IV: Bi (IIR67.
KB II,
p. 8).
t
As Epon. B. C. 743, Canon A, IV ge; Sarru

Canon
3.
4.
ekur\ rubu stru, Tigl.I: Ann. VII, se 55. KU-ti- A-E.SAR.RA, Sar '"ÂSSur, conNo,
i.
B,
e;
Sar ^'ASSur, Canon D, III 10.

1, 23,
KU-ti- TUR. US-E. SAR-RA, Chron. B,

3
234
24,25:
KNUT TALLQVIST.
$ar m**Akka4iu m " {ASSur, Chron.

2
3
,
Sar tamti
u
ellti
u Supaliti Sar
hurSani
JADD 658, (WAF II, p. 24).

R.
2.
(B. C. 730).
K. 4740
rapsuti Sar ""'Sudan Quti u Sar kullat matati Nairi, Tukl. I: Ann. j.
name
4.
IS-KU-ti-A-E.SAR.RA, Sarru rabu Sarru dannu sar kisSati $ar m " tASSur Sar Bawai Sumeri u Akkadl Sar kibrat bili Sar irbitti, Tigl. IV: PL Hi.
3. <*SI.
of $ulman-aSarid\ Sar kiSSati, K. 2673. i, R. i (III 4, no. 2.

s.
UM-MAS,
AKA, p. i4f. KING, RRT, p. 106, 163): 600 years before Sennacheribs capture
of Babylon.
4.
5.
6.
1UR. US-E.SAR.RA, SI.UM-A-E.SAR.RA; Sarru,

IS-KU-ti-
II
R 52,27 a.
Epon.
:
as
Tukulti-NIN.IB,
B.C. 743,
7.
JADD
9.
1098,11.
of SulmanaSarid, gs. d Adad-nirari\ Sakin Enlil Sangu ASur,

s.
Tukul-ti-apil-E. SAR, Sar
*ASSur Tigl. IV
t
MDOG 44,
II.
p. 29.
II, king of Assyria, B.C. of Adad-nirari III, f. of Ashur-
Tel-Abta
--
KB
IV, p. 102.
Tukulti-NIN.IB
Tukulti-Asur (abbrev., prob. identical with
NIN.
P,
i.
889884,
nazirpal:
s.
IB-tuklat-ASur, q. v.) KU-ti- dHI, king of Assyria,

IVi2,is;
p.
1
Chron.
KU-MAS,
53
cf.WAFI, P .i24f., NIEBUHR, Stud. p. 83

i.
I35f.;
f.
;
MVGII, KING, RRT,
p. 72, n.
AKA
JADD
1046,
i
s. of Adad-nirari; SarÂSSiir, Louvre, KB I, p.5o, no. i f. oiASur-nasirrn lt ASSur, Lay. 833 (BM 90 2 5 5. aplu: Sar p. 156); 84, D. VS I, 65. Sar fa$;
'
Tukulti-Harran
SI.UM-" KAS,
1
(if.
a proper
p.
156).
Lay.
fig. 8.
83, B,
D.
LEHM.-HAUPT,
name).
Tukulti-lu-Asur
Sarrn rabu Sarru dannu Sar kiSSati Sar m ÂSSur Anp.: Ann. 1 125;
Mater.,
t
KU-lu-AS-$ur, K. 241, XII 4, spec. Tukulti-NIN.IB "My trust is Ninib" (cf. Tu-kulti-
II
us (IR 23. 26.
KB
p.
1
I,
pp.94,
12); Bal.
(VR69.
Stand,
i
AKA
(AKA
p. 201.
I, I,
68.
d NIN.IB as
name
of a slave
in
2, i)
the
p. 202.
8.
LsGAC, LE GAC,
p. 188);
p. 153); p. 161.
time of Burna-Buriash,
I.
BE
XIV,
Statue
(IIIR 4, no.
AKA
I,
Tukulti-Ninib
I, king of Assyria and about B. C. 1300, s. of ShalmaBabylon, neser I, f. of Ashurnazirpal I (Chron. P),
LEGAC,
f.
90984, 92986 I, pp. 162, 174,177). of ASur-nasir-aplu: Sangu ASur, 71
KB (AKA
I,
p. 122);
BM90868,
BM
1.
contemp. with Kashtiliash: KU-ti-dMAS, Chron. P, IV 3, ?,

years king
maiASSur
(AKA
o:
I,
p. 160.
LE GAC,
I,
p. 201);
10441
1, 2
for seven
(CT
Mfti
33: 50).
VS
I,
I,
64.
Sar kiSSati Sar

,
of Babylon.
K. 8549.
I
far
ASSur,
Sar '"^Sumeri u Akkadl,

I,
35,
BM
Sar
30
VS (AKA
66.
Sarru rabu .....

gf.
p. 209);
of Sulmanp. 152).
3.
no. 3,
2.
(KB
p.
88).
aSarid: Shalm.III:
p. 16.
I:
"' ai
Mon.n(KBI,
IS-KU-ti-dNINJB,
s.
asEpon.MDOG33,
kiSSati, Shalm.III:
KAHI
I,
1,
29,
Sar
78,
of Sulman-aSarid: Sar
kiSSati, Tukl.
kiSSati
Sar
ASSur, Shalm.
30,
6.
Ill:
Lay.
KAHII, 70. VA32I3 (LEHMANN-HAUPT,

Mater., p. 12); gs. of Adad-nirari, Tukl.
I: 2.
B,
5.
KAHI
I,
VS
68.
KAHI
I,
19,
3.
Sar kiSSati Sar m " tASsur

3.
KU-ti-^MAS, Sarru, as Epon., Canon A, 1 21; B, 1 21.

KU-ti-d
B. C. 889,
Sarru dannu Sar kibrat arbai, Tukl. I: KAHI I, 1 6, i. Sar kiSSati Sarru dannu
Sar ÂsSur, Tukl. I: KAHI I, 17, i. Sar kiSSati Sarru dannu Sar mat AS$ur Sar
kiSsat
NINJB
Sarru, as Epon., B. C. 889,
IIIR
4.
1,21 (var.).
I 105
(I
IS.KU-ti-^MAS, Anp.: Ann.
19.
KB
I,
p. 68): his effigy
arbai SamSu kiSSat

I,
1
nise,
Tukl.
I:
sers at Reseni.
with TiglathpileK. 4526(?). Sarru rabu

kiSSati,
KAHI
Sar
8,
i.
Sar kisSati Sar
* tdAsur
Sarru
dannu
I,
Sar
56-9-9,
136
arbai Sarru dannu Sar mat KarduniaS Sar m "*Sumeri u Akkadl

kibrat
(AKA
s.
p. 157).
f.
of Adad-nirari,
of ASur-nasir-aplu:
T.
XL III.
235
tar kittati tar '""'AHur, Anp.:

25,1f.
KAHI
I,
*Tu-ni-i
(cf.
Tu-ni-e
gf.
Tu-un-nu, Dilbat p. 115, T-D LC; K. 4270, 3 R. 2 KGAS 52)

.
. .
of Atur-nasir-aplu,
of Sulman-atarid,
19.
"""Su-mur-za-a-a, Tigl. IV: Ann.

*Tu-ni-ia (cf.
47.
Shalm.
Ill:
Co.
22;
Ob.
I,
d pa-te-si A-$ur,
3.
Tu-m-i\
1, is.
Shaltn. Ill:
Shalm.
5.
Ill:
KAHI KAHI
Tu-un-Te-tup
CPN)
26,
tarru
JADD 66
Tu-un-na-a
(cf.
I,
28,3.
Tu-na-a(-a) in later Bab. texts,
IS.KU-ti-^NINJB, tar m " idA-tur, IR28,

II
f.
see
h
29.
U.MUK
p.
1
TNB, OBa. Tu-un-na-tum RPN) $Kg. St II n (VS I, 70. KB

t
IV,
of Atur-nasir-aplu,
gf.
of Sulman-atarid:
Ill:
60).
tar kittati tar '"ÂMur, Shalm.

76,8.
6.
Lay.
Tu-qu (not SSu-qu, see K-P,
AR
I,
p. 9)
JADD
Tukl.
II:
659,
(Tigl. IV).
cf.
SLUM-^MAS,
"'"'AHur,
s.
Ann.
I,
26 .
tar
Tuqunu-eres (abbrev.,
II 84)
1.
Nabu-LAL-eret K.24I,
7.
BM9D259 (AKA
p. 155).
of Adad-nirari: pa-te-si Atur, Tukl. II: Ann. R. 55; f. of. Atur-nasir-aplu\ takin
d
LAL-e-KAM-et,
592, R.
7.
2.
JADD 672, R. LAL-KAM-et, JADD 414, R. E.

742,
h
P).
1, 4,
(Ep. A).
BE
tangu Atur,
56-9-9, 156 (III
3,
3.
25,
R.
12, 32.
no. 10.
AKA
I,
p. 158.
LE GAC,
p. 200).
I,
LAL-PIN-eS,
(Ep.
MVG
VIII (1903),
p.
2
5.
in,
tangu Asur, Anp.: Ann. 1 23 (I R

p. 263).
f.
17. AKA
nappahu,
4.
21
Tu-qu-nu-KAM-et,
JADD 50, JADD 840, II

335,9.
105,
35.
12.
(Ep.
H)
QiAtur-nasir-aplu, Anp.: Kurkh
(IIIR
6.
*Tu-ur-ba-zu (Eg.?),
*Tur-bi-ha-a (Eg.?),
AKA
7.
I,
p. 222.
}
LE GAC,
s.
p. 137).
f.
TA 288,41. TA 100,
1005, R. E.
15.
SLUM- NINJB
d
of Adad-nirari,
of
Turi
1.
(cf.
OBa. Tu-ri-dDa-gan T-D LC)
Atur-nasir-aplu: tarru rabu tarru dannu tar kittati tar "'Âttur, Anp.: Bull I s
Tu-ri-i,
JADD
i.
1009, R.
2.
1012,
R.
2.
9.
1019, R.
(AKA
*f
I,
p. 190).
[Tu]r-ri-i,
(cf.
JADD 194,
3,
Tu-lHh-a,
JADD
318,
9:
amtu.
VII, p. 93
133
Tur-su-lstar
f,
*Tu-ul-ka
(SACHAU,
ZA
compares
p. 144),
TeuKpoc;) Shalm III, Ob. king of Tanakun.

*Ttll(?)-man-da-hu,
(KB I,
Tans(l)-L) *Tu-sa-me-il-ki, see Pitamilki. *Tusrattu, see Dutrattu.

*Tu-ta(-am)-mu-u
(cf.
JADD
260, R.
Tugdanune]
92, 94,
of
"l
is.
Tigl. IV: Ann.

Tu-ti-i
97;
III
R 9,
9.
no.
i,
5,8.
Kak-kab-na-mu-tat(?),
GO.
JADD
899, II
(hypocor.,
cf.
Tu-ti-ia
5 (?).
TNB)
h
*Tu-lu-ub-bi (Mit),
TA
TA
cf.
HABL
messenger of
f.
567, R.
633, R.2,
rab alani,
27,
*Tumman, see Teumman.

*Tum-ni-ip-ib-ri (Tunip-iwri, Mit.),
JADD
854, R.
n. 960, III
15.
abbrev,)
Tushratta,
17,
47. 35.
of Zu\Zi-ki-ki, Capp.
RA,
2, sb.
*Tu-na-ku, Tigl. IV,
Ann.
Tab-ahe
...
(DUG.GA-PAPt
14.
1
;
abbrev.)
947,5.
*Tunamissah (Cass.,
1.
Tu-na-mi
td
-
BE XV)
Merod.
I:
JADD 752,
(spec.).
852, II
11.
K 241, VIII
4i
Tu-na-mi-is-sa-ah, "
ri-du-ti,
IV
2.
38, I
14.
KB
IV, p. 60.
KING,
Tab-asab-Marduk
BBS,
p. 26, pi.
XXXII.
"Good is the dwelling of Marduk" (cf. OBa. DUG-wa-U-ab-tu
Tu-na-mls-sak, Mna.: I R 70, Is. In Bit- m Tu-na-mis-safy, p. 78.
KB
IV,
1.
BE
VI, pt. 2)
s.
Melis.:
DUG-GA-a-tab-dAMAR.UD,
h
of
Ina11
Susa
f.
3, 1 45.
Esaggil-ziru,
sukkallu, Mna.: IR66, R.
of Eulmat-nasir, Nku.: Lo. 102 (90835),
(KING, BBS,
p. 99, Pi-
XCVII).
s.
Stone of
VI 19. - - KB IV, pi. LXXIX.

No.
i.
p. 90.
KING, BBS,
p. 58,
2.
Amran
II
i.
Ta-ab-a-tab-
AMAR.UD
of Esaggil-
236
ztrti,
KNOT TALLQVIST.
sakin Halman, Neb.:
pt.
i,
V R 56, II
22.
Tab-ru-hi-ti
KB
pi.
III,
p. 168.
KING, BBS,
abbrev.)
p. 35,
JADD
Tab-sa-gal
h
59,
5,
slave sold (B. C. 68 1).
LXXXVII.
2.
Tab-Asur
(DUG.GA-AS-$ur;
2,
isparu $a ekalli,
JADD
is
469, R.
f.
HABL 173,
RA,
1.
DUG-ba-a-hir, Epon., Capp.

DUG-ab-be-li
Tab-sil-Esarra
"Good
the
shadow (pro-
n a, ub.
cf.
tection) of Esharra"
Tab-Bel (abbrev.,
BE XV)
JADD3I,
1.
DUG. GA-GIS.MI-E.SAR.RA, HABL95,a.

483,
III
2.
DUG-EN,
R.5.
$a
eli biti (B.
.695),
Epon. B.
V,
s
;
C. 716,
i,
2,
h Sakin sl
Canon D, AMur, III R 2,
IV,
no. 1
3;
4,
2.
DUG.GA-be-li, K.
III
al
~
241,
(spec.).
no. II
[no. Ill];
Bu. 91-5-9, 97 (CRAIG,
3.
DUG.GA-EN,]&DD66i,v. Epon. B. C. 860,
AAT,
2.
p. 35)_
i, II 4 ;
B. C. 762,
Canon A, IV v;
.
[3d]
A-me-di, Canon
i,
E+
81-2-4, 187, R.is;

"
3.
DUG. GA-sil-E.SAR,UKKL9^. 99, 1.481,2. DUG. GA-sil-E.SAR.RA, HABL 87, 88,

2. 2.
2.
B.C. 696, IIIR

Tab-eter-Asur (D UG.
28
89,
i
2.
2. 2.
90,
2.
91,
2]. 2].
2.
92,
2.
2.
94,
2.
2.
96,
2.
2.
97,
GA-KAR-AS-hir] G o o d s the protection of Ashur" Epon. B. C. 892, Canon B, I, ID; III R i, I w.

4.
98,
[330,
396,
397,
398,
480,
2.
482,
[484,
III,
Epon. B.
III
C. 716,
s;
Canon A,
662,
6.
V,
8;
C,
ao^
i,
V JADD
Tab? (hyp_ocor.)
1.
DUG-GIS.MI-E.SAR.RA, Epon.
B. C. 716,
DUG.GA-i,
K. 7390.
**al.
s.
. .
JADD
h
391, R.
(B. C. 717).
JADD
Tab-sil- lstar
d
1098, II
7.
da-a-a-nu,
HABL
R.s
340, R.
ie, 20.
"Good
is
the
shadow (protec288, R.
<?.
.,
of Afyua
h
JADD 277, JADB 5, 1

cf.
(B. C.
68 1).
58, R. s
tion) of Ishtar"
2.
DUG. GA-sil- d XV, JADD
2.
Ta-bi-i,
$aknu
(B. C. 694),
JADD
Tabiia (hypocor.;
NBa.:
DUG.GA-id
Bi. rpahtj)
= Ar.
527,0.
Tab-sil- d Marduk
"Good is the shadow (protection) ofMarduk" (cf. D UG-ab-MI52,
docket 130,
1.
BE
X, 132,
DUG.GA-ia,
f.
ofA-$a-ri-du,
HABL
li-^Marduk BE XV) DUG.GA-GI$.Ml- dM\ TRep.
R.
5,
2. 3.
DUG-ia, 1091, R. 9. Ta-bi-ia, writer of astrol. reports, TRep. 7 1 73- J 93- 222 2 43 A. 260.
-
HABL
nephew of Bel-ndsir.
12.
s.tfBel-npahkir,
194,
Tab-sil-sarri
TRep.
is
1,
A, Rev.
a.
5,
R.
2.
R.
i.
Tab-ilu
(DUG.GA-AN;
(cf.
abbrev.,
cf.
Bi.
bsfco)
''Good
the
shadow (protec-
83-1-18, 695, III 9 (spec.).
Tab-melu
DUG-ab-mi-la (Mi-la LA HAVE, no. 85-9, KRAUSZ

f.
= sila^-ht,
p. 58)
tion) of the king"
DUG.GA-GIS.MI-LUGAL,
R.
7.
HABL
1119,
1.
DUG.GA-me-lu(-ti), Merod. I: Susa 16,
of Mu-un-na-bit-iu,
Ill
10.
1 ?;
JADD
III i, p. 168.
43,
R.j
(B. C. 687).
686,
i.
858,
7.
2.
DUG.mi-ti-e, Neb. I:
f.
VR 56,
of Marduk-mukin-aplu,
II 20 .
--
KB
K. 5612. Rm. 959. h rab BI.LUB, HABL h rab kisir, JADD 266, R. 7 (B. .670). 767,'?.
KING, BBS,
Tab- d Ninib
p. 35, pi.
LXXXVII.
abbrev.)
(DUG. GAMMAS;
B. C.
Epon.
Tab-rigim-ili
(cf.
844 Canon
is
B, II, 25; III
i,
II
20.
"Goodisthebreathof Arbela" DUG-IM-IV-AN, JADD 23, R. Tab-sar-Asur "Good is the breath of Ashur"
Tab-sar-Arbaili
*.
"Good
the cry to the god"

.
1.
DUG. GA-IM- dA-$ur, habarakkurabu$w%:.

VIII th
,
BE XV) DUG. GA-KA-AN, JADD 426, R. 2 d Tab-rigimatu- Adad, (cf. Ri-gim- IM, BE XV 99,10.
Tab-ri-gim-*u
d
427.
i,
2.
Z>tf. GA-IM-AS-Sur, Epon.B.C.7i7,HIR
V
3.
7.
JADD
[695, R.
t
a].
101,
5.
103,
22)
10,
Z>t/G'.(?^-/^- rf^5-J ^,HABL489,2. Epon.,
D UG. GA-ri-g-i-ma-tu-JIMJADD 64,

sold (B. C. 672).
slave
4.
Canon D, IV, 2. /?/-/J/-^5-J7<r,HABLioo,2.

B. C. 717,
101,2. 102,2.
T. XLIII.
237
206, R.
103,
2.
2.
104,
2.
105,
2.
06,
2.
107,
2.
433,
485,
2.
486,
2.
487,
2.
488,
2.
[l80, 2]. A rf&?-
R. s (B. C. 667).
(B. C. 648?).
, ,
rtf#
V,
7;
7^?7, Epon. B. C. 717,
Canon A,
325,9 (Ep.B). 333, R.. (B.C. 648?). 374 6 R. , 4 (B. C. 686). 435, L. E. /. 504, 2 568,
.
C, HI,
wb; IIIR
is.
i,
V,?; 81-2-4, 349.
R.
*.
61
1,
R.
624,
s,
R.
9 (B.
C.687). 742,
h rab
JADD
5.
DUG-IM1098, II
391, R. d
G.
R.S5.31. 752,17. 761,3. 779,9.
K.24i,IX,2i,
p. 47.
AS-$ur, Epon. B. C. 717,
JADD
spec.
kisir,
TRep.
[99,
R.
h
9?)*.
ZAXI
h lanu
JADD
2
1 1,
325, R.
of Ka/ftu,
Tab-sar-Belit
1.
2.
"Good is the breath of Belit" DUG-GA-IM-NIN, TRep. 158, R. DUG-IM- d NIN-LIL, s.of Nabu-nadin-ahe,
i.
HABL
R.
9
R.
2.
$ar-tin-nu,
JADD 470,
BM
Tab-sar-ili
(cf.
103392,
3,
Case
15
(CT
33, pi. 19).
Epon., B.C.67I, IIIRi, 60, R. 8 121, R.4. 257, 10; JADD 41, h R. 11. R. E. 3. 266, $ar-tin-nu, 499, R. s.
(B.C. 663?).
VI
s.
"Good
the breath of the god" OBa. DUG-ab-Ur-i-ti Dilbat)

is
Epon. B.
i,
.
C. 666(r), (pajtatu}
15?];
s.
fa
bit etti,
DUG-IM-AN, JADD
VIII
s.
601, R.
*(?).
K. 241,
[IIIR R. 6 331, R.
VI
JADD
7.
420, R.
h
R.E.i. 258, E. a. 627, R. 421,

192,
36
(spec.).
R.
12(?).
of ASur-kaSid,
VS
h
102,
s.
s.
of Abi-ul-tdi,
128,4.
rakbu
(B. C. 655),
JADD
Tab-sar-lstar
i.
"Good
is
the breath oflshtar"

irrisu
t
DUG. GA-IM-XV,
JADD 742,
6
/*
R.
26.
s.
f. f.
of Nabu-nhtu-usur,
of Adad-uballit,
-2.
3.
DUG-IM-XV, JADD DUG-lM- d XV,]&D'D

288, R.
6.
67, R.
(B. C. 748?).
234, R.
(B.C. 710).
of
of
,
327,
4, 9.
f.
JADD 307, JADD 779, 780, Bani-ahe, JADD 446, R. Summa-\ta$\ezib, JADD 640,
5.
9.
3.
13.
Tab-sar- d Nabu
1.
"Good is the breath ofNabu" A #4 DUG. GA-IM- d PA,]NDV 181, R.

/<*,
Te-te
HABL
899, 1
1030,3.
~
Tu-u-a
2.
DUG-IM- AK, h A.BA

239, R.
ig.
(B. C. 670). d
(B. C. 688),
/.
JADD
JADD
26,
in al Kar-e-na-bi-iz.
*Tu-bi-ia-en-na
240, R. E.
Tab-sar-Sin
1.
2.
"Good is the breath of Sin" DUG.GA-IM- d XXX HABL 150, R. 4. DUG-IM-XXX, Epon. B.C. 662 (?), IIR6 9
t
*SAG, Neb.
p. 168.
Tu-bu-sa-lu(r),
,
I:
VR
842,
56, II
15.
KB
III
i,
KING, BBS,
p. 34,
pl.LXXXVII.
JADD
2.
110.5,2; no. 7,4;
IIIR
i,
VI
IB;
JADD993,
3.
Tubusu
1.
(cf.
Ta-bu-su}
R.
3.
IV
Tu-6u-su,QLZVm m (Epon. Sify.VS 186,^.

89,
32.
19.
DUG-IM- dXXX, Tab-sar-sarri "Good

king"
HABL 429,
is
R.
92,
2^.
94,
28.
zoo,
*#.
.
the breath of the

2.
2. 3.
Tu-bu-u-su,
Tu-bu-u-si,
VS I 91, VS I 84, v
5?].
85,
*,.
DUG.GA-IM-MAN, HABL
Jab-si
,
Tu-di-i
840,
(hypocor.)
[353,
JADD
255,
s,
2 10,
R.
/,.
JADD
Tu-du-te
HABL 986,
a.
Ta-bu-ni
JADD
Ta-bu-su
d
slave sold.
*^tfr
J'z^n'
Nergal-aSarid
(B. C. 664),
JADD 320,
Tab-utli- Enlil
R.
/.
374,3. 624,3 (B.C. 69 1-686.)
Tu-ki
JADD 427, JADD

,
R. v.
353,
s.
Tu-un-na-un
d
DUG.GA-ut-li- EN.LIL,
cient Babylonian.
c
VR
44,
d, an-
^belpihati
Tu-ri
,
U "*Kar-si-tu HABL 381,11.

t
JADD
173,
642, L. E.
2.
of A-gi-ia, Ta annek 4, 12. Te(?)-be-su, Tebetaia "Born in the month of Tebet"

s. " ra!
*Tu-ri-i (Ar.
hypocor.)
JADD
2.
R.*
R.
/.
lAB-a-a,
21,
82-3-23,
137.
HABL
845,
Tu-ri-ba-al-tii
JADD
No.
i.
R.E.
(B.C. 682). 45, R.^. 204,
JADD
54,
23 8
*Tu-ru-u-su
h
Tu-si-i
KNUT TALLQVIST.
39 f.; PRASEK, Geschichte, UmakuiStar. R.
6
p.
ntht
p. 99,
n.
bel pihati $d
Ra-\sap-pa\
JADD
873,
5.
cf.
HABL 645,
9.
(ZA
<fd
VIII, p. 358).
Uk-sa,
JADD
Tu-tu
f
65,
(B. C. 668). 325,
tar,
*U-al-li-i,
hazanu
th nar-ti, Sarg.: VIII 42.
see U-a-al-lii. see U-a-ar-bi-is.
3d M Ar-mir-a-li-u,
HABL 444,
10.
*U-ar-bi-is,
*U-a-ri
f
.,
U-a-ri
.,
JADD 97, R. JADD 471,

cf.
2.
9,
slave sold.
U-a
5
-U-a
.,
K. 2643. K. 13 137,
*U-ar-za-an (Med.;
in letter.
A
avest.
warezana
II
19.
,,protec-
tion, protege", Bapl,(xvr]i;)
*U(-a)-al-li-i
s.
of Ahteri,
f.
of Erisinni, $ar mS 'Man-
U
*U-a-si-i
s.
"t'U^-qu-ut-ti, Sarg. A,
h
na-a-a, Abp.: A, III

III
19, III eg;

95.
Ann.VR3,
II,
n; B, IIIR 31,
varr.
cf.
"1
KB
p. 178.
*U(-a)-ar-bi-is,
U-bar-bi-si,
U-a- ar-me-ri
of Ta--la-a, [4, VIII ej
amel
urqi,
JADB
3,
13.
qq.
v. ;
ADD
R.
R.
III,
XXI, p. 141, JOHNS, p. 190, an Assyrian governor in

II 10
PSBA
*U-as-sur-me
'" ai
Ta-bal-a-a,
153
II,
prince of Tabal,
9, 53.
Tigl.
IV:
50,61
Ann.
Egypt, time Esarh., Bu. 91-5-9, 218,
(IIIR
p. 20).
KB II,
p. 30); B,
(WAFII,
4 (B.
is.
p. 2
1).
*3atfu$inni,]ADDiSS,
/.
(KB
*U-a-u-a
C. 667). 247, R.
408, R. 3
4?i,
57 1
*
R.J.
h $anu $a s *.
.,
JADD
469, R.
9.
*U-a-ar-me-ri,
var.
of
U-a-za-ru
U-a-ar-bi-is,
U-bar-bi-si,
3
qq. v.
no.
l
;
tetf,
JADD
1 1
5,
R.
"
(III
R 47,
mutir puti utiimi Sarri, 80-7-19,
(time of
B. C. 664).
^f
Senacherib?). JADD 860, III 19. U-ba-a-di, or U-ma-a-di(ci.Mar U-ba-da-a

198,
2.
*U-a-a-te-' (Arb.,
probably
=^^1,
seeSACHAU,
JADD
674,
= 1101,4.
Ill
BE XV,
ZAXII, p-44, cf.HAUPT, Hebraical(i885),

no. 4; var. Ia-u-ta-} Abp.: A, III
U-bal-lit-su (abbrev.; for Cass. texts,

s.
see
BE XIV)
9.
24f,
of Ka-âk-ti-ia-an-zi) Mna.:
R 43, II
VIII 45,
53,93;
bi,
5<;
1X39; Ann. VII MS VIII

;
ss;
IX 4 5,
KB IV,
see
s.
p. 70.
KINO, BBS,
/
p. 45,
IIIR
3 5,
no. 6, Us,
9, 40.
$ar m "*A-ri-
Uballitsu-Gula(r/.Z^-^-' ^-/rf:; for
pl.XLVI. NBa. texts,

I:
X
s.
Abp.: A, IIIR 23, VII 93; VIII 7,23,81; 5 Ann. VII 83; VIII 25, 93; Xai; IIIR 35,
;
TNB)
of Ardi-dEa, bel pihati, Neb.

II
19.
VR
56,
no. 6,
ge;
III
14.
KB
III, pt. i,
p.
68.
KING, BBS,
of Bir-Dadda, tar
'""'A-ri-bi,
;
Abp.: A,
p. 35, pi.
LXXXVII.
NBa.
h
VIII
s.
10, 107
Ann. VIII 2 IX
III
R 36,
9.
IV 2.
apil
Uballitsu-Marduk (for
1.
texts, see
TNB)
of Ha-za(-a)-ilu,
ahi abi $a U-a-a-te*
TI-su- d
AMAR. UD,
IX
3.
duplar,
Melis.:
DEP X,
apil Bir-Dadda, Abp.: A, VIII
pi. 12,
2.
ahi abi $a
U-a-a-te
apil Bir-Dadda,
mSl
3.
'
U-bal-lit-su-
Abp.: Ann. VIII i. $ar Ann. VIII 4 6 VS I, 83, 1

;
A-ri-bi,
Abp.:
Ea,
AMAR. UD, descend. otArdi- KB Merod. I: IV R 38, II IV,

d
2.
-
p. 60.
KING, BBS,
p. 26.
*U-a-bu (Arb. ^JDJ) K.
WINCKLER,
p. 527.
ZA II, pi. II,
Ubansa-na'idat
R.
*U-a-di-i
f.
7,
10;
WAF
hl
I,
SU.SI-sa-I,
JADD
993, R.
Ill,
G.
*U-bar-bi-si, var. of U-a-ar-bi-is q. v.
of Sulum-ahe,
*U-a-ki-ir-tu,
JADB
3,
h
12.
$aRu,
JADD 418,
cf.
R.
, 4.
47, R- " (B.
0.663).
Na-ap-pi, Sarg.: VIII
th
,
44.
Ubaru (abbrev.;
see
1.
OBa. U-bar-rum RPN)

8,
*U-ak-sa-tap
(Pe.
Uvakhsatra,
Kua^dprj^,
U-ba-ra,
U-ba-ru,
HUSING,
KZ
36,
p. 564,
OLZII
(1899),
2.
HABL 412, slave. h NIN.KU Babili, HABL
418,
2.
T. XLIII.
239
702,
(time Esarhaddon, see

p. 309).
h
WINCKLER,
*U-kina
s.
AF
3.
II,
(cf. U-qu-u-a, Ak-ku-u-ia) of Gi-e$-ha-a-a, CT II, 21,
j/.
U-bar,
NIN.KU
3
la
Babili,
HABL
Rm.
1
327,
U-ku-me
R.
4.
11.
HABL 447,
(B. C. 680). 57,
2, 12
7.
U-bar-ru, K. 3790,
(B. C. 679).
See
KB IV,
p. 122, no. I; p. 124,
*U-li-su-nu/ni, see Ullusunu. *Ulam-Buriai (Cass.)

1.
no.
Ub-bu-ku/ki
h
s.
III.
(cf.
ti-bu-uk-ki,
&-bu-ku,
OBa. UbC. 645).

2.
U-lam-bur-al, Su-6, Chron.
b.
of Ka$-til-ia-a$
II,
t
mft(
t
Kai-
R.
12.
bu-ki
RPN, BE XV) JADD 68, 2 (B.

ki-sir
U-lam-bur-ia-a-d$
VR
s.
44,
25,
renders
rab
mar
Zarri,
b.
JADD
857,
IV
12.
Li-dan-be l-matati.
3.
of Ar-ta-la-nu,
I 17.
of Kakustu,
JADB
5,
U-la-bu-ra-ri-ia-d$,
ia-dl,
of Bur-na-bu-ra-riMisc.,' p. 7; ac-
sar '"^tamtim, WE.
U-bu-u, see U-pu-u.
cording to
or
U-bu-ru(t}-n-1e
(cf.
THUREAU-DANGIN,
pt.
OLZ
i;
i,
XI
acf.,
U-bu-uk-ki
(cf.
Ubbuku},
(1908), col. 31 f, identical
with no.
K-U, AR, 224)
JADD
Ub-ru
,
124, R.j- (B. 0.674).
cording to RADAU, BE XVII, b. of Karaindas II.

*U-lam-ha-la (Cass.)
p. 71
JADD
(cf.
66 1,
4.
U-bu-ku
Ubbuku)
125, R.
4
JADD
(B.C. 687).
of Amel-EulmaS, Mna.: *U-lam-har-be (Cass.), R 44, dEn-lil.

f.
Ill
33
R
b,
43, II
20.
= Li-dan-
Ul-ka-a
U-bu(Fte)-qu(?)
JADD JADD
U-da....,
*U-da-ki,
44, R. 4 (B. C. 670).
*U-bu-ra-ki, Ub-ra-ki
1
Ul-lu (cf. h
4
53,
R.
(B. C. 663).
54,
(B. C. 663).
JADD 446,5(Ep.Q). OBa. U-ul-lu-u BE VI, pt. i) NL GAB, JADD 363, R. 3 (B. C. 682).
K. 1942,
i.
U-bur-la-mas-su(?),
JADD
1 1,
Ul-lu-ba
867,
8.
5.
HABL 8
R.
"^Man-na-a-a, B. C. 830, Shalm. Ob. 164. -- KB I, p. 146.

d
*U!lusunu
Ill:
r.
Ul-lu-su-nu,
Udammiq-Adad (SIG-iq-
IM\
see
Mudammiq-
s. of Asa, b. ofBagdatti, '""'Maan-na-a-a, set on the throne of Man in
Adad.
Ud-da-nu, or
h
Tam-da-nu
place of Asa, Sarg. Ann. 57, GI, 62, 75, 111,165| XIV 53, 54J KhorS. 38, 40, 44, 50 (KB
p. 56, sqq.).
2.
76,
II,
ma-hi-su, K.749, 6 (TRep. 277), CT *Ud-ga-ri-a, see Gu-ud-ga-ri-a.

U-di-ni
XX VII,45.
VIII th
32, 52,
62:
U-li-su-nulni,
"The eagle"
680, R.
3.
Ulula[a
"Born
arhu
in
Sm. 935 HABL 1058, s, 9. the month of Elul" (araJiQl-
=
5,
Sarru,
so, 155.
JADD
a-a, not preceded
by
the determinative
U-ga-a-a-ni(cf.
OBa. ti-ga-Anum\d &ama$ T-D LC)

t
JADD 741, U-gi-ni-e(P), JADD

U-ha-ti (cf.
25.
63, R.
(Ep. V).
ti-ha-ti,
BE XV)
225,
2.
and U-lu-la-a-a; the Babylonian name for Shalmaneser I V, King-list A, IV 9, IXouXcuoq) 1 VII 5. 10. n, II a. JADD 22,2 7, JADB 5,
404, R.
JADD
HABL
'IMa-a
(III
3.
R
3
47,
3;
KB
1
IV, p. 156, no.

i,
XXIV).
.
224,
2.
414,
45,
(Ep.
T).
01,
6.
68, R. 9
230,
(KB
894,
8.
JADD
Uk-ka ....
f.
IV, p. 120, no. IX; B.t 684). 307, R. E. 4 (III 49, no- 35 Ep. F). 311,
R. E.
gf.
(Ep.
1
S). 328,
14, no.
5,
R.
"
(III
R 48,
no. 2
;
of Bel-mu$allim,
812, L. E.
i.
of Munnabitti,
JADD
KB
IV, p.
I;
B. C. 698). 404,
R./
899.
(B.C. 674). 436, R.-. 475,

738,
R^
(B.C.698).
4.
*Uk-sa-tar, see No. i.
U-ak-sa-tar.
R.
9.
813,
3.
835, n.
877,
240
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
VS I 90, JADD 342,
K. 241, IX, 20, spec. h R. 3 h ardu, JADD 309, 4 (B. C. ~ al h Se da663). ardu sa rab BI.LUB Id no. R. IV; na-ia, 416, (KB IV, p. 112,
z6.
,
.
APO)
Beh.
79
(III
R 40),
Persian governor
of Arachosia.
*U-mi-is-da-a-tu/ti/tum (Pe.
tatta,
<?
Ar. fiTTl
APO
Vahyasdata, Sus. MXp. 202), the second

75, 76, 77, 78, 82.
B. 0.710). h KU.KA.SAR,26o,^s. *miitir
Pseudo-Smerdis, Beh.
*U-mi-is-su/si
pu-tu, 612, R.
h
6 (B.
a
0.656).
sasinnu
"1
UI-
(Pe.
Vaumisa, EL Maumtita, Ar.

Beh.
53, 54, 55
imer-a-a, 379,
B. C. 651).
no. 6;
656).
h
(KB
IV,
2,
p. 146,
no. XI;
Ottim
APO)
(III
R 39),
a gene-
$anu, 48,
B. E.
R 47, (III
(B.C.
II si;
ral of Darius.
KB IV,
p. 140, no. VIII). 49, 5

ta
*U-mi-it-ta-na-' (Pe.
'OTccvriq),
B. C. 833,
A.BA, 366, Canon B,
(B.C. 669). Epon.,

II, 36,
[U]ta[na\ El. Huddana, Gr. supporter of Darius, Beh. no
III
i,
(IIIR
*f
40).
h abarakku
f.
Rm.
2,
97.
is.
*Ummahaldasu, see Ummanaldas.
of dBamti-ere^ Sarg.St. II
p.
1
KB
IV,
Um-ma-ah(?)-nu, wi. of Milk-uru,

85,
84.
TA83,
53.
84,42.
60.
. . .
86, 24(?).
U(.SVzw>ma
h mutir
.,
JADD
sd
807, R.
22.
*Ummanaldas,
da$u,
9.
U-ma-a-di, or U-ba-a-di
piiti
varr. Ummahaldahi, UmmanhalUmmanaldasu etc., see also Hum(El.)
mar
Zarri,
HABL 600,
El.
bahaldaSu
s.
*U-ma-ah-ku (Old-Pe. Vahauka, f. of Aridumanis, Beh. 1 1 1

*U-ma-ku-is-tar
(Pe.
Maukka)
El.
of Attametu, Abp.:
p. 181;
VII, iu; G. SMITH,
(III R 40).
UvakhSatara,
of
Makti-
Elamti, king of Elam, succeeded Indabigas, captured

II,
KB
p. 268;
sar
>"~ at
tarra, Gr. Kuactpr]c;)
by Ashurbanipal
Beh.
43,
ci,
Cyaxares
(III
king
Media,
93
1.
Um-ma-hal-da-a-su,
p. 20).
HABL 462,
5, 23,
17
(WSml.
24
39. 40).
280, R.
17.
28l,
R.
1, 2,
(IV
*U-mas-tir-a-su,
K. 974.
(El.)
2.
no. 2).
*Um-ba-da-ra-a
h
Um-ma-lial-da-su,
HABL
280, R,
2*.
1010,
gi$ru(MAH)$a (Teumman
Elamite envoy, Abp.: B,
III
Sar) '""'Elamti,
III
R.&
3.
31,
IV
os;
33,
VI
4i,
50
(KB
(I,
II,
pp. 248. 256);
4.
5.
Um-man-hal-da-$n, HABL 478, R. e. Um-man-al-da-a-se K. 6366. IIIR 31, IV ?s.

t
IIIR
f.
37, 'a.
of
Abp.:A,IIIR22, VI 9 o; Ann. VR6, Visa.
Ummanigas
p. 206.
the Elamite
king),
6.
Um-man-al-da-hi, K. 4275. Urn-man- al-das, KK. 2833. 3085. II R 66, no. Us. IIIR 36, no. i, V 24 IIIR 37,7ob.
.
KB II,
*Um-ba-hab-u-a
Abp.: A, V46,
68, 75, 79,
119,123;
2.
VI
33;
VII
37,
(van Am-, see
KB
(VR
of
II,
5),
p.
196,
47, 51, 59, 69

;
IX
115 ;
Ann. VII
9,
23, 27,
n.7; El.) Abp.:
Ann. Vis
in
Elamite
7.
8.
counter-king
das.
the time
Ummanal-
X e, 17. Lay. 86, 7. ss, 51 Um-man-al-da-su, K. 2656. Um-man-al-da-si, Abp.: A.

Ann. IV 112; VII iu (KB
Ill
R 22,
VI
17
*Umba-kidin(n)u
1.
V
II,
2, 11, 17, ea, 69, 01,
in; Cyl. C,
2.
Um-ba-ki-din-ni
III
Um-t>a-fo-di-ni,llABL 425,6. 775, R.7. 777,7. '"" f h Hi-da-li, nagiru Sa

t
p. 268).
Bu. 91-5-9, 115.
KK. 359
s.
(IIIR 37, no. IV; SMITH, Keil1364, rev.

s.
37, 47 a.
(El.)
is, 21
schriftt. II, p. 51).
2656,12,15:
^m-hu^^-lu-ma-'
of Attametu,
ie.
3097.4457,
i:
b.ofTamIll
HABL 281,
mat
22,
R.
(IV
R 45,
E!.
no.
2).
462,
3.
maritu. 4482. 4483. 4536. 9774.

39
s.
37,
*U-mi-da-ar-na-' (Pe.
Vidarna,
Mitarna, Gr.
44, 45
b.
b.
71
T8dpvi]<;, Ar. 53"n^
APO)
of Teumman,
dasi,
of
b.
Tammaritu and Un-
Par-su-a-a, a general of Darius, Beh.
IIIR
37,
(III
R 39>
>
*Um-man-am-ni
Vivana, El. Mimana),
II
(El.)
*U-mi-ma"na-
(Pe.
37,
71
b;
72
b, gs.
of Um-man-al-da-si.
T. XLIII.
24 I
*Ummanappa (El., cf. Am-ba-ab-ba Im-ba-ap-pi). 1. Um-man-ab-ba, HABL 949,1 (83-1-18, 112) s. of Ur-ta-ki, b. of Tammaritu and Ummat
5-
Me-na-nu, Chron.
B III
J6, ie,
o, 26, 2
HABL
289,8 (K. 312). *Umman-8ibar (El.; cf. ROST, Untersuch.,

( I8 97),
MVG II
R
45,
niga$\
2.
Um-man-ap-pa, K. 2867,
schriftt. II,
P. 130, n. 3)
,
20
(SMITH, KeilIII
1.
Um-man-H-bar
no. 2). 460,
8.
p. isq.).
II,
Abp. B:
HABL
1
281,
(IV
31,
2.
IV
3.
170,
so, 90
(KB
(B. C. 646?).
5.
p. 246).
Um-man-ap-pi, KK.
Um-man-h-bir,
HABL 792,
RANKK,
2642. 6366.
*f
Um-mat-ha
*Ummanhaldasu, see Humbafyaldatu. *Ummanigas (see also Humbanigat;

s.
.... (Eg.?, cf.
Material, p. 38),
JADD
El.)
f
7 6 3 ,5.
(cf.
of A-me-dir-ra, revolted against naldas:
Ummaf
Ummi-a-bi-a
LgA ?1^t
p. 94f), 82-3-25, 135,
NOLDEKE, VI 3 (spec.).
sold.
21.
Beitrage,
1.
Um-man-ni-gaS,
s. s.
HABL
280, R.
njmmi-i-',
ie.
of Ur-ta-ki,
of Um-ba-da-ra-a, see Humbanigat. b. of Tammaritu and Umma-
JADD 312, 3 slave Ummi-sede(?), JADD 469,

,
Um-sibu-ilna( UD-VII-KAN-AN-a-d)
ardu
ta
nappa, king of Elam., succeeded
Teum-
mar
tarri,
. .
JADD
360, R.
6
<?
(B. C. 680).
II,
man:
2.
Um-ma-ni-[ga$\, K. 1541 (W.Sml. p. 23)
K. 4793, Um-mas(bar) ., U-na-gi, or Adad-na-gi

.
(WSmL
p. 69).
HABL
3.
998,
5.
JADD
;
186, R.
(B. C. 674).
Um-man-i-gas, Abp.: A, III R 23, VII 46 Ann. Ill 44, 100, IBS; IV 3, is; VII 22. HABL 290, 9,
R.
2.
*U-na-mu-nu (Eg.,
cf.
STEINDORFF,
Abp.: A,
BA I
p. 350;
RANKE,
tar
"l
Material, p. 36:
t
Wn-'Imn)
1 99;
1127,
9.
KK.
34, 62.
1,
1364. 1541,5 (WSml.II,
Na-at-hu-u
II,
Ann.
97.
p. 23). 2674, 2,
2867,
20.
II
Abp.B:
89 33
J
III
R3
IV
III
so, 90;
III
R 66, no. II R 33, Vleo,

86,
G.
8-
KB
p. 162.
*U-na-sa-gu-su (Gr.)
VII 13,
15, 28, 33J
R 37,
32 a, 433, 24 b, 29 b,
tar m ^Li-di-ir
king of Ledron, Esarh.:

no.
i, 13.
b; IIIR
II,
38, 29 a, 30 a, 34 a.
Lay.
V 24 R 48,
(I
Ill
R 16, 24 a.
(KB
II,
Ill
KB
s.
pp.
246264.
Abp. A,
III
27,
132).
Abp.: Rm. 3,
cf.
II so
pp. 150,
of Um-ba-da-ra-a,
22,
240).
VI
s.
90.
*Un-da-du
III 97;
(El.,
of Urtaki, Abp. A,
IV
h
35, 66, 70, 83.
zi-it-li-ru,
Ha-an-da-da) an Elamite, HABL 281, n
(IVR
4-
Um-man-i-ga-a^Y^^^Q.i-^ 225,7 (WAFII,

'
p. 17).
d
5-
Um-man-ni-gas K. 2632.
,
time Ashurbanipal. *Undasu (El., abbreviated from a fuller name, see JENSEN, VI p. 223; cf.tfuw45, no. 2),
WZKM
b.
6.
Um}-man-ga-a$, WINCKLER,
ZA
WAF
II, pi. II, 7 ,
ban-unda$a, and the place name Durs.
I,
p. 526.
;
Um-ma-ni-ia (hypocor.
75,5)
cf.
Um-ma-na-a-aREXVII,
1.
Undast] of Teumman,
of Tammaritu and
Um-
manaldat:
214,
i
HABL
(time Ashurbanipal).
Un-da-su, K. 4500. IIIR 33, VII

Un-da-si,
15, 18.
is.
*Umman-menanu
(El.;
abbreviated Menanu,
cf.
2.
KK.
7566. 13282. IIIR 33, Vile,
JENSEN, VI, pp. 217, 221) ' Sar m ntElamti, king of Elam, 6.0.692689, brother of Kudur-Nahundi:
1.
WZKM
3.
\Un-da-~\a-si,
,
K. 13440.
of Di-a-si,
*U-ni-ri-ta
f.
JADD
806, L. E.
p. 54)
a.
Um-ma-an-me-na-mt,Senn.:Raw.u (IIIR 14);

Tay.
Un-qi-e, better *Bar-za-qi-e (K-U,
AR,
3|
21;
VI u (IIIR
41. 42).
2.
3.
4.
Um-man-me-na-na, K. 2620, 12. Um-ma-an-mi-na-a, K. 5217. Um-man-mi-na-a, K. 12995.

i.
R.^ (B.C. 68 1). *f Un-sar(sar)-d(t)i... (Eg.(?), cf. RANKE,
JADD
269,
Material,
p. 38),
Un-za-hu-ur
JADD JADD
,
763, R.
783,
a.
8.
No.
3'
242
Unzarhu-lstar\Un- z'a- ar-hu\ hi-
KNUT TALLQVIST,
XV]
h
4.
Bull
34;
amel
128,
urqi,
7
JADD
600, R.
rhb
ki-sir,
Pp.
IV
54.
Cypr. --
II 23
(IIIR n); Khors. 144;

p. 74.
KB
II,
(B.C. 655).
*Up(?)-pa-am-ma-a (Med.)
Un-zir-hu (abbrev.)
h
al
Ha-ta-su (lil}-na-a, Sarg. A,
II
is.
Sangu sd "TaSmetu 255, R. *
(KURNUN), JADD
*Up-pa-ra-a-a (Mit), Boghazkoi, *Uppis, Uppite, see Arpis.

*U-pu-u,
MDOG 35,
p. 28.
Unzirhu-Asur
h rab ki-sir
1.
mS 'Gil-za-na-a-a
isi.
B. C. 829, Shalm.
Ill;
mar
Sarri:
F).
54,
Ob.
U-qu-u-a
--
KB
I,
p. 148.
Un-zir-hu-AS-sur,
621, R,
no.
15
JADD 361, R. ,o (Ep. R 50, no. 3, 30 KB IV, p. (HI

;
(cf.
U-ku-ia)
6.
JADD 405,
*U-qu-bu
XX;
Ep. F).
2.
Un-zir-hi-AS-$ur,
BO
JADD 327, R.
(III
R 47,
*f
JADD
U-qu-bu-tu
98,
(cf.
2,
R.
(Ep. Z).
d; Ep. N).
SE-qu-bu-ta
3,
BE
VIII,
i,
47,
i)
3.
Un-za-hu-AS-hir>
JADD
312, R.
7.
JADD
U-qurÂdad
1
222,
Upahhir-Bel
"Bel gave strength" (NIGfN-N, NIGIN-hir-ra-EN, III R i, V 19, var., NIGIN-ra-EN, K. 241, X 7)
7
JADD
JADD
354,
5.
1
Uqur-ahe (U\Uq-qur-PAP/> ,
4,
cf.
Ahi-uqur)
K. 241, X
no.
(spec.).
i,
$a-ktn
al
A-me-di, Epon.,
no. 4,
IG.
R. ^
B. C. 705, III
5, s).
2.
R V i9 Cf. HABL
i
(II
R 69,
R.
ub;
z. 2.
B. C. 644?).
(KB IV, p. 148, no. XVI; Sd Sepa, 105, R. G (Ep. Z).

cf.
!
168,
200,
732,
U-ra-a-a (perhaps gentil.,
U-ra)
201,
424,
(BA
IV, p. 539).
JADD
Ura-imitti
1.
261,
4,
slave sold.
K. 5507. Sm. 1189.
(OBa.)
JADD 446, R. 9 (Ep. Q). d Upahhir-Nusku (KIL- PA + KU) "Nusku gave

s.
of
Zi-si-i,
*URU-ra-2AG.Lt/,Chron.KI,R.B. Chron. KIIi.

ÛRU-ra-i-mit-ti, Chron.
2.
I,
R. n. Chron.
strength"
f.
KII4.
Neb.
I
of Nusku-ibni,
III
10,
Nippur,
4.
II
is;
U-ra-as ____
HABL
1125,3, with Indabigas.
[].
U-pa-qa
..... , h saknu,
JADD
857, III
"Uras-iddina (*IB-SE-na) d of
s.
Ea-qarrad( GVD]-ilani,
,s .
CBR
30,
14
Upaqa-ana-Arbaili "I
wait for Arbela"

d
(B.B. 680). 31,

Uras-!i-|a
Epon., (B.C. 627?):

1.
U-pa-qa-a-na-IV-AN,
ti-pa-qa-ana-IV-AN,
2.

VIII, p.
e.
s.
of Esaggtl-ser, B.C. 711.
KK.
2678. 2683
12.
(IIIR
2).
3.
ti-paq-ana-IV-AN,
MVG
1 1 1, 19.
U-pa-qa-ana-lstar
(XV)
"I
wait for Ishtar"

111,26 (Ep. P).
2.
:!:
"l
Ni-nu-a,
f.
JADD
261, R.
/^.
MVG VIII (1903), p.

d U-paq- lstar (abbrev.) d U-paq- Sa-mas (abbrev.)
Ur-ba-ga-ge (Sum.),
of Ki-lul-la
HABL 843,
2].
IV R 35,
Ur-ba-a-a
no.
2, s; cf.
THUREAU-DANGIN,
SAK
"IwaitforShamash"
277,
6.
P- I94/5(cf.
HABL 410,
U-pa-qu
2.
[441,
OBa. Ur-ba
7
BA VI,
3,
p. 72)
(abbrev.)
HABL
CBR,
I,
30,
JADD
*Ur-ba!-la-a
359,
(cf.
(B. C. 680).
(B.C. 680). 31,3. 32,1.

*U-pa-as
l^^ >> JbJf

ZA
G.
crib rum;
f.)
Cilic.
mar
Kap-si,
Tigl.
IV:
Ann.
OppaXcc, SACHAU,
iei;
VII, p. 97
Epigr.
3.
PSBA
XVIII
JADD
Ann.
908,
153;
(1896), p. 159, no. 7,
B,
^Tu-ha-na-a-a, Tigl. IV: 59 (II R 67; IIIR 9,53. KB II,

Epigr.,
~
*U-pi-e-ri, U-pi-ri
(^?)
sea,
pp. 20. 30);

ssi;
PSBA XVII
(1896),
$ar Dilmun, Sarg.: Ann.
XIV
20;
p. 159, no.
5, 2:
of w at Tu-na-a-a.
T. XLIIT.
Assyrian Persona] Names
243
Ur-Belit- muballitat- mituti
(
Ur- dNIN-
TIN- D UG.
See
also
GA)
s.
THUREAU-DANGIN,
Urfc-Telup)
4,
,
SAK,
pp. I86sqq.
b.
of Sa-a-mi, LO. 103, I, 6,

15, 24, 33, 38,
i
of Takil-ana-iltiu, Melis.:
II, 8, 11, 19;
*Ur-hi-ia (Mit, hypocor., cf.

s.
17, 38, 44;

;
III,
25
5,
14,
of It-fc-ib-Sar,
CT
II 21,
IB.
46
IV,
7,
11, 16, 25, 35J
V,
(KB
*U-ri-ia-a (cf. Bi.
n-y)
sold (B.C. 68
cf.
1).
III,
I,
p.
S 6ffi).
JADD
150/4
(B. C. 679).
1.
59, 7 ,
Ur-da-a
//
(cf.
{7r</)
?tf/4:tf,
JADD
*Urik (possibly Iran.,
'OpiKoq),
57.
Qu-u-a-a
II,
*Ur-da-ma-ni-e (Eg.;
formerly read Tandamane and identified with Tenotamon of the

Stele,
cf.
V-rtikt
Tigl. IV:
KB
i
p. 20.
9, 51).
2.
ti-ri-ik-ki, Tigl.
IV: Ann.
(IIIR
Dream
p.
see STEINDORFF, Altag. Vokal.

s.
BA
,KBII,
I,
p. 30.
3.
RANKE, King of Egypt and Ethiopia,

356;
sisters
34
Ur-ri-ia-ik, Tigl.
IV: Ann.
8 7.
p. 36)
*U-ri-im-me-i
l
of Sabaku,
II 22, 29,
son of Tarqii, Abp.: Ann.

2.
Hu-rik-na-a-a, Tigl. IV: Ann.

9, 54.
151
(IIIR
(VR
45.
KB
- -
II,
pp.
66.
68); III
72);
KB
5.
29,
3,
no.
III
i, 4, 9;
K. 13726
(OLZ
I,
Rm.
*U-ri-sa-a
= A-ri-sa-a
II,
p. 30).
q. v.
mar mimmaSu, Abp.

63, 69.
A, IIIR
HABL490,
*Ur-hi-li-ni,
K. I3H7(J).
17,
I 52J
II
(cf.
see Irhuleni.
*Ur-da-a-nu
Bi. fiTiK?)
:
Ur-ki-me-e, or
Likkime
6.
JADD
Ur-di-i,
s.
743, R.
JADD
f d
97, R.
(cf.
Urda, Urdu}
Ur-kit-ila-a-a
of Su-su-u,
JADD
259,
9;
320, R.
(B. C. 691).
JADD
232,
7,
Urdu
1.
Ur-du,
JADD
16.
333, R.
E.J
(B. C.
JADD JADD
f
5, 3
(B.C. 667).
648?)- 355, R. 6. [377, 4] (B. C. 664?). 415, R. 10 (KB IV, p. 104, no. II; B. C. 734?). 623, R. E.j (IIIR 46, no. 4). 752, 15. 922,
894,
3.
Ur-kit-tu-duri
ardu $a pani ektll/i, h R.J. nuhatim 464, *$paru, 357, R. s. bit Hi $a bit d Nabu, 640, R. , 7 (KB IV,
12. 13.
IV
931, R.
JADD
779,
2,
slave sold.
MVG VIII p.
1 1
1, 2
(B. C. 627).
p. 156, no.
XX;
769,
G.
B. C. 664?).
*rab
ki-sir,
f d
JADD
619,
9,
wife of A-a-e-nu-u (Ep.
S).
325, R. ts (Ep. A"). 394, R. ,3

f.
.
*(rhb] h-lap-pa-a-a,
f d
Ur-kit-tu-ri-sat (abbrev.)
JADD
JADD
13, II
619,
11,
slave sold (Ep. S).
of Marduk-ertba,
311, R. E.
6.
4.
Ur-ki-[tu-ri?]-me-in-ni
7
2.
Ur-di,
JADB4,
II
9.
JADD
623,
HABL 494,
R.
9.
(Ep. A). *Ur-hMi-ni, see Irhuleni.

*Ur-hi-Tesup (Mit; in Cassite text,
s.
s.
*Ur-ku-u-ku-u-a, K. 1936.
Ur- d Lugal-banda (Sum.)
BE XV,
p. 45)
d
d
s.
of Ur-nigin-ni, duptar, Capp.
RA
i.
of Mursil, of Muttallu,
(Sum.)
d
MDOG 35, p. 52. MDOG 35, p. 20.
Ur- NIN.IB,
king of
35, no. h
Isin,
(IVR
d
5, i)
Sumer and Akkad OBI 18 (SAK, p. 204).
Ur- d Engur
f.
UR.RA(?)-ga-mil,
706,
4.
A.BAmar sl Ni-nu-a, HABL

2
of D^<n-g^, Chron. K I, R. 5, ancient Sumerian king of Ur, IR i, no. 1,1; no. 2,1;
no.
3, 3;
8, 3;
Ur-nim-ri-ia(?),
*Ur-ri-ia-u(?)
K. 4270,
R. E.
/
(KGAS
52).
no. 4,
e;
;
no.
5, 5;
i
no. 6,3; no. 7,3;
no.
I
no. 9,
i,
no. 10,
,
R 68, no. 1 8 IV R 35, no.

No.
i.
i,
(KB III i, pp. 76 ff.). 12, 15, 22 (KB III, 2 pp.94ff.) 4 (KB III i, p. 78, no. 9).
JADD
Ur-ru-da
68,
(B. C. 645?).
JADD
661,
11.
31*
244
*Ur-ru-ti
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
CIS
br.
II,
17,
STEVENSON, Contracts,
no.
4,
$d '"^Har-zi-nu-u, Sarg.
*Ur-sa-a,
*Ur-si
A,
II, 33.
1.
ywx,
U-si,
2ttnn
APO;
see also A-u-si-}
JADD
712,
3.
See
also
Rusa.
"^Gi-in-ku-uh-ta-a-a, Shams. V: Ann.
Ill 58
2.
229, 3 (IIIR 46, 46 c; B. C. p. 124; 680), slave sold. U-si-a, 316, 2, slave sold.
JADD
KB
IV,
JADD
(IR
*Ur-si-ni-e
3 o).
JADD
Zanu, b. of Ap-li-uk-nu,
359, R. I4 (B. C. 680).

U-sa-ti,
h tur-ta-nu
HABL
U-sa-tu
(cf.
BE XV),
abbrev. from
Mar-
144,
13.
duk-bel-usate, DELITZSCH, BA VI, i,p. 143. h U-sa...., $a kub$e(t], JADD 247, 3, slave sold.
U-sal-li
*Ur(^>?)-sa-ha-lu
f.
of
Zi-li-ia,
VS,
I,
109,
e.
(abbrev.)
s.
of I-sin-na-a-a,
Sarg. Stone III
10.
*Urtaqu
1.
(El.)
KB
f.
Ur-ta-ku, ha-ta-nu
Te-um-man, son-in-law of Teumman, IIIR 37, ica, far m " tElamti, king ^ ^ O of Elam. succeeded Humbahal'
IV, p.
60.
II 20.
of La-ba-lu, Sarg. Stone

p.
1
KB
IV,
60.
.
das
II,
B. C. 675, brother of
HumbahalTammaritu,
*U-si-ha-an-sa
'
(Eg.,
RANKE,
Material, p. 36)
das and
Teumman,
father of
JADD
763,
4.
Ummanappa and Ummanigas,

918,
2.
2.
HABL
62 (III
Usur(/W>ma-ma-a-te "Keep the oaths!"

Nasir-ma-ma-a-te]
cf.
(or
K. 6366. Sm. 1879.
Hu-iiia-nia-a-te),
Ur-ta-ki,
KK. 2642.
15, 20.
2672. 2674,
2, 34,
R
s.
JADD
264, R. 3 (B. C. 688).
37, 43 a). 2867,
4542.
Ill
3 440-1
3
I,
R7
*U-sa-na-hu-ru (Eg.,
RANKE,
Material, p. 36)
IX,
6.
Ill
R
82
;
19, III
97.
IV 1G,
244
,44.
2S, 64, 66,
76, 77, 79, 81, 83, 91, 93
(KB
II, p.
fif.)',
HI
R
II,
of Tarqu, the king of Egypt, captured by Esarhaddon, Esarh. S, R. 43.
33,
3.
VI
IIIR37,43 a.
i.
VR 3
U-sa(-an)-ni-ilu
Ur-ta-gu, Chron.B, IVis. K. i54i,i(WSml.

p. 23)
83-1-18,695,11120.
JADD
}
I77.L.E. /(Ep.W).
12 I:
= HABL 998,
KK.
II,
amel-'* narkabti
200, R.
(B. C. 667).
4.
Ur-ta-gi,
3051,2
(KG AS
m Usbula, in Bit- Us-bu-la,

76).
13225,4
*Us-bar-ra,
TA
~
(WAF
5.
37,
25,
Nippur, III 5. messenger of the king of
Neb.
p. 17).
10.
Ur-tag,
HABL 295,
Alasia.
al
*Us-hi-it-te/ti,
~ m a1 Tu-na-a-a,
Tigl.
IV: Ann.
II,
153
U-ru-"Malik,
Rev. Sem. 1897,
p. i66(I).
(III R 9,
53)
B 59
(II R 67. KB
pp. 20. 30);
*U-ru-mil-ki (Ph., ^bianK)

"l
Epigr.PSB A XVIII (1896),

II 50
p. 159, no. 7,1.
Gu-ub-la-a-a, Senn.: Tay.
(IR
38,
50);
*Us-pi-a,
A-us-pi-a (Mit.,
see
UNGNAD,
Dilbat,
King
*Urzan
II
78.
U-ru-sa(?)-lu(?),
(cf. &l
K. 241, VIII
ai
32
(spec.).
Ar-za-na)
Mu-sa-sir\ Mu-sa-sir-a-a
i.
:
p. 13), patesi of Ashur, founder of the d temple of Ashur, $angu Asur, Shalm. I, KAHII, 13, III, 33. Esarh. KAHI I, 51,
II, is.
7.
$ar
1.
MDOG 21,
II 20 (I
pp. 30, 34, 38, 48;
25,
Ur-za-na,
HABL 409,
891,
4.
1048,
Sarg.:
p. 62);
350, 403,
P- 33-
Ann.
Cypr.
423.
123, 126, 128;
I 39
Khors. 72 (KB II, th 300, 346, (IIIR n); VIII

,
*Us-pi-na (identical with tt-pu-u-i-ni q.
v.)
Shams. V:
R 30),
JIN
governor of
p. 377).
Nairi.
Seal-inscription,
p. 130.
see
ZA
from
I,
p.
45
fif.;
*Us-ra-a (perhaps Iran.,
XIV,
2.
3.
Bilinguis
Topzaua,
$d mht Tur-ab ?
. .
nu, Sarg.:
A,
II
,
27.
3d
al
Ka-
ZDMG
58, p. 834.
2.
th an-za-ba-ka-ni, Sarg.: VIII
47.
HABL 768, Ur-za-an-na, HABL 1079,

Ur-za-na- a,
Ur-za-ni, 81-7-27,46.
>
K. 13147.
4.
Us-sur-a-na^Marduk 1
f.
of Marduk-uballit,
gf.
i
of Marduk-nadinp.
4.
ahe
Ar. docket
BM. 96947,
p.
(AKA
388;
cf.
*Usi
(WSem.,
cf.
Bi.
wnn,
MVG VIII,
108
sq.).
T. XL1II.
245
*Us-ta-a$-pi
(Pe.
Vtttaspa,
El.
MtttaSpa,
Gr.
Zaba-ah-iddina
***Zarba-E&-SE*M
f.
of Darius, Beh.
r1
'
i,
64, 65, co
(III
JADD
738, R.
7.
39. 40).
Za-ba-iqisa
*U-su-ru
HABL
Ta-dir-ru-ta, Tigl. IV:
441,
is, is.
$a
Ann.
1
102.
*Za-ba-du (cf.Bi.iar)
Ut-napistim(27-&>#); inhabitant of Surippak,
escaped the flood,
IV R
43,
1, z.
who IV R 44,
HABL
Zabaia
Bi.
1123,
5, 12.
IV 32-34, 41, 44, 48

48,
:|:
',
9, 12, 20, 21, 25, 44, 49.
CT 22
(hypocor.; cf. OBa. Za-ba(-a}-ia RPN), W, Pa. IST, t,appaioc) Za-ba-a-a, JADD
7,
10.
294, R.
olBarhalsud}, B.
h
.700.
h
Rm.
'
57,
29, p. 92. h rab *Ut-te-di (El.; cf. A-tu-a-di), qairt,

Ut-ta-ti,
Hit. tablet,
PSBA
R.
(KB
IV, p. 124. B. C. 679).

is.
mutirru
hal-su
K. 4457,
(IIIR37).
:i:
275, putu, sa Kl Ap-pi-na,
HABL
rab ali
2.
HABL
343,
U-tu-mu,
HABL
1032, R.
Za-ba-a-a-u (hypocor.)
*U-zak-ku
Tigl. IV: Ann. *Uz-bi- d
. .
JADD
55.
376, R.
5.
Zaban-iddina
p. 43, u.
r
Merod.
l
I:
DEP VI,
3,
?.
Za-ban-SE-na,
JADD
742, u.
*Uz(?)-(?)di-a-sa,
*U-zi-i,
Ta'annek
Za-ba-nu
,
th Ma-a-li, Sarg.: VIII
43.
'" 5i
Za-zu-ru-ra-a-a, Shamsh. V:
I,
III, GO (I
R3
1.
d *U-zib- En-lil
KB
20.
p. 182).
sukkallu, Susa 16, III
Zab-ba-a-nu
*U-zib-ia (hypocor.),
"l
mar Atrattat,
Nku.: Lo. 102,

p. 59.
JADD
h mukil
922,
7.
u (KB
IV, p. 82. KING,
BBS,
*Za-ab-da-a (Ar.
= xinr =
JADD
*U-zib-si-pak
f.
(cf. tf-zu-ub-H-paK) of Nabu-udammiq, Simb.: Lay.
apati,
ap8ac; cf. Zabadii) 179, R. 4 (III R 49, no. 5.
53,
29.
KB
s.
IV, p. 128)
17.
KING, BBS,
*U-zi-tar,
p. 103.
th
,
sd
Uz-na-'
(cf.
Bi. ^DTS)
Qa-an-ta-a-u, Sarg.: VIII JADD 893, R. 4.
45.
of An-ba-ru, h amel urqi, JADB 3, V, *Zabdanu (An; for NBa. texts, see TNB)
1.
Za-ab-da-a-ni,
JADD
b.
64,
R.
i,
(B. C. 672).
Uz-na-nu
(cf.
Us(s]-na-nu
260, R. s (III
BE
XIV)
2.
Za-ab-da-a-nu,
of Nabu-apal-iddin, the
JADD
R 48, as c).
DEP II,
3.
Bab. king,
Anp.:
Ann.
Ill, 20
(IR
23.
*U-zu-ub-si(-i)-pak(Sf/tf)(Cass.), Katilias: p. 93, I 3. ''rabu, CT 22: 46, 19.
KB
I,
Zab-da-a-nu\
h
p. 98). h
ka-sir,]&Efo 1141,^(6.
apati,
C.
*U-zii-ma-an-da (possibly Iran.)

~
709).
,
mukil
JADD
//.
675, R.
.
.
is.
al
[Sd]
th Ki-si-la-ha, Sarg.: VIII
46.
4.
Zab-da-nu,
VS
1,
100,
za
R.
.,
JADD
221,
TLs (Ep. W).

f
Wa-du-u[-uk]-ki,
TA
24,
IV es.
Material, p.
19),
5.
Za-ib-da-a-ni,
JADD
64,
/*
(B. C. 672).
"Wa-as-mu-a-ri-a (Eg.,
RANKE, by-name of Ramses II, Boghazkoi, IX (1906), col. 629.

Cap p. Tn.-D,
ki
,
OLZ
*ZabdI (Ar., hypocor.; cf. Bi. tnar, An îST 1. Za-ab-di-it JADD 86, 6 (B. C. 650).
2.
3.
APO)
Zab-di-,
Zab-di-i,
*Wa-za-wa,
~
LC
240,
25.
JADD 86, JADD 86,

742,
34.
9.
R.
2.
880,
II,
u.
irrihi,
amel *Wi-id-[a, governor of the city of Ashkelon;

al
JADD
R.
4.
mukil
apart,
i.
JADD 476,
of
s!
A$qaluna
3.
TA
325,
4.
320,
5.
3.
321,
5.
322,
4.
mar
384,
4
Zab-di-i,
e.
Zabdi,
323,
*Wi-ik-ta-zu,
324,
4.
s.
326,
s.
JADD
f.
(see Adad-ibni).
TA
221,
222,
162,
of Ma-su-ra-ni,
VS
I,
92,
2.
*Wi-is-ia-ri (Eg.?),
TA
71.
*Zab-di-ilu
"Present of the god"

Sargon
524,
(cf.
Bi.
Ar. nb-DT)
Za-ba-a
(cf.
Za-ba-a-d)
82-5-22, 144, writer to

Jrt
II.
Jfa
K. 4673.
No.
i.
"'Sabhani
HABL
2.
246
*Zab-di-lstarpfF) "Present of Ishtar" JADD 510, R. 6.
* f Za-bi-bi-e
KNUT TALLQVIST.
653(r), cf.
WEISSBACH,
53,
8 a).
OLZ
VI, p. 481
ff).
i
222
(VR
416, E. 702, R.n. 944,
OBa. Za-bi-bu-am T-D LC) SarratÂ-ri-fyTigLIV: Ann. 154 (III R 9, 54.

(cf.
(B. C. 650?).
KK.
193.
i.
931. 1345. 5467. 8379.

25,
7.
13092.
1
Rm.
TRep.
122,
s.
R.
7.
28,
7.
R.
6.
KBIT,
p. 30).
Tigl.IV: Epigr.
2.
PSBA XVIII
TNB,
IX,
s.
08,
i.
o.
114 A, R.
7.
181,
R.
1836,
no. 7, (1896), p. 159,

*Za-bi-da-a-a (Ar. hypocor.;
R.
201, R.
234, R.
i.
cf.
is.
Za-bi-da-a
R.
d
7.
253 C, R.
Pa. 8-PST)
*Za-bi-du (Ar.,
Bi.
k nasiku
JADD
h
752,
Nabu,
HABL
236E, R. 2. 25 1 A, h rab re e sa 272 C, R.ii. mar h nan336, R. 4.

I,
cf. Bi.
JvpnT Kt, Za-bu-du,
BE
TQT)
$a
-a-a,
gari, Esarh.: of Dam-qu,

III
I
CBR
30, 15 (B.C. 680); 31,

5.
ic.
HABL 969,
[290,
,o\.
h Uru ki
= HABL
*Za-bi-na-a (Ar.,
Gambuli, Sarg. Ann. K. 1550,17 (WSml. II

17.
254.
p. 30)
2.
Za-ki-ru,
a.
JADD
kalu,
JADD
851,
gu-sa-an-nu
"l
E-di-na,
BM. 102485,
21
1000,
cf.
n (KING, BBS,
p. 77, pi.
I).
Za-bi-na-
BE
IX, Bi. spar)
s.
of Iddina-Sarru,
p. 25).
K. 4740,
(WAF
II,
JADD 41,
*ZabInu (Ar.,
pT,
1.
(B.C. 671).
Za-bi(-f)-nu\ni
cf.
TNB, Ar. docket

no. 10)
3 , 9,
s.
STEVENSON, Contracts,
of E-s\ag-gi-li, h makisu(?) $a s!Ki-$ik-ki, Simb.: Lay. 53, 9 (KiNG, p. 102, pi. 20).
h
Za-bi-ni,
4, 7, 9, 12,
HABL 628,
R./7. (Ill
13.
R 48,
3.
JADD 336, no. 6; KB IV,

393,
s.
391,
3.
Za-qi-ru, Da-ra-ta-a-a,
no.
HABL 222,
i.
(V R 53,
alii,
p. 108;
B.
C 717). 392,
CBR
I,
4, 5, s.
394,
2.
K. 974.
mar Sa--al-li, e. i). B 19 (II R 67. KB IV: Tigl.

4. Za-ki-ri,
5.
of Bit-Sa
II,
p. 14).
Nshi.:
2,
King of
i, e.
Kisirtu,
Anp.
80-7-19, 113.
h
Ann.
2.
II 58 (I
Za-bi-nu,
k
R 21), JADD 25,

h
van: Za-bi-i-nL
252,
i
Za-kir-ru,
ma$-$u-u,
HABL
276, R.
Bi.
7.
(slave sold).
Za-ku-ri
329, R. & 586, R.
(B. 0.624?). 619, R./7.
(cf. OBa. Za-ku-ru-um T-D LC, Ar. TOT APO)
JADD 447, s (B.C. 683; KB IV, ka-sir, JADD 58, R. (8.0.694). p. 122). k mu-kil apate, of Lahiri (B. C. 670), JADD "rakbu h MU.GI (B. C. 645?) 625, JADD 24,
amelurqi,
a
5. 4.
JADD
f
176,
2, G
(B. C. 700).
Zakutu
see MEISSNER,
f.,
"The clean" (= SNa-ki--a OLZ I, col. 365 MVGVIII, m Za-ku-tu, VSIX, IX p. 236; cf. p. 96
221,
a,
<
slave)
Zabu, or
Sdbu
(abbrev., cf.Za-bi-uin-abi,-ili1fWN}
2)
Ill 29
(I
1.
J Za-kn-u-te,
83-1-18,45, ident. with

645,
2:
(2).
1.
King of Babylon (Dyn. A: Za-bu-nm, Nabd. br. Cyl.
2.
SZa-kn-tii,
JADD
zinniht ekalli of
69;
KB
2.
III 2, p. 86).
Sennacherib, daughter-in-law (kallat] of Sargon, mother of Esarhaddon; other
Za-bu-u, s. of Sumulailn, Chron. A, IV 2.
King-list B,
3;
name Na-ki--a.
Za-la-a(-a), see Sallaia.
Za-bi-um, Sarru, see Zab-za-nu, see Nurzanu.

3.
RPN.
5.
Zamama
......
HABL
1009,
ie.
Zamama-ah-usur
ther!"
"Zamama, protect he bro212, R. 8
Za-gu
.,
Ta'annek
s.
4,
R.
Za(vSVz?)-ha-a[r?J,
of ASir-emuqi, gs. of
9,
3.
Gaga-
ZA. MA. MA-PAP-PAP, JADD

(B. C. 687).
danum, Capp. G,
*Za-ha-tu-tu
*y&0-j*> (B. C. 698),
Zamama-eres
JADD
328, R.
7.
ZA.MA.MA-KAM-e$, JADD
ZA.MA.MA-SU\eri-ba
spec. 61 1, R.
259, R.
6.
Za-ib-da-a-ni, see Zabdanu.
Zamama-erlba
d
83-1-18, 695, XII 4,
Zakiru,
orZaqiru
(abbrev., ci.Nabu-za-kir^-hwi)',
also in OBa.,
NBa. and Cass.

s.
texts,
see
HABL 326,
6.
'
R.
i,
3.
JADD
JADD
[471,
h
R.
*/.]
T-D LC, TNB, BE XIV)

i.
642, L.E.
as Epon. R.
mukil
R.
*
Za-kir, Bu. 89-4-26,
HABL
137,
(B. C.
apate $a
mar
sarri,
477,
T. XLill.

h
247
Sal$u,
6
JADD
202, R.
(B. C. 670). 377,

16
3-
Zaru-u-ti-i,
JADD
49,
4.
atu,
JADD 477,
mar
a.
R.
(B. C. 664). 470, R.
(B. C. 663).
R.
h
7.
mukil ( ma ' a *) apati (Sa
Zamama-sum-iddin
d
"Zamamahas given
Sar
"' ht
Sarrt)
.
a son!"
(B. C.
667-664),
115,
h
JADD
h
1 1
5,
R.
200, R.
King- of Babylon (Dyn. C), aboutB. C. 1176:

1.
[247, R.6]. 439, R.^.
rab ki-sir mar Sarri],
ZA.MA.MA-MU-AS,
Karduniat,
4.
JADD
mar
5.
R.
(B. C. 664?). 439, R.,.
contemp. with Ahir-dan of Assyria, Synchron. II, 9 (II R 34, no. 3).
2.
3.
Zaru-u-te-i,
Sarri (B. C. 663

h
\
ZA.MA.MA-MU-MU,
cf.
King-list A, II
III
Zaru-ut-i,
[*ZA.MA.MA}-MU-SE-na,
R 38,
rab ki-sir Sa mutir puti la ), JADD 470, R. *>. h mukil "lclkak apati, JADD 425,
110.2,1;
R.
16.
rab ki-sir\
JADD 471,
//.
E.
9.
>.
//.
WAFI,
852, II
(cf.
p. 535..
6. Zaru-ut-ti-i,
JADD
573, R.
630,
rab
Za-na-na-[a (cf.
Mar-Za-na-na
i.
Dilbat)
7.
ki-sir (B. C. 664?),

Zaru-ti-i,
669/8).
JADD
4.
377, R.
JADD
*Za-na-sa-na
h
JADD
h
366, R.
472, n,
is
(B. C.
Za-an-za-mi)
"!
asu
JADD
Sarri,
1047,
630, R. *.
mukil
3.
hazanu $a
(IR46.
483,
3],
Pa-ar-tuk-ka, Esarh.:
II,
A IV
20
apati sa
8.
mar
JADD
5.
297, R.
KB
see
p. 132);
II,
C IV
4.
[83-1-18,
Zaru-u-te,
WAF
2.
JADD
p. 8.
Zarut-ili
Za-an-du-ru
Zant-ut-AN,
852, II
JADD
878,
2.
JADD
Zarutu
7,
*Za-nj-ia(e?)-bu,
Ta'annek
R. n.
1.
Zaru-u-tu,
h
JADD
sd
32, R.^-
(8.0.693 or 688).
891, ie. erib bit d Nana,
Za-an-za-nu, or Sansanu, q. v.
Za-an-zar, or Sansar (cf.Sansuru Za-a>i-rji-ri1N~R}
;
BI.LUL
be-lit Babili,
JADD
2.
Zaru-u-tu,
Nshi.:
HABL
774,
3.
"tatDi-ma-ma-a-a, Sams. V:
Za-an-za-ru-ru,
III 55
(IR3O).
3.
VSI,
36, III^.
4.
<l!
JADD
49.
782,
//
(B.
C. 66 1).
Zaru-ut,
JADD 476,
C. 668).
Ka//jaia,]ADD472,
2.
*Za-ar-da-uk-ku (Iran.), sd
"J
Ha-ar-zi-a-nu, Sarg.:
Bi.
R.
,2 (B.
VIII th
*Za-si(//;# ?)-[a,
Ta'annek
7,
R.
Za-ar-hi-ilu (cf.
SArb. bsmi,
cf.
rnr)
JADD 911,7.
*Za-ta-at-na (== Zi-ta-at-na, Sutatna qq.

"l
>
v.),
23.
amel
Za-rM (hypocor.,
Zerl]
s.
Gula-za-ri-likun\ see also

156, R.
3:
Akka k
',
TA
233,
4,
234,
s.
238,
HABL
cf.
Za-ri
49, R.
24.
*Za-
-tu-'-a (Pe.
Daduhya,
El.
Daddumanyd)
of Na-din-aplu,
(Iran.?,
HABL
Dar. Beh. in.

p.
*Za-ri-su
HUSING, KZ,
36,
565;
Za-za-a, var.
Zazaia
212,
12.
SCHEFTELOWITZ,
'~ at
ibid. 38, p. 275)
HABL
mSI Paf
h sakin
Hu-un-du-ur-a-a, Sams.
III
47.
B. C. 692,
JADD
20,
324, L. E.
"'Arpadda, Epon. i. [326, R. 20 ].
ar-sa-ni-a-a,
f
Sams. V:
III 46 (I
30).
Za-za-a
Zarpi (hypocor.)
1.
HABL 633,
JADD
208,
5.
R.
5:
wi.
of Tarasi.
Za-ar-pi, Sakinfu, B. C. 668,

Zer-pi-i, ibid.
1.
Zazaja, var.
Zazaku
2.
13.
Zaruti (hypocor.,
1.
cf.
Zarutu, Zarut-ili}
h rab
\~Za-za-a-a, Epon. B. C. 692, III R i, V 32, var. Za-za-a-ku. 36, p. 24. JADD 33.
MDOG
Za-ru-ti-i,
h
M.^^JADD328,R.// (6.0.698).
SAG,
R.
2.
3.
440, R.
G.
mu-kil apati $a
JADD
34,^
Za-za-ia, Epon. B. C. 692,
(B. C. 695).
3.
Zrt-^V, Epon. 6.0.692,

Za-za-ki,
JADD 189, R. JADD 158. R.E.2.

5.
2.
JADD 44, 5 (B. C. 670). h A.BA Zaru-u-ti, JADD 472, 8 [606, E. h $a * rab SA G, JADD 986, 1 rab karani R 47, R. E. sa biti essi, JADD 48, (III h no.6; KB IV, p. 140. 6.0.656?). rab ki-sir, JADD 815, R. Ills. h $alsu, JADD 912, of A$ur qatsu, JADD 711, R.
s.
of Gu-gi-i,
Zazaku, var. Zazaia

1.
*].
HABL 473,
Epon.
R.
20.
3.
2.
Za-za(-d)-ku,
B. C. 692,
JADD
286,
i,
R.
Za-za-az
4.
MDOG 36,
h
18.
p. 24.
5.
K 4500.
VII 8,
jiasan
ni >""
PU-la-te, Abp.: B, III
R 33,
f.
5.
No.
i.
248
Zazi
1.
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Za-a-zi-i,
mukilapati$a
s.
BLLUB, B.C. 688,

2.
2.
JADD Za-si-i, JADD

p.
1
239, R.
time of Esarh.). 965, R. so. JADD [196, R. 4]. KUL-DU-SI.DI, $a mat tam-tim, Chron. B:
p. 6;
III 3?,
5,2
12).
(III R 47,
no. 10.
h
KB IV,
3.
10; B. C. 7
h
252, R.
//.
mukil apate
236, R.
4.
KUL-kit-tu-SLDI,
time o{Esarh.',=JVa&u-zer-&t(ti-fo$ir. 965, R. 27.
HABL
3a
BLLUB,
is.
B. C. 688,
7.
JADD
4.
KUL-ZI-GIS,
JADD
127, R.
(B. C. 651?).
238, R.
240, R.
Zer-lisir (abbrev.)
1.
JADD
Zeri,
not,
12.
2.
KUL-GIS, s. of Nadin-ahe, JADD 880, KUL-SI.DI, JADD 440, 2 (B. C. 692).
1 9.
or Z#r/ (hypocor.)
.fcm-z,
Zer(J/wf)-qu-ru,
.
JADD
[86,
R.
//].
225, R.
9.
HABL830, 7
962, R.
2.
K.24I, IX?.
Zerua (hypocor.)
*A.BA,
JADD 48,
R.E.
2 (III
R 47,
no. 6;
//.
KUL-U-a,
1.
HABL 401,
h
2.
KB
1.
IV, p. 140; B. C. 656). 351, R.
Zer-ukln (abbrev.)
Zer-ibni (abbrev.)
KUL-DU, JADD
KK.
R.
,.
81, L. E.
,.
742,
17.
947,
s.
KUL-ib-ni,
s, 10, 15.
HABL
154,
4.
2
.
155,
*.
156,
2.
849,
1351. 4278.
mukil
apati,
JADD
418,
JADD
66 1,
444, R. A?
s.
of Arad-Ea, Merod.
I:
Susa
10,
14, 1
15.
(B.C. 660?).
(B. C. 663?),
IV, p. 136). 445, R. 12 anteI '*narkabti " l Da-na-a-a
(KB
2.
3.
KUL-ib-nu,
R.
HABL 849, R. van KUL-KAK, HABL 706, 1073, w.

2.
4.
1086,
h
3,
s.
JADD 259,
2.
928,
1?.
Sm.
518. B.
cf.
nagir
.718,
2.
3.
s.
of Bel-duri, of LabaU,
JADD 470, JADD 446,

39,
9.
i,
12, 10.
4.
HABL 472,
R.
ekalli,
HABL 984,
5.
4 , 10.
Canon A, Vc;
1098, II
C, III
Epon. w; D,IVi;
KUL-DU-in,
JADD
(KB
R.5
(III
R 46,
t
ir.d).
JADD
Zi
KUL-GI.NA, mar
IV
,
Kar-zi-db-ku
IV, p. 88).
Lo. 102,
#/<r AfrattaS, Nka.: Lo. 102,
15-17,
28, 33 2.
lu (KB
IV, p. 82.
KING, BBS,
is, is.
p. 59).
TA
338,
Zer-iddin (abbrev.) %
Zib-
ma, Epon. B. C. 904,
III
i,
7.
KUL-AS,
KUL-ialid,
HABL
1063,
Zi-ba(f)-a-a
(hypocor.) Zerija "
JADD
355,
i.
HABL 930,
2.
R.
3, 9.
JADD
d
430,
Zi-ba-ri,
K. 1546
= HABL 999,
XI
10
i.
(B. C. 685). 828,

s.
Zi-ba-tu, bit
Sm.
55,
(spec.).
of Kidin-Nana, erib
Nabu,
Nshi.:
Zi-ib-bu,
:;:
JADD
(Ar.,
633, R.^.
cf.
VS
s.
I,
36, III
is.
Zib-dj-i
hypocor.;
9.
Zabdi)
s.
oiKudurru, KING, BBS, p. 104, of Nasi-Marduk,
makisu, Simb.: Lay. 53,

pi. 22. h
33.
d d d
JADD
ZIB-ili-a-a,
215, R.
ZIB-eres(^TÂ?), 83-1-18, 695, XI,
9,
spec.
sukkallu,
Lo.
102,
p. 68.
83-1-18,695, XI,
10,
spec.
12,
IV 4.
s.
--
KB IV,
CT
p. 88.
KING, BBS,
ZIB-rim-an-ni, 83-1-18, 695, XI,
spec.
of Niirea,
10:
3, 15.
*Zi-da-a (Hit.).
Zer-lstar
1.
"Seed of Ishtar" KUL- dXV, JADD 257,

330, R.
9.
L. E.
(B. C. 670).
of Sin(J)-Tehip, see Zidqa, Sidqa.

f.
MDOG 35,
p.
19!
502, R. 3 (B. C. 676).

73, R. E.
,.
*Zi-i[-k]ar
(cf.
IDT,
king of
Hamath and
b,
2.
KUL-XV, JADD
R.
6.
74,
R.*
122,
PoGNON,
Inscriptions Semitiques, p. 158)
123, R. 4 (B. C.
680-682).
h rab ki-
mar
s.
Sarri,
TA 44,
3.
R 46 no. 9). h rab sir, JADD (III tipare (B. C. 683), JADD 447, R. s (KB IV,
327, R.
//
Zi-ki-ki, var. Zu-ki-ki
of Taba, Capp.
(hypocor.)
I 109,
5.
RA
2, 12 a,
sb.
p. 122).
s.
rab pil-ka-ni,
HABL
7.
5 12,
4.
Zi-li-ia
of Ahunu,
JADB
cf.
20, 1
VS
1
A.BA, VS I
06,
2, 3, 7, 12.
107,
9.
Zer-kitti-lisir (abbrev.,
i
.
Nabu-zer-kitti-lisir)
s.
08,
4.
KUL-kit-ti-SLDI, HABL 589, 3, R. s(WSml.II,
of Ur-M-ha-lu,
VS
I,
109,
5.
T. XLIII.
249
*ZMim-mi-ga
Zi(z?)-lu-lu,
(Hit.),
VS
I 107,
i,
r,
4. Zi-zi-i,
BM.
573,
103393, Case
s.
(CT
33:
17).
Capp. RA,
i
/,a, ib.
cf.
JADD
urqi,
597,3. 742,39. 875,4.
**w//
*fiarS',
'Zimrida
(<C Ziniri-Adad\
a, 4)
Zi-im-ri-e-id-da
JADD
851, II
A
366,
3.
(B. C. 669).
CT 4:
1.
JADD
83,
ZG.
h
A
mufir teme,
Zi-ini-ri-da, 333,
,
TA
103,
,
is.
106,20. 145,
43.
57,
3.
R. R.
R.
9.
/<?.
^
4.
(Jf
.
r^
kisir),
.
6 , 9.
vLa-ki-h ki
TA
149,
JADD JADD
/7.
253, 21
1,
288,
49,
&w~'Z*cs.
du-na,
11, G5.
TA
147,
GG.
151,
16.
309, R. 9 318, R. 9 361, R. 623, R. E. /. *SAG Sarri,

h
621,
JADD
,.
434 R.
amel
a!
tamkaru,
JADD
th
,
285, R.
/tf
2. 3.
Zi-im-ri-di,
La-ki-$d
k
',
TA
hl
329,
6.
rti
Zi-im-ri-id-di ,
h ha-za-nu
$d
Zi-du-na ki
s.
<u; Ann. io. Ap-pa-tar, Sarg.: VIII of A-u-idri, PSBA 30 (1908), p. 138,
TA
Zi-ni(li)
s.
144, 4 .
f.
(B. C.
Ep. N).
(probably identical with Zi-ni-ia) of Ki-an-ni-bu, A.BA, CT II, 21, 29,
of Upatthir-ilu,
(hypocor.,
cf.
JADD
446, R.
9.
so.
Zi-zi-ia
OBa. Zi-za-a-a RPN)
*Zi-ni-e-ni (El.),
A
G.
^?7 ($a ekallt),

(B. C. 687)
HABL
Zi-ni-ia
579,
(possibly
K. 4674,
Zi-li-ia,
R (III
cf.
37,
49).
= Zz^.
,
.
JADD
218, R./. 255, R.
,2
but
IO6
OBa.
Sin-zi-
Zu-u
.,
JADD
245, R.
nu-Su
s.
T-D LC)
*Zu-bi-si-id-qi
I,
;
(WSem.; perhaps *pis^S, or

Sou^trjX)
5.
cf.
of Bel-iddin,
c
VS
3,
7.
107,
23, 25.
Bi. bSQltf,
*Zi-ra-ia(?)
h
JADD
Ta annek
7,
4.
6.
R.
Su-ti,
Cf.
Zi-ra
.,
Ta
an-
Zu-bi-ir- ...
f.
nek
R.
5.
of
I-lu-lu,
Ta'annek
845, R.
4
5.
3.
*Zi-ir-daiTHa-as-da (Iran?),
TA
n,
7,
4.
234, n,
25.
Zu-hat-tim(P),
Zu-ki-ti,
JADD
Zi-rMa (hypocor.),
*Zi-ir-ia(zi'rt)-sa,
JADB
G.
better: Mil-ki-ili (see

4.
. .
K-U, AR,
p. 379)
Ta'annek
L. E.
Zir-rit-su 1$ Zer-edtittsu,
-Sangutsu?)
165, L. E. *Zu-li (?)-zu(r)-mi, s. of
JADD
Id-ha-ri-is,
VS
I,
HO,
10.
JADD 435,
:i:
i.
*Zulkia,
3,
9.
Boghazkoi,
OLZ DEP
13(1910), col. 292.
Zi-ir(?)-ta-si(?),
Ta'annek
cf.
3.
'
*Zu-me-e-a (Cass.)
*Zi-sa-mi-mi (Can.,
HOMMEL,
At),
p. 234, n.)
f.
otMeli-Hala,
(cf.
II,
p. 112, s; VI, p. 44.
TA
s.
'
209,
3.
210,
Zu-un-bu/bi
Zu-um-bu "The
i,
fly"
TNB)
h
Zi-ta-a-a (hypocor.; cf. J Zi-it-ta-a
TNB)
711, R. * (IIIR
JADD
201,
(B. C. 694).
of Asur-suin-nkin,
46,
71 a).
~
JADD
Zu-qar-ra-tnu,. better Ba$Na)-l>i-ra-i>iu,
irrihi,
*Zi-ta-na
(cf.
Bi.
al
fr^T;
Zi-ta-a-nu
Tigl.
IV:
Zu-ur
JADD JADB
.
294 R.
s.
.,
2, II 23.
Ann.
130)
20.
*Zu-ra-sar (Hit.)
TA TA
Zizi
1.
170,
amel
v.)
Ah-ti-rum-ma,
TA
319,
4.
*Zi-ta-at-na
(=
s.
Za-ta-at-na, Su-ta-at-na qq.
also *Zu-rat-ta, Zu-ra-ta (see

a-ti,
Saratum;
'
cf.
Sar-
235,
Saparoc;)
21.
*Zi-it-ri-ia-ra,
TA
cf.
211,
3.
212,
2.
213,
214, n(r).
(hypocor.;
Zi-e-zi-i,
h
Zi-zi-ia, Bi. XT^T)
TA 85, 245, TA 232,

.
44. 24, 81, 83, 41,
(HUel
al
Ak-kl M
2.
Zi-zi,
JADD atu, JADD

h
884 R.
h rab
2.
s.
*Zu-ta-ah-zi-pa(r),
*Zu-zu-ia~ (Mit.?,
Capp.
2, 3.
857, III
kisir,
cf.
Zu-za-a, Zu-zi-ia
TNB)
Zi-si-c,
santt sa
JADD 308,
R.
//.
s.
of Ir-ri-ki,
VS
I,
107,
6.
No.
i.
II.
List of Elements, Contained in the Personal
Names.
1.
Names
of Gods, Equivalents of the Deity, Temples, etc.
A-a to be read la,
and probably Aia in pure al cf. A-a-na-ta Ba.-As. names; 7<z,
Ia-na-ta-
A-a-halu
DTP),
= Ia-hahi\ =
cf.
=
cf.
JADD
646, 647, 651, 652,

epithets,
659
etc.;
well
i6f.,
cf.
supplied with
29: 45, 1924);
cf.
i.
CT
25:
h\
written:
WIM, WU,
Dili!-,
A-a-rammu
t
the masc.
dA-a
(=A-a,fa), Also to be read A(a,

-gamilat,
^}V. under A-a-, and A-za-na-a-a also dA-a A-a-u, Aia, la and lau. d cf. the masc. names under
cf.
names
See
A-a-.
the
masc. names under (Adda-}, Adad-,

Bi-,
Abdi-,
Buna-,
Daian-,
Dur-,
Emuq-,Erlba-, Gabbu-,
Izba-,
Giri-, Guli-,fapa(h}-,
laptih-, Iddin-, Ilu-, I$di-,
ISnianni-,
Itti-,
OBa. S dA-a-balnti,
Kidin-,
Kisir-,
Lei-tub atanni-,
-ta-di-nam, -ri-mi-ni, -ri-la-at, d T-D LC. JE-ri-il-tiA-a, -tallik,

(i.
Mannu-gir-,
Milki-,
Mannu-ki-,
Mannu-kima-,
Rimut-,
Sa-,
Sipti-,
Mudammiq-,
Samsi-,
Mulalliin-, Mutakkil-,
A-a-a
e.
Aia),
cf.
the masc.
name A-a-a-lu-
Naid-, Nnr-,
Ril-,
Qibit-, Qitti-, Qurdi-,

Sikilti-,
zubu-ili.
A-a-u, see lau.
Silim-,
Sil-,
Sam a-,
cf.
Sainh-,
Saniu-,
Sepa-,
Aba ("the father"), A-ba-ba-ni-im

d
A-ba(-d)-il(u);
cf.
OBa.
Suuuna-,
Uqur-;
16, ?;
2.
Tab-riginuitu-,
Udauiiniq(J)-,
VS
VIII,
14, 7,
-ha-zi-ir
A-da-di
23),
(cf.
(d)
T-DLC, A-ba-a-GAL RPN, Nur-, WaradA-ba-a, BE VI, pt. 2, RPN. Abda (cf. HOMMEL, Grundr., p. 167, n i), cf.
the
29: 45,
cf.
(Â-da-ad, CT25: the names A-da-di-
nirari
masc.
names
Ab(tAd}-da-bani,
Ab-
da-ilu, Ab$Ad)-di-idri, Abdi(i)-raina, d Ab-da-tabu, T-D LC, 62, 17.
OBa.
and SA-da-di-dalli\ 3. Ad- da, in the names Adda-dani, Rib-, Suin-Adda\ the hypocorr. Ad- da- a, Ad-da-ta cf. IX 127, 10) and JAd(cf. A-da-da-ia VS
da-ti;
idri,
cf.
4.
Ad-di,
cf.
(A-}Ad-di-i,
Ad-di-
Abi ("
d
my
(Bi.
father"), see List
II, 3.
Ad-di-ig-ri-tu-û
and
Rib-ad-di\
5.
Adad
il?i,
with
storm-god of Amorite origin, temples in Asshur (Anu-Adad-
OBa. Ad-di-liblut T-D LC; d IMCI (*Ad-du 25: 1 6, ie),
Ad-du
in Rib8.
in the ab-
temple),
cf.
town-god
228,
5,
(asib,
del)
cf.
of Anatu,
brev.
name Ad-du;
7.
6.
Ha-ad-da,
A-da-ia,
JADD
Dur-dBE,
120
JADD 500,11,
25:
16, 22: 16, 2:
:
}ia-ad-da',
Ha-di, in Sum-ha-di;
A-
Hallab,
d
cf.
Rm.
IM=U
274,
CT
25
da,
in
A-da$\ A-da-a^],
A-da-
Ttl-Ha-la-ab,
CT
d ll-
ia-tum
lm $a Ill, Mon. Hahan, Kakzi, cf. JADD 181, R. Kurban, cf. Rm. 120+ 274, etc.; appealed to in
Ha-al-la-bu, Shalm.
i,
II ST. d
(T-D LC), A-da-a-a-ii-tuin (PSBA 1907 Nov., pi. II 10); 9. Ad, in Ad-rafyau]
Hala-,
Rib-,
10. Id-di, in Id-di-i(T), Id-di-ia-a-tu,

I-di-i-,
oaths,
cf.
Manistusu,
CT
32: 4,
XII
31,
and Zimri-id-di\ u. Id, in 12. I-da, Id-ri-a-ha(-a}-u and I-di-iQ)',

T. XLIII.
251
in
Zimrida',
13.
Da-da,
cf.
the
names
Da-di,
in
d
ndi-dAl-la-a-a.
t
Cf.
1.
tfal-la-al-la- \
c.
A-ld-
under Da-da-,
14.
Bur-,
in
Han- and Sakan-\

15.
Dl-im and HUREK,

AI-la-tum,
Da-ad-da,
Bid
t
Bir-da-ad-da;
16.
in
Gtri-Da-di-',
17.
ki
ending an incomplete name,
JADD 627,
Da-ad-di,
d
(cf.
R.3.
AI-Nashu, see
Al-Si',
=
cf.
Da-ad-di-bela-ni\
Da-du
16,17),
Da-[d}u
IM Mar CT
Natyu.
'
25:
possibly in
see St.
Bi. TUSK,
Bu-un-sa-, and Da-du-ra-bi (T-D LC) d Ad-gi (a name of Adad in the land of -5//#,
Amanu, Amunu (the Egyptian god Imn,

Gr. Ap.p.cbv, d d
CT
d
25:
6,
19),
in
Ad-gi-ilu,
-sarru
Ad-gi-$i-ri-zabaddu (BE X, 55). d "A-du-hi, cf. Isdi- A-du-hi. Adunu (Ph. pa, He. -p-jx "the lord"), cf. the
and
A-ma-na, Â-ma-nu-um, A-ma-a-nu, A-ma-nu, cf. RANKE, Material, pp. 7, 44), in the masc. names A-ma-an-appa,
-hatpi,
TA
-hahr,
-mat a,
-.
//,
A-mu-nuMa-a-i-
tapunahti^^c.
301,13), A-mur-ti-Se,
WSem. and
ni\nu-.
d d
As. names under
A-du-na\
*A-ma-na(OLZi9Q6, col. 629), Hatpi-mu-nn, Pa-mu-nu (BEX 8 1,17) and Ur-da-ma-ni-e(j}.

Amba, see
A-E, see *Mar-blti.
Umman.
Q^),
cf.
Aguni, in
Abba-dA-gu-u-ni.
brother"), see List.
II, 3.
'Amm (WSem.
the masc.
Ah?
d
("my
Am-,
KING,
d
Am -ma-, Am -mi-,
See
also List
in
names under Am-mu- and

Bir-am-ma-a;
d
A[a (A-a,
A-a,
A-ia,
cf.
RPN,
hirtu,
p. 197, n. 2) (con-
Ham(nt)u-.
sort of
Shamash
6, 126; 10,23;
cf.
naramtu
7 p. 180,
31 ;
Amma
cf.
(probably = 'Amm],
II, 3.
Magic,
ZlMMERN,Ritualtaf., p.lO2;
Iriba-WAm-ma
BE
i.
XIV, Mar- dA-am-
kallatu,
Manistusu,
;
RA,
0X32:
pt. 2,
1,14,24; 4,
p. 88;
XI n, si VR62,
at
40, 42;
KB III,
VI, ma(-d) Amunu, see Amanu.
BE
pt.
worshipped
II
IR65,
Sippar and Larsa, cf. Code of Ham. II 23; among
"Amurru (the Amorite god; written dMAR. TU, for whose pronunciation as Amurru see
her 20 names, II R 57, 11 31 ab, is d GAL d for which reason I have put d GAL A-a, d but GAL q. v. in personal names is a male
REISNER, Hymnen, pp. 139, 141 f; ZIMMERN, KA, p. 433; RANKE, PN, p. 20 if., and *KUR. GAL "the great mountain" (= d En-lil
BList 7414);
cf.
god), occurs in
see
RANKE
dA-a in
OBa. fern, and masc. names, and T-D LC; A-a(-a) and the masc. names A-a-a-suzubu-ili
1.
in
the
Aramaic writing
c.
CLAY, BE X, p. ;f.; the identity of VIS, dMAR. TU and dKUR.GAL is affirmed by

the twofold writing of Bit-Pir -Amurri), cf. the masc. names under Amurru-, Pir- and
A-a-abbu, A-a-ahe etc. 'male god Aia or la.

Akdu
(cf.
may
represent a
Ar. plDB),
cf.
the masc.
names Ak-du.
.
Puzur-\
cf.
also the hypocor.

cf.
Amurrea.
p. 353f.),
cf.
lumur (TNB) and Ak-du-ud-ud-ga .(?). dSin mar Aku (a Sumerian god ru-\bi-e\
K. 145 1,
19, 51 a),
c
= CT 25
Ba.
Anat (WSem.,
'
Ph.
my, KA,
49, II
R 48,
sa
= CT
A-na-ti, J A-na-at-dalati,
Bur-a-na-te, OBa.
4:
19:
in
Sin-uballit
= Egibi,
A-ku-bani,
-ra-bi,
dA-ku-batila
=
d 40,
v
Bu-nu-a-na-ti
I
RPN, Zimri-ha-na-ta CT
chief
a,
16, 17.
-daianu Bu 88-5-12, 346,

Sin-nadina-aplu,
Alia, Alla'a
-SAG-AL-GI =
c d.
{>**
VS
VIII, 14,
Anu(m) the
god of heaven, the

in
god of the
first triad in the
Babylonian pantheon, wor-
V R 44,
52
shipped
209,
(probably to
p.
ZIMMERN, KA, seeHuBER, PN,
be conjoined with 1^, 354; for an other view
at Der, Neb.
20,
the temple E-dim-gal-kalam-ma I: 55, u, Esarh. 81-6-7,
VR
leo,
Surpu
II
and
in
the temple
p. 167, n. 12), written Al(-ld) in Al(-ld)-$arru, Al-tukla-nise(J); dAl-la in
OBa. Ur-Âl-la
AO
-f
5498
1 31;
RTllh
154,
VI
No.
20;
dAl-la-a in
Mannu-kl- dAlia;
a-la-
a-a in Hdi-a-la-a-a; dAl-la-a-a in Arad-,

i.
Code of Hamm. lUs-w; d d and dA-num\ cf. the A-nu-um written A-nu, J masc. names under Anu(m)-, Gitnil- [Add.] and Rim-. For the reading of AN SLS Anum, see Shams. I, KAHI I, 2, 12; RANKE, PN,
E-an-na at Erech,
cf.
3**
252
p. 197;
KWJT
TALLQVIST.
UNGNAD,
Dilbat, p. 122;
THUREAU-
Iqbi-,
Isdi-,
Ismanni-, Ittabsl-dcn- [Add.],
DANGIN, LC,
p. 59; cf.
AN-bel-aheSu [Add.].
Kiribtu-, Ki-ru, Kisir-, Li$ur-sala-, Man-ki-,
Apil-Esarra ("the son of the temple Esara", Bi.: IDSbfc, a by-name of N1N-IB, cf. Ill R 67, 54a, IVR. i* 33, and of Marduk, cf. K.33S i,i 8 ),
Mannu-akt-,
Milki-,
[Add.],
Mannu-kz(ma)-,
Muktn-,
MuSezib-,
Mansaz-,
Mudammiq-,
MuSallim-,
MuSabHMutakkil-,
only in Tukulti-Apil-ESarra. and &TUR. Aplu(P), or Mar(f), ^written A, <04(?) names masc. the cf. Bunder Aplu-, US},
Mutarris-, Nadin-bel-, Naid-, Ninib-tuklat-,

Pan-, Puzur-, Qibi- [Add.], Qibit-, Qurdi-, Rc$- [Add.], Rimanni-, Silini-, Sinqi-, Si/-,
Sa-, Sangu-,
Arad- and
d
I$di-.
Sar-, Sei-, Sepa-, Summa-,

Tu-kulti-(lfl-},
A-ra-mis (perhaps a Hittite god, cf. KA, p. 478, PSBA 28 (1906), p. 94), only in dA-ra-ndssar-ilani.
At(t)a in
Taklak-ana-, Tardlt-,
Tab-eter-, Tab-sar(cf.
Tursu-,
and Unzirhu-.
in
S<n^,
nny,
T\y
Aramaic names,
Asdu, found only
OBa. and Cassite names:
AS-du-ga-mu-um T-D LC 1 30, %. 1 3 1, s,ftur(-ai)ds-du-um\dum CT2: 42, 25; 4: 50, 20 a; 8:6,sb;

KING, Letters, I, 66, II AS-du-um-abi BE VI, pt.
4;
i,
LIDZBARSKI, Handb., p. 347; ZIMMERN, KA, p. 43 5), cf.the masc. names At-ta-\a-,A-ta{-a}idri, A-ta-suri, A-ta-lu-hi)ni(a(?}, Ahi-ata-a(?),
1,7,
Dilbat, passim, Nur-dA$-du

d
Sa-ku-a-ta-a] perhaps also A-te-(aIX, 75,

IG.
na-
BE
BE XV,
196,
14.
The name Askduni-erim,

is
Attar, "Atar
RA
Asir,
8 (1911), p. 66, the king of Kish, bably to be read A$-du-li-e-ri-iin.
pro-
(the Aramaic deity "in*, Lin/i;., Handb., p. 348, SArabic inny, Bi. (n)inttjy, " cf. A-tar-sa-ma-(a-a)-in, Abp.: Ann. VIII 112,
'
see A$ur.
d
"Asirtu,
cf.
Asratu (a
WSem.
goddess =
f
124,
B VII
fern,
92;
KA,
p. 434f.),
cf.
the masc.
-hain(i;iii],
Bi.
rnttlSj,
and
-idri,
names
A-tar-bidi-,
ZIMMERN, KA, p.432ff.) cf.Abdi-ÂUrtil dA$rati and OBa./^jf--/7/w-w w-;/ T-DLC

89,7. Asur, "Asir (the chief deity of the
-qamu,
-suri, Bir-a-tar,
cf.
J dA-tar-ma12),
la-ahu (malahu,
K. 2100, IV
A-tar-
Assyrian pan-
theon,
aUb
I:
E-fyar-sag(-gal}-kur-kur-ra, see
39,
1
r ri-idri Camb. 145,12, A-tdr-ri-ANt BEX46,2, d At-tar-nun IX 101, G. d A-u "! "A-u Kan-nu-, I, 88, 15; A-u, (
BE
Adnir.
IVR
28 b,
Shalm.
R.2s; 13,6; 14,6;
5,9;
Esarh.:
I: KAHII, 3, KAHII, 75, R.ia;

9,
A-a-u = la-u =
cf.
cf.
aW
VS
^TT
in
A-u-sa-bi-
= =
yatoin%
#&'
cf.
E-$ar-ra, see
JADD
425, R.
559,
2;
SCIIIFFER, Spuren, p. 2026) the WSem. and Assyrian masc. names
p.
JASTROW, The god Asur, JAOS, 24 (1903), 281 311), written A-hr and A-hir in
under WA-u-] It-ti-AN-a-u-su remains unexplained. Azuzu (seems to be a WSem. god or an equivalent of a deity; cf. He. P1T3> "might") in Abdi-a-zu-zL
Cappadocian and passim in Assyrian names, cf. the names under A-h'r-, A-sur-, Amur-,
Bilaf}-,
Dan-, Ena-, Ennain-, Idu-$a-, KurMannu-baliiii-,
ban-,
Manum-kz-,
Qaina-,
Ba'al
Rabi-, d
written Ta-ki-el-\ Sa-gati- and d A-Ur, in the OAs. names A-sir-nirari,

-rabi,
(the
Canaanite god b*3,
cf.
KA,
p. 357;
-riin-nisesu,
Kate-,
Kisru-$dcf.
Puzur- dA-Ur', written under dA-$ur-, Pusur-,
''A-Sur,
the
and names
;
Ba--al, Ba--li, Ba--lu, Ba-a-lu, Ba-al, Ba-lu, Ba-la, Ba-li, Bi--li, Bi--il and d IM^}, cf. the names under Baal- (etc.),
Abi-, Aduni-,
Giri-,
written
Silli- [Add.],
and JR/jf-
written As-su-ur, in QRz.A$-$u-ur-asu
CT29:
n, nb;
cf.
rf
A$-$u-ri, P. 97,23; written
WAS,
Tu-.
Amnta-, Amur-, Azi-, Budi-, Matan-, Mut-, Sap ati-, Sibitti- and Cf. OBa. Ba-ah-lum-ilu VS VIII, 14, e.
wA-iur, ^/and
(&A.
USAR,
cf.
the masc.
Ba'alte (probably
cf.
= nb^S),
in JBa-al-te-ia-ba-te\
names under Asur-, Abda-, Amur-Hut-,

Arad-, Daian-, Dur-, Erel-, Ertba-, Gabbiia-ana-,
Tiiri-ba-al-tu.
Iddina-, Immani-, Ina-,
Imbi-,
Babu, or Papu (probably a Hittite deity; cf. Babis, PSBA 29, p. 91 ff.), cf. the masc. names
T. XLIIJ.
253
mistress"),
Ha-ba-ali-iddin, Ba(t)-bi-ra-inu, Afyli-, (Hud-,
Belit
("the
written
MBe-li-tuw
54, ti;
in
Aki-pa-pu. d Banitu (the goddess of birth, or perhaps "the beaming" (cf. Sarpamtu zer-banitu], or
Madi-,
Tadi-ba-bu
CPN) and
OBa.
Warad-,
cf.
cf.
T-D LC
fern,
written
>
WNIN.LIL,
Qurdi-,
Si/-,
the
names under BilitIldi-,
and the masc. names under Arad-,

Tab-Sar-,
written
Ur-Belit-muballitat-mitnti;
written
"the friendly" goddess; written dBa-ni-tic\tit d KAK-tii\ti), cf. the masc. names Baniti-ere$
*NIN
in
N/N
and Arad-Banitn.
see
d
For NBa.
fern,
names
(BL
TNB,
p. 232.
7337), cf. the masc. and fern, names under Be lit; written dNtN in Arad-Belit;
Banu (probably a Mitannian deity, cf. UNGNAD, Bani in Eigennamen,OLZ 10(1907), col.i4of.),
cf.
written d GASAN(\SL 6990) in Belit-taddin
and
d
Taqita-Belit.
the masc.
names Ba-an-, dBan-nu-, dBan-
Bel-matati, in Lidan-.
a-ni-,
56,
17.
dBan-an-na-ere$
BE
IX, 10,
so.
48,
5.
Bel-sarbe (a
by-name ofNergal;
cf.
\?Sa]r-bu-u
X,
59,
20,
Ari-ba-ni, Gain-, Hudi-,Iazu-
fa-Hujni etc.,
cf.
CPN
posed under HD2

d
dBana
2.
(CPN
p. 165),
pp. 29, 165. For supsee List II, 3

Bill,
bel sar-bu d K. 2801, II i; d Sart d Im-u Bel-sar-be,'K. 29, R. 2 (^25:36), d arru cf. Bel-sar-be(t}-$ ^}'
||
UGUR
ebc=
see Baal.
(the
Bau (goddess, prominent
in the
Sumerian and
Bisti
Eg.
goddess B-*$t(.t),
I7ob.
cf.
cf.
RAXKK,
Pa-at-u-
Old Babylonian period, cf. SAK p. 245; consort of Ningirsu and Zamama, IIIR68,63d
Material, p. 47), in Pu-tu-bil-ti\
as-tum TNB,
ri-ib-nu.
p.
(CT
2$: 1,9);
809,
cf.
25;
named
JADD
babu], d
together written d Ba-u and dKA,

fern,
with Asur,
i.
Bit-mastari ("the writing-house"), in Blt-mal-ta-
e.
the masc. and
names under
Bau-, IqiSa- and Rimut-. Occurs also in OBa. names: Aw1l-,Nur-, Ur- dBa-it (Dilbat, T-D LC) and in NBa. names, see TNB
p.
d
Bugas (a Cassite deity; SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ,38, in Na-zip. 262, compares bhaga-s "god"),
Ku-nin-dibu-ga-al\ also in Gu-za-ar-zart
and Si-gi-bu-ga-al,
Bulu
23 2
f.
Bel
by-name of Enlil of Nippur, and ofMarduk, the god of Babylon), written WEN, cf. the masc. names under Bel-, Abdi-,
("the lord",
XIV, XV. seeBAETH(cf.Pa. bin, Ph.ba, -bol, ^coXoq, GEN, BSR, p. 87), cf. Bu-lu-sakru, and Bucf.
BE
BE XIV 73, (cf. Bu-li-zu-ri BE XIV 120,

li-ma-nu
si, 33,
Ba-li-ma-a-ni),
NI- dBu-li
AO
dBu-
Amdt-, Ainel-, Ana-, Aqar-, Arad-, Daian-, Ina-qibi-, Ina-$ari-, LainaSU-, Nashur-, Nidinti-,
5508, 1 7 (GTD). Bunene (thee waggon-ladder of the sun-god,

cf.
Nishur-, Nispati-, Rimut-,
Sit-,
Samh-,
TNB,
p.
241
f),
cf.
the Ba.
d
names
in
Sa-pi-, Sulmu-, 7aklak(-ana}-, Tanitti-, Tab-,
ne-ne-bel-usur\
ibni.
d
written
HAR
Bunene-
Upahhir-; written BE(?),
cf.
Bel-ahe-, -iliia
cf.
and
d Rinianni-', written BE(?},
Bel-iql$a
and Rimttt-Bel; written

fyiui-eriba,
Be-el,
cf.
Be-el-ah'
Burias, Ubrias Adad d

(
(a Cassite deity,
identified with
1 21
IMka$-$u-u) K.
2 100,
(= CT 25
-iddina,
-samma and
J Amat-
d be-el\ written Be-el, cf. Bel-tabi.
renders bel ma6), Cassite vocabulary e; bu-ra-ribur-ia-a-a$ written t tati, VR44;

1
WBel-Harran ("the lord of Harran", pnbW, a byname of the moon-god; written WEN"1
KASKAL),
lord"),
cf.
the
masc. names under
Burna-,
and under names masc. ub-ri-ia-as), cf. the KadaSman-, Nazi-, Nimgirabi- and
etc. ia-d$, bur-ia-a$, bur-a$, bur-e-a-a$
Bel-Harran-.
Bel?
("my
etc.,
cf.
Tab-be-li,
OBa.
Be-li-abi,
with Burial Ulam-] other names composed Kilandi-, Kilamdi-, are Bu-na-, Gab-, Ip-pa-,
-dan, -ennam, -ibniani, -iddinam, -timeani
Ku-nu-du-, Knnundi-, Ma-nu^)-di, Me-li-,
see
RPN.
lord of the gods"), see under BelTapptt-.
Na- (P
100, R.o), Sim-di-,
and
U-zi-, see
CPN,
Bel-ilani ("the
pp. 36, 167.)
Hani-,
No.
i.
and
254
d
K.NUT TAI,LQVIST.
Dagan,
Dagunu(WSemitic
deity,
probably idenwife dSala$,

d
"Ea-sarru
III
(i.e.
tical
with 'psn of the Philistines; identified
with Enlil,
ibid.;
CT
d
24: 6,
22;
his
written
VWa-gan, Da-ga-na, Da-ga-
among Mitannian gods, TA WA 27, 1 se, 109, cf. WEBER, Anmerkungen, p. 1057; HOMMEL,
Grundr., p. 41
;
66,
"Ea the king"; written dE-a-MAN, d IB; IV 22; Ve; VI 24, E-a-$ar-ri
Da-gu-na\ occurs in Assyth rian names from Isme-Dagan, 19 cent.,
an and once
to the days of Sennacherib),
cf.
the masc.
worshipped at Calah, where Ashurnazirpal founded an image of him, Anp. Ann. II 135), cf. the masc. names Enbad d d
names under Dagan-, Arad-, Hme-, Nur-, and Sadi-. Other names composed with
E-a-LUGAL, BE XV,
38
c,
21,
Ib-ni-
E-a-LUGAL,
Dagan
at}-,
are A-mur-Sa-, Ili-is-m-, la-dl-mala-ivi-,
E-a-MAN-KAK = Ea-$ar-ibnL
Anu and
ibid., 36,4, etc.,
and possibly
Ia-$u-ub-,
fa-si-,
Ia-az-zi-ib-
E.AN.NA (temple of
St. Ill 24;
Ishtar at Uruk,
I-bal-J-din-, Is-ra-afr-.Ka-ki-, Tu-ri-Dagan,
Code of Ham. II 43; Abp. Ann. VI 115; Nabd.

called bit ha-mu-ti K. 1354),
cf.
Snmu-Dagan, see CT IV, i, u. 2, is Si-lu-ul- dDagan, AO $504, I 7 (GTD); Gimil-, Iti-, KA-Dagan, time
see
T-D LC;
Iz-gur-,
;
the Ba. masc.
names under E.AN.NA-.

E.KAR.RA-iqrta;
fern,
cf.
E.KAR.RA
E.KUR,
cf.
(a temple), in
Manishtusu, see
see Dilbat, etc.
"DaiatlU "
RPN,
p. 198;
Ibi-Dagan,
Mar-E.KAR.RA
the masc.
Dilbat.
and
names under
under
("the judge"; called guzalu Esagi/a, d in I$diSurpu, II i5s; written DI.QUD}

t
E.KUR-, Hdi-, Libur-zanin-. see List II, El(u), Eli (WSem. bx),
HlNKE, BS,
"EN.GUR,
in
3,
b.
cf.
ian.
For other names composed with

see
d "EN. AB (perhaps intended for EN.ZU.AB,

p. 206, n.), in Ina-qibi-.
BEX; TNB
p.
287
f.
under
Sulman; UNGNAD, Dilbat, p. 133. d Dammu (probably Da-mu, a god of
Ur-.
healing,
Enlil
(Ellil
= bbx,
IXXivoq of Damascius,
cf.
CRAIG, RT, I, 18, 7/8 called aUpu rabu, Surpu VII 78, hence named together with Gula, CT 23: 10, 20, and identified with her
;
CLAY, AJSL, 23, p. 269279; the chief Sumerian god, worshipped in the temples
in
proper names, cf. V R 44, II 10, 49 above pp. 20, 81; as male deity also iden-
and
E.KUR at Nippur, cf. Code of Ham.Uoff., E.AM.KUR.KUR.RA bit rim matati bit
dEn-lil at Asshur,
with Tamuz, see ZlMMERN, Tamuzlieder, p. 21 1), cf. the masc. name Dammutified
stored
Diuallid.
founded by Erisum, reShamsi-Adad I, cf. KAHII,2, Iis by III IB, and in E.SAR.RA, K. 54133); written WEn-lil, cf. the masc. names under Enlil-,
Atnel-,
Damqu (Dam-ki, named among Mitannian gods,
Kadahnan-, Kidin-,
Kiki-, Kudur-,
OLZ
cf.
13 (1910), col.
296;
d SIG.GA
u d Sar68'
ilani dainuti teniSeti talimani, Sarg. Cyl.
t Nazi-, d Sarbi- and Tab-utli-\ written En-lil-ld, in
Lidan-, Mamm-ktma-, Namgar-dur-
JASTROW, Religion, I p. 24 if.), cf. OBa. Amel-, Ur-damqi(SIG\ BA VI, 3, pp. 67, 72. For pretended dDamqa, CPN p. 170, see
List
II 3
OBa. Awil-, see T-D LC; written dEn-lild in OBa. Nar-me- En-lil-li, see Dilbat; li,
written
WAB (IIIR3,i2,var.t=^
is;
<
III
3,
R 67,
s),
under
nb; I, 15, n, OBa. Ur-dAB T-C
KAHI
3,
WE.
d
Misc.
in
LC
55, 10,
AB-sarru
(var.
E-a (the chief
god of Eridu, IIR6i,4e; Sargon builded a temple for him at Dur-Sarrukin,

16
;
BE
VI,
p. 68;
cf.
NBa.
AB
KUR.
(in
JADD 809, occurs only(?) in Babylonian names), cf. the names under Ea- and Arad-.
Also written E-a
(Ill R
GAL)-n$sir Neb. 276, c; written (Old-) Assyrian texts, CLAY, AJSL, 23,
WBE
p. 274;
in
Old-Babylonian names,
dE-a in Ea-kasir, Cyr. 168, u,

3, 13)
Ê and
SCHNABEL, OLZ THUREAU-DANGIN,
13
(1907),
col.
353
f.,
ibid., col.
;
401; Shams.
14,
I,
i, a,
I: 4;
'*!
KAHI
17,
I,
13,
i;
2,
IV
3, 4,
so, si
13, II 27;
in
Neo-Babylonian names, see
R.
5;
20,
5;
Tukl.I:
B:
KAHI
bit
16,13,
TNB.
Asnir.:
KAHI
I,
62,
bani
BE
U-ip-
T. XLIII.

1
255
ri-a] as var. of ''AB, ASris .: var. of dEn-HL Tigl. I: Ann.
IIIR
VII
3, 13;
as
cf.
Hal-mar-
51;
Abp.:
d
Gal-du-ra-nu
is
and Hu-us-$i-gal-du CPN. to be read Ku-du-ra-nu.
Ann. IV
in),
cf.
the masc.
names Enlil-kap-
kapu, -kudur-usur, -nirari, -Sar-usur, -$umd nsur; written KUR. GAL, cf. Enlil-zakar-
Gam-lat ("the merciful one", a by-name of a goddess, see K. 1356, R. is, MEISSNER-R.OST,
in
hnne\ written
d
SI,
cf.
Enlil-ibni;
written
Bauinschr.,p.io8jASTROW,Religion,Ip.248), fd Gam-lat-$ar-usur 82-3-23, 135, R. cb.
L (BL
10037),
cf-
.Enlil-inannu-malnk,
"GIS.SIR, see <*$amaS.

d
Nazi- and Mannu-kiina-Enlil.

Enwastu, see
GU.LA ("the great one"; Sumerian goddess of

healing, consort of
cf.
NINJB.
Marduk
at Babylon), only in
d "Erua, in E-ru-a-usur [Add.]. Esagila (temple of
the masc. and
fern,
NIN.IB, III R 43, IV 15), names under d Gula-,

IqiSa-, Kidin-,
Amel-, -fAwti-, Arad-, Gimil-,

Rimut-,
Ba. names,
d
cf.
under Esaggil- and Ina-.
Taqitam-,
Uballitsu-.
Identified
Esi',
see E$(u}.
withAz-*a, ME, ME,
E.SAR(.RA) (identical with E.KUR, thus originally probably a temple of Enlil, afterwards temple of Ashur in the of
city
DIN.BAD.GA
(Bau),
jja-li and *NIN. cf. Amel-Gula, and
with d GV.ZI.DA, see JAmti- d Gula.

d "GU.ZI.DA, see Gula.
Asshur, cf. K.j4i 3 a), see also Apil-Esarra.

E-se-ri-ga
in
Tab-sil-ESara;
(d
)Haldi
(a chief
god of Urartu or Khaldia,

76,
cf.
(temple at Dur-Sarrukin,
Isis
BL
7448), in
Hal-di-a Sarg. Khors.

dHal-di-h
dHal-di-ni
HAV,
1.
Na *id-E$eriga.
Esu (the Egyptian goddess
in
p. 261,
= OK,
JRAS
1912,
p. 112,
11
ÔK),
in
(with Teisbas
cf.
Har-siia-e-$u and SNikti(-e)-$a-ra-u; written
and Ardinis), ZDMG 56, p. 1 1), the masc. names under ^Hal-di-, Irbl1
WE-si(-),
(Neo-) Babylonian
Na227,
d i-
E-si(si-e-a], Pa-a(^)-ni-
texts, cf. dE-si- and
and Su-ra-.
899, II n.
Cf. also hl Qar-ti-fyal-di,
JADD
Pa-da-ni-WE-si2,
BE V,
Abdi- dE-si-
VS VI,
d
^Hali
(a
Cass. deity, identified with Gula), in
JA\Am-mat- E-siRANKK, Material, pp. 41, 43 and n. 3. E-UL-MAS (temple of Ishtar at Agade, Code of lammurapi, IV 49), in Ba. names, cf. under EulmaS-., and Ina-Enlma$-.
J
SHannata-Esi\
Me-li-,Sam(U}-e$-, ti-lam-ha-la\li\ SMaratd Ha-li BE VI, pt. i Ha-li-e-abu, Ha-a-li-ili

;
f/a-/u-u-MiteiTNB.
" Cf. also lHa-li-e-ha^ta
and
iaeiz
Ha-li-liadrL
Hansa (the Eg. god

Hanu
Hnsw, Khunsu,
24: 9,
30;
cf.
RANKE,
1356,
Material, p. 36, 58), in dPIa-ni

(cf.
u-si-ha-an-$a.
Senn.:
$a
h
CT
1J >
KK.
Gaddu (WSem.-a "god of fortune", cf.BAETH<H<;N,
R.
12.
1635,
II 175),
BSR,
p.
76 f., ZIMMERN,
(Bi.
KA,
p. 479),
Surpu
p. 256.
dnp$arruti, in Ha-an-ahusi, Birpossibly

:
16 >
MU
in
Ga-di-ilu
bsp'na);
II, 3.
BE
62,
Ba-il-ga-ad-du
fya-a-nu.
Cf.
also
Ur- dHa-ni, Babyl. IV,
X; see also List

20 ff.;
"GAL (chief god of Durilu (Der),
cf.
i,
KB
VI,
RADAU,
BE
cf.
XVII,
d
pt.
p. 19 n.3;
d HAR, see Bunene. Har(a), see Huru.
probably identical with

of dNIN,LIL t
d
KA.DI, husband GAL ii d NIN.LIL,

d
;
Har-be (a Cass. god, identified with Enlil, IV i; cf. har-bi in Har-bi-Sipak\
V R 44,
cf.
the
BE XVII,
pt. i,
p. 89, 4
GAL
42
;
[u]
larrat
masc. names under Kadahnan-,Mili-, and

Vlam-.
Durili, Esarh. d
BA III,
p. 238,
GAL
For other names composed with
Di-ri-tum, 52, III 45; Surpu II iai), cf. the masc. names under Afc-, Arad-, Erlba-,
IV R
cf.
Harbe, see
Ha(-at)-tu,
CPN
p. 37.
in
Hit. Ha(-at)-tu-$ar\Ult is
perhaps
Grundr.,
Qurdi- Aia\
also d GAL-epu$
CBR
i,
1,
26,
a,
not a
p.
name of
a god.
HOMMEL,
"ATTt\c,
cf.
Pan- d GAL-lumur
BE XVII,
pt.
i.
44 f., compares "Amc;,
Ate
etc.
Gal-du (probably a Cass. deity), in Su-hur-gal-du\ No. i.
Hepa, Hipa (a Hit.-Mit. goddess,
MDOG 35,
256
'
KNUT
J Gi-lu-, p. 48; Eg. Gp:?), in Abdi-,
TAI.LQVIST.
JPu-duAb-di-
/ Tadu-heiki(-e)-palba.
Hi-mu-nu
Cf.
CPN
p. 31.
names always U"+ DAR (BL 8862), cf. the masc. and fem. names under ntar-, Amel-,
Amri-,Anmr-, Arad-, Belah-,Dalil-, Daniqaamate-, Dilil-,
(WSem.
deity,
cf.
Bi. -jian), in
hi-mu-nu.
Dugul-, Dur-, Dur-maki-,
"Hum
(d
(El.-Cass.
deity,
cf.
JASTROW, Religion,
I,
Emur-, Ere$-,
Iddina-,
Kisir-,
Kitri-,
Gabbu-ana-,
Iq-bi-,
Gintil-,
Idin-,
d p. 177), in Hum-$akin-$um
100,
E.
10.
Id-$d-,
Isdi-,
Kinaiuii-,
)Humba(n),
Umma(n), Amba, Imba dHu-um-ba K. 4445, 29), (Elamite deity, under names the masc. cf. Amba-, Humba-, and 7>-. Cf. also Imba-, Umba-, UmmanHuba(n),
cf.
Ku-lu--,
r
Kuzub-,
Lipit-,
La-te-
gi(-and)-,
La-tuba$anni-,
MannuQibit-,
J kt(ma)-, Mar-, Milki-, Muklnat-, Musalli/u-,
Nadin-, Naid-, Nur-, Pan-, Qari-,

Qurdi-, Rimanni-, Rimut-, Sinqi-,
flu(-um}-ba-napir, -rimanni
CPN, Hu-banEgyptian god

(abbrev.),
Si/-,
Sa-,
um-me-na DEP XI, 88. Huru, Har, and MBa. Haru
Sangu-, Sar-, Sepa-, Sepit-, Sim-, Su-ufy(the

ra-ti-,
Hr(w) = Horus),
ru\
cf.
Sulum-,
Tabni-,
Tapaq-,
Tarlba-,
cf.
Hu-u-ru
. .
Tartiba-, Tarsi-, Tab-sil-, Tab-$ar-,
Upaqa-
Nahti-hu-ru-ansini, Pi-$a-an-, U-â-na-hualso
Hu-ru-bi-ir
5),
Pi-i-ti-hu-ru (Dar. 204,
Ha-ba-fyu-ru, Qu-ni-hu-ru, Si.,
ana-, Unzarhu-, Zabdl-, Zer-. Rtar is also written instead of sar in Sarduarri\ in-
i-hu\hur-ru, Pu-ti-hu-u-ru-u.
in
Written Har,
Har-ti-bu-u.
stead of Sutur in Suturhundu. "Isum (Sumer. d PA.SAG.GA, a fire- and pest-
Ass.
Har-si(a-Elu
Mater., p. 4,
and
Written Ha(-a}(-ra) (cf.
dHa-a-ra
n. 3,
Boghazkoi,
10, 57),
RANKE,
pp.
in
Ha(rd)-maUi (TA).
d
Cf.
Arad-ha-a-ri$\
cf.
Har\Ha-ri\ra-$arru, I-Sar-tia-ri-im.
Hu-ut-ra-tas (Elamite
deity),
R 66, sb; sukkallu parisu of Nergal, IV R 2 44 a; nagiru rabu rabisu slri sa Hani, II R 18, 47 b, CT 16: 46,179; nagir suqi saqummi, IV R 2, 24 a = CT 16: 15, V nagir muh, CT 16: 49,305),
god; called muttalliku,
III
1,
22;
under Kid in-.
only in Ba. names, cf. the masc. names under a'/-Sum-. For other names composed
la
(probably the
WSem. god irp, >!T, mrP, cf. ZIMMERN, KA, p. 467; see also under A-a
in la-abba, -abi, -aid, -halu, -rapa,
d
(
with
Rum, T-D LC p.
see
62.
TNB
p. 248,
RPN
p. 200,
and dA-a\
la-u,
Mannu-kl-ia-li
?).
KABAR(?^/w,
BL
ist
d 4817), in KABAR-ilu.
Wla-u, la-a-u(u), A-a-u (the

cf. la),
WSem. god
in*;
"KA.DI (or GU.SIR^}, a deity of Der; worship-
in the
WSem.
masc. names Wla-u-
ped by Mesilim,
ibid.
bidi, -hazi, A-a-u-idri, Azir-, Azri-, Hazaqi-,

Hi-,
d
d
p. 100,
4,
Mahsi-, Nadbi-, Niri-, Palti-\ la-u-a.
p. 176,
p. 36 n., by Gudea, by Anu-mutabil, ibid. by Dungi, ibid. p. 229, 7, by Kuri10,

SG,
SAK
lltammes, see
llte(hi)ri,
TammeS.
galzu,
DEP
VI, p. 30;
see d Teri.
Imba, see
Iptih
Humba.
cf.
identical with d GAL, nina or dBelit Diri, cf.
as male probably and husband of d In1 76, 2, K. d Sar-rat

1
SAK
(the
Egyptian god Ptah;
RANKE, Mater.,
Ta-ak
in
as
female
called
merat
3 54, 39 d Erua
cf.
p. 50), in Ip-ti-har-ti-e-$u\ written
and
d
(=KA.TU.NA) marat
p.
is
Esagila,
Tak-maâ', Tdh in Tah-ma$$i. Ishara (a form of Ishtar, cf. RPN p.

p. 246,
REISNER, Hymnen,
199,
146,44, ZA VI,
p. 241, 2;
TNB
Ku-ud-ma
HiNKE,BS
p. 223), in Gimil-i$-ha-ra.
6,11,
cf.
dJIs-ha-ra-Sar-rat
h
BE XV,
93,
i;
n\E$-ka-ra
20.
T-DLC
128,
188, Vso, IbiqNnr-d R8,
sukkallu, CT25: FRANK, Bilder, p. 35; ZIMMERN, KA, p. 505 RADAU, BE XVII,
d Siru his son,
;
named as his
pt.
i,
p. I9f., n. 3;
HOMMEL, Grundr., p. 337),

Other names com-
d &a-raibid.6$,i3, Raba-la- ls-ha-ra

58,
BEXIV,
in d KA.DI-mu$allim.
seldom
(written d
in Ass. names usually WXV, d RI, Wls-tar or NINNI, in Capp.
d d posed with KA.DI are KA.DI-da-bi-bi, BE -li-su XV, -h-it-ma-ar CT 29: 38, 3,
Bur-ra- (BE XV),
R-til-
(BE
VI,
pt.
i),
T. XLIII.
257
/a-ma-h-e),
Abi-, Ahi- t
cf.
Ki-dintf-
(BE XV), Mu-tir^)- (CPN p. 96), Ri(BE XV), Si-ip- (RPN; cf. Sip- AO4682, a), Ur- (BA VI, 3, p. 72).
d
(cf.
la(d)-ma$-U\e,
the
masc.
names under
Limu
(a
Iddin-, Ki-,
La-
maUi-, Sa-, Ubur-
Kakka
Ka-ak-ka, HOMMEL, Grundr.,

l
p. 52,
"ram
n.
i,
god"(?),
cf.
HOMMEL,
pt.
i,
Grundr.,
i),
n. 4;
f-din^Ka-aJk'i&T-DL,C2$7,9) poscf.
p. 50,
RANKE,
t
BE VI,
p. 45, n.
sibly in Kak-ka-taris.
in
Ab-di-li-me\mu In-di-lim-ma, Mannu-licf.
Kama (perhaps a god of Tabal,

p.
JADD
III,
im\e-me;
Igid-,
la-ri-im-li-im
CPN
p. 82,
OBa.
l
41 8), in Ka-ma-ba(tnd)-ni.
Cf.
OBa. Ka-
I-$ar-li-im
T-D LC,
Zimri-li-im
\.
ma-ilu
BA VI,
3,
p. 79,
i.
KRAUSZ, Gotternamen,
p. 33, n. 3,
\Zak-
Kammusu
(the
Moabite god
Cf.
HJES, )(au.u>c), in
Kam-
mu-su-nadbi.
Ka[-mal]-as-halta.
ku-I-sar-li-im ki Dilbat p. 27. d l_ugal-banda (Sum.), see under Ur-,
Kar(a) (Cass.), in Kara-har\in-da$.

d
Kassu (Cass.),
(
cf.
the Ba. masc.

}
names under
Mhesu(anEgyptiandeity,RANKE,Mater.pp.34,5i)
in Pu-tu-um-hi-e-le.
}Kas-ht\$u-u\u- and Ass. Kas-su-na id. d d KU (perhaps Marduk), in KU-la-sa m-ma and
Mu*ezib(KAK)-
KU (Add.).
r
Mabuk (an Elamite deity), d MA. HIR (the god of dreams,

no. 2, R. 24,
in
ilu
Kudur-ma-bu-uk.
$a SunatilV
R 59,
Kubu, in (Capp.) Gimil-ku-bu-um\ku-bi\bi-im, (Ass.) Arad- d Ku-be, Silli-ku-bi (Add.); also in OBa.
RA
(
ZBPS pp. 101,15 \rt. d ZAG.GAR.

$a su-ut-ti
ilu
CT
18: 48, sob,

7
and
names: > Amat-, Idin-, Nur-, Warad-ku-bi, J A-na-at-ku-bu, T-D LC;

Cass.
III
3.-,
DT 46, = *ZA. GAR HABL 450,

dEN.
LID) $a tutti
1, 25;
e,
= bet = BA V, 65 = sa hmati
p.
5,
ilu
SA-hat- d AZAG-bilSE.'Xy, 200,

d Kii-bi
Ardi131,
9,
KING, Magic,
worshipped by Ashur-
BE
XIV,
125,
7,
-AZAG-bi
JIz-za-NIN$)-AZAG-bi
Qil- AZAG-bi dAZAG-bu
d
BE XV,
131,
9,
186,
21,
nazirpal as his lord (beliia) for whom he founded a temple and an image in the
BE XV,
183,
in Ass.
s,
J'Rab-bu-
BE XV,
dAZAG-bu-a-ti
= marat
d
d d
city of Imgur-Bel, d
Anp. Bal., R. i; as female Samas, CT 24: 31, VI 84), in

-iqbi.
BEXV,
"KUR
(^=
CT
II
91,7; d
12;
Arad- dKu-be
(Add.).
MA.HIR-ah-iddin,
Ra-a-zu=GU
Zi-za-mi = DI, R 57,4icd = CT 25: n,

ibid.
25: 6,
d Zi-za-nu
=
d
Ma-la-ka, in Sar-.
1.
13;
NIN.IB ina SU,

by CLAY, PN,
Ma-lik,in U-ru-\ cf. d Lipit- Ma-lik

in (Capp.)
OBa. d Ma-lik-ga-mil Dilbat,
BA
VI,
3,
p. 80.
cf.
35;
Mama,
d
Bu-ra-ma-ma;
OBa. Warad-
without reason identified with d KUR.
GALthe
Amurru] occurs
(or an Elamite,
cf.
chiefly in
names of
Cassite period, therefore probably a Cassite
Mar
Ma-mu BE VI, pt. i, I-din- dMa-ma\mi T-D LC, Qi$ti- d'Ma-ma, etc. (= Ar. IE "lord"; cf. Ar. TiSntt, Ph. in^tt,
7)30113),
HusiNG,Memnon, IV p. 2 5) d the Elamite cf. deity Kur-ri Abp. deity; K. 2674, 40), cf. the masc. and fern, names under Kur(i}-, and under Amurru- CPN
p.
written
mar
\
in
Mar-bidi, -iakm,
-larim, -samsi, -ia-tein
written
TUR(mani]
Mdrûri.
Cf.
under Aplu and Sur.
Mar-Bel
(TUR-
54
f.,
Dan-,
BE XIV, XV, NBa.

1 1
Ibni-, d
Iskur-,
Qisat-
KUR
7.
"Mar-biti (written
KUR-$ezib Nabd. 738,10.
R. n b,
E HABL 2 19,
EJ\], in Mar-Be l-atkal. dA. and d TUR,E, cf. Ill

10,
JADD 930,
III
is,
R 66, TNB
13,
as,
and Ku-ri-gu-gu
d "Ku-si, in na-hal-li Ku-si,
SAK p. JADD 414,

(=
84, 7 a,
21,
R.
6.
Babylonian god, related to Nabu, worshipped in Borsippa where Nebuchadp. 226; a
Laban
(III
66, II
cf.
Miq
La(T)-ba^]-naCLh\ II 2, 116,7; Ld-ba-na-da and La-ba-a-ni etc. Lamassu (the tutelary-god; written d HE.UL,
ld-ba-an;
No.
i.
jBavac, aLyd. deity; Bi. i^b), in d.Amel- d
Mithra) AaCapp. Gimil-
him a temple, not fare from the gate of Adad, cf. IR 55, IV 49, Dar. 367,1-4, 379,10, Camb. 147; also worshipped in a! Ma-li-ki, cf. Synchron. IV g, and in
nezar
II.
built
Durilu,
cf.
Sarg. St.
IV
27;
called
mulabbir
49,
kakku
nakiri,
Neb.
IR
55
IV
qardu
258
KNOT TALLQVIST.
mugdasru
e^reti
alik
panisa
isqeti
I,
muaddu
(scil. Nana] paqidu mukil usurti mussir

ivfif.),
kl-,
Musezib-,
Pan-,
Rimut-,
Si/-,
Sa-,
Summa-,
(d
Tab-âr-.
usurati, Nsi.
VS
36, I
occurs only
in Ba. names, cf. the dA-e- and dMar-blti-.
masc. names under
)Nahhundi (Elamite deity, cf. written dNa-hu-un-di\du,
CT
25:
24, II
na-an-hn-un-di,
Other names com-
hu-un-du
24, II
cf.
d
(cf.
Za-am-ma-hu-un-di
CT
25:
posed
with Mar-biti are d

VIII, Amut- d
TUR.E-daianu
106,
d
10),
Na--/m-un-di, ''Nah-hu-nn-te
etc.)
Shmk.
no,
7,
BE
2,
2,
20,
-iddin Dar. ibid.
under Kudur- and Sutur-.
TUR
8,14,24,
dA.E-etir
E-usur Dar. ibid. Nabd. ibid. 44,40, see
also
TNB
Mar-Ea (
Mar-Enlil
p. 226.
;
Nahra (perhaps an Egyptian god, cf. RANKE, Mater., p. 13, n. 4), in Na-ah-ra-ma-ds-h. "Nana (goddess; called be lit Babili, Tigl. IV,
PI. 1 15 f.;
TUR- dE-a
cf.
TUR.NUN. NA\ in Marin
written (J)Na-na(-a),
cf.
the masc.
Ea-sar-mati.
and
Mar-Enlil-samsum-
fern,
names under Nana-,
Ahi-,
JHun-
(TUR- dEn-lit),
nubat-, I$di-, Kidin-, La-tu-gi-, JSa-; cf. OBa. d Na-na-a-e-ri-i$, -ib-ni Dilbat, Gimil-,
Maratas, Maruttas etc. (pretended Cassite deity NIN.IB, Cass. glossary g, 44, 26
=
cf.
VR
HUSING, Memnon, IV
(the
d
OLZ, XIV
Marduk
ÂMAR.
duk,
d
(1911), 473), in chief god of Babylon; written d UD, "SU, RID, seldom (^Mard
BOKK, Nazi-mara-tas.
p. 24;
RPN, Ibiq- T-D LC; for NBa. names, TNB. d d d na-anNannaru, or Nani (written SES.KI\
Idin-
see
na
( fl
CT
29: 46,25), in
OBa. Amel-(Kalbi};
cf.
I-din- d Na-ni
T-D LC.
)Nashu, Nasuh,
cf.
Alnashu (WSem. form of Nusku,
Ma-ru-duk,
cf.
ASAR.MULU.HI,
masc.
and
JOHNS,
KU
q. v.),
the
names
under
p. 87, n. 5
Marduk-, Amel-, Arad-, Bel-mati-, Daian-, DA-qali-, Emid-ana-, Emur-, Eriba-, Etilpl- Etir-, Ibni-, Iqisa-,
t
the
p. i2f.; HOMMEL, Grundr., HILPRECH r, BE X, p. XIII), cf. masc. names under Al-na-a$-hu-, WNa;
ADB,
Itti-,
Izkur-, Kidin-,
d
Sallim-.
al-hu-, Na-hik-, Aktur-la-, Lu-na-a-, J\fnSee also d
NuUni.
Labati-, Lidan-, Lusi-ana-nur-, MuSallim-,
Nazi (El.-Cass. deity), see under
Maratas.
cf.
MuSezib-, Mutakkil-, Naid-,

girabi-,
Nazi-,
Nim-
WNergal (the chief god of Kutha,

Bal.
.
Shalm.
Ill,
Nur-,
QiSti-,
Raba-$a-, Rimatini-,
Sa-, Sulinn-,
Uballitsu-,
Rimeni-,
Sttzib-,
Ritti-, Sit-, Sirat-qibit-,
V4-6; worshipped in the temples of SIT. LAM at Kutha and LAM. SIT at
^
Tab-asab-,
Tab-si!-,
Tarbisi, dLa-as
cf.
Senn.,
IR7, CD;
PI. I
ic,
consort of
Tigl. IV,
I,
B
I,
12;
named by
VI
9;
Mar-sarri ("the royal prince"), see List d "ME, in ME(?]-Mpik-zer [Add.].
II, 3.
Shamshi-Adad
KAHI
2,
called
Missu (OE, Miq; Mithra), in U-mi-is-su see Munu, Amanu, Amunu. Hatpi-mu-nu.
d
gitmalu Sartamhari, Shalm. Ill, Ob.io; had a

plantation at Nineveh, 364,5; JADD 65 1, R. 7 gives the list A$ur Sarnai [Sin] tttar
aSsftritu
JADD
Nabii (the chief
god of Borsippa, very popular in Assyria, espec. from the 9 th century to the end of the Assyrian empire; his chief
temple at Calah was called Esida as that at Borsippa, cf. Adnir IV Stat. 7 a$ib Ezida
:
:
Adad Nergal Ninib u Silntti m naphar Hani rabute $a "*AHur (B.C. 793);
l
written
(cf.
WU.GUR, W MAS. MAS, d SI.DU d SI.DU Sa " Upi, JADD 930, R. Ills)
h
and
NE.URU.GAL),
cf.
the masc.
names
Nergal-, Arad-, Dani-, Dannu-, I$di-,

hillim-, Qurdi-, Rimut-, Stir-, Sepa-.
d
Mn-
another temple of Nabu was in Nineveh, cf. JADD 394, R. 12. 428, R. 5; written d PA and dAG), cf. the masc.
sa kirib Kalfyi;
Nikkal
(533
in
the
Nerab
inscription,
Semitic
and
fern,
names under Nabu-, Amel-, JAmti-,

Dannu-, Ebib-ana-,
Itti-,
d NIN.GAL, "the pronunciation of Sumer. great mistress"; probably also called Sar-
Ana-, Aqar-, Arad-,

fddina-, ttdi-,
ratu,
cf.
VR
1,
24
b JANSEN,
;
ZA XI,
p.
296;
Izkur-, Kisir-,
Mannu-
consort of Nannar-Sin, mother of BabbarT. XLIII.
259
K. 2096, R.
Surpu IIIR 66,

nua,
fern,
SAK pp. 206, b; IIIui; JADD 215, R.

cf.
25, 27
208,
2;
no. 4;
ki-il at Kish,
p. 58), cf.
= CRAIG,
RT,
389, R. 7;
b;
Sarg. Cyl.
i),
02;
&<rf "Wzalso OBa. d NIN.
JADD
236, B. E.
cf.
the inasc. and

cf.
the masc. names under Papsukkal-, Amel-, Iddina-, Lamassi- and Nur-. d "Parisu (the divine tedtev LUGAL.GIR.RA
names under
Nikkal-',
Nergal...,
CT25:
37,22),
cf.
under ISdi-
SAmat-, Bur-,
d
SUmmi- (RPN);
Ibiq-
dPa-ri-si.
GAL, (T-D LC).

NIN.IB
Apil-Esarra q. v.; mar Enlil siru "the lofty son of Enlil", Mna. IR 70, IV 2;
(=
"Qadmu, or
Qudmu
:
CT 2 5
28,
6, 11
KUD = sukkal KA.DI, = dQu-ud-mu, Qa-ad-mu, CT

{
qardu Hani, Asris. IIIR 3, no. 6; ilitti Ekur bukur d NUDIMMUD, Anp. Ann. I 2, cf. Shams. V, Ann. 1 1-25; worshipped at Nippur
in
29),
in
Qadmu-dannu.
Cf.
TNB
p.
288
under
d
d 'IAR.
Qa-U8 (an Edomite god; in NBa.
names
written
p. 272,
the
temple
13
R. !_ 4;
p. 176;
E.SU.ME.DU, Rm.
117,
Qu-su,
Qu-u-su, Ku-us,
p. 472),
cf.
cf.
TNB
HROZNY,
67, 54ab; at
MVG
VIII (1903),
ZIMMERN, KA,
under
a-id-.
the masc.
names
Babylon in E.PA. TU. 77. LA, Nabp. Langdon, p. 68, 22; at Calah, Anp. Ann. 1 9; Shams. V, Ann. 1 23;
IIIR
208, B.E.
s
WRaman
mi),
(the
JADD
641,
i,
2;
350, R.2; 503, R.i; 640,0;
written
cf.
WRa-man,
etc.;
the
Semitic reading seems

cf.
i,
storm-god fiTsn Rimmon; d Ra-ma-na, Ra-ma-athe masc. names under Raman-,
Ar.
later to
p. 8;
have been nE15X,
CLAY,
BE
X,
Bur-, Mutezib-, and Summa-.

RIa (the Eg.
cf.
RADAU,
IB,
cf. II
BE XVII,
pt.
dNIN.
WMA$
and once
cf.
p. IX; written d NIN.
US
(in
the masc.
god Re, cf. RANKE, Mater., p. 54 f.), names under Ri-a-, Ma-na-ahMi-in -mu-a-ri-a, Mi-in-pa-hi-ri-
IB-ere$',
R 57, 69 c),
the masc. names
bi(-ir}-ia,
under
NIN. IB-, Arad-,
Daian-,
Etir-,
Iddin-, Kidin-, Mannu-ki-, Musallim-,

zib-, Qiblt-, SU-, Sadu-, Tukulti-.
MuêFor other
d
Naphururia, Nibmuaria, Pa-ri-ama-hu-u, Sd-te-ip-na-ri-a and Wa-ds-muta-ri-a,
a-ri-a.
names composed with NIN. IB, see RPN, T-D LC, TNB, BE IX, X, XIV, XV etc. d Nusku (fire-god and solar deity, associated with
Nabu, Girru and
son of Ekur"
d SAG, in the Ba. name J SA G-mudammiq-sarbe. " d kaSa-gal-e (cf. Ar. n. div. bMT; 'Sag-gal
Dumuzi;
called "the great

lur.bu,
at-te el-lum,
cf.
(d
CT25:
22, II
40), cf.
under Bur-',
RT,
p.
p. 35,
7;
CRAIG, "the lofty messenger" sukkallu
mar E.KUR
i,
also
Tab-sa-gal.
identified with
)Sah (Cassite deity,
Shamash,
stru of Enlil,
10, 21
f.;
IV R
the
III
66,
HROZNY,
ilittu
offspring
Ninrag, of Anim,
[beluti],
Maqlu
I, 122;
4,
r/S
akil temi
mulapu
44, I s?), DELITZSCH, Kossaer, p. 25; cf. the masc. names under hkur-, Meli-, Muk-kut-is-, Nimgirabi-, Rtmut- (P 105, 9),
VR
CT
25: 49,
where
is
his consort d SA.DAR.
Tunamis-.
For
other names
composed
NUN.NA
also
named; nasi
Ob.
11;
hatti elliti
multalu, Shalm.
Ill,
sukkallu
nadu
with Sa^, see CPN, p. 39. d Sa-am-nu-hu, cf. the masc. names under
nuhu-.
Sam-
musapu beluti, Abp. Ann. IX se; written d PA + JT(7(and dSES.KAK, in NBa. names), cf. the masc. names under Nusku-, Isdi-,
Mannu-ki-, Mutakkil-, Upahhir-.
d Nasfyu,
d
WSamsu
(written Sa-am-si, Sam-si',

cf.
Samas),
the masc. and fern,
WSem., names under
See
also
Samsi(ri),
AM-,
Ahi- and Mar-.
Nasuh and Nusku.

d NaSku), in Nu-us'-hu-sa-an-ni. d
Nushu
(= Nusku,
(Eg. deity), in Pu-tu- Pa-i-ti, -pi-ia-ti. d Papsukkal (the divine messenger; asib Brt-akPa-i-ti
cf. (the Phoenician god ptJJC Eshmun), the masc. names under Sa-mu-na\nu-. Sanda (probably a Cilician god identical with San don or Sanda, whom the Greeks idenwith Hercules; HOMMEL, Grundr., tified
Samunu
No.
i.
260
p. 52, n.
cf.
KNOT TALLQVIST.
compares Irano.-Ind. Tsandra), the masc. names Sa-an-da-pi-i, Sa-ani,
(BL 6389.
Salmu-.
Sapiinu
(cf.
7300),
cf.
the masc.
names under
da-sar-me,
Sa-an-du(-u}- ar-ri.
Cf.
also
Ph.
n.
div.
iss,
BAETHGEN, BSR,
Sa-an-dam-me
Sapa (perhaps a Hit.
(1907),
p.
BE XV,
deity,
in
and Alaktandu.
SAYCE,
p. 22), in
Gir-sa-pu-nu.
-f d
9 iff.),
= SubSa-pa-lu-nl-me
composed with the
p.
cf.
PSBA
29
Sar-pa-ni-tum (the consort of Marduk), only in
OBa.
,
Si-hir-',
cf.
Sar-pa-m-tnm-Mii-ini
biluliuma.
Se, see Si\
Si*
RPN BE XV,
Si-e and,
S|dqi
/ Tak -la-ku-a-nasar -pa - ni - tuui

163,
31.
(written
WSi-,
article, Al-si-,
cf.HiLPRECHT,BEX,
XIII;
d
(WSem., cf. Ph. n. div. pi2, 2u8uK), cf. the masc. names Si-id-gi-ili, Bi-, Rabi-, Zu-bis
WSem.
cf.
form of Sin with dropped final n), the masc. names under Si-, Si-e-, Al-
SIru
(the
8. 11,
si-"Sibitti
and Man-ki-, Silim-.

d
(written
VH-BI
= d Se-ra-ah
VR 52,
"the
serpent deity,
II
= d Sa-ha-an
R
ilu
CT
biti
24:
59,
21
called rabis
sibittitunu,
"those
ESarra,
"l
19 f.;
$upn
mar
son
sa
the
seven", a group of protecting deities and a
Der
49,
bright
god, the
I:
of
JASTROW, Religion, I p. 173 f.), d cf. the masc. names under Sibit!i-, Arad-, and Isdi-.
special god,
cf.
temple of Der", Neb.

II
KING, BBS, p. 36, pl.LXXXVIII; closely connected with d KA.DI, cf. Surpu VIII e; mentioned toI 21,
Si-har (a
d
WSem.
deity),
only
in Abdi-si-har. in the
Sin
(the
moon-god,
II 44;
chiefly
worshipped
at Ur,
gether with "the great gods", Mna.: IR 70, also by Esarhaddon among the gods
of Durilu
as
bel\belit
temple
E.GIS.SIR.GAL
cf.
Neb.
balati,
cf.
IR65,
VR 34, II
cf.
35 etc.,
and in
.#/.
;
R.
42;
K. 221
cf.
HUL St. X
R.
at
Harran,
Nabd.
VR 6* I
s;
p. 238),
cf.
BA III, K. 2669, R. 84 the masc. names under d Sir',
K. 2801,
12 etc.,
JADD
"l
214, R.4; 389, R.
429,
also
OBa.
d Sir-idinnam, -Semi, Ibni- Sir

p. 74;
d Sin
in Calah,
sabad,
p. 10;
cf.
Harran', also worshipped of Anp. Ann. Ill 90, and in KhorSenn. MEISSNER-ROST, Bit Hilani,
336, R.
3:
a sib
(RPN), *7r-'A>(BAVI,3,
I IB),
d
AO
a
5498,
d Qilat- Sir
(BEXV), /W^-<5z>(Dilbat).
SUR
(= AMAR;
deity,
JADD
Si-en,
Sin atib
"l
Dur-
perhaps =
reading not clear;
WSem.
;
Mar,
cf.
MSI
cf.
682 1
cf.
Sarrukln; written and once d

masc.
WXXX
Sin-,
and
EN.ZU,
d possibly Si-in and Su-in (Amel-, E-na-, Gimil-zu-in [Add.]), cf. the
under Mart and Aplu], cf. under d SUR- and Ab-di-SUR;

p. 279.
the masc. names

also
TNB,
names
Bur-,
under
Abil-,
Amel-,
Sa, or
Arad-,
Enba-, Gimil-, Ibi-, Isdi-, Kidin-, Naram-, Nur-, Rim-, Sil-, Tan in-, and Tab-Mr-.
Arabic name of a demon JOL*
,
ZIMMERN, BBR, p. 60; according to HILPRECHT, RPN, p. 19, n. 3, an abbreviation of Sama$, as stD tflEElZ),
Sa
(cf.
Sa,
(OSiT--la (cf. the
LIDZBARSKI, Handb.,
Sd-a-nasir.
p. 371),
possibly
in
*yJn or xJJL, HOMMEL, PSBA XIX (1897), p. 88 f), only in the fern, name SAmat-.
Sumu (WSem.,
=
Sd-ra-ma, Plr-$d, In-bn-la, Uban-ta-, and

"Sada
(?
== d KUR-d],
cf.
the fern,
name JAmat-
sumu-hii
in
"his
name",
cf.
d Sada.
HOMMEL,
-la-ilu.
At), p. 83),
OBa. Su-mu-abi,
Sahamil (possibly a cleity), in Sahamil-rama. Sala (consort of Adad), cf. the masc. names
under Sa-la- and

Sabu
("
Qibit-.
in
Sa-bu-damiq. Salmu ("the image") (of the god); identical

with the Ar. divinity Qb2, cf. ZIMMERN, KA, d and Salam p. 475 f.; written Sal-mu,
(,,the warrior"), in
Salmu, or Salmu (probably a foreign deity),

Sal-mu-etir.
d
Samas
(the
sun-god;
worshipped
d
chiefly
at
NU
Sippar and Larsa; written
UD
and
d Sa-
T. XLIII.
26l
mas, also 00 CIS. SIR
MAN, ^GIS.NA, ^GIS.NU, and * CIS. SIR. GAL in the
cf.
Cass.
Vocab.
is;
written (dSii-qa-mu-na\
Meli-.
.,
cf.
name of Shamash-shumukin, the king), cf. the masc. names under SamaS-, Amel-,
A-mur- Arad-,
t
names under Amtt-and For other names composed with

the masc.
see
CPN,
site
p. 40.
Baltu-, Bel-biti-, Bir-, I$di-,
Surias (Sur-ia-dS, Sii-ri-ia-aS, Su-ri-ia-dt; a Cas-
Itti-,
Kin-pi-, MuSezib-, Nur-, Pir-,

Silim-, Sepa-, Su-ma-at-,
Rlman-
ni-,
d
and Upaq-.
Vocab.
n.
d
god, identified with Shamash, cf. Cass. the name may be Aryan, cf. 5;
Sarrat ("the queen"; Semitic
Nikkal, cf. KA, p. 363), d Sar-rat-sa

m-s[i-i\
.
name of NIN.GALcf. the masc. name
Skr. surya "sun";

i),
HoMMEL,
Grundr., p. 30,
only in Sagarakti-,
Su-ri-ha (probably identical

in
with'&-*w-f' named
Sarru (the king), see List

Sa-ru-na,
cf.
II, 3.
the treaty between Shubbiluliuma and
Abdi-Sd-ru-na.
cf.
Mattiwaza,
Pu.
u. div. iniD;
cf.
OLZ
7.
13,
d col. 296), in Su-ri-ha-
Ser(u) (god of the morning, his temple at Malaha
ila-a-a\
cf.
Su-ri-ha-ilu,
PSBA,
1897, pi. Is;
in
Damascus,
BE XIV,
Tah, see Iptih.
d
(
102,
MDOG 29,
d
d
BU(h-rum = Sinl),
See
p.
45
written Se-ir, Se-ru and

cf.
the masc.
names
under Ser-.
Serua (a
d
also
Ter.
cf.
Tammes
ll-ta-mes,
ttJttttJ,
Wll-tam-met,
Il-te-me$,
name
of Ishtar;
p.
cf.
-f
Handworterb.,
mi;
the
d
Muss.-ARNOLT, WSe-ru-ulit-a and
WSem.
p. 288),
cf.
with article CttTObx, cf. TNB, the masc. names under Tam-
EDIN(-n-a), JSerua- and

d
fern,
names under
(d
Sibarra (Cass. deity
Muballitat-.
Si-i-ma-li-e),
cf.
the masc.
>Ta-qu-me/ma, cf. under Su/mu-. Tarhu (a Hittite god, identical with Tarku
cf.
q. v.;
names Me-li- dSi-bar-ra and Um-man-Sibar.

d
HOMMFL,
Grundr., p. 44;
p.
WEBER, Ancf.
merkungen,
1075, n.
i),
the masc.
Si-i-ma-li-ia (Cass. deity ='*Su-M a- ti-ia,
of the shining mountains", R sort of Suqamuna; identified with Sibarra,
"the lady 56, 46, con-
names under
d
Tar-hu-,
Ta-ar-hu-.
cf.
Tar-ku (identical with Tarhu;
tccpKU, rpoKO,
tpoyo
etc., in
names of Asia Minor,

d
VR44, 36
cf.
d
written d Si-ma-li-ia Synchron.IVs),
WALL,
Cf.
p.
213 ff.;
Tur-ku
= dIM
SUND-
CT
25:
the masc.
name Amel-.
d 16,13; Cass. Turgii), in
Tar-ku-sar-ba(-am).
Tar-qu-u-tim-me.
SIpak (a Cassite god, identified with Marduk, VR44, I 27; probably identical with the
Tar-ga-a$-na-al-li,
Elamite god dSa-pa-ak, Abp. Ann. VI

cf.
35,
HUSING, OLZ, 8, col. 390; written WSipak, Si-i-pak and Si-pa-ak}, cf. the masc. names under Harbi-, Meli-, Nazi-, Nidi-,
Simbar- and
Sugab
(a
Tasmetum (consort of Nabu), see fem. and masc. names under (O Ta$-me-tum\tu-, Arad-, Si/-. d Cf. OBa. J Tal-me-tum-i-ni-ib-i-la-tim
T-D LC.
d ll-te-ri and d lltehri, proTer (identical with bably also with Ser, cf. HiLPRECHT, BE X,
p. XHIf.), cf.
~" l
Usib-.
Cassite god, identified with Nergal, cf. Cass. Vocabulary 12; written Su-gab and
cf.
Se- d Te-ir
Su-ga-ab),
d
the
masc.
names
cf.
under
Kalakti-, Sindi-, and Sii-hu-li-.

Sulman(u), or Sulman
KA,
Sum-ill
p. 4/4),
ZIMMERN, (WSem. deity, cf. the masc. names under

I$di-.
d X, Il-te-ri-ha-nabi-ti-ri^], Te-ri-hi-li-ia X, 34, na Cyr. 177, 2, d Il-te-ih-ri-nuri * d X, 99, ie, Il-te-ify-ri-nall-te-hi-ri-abi, d d ak-ki-, ll-te-ih{-ri\-la-a-a, ll-te-ri-ia-a-ha-
JADB BE
'
12, II P,
la-
BE
BE
bi
UMBS,
II
i.
Sulman-, and
("the
d
(
name of
the god"),
in
Sum-ili-a-
Tesup (Hit-Mit. god, identified with Adad, d IM Su-ki CT d 25: 16, Te-e$-su-up
cf. is;
Hp-ri-us.
written WTeêfySup,
Te-e-e$-h'i-pa,
Te-$u-
"Suqamuna
No.
i.
Su-qa-mu-nu,
VR 33,
1 4;
a Cassite
up,
Te-lu-pu,
Ti-$u-pa
cf.
and
the
god of war,
identified with Nergal-Nusku,
of Van),
IM(: a$)\ cf. masc. names
262
KNUT TALLQVIST.
under
Abbi-,
Tesup-,
Aki-,
Akit-,
Ar(i}-,
Uras
d
(
IB,
II
57, sic:
dNIN.IB
Bag(Hu}-, Durar-,
Ik-,
. .
Gi-el-,
Hu(d), Ik(Ah)-li-,
II
d 6o,39cd: Nabu ilu bal-ti],
ta ud-da-ni-e; cf. the masc.
ingi-, I-ni-, Ka-li-, Ki-li-,
Ma-na-pa-,
names under
"Urkittu ("the
cf.
Ura$-, Abdi-.
Qatiku-, Sadi-, Sama-, Te\Du-, Urki-.
For
see
other
names composed with

p. 34f.
II, 3.
Tesup,
the fern,
goddess ofUruk", epithet oflshtar), names under Urkittu-.

II
CPN,
Til-la,
"US
(= NIN.IB,
57, eoc), see
NIN.IB.
cf.
see List
cf.
Tir-si,
Abdi-tir-'si.
Turgu (Cass. deity,
of
Tarkii),
in
Kadasman-,
Zaba (the god of the river Zab], names under n " rZa-ba-.
Zaban
the masc.
and Me-e-tur-gu (CPN). "TUR.NUN.NA, see Mar-Ea.

d
(a river-god; probably identical in H " rZa-ban-iddin.
with Zaba},
TU.TU (== Marduk),

Eriba-, Gahul-.
cf.
the masc.
names under
ZA.MA.MA
(the
in
god of
Kish,
II
R
ea),
6 1, sad; worthe masc.
the temple of shipped SAG, cf. Code of Ham., II

45), in ISu-u-a-su.
E.ME. TE. UK.

cf.
Uasu (Eg., RANKE, Material, p. Ubrias, see Burias.

Um-sibu ("the seventh day"),
Um-sibu-iliia.
names under
d ZA.MA.MA-.
deity), cf. the
WZa-zu (possibly a Cassite

the masc.
masc.
cf.
name
d
name Me\Me-li\la-WZa-za\zu.
ZIB,
cf.
the masc.
names under
d ZIB-
Isdi-.
Umma(n), see Humba(n).
2.
Akkadu, in Ak-ka-da-a-a.
Names
of countries
Bilu
(cf.
l
and
h
cities.
III
Bi-la-a-a
R 9,
47),
in Bi-la-a-a.
Amma,
in
Ain-ma-a-a.
Birtu
(< Birtii), in Bir-ta-a-a.
Appa, Appi (Eg. ip(.t))

rial,
"Luxor" (RANKE, MateDiru, in Ddi-di-ri.
p. 44), in in
A-ina-an-ap-pa\bi.
Arbaha (IV-ha\
Arbu
h
(cf.
Mannu-.
"Arabian",
in
Dur- d Enlil, in
Namgar-Dur-Enlil.
A/--ba-a-a
the masc.
Ar\Ar-ba-
Dur-Sarrukin
(BAD-LUGAL. GIN.NA), \nSDur-
Sarruktnaitu.
ArbaTlu,
cf.
and
fern,
names under
Mannu-(ci)ki-,
Arbail-,
J'Etillit-,
SHtar-,
Esidu
"l (cf.
E-si-[dti\
JADD
887, R.
i),
in E-si-
Mannn-kitna-, Paqa-ana-, Qurdi-, Tab-$ar-,

Upaqa-ana-.
Assur
da-a-a.
HI, '""'AS, ('""VAS-Sur}, cf. the masc. and fern, names under AUur-,
'"*A-tu-nu\ in At-tu-na-a-a.
(WSA. URU,
"1
m Gargamis, in
< lt
Gar-ga-mi$-a-a.
1 Gubbu, in Amel-" Gub-bu.
Mannu-(a]kl-, Sarru-etir-, Sulmu-.

Attunu
(cf.
Hal lab
(cf.
jHallab], in Hal-la-ba-a.
!
f
Hal pi
Babilu
(cf.
\'"
Halpi), in Hal-pa-a-a.
(Ba-6u-ANQ),
,
RA ki
Balihu
l
TIN.
WKA-AN, KA-DINGIR. TIRW cf. the masc. names under

Mannu-ki-.
Halsu, in Hal-su-a-a.
Hamatu,
Harran
in ^"'"^Ha-ma-ta-a-a\ia.
Babil-, I$di-,
("
Hamuna (JADD
e,
8 15, R. Ill
cf.
9),
in
Ha-inu-na-a-a.
Ba-li-ki,
JADB
4, II
fern,
name
JBa-li-h i-ti.
-^^}, ^~
cf.
the
WKAS),
the masc.
names under
Harran-, Bel-,
Isdi-,
Barhalsu
('"*'> ar-hal-su], in
ki JBar-sip- -i-tu.
Bar-hal-sa-a-a.
Barsipu, in
Hata (^Ha-ta-a JADD names Ha-ta-a-a and Ha-ti-a-nu.

Hataru
l
Man-ki-, Tukulti-. 83, 5 etc.), cf, the masc.

Ha-tar-a-nu.
T. XLIII.
Bazu,
cf.
Ba-zi, SBa-zi(-i)-tu.
(?
Hataru Anp. Ann. I GO),
cf.
263
Hesu
(cf.
^Hi-c-sa
l
HABL
VS
9: 9,
414,
i),
4),
in
Hi-sa-a-a.
1 Naziba, in Anicl-" Na-zi-ba.
Huba
(cf.
PIu-ba
l
in
Hu-ba-a-a.
Ninua (^Ni-nu-a,
MNINAM),
in
Ninuaâ,
Hubaba, in
Hu-ba-ba-a-a.
nuatfu, Mannu-kf-.
Nippuru, in Enlil-ni-ip-pu-ru-ana-alri$u-ter.
Husur
Huru (Eg. hr "Syrian"), in Pa\Pi-hn-ru. n"r Husur), in Hu-su-ra-a-a. (cf.
Qanii, in
la (cf.
Amcl-^Qa-nu-b.
in
>*7a
cf.
JADD
III, p. 22),
in
Ua-a-a.
Qumana,
Rasapa.
Qu-ina-na-a-a.
lamanu,
sana
under lamani, lamannu.

in
Ra-sa-pa-a-a.
"l (cf.
l-sa-na,
mod.
'Tell'
Isan,
Isan Koi,
Sippar, in 1Sip(d)ranu.
BA
I
II,
p. 49), in I-sa-na-a-a.
sin, in I-sin-na-a-a] cf. E-sin-na-a-a.
Suhu, in Su-ha-a-a,
Suku, in Sukkaia, J Suk-ki-i-tii, Su-qa-a-a.
Siilu
*l
(cf.
Isin
(== Isin), in
Amel-"
1
l-$i-in-.
Isnunak, in
Itu'a,
Mar-" R-nu-nak. in mS'I-t-a--a-a.

^KallKal-ha-a-a, J
l
Su-lu\li Senn.
Bav.
Ill
14,
King
VIII
34),
in Su-la-a-a, Su-li-ia.
III
Sumu
Kalhu, in
Kal-hi-i-tu.
(cf.
m *Su-mu
Su(-ii)-ru
8, 40),
in
Siiru (cf.
hl
Anp. Ann.
1 75, etc.),
Su-ma-a-a\ia. in ?Su-
Kassu,
cf.
Kas-su-a-a, Kas-sa-a-a, Kas-su-u, Rii-
ra-a-nu.
Kumu,
Kundi,
in
cf.
Ku-ma-a-a.
Bel-ku-nn~di-ila-a-a, Kun-da-a-a.
Sallu, in
('"^S
SldunUj in Si-du-nu-a-a.
K urban, in Kur-ba-an-a-a, Daiân-^Kur-ba-an. Kiisu, in Ku-sa-a-a, Ku-sa-ia-a.

Kutii,
Tabalu, in
Tuplias
Tabalaia.
in
in
Ku-ta-a-a.
(AB.NUN.NA^),
Vrartdiâ.
Kidin-Tuplia*.
Lahiru, in La-hi-ra-a-a.
Urartu, in
Uru, in
?
Larak, in
"l
'
La-rak-ser-ibni.
U-ra-a-a.
in
Uruk(WV^),
Misir, in Mi-sir-a-a.
Dan-Uruk.
cf.
Us-tim,
in
Amel-i^sakke-sa-j^-tim\
Sakin
Musur,
in
Mu-mr-a-a, Mn-sur-i. Cf. Mu-.m(suT)-ra
'U$-ti
VR56,8i.
3.
a
1.
Other Elements (Nominal and Verbal-Forms,

2 î
etc.).
city, in Si-bit-ali
Hypocoristic ending of Semitic and foreign

personal names
(cf.
alu
(URU) settlement,
TNB,
etc.
p.
XXXI),
e.
g.
Apia, Appa, Aqara, Arda, Iddina, Iqi$a\
750, 5, Nabu-ana-, -dur-ali-Su. father (Ass. and WSem.). Written abbu abu,
JADD
AD,
Ardara, Barza, Dalta,

ending, of
stat.
--2. Aramaic
a-bu,
a-bi,
a-bi-im, a-ba, ab-bu.
Cf.
emphat, e. g. Arnaba, GaGiia, Harlma, Humsa, Qarha, Zabda, etc., and of f. sg. stat. absol., cf. JBadia, J Gabia, J Hanlna, JHarra, JHabra,
Ganda,
names beginning with A-a-, Ab-bu\ba-, AblAbu-, Adad-, Ah-, ASur-, Ha-li-e-, Ia- Idin-,
t
I-la-i-,
Iliia-,
;
Ki-,
:
Mannu-ka-, Mannu-kl-,
Sumu-
a-bi/AD-ia Abiia-, Ilu-, Km-,
SUmmi-
zala,
:|:
(Iran.
= wi),
SNaqta.
in
E-parna, -parnua
ia.
(cf.
Wi-
farna).
e ending, see No. i.
abua (AD-u-d): Bel-, Dari-, Kin-, and Sama$-; abunu: A-bu-nu and Bel-mukm-ADnu; abi-sa: SAhat-; see also under 1SD, a^l
under
and
264
*ab-bi (Mit.,
cf.
KNUT
api, appa], in Ab-bi-Tehip.
TALLQVIST.
*agab
*"!S3iS
(Mit.),
in
A-ga-ab-ta-ha,
(-senni).
Cf.
A-
kab(gab}-$e.
I-ba-a (hypocor.), see X35.
anx
II 1
cleanse, cause to shine,
in
Nabuagu
cf.
A-ga-bu-ru,Ag-bur>Ag-bu-ru JAg-ba-ra-a Ak-bar.

}
km-u-bi-ib\LAH. LAH.
*A-ba-gu-u.
headgear, crown,
gu-$a
cf.
VS
7: 134, 4;
lA-gu-um, Da-an-ase also under 15.

A-ku-us-su. A-gn-uin.
cf.
*13K 4
(Ar.)
do,
make,
in Ilu-a-ba-di (better as
*A-gu\ku-a, A-gu\ku-za.
^3i^ 4
Ilu-aba-$allim).
egu sin, in La-te-gi\ga(-and)-Istar;

ti'i-gl-Nana.
La-
abdu (WSem,) servant; written ab-da\di,

in
URU\
Adda, Abdl, Abdi-.
Cf. List II,
I.
I-gi-i.
abdalu (b-D?), in Ab-da-li.
abdunu little servant(P), cf. Ab-du(-i4)-nu\ni. U-ba-a-di\ cf. U-ba-da-a BE XV, 198, 2.
TSX Ab-zi-i.
*Ab-bi-ha.
Cf. I-bi-zu
b3S A-ga-la\ R. i.
I-gi-li-i.
cf.
^-^-/z BEXV, U-gu-la

Ig-la-nu
(cf.
AO 5490,
Ig(K)-li-i.
Bi. fib??)
T-D LC.
A-gi-nu.
igur, in
U-gi-ni-e.
U-ga-a-a-ni, or Saui-ga-a-
a-ni, cf. Sa-ani(-]gu-nu.
*Ab-ha-ta-a.
*QKj abitu
I-gur-kapkapu.
pX
decision, in A-bit-Sarri-usur, A-bi-ti-i. ubbuku (cf. \tam perversus), cf. Ub-bu-ki\ku,

ti-bu-uk-ki$\ U-bu-ku\ U-bu(Ue}-quQ).
ugaru,
cf. Nabu-munipi$-u-gar ;
OBa. Ri-i^-ii-ga-ru
T-D LC.
*a-gu-ra-a (Gr. -ayopaq), in Pi-la-a-gu-ra-a.
igritu, in
abkallu
prudent, well informed,

Cf.
in
Bel-,
Ad-di-ig-ri-tu-û,
Nabu-NUN.ME-ilanl
Ab-kal-su^-pi.
*ada,
cf.
bn,
abullu
city-gate;
as.
written
KA.GAL;
in
*A-di-i
= 7-^-i =
^!-^, A-da-a.
Id-di-i.
*J A-di(ti?)-ia(-a'}.
Cf.
Abullu-te-ta-par-a-a-u. Cf.OBa. Mar-aim /li,
uddu, light, in
Nabn-$akin-ud-du.
Ud(Tam-}
CT
iblu, in
2:
19,
P,
da-nn.
llu-ib(ipl}-li-ia.
A-da-da,
Id-di-i, Id-di-ia-a-tn, Id-du-u-a, I-dii-u-a.
i"S5 4
A-bu-lu,
A-bi-lu$\ A-bll-Sin.
in Ab-ni-i.
ps? abnu stone, Ab-na-nu.
adi
unto,
in
A-di-ma-ti-ili.
cf.
*[7-da-&i(Va.r\mc, perhaps Iran.,

p. 2).
(cf.
Adakes, JIN,
I-bu-nu\ni (VvQSr).
ubanu finger,
QiJlbs Ex.
E-bi-si....
j
omen
Ta'annek
i;
^niS
id-ka, in
Biu-id-kaQ}.
8,15), in
Uban-sa-naidat,
D1K
Ad-mami.
adunu (WSem.), see
A-di-mi\ni
(cf.
*A-ad-du-mi, Ad-du-nui.
in
abaru
be strong,
Li-bur-zanin-Ekur,
Ia-bur\bu-ru.
ti-ba-ru\ra,
List
II,
i.
Nabu-sum-li-bur.
WSem.:
Bi.
Vl^)-
Ad-na-a-a
(cf.
ubaru friend, in U-bar(-ru\ Nabu-nasir-u-bar-hi.

ibru
Bi.
a-jy).
cf.
udinu eagle(P),
Cf.
U-di-ni.
friend,
cf.
Bel-ibaE-, Me-me-ib-ri.
A-da-si.
"ntf adaru
E-da-si.
ipri.
to fear,
in
A-du-ru, Simutti-a-durt
in
10,
d Ub-ru, Ub-ru- Alur, U-bur-lama$su.
La-a-di-ru-ilu.
Cf. JA-di-ir-tuin.
*U-bn-ra-ki, Ub-ra-ki.
Addaru the
month Adar,
Addara-a-a\
10.
cf.
*Ab-Sa-a
(cf.
Pa.
:;:
SA-da-ri-ti
BE
XIV,
adra, in Ad-ra-Ahrti.
111,
destroy,
in Mu-ab-bit-kti-$a.ti.
:i:
-n
idru
= N-ny = liy help,

*
see
names under
IV
Ptc. munnabtu, in
Munnabitu.
Id-ri-,
Idru, A(-a)-u-, Adad-, Addi-,

Atta-,
A fa-,
Ib-bu-tti, I-bu-te-ilani,
"V^KDD?
Atar-,
cf.
Bel-Harran-,
Si-, Ser-,
Hi-,
Milki-,
*agi
(Mit., cf.
a-kt), in
A-gi-ia,
A-gi-Te$up,
Nathu-,
JA-da-ta-a.
Sam si-,
Tammel-.
T. XLIII.
A-gi-is-zi
BE XV.
26 5
:i:
'u
(Eg.
':?
great), in Pir-u.
cf.
*a-zi-mi, in Bin-a-zi-mi.
in
*u(wa)ksa
(Iran.,
Avesta
huwaxa),
Titf,
U-ak-
ITI
sa-tar,
Uk-sa-tar, (Ba.) u-ma-ku-i$-tar.
TiK, urru, uru light,
= WSem.
*
?
mUr-Belit*
r Bel-uzna(Pl ]-a-a; *Uz-na(cf. Bi. ^3T); cf. Uz-na-nu ("long-eared"). *A-za-na-a-a (cf. Bi. mr$).
uznu ear,
in
muballitat-mltuti,
d
U-ri-ia-a,
Ur-ri-ia-u,
E-zi-pa-ta.
"lTX 4
JE-zib-tum.
in A-za-ru,
Ilu-ur-ri*Mil-ki-u-ri, U-ri-im- me-i, *U-ru-
(WSem.) to help,
A-zi-ru
(cf.
Ma-lik, -mil-ki, -sa-lu.

A-u-i-ra-a (Ar.)
*Ia(-)i-ru (WSem.).
*11
4
= ^"J^S
I-li-a-zi-riVS 9: 221,1), A-zir-â-u, A-zu-ri, Az-ri-ia-a-u.

lr-=^ coecus.
*A-zu-ta-a.
Cf. A-su-ti
BE XV,
167,
;
8 9.
*a-u-ar(Iran.),
\nA-u-ar-^}-pa-ar-nu ('Opocpepvr]^).
in U-$a(-an)-ni-ilu,
HX
ahu brother (Ass. and
WSem.) ideogr.PAP,
A-hi-,
tthx 5 asu
lend aid,
(Ar.).
Nabu-u-
SES;
cf.
names under Ah-, A-ha-,
sa-an-ni.
A-hu-, Ahi-, Ahu-, Bir-, Bud-, Ha-a-a-ri-,
*A-za-a
i-za
. .
M-stf-a
(Iran.?).
Km-, Manmi-ki-, Mannu-klma-, Nadin-, $dSulmu-\ see also ere$,erlba, ibm, iddin, $ub$i, usur; Abi-ia-ahi-ia is perhaps to be
lim-,
.,
in Enlil-.
*e-zi-e, in Bin-.
*U-zi-i (possibly Iran.,
cf. Bi. if 18,
Aryan Uzya,
p. 72);
cf.
SCHEFTELOWITZ, Arisches,
zi-tar,
7-
a-Jm-ii-d),
read Abi-ia-qar; ahu(j)a (PAP\SES(-u\u}-a, see under Ahu(t)a, ban, Hi-ri-,

;
U-zu-ma-an-da.
in
izbu
newborn, sprout,
(cf.
Iz-ba-Adad,
in Bel-,
Ipt.
Lu-, Mannu-lu; ahusina, in Ahu- E-na ah(h)e ME PAP* 1, SES* 1 ah-hi(ahi\ written
PAP
Iz-bu
III
i
Bi
13TK), -//&>.
Prt.
im, in A-a-, Ahe-, Ban-, Bel-, Erlba-, Hi-ri-,

usezib,
la-,
save, deliver.
Adad-, A-u-,
Jlaqar-, I$di-, Ki-ra-, Man-ki-,
ManTaberel,
Nabu-, Nergal-, Palhu-u-$e-zib\KAR.

sezib, in
Ilu-,
nu(akt}-,
Mannu-ka-, Mannu-ki(md)-, MarSulmu-,

see also
ballit,
Nabu-, Pal-hu-,
duk-$i-lim-, Nadin-, Salmu-,

Uq(q)ur',
Sama$-se-zib(-bi)\ sezibanni, in Se-zib-an-ni,
ban, eriba,
Adad-, Aplu-, A$urin (Ba.)
Bel-,
Ilu-,
Nabu-,
iddin, lumur, nadin,
Sallim, hillim, usur',
Nergal-, Ninib-, Nusku-$e-zib-a\an-ni', suzib.
ahea, in Ah-hi-e-a, Samsi-ahea
(PAPME-e-d)\
Su-zib-Marduk.
Ptc. musezib. in
Mu-$e-zib\zi-ib\zi-bu,
Mu-se-zib\KAR-, Ilu-, Nabu-\ musezib-napsati, in Nabu-', suzubu*

in
ahesu (PAPjSESs'-ht), in Arad-, Bel-, I$di-, Nur-, Sulmu-ahe$u\ see also ban, ere$-,
kabti, rib, $ar.
Su-zu-bu, A-a-a-lu-zu-bu-ili
'.
ahatu sister, see
For ahl ^> hi, see TJ. names under -fAhat-\ cf.A-ha-
uzubu recompense(P), in Nabu-u-zu-bu.

*uzib, 'uzub,
ti-ma-beltt-ka-la-maVSc): 152,4; SA-ha-tihi-di-at
uzbi (Cass.), in
U-zib-Enlil, -Sipak,
T-D LC.
Ahunea.
bi-
U-zib-ia, d
. .
U-zu-ub-U-ia-sah,
-Sipak,
pt.
i.
Uz-
ahunu little brother, in A-hu-nu\PAP-u-nu,

Ahttnl,
.;
cLUz-bi-Enlil
BE Vin,
*uz-di(r), in
Uz-di-a-$a.
ttX4 Az-zu, A-zi-zu, * A-du-na-iz\i-zi.

*izzi
ahutu (PAP^\SES-u-tu\tu\te] in Itti-Adad-ahutu.
brotherhood,
*JA-hu-ut-milkL
(Hit.-Mit;
cf.
za, zi, zu\ (*a)za in
names
A-kiIlip-
*ahut (Ph.
nnx) sister,
cf.
in
of Asia Minor,
al
SUNDWALL,
p. 57), in
(cf.
*a-ha (Iran, haâ), in A-ha-mani$'.
iz-zi (cf. Isaur. AKKICJIC;),

pouci<;),
Pi-ri-iz-zi
'
*aha
(Hit?),
p.
(er)Ru-hi(-iz)-zi (TA),
Ha-at-tup. 33,
U-pa-iz-zi
(CHANTRE,
p. 46); cf.
CPN,
*-#-*
*iha
Aft-ha-mu-u-wa JRAS, 1918, 1044, A-hu-wa-$d. (cf.Bi.-in); cf. A-a-e-hu (?JADD 619,9),
"is alive", or
"is brother"(?),
Cf. also Tur-bi-
under
*
si.
A-tu-e-hu, Kar-e-hi.
-ilu,
*iTX 4 (WSem.), in A-zi-ba al,
A-zi-L
(WSem.)
cf.
Uza-kku.
1
Ab-bi-fia, A-du-ni-ih-a.
bTK
A-zi-lu\ilu;
cf.
OBa.
A-za\sa-li-ia
RPN,
ha-a.
*ahbir (Eg. hpr;
cf.
A-za-la-ia
*I-za-al-di
No.
i.
. .
.
T-D LC.
= (Ar.
huuru), in Ma-na-ah-bi-(ir)-ia.
a-ha-di, in Si-a-ha-di.
ahazu]
34
266
(He.), in
KNUT TALLQVIST.
la-u-ha-zl
*akll (Iran.),
*Aka$}-a-a-ha-a (cf. Bi. A-hu-lu (cf. ahli; Bi. *br&, OBa. A-hu-la-a-a). A-hu-lam-ma. *ah-li (Hit-Mit; cf. kla, klu, in names of Asia
Minor,
Ar-ba-ku, Har-ma(-ak}-ki Karsi-a-ku, Ma-a$-da\ddk-ku, Ki-ta-ak-ki [Add.] (cf. KaTTCtKct^ JIN p. 159), Mi-ta-a-ki (Mr)cf.
t
raKoc),
:|
Tu-na-ku.
(Cass.),
akku,
cf.
Karakku
SUNDWALL,
p.
108), in Ah-li-ba-bu,
Ni-na-ak-ku
UMBS II I,
Lu-pa-ak-ku (Hit.?), 30 23 U. E. (cf. Navp. 166),
Ah-li- Te$up\ Âh-li-ba-da
T-D LC, Ah-li-ia

32,
1 1, 10,
:i:
vaKoq, NrjviKa,
ika
SUNDWALL,
(EL),
1Ur-
VSI,
198,
63,
^-/*BEXV, 107,3; BE XV, 200, IV II UMBS 2, a$Ah-li-ku$}-U

!Bu(Pul!}-ba-ah-lu,
?
ta-kn, Bu-na-ak-ka
U-zak-ku
(Iran.?)
(WSem.),
cf.
I-ka-u-su.
U-ri-ia-ik.
!amu{J),
Ta-gu-uh-la
*ikki, cf: Na(T)-bi-si-ik-ki, U-ri-ik(-ki),
CPN.
i:
'
'
ahlib (Hit.;
= }ahli
Kumm-ah-lu
-\-
(Car. n. p. Kojiax^tov).
cf.
b,
hudi and hudib; or

cf. Bi. n.
1.
:i:
/O),
::
in Ah-li-ib
pfySar-ri;
abn.
uk(k)a
(Iran.),
ku\kl, ka,
cf. Ha-ar-duk-ka; Da-a-a-ukDa-sa-uk-ku, Ma-a$-da-a-a-nk-ku
ahnu,
cf.
*ahusu, in Ha-an-ahu-u-si', cf. Ahu(-ii)-su
J Um-ma-ah-nu, Ak(Ik}-ni-ad-ka .... (Ahu*uku
[Add.], Pa-a(-a)-2ik-ku, Pa-ar-tuk-kn, Si-lu-
uk-ku, Za-ar-da-uk-ku.
(Hit.),
cf. 3,
&-ku-ia, Kalbi-u-ku-ii.
Mit),
cf.
*Ah-ri-bi-ta (Eg. or Hit.).

*ahi(ja), aksi
etc.
cf.
(Iran.
AhSiiarhi,
U-ha-ti.
y
mighty), AhScri, Ak-li-ma-ak-$n.

written
= %sa.ya
*akib(/W +
in
:i:
A-kib-LUGAL,
Cf.
-h>-ni.
*Akbaru, Akburu,
akdu, see under Ak-du-.
Ak-ti-mi
~
,\
Nu-
na-ak-te
etir,
CPN,
46,
10;
Wiktazu;
al
Ba-ti-ik-ta
113X4
spare, save;
Etir-, I-ti-ru,
e-tir,
e-ti-ra,
e-te-ri,KAR(-ir), SUR(-ir}, see
names under
CHANTRE
in
aktta
Asia
:i:
iktta*, ktta*,
names
of
1. 1
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
Adad-, Amurru, Ahir-, A-u-,
Bel-, Haldi-, flu-, Ina-eh-,

(eh}-,
Marduk-, NabuSaltnu-,
pp. 47, 89,
6.
Nergal(-ina-e$~i}-,
SamaS-,
Sarru-', etiranni, or etiranni, in ASur-,
Nab it-,
in
A-ka-ku-a
^2X aki like, as, see names under Mannn-. A-ku-ki T-D LC, (cf. A-ka-ki-im RPN,
Ninib-;
etiP (Ptc.), in
Nabu-etlr-aple, Sarruetirat,
U-ku-uk-ku, Ik-ku-uk-ku
BE
etir-AHur,
ASur.
*fU-ia-a.
DDK
d
U-ku-mc
Nabu-etir-nap$ati',
(cf.
Uk-ku-main
XIV, XV). Nabd. 203,

cf.
42;
JSerua-etirat; eter(Inf.), in Tab-eter(KAR}-
Uk-ku-mu\
lapislazuli,
?
uknu
Illu-uk-nu
Uk-ni-
damqu BE XV.
1
iS 2
e(DAG 2
(cf.
d A-u-e-ballit(din })-a-ni. 06), in

in
).
*Ak-rm-par(?)-nn. Ak-na-nu
JA
1909 (Hana).
n^Si aiabu
enemy,
Bi. SI
Sama$-kaUd-a-a-bi.
Ak-pa-lu^]
JADD
(Hit.).
630,
13.
*A-ia-ab
bDi
*Ak-pa-ru
in
E.GAL-a-a, 2 palace, temple, Abi-ina-E. GAL-lilbur, JNiir-E. GAL, NurekalJu
IDtfj
ikkaru
BE
ekurru
peasant, XIV, 101, 9.

Cf.
in I\Ik-ka-ru. Ik-ka-ri-ia
E, GAL-u-mu, Ellu-e-kal-lu-u-a.
enu, inu
temple, see
List
II,
i.
'
eye,
in
E-ni-baSma,
cf.
-ilu,
In-i/u,
1DX 4 A-ka-ru.
*ikri
llu-ak-kur
("
AG-KUK), SAk-
Nabii-SI-na-a-a',
I-na-su-in.
ku(r)-ra-tum
T-D LC.
of
(T)E-pa-a (cf. Bi. ifiiy).
(Hit), in Pa-a-ni-ik-ri
in
*A-ia-ri (Can.).
*aki
names
(Hit.-Mit,
cf.
agi\ axa,
CXKI,
in names of
'
Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 46 f.), cf. A-kaku-a (AKaKic;), Ak-ki (Lycaon. AKKCC), Akku-u-ia, A-kulgu-a (Capp.), A-ki-ia, A-ki-
pp. 113, 172); cf. Ni-ra-ak-ri CPN.

(cf.
pan a and kre, Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, Ka-nl-ik-rn-um CT4: 50, 19.
(cf.
*Ak-$a
Ak-$a(-a)-ia
RPN).
Sin-ik-ka-sa.
*aksi, see
afytt.
di-ni
(PSBA
1907,
Nov.
pi. II as), -izzi,
-pa-pu,
*E-ki-is-tu-r(i (Gr.
T. XL1II
-Tehip; Ki-ak-ki, Ubura-ki, U-da-ki.
267
ilu
god; written AN, cf. names under Hi-,
AN*
Ilu-,
(el, ill),
i-li,
l-li;
Nergal-,
Sin-,
NINJB-, Nur-, Nusku-,

Sar-ilani-,
d
t<
Samsir,
Ser-,
i
Aba-, Abi-, Adgi-i
SamaS-,
Sarru-,
Adi-mati-, Ammeni-, Amur-, Anafy-, Aq(g)da-as-, Atanah-, Afar-, Baka-, Bariki-,
Summa-, Surika-,Um-stiu-/
ilisu
Urkit-,' ZIB-;
Ba-
(AN-iu, l-li-$u\
in
Arad-[Md.],Datnqi-,
ru-hu-, Bel-ma ti-, (Da-di-\Dagil-,Da-ka-m-, Dala-, Da-ni-ia-ti-,Dan -, VWanni-,E-ra-da-
Takil-ana-ili$u; ilaniiu
(AW-Su),
suffix
in
Ramuilai, cf.
Ere$-, Erlba-, Etir-,
Gabri-, Ga-di-, Ha-il-,
*el,
II,
ila
(WSem.), with
elf, ill,
Haldi-, Halt-, Haza-, Hi-hi-, Hemti-, labni-,
El-ba-ni, E-lu-ra-bi, -ra-i-ba, -ra-ma, latanae-li,
lada-,
Iqbi-,
Idi-,
Ili-bullut-,
Ispitti-,
Imani-, Im-rum-,
Isdi-,
I-li\AN-milku,
-ra-bi-ih,
AN-ja-a-bi,
Samsi-i-lu-
Ira$$i-,
ISmanni-,
-{a-di-nu, -ia-a-tt, Id-ri-li-i, I-la-i-a-bi, A-aila-a-i\
Ihne-, Kabar-, Kabri-, Kini-, La-a-ba-U-,
with suffix
pi.,
in
La-a-di-ru-, La-a-a-te-, La-da-gil-, La-hi-e-,
na\li-ni\lu-nu, ILu-na-a-..
ilaa, Da-di-i-lu.
iltu
i I
Cf. A-zi-lu,
Mati-
La-ta-dar-, La-tub a sanni-, Lip-di-ri-, Li-
See also under
ilu.
pkur-, Mashate-, Mati-, Milki-,
Mudammiq-,
Mukln-sarrute-, Mu-mar-, Munipis-,

Sallim-, MuSezib-, Mutarris-, Nadin-,
Mub
t
goddess, u tu d v n t y
i
Ul-ti-ba$ti(UK).
,
in Iluta-ibni,
t
Amur-Hutu--Ahir.
No* id-,
ul
n o t, written ui and
see hal.
NU in Abi-ul-idi, Nabuila
Nasib-,
NIN.IB-,
Padil-, Qa-ba-su-, Qa-a(J)-,
alsika-ul-aba$, Papsukkal-$a-iqbu-ul-ini.
*al (EL),
*il
Qand-, Qur-bu^]-, Qurdi-, Rabbi-,Ra-ina\me-,

RenSu-, Rimanni-, Sa'alH-, Sa-gi-bi-, Sala-, Samsi-,
(Iran.?), cf. Da-di-i-lu.
(Hit,
cf.
ila, in p. 89),
Sumu-la-,
Sala-,
Salli-,
Sidqi-,
names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL,

in
Samsl-, Sei-, Summa-, Upakhir-, Ufanni-; ilu(ili)-ma, see names under Ilu-ma-, Atta-,
Bel-tarsi-, Ilu-, Sa-\ stat. constr.
II,
Barhu-i-lu-wa.
cf.
*ala (Hit.,
cttax
==
ijwtoq(r), in
names of Asia
written
AN,
in Il-blti-kuzub-ildni, A$ur-il-balati$u,
47 f.), cf. A-ld-di-im, A-la-ra-na-du, lAlaksandu. A-lu-ud-hu-hap.
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
Marduk-il-naphari\ sg. gen., see names under Abda-, rAmar-, Arad-, Arik-den-,
-($
I-la-a
:;
Hal-la-al-la-
Atamar-dumuq-, Ba-a-a-dt-,
du-,
Bat-ti^}-,
Bu-
Bi. (cf.
cf.
Dugul-pan-,
Eni-,
Gabbu(-ina}-qat-,
alaba,
b). Am-me-a-la-ba.
Ul-lu-b\aV\.
Gimil-, labi-, In-,

libbi-,
Kidin-, Kisir-, Limras,
ul-ba, in
Nabu-am-ku-ra-ul-ba.
cf.
Lu-ba-a^-a-na-
Manmi-dan-ana-,
Nur-,
Mannu-kt-,
v
Qati-, Ra-hi-me-,
la-,
Pan-^ Rlmut-, Silim-, Sa-, Sav v Sangu-, Sulum-, Sum-, Tabni-, Taklak-
Mtnu-ahti-ana-,
aldu^/^?), melu ibtf 4
Hattu-$u-al-di-i, I-za-al-di
r
mountain height,
ISe-lu-tu.
vv all, protec-
tion^), in Tab-me-hi(-u)\me-li-e.
*Ia--lu-u.
ana-,
Zarhi-,
Tamdi-,
Zarut-\
Tab-rigim\$ar-,
pi.
Zabdi-,
written
^^2 walk.
Prs. in Idate-beli-a-la-ka, Ina-iliia-,
nom.
Hani,
Ina-$ari-bel-al-lak\a-lak\DU-ak, Bel-, Nabtt-
ANP\-nf),
gen.,
in Ibatsi-, Sutnma(-ibassi)-ildni',
tapputi-DU(-ak).
lik.
Imp. in Nabu-itti-edi-a-a-lik-
written
AN(t
-ni),
see abkal,
etil,
arad,
Ptc.
\nNabu-alik(DU)-id-enh,
baltu, barhu, be I,
dumuq,
gabbu, haman,
qibl,
tdiia,
hammu,
rim,
sir,
kabti, kitti, kuzub,
naphar, qata,
Sil-A$ur-,
A$ur-,Nabu-, Nergal-, Ninth-, Sin(t)-, Sama$-a-lik\D U-pani, Nabu-aCf.
Sarru, sarhu, $epa,
and names
lik\DU-paniia.
Ul-ka-a.
!
A-na-me-ni-DU.
under Arkdt-, Bu-si-, Ea-epil-, Erlba( Tartb}-,

I-bu-te-, I-ri-su-, Muttallik-,
*Muttalik (W U-ig]-ilani.
alilu
Rib at-, Ri-hu-$a-,
Rimut-; with suffix, AN-ia'a-a, see names under Abi-, Adad-, Ahi-, A$ur-, d A-u-,Bel-,
Bel-dalli-, Bel-kibsi-,
strong,
8:
in 1A-li-li\ cf.
AHa-li-lu-nm
VS
illatu
i
132/3.
in Ili-illati.
Bel-kummu-,
Mar-ârri-,
Bel-,
power, strength,
kundi-, Haldi-, Iliia-, Ina-, I$me-, I$tar(-bab')-
Kabti-, No. i.
Mannu-akl-,
Nabu-,
shining, written AZAG, see names under Ellu-\ S dBau-el-lit\ cf. 1Il-lu-uk-nu. 34*
ellu
268
ululu
KNUT
TAI.LQVIST.
month
Elul, written
Ul-lti.
<*QI,
in Ulula-
*u-ma-ku-is (Iran.,
in
a-a.
Il-lu-u.
Lu(-ul)-li-i (Ph.)
I-lu-lu.
Av. huwaxsa, JIN, p. 140), See also uwaksa. see names under amelu servant, man, (bl)
cf.
U-ma-ku-i$-tar.
*allu (Hit), see lu.
Amel-]
Amel
urqi gardener.
written
= lidami) child, see names under *ula(m) (Cass.

ti-la(m}-.
Cf.
ummu mother,
AMA,
see
;
names
U$b(p}-ula,
Ullu\Uli-sunu.
ul-lu-mu, in Abi-ul-lu-mu.
Cf. -fUl-lum\lu-mi-ir-
under / Ummi-, J lUar-, J Mannu-ki- written um-me(-e), see names under Abi-, Ahi-,
U\Se-it
0X2:3,3,4; T-DLC.
*E-la-ni.
*Il-qi-su.
Ilanu.
=
*DB
4
ttdi-la-ku-, JNikkal-.
f^Gi$
Cf.
*J Aât-im-ma-a
nn.
b am (
am(m)u,
m) u
im(m)u uncle, deity

cf.
*alta
=> arta.
(WSem.
'
Dy,
I&),
Am-ia-ta-
A-nd-
Il-ta-da-a-a.
li-
Il-tap-pa
(cf.
Il-tap-pi-ta,
U-tap-pu-ut-ta CPN).
-ti,
Amma-bali, Am-ma-la-din, AmAm-me-a-ta-,

Am-mi-ditana,
DKj amtu
d
:i
maid, s clave, in f'Amat-bel, J A-matd J Siila, JAmat- Sadua, Am-ti-Gula,-Nabu.

cf.
ma$-ki-ri,
-katna, -nadbi, -saduga, Am(Hd]-mu-nira,
ama,
A-ma-har, A-ma-ma-a$, A-ma-}a-h,

A-me-dir-ra
(EL),
14),
Bin-a-ma(-a)-ia.
Am-ramu, -ra-pi- Atar-ha-aurinit, Hammu-rapl, A-a-am-me, Adad-, Ahi- Ba-sa-lam,

>
*ame,
cf.
A-mc-ka
AmitaUi,
la->
(Iran..?),
Hi-,
Si--,
Si-e-,
tU-ri-i-mefi-me\im-
cf.
Ap.aiaKo<; JIN p.
Ti-ur-
me(-ajt).
a-me.
Am-me-a-la-ba, Am-me-en-na.
*umma (OldPe. uva own), in Um-ma-da-a-tu Xwadhata, cf.JIN p. 181. (TNB) *um(m)a (Hit, cf. ume, SUNDWALL, p. 229), in
*ammu, see ma. *umme, cf. Ba-lu-um-me-c, Pa-d$-tum-me-e. CLmn. Am-ma-nu. ammeni (<< ana meni) why, in Am-me-ni-ilu.
*amni
(El.),
tSubbi-luli-u-ma, Sublihuli-um-ma.
in
Um-man-am-ni',
.
"l
Dnr-Am-na-
*umi
(Iran.),
cf.
names under U-mi-.

;
ni(-md)
Abp. Ann.V 46
Cf.
JENSEN,
WZKM
I-ma--in.
VI, p. 213.
i.
Amba. Imba, Umba, see List II, Am-bi-ia. Am-ba^na)-ia JADD 66 1,

*Am(bd}-ris, Amba-ridi. imbu, see inbu.
4
umna
(cf.
amni), in
Da-nu-um-na (Capp.)
3.
I-man-nu-u, Im-ma-ni(-A$ur}, [Iml}-ma-nu, Imma-nu-u.
*Im-ma-ni-e-lu
[*A-ma]-a-su
Am-si-i.
(Pe., cf. JENSEN,
WZKM VI,p. 57).
rely upon,
a-a-im-di,
in
imdu support, \n.}Atarpi-im-di;

imittu
E-mid-ana-Marduk. d ci. Na-na20 1,

6.
(Eg.).
= imdu,
VS
9:
A-mu-su.
Ura-i-mit-ti\
A-am-si-ni(t).
in Ahir-i-me-ti ,
ZAG.LU.
nimedu dwelling, in Ni-me-du (abbrev.). Cf. Lu-u-da-an-nl-me-di BE XIV, 1 5, 2.
!
A-me-qL emuqu strength, power, see names under

E-muq-, Asir- A$ur-e-mu-ki\qi, Nabu-e-inut
ki-e
Htar-e-mu-ki-ia,
-ID.KAL
also
....
amatu speech, order, in A-mat-Bel-ukw,

-usur,
tln-qa-a-a.
Nabu-KA(pi)-usur, Damqa-amdte
A$ur-bel-a-wa-tim.
*En-gu-u-ta (TA;
gu-ti
j
see
5.
ingi),
cf.
Im-
(KA^-Utar,
-Zarri, f Nikkal-a-mat.
BE XV,
99,
mamitu speech, oath, perhaps in Usur-mama-te (see under Hu-ma-ma-te).

*J Um-ma-ah ?-##.
*
amaru see. Prt. isg. amur, see names under A-mur-, Ahua-, Ahir-Sulmu-, Gabbu-,
-a-mur\SI\SLLAL\
3 sg.
emur, see
t
names
Um-hu(bag]-lu-ma-
(El.).
under Emur(SLLAL}-, A$ur-,Bel- Nusku-, Sarru -e-mur- an - ni SI- a - ni \SI. LAL \SI.
I
Am (A-u}-ia-a-nu.
*A-me-ka
(cf.
LAL(-a\an)-ni\ lamur, in Abi-, SAkat-, Ahi-,

Bel-,
Ap,a(e)taKo<;, JIN, p. 14).
JEkurla-,
KUR-,
Pan-Asur\tttar\
T. XLIII.
269
(Ar.?);
cf.
Nadu-, Subnu-bel-,
Ta(Qurl)-di-ni-la-murl
in
*An-ba-ru
Am-bu-ru TNB, Am-ba-ru

ev-y,
SI\SI.LAL\
Ipt.
liimur,
Aqar-Bel-, Babil-,
BE
î'ngi
XIV,
cf.
12,13.
Gimil-dumqi-, Nabu-afoe-lu-mur(-ru}ISI.
(Hit,
inke*: tvya,
In-gi-ra-a
in
names of
cf.
amur,
in
Bel-,
Nabu-,
ama$-clmi-,
Asia Minor, SUNDWALL,

TeSup,
"l
.p. 90),
In-gi-
JSinqi$a-a-mur.
I 2,
(in
Cilicia;
Senn. King
1
in
A-ta-mar-dumuq-ili.
in
Cf.
IV
*andu
66,
75),
tEn-gu-u-ta (TA),
13,10.
1n-ga-bi-ia
*amar (WSem.),
a-ma-ra.
A-mar-ilu, Ilu-a-mar(-ra)l It- -am-d-ra.
UMBSII2,
(cf.
A-me-ri (WSem., or
imru, in Im-rum($)-ilu.
= ameru
hata: av8a, SUNDWALL,
p. 79),
cf.
deaf).
*amri, in Am-ri-Ittar, -imme, -iliht.
An(IlT)-da-a-ia, An-da-ria, An- da-ra-nu t An-di-a-a, An-di-su. ArandaS, Pi-ik-ka-
an-du
cf.
BE
XIV, Pi-sa-an-di, $&-ba-an-di;

>
amusu a plant,
cf.
A-mu-se(-e).
ta.
cf.
*lm-ma$(barl}-ta-$u. * U-ma$-ti-ra-su.
*inda (El. and Hit.),
In-da-bi-ia,
'In-di-bi-i,
In-da-bi-ga$, In-da-da-gal
AO
5500,
In-
*Um-mat-ha
*an (Eg.
rial,
(Eg.).
pi.
di-lim-ma, In-du-u, In-du-ut-tim

article,
n.5",
of the
RANKE, MateA-ni-a, A-nu-
*unda,
cf.
Un-da-du,
(El. cf.
HUSING,
BE XV. OLZ 1900,
p. 52), in
Nahti-Huru-an-si-ni.
-hi(-ii)-ti.
col. 84).
*an
(Hit.), cf.
An-hirbe,
wa-an-za.
andar (Gr. -ccvSpoc;), in A-lik-sa-an-dar, I-tuu-an-da-ar.

*An-zi-i [Add.].
ana (prep.) unto, see A-na-,

Ebib-,
afati,
ali$u,
dan,
Emid-, Gabbi(ia)-, Gadbu-, Lategi-,

Upaqa-, UsSur-.
Un-za-hu-ur
.,
Un-za-ar-hu\hi-I$tar,
Cf. eqil un-zir-hi
Un-zir\
20-
LubaS-, lumur, Lusl-, matiû, Paqa-, qati,

Takil-, taklak, ter,
i
za-hu-Alur.
JADD 42 5,
sigh,
in A-na-ah-ili,
anu (with
sf.
sg. ant), ending, especially a dimi-
I 2,
4
idem,
in A-ta-na-ah, A-tan-ah\ha-ili.
nutive
termination (TNB p. XXXIII), cf. Abnanu, Babanu, Belanu, IStarani, Nanani,

v
4f
alter,
change,
in Papsukkal-$a-iqbu-ul20,
Nergalani, Samsanu, Uznanu (== XAJJ!, or Adj.); also used for formation ofgentilicia,
:;:
^^
Nuskui-ni, Iq-bi-ul-i-ni BE XIV, 132, BE XIV, 114,42; XV, 154,28, la-en\e-ni-pi$u

STa-aq-bu-ul-te-ni'B&XV,
duk-ul-i-ni\nu
la-te-nin-ni
163,37,
i;
.
Sa-MarSBelit-
cf.
Hatianu, Hataranu, Siparanu.
in
(El.-Cass.,
probably
cf.
"lord";
cf.
BORK,
Sumer.-
BE IX, 107, BE XIV, 91 a,

List
II,
i).
TNB;
MVG
14,
p.8i, Mit. en, Hit.
in(i),
(WSem^/^z-^-'-^/^MBSIIi).
A-na-ti
15^3
(cf.
'Ana.
Ass. enu),
In-SuSinak (El.), Kara-in-das
A-a-ni-e.
(Cass.), I-ni-Te$up.
be gracious.
Ipt. .in
En-nam-a-a, -AHr,
E(n)\I-na
-Su-in,
ina (prep.) in, see Ina-, Abi-, Gabbu-ina-,
Nabu-
saqu-, etir,
*ina (ending), in (Iran.)
u-i-ni
E-na(-ma}IEn-na-A$ur, En-na-nim.
annu
= U^-pi-na,
in
A-U-na\ (Vannic.) Is-puIr-hu-li(e)-ni,
grace,
in
An-ni-ia]
cf.
An-ni-iluni
Hir-si-na,
T-D LC, J Ina-an-ni-$a-allak BE XV.

grace, in A-ni-na, A-ni-na-a-hL unnlnu sighing, in Sin-liqi-un-ni\nin-nL BE IX, innu, in In-nu-u-a; cf. In-na-Nabu
anfnu
Mu-sa-si-na.
enu lord, in Manum-kt-e-ni-a. *un (Eg.
'
Cf. in.
cf.
= wn),
.
U-na-mu-nu\
JUn-sar-
In-
di
na-nu Dilbat.
aninu,
*lin(El.), in
Humban-un-da-Sa, Un-dasu, Un-ta$p. 88.

cf.
na
tGAL DEP u,
in
;
pronoun, i pi., in IttiSaAdad(-d)-ni-ni\nu-an-ni, Sa-Adad-ni-nu,

ninu,
personal
inbu fruit,
I-ni-bi-A$ur, In-bu-sa\
t
A$ur\Nana-a-ni-ni\a-nin\ni-in-ni.
In-ba-a
ib-i-la-tini
I-nu-ba-a
C.
f d Ta$-me-tum-i-ni-
T-D L
AN.NA (=$ame), in A-KUR-UL-AN.NA. *enna (cf. Mit. =enni, BORK, OLZ 1906, col.
588;
No.
i.
2/O
KNUT TALLQVIST.
CLAY, PN,
na,
*jnni
(cf.
p. 158;
cf.
in/it),
in
Am-me-en-
Ir-M-ap-pa, Ir-hip-pi\ Lye. Apoaîq SUND-
Tu-bi-ia-en-na.
ennd), in A-ti~, Ri-zi-, (SSi-li-?) Si-na-
WALL,
Ap-pa-a;
p. 77.
cf.
A-ap-pa-a
RPN, A-ap-pa-a-tum
in-ni (Si-ni-en-ni).
J
'
BE
In-qa-a-a.
(Iran.).
VI, 2; JAp-pa-a-a-pa(ha)-tum BE XV. Cf. a pa, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDp.
*A-ni~rittJM*!
WALL,
50 ff.
ensu (SIG)
weak,
in Ahi-, Sainas-,
Tam-
upa
(Iran.), cf.
&pu(bu}-&.
U-pa-aL
Up-pa-amt
me$-, Ahi\Nabu-dur, Nabu-alik-id-, -tukulti-,
ma-a (up am a "summus").

pi-te.
Up-pi-is
Up-
-zaqip-enh, Nabu-en$a-ere$\eriba. *anta (Hit, cf. andu], in Ar-nu-an-ta.
Kuranta
aplu
of Tarhuntas).
*anti (Gr. ctvu),
in
Up-pa-ra-a-a son, written A, TUR.US, AS (see A'snrnasir-aplu] and ap-li (see Esaggil-km-ap-li),
(Hit).
etc.,
An-ti-gu-nu-us-si, An-ti-pa-
see under Apia
and ban,
del in, eriba,
at-ru-su, An-ti-kusu.
*antar, in Anta-r-atli. J A-sa-a .... A-sa-a-u
USU,
cf.
iddin, iqi$a, i$kun,
km,
lihr,
mukin, inn-
Sallim,
A-si-a.
nadin, nasir,
Salliw,
;
nkm, usur;
apil-ESarra,
(van: Sad). Ak-ku-us-su, Ha-li-mu-su, Ha-an-ahuIt-hi-bu-si,
apil-Ekur, see under see under Tukulti-.

Ap-lu-ti.
:|:
NIN. IB-
u-si,
Sl
}I-ka-u-su,
Tu-ru-u-su.
Tal(a)-mn-su. asu ÔKj physician, in A-si-i, As-si-i, A-su-u,
apli,
Ap(b}-li-uk-nn, A-ba(na1}-lu-qu-nu (cf. eple, pie, and kuna, in names of Asia

182).
in
Bel-A.ZU.
usatu help,
support,
in
U-sa-tu, Bel-u-sa-
Minor, SUNDWALL, pp. 70, 123, d Sir-. ap-pi-li, see under

*ipri,
a-te\ii-sa-ti\tu,
Marduk-bel-u-sa(-d)-te.
iwri (Khald.-Mit.)
king, lord
cf.
ai
(cf.
JENSEN,
*A-su-hi-li.
ZA,
i8(^)-ka, in Ahir-, Nergal-is-ka-dannin. Iska-mc-c. Cf. iska.
*A-sa(-a)-ti
p. 192;
HOMMEL,
ie,
Grundr., p. 39), in
ls-pi-li-ip-ri-a
Lu-ti- t
(Mit,
p. 57).
cf.
Phryg.
AtfaXioq,
SUND*
Anp.
deity,
Tum-ni-ip-ip-ri; d Ann. II
E-li-ip-ri-c, a
Khaldian.
DWAk.
?
36,
II.
WALL,
*is(?)la-ka, see under Ilu-.
U-pi(-e)-ri (==
wui).
cf.
*Is(?)-me-ta$
(cf.
Car. Iceu.ev8ac;).
cf.
JDK
A-si-ni,
A-si-nu-u;
OBa.
A-si-nn-uin
maintain, in Sin-e-pi-ri\ do, execute, Prs. ippas,
CPN
p. 160.
in
Ilu-ip-pa-as\
RPN (=
A-sa-nu-nu.
*Is-sa-a (An). aspi, see a$pi.
temple-servant ?).
KAK-aL
KAK-u$;
:i:
Prt. epus, in Bel-,
Nabu-,Nergal-
ASur-, Nabu-, Sin-dini-KAK-uL
Ptc. epis, in
Ea-KAK-ilu.
Material, pp. 36, 46),
usi (Eg.
wd:?,
cf.
RANKE,
Is(z)-pu(bti)-tu\ti.
in
cf.
U-si-ha-an-sa,
As(z)-qu-du As(z)-gu-di\
t
OBa. A$-ku-du-uin RPN; A$-kud$tar)-til-la BE XIV.

cf.
*I-si-ia-e.
A-qa-a.
f!:
E-qa-a-a^}.
in
U-qu-u-a,
cf.
U-ku-ia,
Ilu-,
*Asi-ri (Hit(?),
P- 57).
Pisid. A^ccpeuq,
SUNDWALL.
npK 4 (WSem.),
U-qu-bu.
-f
A-qa-ba, A-qa-bi-ilu,
St-a-qa-biba.
U-qu-bu-tu.
E-su-ri-zer.
;
asta,
cf.
As-ta-na-nu, As-ta-qu-wn-ine.
-f
I-kib-ilu; cf.
Cf.
I-ki-bu-um
RPN.
*astarta (tfrpato), in
As-ta-ar-ta-ni-ik-ku.
Aq(k)-da-as-ihi.
As-far
.'.
uqnu (hiknu),
cf.
A-ba(na^]-lu-qu-nu, Ap-li-uk-nu,
*api, in A-pi-ka-ri, A-bi-ha-ri; cf.
A-pi-ia-u-tum
Il-lu-uk-nu.
See also *apli,

Material, p. 45), in Iptih-
BE XV.
appa, appi,
*ar (Eg.
/r(j);
RANKE.
abba
(El.,
cf.
///
in Cass.
names,
Cf.
ar-te-û.
*ar,
CPN
p. 159), in
Imba-, Uimnan-appa.
ara,
ari
(Hit.-Mit;
ar give;
cf.
MESSERT. XLIII.
27 I
SCHMIDT, MVG,IV,
col. 589;
p.
297;
BORK,
OLZ
:i:
1906,
arau (Eg. 'irw,
RANKK,
Material, p. 54), in Ni-
CLAY, PN, p. 160; ara, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL,p.53), cf.A-ra....,
ify-ti(-e}-$a-ra-u,
Ni-har-a-u.
in
*arza
(cf.
erze, apca,
A-ra-ah-at-tu..,
Ari-parna,
Ar(t)-Tehip,
Ara-mu, ArandaS, A-ri-ia, Ari-wana, Ari-ârru (ipril],

(cf.
KRETSCHMER
A-ri-za-a
p. 359;
SUNDWALL.
p. 77), cf.
Ar-za-bu-tii, Ar-za-ia, Ar-za -na, Ur-za-na-a,
Sandu-ar-ri
?
TapKU-apiq),
= U-ri-za-a, Arzawia, Ar-zi-i..

nn.
1.
.,
Sar-u-ar-ri, Zitri-ara,
Wi$iari\ in Nairi:
Ar-zi-zu
zanibi,
(cf. ApcJaoic;); cf.
Arzania, Ar-
A-ri-ia, A-ru-a, Ki-, Kirti-, Migdi-, Nikdi-\
Capp.: Sili-a-ra\
II
i,
cf.
A-ri-du-bu-tik
AO 5500,
II
5,
ArsaSku, Arzuhina, Arzurana, etc. Ar-ri-zu; cf. Ur-ru-zu UMBS II 2, 95, g.

A-ri-hu
23,
5,
Da-Jn-U-a-ri (Dah-Sa-ri] Dun-gi-a-ri, Ha-h-ib-a-ri
AO 5 500, AO 5488.
cf.
(cf.
Bi.
H1X, OBa. A-ru-hu-um CT29:

(cf.
NBa., A-ra(-aJt)-hu TNB). E-ri-hi

Ar-ki-e.
*e-ra (Eg.), in Na-ap-te-ra,

*eri,
iri,
E-ra-hi\di?).
ar),
A-ra[-ah-ai\-tu
(?).
ir
(Hit.-Khald.;
cf.
E-ri-me-na,
*urhi (Hit.-Mit,
cf.
opy, opx, oopK, in

Urhi- TeSup
names of
E-ri-si-in-ni, I-ri-ma-ia-d$-$d, 1-ri-ir-til-la,

I-ri-$a(?),

Ur-Jii-di
p. 234), in Ur-hi-ia,
I-ri-h-en-ni,
IrruwabL
*ana
7"!^!
BE XV,
BEXvf UrCBR
\&(kalbii) servant, in Ur- d
d Ur-Baga$, Ur- Engur, Ur-
hi\Ir-hu-leni.
(Iran.),
NIN.IB,
(Hit.;
cf.
Lugal-banda.
in
in
Ar-ia-ra-am-na-
'.
Ar-ia-e, A-ri-e.
*uri
ure,

?
belong.
101,
7.
Prt. 3 sgf., in Ti-rik-Sarrntsu
SUNDWALL,
U-ri-ia-a,
?
p. 232), cf.
U-ra-a-a (Opeioc),
Ptc. in A-ri-ik\GID-den-ili. l-zu-
JU-ri-en-ni
(cf.
r
CPN,
(idsii)-a-ri-ik
ll-ri-ik-^kt),
AO
5499, R, III
*
(El.).
.
.
9.
U-ri-im-me-i
Ar-ra-ku-tu.
Ar-ra-bu.
Ar-rab-ti.
(Iran.).
>
Pisid. Oupap-oaq). Ar-ra-ba-ti,

.
. .
*A-ra-ka-i$\ *A-ri-ka'
Hal-li-ar-ra-ka.
I-rak-ka-a .... Ir-ri-ki
*Arba-ku
:: :
'
*JAr-ba-U
b),
*Ar-bi-te-tiL
J
:|:
arib (Mit. ari
see A-kal-$ar, -se-en-ni-ia
Ir-kul(gut)-lu.
CPN.
*urbu
(cf.
A^.-ri-ib-sa-sa
CBS
arma, irme
in
(Hit., cf.
erma, SUNDWALL,
p.
73 fif.),
12605.
Opâ, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 231), cf. Ur-bu-ru (not TaSpuru],
Ur-ba-a-a.
:i:
Ar-ma-ta-na-a$
(a Hit. country,
OLZ
Pi-$d9, 631); Ir-me-tatta (Lye. Epu-aSaTrjc),
ar-mu, 2,a-ip-par-ma.
arna
(cf.
bl-)
:;:
Ur-bal-la-a (Ar.
cf.
P^j^;
p. 486),
or Hit).
in
ctpvcc,
in
KRETSCHMER,
Ar-na
.
.
p. 406;
SUNDWALL,
p. 55), cf.
argi
Iran.(r), "*
JIN
Argisti-ii-na in
,
ArgiUu. Cf.' Urartu, Sarg. Ann. 119;
.,
Ar-nu-an-ta, Sut-ar-na.
(Ar., l-^'l)
VIII th 287, Âr-ga-da

ga-zii
"l
HABL
581;
*Ar-
^n^
Ar-na-ba-a hare
414; Ar-gi-te Arga-na-a, capital of Irhulmi, Shalm. Mon.

147,
4,
JADD
"!
HABL
= lanzu). *Ir-an-zu\zi (perhaps = Rusa. *Ur-si. *Ur-sa-a

si-ti-ba-al
II ss ;
Apy-, ApK-, in geographical names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 72.

cf.
E-ri-su. I-ri-su-tlit l (perhaps ertf
+ $u}.
[*E-r]i-
(=
bsinttns?)
KGAS 64.
An-hi-ir-be.
cf.
*E-ri(-e}-su
(cf.
"Epetfo? PAPE-BENSELER).
cf.
*Ir-ri-ga.
f!!
ardi (Iran.,
Av. aredu mild, JIN

Ur-d(f]a-ma-ni-e.
p. 21), in
*ir-pa, cf.
Kur(Ahil}-ir-pa\
A-ar-di-ma-ni-is.
:!:
*Ar(Wp)-pi-is\ *Ar(Up}pite (Med.);

flS,
irsitu
up a.
earth,
in
Ahir-ctil-,
Sar-$ame-u-
urda,
cf.
(Eg.)
A-ra-di, probably
Bi.
= KT^f
onager,
p. 39.
cf.
Ar-sa-a-a.
*
irsiti(KI}-uballitsu. See also arza.

Ir-si-si (cf. Ar-zi-zii).
Ir-si-e-tu.
TO, Arb. 'Ered Jo^c HESS,
Ur-si-ni-e.
Urdu, Ur-da-a, Ur-di-i, Ur-da-a-nu, Ur-ru-du. See also urta.

E-ra-di(f), E-ra-da-ilu
(cf.
A-ri-ri.
eresu
plant.
Prt.
3 sg.
eres,
written
Bi.
*ardar
(Iran.), in
i.
Ar-da-ra-a.
see names KAM(-e$),PIN(-t'S}, KAN,e-ri-i$, under EreS-, Adad-, ASur-, Bel-, Gabbu-,
No.
2/2
t
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Gabbu-ildni-, Haldi-, Ilu-, I$tar- Utar-bab-,
*aswa
(cf.
Skr. agva horse), in Bi-ri-da-a$-iva,
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-, NIN.IB-, Sin-, SamaS-, Sulmu-, Tuqumi-, Zamama-, ZIB-;
Nabu-ah-,
Asur-ahe$u-\
Bdnitu-, Nabubaldt-; Nabu-en$a-; Bel-gine-\ Adad-i$ki-\
Cf. a$pa. *U$-hi-it-te\ti (Hit,

cf.
An-hi(-if)-ti\
JX5 esu
JX isku
trouble, see etir and Nabn-esi-ballit.

child, in Adad-i$-ki-eres.
Cf. Pisid. IGKCCÔC;,
Cf.
Naba-$a-tam-mu-; Adad-,Bel-, I$tar-,Nabu-
*iska (Hit), in Is-ka(l)-lu-u.
Nabu-tuqunu (not taras)-', Gula-zer-. erisu g a r d e n e r in JS-ri-htjS&ISefhtm, I-ri-ûm J E-r it-turn.

s"um-\
,
SUNDWALL,
h-ga-an-$ar
issakku
p. 91.
Iska-me, ttga-bu\
CBS
3480.
*arsu
(Iran., cf.
Av. arsan
cf.
cf.
man, JIN
p. 174),
in
prince, ruler, in Amel-issakke(PA. TE. Cf. SlP i S a-U$tim. tt-$a-ku\ki BE XV.
y
.
Ah-h-ia-ar-hi,
*irsa,
ArSaka.
MamitarSu.
IS.KI.BAL
*H-ku-ru
(or
.
(Sum.)
= Sdpin-mdt-nukurti.
OLZ
ursa (Hit,
Perze, urza,
SUNDWALL,
Milk-urut\
IX, 590).
pp. 77,235), in Ifsappa', Irsuppi, Ur(Ip}-$d-
A-U-ma
*aime,
ha-lu
cf.
Si-ra-as-me (BORK,
cf.
*Arahua
(Iran.,
cf.
Arasti,
JIN
p. 20).
*issan (El.),
:|:
Ba-la-, Pa-/u-ir-i$-$a-an.
lJ-$a-na-hu-rii.
*arta (Iran,
and
Mit.), cf.
Ar-ta-a
BE IX,
Ar-ta-ia,
:;:
usana (Eg.),
cf.
Ar-ta-bar-ri (ApTO.papioc)BE IX, JAr-ta-ga-
aspa, ispa, ispa (NBa.: aspa, aipu, atpd) (Iran.
a-tum TNB, Ar-ta-ma-an-ia, Ar-ta-am-ma-
Av. aspa horse),

pa-za-an-da-
cf.
A$\I$\Is-pa-ba-ra, A}-
BE IX, Ar-ta-mar-si(-ia), Ar-ta-pir-naBE X, Ar-ta-ri(-e)-mu BE IX, Ar-ta-ru-*u

ra
BE
X, A$-pa-al-ta-ta-uk, /?-
pa-ka-a-a, \Ku-un-da-, 1Ku-u$-ta-a$-pi, As-
TNB,
sur-ru
Ar-ta-sa-ri,
Ar-ta-si-ra-ri,
Ar-ta-
pa- -da-as-taAs-pu-ta-ti-ka
:;:
BE IX, As-pu-me-ta-na-1NR
TNB,
in
X, Ar-ta-ah-$a-ar (Apraâprjc) BE IX, Arta-h$assu (Artaxerxes), Ar-ta-aS-
BE
U^-ta- as-pi.
ispi,
uspi (cf.
usba),
cf.
Vannic: tt-pu-h-i-ni
su-ma-ra, Ar-ta-$a-a-ta
ma($), Ar-ta-u-ku-us
TNB,
Ar-ta-ta-a-
Us-pl-na\
"i
n-pl-li-ni
ZDMG
II
58,
~
p. 816,
al
+ 49
Ar-tu-uh-u-
n-pi-li-ib-ri-a
Anp. Ann.
16,
Turit-
ba-nasar-ti-i,
BE
X, Ar-tu-u-pa-am
BE
X, Da-a-
Mun-su-ar-ta.
u$-palpi-a, Te-u$-pa-a; Cass.: U$-bu~la (/f6i-u-taCPN), Us-bi(-i)-, Us-bi-Sah. (A-}U$-
*I-rat-ti.
irti
Ur-ru-ti.
pi-a
JX l
(Mit.).
(cf.
irte, in
names of Asia Minor, SUNDcf.
be gracious,
in Li-hir-sa-la-Asur.
WALL,
*Urta-ku
p. 90),
Ir-tim (Ipdu;, or Sem.?).
A-h-ru.
A-U-ri-e.
A-si-ra-a
(perhaps Ar.
Ir-tuk-ka-a-nu. Ir-ti-za-ti (Iran.?)

(El.
cf.
Lye. Opra-Kiac;, SUNDWALL,
asm place,
asaridu firs
t
p. 235).
Urdu-hnni, Ur-di-ia
CPN
(cf. Pis.
in Enlil-Nippuru-ana-a$-ri-$u-ier. in pi ac e, ideogr. MAS, SAG(.KAL},
OupSioc;).
:;:
see
to,
cf.
names under A-$a-ri-du, Adad-,
Bel-,
is
(Eg. (n)s
belonging
RANKE, Matein
rial p. 54), in
*asi (Iran. aj)ri
te-pi-ma-a-tu.
aci,
Nabu-, Nergal-, NIN.IB-, Sin-, Su/mdn-] a-$a-rid-su-nu, see under NIN.IB-.

"nBS 4 esra
JIN pp.43, 50),
A-li-na.
twenty,
(Iran.?).
cf.
cf.
Esrdia, El-ru-u-a.
*asu (perhaps
A-su-i-si(()
f
Iran.),
cf.
Si-ra-a-$u, Sa-na-su.
*U$-ra-a
:|:
*U-su-ru.
Sama-al-'se, J
assu (Mit),
A$Su-temi-pi\ As-su-e, As-sul-la,
Im-ma-ni-e-hi, Sa-tar-e-Su, Ba.: BE IX. Mi-iz-da-e-tu Bagi-e-hi. *usba (Hit.(?), cf. usba, in names of Asia Minor,
cf.
esu (Iran.),
fAs-su-me
aza,
p. 57:1:
CPN
Tawa-a$-U
in
names
cf.
of Asia Minor,
SUNDWALL,
SUNDWALL,
O(5j3apa<;);
p.
236),
Us-bar-ra
(cf.
Pisid.
asta (Iran.?),
A$-ta-ma-as-ti.
A-ra-a$-tu(-a).
see also
upi.
As-pa-as-ta-ta-uk.
*ista (is to) (cf. stta*, in
*Is-ga-bu
isdu
(VS I, 109,2). Cf. iska. ground, basis, written SUHUS and il-di, see names under I$di-, Isid-, Bel-, Nabu-.

or Iran, asti friend,
Su-NDWALL,
JIN
p. 486),
p.
cf.
196;
ArgWtu.
T. XLIII.
273
i,
*lsta (Iran, asti in (Ba.)
body;
JUSTI,
ZDMG,
cf.
49, p. 690),
pn.,
Ill
ptc. musetiq, written LU(-ti-iq),
mu-
H-tn-me-gu (Astyages).
vista
s.
Nl-iq, see
names under
Muletiq-, Atur-,
*usta
(Iran,
champion (?),
BARTHO-
Nabn-, Salmu-.
b (or p, cf. pa), in Mit. afylib, akib, arib, fyudib, beside afyli, aki, ari, fyudi; Cass.: Nazi-b: ':
LOMAE,
Cf.
v. ViStaspa), in (Ba.)
U$-ta-as-pi.
Pa-ru-u$-ta
("having abundant hapH-te-li-ku
piness"?).
*iste
(perhaps
n.
1.
Iran.), in
(cf.
Pamphyl.
be-i
EtfTXeytix;,
SUNDWALL,
p. 91), -su-ku.
uga$, Nimgira(-b}-\ (cf. the sf. ba, in
El.:
Inda-b-iga$ etc.
tt-ta-an-bu.
atu (hypocor. ending,
KRETSCHMER,
p.
names of Asia Minor, 33 if.), cf. theCapp. names
TNB
p.
XXXIII; HOMMEL,
Dilbat, p. 79),
cf.
La(l}-li-be-i,
Na-ni-be-im.
Grundr.
p. 130;
UNGNAD,
*bi
(WSem.,
namen,
probably
p. 6); in
= a,
cf.
SArb.
-in^n,
J Ad-da-ti,
na(-a)-ti,
J Damqati,
Marduk-a-te, Na-
HOMMEL, AU, p.274;GRATZL, Arab.FrauenBi-Addi, -da-di

(cf. Bi.
Pap-pa-tum, Ta-ki-la-a-ti, etc. MS itti with, ideogr. DA, TA, KI, see names under Itti-\ ittna (it-ti-ia, KI-(i}a\e-a, DA-ia),
see
Bel-,
113),
BI
-sidqi,
sf.
lahzi-b-Ada.
sg.
of
3. p.
masc.
fa, in Ahir-il-balati-
names under
Abiia-,
Adad-, Afar-,
Ilu-,
su,
A$ur-etil-$ame-u-irsiti-ballit-su.
Ilu-
Bel-Harran-, -fBelit-, Haldi-, Nabu-, Sin-, Sama$-, Sarru-.

irj; Isaur. Irreu^). Sa-ku-a-ta-a.
cf.
bulutsu-iqbi.
*it-ti-l(t)a (cf. Bi.
A-ta(-a], A-teatta
A-ti-i,
*SBi--a (An). Bi-e-a. Bi-e\i-ia (TA). *is 4 a bi-'-di (Ar., cf. rm?n APO; iwin), see names under Atar-, (d Îau-, Ilu-, Mar-, Sagi-il-.
thou,
in At-ta-ilu-ma, -im-ni(T);
A-t-ta^$$3,
a-ma-a-hi
*atta, ita (El.)
T-D LC.
in At\I-ta-me-tu.
JBu--i-tu desired.
be-el,
father,
Cf.
At-
2 belu lord, master, written EN, U,

be-lu, be-la, bi-el, bit,
ta-im(J)-ni.
I-tu-ni-i.
-e-Jni.
*atu (El.?,
cf.
atta), in A-tu-a-di,
A-tu--u.
see iddin, kain, kin, and names under dA-a-, usur nadin, taqqin,
Giinil,
attua, in Ah-at-tu-u-a.
Adad-, Bel-, Daian-, Dari-, DI-H-,

at a, in names of Asia
p.
(cf.
1.
*ata, e-ta,
i-ta
(Hit,
cf.
Hinni-, Idate-, Iqbi-, Itti-manniia-\ bel-ahe:
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
A-ti-in-ni
Pisid.
(in
n.
56),
"l
in
Etaqama.
Atevia).
Mar-sarri-, Nabu-\ bel-ahesu: Auu-[Add.\,
A-ta-mu.
Atinni Tigl. IV:
Nadu-,
Sin-;
bel-amatim:
A far;
bel-apli:
Ann.
** d
130,
Ere wot,
Ata-lur
Patin).
Samas-; ntar-, Marduk-;

bel-ilani
(ill)
:
bel-biti: Bel-biti-\ bel-dain:
Afar-,
bel-dalli: Bel-dalli-, Si/-;
*itu (Gr. ereo), in I-tu-u\ii-andar.
Bel-Hani-, Afar-, Nabu-, Tappu-;
*Ut-tc-di (El.
cf.
A-tu-a-di};
cf.
Ut-ta-ti.
*ithib (Mit., cf.

II
I
tehib), in It-hi-bu-si, It-hi-ib-sar.
Adad-, Afar-; bel-kumua: Nergal-; bel-mati Bel-mati-, Afar- bel-matati Lidan-:

bel-kala:
:
;
see,
find, in
Ut-napistim.
bel-nasir:
Dagan-;
bel-nisesu:
Afar-;
bel-
etillu
lord, ruler, ideogr.

see
NIR.GAL,
Nabii-;
see
names under .Zi/z'/-,

NfR.GAL}-\\an\,
same-u-irsiti,
Bel-,I$tar-\
\\\(e-til(-lu}l
etil-
sakin: Afar-; bel-simati: Nabu-; J GAL-, Nabu-, Sin-; bel-usate:
bel-sumati:
Bel-nsati,
Afar-,
Marduk-;
beli[a:
bel-zeri:
Amurru- [Add], Nabu-;

belani
see
ASur-.
*E-til-lu-na
Nergal-,
Taklak-ana-, Nabu-dur-;
(EN(-a)-ni,
bi-la-
(Cypr.).
etillit,
belu-u-a:
a-ni),
cf.
Nabu-;
in SEtillit-Arbail.
utlu
*atli
bosom,
(Mit,
cf.
in Tab-ut-li-Enlil; tla,
p.
Ni$pati-ut-li.
Adad-, Daddi-, Nabu-, NIN.IB-; belSee also sunu: Nabu-, NIN.IB-, Sala-.
Bel, List
II,
i.
in

cf.
SUNDWALL,
at-li.
209),
Antar-, Ma-zi-pa-
beltu
mistress, see names
under
JBelit-;
"Ât-li-la (in
Zamua).
Sala-belti-hi-nu.
*ba'lu, ba'al, bi'lu
i-lu
U-tu-mu.
*
(WSem.), see List

35
II,
i.
I-tu-ni-i (El.). No. i.
(WSem.).
274
3 Ba--sa
(Bi.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Bi--$u the
Be-a-hi.
bad one.
Tt3
balta-ibni, Nabu-bal-tu-ilani\ cf.
Ba-a-za-i(J).
Ba-a-zL Ba-za-a JBa-za

t
T-D LC.
JBu-sa-
babu gate, ideogr. ^T^, in Ellu-bab-hinni, I$tarbab-, Kanik-babi.
Bu-za-zu (Bu-za-su-um su T-D LC).
VS 8
4,
2.
^Ba-ba-a-a, Ba-ba-a-nu. *Ba-bu-a, var. Bu-ba-a (cf. Bapcc etc., SUNDWALL, p. 58); Ba-bii-u. Adad-ba-ba-u:
babu child,
cf.
(
|:
buzi[a (OPe.
ziia.
buziya, JIN
p. 490), in
IKambu-
Ba-hi-i (Baku). Ba-hi-anu (Ba-ah-ia-mi

17,
s).
CBR
I,
Bi-bi-i\e\ia.
*Bu-u-bu, Bii(-ub}-bu.
babal,
cf.
Bu-bu-u-tu.
Bi-hi-i. Bi-ha-a-tuni, cf. * Tur-bi-ha-a.

.
Ba-ba-la-a,
Ba-ba-li
.,
Ba-ba-la-
*Bii-u-hi
TA
6, 5;
Bu-hi-ia (Mit,
cf.
Bu-ha-nu,
num.
*baga
(Iran.)
Bu-uh-h-en-ni
BE
XV).
cf.
god,
in
Ba-ag-bar-ar-na [Add.]
Ba-tu-da(ta]-nu.
Meyacpepvr|<;), Ba-ag\Bag-da-at-ti,
-bu-ki-$u,
*
Ba-ga-
Ba-ia-a, JBa-ia-a (perhaps Ar.,

latus est).
*Biia-ssili (Hit,
cf. jrta, (cf.
\LL consop. I78f.).
Ba-gu-su]
cf.
Ba-ga-a, JBa-ga-
bi-i-na-h, Ba-ga-da-a-tu,
ga-
-i-n(a-*\
Ba-ga-a-na-, Ba-mahBa-ga- -miBa-ga,
^ta,
SUNDWALL,
*Ba-ia-wa
(Mit.)
Lye. Pa-i-awa, SUNDcf.

t
hi(ha)-,
Ba-ga-
-mi-i-ri(mir-ri),
Ba-ga(-a}-
pa-na(nu], Ba-ga(-}-pa(-a}-ta(tu], Ba-ga-raab,
= Ba-ak(-ka)-sa\suBa-ga(-}-salsi-ru-u
BE
VIII, IX, X,
WALL, pp. 19, 176). bajjadi (= WSeni. T3?),

ilu,
Ba-ia-di, Ba-a-a-di-
Ba(t Dd)-ia-di-ilu Kul-ba-ia-di.
ru-u, Ba-ga-zu-u$-tum, Ba-gi--a-su, Ba-gi-
*Bi-e-ni-e.
e-$u Ba-gi-en-na-, Ba-gi-ia-a-nu, Ba-gi-iat
n^S
bltu
house,
ideogr. E, in Bit-matyari-ibnit
a-zu, Ba-gu-u$\$u,
TNB.
Bel-blti-SantaS, Il-lnti-knzub-ilani, Nilr-biti.

*buk(k)u (Eg.
Ba-ga-gi.
bi-ga-a-a-nu(r),
servant, RANKE, Material,
p. 47).
see
under Ahi-;
cf.
Bi-ga(?)-a-
in
Bu-nk-kn-na-a)i-id--pi, Bu-kur-ni-ni-ip.
tum BE XIV, 1 68, so. *X12 SBa(?)-da-. SBa-di-a (perhaps )^r^ falsa).
Ba-di-i,
*iM cry, weep (WSem.), in IBa-ka-a-ili. bD2 fia(Na?)-kil-ia\ cf. Ba-ki-liim T-D LC.
:!:
Ba-di-ANV TNB,
Ba-di-AN
bu-ki-su
(Iran.;
OPe. buxsa redemption,

Ba-ga-bu-ki-hi. pa-la and List II,
Prt. in
i.
cf.
BE
*bud
:i:
VIII,
(cf.
I, (Ba--di-laibid.), Ba-da-a(-a). Ph. IS; LIDZBARSKI, NE, p. 134. n. 4),
JIN,
p. 489), in (Ba.)
*ba-la, ba-li, ba-lu, see

*bi-la, cf.
in
Bu-di-baal, Bu-du-ilu.
Kas-tu-bi-la.
ba-da, in Iahsi-ba-da\ see bi. ba-du, in Ba-du-sa-na, Ba-du-na. Ba-du-ga CPN.
live,
remain
alive.
Nalm-alsika-
:i:
ab-lut, cf.
Al-si-hi-ab-lu-ut
BE
XIV, E-h-iPrm.
in
*bu (Eg. b^(.t) tree, in ? Har-ti-bu-u.

Tin Bu-si
(cf.
RANKE,
Material, p. 47),
Marduk-ab-lu-ut Dilbat;
lib-lut,
Lib-hit, Palihka-
Gula-, Sin-taqtia-lib-lut
Lit-,
Bi. T*3).
Bel(-lu),
Sama*-ba-laf\bal-at\TI(.LA\
uballit
11-
Bu-li-a (Bu-b-lu
T-D
LC);
cf.
Pnlu.
II
f Lu-bal-ta-at,
i
bum,
1&12
biru
offspring, see names under Bur-.
keep
alive;
I
(j'i-bal-lit\u-ba-lit
be ashamed.
Prt. in Nabu-alsika-ul-aba$ J BE XV, 200, II, 3, At-kal-Si-ul-a-ba-d* (UR),
La-ni-i-ba-a$-ilu
na-ili.
BE
XIV, XV, Lu-ba-al-ain
77. Tl-lit TIN-it 1 77(. LA)\u-TI. LA), names under Adad-, A&ur-, Bel(-Harran\ Marduk-, Ncrgal-, Sin-, SamaS-} mituballit:
see
Ahtr-,
SamaS-;
uballitsu:
Bel-,
II
put to shame,
La-tubasanni-Adad\
Nergal-, Uballitsu.
Ahir-,
t
in Ipr. ballit (bal-lit),
Alur\ilu\IUar, Nabu-karsi-u-ba-al(?),
Sarhti- UR\u-ba-sa.
baltu
Nabu-
Adad-, Ahir-, Marduk-, Nabil-, Nergalballit,
A^^7-ahe-ballit,
Nadu-til-
abundance,
ideogr.
UR,
in
Ba-al-tu-nu,
Ilti-UR,
Ba-al-tu-SawaS,
Bal-ta-a-a\ia,
ballit, Nabu- Samat-tin-bM, Asur-, Btar-, SamaS- mit-bal it, AXur-etil- $ame-u - irsiti-,
I
T. XLIIT.
275
ah-ibni:
Nadu-,
NIN. IB-, Sama!-b*\\\\su( 77. LA-BI\ dA-u-et Bel-, Bel-ill-, Nadu-, SamaSTI-su);
TIN\ 77. TI\ Tf-a-ni),
bullit (H;i.), in
Sarru-;
bel-ibni:
ibni:
Marduk-;
baltu-ibni:
ASur-;
NIN. IB-;
kudurri-jbnl:
Ea-\ mat-
ballitanni(/>rt/-/#-0-j7
Sin-; sar-ibni: A-a-, Ahtr-, Bel-, Ea-,
Nabu-kinis-bal-lit-an-ni;.
tabni-, Nabu-bul\bu-ul-lit.
Enlil-
Nabu-, Sin-; sum-ibni: Adad-, Bel-, Enlil-,

Mdr-biti-,
Ptc. muballit(ww-
Marduk-, Nabu-
zer-ibni
Amur-
bal-lit\inu-ba-li-if),sts, names under Marduk-,
ru-, Ahir-, Bel-,
Sin-; muballitat, in
JMuballitat-Serua, UrInf. bullutu,
Gula-, Larak-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-, Nikkal-, Sin- abbrev.: Zer;
Bclit-muballitat( TIN}-mituti.
in
ibni; hypocor.: Ib-ni-ia, Ib-na-a(-a), Ib-nu-
Ili-bullut(^ TI)-ihi,
t
Asur-la-^d-bul-lu-ti,
tum
BE
XIV.
Ptc.
ban?,
ban (ba(-d]-ni,
Ahi-, Ahua-,
Bu-lut-usur Ilu-bu-lut-su-iqbi. balatu live, health, see ereS, iqbi

Sakin, usur,
ba-an,
t
KAK]\ Adad-[Add.],
Enlil-,
III-,
tabani,
Amurru-[Add.], ^^>-[Add.], Ahir-, A-u-,

Bel-,
Ilu-,
and names under Balat-, Ittibalatsu, Marduk\Nabu\Samas-, Sammu;
Iluma-,
Hum-,
see iqbi';
il-balatisu,
under Ahir-;
balatani,
Kama-(J), Marduk-, Nabu-, SamaS-; banahua: Sin-, Ban-ahua; ban-ahe: Ahir-,
under
Bel-.
bullutu, see under Bullut.
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-, abbrev. Banahe; ban-ahesu: Nabu-; ban(ij-aplu: Ahir-,

Nabii-,Sama$; ban-ka-la: Adad-[A&&]\ ban-
baltu living, in Bal-ta-a-a\ia, Bal-ti-L
*bl balu
without,
.
in
Manum-ba-lim-Ahr.
21.
f Bi-li-ku-tu.
Bal-la
bbn
cf.
.,
JADD
473, R.
Bul-lul;
-/(?>/*
;
JADD
417, R.
e;
BuCf.
Marduk-; baniia (KAK-ia, ba-an-a-d)\ Ahir-, Marduk-; hypocor.: Ba-ni-i, KAK-i, Ba-ni-ia, Bana-a-a; banuni: Nabu-ba-nu-un-ni, cf. Bakudurri:
Enlil-;
ban-zer:
/u-/uAO$4S2, R.II 3
Na-ab-la-lum
Ba-li-lum
BE
VI, 2;
nu-nu.
AO
5500, III
p. 13.
n; 5508,
Is.
bmu
child(?),
cf.
Nabu-bi-na-D U Bi-na-a-a.
t
Bilal J^)b HESS,

baltu, see
JBi-ni-ti,
obD Ba-la-su, Ba-la-si-i, Bal-a-si-i.

tfia.
bunu child,
cf.
Bel-bu-na-a-a \ KAK-a-a,
Bu-na-Adad, Bu-un-â-da-du, Ahir -KAK-a-a-
Ba-ma-a(-d), Ba-am-ma-a, Ba-mu-u.
*p
bin
Cja
WSem.) son,
names under
written
Bin-',
cf.
TUR
and
usur, Esaggil-bu-nu-u-a. Bu-na(^d]-nu\ni child.
bi-in,
see
following
55
(WSem.) create,
na-a (possibly).
in
la-ab-ni-ilu,
Ilu-ba-
name.
*Bi-en-e-ni-ma (HGMMEL, AlJ
p.
263;
KONIG,
Lycaon.
be bright, be joyful. Prm.

l
3 pLf. bana, in
69,
Worterb.
s.
v.).
Bana(KAK-a-KAK* )(-$d}-iliia (TNB p.

(cf.
*Ba-an-ba-a, Ban-da-a, Ba-am-ba-a
Bavâ, KRETSCHMER,
*bani (Hit), see List
II,
i.
p. 336).
under Ibna-; Ba - na (KAK( -a}}-
BE
VIII
p. 42,
under Bane-},
I
I
Sa-ilu
\Marduk Raman
*Ba-na-ga.
:i:
SukkallSamaS (BE XIV, XV, XVII pt. i), Sa-ilu-ba-na-a BE XIV, 1 5 1, 25, Sa-MardukCf.
âvSa (= YIKIJ), in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 178. ^n build, create; tab-ni, see names under
banda,
Sin-,
cf.
Pa-mi-ba-an-da.
ba-na-a
1
BE VIII, 8,
10,
Arkat-ili-bana
BEXV,
70,
12;
cUhi-ba-na-a, NIN. IB-ba-naBE X.
Inf.
Tab-ni-;
tab-ni-bullit:
Enlil-,
Dtar-,
*752 (WSem.),
banu, \v\Itti-Marduk-ba-nu-u,Bel-ba-nu. OBa. la-ab-ni-ik cf. Si-ba-nik,

zl
Nabu-;
cf.
tab-ni-usur:
Nabu-, Sin-, SamaS-;

see
RPN.
Bu-na-ak-ka
(El.,
cf.
hypocorr. Tab-ni-i, Tab-ni-ia, Tab-ni-e-a,
Bit-Bunakka,
Ba-ni-ni.
in
Elam).
Tab-nu-ti\ \W\(ib-ni\nu,i-bi-ni,
KAK(-ni\
Bel-,
Ba-na-ni. Ba-an-na-a-a.
*banti,
Bi-nu-ni-i.
cf.
names under Adad-, Asur-.

Iluta-,
Bel-Har-
ran-, Btt-mattari-, Enlil-, Haldi-, Ibni-, Ilu-,
pnta* = jravda,
of Asia Minor,
bi-en-ti
(ideogr.
= //)
(Mit,
pete,
Jtt\8a,
pav8a,
in
names
Bi-
Ihar-bab-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-,
SUNDWALL,
p. 178), in
Nusku-,
No.
i.
Raman-,
Sin-,
SUR-, Samal-,
en-ti-hnni.
35*
2 76
KNOT TALLQVIST.
*bis(i)
(ROST,
MVG
II,
p. 193,
compares
Bfjtfot;),
cf.
Bi-si-ha-tir,
-ra-in;
U(-d)-ar\U-bar-bi-
is\si,
Bi-sa(?ir}-a-tar.
SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ, 38, p. 264; cf. Jtepy, of Asia Minor, SUNDjtapy, jrpaK, in names WALL. p. 185), in Burra-, IppaU-, Sa-ad-,
Sa-ra-bar-hu, Bar-hu, see CPN,
p. 167.
Cf.
II s,
Ba-sa-a, Ba-si-i, Ba-su-a\u-a, JBa-si-i,

as-si, Bi-i-sa-a, Bi-i(J)-si-i,
>
also " l Bar-ga-a (in Hatti)

Sl
'
Shalm. Mon.
'Bi-is-sa-a.
(Pamphyl. Ilepyri),
Car. n.
1.
Ba-ar-ha-zi-a
(inNai'ri;
Ba-sa-li.
Bi-su-ni.
BapyacJa).
Bi-ir-ga-sa-ta
VS
I,
Ba-su-na-a.
108,
(cf.
Car. napyitfTccq).
(cf.
Ba-sa-su, Ba-su-su. Bi-sa-a, fBi-sa-a (cf.

Bu(Pii)-su-su. Ba-qu ....
Ba-ra-a-hu. Bi-ra-hu
Bi. i*a).
Bu\Bur-a-hu CPN.
Ba-ru-ku-ilu\
cf.
Ba-ri-hu
T,
TNB,
Ba-ri-ha-ilu
ibid. 91 a,
21,
BE
XIV,
102,
SBa-ri-ih-tum
Bu-un-na-ba-ri-ih-ti ibid. 185,

cf.
27.
SBa(Ma1)-qar-tu\
137,
13.
JBa-aq-ra-tum
UMBS
II 2,
*Ttt (WSem.) bless,

pa-rak-ka.
in
Adad-ba-rak-ka, St-
*Bi-e-ri.
*'bara
Ba-ri-ki(-t), Ba-ri-ki-i/n.
(ba-ri) (OPe.
A$pa-,
*-fl bir (Ar.
bari riding),
cf.
:;:
cf.
Ba-a-ra,
pa-ba(-d)-ra.
burna (burrd) (Cass.); cf. SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ, kidlnu protege, \nBurna-. 38, p. 2&2)
13) son,
Bi-ra-hi (=lBir-aht),
Ba-ar$}-na-a-a
JADD
'
296,
Bi-ir-Atar,
Bir-Amma, -Dadda, -Hanu,

priya*, pru*,
in
c f. ^Jr^, Bapvctvoc;
see K-U, AR 3, PAPE-BENSELER.
79,
-Raman, -Samat.
*bir([a)
*Hnr(PurT)-si-la-a
(El.?).
(Hit,
cf.
names of
J pia Barruq(q)u\ Bur-ru-uq-tum UMBS
112, 18,
e;

Bir-ia-ma-a,
pp. 184, 186), in
*Bur-qa-a-a (UBu-ru-$a]
:
!^).
(cf. ITpi,a-u,oc;),
Bi-ri-ia-ma-za,
Bi-ru-a-za
*buru, or
(cf.
BpuacJCtq).
in
Bu-ur-$a\ Bu-ru-u$', a-tn BE X.

cf.
J Bu-ru-ns-sa-
puru (Hit; cf. b(p)ure, Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, pp.

Bu-ru-si-lim
names of
189),
cf.
barta (Scythic,
JIN, p. 514), in Bar-ta-tu-a.
62,
Cf. Bir-ta-tu [Add.].
TA
137,
64,
86,
Bu-ra-me
Bu-
Ba-U-du^}.
be, exist.
Prs.
ibassi,
UMBS II 2
ra-ma-ma
*bir(i)d (cf.
(cf.
nupa-]xo<;), Bn-ru-ta(i)$,
I'*"* Pu-ru-kuz-si,
Ideogr.
in
NLGAL, GAL, TUK.

t
[Add.].
I-ba-a$-h-iluW\ Bel-iba$h-
Skr. brhad,
BOHL, Kanaanaer,
(cf.
p. 17, n.);
diiri, -ibri, Ilu-i-ba-$i Sununa-iba$H-ilani.
cf.Bi-ri-da-a$-iva, Bir{?]-da-Su-pa(J).
ri-di-ia
Bi-
Prc.
lib-si,
lu-ub-U, see
names under Gulaba(-a)-si/su,
(Bu-ur-id-ia)
1.
Lye. Prdde-wa,
p. 184).
$um(-edi)-,
Sum-.
Ptc.
see
Car. n.
Bpidcu;,
SUNDWALL,
Bi-ra-a
(Bi-ri-id).
.
names under La-. III i cause to be, call into being.

i),
Prt
Bar-bi-ri
(cf.
Bi-ir-bi-ru-um
BE
VI, pt.
usabsi,
usibsi
(ii-$ab\Ub-U
Bel-,
GALITUK-h],
Ipt.
*Bur-bu-ra-zu (Med.?) [Add.].
see
names under
and
Nabu-, Nergal-',
Ba-ar-gul
JADD
929,
5.
sum-usabsi: Ekur-\ zer-usabsi:^V^/7-.

sab-si, sibsi,
(Ba.) sub-si, in
Bar-du
*baru (OPe. bruva, FOY, Gu-bartl (rco(3p6aq).

*biriz (cf.
ZDMG,
vn.
54, p. 360),
in
Sin -ah- hib -Si,
Nabu-$ab-h, Marduk - tappe- edi - btb - si,
Av. bereza high),
Bi-ri-iz-ha-at-ri;
Ptc. musabsi, Ahir-, Sama$-h\h-ib-h see names under Mu-$ab-$i-, A$ur-, Nabu-.
Bar-3t-ia(-a) (JIN, p. 63); Ba-ar-zu-ta.
*Bar-zi-ku-tu.
*Bar-za-qi-e. barhu (cf. Ar.
IV i be brought into being; names under Ahi-, It-tab-H-.

busu
it-tab-si,
see
property, possibly
cf.
ma
xma
he-goat),
Cf.
in
Nabu-
basmu serpent,
Ba-hi-ri-e.
Bel-buSu-qusur. E-ni-ba-as-ma.
in
bar-hu-ilani,
Sin-bar-ki-i/t.
Bar-hu;
iluwa (Hit); barhu (Cass.)= h e a d, Gloss. 3 1
T. XLIII.
277
:i:
bisti,
see List
II,
i.
*Bi-U-ta-nu.
*Ba-tu.
*Ba-tu\tii--a.
46,
Cf.
10 ;
JBa-tu-su.
"l
"l
Ba-ti-ik-ta
w Ga-ga,
CPN.
Mi>l Ga-gal Senn. King, Fayat, a Lye. city; VII 77; n. gentil. >nAI Ga-ga-ia TA I, w. t
sukkal d An$ar,
KB
VI,
i,
p.
12,
CIIANTRE
ba(-a)-tL
Kilam-, Quda-,
BatacJit;, etc.
Targi-
Barac,
cf.
SUND-
Surpu VIII, 15, in Gimil-ga-ga Trouw. de d Drehem, Nu-ur- Ga-ga and Ki-ir-ga-gi
gugu,
cf.
2,
WALL,
:i:
p. 60.
bita
(perhaps Eg.),
Bi.
Ah-ri-bi-ta, JBi-ta-a
m5tBit
(cf.
Gu-gi-i,
Gu-gu-u
-a,
JADD
94,
rnna).
Ar-za-bu-tii\
l
l
R.
Sangi-buti
(in
:
-f
Gu-gu-ii-a
TNB.
Cf.
Gi-gi-ia,
SGi-
*butu,
in
gi-i-tum, ibid.
':
Media).
gugu (Hit;
in Ba-tu-lu.
in
inn
batulu
youth,
cf.
in
in
cf. kuka: yuy, VCOK, Kooy, KOK etc., names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 120),
*bata-s (Hit.,
*Bat-ti-ilu.
bata),
J Mu-ra-ba-ta-a$.
Gu(-ug]-gu
= Gyges,
26,
3;
Ki-li-gn-gu, Ki-il-
Ba-at-ta-a
SBi-it-te-e.
Bi-ta-ti-i.
T-D LC.
RPN.
Bi-ta-a-
li-gu-ug Neb.
7,
cf.
Ku-ri-gu-gu
SAK
pt. 2,
SBi-it-tu-u.
Ba-ti-i-ti.
Bi-ta-tum
p. 184, 7 a, Da^-ma-gu-gu, BE VI, Se-da-ag-gu-gu AO 55; ^ 6

-
tum CPN. Ba-ta-at-ta T-D LC.

*Ba-at-ta-a-nu
>
Cf. Ba-e-ta-ta.
*gusu
' :
(cf.
Bit-Agusi,
mar
j
A-gu-ii\ns-si, md,r
cf.
Gu-
(Iran.?).
cf.
si), in
*9 U (ga g*)> (ending;
-ga, -ka,
in
names of
Ba-ga-
f
~\*ti
giru
= WSem. ia so
al,
,
Gu-ii-si (gen.);
Ga-la-gu-su. o u r n er, in Gi-ri\ru\Girt

gi,
p. 277), cf.
Ba
-Dadi, -Milki, -Sa-pu-nu

Gu-ri,
Gi-ra-a-a
Ba-ria-ga (Capp.), Ha-zu-gu, Hi-ma-gu,
(Giro,-}.
Ir-ri-ga,
cf.
Ma-zu-gu, Nerigga]
-f
"l
Ne-ri-ig',
etc.,
Gu-ra*bT3i
Gur-ra-a-a.
also SAl-si-gu,
p. 30.
cf.
la-u-gu, Ba-du-ga,
(in Hatti).
Ga-zi-lu.
CPN,
*gja (Hit,
"l
Da-bi-gu
Ga-hal\huL Ga-ajt-laGi-hi-AN-i-lu.
BE IX.
Gi-hi-lu, var.
kita)\
Gi-am-mu.
cf.
^X^
aa
be proud,
ia-a
Ga--u-ni
(cf.
11X5),
Gi-
Gu-hu-ru
(cf.
Bi. nna,
cf.
(=?|1Q.
all;
*Gi-ki-i (Vannic;
Ki-ki-ia).
gabbu totality,
Ideogr.
KAK\
t
see
*gala (Hit,
cf.
kala),
cf.
Ga-lu-ba-ni
BE XV,
195,
e,
names under
Nergal-.
Gab-bi\bu-,
Adad-
Ilu-,
Nabu-,
*gj|
Ga-la-gu-su.
(Mit.,
Hit.
kit),
?
cf.
Gi-el-Tehip,
?
SGi-lu?
*âa ( Ar.) c h o o s e / Ga-bi-a (Vla^)

;
"thechosen
in
Hepa,
gul
Gi-li-ia,
Gi-lu-u-a,
Gil-ga-me$,
GY-
one"; Ga-ba-tim.
*13S gabru
= WSem.
("ri33)
lu*ra(-<*-#i-e) (Khald.,
ZDMG
58, p. 816).
iaa
man,
in
Gab-ri(-i},
(Sum.) destroy, in Gul-ki-$dr.

Gu-li-Addi]
d
cf.
Gab-ri-ilu, Ilu-, Na$hu-> Qa-us-gab-rL
*gu-li (Can. VisiW?), in
JGu-la-te,
gabbaru
ba-ri.
strong,
Gabbaru, Si-gab-
\Iln-gu-lu.
*gud, var. ud, in (Gu-}ud-ga-ri-a (Capp.).

>
*galzu (Cass.), in Ku-ri-gal-zi\zu\
Da-mu-galzu
II, 2.
. .
.
>
T-D LC;
bb5 Ga-lu-lu,
Ku-uS-si-gal-zu
Ga(t)-hd\
7.
UMBS
!M5i Gid-gi(d)-da-nu
*ll5t
gada (Ar.
d
(cf.
J^tXs* cricket).
in
Gi-lu-lu;
gal-lu-lu
f^) fortune,
Ga-da-\a,
HABL
* Gu-lu-su.
:::
1132,
Ta-ri-ga-da-
BE
i.
VIII,
I,
Ga-di-,
SameS-
ga-di-i
BE
VIII,
*gu (Avesta
a-tu.
yft
gausbos),
cf.
in
Gu-ba-ru-
Gu-ma-
cf. kama, in names ga-ma, ka-ma, qa-ma (Hit, of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p.94 f-), cf &<*-
gagu necklace;
J Ga-ga-a-a, Ga-gi-i,
qama, Ka-ma-ba(l na}-ni, kamis(?) SAYCE, PSBA,

gamalii
Gil-ga-mi$, Tarka28, p. 92.
fGa-ga-a TNB, Ga-a-gi AO 5498, R.IIav, -*Ga(-a)-gi (cf. Bi. Ga-ga-nu-um Dilbat.
:m), Ga-ga-a$, a Hit. No. i.
spare.
Ipt, in Nabu-gi-mil-an-ni.-
Perm., in OBa. A$-$u-I$tar-ga-am-la-ku, DilPtc. (or Perm.) (ga-mi-il, ga-mil,
country
OLZ
IX, 631;
SU),
27 8
KNOT TALLQVIST.
see
names under
Garni/-, Ea-, Istar-,

f.
MarJ*Ba-
duk-, Nadu-,
NIN.IB-, Urra-;
in
*da (Hit. ending), see ta. *du (Hit.,'= tn, as dadu
u-ga-me-lat.
gjmillu
durar
Ti51
= turar),
= tadu, =
dud
tud,
in
Du\ Te- Tehip
MDOG 35,
in
grace, present; see names under Gimil-, Nabu- and Tim II I.

(Can.,
cf.
du'uzu
p. 43; cf. Du-i ara

(
(probably
Tu-u-i), Du(-ii)-a.
$SU] the
(Ar.).
month Tammuz,
*Ga-ma-lu
b^B3).
Diiuza-a-a.
:
Ga-me-me.
Gi-im-ma-a
Ga-na-bu (probably
Gu-un-gu-nu-um.
Gi-tn-di-bu(Arb.,
= 133
cf.
UMBS
8
'
II, I.
2 -I?
Di--na-nu
thief).
J
Di-a-si (gen.). ^yxi Da-is-sa-nu.
^JC\A^ a black
Ml
dababu
Ideogr.
Ftc.
speak,
announce,
intrigue.
locust).
KA.KA.
CPN,
Free., in Lidbubii-li-bu-Sn.
*Gan-da$
(Cass).
cf.
dabibu,cf/A^ .DI-, Nusku-, Sin~,Samasrt-ll-da-bi-bu-$a
*gunzu (Hit;
in
ift ginu
Favô.-, Kovâ-,
Kouavâ-
in
da-bi-bi\ib

Gun-zu\zi-na-nu',
cf.
p. 101),
dabibuslanderer.in Da-bi-bi,
ni-ir,
RPN. Nabu-KA KA.
hunzu.
cf.
-ni-ir-da-bi-bi\KA
KA.
boar.
sacrifice, in Bel-gi-ni-e-ere$\
Gi(n}-
dubbu, in Asm--, Sa-AsurlilulIstar-du(-nl>)-bii.

*Di-ib-ba-a, perhaps
na-a-a, Gi-ni-i(a). *Ga-si-im (Capp., see Add.);

si-tu-ra
= \L^
cf. }Ka-si-i',
7;
Ka(J}-
BE XV,
188,
IV
kaza,
in
names
Du$\bi$\si-i, or Ku$)-na$)-si-i. bM dagalu look upon; with pan

sive.
Free., in
of Asia Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 100; see also
be submisIluma-lid-guL Ipt, in DuNabu-du-giil,
haza.
*gu-SU
(cf.
gul-I^tar ,
-pan-ili,
kuza),
in
Ga-la-gu-su.
|:
Sanias-kln-du-ghL Ptc. in Da-gil-ilu,

gil-ilu (abbrev.).
Nabu-, La-da-
Gi-su-su.
*ga-ri, in
(Capp.) Ga-ri-a, Gu-ud-ga-ri-a.
dada (Hit,
cf.
8cc8a in
p. 66),
*T15
*2TA Gur-ra-ba-a (Ar.; perhaps leprosus). Ga-ri-da-a (Ar.; perhaps the shaven
one).
Cf.
SUNDWALL,
di(J)-ia,
names of Asia Minor, in Da-da, Da-da-a, Da-
Sc-cn-da-da
Da-di-i-lu;
CPN; }Da-du-su\
see
also
cf.
Gurrudu, HOLMA, Quttulu,

(cf.
p. 42.
Da-di-i,
List II
i,
TH
and
*HTA Gir-ha-a
i~\y
Qar^d].
in
under Adad.
(Iran.).
garii
adversary,
A$ur-ga-ru-u\u-a\garcf.
<
*Da-da-ar-$u
rn-a\gar-u-a-niri.
giru
idem, in Mannu-gi-ir-Adad;
M//?/(?)-
*dadu (Mit), see tadu. *dud (Hit, cf. duda: 8ou8, 808, in
names of
Du-ud\
gi-ri.
Gi-ri(t)-tu,

Glr-tu\te.
: -:
p. 67), in
Tu-ud-fya-li-ia, Du-di(?)-du-ma (Capp.).

du-du,
cf.
*gu-ru-mas, in
*
Gir-me-su\zu
Gir-sa-
(perhaps =
Tat-h-gu-ru-maL
'Epjif|<;).
A-na-du-du
.(J) ,
Ha-ma-du-du, Um9.
ba-du-du
*
:i:
DEP XI, 306,
at \'"' Lab(d]-du-du.
Gur-un\ Gu-ru-na, Gur(not Si-}ru-na-a-a.

*
.
Du-u\u\ud-du (Eg).
di-di,
cf.
Ru-ra-di-di.
yTA Ga(r}-nt-su.
*gas, ga-as (El.-Cass.;
col. 93;
cf.
TH
HUSING,
27), in
OLZ
8 (1905),
HumbanigaS, UmmanigaS, Indabigat, Suzigat; cf. -buga-as, List

*gassu,
*
in
-f
Memnon, IV p.
II,
I.
dadu darling, cf. Da-da-a(-a], Da(-ad}-di-i. dudu (Ass. and WSem.), cf. Du-du-u (cf. Bi. itn), Du-du-u-a; JDu-du-u-a TNB; -fDuda-ti
CBRI,6,5.
Di-di-c-a
didu, in Di-di-i;
CBR
I,
76,
is.
Ga-a$-$u-li-ia-u-i-e; Ha-nl-bi-el-ga1
a$-U
BE XV,
88,
IV
17,
cf.
pilqa.
Da(lBa)-ia-a-di-Uu. Til daru everlasting, eternal,

da(-d)-ri\n)-abua,
-bel,
in
Dari
(da-ri,
Gi-es-ha-a-a.
-Sarru, Â-a-, AJti-,

Bel-,
Nikkal-,
*Gi-i$-ta\
cf.
Sama$-da-ri(-i}lda-ru-u-,
lAr-gWtu.
Sarru-lu-da(-d)-ri\ru, Lu-dari.
T. XLIII.
279
duru
wall;
ideogr.
BAD;
see
names and
dikir (Ar.), in Bi-in-di-ki-ri, St-di-ki-ir.
Dur-, Abi-, Adad-, Ahi-, A-ia-, Bel-, BelHarran-,Bel-ibaHi-, IS far-, Marduk-, Nabu-,
dakuru (I'"? qui meminit), in Da-ku-rul Bit
Da-kur
?
(HABL
524,
12),
Dak-ku-ri,
Da-
Nusku-, Si-, Sin-, Sa/naS-, Same-, Sarru-,
ku-ri etc.
Du-kur(lat}-ilu.
du-ri(-}lBAD (= i-n); durNabu-\ dur-beli(-ja): Nabu\ dur-ensi. Ahi-,Nabn-\ dur-makl: -Adad,-I$tar,Nabu-\

alisu:
J d Urkittu-
tMa-ad-ki-ri.
du-lu-bu, see Ahir-(km-dib-bu<);
cf.
Dul-lu-bu
dur-paniia:
Ahtr-, Nabn-\ dur-qali:
I&tar-,
TNB,
*nbl
Du-ul-lu-bu
.
CPN.
Nabu-', see also under kusur, nklmft&usur.
(Ar.) Da-al-hi
JADB
7, 1 12.
SDi-e-ru ....
*^b" (Ar.) to
tiia: ucc, 8ta,
Pret., in
draw
out, to save.
Pf. dala,
in
im?
Da-ha-a-a, Da-j}i(?)-a.
(cf.
*Di-ia-te.
SUNDWALL,
p. 207).
Da-la(-d)-ilut Bet-El- (UMBSII, i,222,L.E. 2), Ilu-, Nabii- (BE IX), Si-, Si-e-, A9(?)-, Ser'
pi danu judge. bi-iui. --
I-din-IUar, I-din-(n}a-
da-la(-a}; dalat, in J Anat-da-la-ti;

la-ta-niIpt.
cf.
DaII,
i.
Ipt., in
Nabu-dmi-di-ni, Eulmal-ni-ni.
BE
dill,
X, Da-la-ti-niJ
UMBS
di-na-an-ni,
JI$tar-di-
Ptc.
dain
in
Nahth-, Si-, Sarru-di-li-i'Da-li-ia-a,
and dan (pay attention to the varr. da-in dan dan-in, in Ahir-dain aplu] da-in DL dan-in, in Sama$-dainanni\ da-an KUD, in Dan-Kurban da-a-an dan dan-
= =
nildi-li-nu.
Da-/u-u-a,]ADD
in
238, R.
9.
bbl dalalu
to
submit oneself, worship,

A-dal-la-li,
A-da-lal,
Marsu(^)-a-da-la-li
an, in Ahtr-ddn\ in other cases
may
da-an,
JADD
dalilu.
271,2.
dan (=fCALorLfG)a.ndKAL-au bedan, i.e.

Perm, oidananu, KAL and KAL-in
cf.
dililu
= dannin],
;
devotion, see
in
names under
Da-lil-, Di-lil-.
dallu
fDi-li-li-ia [Add.].
names under Dan(i}-, Adad-, Ahtr-, Bel-, Mannu-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal- Da-i-ni,
Asur-, I$tar-bel-da-i-ni\dan-an\dan-in \Ahtr-
needy,
bpin
li-iliia,
J A-da-di-da-al-li, Bel-dalSil-bel-dal-li] cf. JAhi-da-li\dal-li\
Bi.
and Ar. bBim APO.

*Da-al!Dal-ta(-a]
(Iran.).
A htr Ilu dan in in\dan(-in) aplu (dannin T)-$arru Asur-da-in-ni; dA-u-, Ahir-,
da
;
JDal-ta-a.
:;:
duma
(cf.
tume*,
in
Marduk-,
Nadu-,
Nergal-,
Sama$-da-in\
SUNDWALL,
Du-ma-na.
p. 2i9),cf.
(C&w^Du-di-du-ma,
Da-na-a, Da-na-ia\a-a, Da-ni-i, Da-ni-ia-ti-ilu\ Abi-, Adda-da-ni!

dan(-in\ni)-an\a-ni\
Dumu(TUR-mu)-ia (TA).
SDi-im-tuQba K-U, AR,
p. 63);
cf.
DI. KUD\da-a-nu
Marduk-bel-da-a-ni.
I-li-di-im-ti
damnu judge, in Marduk-, Nabu-, Sin-daa-a-ni\DI.KUD. dinu, denu judgment, decision in favor
of;
in
.
BE
VI,
i.
J Da-am-ma-te.
*Da-ma-su
(Gr.(?),
cf.
Adu,a<g, Adpiacoq).
*Da-
nu
Cf.
dltu
.;
Arik-di-cn\di-ni\DI-ilu, Sainas-disee also under amur, epu$ and dm.
niu-u-su.
damaqu(5/6") to
be merciful, friendly.
in
Di-na-a,
DI.KUD-a;
cf.
Di-na-nu.
. . .
Perm.
pi.
f.
damqa,
Damqa-amate-ntar,
Sa-ilima-dam-qa\
decision,
Di-ti^)-bel
(very unl
-Sarri, Arkat-ili-damqa,
certain), Di(J]-ta-a.
SIG.
Ptc. (or Perm.) (SIG-iq], see
names
*pl (WSem.),
ni\in
in Ili-ia-di-nu;
I.
El(ANP
I,
\ia-a-di-
under Ahi-, Ahtr-, Eanna-, Nabu-, Nur-,

Sabudi-iq
II
i
;
UMBSII,
Adad-,Amma-la-din\di-in,
Da-mi-iqIDam-kiiSIG-iliht,
damiqT).
Milki-,
Mannu-
Nabn-la-di; Ila-la-din
la-di-in\la-din-ni
CBR
77,6;
SanuS-
(=
BE
X.
Pret.
cf.
Nabu-udammiq^SIG).
*dake (Gr.
'"'IDT
81x11),
in
SLu-da-ki-e (Aau8iKi^).
cf.
}Da-ka-ni-ilu\
(Capp.) Da-ku-na (da

123).
in Ahtr-dam-me-iq, Enlil-duIpt., perhaps Ptc., written mu-SIG(-iq}, me-qa-an-nL
kuna,
*Da-ku-li-e
No.
i.
cf.
(cf.
SUNDWALL, pp.63,
Ilu-da(*}-ku$)-lum
mu-dain(-me}-iq, see
miq-, Ahtr-, Bel-,
names under Mudani-
RPN>
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-,
280
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
tura-r (Hit; cf. ture*, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 220): Du-ra-ar-,
$ama$-\
mu-qu\qa,
J d SAG(Du-un-ga
Du(-um}-mu-qa-a.
CT
29: 45,
10)
*dura-r
mudammiq-sar-be.
damqu friendly,
qa-a,
Hypocor.
Du-um-
Tu-ra-ri-Tehip.
t
Cf. Da-rajru-ra-a-fe,
Su-
pious: Dam-qu\qa JDam:i:
ra-ra-te.
dirra (El.,
cf.
Damqi,
-f
Da-an-qi-i, JDam-qa-a-ti.
:i:
dara): A-me-dir-ra.
(cf. Cilic.
dumqu favor: Atamar-dumuq-ili, Nabu-dumuq-ilani, Gimil-dumqi-lumur cf. Dungi.

\
dasa
(Hit.):
Da-la
Aaâg
Car. Aatfoov,
SUNDWALL,
Xtin
IDi-U-i.
p. 65), Da-a-sar-ti-i\ cf.
taL
*Tai
di-im-ri
Bi.
(cf.
**
semper auxilium
ferens,
"HttT):
*Di-mit-ri(-su)
Nahih-\ see also zimri,

AiipLi]rpio<;.
*dan (Hit,
cf.
dene*: 8av, 8ev,

(Capp.).
in
names of
JMu-ni-

dan\
d(a]ni.
"1131
p. 67), in
*datu (Iran.=8aTr|q): Ba-ag-da-at-ti,la-a$-da-ta, Suwar-da-ta\tum, U-mi-is-da-a-tu. Cf. Data-a, var.
Da-nu-um-na
"'Kiszu-wa-
Da-ta-na.
*Di-ta-ki.
Samsn*1fn ditanu strong, leader(?): Ammi-,

(cf.
Da-an-da-ru
1111, <5s5 thistle).
di-ta-na.
Du-nu-zu(?).
131
I
I I
to
be strong, mighty;
ASur-,
see under
"pi.
*wa,
or
uwa
(Hit.,
cf.
uwa
p.
in
names of Asia
II
to strengthen:
Net'gal-is-ka-,
also
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
etc.,
236 ff.): U-as-sur-inc,
Alur-matka-dannin(KAL-in}; see
under
cf. U(-a}-al-li-i (Vannic);
OaXoq, OuaXoc,
p. 242.
OuaXi<;
SUNDWALL,
t
Snr-iisl
dannu mighty: Dan-nu\ni- Mannu-, d Qadmuda-an-nu\dan-nu, SBanitu-, J Si-dan-nat daiit
ar-ri, Tc-u-wa-at-ti, Irr-uwa-bi;

cf.
'"'
Ki-ix-
na-ti,
Dan-na-a,
Dan-na-a-a\ia\ see
Cf.
also
fll-ia-a (Pis.
JRAS 1913, zu-wa-da\ad-na\ni m. Oouc), SWa-dukki.

1
p. 1044.
under î. dananu might: DalDan-na(-a}-nulni. na-nu\na\ni, Du-na-nu, Da-nu-ni.

*das: Da-su-uk-ku (Iran.?);
;
*3
DiTJ{ 3 1
cf.
dat, taL
;
JADD
U-a-bu (^^".); cf. aSj" edu one, first; ideogr. AS; in E-dit 661, 6, E-du-Sallim-, -nsitr, Gula.
. .
lume -c- di- libli, Marduk - tappe-e-di-siibli,

Nabu-cdu-usur,
b^l abalu to bring:
mutabilu
biltu
Di(l Kii)-sa-a-a Di-si-i\ Du-sa-a Du-si-i\ Ilu(AN)-
-tnkulti-edi,
Si-
Satnas-
du-u-su,
*dapi (Hit,
cf.
An-di-sn.
t
Minor,
dapa: 8ajr, in names of Asia SUNDWALL, p. 63), cf. Z>/(?)-, Sacf.
A-bil-kissn.
guardian: Alir-mu-ta-bi\be-eL
an[-da}-,
(cf .
;i
Tar-hu-un-da-pi(-i).
n. p. Aajiccpac;),
* adT
'Da-pa-ra
produce: J Bi-lat-sn-nu.
Lye.
"'Da-bi-qu (in Hatti).
*111 lU-a-di-i.
duqi, in La-du-qi-i (cf.
AccoSoKoq).
mudadu darling: Mu- da-da.

ill adu to
Da-qa-li-Marduk.
dara
(Sum.):
appoint,
in
A-dara-kalamma,
Um-ba-da-ra-a\
cf.
Pil-gal-dara*
u-da
Wi-id-ia.
VS
9:
42 .
98,
10 ;
Nabu- qat-u-da] SamaSJSa- d NIN.LIL-u-da
maL
:i:
Bar. 379,
dara
(El.) in
Hu-un-da-ru.
*dara
(Hit.,
cf.
dara,
in

Tar-hu-un-da-ra-ba.
80):
SUNDWALL,
*dara
(Iran.,
cf.
p. 64):
*/ Wa-du-u-uk-ki (Mit). *wawa: U-a-u-a (cf. Ooaoua
(f),
Ooaouaq
etc.
JIN
p.
Da-ri-ia-muL
Cf.
:;:
SUNDWALL,
waza (Mit);
a-za
cf.
p. 240).
Da-ri-i [Add.]. *Da-ar-ha-si-at (Capp.).

*
waza,
in
SUNDWALL,
.
p. 240),
darna' (OPe.
darn a stay): U-mi-da-ar-na(Iran.?).
(cf. Bpuatftftc;)
= Bi-ri-ia-ma-za, NamU-a-si-i
(cf.
names of Asia Minor, cf. Wa-za-wa Bi-ru}
*Di-ir-na-ku-u$
ia-wa-za, Mat-ti-u-a-za.
OuacSic).
Cilic.
*Du-ri-si [Add.].
T. XLIII.
28l
bu-h-tu,
* Wi-ik-ta-zu. (Hit:
lEn-gu-u-ta,
Ih-mi-ii-ta,
Ib-bu-tu,
(u)wa-kta-(a)za).
ibl mu'allidu
lidanu
:i
begetter: Dammu-nm-al-lid.
Rintu, Tabnuta; JBgltntumtt XIV, /lifarta-ut-tumB&XV; Nabtttu, Ninibu-ti-i\ Nusktttum
child: Li-dan-.
BE
VI,
2.
wana (Hit, cf. wan a: oav, ouav, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 239^): Ari-wana, A-nu-wa-an-za.
(Arb.),
cf.
U-a-a-ta-\
Atar\'Atra(m)-fyasis, Atar\Atri-ilu, A-tar-a-a,

At-ra-ia, At-ri-e, At-ru, It-ranu,
:;:
It-ri-jfl.
unu (dimin. ending), possibly in Abunu, Abdunu,

Ahttnu,
Aham, Binnm.
za
(Hit.),
*usu (Iran, hypocor. ending): Ba-gu-su. See also
cf. A-gu\ku-za (aka -f waza?), A-nuwa-an-za (an-wana-(a)za). IZa-ipp-arma.
under
tfjSI
su.
*zi,
cf.
Zi-$a-mi-mi (oiBhT?); Zi-ni-e-ni$); Zi-
asu to
come
.
out,
come
forth.
Free.:
*zu,
sar-bi-tum
cf.
T-D LC.
(cf.
Zi\Zu-kiki.
Apcraoii;,
Lusi(
Ill
i
:
UD D U)-ana-nur-Marduk.
Nabu-mu-h-
Ar-zi-zu\zi
Lyk.
SUNDWALL,
Turba-zu,
Nabu-him-u-$e-si, Adad-,
p. 77),
Ki-rim-zu, Ki-qi-zu ....
e\is-sL
"ipl (cf.
Sd-ki-zu\
1p^) aqru
precious: A-qar-, Aq(g}}-ru,
*Za--tu--a
Zi-ba(t}-a-a.
zu-bi,
cf.
= OPe. Daduhya.
(cf.
m Ha-za-zu
(in Patin).
Wiktazu.
A-qar-a(-d).
uq(q)ur:
Za-ba-a-a, Za-ba-a-a-u.
^
>
U\Uq-qur-Adad, -ahe, Ahi-u-qur.

p. 46)
Zu-bi-si-id-qi.
n.
Mu-qu-ru(J).
a^T tZi-ib-bu. *J Za-bi-bi-e

:
pr.
f.
XAAJX).
*war (Eg. wr great, RANKE, Material, Pa-wa-ra, Bi-iva-ri.

*u-ar-ri (cf. Cilic.Oapic,
Za-bi-bu-um
T-D LC.
Zu-un-bu\bi\
zumbu
fly,
cf.
Zu-um-bu\ba-a
Ouapoc, SACHAU,
p. 226),
ZA VII,
wa.
BEX.
*lir (Ar.) to present: Ilu-zab-bad-da, St-zaZa-ab-da-a, Zabdt, Zabba-di, Za-ba-du.
di-Ui\Istar.
Zib-di-i.
p. 95;
SUNDWALL,
.
in
Sa-an-du-,
Cf.
Sar-, U-a-ri
.,
JU-a-ri ...
t
"PI ardu servant:
Arad- Arda, Ardt, Ardi-ia,

in
Za-bi-du, Za-bi-
:;:
Ardu, Ardutu. warzana (Iran. varQzana, Bapc,avr)q), U-ar-za-an, Ma-wa-ar-za-na.
*pT
da-a-a. ZablZa-ab-da(-a)nu. (Ar.) to buy, redeem: Za-bi-na-a, Zabi-nu, Zab-ba-a-nu.
Za-ba-nu
(Iran.,
cf.
Ill arkatu
(pi.)
future: Ar-kat\Ar-kat\EGIRW-
SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ,
38, p. 275).
ili-damqa.
urkitu: Nabu-ur-kit-tu-usur.
1ST Zi$)-ba-ri. Za-ab-rum Dilbat. Za-gu ....

*zida (Hit.): Zi-da-a
(cf.
l p. 193; }" Zitanu;
IZu-bi-ir-.
*was
Wa-ds-mu-a-ri-a. (Eg. ws(r) strong): *wasa, or [asa: Wa(Iat)-$u-ia (TA), A-hu-wa-M

(Capp.),
*
A-ma-wa-$e (T A), Zi-ir-wa-$d (Ta'),
Ah-li-ma(t}-sd
4 CJ1 JI
UMBS
v
II 2, 11,
10.
A-u-si-, U-si-la
(= ?in
He.).
asabu to dwell: Tab-a-$ab-Marduk, A-$ab11,
cf.
Tad-a- sab-hi
BE XV.
Pamphyl. 2i8i] SUNDLye. 2t8rjvrj). WALL, cf. Zu-du-ru-um RPN, Za(Sa?)-an-du-ru', 11T(?) Zu-un-du-riBEXlV, 1 1 i,ie, UMBS, II 2, 47,1*, J Zu-un-du-ur-tum BE XV, 152, 4 /SuQZu}ud-diir-tum Neb. 405, [SZu]-dtr-tu(m} Neb. 331, 5; cf. HOLMA, Quttulu, under
, ,
Sudduru.
Sin-lis-h-pu. asipu diviner: Sum-ili-a-hpu-uL
TIT
Za-za-a, Za-za-a-alia,
Za-zi-e, Za(-a)-zi(-t),
cf.
SZa-za-a, Za-za(-d}-ku\ki;
Zi-zi-i\e, Zi-e-zi-e, Zi-zi-ia\
cf.
Bi. KTT.
A-â-pi, A-î-pa-a, A-$u-pi-ilu (Capp.).

II I:
Bi.
XpT.
U$-hir-ana-Marduk\
cf.
U$-se-ra-am
IZi-ta-a-a.
J Zi-it-ta-a.
(<C an,
a-ni, U$-*u-ri (gen.) 1 *wasur: If far- (Ta .).
ana)-Marduk Dilbat, Nabu-la-tii-UrBE XIV.

cf.
*zazu (Cass.): Ma-li-e-za-zl (gen.), Me-li-za-za\zu, d Me(Pi?)-la-an-za-zu (or Me-la- Za-zu\ *zuzu (Hit; cf. zuza, in names of Asia Minor,
utu ? uti
(hypocor. ending),
i.
Ar-ra-ku-tu, Bu-
SUNDWALL,
No.
Cf. " lZu-iip. 254): Zu-zu-ia. 36
282
KNUT TALLQVIST.
zu
Urartu,
Cil.
(in
III
39, 49;
l
Pisid.
(in
C|pt
to erect, uphold.
Ipt: Nabu-zu-qup-
jtoXiq,
Scoô-jrerpa),
ei).
Zu-za-ru-ra
Nairi,
IR
31,
Ptc.: Asur-, Nabu-zuq-pa-an-ni. Nadu-, Sin-za-qiplqi-pi, Nabtt-za-qip-enU.
ken,
*Za-za-as
(El.?).
Perm.: Sa-Nabii-za-qup.
*T3nr Za-ha-tu-tu.
IpT Za-qi-ru;
*zir,
cf.
cf.
IDT.
Zt-ra-ia, lZi-ir{J)-ta-h$}, Zi-ir-wa-sd.

cf.
Zu-hat-tim;
9.
cf.
Zu-uh-hu-tum
UMBS,
II 2,
:;:
zura (Hit;
sura,
p.
in

in
95,
SUNDWALL,
cf.
197),
Zu-ra~$ar\
IZu-
*nv
1Zi-ta-na;
Bi. inv; see also zida.
ra(f)-ta.
See
also
under sura.
Zer-,
Bel-,
IDT zaku
clean: S Za-ku{-ii}-tu\te.
cf.
K 4 1T
zeru
(KUL) seed:
ere$,
ibni,
Zi\Zu-ki-ki (Sem.(?),
d
kiki).
E-sti-ri-, Ina-Esaggil-,
Km-\
Esaggil-, see also under
"OTzakaru to call, n.2A&*\h-kur-Marduk\Nabti.\
bani,
iddin, iqiSa, irash, kin,

utir\
SAH,
SIstar-taz-kur.
Ptc. zakir:
Nabu-
mukin, nddin, ram, Sapik, ukm,

sfr-kitti~i&ir,
zarii
NabuZa-
za-kir,
Enlil;
Za-kir,
za-kir-sumi
Za-kir-ru\
za-kar-sume:
Nabu-zerua,
IZi-ri-ia.
(MU-MU}\
Marduk-,
begetter: Gula-za-ri-likun,
usual element in
Za-ri-i,
Nabu.
*zak-ru
:
ru\Zaru(-ii)-ti(-i), Zarut-ili.
Bu-lu-. -- *Za-ku-ri(^\^}. -- *Zi-i-
zarba (Hit,
names of Asia
d
\k\ar.
*zil,
sil
Minor, see
cf.
SUNDWALL,
p. 25 if.):
h
Tarku-
(Hit.,
zila:
ciX,
in
names of Asia
zar-ba(-am\ Za-ar-bi-ia
astt (unpubl. Hit.
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 249): Zi-li\li(-id), ZilSi-li-i\ Si-li-a-ra\ Si;
text)JRAS
(in
1913, p. 1044. Cf.
V Sa-ar-bal-li
129).
lim-mi-ga,lSiliCPN,
lilU-TeSup
ta-zi-lu\li.
sadT (Phryg.-Lyd. SappaXaeiq), r 'Sa-ar-bu-u-a
UMBS
Cf.
ai
II 2, 84,
Biiassili,
Qa-
the district of Hamath; Xigl. IV: Ann.

cf.
Pu-ru-si-lim
TA
137, 64,85;
*za/irda (Iran.,
Av. z^rad
heart),
in
cf.
Za-arnl
see also under si la.

*zul (Hit.,
cf.
da-uk-ku,
Zi-ir-dani-ia-a$-da\
th
,
Zi\Si-
zil),
in
cf.
Zu-li-ia
VS
VII, 154,
13;
ir-di\da-ak-ka Sarg. VIII
52, 71, 74.
Zu-li-zu-mi(?)\
Zulkia\ see also sula,
*mt
Za-ar-hi-ilu.
sula.
*Zu(Su ?)me-e-a
(Cass.).
D1T zarmu, in Ninib zar-me. *Za-ri-hi (Iran.).
zi (?) -me(? la)-el-tim, Rabi-.
*Za-H-4a.
*zati (Iran.?), in Ir-ti-za-ti; BltZa-at-ti (in Media).
TOT Mu-za-am-me-ri-li-bu-su,
*n^T (WSem.,
cf.
Bi. i-jtit):
Zi-im-ri(-id)-di\da;
Zi-im-ri-e-ra-ah
0X4:
a,
s,
Zi-im-ri-fya-am-mu Zi-im-ri-ha-na-ta 0X4: la, ie;
RPN,
*Zu-ta-ah-zi-pa (Hit: Sutech(?) * Za\zi\$u-ta-at-na (s u t a 1 a n a ?).

*Zi-it(d}-ri-ia-ra,
-)-
zipa).
Zi-me-ir\im-ri-Sama$, Zi-im-ra-tum X-D LC; Zi-im-ri-li-im, KRAUSZ, p. 33, n. 3 cf. dimri.

;
zu-na,
cf.
Xa'annek
cf.
4,
5.
*Ha(Eg.}, *ha, *hu

*he (Eg.
cf.
= ahu,
hj'(.t)
Ha- a- a, Ha-a-i, Ha(-a}-ia.

cf.
Ahi-bd$ti.
*zana, zana,
1
Za-ni-ia(?]-bu Bin(^)-za-nu-ki-ma
t
front), in Manti-me-an-hi-c, see
(Xa
.).
(Hit., cf.
zana,
in
names of Asia
A-ri-za-na
RANKE,
(q. v.).
Material, p. 56.
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 246), in
*hu (Hit << hud}, in Hu-Te$up\

cf. "l
ending
= gu
in
CPN; Ba-du-za-na, Pi-pa-za-ni', Sa-ra\rtZa-na-sa-na ("possessing za(-a)-na CPN.

people"(?)
Kummu-hu.
ofhpr;
cf.
*Hu--a
(Cass.).
JIN
p. 379). in
*hu'uru, huru etc. (Eg., pi.
ahbir\
pT zananu adorn, restore, Ekur.

*
Llbur-za-nin:i:
Nap-huru-ria.
haba (Hit; and Eg.?), cf. Ha-ba-ia (XA), Haba-hu-ru (Eg.?), Ha-ba-ki (Boghazk.), * Haba-na-ni
ignavus),
Zi-ni-e-ni (El.?).
*zipa (Hit), see si pa.
(UMBS
II 2, 53,
23,
cf.
lila* piger,
cf.
zaqa: Adad-za-qa-a.
Ha-ba-ta-li (Capp.);
kebe:
T. XLIII.
283
Ka|3cc, in
*mn
(cf.
p. 102.
*hibi
(Hit.?), in Hi-bi-ia\ cf. kibi,
^^
to renew), in IJi-da-ta-ni (per-
*hab-u-a (EL), in
Um-ba-.
Cf.
JKNSEN,
WZKM,
haps Uê renovator). *Ha-a-bi (Eg.), probably

habi,
cf.
A'rt-^.
Sarru-ha-a-bi.
VI, p. 58.
Ha-ba-ba (IHa-na-na).
*Ha-ba-du(t),
cf.
**jin
Ha-u-ka-nu.
i
Nabtt-ha-bad-da
CBR
Oin
I,
to spare.
17,
Ipt. in Afo$//-, Nu$[hu\-hu(-us)-
sa-an-ni.
:
*Hubi-di\da
(Hit., cf. Car.
hin
*Ha-ba-zi(j!nani)-ru.
(Ar.) to see (//r ==* jl; partly not Senx),
ban
ha-bi-il,
is
ha(-ab}-billbil(a-bi-in:-DCl. 231,0,17
error),
probably an
Ha-bil-tum
in Ha-bil-ktnu.ztc.
16, 256,
20.
Har\Ha-ra\ri -$arru, Ha-ri-ma-li-kil-D LC, Abi-ha-rilru, OBa. A-bi-ha-ar RPN,

cf.
Cf.
CT
IV:
A-pi-ha-ri,
Ba-ti-il-ha~ra
Nabd.
\
1133,
##-
Ha-ba-ni, Ha-ba-na-tum.
(see Arad-}ka-a-ri t Si-ha-ri;
Sab-ha-ar\
*Hab-ban, Ha-an-ban, Ha-ba-an, *fla-bilpi-ni. Dan Ha-ba-su. *Ha-bi-su, Ha-bi-i-si(ci. }/.-^-}-
har-ru
:M
varr. Sa-bi-, Sa-am-bi-ha-ri, Tab(d)-
ha-a-ri.
*(^Ha-am-bu-su=
-
[?1]Ean.
pt. 2.
Haba $tu.
(
haza (Hit,
cf.
kaza,
in

see also under Gasim],
(cf.
Ha-ab-si
BE
VI,
Ha-ab-si-im
SUNDWALL,
KodtftKaq),
p. ioof.;
[Add.].
possibly \T\.Ha-zu-gu
"l
Lye. Kezi-ga/ka,
(in
pan Ha-am-ba-qu.
*ian
hu-bi-ri (Can.;
cf.
Ha-za-zu
Patin;
cf.
Car.
perhaps Can. city n&n)

*^tn
city Katftfcococ;).
in Bin-.
(WSem.) to see, provide,
in
Ha-za-a\
-iht ,
Hab-ba-hi TNB, Hu*ub-bu-$u JHu-um\Hum-bti-u$-te\ti. 19, e,

Quttulu,
s. v.
UMBS
Cf.
II 2,
Ha-zi-ilu, Si-e-ha-za-a, la-ah-zi-ba-da.
HOLM A,
tribe.
Ha-zi-a-nu
hazanu prefect, in Hazanu, I$di-hazanu-tn-a$}, J Ha-za-an-na-ti CBR I, 22, 4.
*brn
Hu-za-la-a,
*hadi = Addu,
Ha-gur-ru;
ci.
Ha-ga-ra-a-nu, an Ar.
II, cf.
i.
see List
JHa-za-la-a;
cf.
'
NSyr. ifp
*Hi-di-i (probably Hit;
Cil.
KiSouc, SUND-
gazelle, OBa. Hu-za-lum,
J Hu-za-la-tum
5.
WALL,
p. 104).
*hud (Hit, or especially Mit; cf. kuda, kuta, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL,
pp. n8f., i26f), possibly in Hu-da-pi-i (cf. Lye. Ko8woc, Car. n. 1. Ko8ccjrrj), Hu-udda-ia, Hu-da-a-a,
84,
a?.
RPN, Hu-zu-lmn VS 9: 50, Hu-za Q)-nu (?). // (? Ri)-zi-na.

*ptn
(He.), in Ha-za-qi-Iau.
*nm
Hi-si-ri
(cf.
Bi.
Tm).
in
Hi-hi-e\ Hi-hi-li.
*hu-ha(?)-ar-sa
cf.
Cf.
Hu- Trtup
Isaur.
= Hu-ud- TeSup
Hu-di-ia
UMBS
II 2,
(Gapp.),
in
A-lu-ud-.
Cf.
n.
1.
CBS
AXou88cc,
Phrygia, and
120.
KouKoupag,
3474; Hu-ud-ba-bu, Hu-di-ia-zi, Hu-ud-di-
SUNDWALL, pp.48,
Ha-ah-hu-ru
Xt3n
hitu
(Bi. "in in)
ma-nu
(cf.
Korro}ievr]<;),
Hu-di(ti)-tilla,
na-bu, Hu-ud-tir-me, Hu-di-ib- Tehip,

Hu-di-ti-Senni, in CPN;
;
to sin,
in Mmu-ah-ti(-ana)-ili,
Me-nu-
\Hu-ud-jiu-udWXX, ~ n nr 56 a, 13 Hu-ud-hu-ud(\K Elam H ABL 280, R. is; ^ Hu-du-bi-li Tuk. II: Ann. 65.
!)
ah-ti [Add.],
J Hi-tu-bar-ra(or
tu-ku
''n
.
. .
-taptti).
f *
Hattu-su-al-di-L
HaPh.
Tin Ha-di-du,
Hu-ud-da-ia
cf.
(cf.
Hu-da-a-d).
hi
lin hadu to rejoice,
Ahi-i-had-da; Nabu-
<C ahi possibly in *Hi-ma-ri-i (but DCljTH. Tilti), *Hi-ru-um-mu

t
cf.
ni-ir-ha(?}-da-ia(?}, Ha-di-ile-li-bu-hi,
di-e-Sa-lib-bi, Hu-di-tarriitsu,
1
/#,t Ha-
*Ha-ib
*iin
(Eg.),
= Habi.
Ha-di-
(WSem.) to
ta-a/i-ta,
live,
cf.
la-a-fii-milki, JA-bi-
di-ia.
-fAbi-li-ih-ia
(Ar. ^nb).
l.Mah-di-e.
*Haianu.
cf.
*Ha-da-sa-a;
No.
i.
Ha-an-da-si
etc.
ha'il, cf.
Ha-il-ilu, SAbi-ka-i-li, Lu-fia--ilt
Samas-
284
ha-il
KNUT TALLQVIST.
CBR
I,
17,
13;
cf.
A-bi-hi-el
T-D
*ham(mu)
LC.
I
i
am(mu] q. v. hammu regent, cf. Nabu-ha-am-me-ilani
to behold; Ipt. possibly in Hi-ri-a-bi

208,
16.
Hu-ma-ma-te.
*hemtu
in Hi-im\am\en-ti-ilu. (cf. jMal) ardour, hamannu, in Sulman-ka-man-ilani, -fya-man-
UMBS
*hal, al (El.;
-ahl,
-sii(t qad)-ri;
la-hi-ri.
town?), see under Humba-, UrntHi-li-ia.

Cf.
man-.
Hi-la-a
*halu,
.
nu
.,
(or Sulman-nunu-Sar-ilcini, -larra-mi).
Ha$)-ma(l}-an-$u-li-ik-$u-ud
List
II,
i
T-D LC
("jDH ?).
50,
7.
in
Ia\A-a-ha(-d)-lu\li\lum.
*Ha-ma-ni. A-ri-ha-ma-nu (Mit.) UMBS

* *
II 2, 84, u.
under ^Hali, Ha-la-id-di, Ha-la-su-ri.

Ur-U-ha-lu,
Hal-u-a,
cf.
Ha-am-na(-a)-nu.
*Ha-am-nu-nu
Du\Tu-ud-}ia-li-ia
(Hit.).
Hu-la-a-a\ia, Hu-li-i, Hulli (Hit., *kula in names of Asia Minor, KuXXa<;

etc.,
OTah Ha-ma-si\$)-ia. Hn-mu-sa-tum T-D LC 62, 3. p Tan Hi-ma-ri-i (^r1^? or Afai-marrt), Ha-mar-ri
BE XV, 3 5,
ha-am-rum
ir-ni (Mit.)
10,
Ha-ma-ri-ilua
BEX.
si;
*^-r/-
l\>XXa<;
SUNDWALL,
p. 121).
(Mit.)
BE XV,
198,
*Ha-mi-
*Hal-la-ba-a.
*Hal-bi-su.
CPN.
Ha-lah
halla, cf.
Hal-li-ia, Hal-la-al-la- \ Hal-li-arraka,

.
hummuru (CT 12: 15, sb; cf. HOLMA, Quttulu, s. v.), in Hu-um-mu-ru, OBa. Hu-mu-ruin.
Asur-hal-li
*Humrl
in
i-)lpy.
bbn
hulalu
~J
precious stone,
JHu-la-la-tum
i
Hu-la-la,
*Ha-a-ni,
mAt
Ha-nu,
Ha-an-i
(perhaps
Hit.,
cf.
Hu-la-li-ti;
BE XV.
*Dbfi
Ha-la-ma\me (cf. JioLl s o m n a t or). Halma-nu. Ha-li\Hal-mu-su.
Hi-il-lu-mu-tu
BE
X, 92,
G.
Hana, Hani-galbat; Ha-ni-bi-el-ga-a$-li CPN). See also List II, i. Sin hanabu to sprout; cf. J I-na- Ni- si-in-ha-anbat BE XV, Ub-bu-ha-ni-bat BE XV, fHuun-nu-bat-d Nana; Ha(-ari)-nu-bu, Hu-na-bu
*HalhWu
(El.).
is
*Hal-si-tu(t)
perhaps Liu (?)-/-/(?). *Hal-su-hu.

etc,, in
P 97
26,
J Ha-na-bu-$a-a, Ha-na-bi-ini.
Hu-um\bi-e.
.
*halpa (Hit. cf. kip pa: KaXjr, KaX^ of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. io8f.;
also
' m a1
names
see
Ha-an-bi, Ha-am-bi-i.
under kalb),
in
Hal-pa-a$-su-lu-bi]
Ha-an-du, Ha-an-di-i\ia, JHa-an-di. ( *Ha-an-da-si (Gen.), *Ha-an-da(ta?)-sa-ni\

.
cf.
Hal-pi,
nagn
la "'Kujinnnhi,
cf.
MDOG
Hrpsr
1"
l
35,
p. 34;
Eg. hrp
Ill
ev.
= Aleppo;
*
'"*Halpa
Hantuhi
etc.
(El.?).
*Ha-an-da-pi-i
Hit. p.n.,
BURCHARDT,
in
no. 737, 739;
Hu-un-da-ru
*hunzu
(El.
Hum
cf.
-f-
dara?
Cf. h Hu-un-du-
Hal-bu-da Senn. Tay.
ur-a-a (Shams. V:
(cf.
III 4? (in Nairi).
halsu
stronghold,
Sulmu-hal-su* 1 -
gunzu),
III 45
;
WSem.
in Bi-bi-a-lu (Bi-e-lu?}-ha-lu-su.
V R 44,
CBS
d
~
Hu-un-zu-di-i.
...
Hu-un-zu(-}-u BE XV, Hu-un-zu-hu
Hu-lu-uq-qa(^\\..:}. Cf.
HOLMA,
Quttulu,
s. v.
2 766;
Kun-si-zak
El.
(Gu4)ifi, in Lu-iih-ra- (Capp.)
Kun-zi-ba-ni,
deity,
BE XIV, CT 25:
2.
2,
e,
25
16,
20;
fBu-lu-ut-ti.
*Ka-{ma~\-a$-hal-ta-a.
m a 'Ku-un-zn-hi-e-li K. 6303,
*Ha-an-tu-su.
*Hi(-iti)-nu-mu
(cf.
*ham
(Eg.
ta\te.
hm) servant,
(cf. j.i!â*I
in
Pa-ha(-ani)-na-
1E2H APO).
*Hu-mu.
Ha-mu-u
semen
granati).
*]2H
(WSem.)
Cl?n)
*Hi-ina-gu.
gracious, cf. Ha-na-nu î-ha-an (^), 1 Ha- an- da- da (cf. Bi.
be
Ha-am-da-nu
Ha-mu-tu-tu
(cf. Bi. "Jlttri).
*Ha-ma-du-du.
hannu, in Ha-an-ni-i\ia
hinnu "
(cf. ]ri
(Ar.;
hamu to trust, in ha-am-[mat], S Ninua-ha-[mat] flna-Ekur;
cf.BROCKELMANN, 172). J Arbdil-ha-mat, J Istar-
(=
^3n), cf. Ha-ni-i.
m Hi-in-ni--Bel
Nabu-hi-in-nid
hi(-in}-ni,
favor, grace), in -f Hi-in-ni-be-el, BEX, (^ Hi-in-ni-ia TNB,
ha-am-mat CPN.
hamatu refuge,
mat-u-a.
in
UMBS
II i, 178,
2,
Ellu-bab-
Ahir-,Nabn-ha-inat-ia\ha-
Salinu-hi-ni, Ad-gi-hi-na
7.
HABL
906,
7.
1 1 1
2,
T. XLIII.
28 5
haninu
(Syr.
n.
p.
lull
mesericordiam
-f
:i!
D"in
adeptus), in Ha-ni-na-a-a\ia,
Ha-ni-na-a
(WSem.) to devote, consecrate, cf. Ha-ri-ma-a (|ia-), IJa-ri-me-i, SHa-rima-te,
Ha-ni-ni
hanunu, or
TNB.
hannnnu gracious,
cf.
Ha-ri-im
^.
UMBS
II i,
221,
(cf.
Bi.
Baal-ha-
E'nrj),
I-Sar-ha-ri-im.
cf.
Ni-ih-ra-mu.
nu-mi, Ha(- a)-nn(-ii)-nu\ cf,Hi-nu-nu

21,
3.
CBRI,
Harma(-ak}-ki;
Hu-ni-nu, Bin-hu-ni-n /(?).

Hu-ni-i (hypocor.,
cf. "^Din
'Oviac, or
=Hunni).
q. v.,
Ha-an-na-na (îI gracious). 13H hunnu (hunnatu] wine, in Hu-un-na

Hu-un-ni-i.
*Ha-na-si(-i).
Har-mi$ ^Lxyc, Anp. Ann. Ill 2, Har-ma-sa (in Kirruri), ibid. ~ 1 55, alHar-ma-$u (in Elam HABL 831, rj, R. c, a!Harme-hinda (in Nairi), IR3O, Illie; al Hu-u-ur-iua on Hit. tablet, OLZ 9: 632
"!
t
H r
"l
Hu-ur-mu,
cf.
in
cf. karma, kurma names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 97.
III
R 10, 2?c;
Har-ma-sa\
Har-ri-ma-as,
Har-hur-ma-su
BEX.
(Ar.) ;
Ha-an-si-i,
pig)-
Hu-ni-si,
Hu-ni-sa-a
*Ha-ra-a-ni
(Ar.).
II 2, 53,
10.
J Har-ra-an-$d-ri-$d-at
(= 1$^
Ha-sa-bu(pu ?). *ICM WSem.
UMBS
*Ha-na-si-ru-ka.
*Har-si-su, Har-se-$u, perh.
= E,g.jFfar-sita-E$u.
Ha-ru-sa-a
= Ass.
pn
hisu to
Har-ru-su
(Bi.
f silh).
JADD
r
seek refuge,
cf.
AD(Abi}-ha-sa-a, Me-ih-sa-a (cf. nonE APO), Ma-ah-si-ia-a-u.

Ha-a-si-ku (Sem.?).
Ha-sa-la-an-ina-nu, read: Sa-la-ili-ma-nu (K-U,
279, R. 4. Hi-ri-sa-a-a, Hu(l Ri)-ra-su. J Hnra-sa-tum T-D LC. Huras-sa-num [Add.j.
*Hir-si-na.
*TTh Har\Ha-ar-ra-a (I'l^ lib era). Ha-ri-ri M Hu-rn-rnni Ha-ru-ra-a-a. ii-r

(cf.
pius).
AR). *Hismia (Hit.,

t}l
(Ass.)
cf.
VS
9: 79,
3.
Pisid. Ki(5p.tc,
Ki-is-mi-it-ta
SUNDWALL, CHANTRE, 46, 7).
p.
107
Hu-ru-ta [Add.].
*hasu (Capp.), in Ha-$u-sd-ar\$ar-na.
Den
*
J
:::
hasisu
wise,
in Atra-, Atar-ha-sis\ha-si-is\PI.
J'n
Ha-al-ba
.,
cf.
Ha-ds-bu T-D.LC.
rPlDn);
cf.
Ha-sar-du(-ii) (Cass.).
Has-da-a-a
(cf. Bi.
;
Ha-a$-da-a-a
Hipa-a.
JHi-ip-ta-a-a.
UMBS
Hi-is-ni- d Da*
II
Ha-$a-da-a-a, Has-di-ia,
hpp, see ahbir.
sa-da-a-a- -i-tum
*ha-si-ha (Eg.?),
cf.
TNB.
Din Hu-sa-bi.
jSM
Sd-ah-h-ha-h-ha.
protect,
cf.
cf.
SBelit-ha-si-na
Ha-al-ha-me-ir.
gan T-D LC.

har (Cass.,
///), in
Kara-har-da-as.
:i:
jiasmar
(Cass.
vocabulary 43
etc.
ka-su-su,
in
Ha-ri-e, Ha-ri-i [Add.]. *hu-ru, see ^fer, List II,

*hirbe (Hit.?),
cf.
II,
I
Hal-mar
i
;
cf.
Wa(Ia)-as-hu-ru.
*harbi (Cass.),
Ha-$a-nu\na.
An-hir\hi-ir-be;
hsassu etc. (Iran.

*ha-sir (Can.), in
Hu(?)-$a-mi. a )la)' x-^ t
see List
12, 33;
and
cf.
Har-bu-uk-su
(in
BE
XIV,
//#-
A-ma-an-.
"l
Har(a}bi-sin(ii)a
?
Urartu);
ur(?)-di-e\
:;:
Hu-ur-ba-ti-la
(El.).
* Ha-ta-at-ri-it-ti
*hat(t)a (Hit, cf.
(Iran,
har-da,
DE(Umunt,Muru?}-kar-da-a-tu, Haar-duk-ka (Iran.). Cf. a!Ha-ar-da (in Urartu ?,

cf.
kata, in names of Asia Minor,

p.
SUNDWALL,
(List
II, I),
98 f.),
cf.
Ha(-at}-tu-sar, -Sila
ai
HABL424,n.
Tay. I 70 dab-a-nu
harahu,
cf. (cf.
548, R.
7),
Har-di$-pi Senn.
I,
Hat-ti-be[-t\ t Hat-ta-niu-u,
"tat
Ha-
HUSING, OLZ,
Bi.
361),
#0r-
at-tu-H-pa Chantre46,i7,
Ha-a-ti\Hattiz\.c.,
8,
l
(in
Elam.) Abp. Ann.

(cf.
79.
"'Ha-ta-pak-ka
ri(K)\rak-ka
JADD
Ann.
691, R.
"l
nl
Ha-ta(in
Ha--ra-hu
rnrj), I-kn-un-
(=
7"nn),
U4.
Ha-ta-tir-ra
ha-ra-hu
T-D LC, Has^}-ra-a-ha-a
UMBS
Unqi), Tigl. IV:
Hi,
No.
i.
134,4.
fHa-te-za-a-a.
286
KNUT TALLQVIST.
hatanu to protect, in Mannu-kima-Enlilha-tin.
Bi-bi-e-a, Is-qur-e-a, Ka-ri-e-a,
'
Marduk-e-a,
Tab-ni-e-a, Zu-me-e-a; -ia-a, in Hal-di-ia-a.

Cf.
hutnu
protection, in Hu-ut-ni-ilu, Adad-, d Aplu-, Marduk-, St -hu-ut-nu\nL Cf. *Ammi-ha-at-na.

A-u-hu-tin.
in Ha-at-pi*jja
SBa-ba-a-a,
Da-li-ia-a,
J Ha-te-za-a-a
SIn-qa-a-a,
JKu-la-a-a, JSa-ra-a-a ("HE),

Iran.:
JSarra-a-a.
ri-ia.
Marduni-ia, Sa-tiof Asia Minor, see under la-ia, laJI-u-ni.

cf.
*hatpi (Eg.
htp(w) be pleased),
niu-nu, Aman-ha-at-pi.
*ha-tir, ha-at-ri (Iran.,
(Hit,
cf.
iya,
p.
in
names
^vapra
bliss?), in Bir-iz-,
SUNDWALL,
|a-e,
87 ff),
Bi-si-.
*hi(-it)-ti/te
ma, ianu, iara, laShuru,

(Hit,
cf.
kita, in

An-,
#-; Hi-it-hi-
ending in foreign names,

I-si-ia-e,
Ar-ia-e(A-ri-e\
it-te
SUNDWALL, p 107), CPN; Hite-rua-da (GARSTANG, The Land of the Hittites, p. 376).
cf.
(cf.
Ma-ni-ia-e.
(i-)e ?
ending
in (foreign)
names,
cf.
A-h-ri-e,
DaLa-
ku-li-e, Ha-li-e, Ha-ri-e,
Hi-hi-e, Hum-bi-e,
la-a-ki-e, la-zi-e, Ku-du-ni-e, Ku-ri-c,
*Tu-u-a
0oac; SUNDWALL,
p.
222 f.); Du-i,
ab-sa-ri-e, La-a-a-li-e,
La-ki-c,
Luda-ki-e,
Tu-u-i, Du(-u}-a).
See
in
also
under tuwa.
DK 4 t2
temu will
etc.. in
*tubu (probably
= tube
Nabu-te(-d)-me(-uttr\ names of Asia Minor,
Mah-di-e, Ma-ni-c, Mu-ba-si-e, Na-ba-di-e, Nabu-e-mu-ki-e^), Na-ah-ki-e, Ni-bi-e, Nini-e,
Ur-si-ni-e SJa-bi-bi-e, SZa-bi-bi-e,

;
SSaA/n-
SUNDWALL,
bu-u-su,
p. 217), cf. Tu-bi-ia-en-na, - Te-be-su(?). Tu-bu-sa-lu(f). in ara '!Tebeta-a-a.
Tnia-u
gi-bi-e.
Tebet the
*
month rao,
Tu-tu
(cf.
possibly hypocor. ending (ia ia-u (cf. l^nx). Cf. Ia-u, List
+ u),
II
i.
in
Tu-dl(ti)-i,
TouTrjc,
oudou,
in
Ton; etc.
Tu-ri-ba-
*ia-u-ta (Iran.), in la-u-ta-ar-li.

[a-u-tu
SUNDWALL,
p. 222).
Tu-du-te.
hypocor. ending ((a

(^- r
-
-\-
utu), cf. Ahi-ia-ii-tu.
*T1B turu (Ar.) rock,
mountain,
*3S2 h
^ "-)
(
to give,
is
cf.
al-tu, A-a-, A-du-ni-, Si--tu-ri,
Tu-ri-i.
(la-bi-milki
I-la i-a-bi\!},
= A-bi-milki),
Enlil-,
A-a-bu, la-a-bi-ilu,
Ia-bi-ti-ri(f),
TTD Tlha(TE]-a-a\ cf. Da-ha-a-a. 2PB tabu god; written DUG(.GA),
Sam-si-ia-a-bi\ la-a-hab-bi-el
Qusu-i.a-a-hab-bi\be
ta-ab,
ta-
Bel-,
El-,
Du-,
d
BE
IX, X,
-a-bu, ta-bi', in Tab-, A-a-, Abi-, A/ji-, Ahir-, d Be-el-, Di{1}-ti-bel-, Istar-bab-, TammeS-,
J tabat, in A-fya-ti-ta-bat.
'
ll-te-ri-,
i
;
Nabn-ia-a-ka(b}-bi
UMBS II,
b^^
jalu
JBa-al-te-ia-a-ba-te.
Ta-bu-ni.
tallu,
Ta-bn-su,
cf.
Ta-bu-tn P
138,
2.
cf. *Ia(-)-la-a; Nabnf d Banltu-, d Nashn-, d Si-, d Sama$ia(-a}-li,
mountain goa t,
see bbi.
a-a-li.
Tu-un-na-un.
"QSV A-a(-am}-mu
SUNDWALL,
p. 222).
(Arb.).
ttJS'",
*Tu-si-i (cf,Du-si-i\ 0ocf<5oc,

"IBB tiparu
*0i(?) Id-a-i-si
Bi. ttjvpi).
(WSem., perhaps ==
or
cf.
torch, in/Ti/xzr-â-nam-rafBEXlV,
Bel-H-pa-ri-i, Nergal-tl-par-ilani
BE
XIV.
1X^(r) la-ri-i,
Manmi-ia-a-ri\ la-a-rum, Ka-mi*
*Mn-ta\du~pir\pi-ra\bi-ra-a-a
:;:
(cf.
Na.
lBBltt).
ia-a-rum Dilbat.
ia-ra.
33"' I
I
Wi-i$-ia-ri,
Zi-it-ri-
tur
(perhaps Hit,
Minor,
cf.
ture,
in
names of Asia
*ti-se
(Eg.
SUNDWALL, p. 220), in Tu-ru-u-su. dj-sw, RANKE, Material, p. 27), in
to cry, in E-bi-ib-ana-Nabu.
WSem.
TNB,
(cf.
âl,
aa?), in la-bi-bu, la-a-bi-bi
A-har(mur)-ti-$e.
:
A-a-, Adad-, Ahi-, Nahih-, Si-ia-ba-ba\bi; f la-ba-ba-ti CBR I, 24, c. JIa-bi-bi-e.
hypoc. ending, very usual, Balatl, Baltl etc.
cf.
Abdl,
Almi,
-1a-ab-ku, in Kar-zi-.
'^la-bi-qu^).
(cf.
|a,
Mit and Ass. hypocor. ending

Dilbat, p. 80;
UNGNAD,
"i
idu(/Z>)
TNB
p.
XXI
f.),
written -ia
hand, side, in Idu-â-Ahir\Istar, A$-$i-W(:}, Nabu-alik-idi-ia, -id-enh; I-datc-bel-a-la-ka.

T. XLIII.
and
-c-a, cf.
A-hu-ni-e-a, Amurri-e-a, Bi-e-a,
Assyii.in
I'crson.il
Nann
-.
28 7
N 4 li
idu
to see,
know;
idanni
ideogr.
ZU;
in
Idi-ilu,
Ilu-,
*ipi
(WSem.
=
cf.
(fs^),
in :Ia-a-ki-e (cf. Bi. Sip ;),
Abbti-,
Abi-ul-,
Ahir-ki-ti-,
JBel-,
A-bi-ia-ki
T-D LC.
npl) jaqar
Nabu-km-ldi\
a(ti}-nt),
(i-dari)da-an-ni,
ZU-
f *]pi Ua-ki-ni; Bit- akin.

:i!
in Idanni-ilu,
A$ur-, Nabu-idanni.
npi
:!
(WSem.
qar-afyi,
precious,
-
in
/Az-
mudu knowing,
in Enlil-mu-di-e-nile.
Abi-, Afyi-ia-qar.
J Ja-ki-ra-tu.
WSem.: Ua-a-da,
la-da',
Ia-di-, Adi-, Mannu-ia-di,
|as,
as (Cass.
ending;
Ua-da\di-ilu, A-a-i-dat
Iln-ia-da-l
IV
p. 25f.), in n. d.
;
ia(-d)-da-\a
ah
D1"
1
UMBS
II, i,
Samas-ia-da-a; Bel-ia(-d)-da89,2; Ia(-d}-di-ih-ilu BE X.
i,a(-d)-$u\a-Su\ia-a$
HUSING, Memnon, BuriaS (p. 253), AizJ'//// Me-til\Mi-it-li-ia-a- Su

cf.
BE XV.
I I
CL'>-ru-bu-li--aS
HABL
906.
umu day,
in Um-sibu-iliia, Nfir-ekalli-u-inu,
12.
Bel-umi-inasi (?or Bel-klma-nmi), Belit-u-
*[a-sa, see
wa$a.
Cf.
Eg. I-ri-ma-ia-d$-sa.
me-DU
*-fI-it-ni
.,
Um-IV-a-a.
Lycaon. /loova, SUNDWALL,
Iran.,
cf.
*Ia(tWd}-$u-ia
(Hit.?).
(Mit.,
cf.
*la$Wa)-a$-hu-ru (Capp.; JENSEN,

p.
ZDMG,
48,
p. 88).
*Ia\A-a-zi-e
(possibly
1 1,
Ba-gi-ia-a-zu
Cf. Hit.
BE
*75>
IX,
Mihyaz JIN
p. 204).
iaza, in
,
Nan-ia-za\ Ia-a-zu(J}-ba-ni
Hu-di-ia-zi
BE XV,
84,
:;
UMBS
II 2, 132,
Me-
perhaps <C compares Car. cf. + skku-ra, YecJKUpepo^, SUNDWALL, p. 88). |asda (Iran, yazd, cf. MEYER, KZ, 42 p. 18); in Ia-as-da-ta (cf. Yazdat, JIN, p. 147 HiRTH,
254,
Bi.
"VirHBK;
iia
pu-ri-ia-a-zi
OLZ,
1906, 591;
la-zi-Dagan, -e-ra-ah p. 30 f., with n. i.

*Ia-zi-ni.
WSem., in T-D LC, cf. RPN,
I,
*^ 4 tji
Zi-ir-dam-ia-d$-da. p. 107: Yagodata), to help, in A-bi-e-sii-uh (= SArb. yn" )

1
(=
ittji
A-6i-st)\ cf. I-li-e-Su-uh
T-D LC
237,
27;
Ia-hu-tu\ti
(cf.
|.VÎ
abortus).
34;
A-bi-e-su-ub-lu-da-ri ibid. 163, 7. isu to have, possess, in A-lur-ni-$u
(cf.
*Ia-ia(wa,pi'?)', la-e-a P. 97,

Icuc, lair], etc.,
*
la-a-a. Cf. Pisid.

p. 97.
ji
POEBEL,
OLZ
16,
col. 64,
n.
UNGNAD,
SUNDWALL,
3293
Dilbat, p. 125).
la-ma, la-mu
p. 88).
CBS
(cf. Iap.oc;,
SUNDWALL,
in Mil-ki-a-sa-pa, (He. qo^) to increase,
Id(Wd]-mi-ba-an-da. Bir-ia-ma-a. Pu-u-a-a-ma (Eg.).

cf.
la-mi-ii-ta.
Baal-ia-su-pu;
cf.
Ia-Su-ub(p}-
Da-gan
d
T-D LC.
r
1
1
*iama (WSem.,
HILPRECHT,
BE
to thrive. Prec.lisir(vSY.Z>7, CIS}:

Ahi-,
A-a-,
X,
p.
XV;
Abi-,
A$ur-, Bel-, Iptatar-, Izbu-,

Zer(-kittf)-
CLAY,
-ris, II,
ibid.,
p. 20;
LIDZBARSKI, Epheme22, p. 125 flQ, in
Nabu-, Nur-, Sin-, Sum-, TabH-,

litir; apal-lisir:
lisir:
p.
8;
BATCHES, ZA,
Asur-, Bel-, Nabu-; bel-ukinpirhi-lisir:
pi
:
Na-ta-nu-ia-a-ma, Ahi-ia-mi. imnu right hand, in ^.At-ta-im(?}-nHJ}.

cf.
Nabn-\
Nabu-\
sum-lisir:
Ahir-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Sin-, Samas-', sum-
[anu,
AmlA-u-m(-d]-nu.
(Iran.)
BE
(cf.
Ba-gi-ia-a-nu IX. -- Ku-ri-ia-a-ni UMBS II 2,
Nabu-; taqbi-lisir: Bel-, Nergal-; Nabu-. zer(-kitti)-lisir:

kitti-lisir:
73,
33
Lye. Kuriyana, SUNDWALL,

in
Ill
Ptc., in
Adad-mu-le$-ir.
;
pp.
::
14, 124.
1anzu (Cass.
= sarru, Cass. vocab.

(cf.
isaru
24),
KaSaktiI,
righteous, in I-Sar-fya-ri-im sar AO55I9, Fta (GTD).

hypocor.
cf. Be-li-i-
atfr ia-an-zi,Ia-an-zu-u', ci.* 'Su-ti-an-siTig\.
[atu,
ending
Dilbat,
(cf.
TNB
cf.
p.
XXXIII;
Cyl.
*
IV el
IRftW suckling).
in la-pa-hi, Ia-pa\Ia-pa-ah\Ia-ap-
UNGNAD,
Si-e-ia-te.
p. 80),
I
Id-di-ia-a-tu,
*p5i la-nu-qu
4 fii
Pron.
sg.,
cf.
Da-ni-, Im-bi-ia-
(WSem.),
p(a-ah]-Addu\ la-pa-el Dilbat; Ahi-ia-pa-
(cf.
SArb. yrF
= Ba.
*J5 4 ttJi),
cf.
fa-fa-
ja,
CBRI,
C121
17,4.
Cf.
S la-pa-f
(?n&7).
A-bi-ia-te-, Am-ia-ta-
\ia-tc--ii, I-ta-a--ilu,
(cf.
tf 3 ni).
esepu
No.
i.
to
add,
cf.
E-(zib]sip-tum\ Zi-pa-
am-l-li Dilbat.
Am-me--ta-, Ia-u-tamay be Nap-tc-e.
la-te-e
288
KNOT TALLQVIST.
la-ta-ma-a (Ar. orphan). Ia-at(laT)ma-a. (Ph.) to give, in 1 la- -ta-a-nu, la-ta-na-e-h,
Ilu-m-ta-a-nu,Sa-mu-nu-ia-tu-ni.
la-at-na.
*kudur
(El.
Enlil,
Ku-dur\du-ur\SA,DU-Mabuk, -Nahhundi.
?/Kv8itfic,
< kutir\
in
*Ki-di$
bl3 II
i
(cf.
SUNDWALL,
p. 104).
support,
Bel-,
in Ilu-u-kal-la-an-ni,
ASur-,
ka
(=
sf.
aki,
ki,
He.
5)
as, like,
in
Mannu-ka-
AU-,
Bel-Harran-,
Nabu-,
Samas kil-la\li-
abi\ahe\$arri.
ka,
kllanni(ki-la(-a)-ni ,
kil-la\an-ni,
cf.
2 sg. m., see alsi-,
mat-, nttr-, pa-lifi-ka,
a(ri)-ni),
JBelit-kil-li-in-ni;
Ilu-u-KAL(-
Enlil-mannu-mala-k.
*ka,
cf.
(Iran.)
Ame-ka,
Hanasiru-ka,
"l
Arta-
D1D
ka(n,m\ Umah-ku; \\\V.Haba-ki, Kiba-ki\ cf. aku, uka; ga, hu. cf. Mus-ki-nu^.ba). }JiD muskmu pauper, T-D LC. Ka-bi-Adad in Bel-ka-bi; ka-bi, *kiba (cf. kibe*, in names of Asia Minor, SlJND-
Bel-ku-um-mu-; NcrgalSama$-ku-inu-u-a. bel-ku-mu-u-a, pD kanu stand fast, in Ikunu(iii}, Gula-zarili-kun.

II
i
kumu place,
in
establish,
Prt. ukin
GLNA),
ukin;
in
Bel-,
Nabu-,
(u-kin,u-DU,DU(-in), Sarru-, Uratbel-ukin:
WALL,
p. 104),
III
OLZ,
bi-ia
Ki-ba-ba (EL; HUSING, (1900), 83), Ki-ba-bi$ka*)-Se> Kicf.
apal-ukin: ElluQ}-;
Nabu-;
(cf.
Hibi-ia)
IKi-bi-ni-i
bina-ukin (or km):
Nabn-;
:
pirhi-ukin:
l
Mar:
Qi-bit-ni-e
cCfKa-bi-li"l
:' :
(Cilic. (f)
KipaXi^ KapaXi^);
ss.
Ki-ba-ki Anp. Ann.

(cf.
II
duk-, Sin-; sum-ukin Asur-, lL ar-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Samas- Sum-ukin ume (r)-ukin Belit-\ zer-ukm: Nabu-, Sarru-. -- Ipt. ka'in (DU;
kuba
kuba*, kupa*,
in
names of Asia
I23f.j,
cf.
in,ka-in},
in kln-aplu
km
:
(ki-in\ni,
kin-na,DU,
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
pp. 118,
JKu-
Asur-etil-ilani-, Esaggil-,.
: :
be-i[m] (Capp.); IKu-ba-ba-c
AO
5504,1116.
Ku(b}-bu-bu,
kibsu
Ab(?)-di-ku-bu-bi. Vnap?; walk, way, in Nabn-, Ninib (see //)-
cf.
Nabu-; kin-pisu Ninib;\(\n(mukin~)-iw Nadu-; bel-ka'in: Adad-, Asur-; isdna-kln(i): Bel-,
Nabu-;
kinanni:
pirhi-kinna:
Gula-; zer-kini: Enlil-;
kib-si\su-usur\
Bel-kibsi$EN.KI. US)-ila.
DU-a-ni-Istar, Nabu-DU-a-ni;
Ptc.
*"QD (WSem.) be great, in Ka-bar-, Kab-ri-ilu, Ilu-ka-bar (not Ilu-ka-alarid).
ASur-etil-ilani-DU-in-ni.
mukinu
(mu-ki-nu\mu-GLNA\DV,
;
see
names under
naDkabtu mighty, lofty; ideogr. BE,DUGUD; in Adad-, Marduk-, Nabtt-kabti-ahelu, Nabu- Sin-kabti-ilani', Kab'i-, JKab-ta-a-a.
t
Mukin-, Asur-, Ilu-, Sarru-mukin; IStarmu-kin-ia Bel-mukin-abunu (?) Ninib-mu;
kin - ni$e;
Ahir-,
'
Nergal- mukln -pale(ia)
Ka-bat-ti.
:!:
Ku-bat-ta-nin^) [Add.].
kada, see kata.
Ea-mukln-zer f SMu-ki-na-at-Is'tar. kenu (ktnii) true, see names under Kin-, Ahi-,
Asur-, Habil-, Sarru-,
idi, ubib,
ballit,
*kuda
hud), in Kudukka [Add.] (cf.Lyc. Ko8iKaq); Ku-di-ba-bu CPN.

(Hit., cf.
cf.
dugul-, erlba,
usur, zuqup.
SKi-i-di(ti?);
.ATi-^Wa
BE XV.
Ki-dil-Enlil
kunnu,
cf.
Ku-na-a(-a],
Ninib-sa-kun-na-a-i-
blD
IKa-da-Ia-ni,
Kandalanu',
ra-mu.
kittu
UMBS
pD
kidinnu
cf.
II,
i.
righteousness,
zer.
in
Kit-ti\DU-ilani,
idi,
Q1D ^Ka-da-mu.
-IfUr;
see also under be I,
$ar,
usur,
protection, protege; El. /&//#, names under Ki-din-\ Ki-di-ni, Ki-di*Lal-ki-
Kimtum-,
:;:
kiza
(in
SUNDWALL,
m?li " l
J Ki-di-?ti-ti, Enlil-ki-di-ni\ * Umba-ki-di-ni. din-nu,

ni-ia\
in Hit. p. 107; Car.yt<5<5a=Xti3oq),
Ki-iz-
zu-wa-da-ni\ad-ni
QRAS,
1913,
p.
1044;
Ku-du-ni-e,
Kud-da-a-nu;cf.Ku-da-nuBEXV.
in
OLZ,
:i:
1906, 630;
MDOG,
35, p. 33).
"HD
kudurru,
Ea-ku-dur-ri-ibni,
Enlil-ban-
kuza
p.
(in
kudurri(SA.DU}\ see also under usur. kuduranu cock, \nKu-du-ra-na. JKu-du-rani-ta
names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, I29f.), cf. Kn-za-a (Sem.?), Ku-zu-na

224,
i6
;
1 1
6,
s.
Lycaon. Koudavic;), Ku-uszu-ra-ak{-ka-a-d\; t^Pu-ru-kuz-zi (Tuk. I,
(TA
cf.
T. XL1II.
289
-d
Ann.
3TD kuzbu
16; Tigl.I:
Ann. I as;
II 01;
MDOG,28,
in
Na-Se-ir\Na-$u-ur,
cf.
p. 25).
Ku-zu-u
CBR
I.
etc.;
nn.
3
1.
' m at Ku-uk-ku-ma-a
Kir-me-i$, -Si-mu-ud,
(in
Nairi)
plenty; ideogr. HLLI;
Kuzub-
K.
ai
1 1
498,
(cf.
Koyapitc, a river in Lydia),
I$tar, Nabu-kuzub-ildni.
Ku-ii.-ku-nu (in Nai'ri)
J Kii-un-zu-ub-tuni.
Anp. Ann.
II no.
kakku
weapon,
cLKa-ak-ki-ia\
Kakkutu^KU)-
*Kiz(s,$?)-li-i
*3
ki
(cf.
Bi. -pb03).
td-Adad T-D LC. *Kakkulanu, Akkulanu etc. Ak-kul-en-ni BE XV.

;
as,
like;
written
ki(-i};
in
Ki-abi-aqbi
Kikillanu, see bbp.
(cf. Sin.
n^yD
= xIx5^NOLDEKE,Beitr.p.96),
Cf.
Ki-kin-na-ni, see pp. *ODD Ka-ku-si, Ka-ku-us-tu j^ôas ferret.
Ki-lamam, Man(nu}-ki-.
Ki-ma-via.
ILu-ki-ma-ma,
*kakri(Cass., cf.El.kukraprotector(?),
HusiNG,
Memnon, IV
Lye. FrjKprj^ kakri-me.
*kali (Hit;
cf.
p. 29;
kakre,
in Car.
KaKpac,
kima idem; written ki-ma, GIM\ see under
SUNDWALL,
in
p. 94), in
Agum-
Mannu-kima-.
*kija (Hit,
cf.
kiye,
in

cf.
kele,

Ka-li-Tehip.
SUNDWALL,
Ki-e-a-a.
p. 105),
Ki-ak-ki,
Ki-an-
SUNDWALL,
*kil(i)
p. 102), in
ni-bu, tKi-a-ra\
Gi-am-mu.
(Hit,
cf.
gili, kali), in Ki-li-gu-gu (Ki-il-
li-gu-ug\
Ki-li-Tehip,
*Ki-li
Ki-il-Tesup
Ki-li-ia
UMBS
200,
PPD
kitu
A$ur-kit(TID)-su\ cf. Ki-i-ti, Ahtr-kit-su-nu TNB. Cf. Ki-ta-a-a,
end,
in
II 2, 84,
25,
CPN,
BE XV,
Cf.
III 5;
T-DLC;
(cf.
Ki-li-ia-a-tum, Ki-li-la, Ki-
lu-un-di
*kaku
NPe. kaka, kaku uncle; kaka*, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 93),
(cf.
Lye. KtXr]v8oc;).
Ki-la-
ku-u, Ki-la-a-a-qa-nun, Ki-lu-ma-a-ni.
*kula
(cf.
kula*,
in
cf.
Ka-a-ki, Ka-ki-i, Ka-ki-ia (Nairi); tKat
a-gi
Ka-ku-mu CBS 3534

(Pe.)
cf.
jioaq),
KaKa"*Hagg-a-missaMDOG,3$, p. 43; Ka(cf.
WALL,
la-a-na
p. 121),
(El.)
names of Asia Minor, SUNDcf. Ku-ld-ku-ld (Capp.); Ku'
Cil.
DEP
XI, 92, R.
129,
1 100;
al
Ku-hi-
ku-nu
*kiki
UMBS
man
(in Ellipi?)
HABL
I,
^Ku-li-barai
70,
II,
I.
zi-ni (in Nairi) Tigl.
Ann. IV
cf.
Kul(i)a-
(Hit,
kike*, in names (KIK(K)O;) of

p. 105), in Ki-ki-a;
;
mera (^*Xs;
Xtapiopaq),
cf.
\
in
Supria;
Lye.
al

,6,
* l mStKttllania
(in
KoNorth Syria;
n. p.
Bit-ki-ki-eBElX, 86a, 8
CCO, 495 (CPN);

d
En-lil(J);
Ki-ki-
JKi-ik-ki-ia-en-ni BEXIV,9ia,sa.
(cf.
Ku-li-si (in Lycaon. n. p. KouXccvic;), Bal. cf. Shalm. Armenia; J.; Phryg. city al Kullar (cf. Car. city KoXopcc). KoXcctftfcu),
II i. Ku-lu(-}-Istar\ cf. Kul-la--Bel DbD kalbu dog, servant, iftKalbl, Kalbu,Kalbi-
Ki-ik-ku-li
Pisid.
KoKKctXoc;,
SUND-
UMBS
WALL,
p. 120).
*kuka (Hit-El.; cf. gug; kuka, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 120), cf. Kuku-a (Cap p.), Ku-ku-u-a RPN, Ku-ku-u-ia
Nannari.
cf.
For Kal-bilUR.KU-u-ku-u(-a) KaX^-, KaXjt- etc., and uku in names

p. I09f.
T-DLC,
all
Ku-uk-ku-ii-a
BE XV, 37,
CBS
23,
Kul-
of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, Kal-da-a-a "the Chaldean".

ibD kala
uk-kn> Dilbat, fRu-uk-ku

possibly Sem.,
cf.
3494 (CPN),
kaku, kukku
DAHW
LC
i;
everything,
It.
in
Adad-, A$ur-bel-ka-la.
bbr kullatu totality;
ideogr.
KAK.A.BI;
see
s. v.,
KB
VI,
I,
p.
485 f., mare ku-uk-ka-a

KCUKCXC;,
under
KLH); but
(cf.
cf.
also
KCDKOC; etc.;
f Kul-la-a-a.
Ki-lul-la (Sum.); cf. SES-ki-lu-la T-D LC. DbD Hi let see, in ASur-, Nabn-kal-lim-an-ni;
cf.
Ku-ku-pi .... (Capp.), Ku-ka-ti-a T-D

Phryg. KooKouraq);
kuk
(El.
"mai'tre,
38,
cf.
patron", HOMMEL, Grundr., p. SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ 38, p. 263), tilla, quoted by BORK, Memnon,
No.
i.
n.
Samal-nttr-kul-li-man-ni
BE XV.
Ki-
Kukp. 46,
Ku-lu-ma-a^}.
*kilam
(Cass.
t
and
El.),
cf.
Ki-lani-ra-nu\
from a tablet from Malamir; Ku-uk(-ka)-
lam-Sah Ki-lani-da$u,
Ki-lan\la-an-di, -Bull
290
rias,
cf.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
-Marduk, -Sugab, Ki-la-an-Ubria}, CPN. Cf. } Ki(t)-lam-E; l Ki-lam-ba-a-ti

70.
^D Ka-nu-nL tKi-na-nim\ Ki-na-nu T-D LC.

kinunu a
month,
cf.
in
Kinun-a-a.
Warad-ki-
Sarg. Ann.
nu-ni Dilbat.
*klllma (probably Hit; analogous with

in in
kurma
p. 125),
33
submit,
Mu-Uk-ni^\
Mit.),
etc.,
.

"l
*Ka-si-i
(perhaps
cf.
Ga-si-im (Capp.),
p. 100).
Ku-ul-ma-da-ra (in Rulma-kulma', IV: Ann. 144; cf. XoXu,a8apa, Unqi; Tigl.
Charmodara, SACHAU, ZA, XII,
Kil-si.
p. 47).
Kadiac, Ka<s<5i^
Ku-si-ni.
J]OD
SUNDWALL,
Ku-sa-sa-af
Cf.
Ku-si-si-i.
Ka-su-pu.
Ka-sa-ap-ntar
in
(cf.
VS
8:
23,
2;
Kas-pu-â T-D LC.

*kasta, kasta
(cf.
*kam/n, in (Iran.) Kam-buzia. kama, see under gam a; cf. also Kam(t)-ina:;:
kastte*,
names of Asia
Cilic. city Kadrcc"l
Minor),
cf.
Kas-tu-bi-la
li-ia\
:i:
matKam-ma-nu
(Xap.dvr)).
âXa);
*l
Ka$-tir-ru
.
.
(in
Urartu);
Ka-ds-
kuma
(Hit.;
usual
SUNDWALL,
Kou-ccvot;);
p. n' at " l
names of Asia Minor, 122), in Ku-ma-ni (cf. Cilic.

in
ta-ma(ba^]-an
p. 224,
(Hit.),
Babyloniaca IV,
Cass.:
JKa-d$-ti-ban
BE XV,
190,
Qu-ma-an-ni (OLZ,
"l
IX,
Vie; Ka*-ti-il
CBS
2;
352 1 (CPN); KaS-til-li

(cf. Cilic. n.
1.
632, etc.; Capp. Kop.ava),

(cf.
"l
-Kum(m)uh(h}u
KOU,U,CCKOV),
1.
UMBS
II 2, 42,
Kalti-l-iahi
Kou,u.ayr|vrj,
Pisid.
city
KcctfTCcXia,
Lyd. KacJrooXXoq,
(
etc.).
Kumi-di
~
TA
(in
16, 75 (cf.
Car. n.
KojiriTrjc;);
cf.
nl
Ku-me
Urartu (?)
mu-ur-ta-a-a
(in
Man;
(in
HABL 544), matKumaiKuIII R 30,

e?),
*kastar (Iran., xsapra?), in *ksatru, ksatsu, hsassu etc.

kSatsu, Sanda-ksatru.
Ka $tar-iti.
(Iran.,
idem), in Arta-
um-ma-ah-lum
II
19;
Bit Barru,
Senn. Tay.
1BD Kapdu, perhaps bird catcher.

Nabtt-kip-pik\ Ki-pik-Nabu
cf.
Car. n. p. KojiccxXtuv).
cf.
CBR
in
I,
49,
is.
kimtu family,
Kim-ta-rapattum Kimt
Ka-pa-ru.
or "isp kasaru
tum-kittum\ I-li-ki-im-ti T-D LC. Ka-tna-nu (Ar.?). Ki-mu-nu.
preserve,
flu-,
Bel-liq-sur\
Nabn-dnr-ku-sur, Bel-Harran-, Nabu-, Sin-
Ka-ma-su.
(WSem.), Ka-ma-ru,
d
KA T\qu-sur-a-ni
A-a-ka-ma-ru.
Nabu-ku-sur\su-ur-
Ku:i:
$u; Nabn-ka-sir-$um, Ka-si-ru', Ku-sur-a-a.

kisru
um-ri-t (Capp.). Ku-um-ra-a-nu
CPN.
might,
in Ki-sir-.
t
prostrate
Ka-na-ia,
oneself,
in
Pan-ili-ka-miL
kara
in
Cass. Ka-ra-Jiar\in-da^
see List
II, i. cf.
*kanu, in Sitir-ka-a-nufariti). Cf. Ir-tuk-ka-a-nu\
'" ai
Karalla, on the frontier of Media;

n.
1.
kana,
P- 95-
in
Ka-ni-is-si Ka-nik-ta, CPN; names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL,
Pamphyl.
KapaXXic, SUNDWALL,
p. 96.
karu, in JSa-pl-ka-a-ri\LIK.
*kuna
kuna*, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 123), cf. UCu-ni-e-a (Gr.=Kuvecc^?);

(cf.
*Ki-ra-ahe, perhaps bald, cf. nip. *Ki-ru-a (Cil., cf. Isaur. Fipouc;). *kura (Hit, cf. kura*, in names of Asia Minor,
= \^
124),
Ka-ri-e-a.
Ku\Qu-na-ni-bi
al
BE XV, UMBS
II,
2 114,
*;
SUNDWALL,
p.
in
Kiir-ir-pa,
Ku-
Ku\Ki-na\nu-li\lu-a (capital of Patin).

(cf.
runta (see under Pa-Ria-mahu), Kur-uzsa-a (person or country, Shalm. Ill, Ob. 154; cf. nn. 1. Kopr|tfoc;, Kopa^cc), ? Ku-ri-ia-a-ni
Ka-an-di
kandu Muss-ARNOLT,
cf.
p.
406 b).
p. 99).
*Kan-da-a
(Cil.;
K6v8ea^, SUNDWALL,
12605 (CPN).
IKa-an-du
*kundu, see List
CBS
II, 2.
cf.
UMBS
*Kura$
p.
II 2, 73, 3 (cf.
Lye. Kuriyana;
f.
1-0).
Ku-un-da-aS-pi (probably
(Iran.,
or El.?; "the sun"(r), BARTHOL.,
knta and esbe, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, pp. 78, in.
not
Iran.;
474;
cf.
Kopoc;,
Koupoug and
similar
names
in
Asia Minor).
kandal, see bio.
SID inclinetoward, bless. Ka-ri-be (Ka-rib-bi).

karabu prayer, in Sin-karabi-ihne.
kiribtu
Kan-dar-u($am T)-si.
*|3D
Ka-nik-babi, Nabtt-ka-a-nikân-ni). ASurku-nu-ki .... Ka-an-ka(-a)-nu (Ar.?).
blessing,
in Ki-rib-tu, Ki-rib-ti-i, Ki-
ri-bi-tu-Ahir.
T. XLII1.
291
kurbanu present, in Kur-ban-A$ur,
-Htar,
Ku-us-su.
*kusta (probably not Iran.;
cf.
Kurbanu,
*T"p Kur-za-a
*karzi
(Cass.,
(cf.
cf.
kasta),
in
Ku-
Ar. ins).
*kata
us-ta-as-pi.
krssa*, Kctpc;, yapc; etc., in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 115), J Kar-zi-ban BE XIV, in
Kar-si(-ia}-ab-ku,
126, 5, Kar-zi-ba-ra-ta-ds Cf. mhtKar-zi-mi-u, K. i668b, II
(cf. kata*, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 98), in Hit.: Ka-te-i (of Que), Qa-
UMBS
II 2, 85,7.
ta-zi-lu (of Kummuh), Cass.: Kat(d)a-s-man-.
33,
'""'Kar-
*K\\3i-ak-ki [Add.],
kutu(?),
cf.
cf.
Ka.rra.Kac,
JIN
p.
159.
zi-ib-ra (in Namri).
Barzi-, JBUi-ku-tu.
*Kur-za-bu.
kiru
Kur-hu-ni-ti,
cf.
lamentation(?),
cf.
Ki-ru-Asur.
Ak-tu-ur-la-na-as-hu
'nn kuru short(?),
Ku-ri-e, Ku-ri-i',
Ku-ru-
wa.it
kitru
= &ataru
in
(cf.
He. IPS with ^

5).
HABL 420,
um T-DLC, Dilbat;/^-rz(-*)-^wBEVI,2;
ally,
Kit-ri-Istar,
Si-kit-rL
Kit-
BE XV.
VKar-ri-te.
ra-a.
Kit-ti-ra-a.
*karak (Cass.), in
Ka-rak-Sah
BE XV,
152,
2,
G;
*kutir,
see kudur.
Ka-rak-ku, Kar-ak-ku (Med.). Ku-ru-ku (Sem.?, cf. Pisid. (f) KopoKrj, SUND-
*lu
(li-s,
Id)
(sf.
in
Hit.-Khald.-Cass.
names;
cf.
WALL,
*karma
(cf.
p. 125),
Ku-ru-2ik...
in
BE
XIV,
12,31.
common
in

p.
cf.
karma*,
KRETSCHMER,
and passim),
326 ff., SUNDWALL,

(Mit.) A-sa(-a)-li
(cf.
p. 267,
SliNDWALL,p.97), tf.Ka-ar-ma-du(?) (Capp.),
(Phryg.
1.
Kar-me-u-nL Ki-rim (kilT)-zu.

Kir-si, or
Gil-si,
cf.
AtfaXioc;); (Hit.) 1Da-di-i-lu
nn.
Aa(i)-
8aXa), U-ka(t)-lu-u
(Pisid. IcJKaXoc),
Ki-ik-
Ki-ir-si-Marduk
CBS
4567
ku-li (Pisid.
si-li-is
(CPN). Kar-si-a-ku.
karsiltu(?), in
KoKKaXoc, KoKKuXoq), Mur(Lyd. MupdXoc, Isaur. MopcoXeoc), Mn-gal-lu())i)\li (Car. nn. 1. MoyooXa, Moetc.),
Nabu-kar-sil-tu-mu-LAL.
cf.
KoXXi](;,
Mu(t)-tal-lu(i)i)\li($)
(Isaur.
*Ki-ir-ri-i (Hit.?),
*kirti
(possibly
= kerte*,
Ki-ru-a.
in
Kii-ra-ra-a ....
Momct[X]r|;, Car.
(cf.
names of Asia
f.),
MotaXo;, etc.), t-fSarba-lli Taba-li Phryg.- Lyd. SappaXaei;),

cf.
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 103
in Kirti-ara.
("* Taba-la]
Lyd.
city Ta{3aXa),
Targa-
Cf.Iran.J/^-^/-z>-^4Add.](=mah
(karta)
+ karata
.or
$na-lli, U(-a}-al-li-i(ci.
"made by the Moongod",

cf.
1
'"made like the moon";

JIN
*kus, in
,
Makerd,
CPN.
OaXoq,OuaXiq), Ur\Irhu-li-e-na\ni (Car. demot. OpyccXeuc;, YpyaXeu^); (Khald./ /?////.?(?); (Cass.) Ws-bu-la,
Kastili.
puXr]q),
Cf. also nn.
hl
p.
88);
U-a-ki-ir-tu.
Cf. Art-, Ahli-k^l-sa
a
1.
'Arbail
"'
'
(Car.
Ap-
Di-ir-na-ku-uL
cf.
Atli-la,
12.
al
Babilu,
Ban-ba-la
;
KilQi-ba-ka(s}-se (Med.).
in
(Synchr.
Pisid.
Ill
JADD
1096, R.
Phryg.-
kasid,
Ahir-,
Samas-KUR-id-a-a-bi;
Baltu-ka-si-id
BE
VI
I,
La-ba-ka-U-id
demot. Bavf3uXr)voc), " l Bu-bi-lu\la (in l Elam.), Bu-bu-la Tigl. IV, PI. 1 31 (in Urartu;
Phryg.-Pisid. BoupaXoq),
al
'
~
BE XV.
Kas(s}tidu,
Ki-sit-tu.
!u cf.
Karalla,
al
Ku\
Ki-na-li-a
(in Patin), etc.

cf.
*Ki-h-i.
*kasakti'(Cass.,
(hypocor. or dimin. ending,
BROCKEL-
HUSING, Memnon, IV,

-Sugab.
p. 29),
MANN, Vergl. Gramm.,
p. 402,
PRAETORIUS,
in Kasakti-ianzi,
ZDMG
luck(?), in
57,
p. 530),
cf.
Ab-da-li\ lA-bu-lu,
kasaru
support, bring good

in tA-bil-kis-hi.
Adad-, Nabu-ka-sir.
kissu
}A-hu-lu; In-bu-lwn BE VI, 2. *lu (Gr. Xcco, Xau), in JLu-da-ki-e (cf. Aao8u<r],
power,
host,
Ki-is-h (T K).
-
kissatu
U-ti.
in
Muabbit-ki$-$a-ti, Nadu-It
La-du-qi-i ?Aa8oKo<;. *la (WSem. prep. 5, or the article?), in Akturla-NasJm.

Aao8tKi^).
Cf.
No.
i.
37*
292
*la (Arb. particle of emphasis,
p. 237, n. 3),
cf.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
RANKE, PN,
Cf.
II I
Lu-lab-bir-$arrutsu.
perhaps
in
Sumu-la-ilu.
labiru
tfb la
Ahir-la-hi-bulluH, Ahir-la-kup not, see under La-, passim, I$tar- Nabtt-la-.

t
*ludu
old, in La-bi-rum, Si-da-la-bi-ri^). luta*, in names of Asia (cf. luda*,
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
(cf.
p. 136!), in Lu-du\tu-u,
itfjb
be able;
ideogr.
,
ZU;
in
Ili-bullutu-ilu,
ILu-te-e
ip-ri.
Luttua
TNB; Aoumq),
Lu-ti-
dA-a-hizubu-i-lili'u(/z)
Nabu-gabbu-ilei.
li(-e\i\
migthy;
Adi-,
written H-,
ZU, DA]
Ilu-,
La-di-ib (Capp.).
ib
lu
in
Adad-, Ahi-,
Alur-, Bel-,
optat. particle, written !u(-uju\

in
li-,
la-\
used
Iluma-, Mannu-kt-A$ur\I$tar\ia-, Marduk-,
interrog.
I 53),
sentences
cf.
i,
(mannu
luspur
Naba-, Nasuh-, Nusku-ltu; Bel-, Nabu-,

Sin-li-' -i\DA-kullati,
d Sulman-ID.
GAL,
d Ur-
Maqlu //--
Mannu-hi(-ii)-ahfia(-lu-u-
UMBS II
-lu-ka-a
BEX),
-napftti,
Cf.
HABL
li'utu
1003, R.
4;
DA-qa-li-Marduk;
-sulniu,
Minu-la-an-U,
Mmu-laq-bi.
kittu-ZU-at.
WSem.
in Nabu-liiiti, -li
might,
ut-marihi.
larim, la-ki-im, lindar, probably precative forms of the verbs D11, Dip and
La--i-ti-, La-a-a-ti-, La-it-ti-ilu.
TI5, see
HiLPRECHT,
BE
X,
p.
XI
n.
i.
IHu
strength,
in *Abdi-, Ahi-, *Ami-li--ti\te.
*lb Nahih-la-u-a-nL
La-zi-ti-id,
Cf. Na-ki-li-e-it(t\
*laba (probably not

Xe|3, Xaj3, XCCJT,
= labbu
in
lion;
cf.
lebe*,
nnb
*liia
lahu offspring, in
ki-i-la-hi-ilu
La-tii-e-ilu\
i.
cf.
Man-nu-

in
UMBS II,
p. 134),
cf.
SUNDWALL,
jreitfrpeuq);
p. I32f.),
(Capp.)
cf.
ntar(\}Pis. Acc-
(Hit,
cf.
liya*, in

Ll-c-ia (TA),
Id-ba (perhaps sttra
+ lebe,
SUNDWALL,
li-ia-u-i-e
.
JGathi-
cf.I-su-la-biT-VLC,
p. 87; Hit.:
Sar-ru*b^b
la-ba
BA VI, 3,
cf.
La-ab\Lab(-d)-ia
La-a-a-fi-f(cf.t3).
255, VIII n.
J Ld-a-al-tu(?}
Nabtt-la-ka\
cf.
81-2-4,
(TA
cf.
Pisid. ACCJTOC^
(if
Lye. Acwteoov), Laba*laka
Senni*
the equivalent of R'-b'-sw-n-n',
(WSem.
la-ka\
rf>,
^b?), in
Ilu-is-
CPN
cf.
p. 102);
tLd-ba-na-da (Capp.). al
/-/W^RPN.
BE XV,
199,
*
*liku(r), ntt-te-li-ku.
cf.
La-pa-na
*luba (Hit,
TA
53; Cass.: La-bi-him-bi

in
CPN.
*!Db? (An), Adad-, Si-lu-ki-di]

ILa-ki-it
^Db laku
as.
luba*,

ILu-bar-na, var. LiTigl. IV, II
33.
IMu-la-ki-it
Ar. iDb~nx; BE X.
SUNDWALL,
bur-na',
cf.
p. 136), in
weak,
in La-ki-e (J
La-ki-tum\
cf.
Lu-pa-ak-ku,
(cf.
ODb? Lik-ki-me-e, SLi-ki-im-ma-a-a]

50),
Ihii-la-
1La-ba--u
*La-ab--u
II 2, 53,
ku-uni-me,
*lala (Hit, cf. lele*,
in
JLa-bi--tum
libbu
UMBS
in

in
heart, ib-bi-Sama$
JHu-di-e-$a~lib~bi,
VI,
I,
I-tc-ib-li-
SUNDWALL,
(cf. AccXctc;,
p.
I33Q,
La-al-la,
Lal-li
BE
Limras-lib-bi-ili,
(f)AaXXa
etc.),
ILa-li-im (Capp.),
TNB, J Ina-li-ib-bi-im-ir-$i-it T-D LC, Li-bu-hi, Ha-di-e-, Lidbubu-, MuLinuh-libbi-ili
*lila
Ld-li-be-im (Capp.); ci.La-al-ki-din-nu^.l). and lala), in Li-lu-si-im (cf. lila*, (cf.
zammeri-li-bu-hi.
La-bi-ga-a-a. Li-bu(pu}-u-gii. Lit-ub-bu-mu.
zama*, SUNDWALL,
la-si-mu-um
p. 134,
245 f.;
cf.
Lal630;
BE
VI, i); Li-li-i
(HABL
Lib-na-a
(cf. Bi. ijab).
ILa-ba-a-ni.
cf. Cil. AiXou, or jl^ stultus). Lu-la-ia-e [Add.]. *Lu-li-i, see bbi5.
:i:
La-ba-si(-i\ *labsa (Hit., cf. lepse, in
lulme, luliuma,
in in

La-ab(p}-sa-ri-e\ cf. 610, 11; cf. Car. island
10, no. 3.
lihuliumma (Hit, cf. lu-fhlmmi, names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 81),
SUNDWALL,
si
'
p. 134), in
Sub-liSapa-lu-ul-me, Subbi-hi-li-u^md],
La-ab-si-ia
"l
(HABL
hu- li-iim-ma,
>
Lepsia);
"l^b labaru
La-ap-si-ta-ni-a IIIR
*luma
jEb
}
(El.),
become
old, in Abi-ina-ekalli-,
Nabu-
Mannu-la-mi-ni [Add.].
(Ta.).
in Um-hu(bakl}-lu-i>ia-\ * I-dal-lum-nu
pirhi-,
Sangu-Ahir-lil-bur, La-bar-$umhi.
T. XLIII.
293
*La-me-in-tu
(Eg.).
lamassu, lamassu
guardian deity,
in Htar-ld-
*!K 4 ti (WSem., cf. Bi. WTSK, SArb. in A-U-, Sf, d SUR-ma-a\*-di\ma--a-di\

me-i, cf. Ilu-me-i.
Dittt
ma-z.
a-a-ma$-$i, La-a-ma$-U-bel, La-
mas-si-Papsukkal.
|[-ni,
lu-na, lu-nu
See also List
II, I.
iluna, see
under Samsu-.
Me-if-su,
sa-a.
Mi-i-su
(Me-i-su-uni).
*JMe--
La-ni-ih-ma-a.
(Sem.?).
"i^ 2 tt
f Lu-un-ti
maru son, child; ideogr. A, TUR\ see
Dob Lu-su-mu. d KU-la-sam-ma(?).

*lupa (Hit,
cf.
names under Mar-, and

Mu-ra-nu.
*megu (wegu)
:i:
List
II,
i.
luba*), in Lii-pa-ak-kn.
(cf.
*La-ap\Lap-tu-ri
Minor,
Accjtro-, in
names of Asia
(Iran,
vaeya),
in
in
in
SUNDWALL,
pp. 130, 187).
miga
d
(cf.
mika*,
names
R-tu-me-gu. of Asia Minor,

Cf.
Li-pu(qit?)-su.
liptu
SUNDWALL,
in d Li-bi-it-lstar.
Ipt. in Sin-li-ki-tm-ni-ni.
p. 148),
Zi-lim-mi-ga.
Isaur.-Pisid.
work,
Si-mi-i-gi
TA
p.
Mit. I 77-106,
io56f.,
WEBER, Andemot.
liqu
take, accept.
merkungen,
2ip.tKKeuc;, IMi-ki-i (cf.
Lycaon. MIKKO^).
Opb La-qi-si.
J)pb
*muga
Li-qi-pu.
(cf.
muka*,
p.
La\Ld-qi\ki-pu\pi\bi-im.
cf.
SUNDWALL,
*megdi(?),
cf.
names of Asia Minor, 152), in Muga-llu (Car. Moin
*lara (Hit,
lara*,
in

Me-ig-di-a-ra.
in
SUNDWALL, p. 132), in Tarhu-la-ra, \La-ri-i. Cf. "'La-ri-ia CHANTRE. 46, &; sad "La-a-ra
~
-- *
"Wl be gracious,
Sin-ma-gir.
Ma-ag-du-bi. -- INani-
Anp. Ann.
"
II
eo,
?G;
lura(SuNDWALL,
p. 137),
gar-Dur-EnliL
in Lu-ri-ia-me,
Lu-ri-an-na, Lu-ri-i (CPN)i

(in Patin).
*muwa
(Hit,
cf.
u,oua, uoa, jiua,
u,oo,
in
names
in
sad *A-ta-lu-ur
of Asia Minor;
see also
under mu),
fLa-ri-in-du.
*lutu, see ludu.
niti
Ah-ka-mu-u-wa JRAS, 1913, p. 1044. mitu dead, ill, in ASur-, Is tar-, Nadu-,
Samas - mi-i-ti\BAD(-1u)\mit- tu-ballit, Ur*ma, me

(Eg. prep, in), in Manti-me-(ati)he
t
Pa-
Belit-muballitat-miti, Muqallil-BAD(-tu}.
Ria-ma-hu Sa-hpi-ma-a-u.
*ma (perhaps
in
= Iran,
*mazi (Hit,
man moon, Mo on god),

t
cf. masa*, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. I44f), in Ma-zi-pa-a-at-li\
Ma-kirtu [Add.], Ma-mani$
Ma-var-
:::
zana (TA!). mu/ma, me (Hit, partly
= the
= muwa
lMa-zu-gu(cf. nn. l.Maâ-Ka, Meoco-yn; }Ma-zu-ra-nu.
etc.),
q. v.,
partly
*Mi-hu-ni
(Eg.?).
ma, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. i6off., 276), cf. Addu-mu, Aramu (Lycaon. Apa.jj.oaq), Ata-mu, Bura-me
sf.
*me-hir, mi-hi-ir,
mi-ir(WSem.,=n^tt?),in^V-.
Ahi-alik-mahri(SI},
Material, pp. 29, 51), in
inn
Ma-hu-ur-i-li.
cf.
*matu (Eg.,
RANKE,
or
(cf.
nupa-jioq),
(lajioq),
cf.
la-ma
3534;
9J
Iska-me,
Gia-mmu, Hatta-mu-u($), Ka-ku-mu (CBS
I$-pi-ma- a-tu.
*Ma(-a}-ia
p.
(Eg.
Hit).
Ma-a-i- dA-ma-na
(Eg.).
Cil.KaKa-p.oac;), IttbD,
Mu-namNikdif.),
i86b),
(Hit,
Ta-ah-ma-ia
cf.
me, -fMu-na-mi (Movep-n;, Movip.rj
*Mi-$
Lycaon.
MIOQ SUNDWALL,
ma\tne, Pana-mmu (nava-p.urjq), Pihirim (cf. Iliypap.!!;), Sanda-mme CPN, Serda-mu, Tuha-mme (cf. Aoyap.oa<;), Tuta-(iit)mu
'
p. 148).
*Mi-ia-ri-e (Eg.).
(cf.
Car. TeuTajj.oc;), Uri-mme (cf. Oupap.Cf. Cass. Agum-kakri-me. p-oaq).

c
*miasda (Av. myazda?), in Zi-ir-dam-ia-d$-da. mlnu what, in Mi(-i}-nu-ahti(-ana]-ili, A-na-meni-\ cf.
Mi-na-a.
:;:
mu'a (Eg. mi (.t) truth; RANKE, Material, p. 50), in Min-mu-a-ri-a Nim-mu-a-a-ri-ia etc.
,
*Mi-ki-i (Med.?, cf. miga). ID^Q makii weak, in Dur-ma-ki-i-.
Wa$-mu-a-ri-a.
No.
i.
lMa(-ak}-ka-a.
294
KNUT TALLQVIST.
(Iran.), in
*maksu
*mukkut
*mal
Ak$i-ma-ak-$u.
(Cass.), in Mu-kut-is-sah.
*manu, cf. Ahi-ma-nu (Bi. TO^K), Wali-ma-a-ni, IBuli-ma-nu (CPN), Bu(Pu?)-ne-ma(ba?)-nu

in
39,
(Hit.),
Su-lu-ma-al
(cf.
zula and mala,

1
PSBA
via-nu,
29, Nov., pi. II
9,
Kilu-ma-a-ni, Sip. 84.
names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, pp.

253>
*mali,
cf.
d Se-tu-ma-ni
cf.
KRAUSZ,
meli (Cass. vocab.
26, 21
= amelu,
*muna (Hit,
ardu\
Ma-li-
HOSING, Memnon,
IV, p. 25), in
e-za-zi, Me-li-, Mi-li-.
muna*, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. I54f), in SMti-ni-dan\ IMunam-me, Mu-na-niu-uui RPN, J Mu-na-ini BE XV, 200, 1 29 (cf. Cilic. Movejiic, MoI(5eu,ev8ai;,
&6ia malu
Cf.
fulness, \T\Enlil-mannu-ma-lak\la-ak. J dAtar-ma-la-PAP.
vip.r](t), Phryg. Movijio^). manda, in Uzu-ma-an-da (cf. Car.
*Mil-id-$d-su (Capp.).
SUNDWALL,
1D
p. 147).
Tull-man-da-hu.
ma-la-ki (WSem.), Qa-uS-ma-la-ka, -f 81-2-4, 255, VIII 15, Baal-ma-lu-ku.

maliku counsellor, in Adad-, AUr-, ASur-,
manu count,
WSem. =
manu.
in I-nia-ni-ilu, Ma-ni-ni(J).
)jic
attribuit,
in
Nahih-, Si-,
Ser-ma-na-ni, Ma-na-ni.
See also under

in
Ea-, IHa-ri-, Nabu-,

milku
counsel; WSem. = king;
d Sahnu-ma-lik.
cf.
the
names
*man|a
(Iran.
-jievrjc;;
cf.
man is),
Arta-
under Mil-ki-, Abdi-, Adi-, Adad-, Adioiu-,

Ahi-, JA-hu-ut}
1/ia-an-ia,
Ruz-ma-an-ia.
Al NaUiu-, Al Si'-,
Hi-,
Bel-ill-,
Dagan-,Ia-bi(Abi)-,Iafyi-,
Ma-lik-tu.
//-, Uru-.
*Ma-an-sa-ku (Sem. f). *Mun-su-ar-ta (Iran.?)

:i:
Mal-ku-u-tu.
Mil-ku-tum, *Abdi-
milkutL
mani-S (OPe. mind), in A-ha->na-ni-i$-, A-ardi-nia-ni-iL Cf. Ma-nia-ni-ti.

Manti (Eg. n. div., RANKE, Material, p. Ma-an-ti-me-an-hi-c.
51), in
*mama
(cf.
mama*,
in

possibly in Ma-me-i,
:;:
SUNDWALL,
ni-i$,
p. I40f.),
cf.
Bu-ra-ma-ma]
175,
!Ma--ma-a-a, IMa-ma-
:;:
mis
(Iran.,
cf.JIN
p. 342,
.
BARTHOL.,
p.
1358
i.
f.),
tSa-la-ina-ine, :Sa-la-ina-me-e
(JADD
See
:i:
in Mi-is-pa-ru-
Missu, see List
II,
R.
g).
}Ki-ma-ma,
I
.
Lu-ki-nui-tna.
Mas(MaS,
Bart)-ha-te-ilu.
cf.
also List
II,
miski (Hit.),
Mi-is-ki, Mis-ki-ia, Mis-ki-tilla,
Me-me-ib(p}-ri (Sem.?).
*Mi-is-tii ....
''itt
Mu-mar-ilu.
*
be enough, Ma-si- BE.

-mr-i (Moab.).
'J'a
JIN, p. 189, 517). Ma-mi(f)-ti-ar-hi (Med., man(nu) who, see names under Man-, Manna-,
cf.
*Mu-sa-si-na.
Mannu-,
Enlil-, Sala-ili-\ Itti-.
:!:
meri (var.
bi-islsi), in
(cf.
f
U-a-dr-inc-ri.
*man, min (Eg.

:;
Manahbiria, Mi-inMi-in-inua-Ria. pa-fyi-ri-ta-ri-a, mana (Hit.-Cass.; see also man is; cf. man a*,
firm), in
be
:;:
mura,
in
Mu-ra-a
p. 156),
Lyd. Muprjc;
etc.,
SUND(El.
WALL,
taL
J Mu-ra-ba-ta-aL
muru
earth), mara (Cass.), in Nazi-ma\inu-ra\ru-
names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 141 f,), Mana-pa-Tehip, Ma-an-ia (Lycaon. Mavia(f), Mavioq), Ma-ni-ia-e, Huddi-manu CPN; Ma-nu-di-Burial (CPN), Kadain
cf.
*TD
mar lord (An), in Ma-ri1Hi-ma-ri-i and see List. II,

t
Ma-ri-id-di,
I.
For Marand
tA-bi-
la-rim(-me), Mar-la-ar-mc
etc.,
s-nian-Turgu
hi-bi
(Cass.).
Cf.
Hit.
JMe-e-na-
ma-ra-la
VS
8, 14, sv,
cf.
MapXa, MepXac,
CBS
El.
10841;
Khald. Me-nu-a($}, Eri-
MepXaroc, SUNDWALL,
p. 15 if.
me-na\
:;:
Umman-me-na-nu\na\\mi-na-a,
.See also under
manu.
mana,
p.
in
U'-mi-ma-na-
= OPe. Vivana
Urda-ma-ni-e,
*marta lady, in J Mar-ti-i, J Marti-ra-pi-e. *Mar-dn-ni-ia (Iran., cf.JIN, p. 195; BARTHOL.,

p. 1151).
(JIN
374; BARTHOL., p. 1452).

(Eg.),
*marzua
^.Pu-ti-
(=
iT-ll,
OPe. vardiya; cf.JIN,

p.
p. 38;
*mane
^Ma-ni-e,
BARTHOL.,
Arta-.
193;
HUSING,
p.
26),
in
ina-a-ni.
T. XLIII.
295
marasu, in Lim-ra-as-libbi-ili.
(GY<7>rf-dWrt-/z *mursi (Hit, cf. murza*,
Cf.
Marsu-
suggests the elements

zu-a-ta
muwa + tali);
Mut-
JADD
271,
in
2.
names of Asia
Mur-U-li-i$
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. I5;f.), in
(Lyd. MuptfiAoc;).
*martiya (OPe.
tii-.
:' :
(muta zuwa-ta). matu land, country; written KUR, ma-a-ii; in ASur-matka-dannin, Bel-ana-m&tihi, see also under bel zer, $ar, Sulmu, sapin, ibni,
t
man), in Mar-li-ia. Cf. tMarFor marti-s, see ParumartiS.
taqqin, usur.
*mata (OPe. knowledge),

^ntt mat!
in
Gu-ma-a-t&lti.
in Adi-nia-
A-ma-ma-a$\ Ta$H-guru-ma$. *mas(s)a (Eg. masj beget; RANKE, Material, p. 50), in Ha-ma$-U, Hara-ma-a$-U, Nahramas?,
cf.
when
(Ass.
and WSem.),
Matila,
ti-ilu,
Ma-ti--ilu,
Mat-tal-la-a-a,
Ma-ti--i, tSi-ma-ta-.
nhtt }Me\Mi-tu-ru; Ma-tu-ru(-um}-ma-gir
a-as-$i,
Aman-ma-$d\ RlaE.
T-D LC.
RANKE,
*masda
(Iran. in
Mazdah;
cf.
MEYER, KZ,
42,
*n(a),
ni
(Eg.
particle
of
genitive;
p. 5),
Ma-a^-da-ku, Ma-as-ddk-ku,
in tLa-an-si-i,
Ma-
Material, p. 52), in Bukku-na(n)-ntpi, Satep-
al-da-a-a-iik-ku [Add.].
na-Ria, Pi$a-n-Huru, Bukur-ninip.

t
forget,
La-an-se-e Mfnu-la-
*na (Hit. ending;

(Pisid.
cf.
-enna,
cf.
-ni),
"l
in
Arza-na
Apâvoc;;
?I$tar-la-ta-h-iat.
na
(Khald.,
36,
= -ôXiq;
p.
ai
,
Urza-na),
cf.
Ari-(n)na.
D. H. MULLER,
&l
*maska
EfaE'r!
(Iran.,
cf.
HUSING,
KZ
in
36,
p. 567),
in
DWAk.
"l
II,
10),
in
Argilti-u-na,
Ti-ta-ma-a$-ka.
Tu-us-pa-a-na
2.
Tar-qa-na-a-a
JADD
f.
masmasu charmer,
(ef.
MaS-maS-a-ni.
363,
*masti, in Asta-ma-al-ti
in
astta and mastti
*ni (Hit, cf. na), cf. JI-u-ni (cf.
Lycaon.
Iccva,
names
(Hit., cf.
of
pp. 55, 145),
Minor, SUNDWALL, Im-ma$-ta-su (El.).

in
Asia
SUNDWALL,
u-ni;
p. 32.
ni-e.
ni,
p. 88),
Kar-me-u-ni, Sa-a-riIX, 589;
cf.
BORK,
OLZ
CLAY, PN,
*mata
m eti,
p.

in
,
Cf. Ma(ri)zar-ni-e, Qi-bit-ni-e, Ur-si-
SUNDWALL,
Marie;),
147),
Mat-ti-i
Ma-tal-li.
(cf.
.Car.
Mat-ti-u-a-za
Cf.
El.
nu
(possessive
sf.
pi.),
in
Nabu-saduni,
At\I-ta-ma\me-tu.
ntar-umm-Sarrani, Ba-al-tu-nu, Ba-nu-nu,

(cf.
*metu (WSem., in Ahi-
Bi. tilttins), Ili-me\

(cf.
Sd-ar-hu-nu,
etc.
mi-ti, A-a-me-tu-nu,
Me\Mi-tu-nu
-sjna
*ni (EL), in I-tu-ni-i.
*mita
man. (cf. mi da*,
*nu,
in
in
Nu-u-a-a
(cf.
Cil.
Nou?,
SUNDWALL,
names of Asia Minor, SUND-
p. 170).
WALL, p. 147 f.; HtJSING, Phrygisches, col. 1 60 ft), in Mi\Me-ta-a (Mi8aq),

ta-a, Mi-ta-ti
(cf.
.
OLZ 6,
Mi-it-
*nai, in Na-i-$e-ri (Hit.?).
*Ni-i-u (Eg.).
.,
mhtMitanni.
Mi-ta-a-ki
MiSaxot;, MrjtaKoc;, Mrirayoc; JIN, p. 204).

(cf.
1JW nadu raise, praise. Perm, nada, Ilu-, Laba-na-da.

na'idu lofty,
in
Asur-,
Mi-ta-at-ti
Mi8ooTa(;,
Medidus, JIN
p. 148;
p. 202; Isaur.
high; written
/,
na(-}-ididi\ in
SUNDWALL,
-ina), in
HUSING, KZ,
Mu-ti-ilu
pi. II u,
Naid-, Adad-, AM-, A$ur-, A-u-, Bel-, Dur-,

Ilu-, tttar-, Kasstt-,
36, p. 566: Mitadata).
Nabn-, Nergal-, Ninib-,
mutu
man (=
Dilbat,
*Mu-ut-Balu;
Mu-ti-Ekur PSBA
1907, Nov.,
Sin-, SamaS-, Sarru-, Uban$a-L

tanittu
Sulmu-na
id;
cf.
SSin-mu-ti
BE XV.
loftiness,
in
Ta-nit-ti-Bel,
Utar-bab-
*muta (Hit,
muta, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. isSff.), in Mu-ut-ta CPN (cf. Cil. Mourac, Mcorag Isaur. Mourou); Miitacf.
*ni'ipi
23
llu
(cf.
Car.
MoruXoq,
Isaur.
MooTa[X]r)<;;
the writing Mit-u-at-ta-al-liMDQG $$, p. 43,

No.
i.
Bukku-na-an-ni- i-pl see under Nnr-, light; ideogr. and Abi-, Adad-, Ahi-, Bel-, Ilu-, Milki-, SamaS-, Sarru-, Ser-nuri, Lusi-ana(Eg.
nf wind),
in
niiru
LAH;
Si-ef-,
296
KNUT TALLQVIST.
nur-Marduk,Nabu-nnr'lissu\nammir,Nabunurka-lumur.
Alur-garua-ni-ri, Nabuni-ir-da-bi-bi, Nabu-ni-ir-ha-da-at\ TUK-a-a\
neru destroy,
cf.
INabu-, l$ama$-\
raba-iddin:
Adad-;
sar-
iddin: Nabii-\ sum-iddina:
Adad-, Aia-, Alur-,

I$tar-,
Bau-, Bel-, Eanna-,
Ilu-,
KaUu-,
Ni-ir-hi-di
BE XV.
cf.
nesu lion, in ?Ni-e-tu;

(Cil.
Hit.
1
"UR.MAH
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-, Sin-, Sir-, Sur-, Zamama-; zer-iddin: Adad-, Asur-, Bel-, Ptc. nadin, see under Nabu-, Sama$. Nadin-,Nabu-; nadin-ahiahe: Adad-, Ahtr-,
Ilu-,
Nqtfig
SUNDWALL,
p.
68).
*nib (Eg.
*nibi
nb
lord), in
Ni-ib-mua-Rla.
Ni-bi-ia-a-Sah
Utar-, KaMii-,
KUR-, Marduk-, Nabu-,

Natuh-, NaShu-,
:
(Cass.),
in Ni-bi-Sipak; cf.
Nergal-, Sin-]
nadin-aplu: Adunu-, Alur-,
CBS
10958,
198,
Ki-an-ni-bi,
49.
Ku\Qu-na-ni-bl
114,
2,
Enlil-, Ilu-, tttar-, Nabtt-,
BE XV,
PSBA
500, R.
UMBS
-
II, 2,
/r-/<r-
Ninib-,
Raman-,
Si-, Sin-, Ser-\ nadin-bel
/-&BEXV,
29,
24.
:
;
174,17.
-
175,45, I-na-ê-ri-ni-bi
-*
Cf.
Hi-di-ni-ba
JADD
no;
Sa-la-ni-ba\be
"l
Anp.
R22,
Nabu-', nadin-sumu: Adad-, Asur-, Enlil-, -Nabu-, Ninib-, Samas-. Hypocorr.: NaNad-na-a-a. Na-di-i, din, Na-din-ia,
nidintu gift, in Ni-din-ti-Bel.
Si-ba-ni-ba Shams. I R 29, 45; IIIR6, R.34; Senn. Bav. 9; King VII &. VIII ss; JADD
453
:i:
4.
653, R.
8.
950,
6.
A-#-*
(hypocor.;
*m5 (WSem. ,J, ;t\j, "ITS), in Adad-la-andar cf. El-, Sama$-li-in-dar BE IX, X, El-na;
hardly==OPe.naibahandsome,JIN,p.229). nuba (Hit.; cf. nube, in names of Asia Minor,
da-ri
p5
UMBS
II, r,
Na-di-ri-Addu
BE VIII, I.
SUNDWALL,
* ad
p.
170),
in
Nu-ba-na-ni\
cf.
Nunu, nun a.
Nu-ni-ia,
Nu-nu-a; see also under
Nu-ba-na-a-$e (inNairi)Tigl.I: Ann.IVe4,

in Enlil-,
Cp5 INa-pi-i, Si-na-pi.
"l
Ma-ga-nu-ba (Khorsabad).
Nabu-$um-im-bi\
Im-bu-ia,
*11D niru
(WSem.
= He.
13 light);
m Ni-ri-ia-u,
KH^S nabu to call,

I-bi-Sin',
Hamu-ni-ra\ri.
*nazi
hypocorr.
Im-bi-ia-ti ,
(Cass. glossary
= sillum\
(cf.
a deity
El.
I-ba-a, I-bi-ia(-a), Ib-bu-tu.
Nazit,
-D2? Na-ba-di(l}-e, Mu-na-bi-du Na-bi-si-ik-kL

nubatti (rTn) *
2
JADD
100,
4.
HOMMEL, Grundr. p. 38, n. i; HUSING, Memnon, IV p. 23), see under

cf.
Na-zi-.
in Arad-nu-bat-ti. in
p. 317, n.;
(cf.
Hit.
nezi, in
p.
c
HILPRECHT, ZA, VII names of Asia Minor,

in
hl
(WSem.) be light,
Na-ga-a
Bi.
SUNDWALL,
Abp.
Ill
i68f.),
.);
Tarhu-na-zi\
(in
cf.
Mb), Adad-na-gi.
Ni-ga-zi.
Na(J)-ah-na-zu (Ta
Na-zi-ni-ri
Man)
(in
R
cf.
30, III
"l
37;
Ta-ar-ma-na-zi
INa-si-ia.
*213 (WSem.), in Na-ad-bi-ia-a-u, Ahi-, Ammi-,
Unqi) Tigl. IV: Ann.

STD Na-zi-bi\
TD
144.
Kammusu-na-ad-bi, Na~ad-ba-nu\ du-bu-um T-D LC.
cf.
A^^5;
see
t
Na-sa-ba-nu-um T-D LC.
nazazu,
cf.
Aplu-hizziz
(iDU-DU\
Iz-zi-za-
pi
nadanu
taddin:
to give;
ideogr.
vS^",
^f^,
Marduk P
manzazu,
in
132, Ki-tu-li-zi-iz, Mu-uz-zi-iz-
Belit-ta-ad-din\di-na\
iddin(a),
ki-it-tum Dilbat.
under Iddin-,
and
Adad-,
Ilu-,
Aplu-,
AUr-
Manzaz-a-a, Manzaz-Asur-asbat,
Ahir-, A-u-, Bel-, Ea-,
Marduk-, NabnNusku-,
Sa-Nabu-DU-az.
*Na-ah-ki-e
(Eg.).
Nergal-,
iddin:
Nikkal-,
Ninib-,
Sin-t
SamaS-, Sarru-, Sum-, Zaban-, Zer-\

Adad-, A$ur-,
ntar-bab,
A-u-,
Bel-,
ah-
Baba-, Ban-,
Ninib-,
*DHD (WSem.), *DH3 (WSem.

*
in
Mi-na-hi-mi (He.
D23),
in
dnati).
cf.
<
Janhamu;
X.
Na-afy-
Mahir-,
Nabu-,
ma-nu (=
"in3
?ltty:)
BE
Nusku-, Sin-, SamaS-, Suqamuna-, abbrev.: Ah-iddina; ahe-iddin: Adad-, Bel-, Mar-biti-,
Sibi-; apal-iddin: A-a-,
Ilu-,
Na(?)-ah-na-zu.
(WSem. and
uh-hu-ri
Ass.), Ni-ha-ru, Ni-hu-ru,
fttar-,
Marduk-,
Adad-, ASur-, Bel-, Nabfi-, Ninib-, Sabel-iddin: Arbdil-,
ha-ra(-a}-u, Na-hi-ri(-i};
Na-hi-ra-ni,
Quttulu,
NaNuv.).
CPN
(cf.
HOLMA,
s.
muna-, Sin-, Suqamuna-',
*Ni-har-a-u
(Eg.?).
T. XLIII.
297
cf.
*nahra (Eg., perhaps a deity; RANKE, Material, p. 13, n. 4), in Na-a/i-ra-maHi.

nuhsu (HE. NUN] abundance, in Bel-nuuh-fa UMBS II i, 113, 9; NuJda-a-a. *nahsu (cf. nakzza, in names of Asia Minor,
tt'n3
*nina (Hit.,
nini,
in
SUNDWALL,
p. logf.), cf. Ni-ni-i, Ni-ni-f(-a),
Ni-in-ni (Nivviq, Nivvoq, Niveic); tNi-na-
^-ÛMBSII Ni-na-a-ku, Ni-na-ak-kaBE IX (cf. NavvctKoq); "'Ninua cf. Car. city

I,
(I
SUNDWALL,
ah-ht.
p. 164),
in (Capp.)
Su-bu-naninu
Nivorj).
we, see aninu.

cf.
*nahtu (Eg. nht) strong, strength, i\\Na-ah-ti-
*nunu (Hit,
nuni: vov, vouv,
in
names of
in
cf.
Huru-an-sini; Na-ah-tum-Happi\]^JlR^>
SNi-ih-ti-E$-arau,
tapu-nahti.
II
Tap-na-ah-ti,
Amunu-
Minor, SUNDWALL, p. I7of.), Nunnu, Nu-na-ak-te CPN; Asa-nu-nu; ~ al Nu-ni-ba JADD 899, II 8
.
Asia
p3 }Na-a-ni-i,Na-na-ni,Na-na-hi\ see also under
S Nin-qa-a-a.
nana, and nina.

*naki,
in
(WSem.
(cf.
<
He.
itfs
forget);
in
Me-na-
(Capp.)
Na-ki-li-e-id
naki
and
*JD3
lida, in
Nabu-na-sa-ka.
pp. 134, 163).

ni-ki, in
Sama^-ni-ki
cf.
(?
*nap
liqi).
good), in Nap\Nip-huru-Rla, J Ria-na-aplpa, Na-ap-te-ra.

(Eg.
nf(r)
I
"33 Na-ku-du;
Na-ki-du-um T-D LC.

fright, in
i.
U3B3 II
let
breath, Mu-ni-pi$\Mu-ni-e-pu-ul-
nakuttu terror,
alsi
Nabu-na-kut-tu-
BE
VIII,
Nabu-mu-ni-pi^-u-gar^). napistu life, see under etir, iddin, iram, ram,

ilu,
*nikdi, in Ni-ik\Nik-di-a\e-ra,
Ni-ik-di-ma\me.
*nikku (Gr. -VIK^), in
*Nik(k}u (Eg.
bD3 Ut-ku-lu.
JAstarta-ni-ik-ku.
tisur, mulesib\ Sama$-napisti, Ut-napi$tim. qi3 Amurru-na-sa-pa, Na-sib-ilu. See also under
135).
123 nasaru
protect Prt
isur, in Ilu-is-sur-û
"O3 nukurtu hostility, in Sapin-mat-nu-kur-ti;

cf.
BE XV;
Ipt. usur,
PAP-ur-tu-wa (TA).
cf.
*nimgirabi (Cass. Glossary 41

gi-ra-bi;
Mannum-me$u-li-sur BE VI 2. see under Abit-ârri-, Bel-, Bulut-,

ab-usur: Adad-,
eteru],
in
Nim*Nim-
Edu-, I$tar-bab-;
ASur-,
CPN
p. 187.
Bel-, Bel-Harran-, SBelit-, tttar-,

(Eg.).
Marduk-,
Samat-,
*Na-ma-di.
ki-su.
Ni-im-ma-he-e
Nergal-,
Ninib-,
Nusku-,
Sin-,
Seru-, JUrkittu-\ aga-usri: JBelit-, Jtttar-\

cf.
Nam-mu-u-a;
Na-mi-ia, Na-mi-ia-tum.
ah-usur: Adad-, ASur-, Bel-, Bel-Harran-,
TOD to shine, mJMkur$a-na-fnir,Nadn-t $amd$-
nam-mir, Htar-na-ma-ri, Nam-ri, SNamir-ti.
Haldi-, Ihi-, Nabu-, Nergal-, Ninib-, Sin-, Samat-, Zaniama-; ahat-usri: SBelit-, aheusur: A$ur-\ amat-usur: Nabu-; Amat-bel-
*namru(?), in
CJ133
Ha-ba-nam-ru.
. .
usur\ Nabu-amat(-pt)-usur; apal-usur: Ahir-,

ittJtt?,
Nam-sd-a
cf.
.;
cf.
Bi.
Na-ma\mi-su
Mar-blti-
T-D LC, Numusu TNB.

:!:
balat-usur:
in
nana (Hit,
Minor,
neni: vav,
p.
cf.
names of Asia
"
A$ur-,
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-, Sin-; Nusku-; bel-usur: Adad-, Aia-, Bel-Harran-, SBelit-, Marduk-,
t
SUNDWALL,
^3),
1656.;
t
see
also
Dil-
Nabu-,
Nergal-,
diir-usur:
Ninib-,
Samnuli-,
Sin-,
under
bat
Na-na-a
JNa-na-a
Samal-;
Nabu-,
Ahir-, SBelit-, Sfttar-,

kibsi-usur:
SNa(cf. f.), Na-an-na-a, an-ni-a (cf. Navvac;, f. Navvtq, f. Navia etc.),
Navac;, m. and
Sin-;
edu-usur: Nabn-\
Na-nu CBS
11003,
Na-nu-um
OLZIX, 631;
Dilbat
Nabu-, Ninib-; kin-usur: Afar-, Bel-, //-, Ninib-, Sin-, SamaS-, Sarru-; kittu-usur:
(Navo^), Na-ni-be-im, Na-an- Tesup
BE XV,
lAstaII 2;
Nabu-; kudur-usur:
Ninib-;
Enlil-,
Marduk-, Nabu-,
mat-usur:
Ne-na-at Hit. country,

Nuba-na-ni\
No.
i.
mar-sarri-usur:
Nabu-;
na-nu; Gunzi-na-nu\ IHafia-na-niUMBS
Adunu-, Ninib-;
usur:
napsat-usur:
Nabu-:
pi-
Nan (l)-ia(-zva)-za.
//-;
pirhl-usur:
$ama$-;
38
res-usur:
KNUT
rihtu-usur: Asur-,
TALLQVIST.
-;
Nabu-; sar-usur:
Nabu-,
na'-tan\ta-an\ta-ni\nu.
Na-ti-ni-i, Na-tu-nu.
Adad-, Asur-, Bel-, Bel-Harran-, Bel-Hani-,

Enlil-,
Ma -fa- an Ma
I
- ti
-nu- Bali. Mi- e-te- en-na.
Gamlat-,
Ninib-,
Ilu-,
Marduk-,
Sin-,
Me\Mi-ti-in-ti.
Nergal-,
Nusku-,
Samas-,
Enlil-,
J Tasmet-; sum-usur: Adad-, Asur-,
*sa (Eg. t5*(y) take,
RANKE,
Material, p. 61), in
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-, SamaS-; sumkitti-usur: Nabu-; tabni-usur: Nabu-, Sin-, SamaS-; talim-usur: Nabu-; tattan-usur:
Nabn-;
see
urkittu-usur: Afo&Y-; zer-usur:
Sa-hpi-mau.
*sa, cf. Pa-ak-di-sa, Ha-'sat-sa.
SU
su),
see balatsu,
ballitsu,
uballitsu,
cf.
saalso
Nabu-;
batsu, Sarrussu, tuklatsu, zirritsu;
usuranni: Bel-Harran-, Nabu-.
Ptc. nasir,
Ahusu, Tabusu, Tubusu.

*su,
cf.
under Nasir-, Adad-, Anum-, Asur-,

Istar-,
An-di-su, SBa-tu-su, Gu-lu-su, Da-du-su,
Bel-, Dagan-bel-, Enlil-, Eulmas-, Haldi-,

Ilu-,
Ka-ma-su, Ru-ra-su, Su-ba-su; U-ma$-tira-su.
Marduk-,
Nabu-,
Naûh-,
Nergal-, Ninib-, Nusku-, Pappu-, Sin-, Sir-,
*Sa-a-ad.
Samal-; Nabu-.
nasir-aplu:
Asur-;
nasir-ubarsu:
(WSem.
a-li-i.
<
bsflj),
in
Sa-
-al-ti-ilu.
Sa-i-lu,
Sa-i-lu, Sa-i-ilu,
-a\fNi-iq-a.
Sa-i-la-a.
(cf.
Sa-u-li.
Su-
(WSem.) be clean. J Na-ki2p3 Na(J]-qa-ba-a-a.

'
Si--la-a-nu
Sa-u-la-a-nii).
in Sa-'-mu, Sa-a-wi.
samu brown, tawny,
dpD
I-na(baV)-qa-me (== Psgan).

cf.
Sa-a-e-ri, Sa-e\i-ru, Sa-i-ru-um*sabi,
*neri (Hit,
neri, in
1
sambi,
in
SUNDWALL, p. Ne-ri-qr(QLZ 1906, col. 632), Nerigga-SamU; cf. Ni-ri-gi, Nira-ak-ri CPN.
68), fa
n*i3
am-bi
12, 9;
BE
Sab\Sdb-har\ha-ar-ru; cf. SaXIV, 12, 2; Sa-am-bi-ha-ri XIV,
Sa-bi-ha-ri
UMBS
II 2, 90,
e;
Sa-am-
bu-uk-u^}.
tf 4
INa-ar-bat-tum (Sem.?);
cf.
'
Na-ru-ub-tum
SO
sibu
seventh,
in
Um-Vnka "-iliia.
A-u-sa-bi1
T-D LC.
5i13
*Sib-(-e\
*
Nar-gi-i, Ni-ir-gi-i, Na-ra-gi-e,
Nar-gi-ia.
no (WSem.
<
yattJ),
(yatiin
').
Naraggu^&Vlll,
t"l5
i;
cf.
aa-ia
axe.
*Si-ib-li-a (of Alzi); cf. SijBXicc a city in Phrygia;
Nti-ur-zu, Nu-ur\Nur-za-nu.
nararu,
Car. SiîXcoq,
in
Cil.
2ipiXîoq.
-ni
help, helper, AUr-, A$ur-, Enlil-na\ni-ra-ri\ra.
niraru
Adad-,
*Su-ba-su.
*sibar,
cf.
Si-bar-bu-bi-rum
97,
12,
Ba^Nd}-si-
nisu
people,
kl-;
pi.
nise
subjects,
in Al-tukla-;
bar, Se-kib- si-bar. Si-bir (Cass.). }Sib(MeT}bu-ri-iazi.

:!:
Asur-, Sarru-baltu-; Enlil-mude-;
Ninib-mukin-;
Adad-%ar-nise
Mannu(UN* 1
siblttu
(quasi Ass.
< Ph.
t3Stt>),
in
Si-bi-it-ti-
m-Sef 1); bel-nisesu: Ahir-; ra 'im-nisesu: Ahir.
biil.
Naba-;
rlm-nisesu: Asir-; silla-nisesu: Bel-;
*SSO (WSem.,
cf.
sad-nisesu: A$ur-[Add.].
*nisi, in Pi-sa\si-ni-U.
8TZJ3
Sa-ga-bi, sa-gab; Sa-gi-bi-ilu, Sa-gi-bi-ârru, JSaIpt.

isi,
be high), Sa-gab(-bu\ Sa--gdb(?}; Adad-, Nabu-, NaShuBi. !rt
nasii
lift
up.
Prt. in At-ti-idi.
gi-bi-e, Sa-gi-bu, Sa-gi-bi-i, Sa-kip-i,
Nabu-
in Asur-, Nabu-rel-i-Si\i$\GA.
*'Nu-ld-a-bu (Hit,
cf.
nuza,
in
TU. names of Asia
sa-gi-ib; Si-gab-a.
WO Sag-ga
gi-i.
Minor,
*Na-*si-ma
.
SUNDWALL,
. .
p. 171).
cf. Sa-ga-tum Dilbat. .; A-a-sagJSag-ga-a TNB, -fSag-gi-ia P 131.

.
.
b3D *Sa-gi-il-bi--di.
*nata (Eg. nt(r) god;

in
"J!n3
RANKE,
Material, p. 54),
= nadanu,
Pa-ham-na-ta\te.
in Nabu-tat-tan-usur.
Tab-sa-gaL Sag-gil-da-aa-an P 102, 5. Sag-gi-il\lu Sa-ag(kt}-lu. BE X. Su-ga-li-a.
Si-dd-la-bi-ri.
*]fiD
(WSem.) give,
see
under Natan-,
Ilu-, Sin-,
and
(Ar.
<^r^),
JSu-da-la-a.
Adad-, Amurru-, Bel-,
TammeZ-
Sa-dir(?].
T. XLIII.
299
cf.
*Su-u-a, var. A-sa-a-u
(cf.
STRECK, ZA,
14,
*sili
(Hit,
zili, sili),
;
in Si-il-TeSup
UMBS
p. 139, n. l; 2oa<;, Suu;,
SUNDWALL,
9.253).
II 2, 84, 41
Si-li-i,
Si-li-a-ra, Bijassili.
DID
(cf.
sasi), Sa-a-su, Sa(-a)-su(-u), Sa(-a}-si(-i),
*8Ula (Hit,
cf.
zula, in names of Asia Minor,

p. 253), in
d Sa-si-ia, Sa-sa-a-a] fSa-si- Papsukkal"my
SUNUWALL,
Su-lu-ma-al;
cf.
Su-
jewel
Si-si-i.
is P".
(WSem.), Sa-la-a-ilu.
Su-su-u.
SSi-li-in-ni.
Su-u-su, Su-si-i(a).
5)10
Su-sa-nu.
Sa-li-la-a-nu.
tSa-a-pu.
suru
*T1D
(WSem.
<
t
-fit?)
wall,
t
in
Su-ra-a,
salamu be merciful, in Sa-lim-ken(DU), d GAL-mu-saA-u-, Nabu-sa-lim. II i Ptc.

lim.
Ahi-, A-i-, Ata-
Atar-, Da-di- Mar-su(-u}ri\ru; see also under sura.

JSah(?}-di-e.
Musalamu.
silmu
:' :
IHO Sa-ah-du,
Sa-ah-hi-i.
grace, see under Silim-. salamu welfare, in Sa-la-mu, Sa-lam-me, Sa-la-ma-$arru Abi-, Ammu-sa-lam-ma.
t
saharu turn to in
mercy,
in Si-hir-Sar-
*Salamanu (WSem.).
Sal-sa-li\
cf.
panltum.
I
sa-al-sa-lu
KGAS
p.
123,
2 Sin-is-sah-ra
i
BE XV.
*sim,
R.
7.
IV
SUhlril
Ipt Na-as-hir-Bel, Ni-is-hir-Bel. the young of an animal, cf. Su-M-ru.
cf.
Li-lu-si-im\ }La-la-si-mu-um
T
BE
VI,
i.
*sumu (W Sem.), see List
II,
i.
*suhur,
Su-/m-ra(m}-mu(-u}, Su-hur-gal-du', see also Suhur.

(OPe. 'pup-a, Avesta su)(ra read,
cf.
S 4 ttO (WSem.
<
Voti),
in
Sa-ma-, Sa-me(-},
Bel-sa-ma[-\, Na^hu-sa-ma- -a-n'u
*Su-uh-ra-
JIN
*Sa-ia.
p. 332).
*Sa-am(-}-gu-mi\ cf. Sama gunu, simbar (Cass. glossary 44 li-da-mi),

:|:
in Sinil
Si-im-bar-Sipak;
Si-ia-a (Cass.).
Si-ia-a-ti.
cf.
Si-im-bu-ru.
TOO Sa-mi-du.
2D Sa-ma-hi.
*sija (Eg. sj"
son), in Har-si-ia-Ehi. DID *QiD, D^to), in A-a-sa-am-mu, (WSem. la-sa-am. la-su-mu, (Ba.) Ia-a-$ii-mu.
<
Sa-ma-ku\ka',
SSa-mil-tu.
cf.
Sa-ma-ki-ilu
d
9.
TNB.
nÔ
situ
remainder,
cf.
in
Si-it-ta
BE XV,
Si-
d^QD J Sa-am-mii-rd-mat. Cf.

ilat-a-a
'*
Bel\it}-s[a]-am-)na-
ta-te,
*sakti(?),
Si(-e)-ti-ni\nu.
KPRT
102, R.
cf.
Sa-ku-a-ta-a; *suku: K-te-su-ku.
(WSem.
<
C'tilO),
Sam-si-i\a,
Sa-am-sa-
KDO?
cf.
Si- \e-sa-ka-a, Si-e-se-ki,Adad-sa-ka-\a\
-zci-qci-a.
a-a, f Sam\Sa-am-sl, Mar-Enlil-sam-su-um$ame, Sarrat-sa-am-s\i-i\, Sam-su-na-a.
Su-ka-a.
Su-ka-a-a-ri 1 ^}.
(cf.
Si-im-si-ma-n[u}.
Sa-ku-ku
Sukkuku the
deaf). Sa-ak-ka
*simti
(El.
$e-im-ti,
in Si-mu-ud-$e-im-ti\
cf.
BE XV.
*]DD
Na(J)-bi-si-ik-ki.
Cass. timdi), in Si-im-ti-U-il-ha-ak.
Si-kil-ti-Adad\ Si-k(i}-ll
BE XV.
*sana
Iran.
xan*
in
killing,
cf.
OPe. a X -sata
Sa-na-lu.
(WSem. << ptt>'),
cf.
Sa-kan-da-da. Sakanu.
unhurt),
*sani,
*sini
cf.
Za-na-sa-na\
cf.
Si-kin-an-ni.
Sa-ni-i, Sa-ni-ia.
Su-ki-nu.
*salu
(cf.
(Eg. sn.w,
RANKE,
Material,
p.
59),
in
zala:
(jaX,
p.
in

cf.
Nahti-Huru-an-si-nL
*sina
(cf.
SUNDWALL,
244 f.),
"l
Tu-bu-sa-lu\ Bur-
snne:
cf.
tfiv, (5ev,
ouv, in
p. 195;
names of Asia
see also sina,
ra-sali, (Cass.) * adT 'Sa-la-ad-ri
Sa-la...
HABL
174, R.
&;
Minor,
sunu),
SUNDWALL,
Si-e-ni
(in Elam; Abp. Ann. VII 72, 73; al Sa-la-ni-ba (in Arbaki; Anp. IR 22, ne);
"l
(Lycaon. Stvoc),
Sin-
TeSupaS,
in-ni
(cf.
Si-na-in-ni, Si-ni-cn-ni\
E-ri-si-
Sa-lu-ri
(in
Enziti;
Shalm.
Ill
8,
44);
Ba.
f-rl-Se-en-ni) ,
Te-lu-si-na
n" r
Sa-/u-a-ra(=Ksira.su; cf.SACHAU, ZAXII,

;
p. 49)
A-qar-sa-al-li (Synchr.
I 25).
(JIN, p. 511, compares Pehl. sin "dwelling", cf.
Avesta Sayana, Armen. sen "vil3 8*
No.
i.
300
lage");
cf.
KNUT
also
"l
TALLQVIST.
Ha-ar-bi-si(-in)-na
78
;
(in
SUNDWALL,
Na-ki-is-pi
Sa-pi-ku\ki,
p.
191),
cf.
}Ku-un-da-as-pi\
Urartu) Tigl. IV: Ann.

*sunu
(cf.
PL
I 34-
Ku-u$-ta-a$-pi\ A-lis-pi
UMBS II
2,
103,
5,
sin a),
cf.
Su-lu-,
Ul-lu-,
U-li-su-nu.
CBS
10967.
lSu-na-a(-a), ISu-ni-ia CBRI, 56,6. ISu-un-na
CBS
*sa(n)ga
3480.
10
p. 244), in
SDD Sa-ni-bu', Sa-ni-bu-um Dilbat.

(cf.
sapanu destroy, Sa-pi-in-mat-nukurti\ cf. Sa-pi-in-gi-mir-na-ki-ri abul SinaJienba $a

natj-falsi,
zaka, SUNDWALL,
Sa-an-
Senn. King, VII

in
cf.
75.
gi-i]
cf.
Sa-an-ga-ra\Sa-an-gar\Sa-ga-ra(W&^)
(trib.
*sara
;
(cf.
sara,
p.
names of Asia Minor, SUNDSa-a-ri-u-ni,

(cf.
}*SrSa(n)gvra
of Euphrates,
WALL,
Iran.(?):
190),
SarrupU,
-
1iôA==^LJ!;
III so ;
perhaps An; Anp. Ann. Shalm.: Mon. Use, 85 Ob. 39), m "'Si-m;
Sar-u-ar-ri\ tSi-e-ru
Lye. Sepaq). Sar-a-ti, Sar-ru-ti; Sd-ra-a-twn

cf.
ga(-0]-ra (r^-S jljsvJu*, in Mesopotamia), 51 Sa-an-ga-ri-te (upon the Euphrates, IIIR4,

1 23),
! l
Zurdta,
*sari (Iran.
Saparoq, Zaratus, JIN pp. 288, 379;

in (As.)
Lye. 2aprj-n-oc;.
Sa(-ari)-gi-il-lu (cf. Serjille in Syria;

144, 147),
âprjq),
Tigl.
IV: Ann.
Bit Sa-an-gi, Bit Sa-
haps
hypocor.,
cf.
formed
Ar-ta-sa-ri (perwith -ara, as

33, p.
Kuaâpr]c,
an-gi\Sungi-bu-ti
cf.
SCHULZE, KZ,
(Ba.)
222 f.;
(in
Media,
cf.
ÛUeuLu;
JIN
*Sira,
p. 523);
cf.
Ar-ta-ah-$a-ar, Ar-
HusiNG, Memnon, IV, p. 28; according to PRASEK, GMP, p. 43, possibly Iran.), d Su-un-gur-sa-ra-a (El. deity, Abp. Ann.
tah-$a-ri
in
BE
IX.
Si-ra-al-me\
IX, 590).
Si-ra-a-hi
(cf.
BORK,
II 2,
OLZ
*sura
(cf.
VI
"l
ss),
HABL TA 35,
IV
p.
Su-ha-ri-su-un-gur (in Elam, Cf. also m "<Sd-an-ha-ar 281, 13).

49,
zura, sura),
37,
cf.
Sti-ra-a$
UMBS
132,
Su-ur-ri\ Su-ra-hal-di.
"'"iSd-an-har-ra-Sa-ni
Bi. i?Dtt.
TA
Mit.
95,
and
l
;
310 sarbu mourning, lamentation, cf. Sarbid Enlil, J SA G-mudam miq-sar-be. Sama$sar-bl
*sanda, in Sa-an-dak-sat-ru', cf.
HUSING, KZ36,
b,
5.
KRAUSZ,
p. 37.
565
Sandu
KGAS
1 1
*ba-lO JSa-ar-bal-li
(cf.
U^^,
bano; Arb. n.p.m.
*Si-4n-du-H>
"pO?
J.^xi
12,43.
:i:
Msarwil, HESS, p. 29; or Phryg.-Lyd.
Sananu, Adad-sa-na-ni, Sa-ni-ni\ Sa-nu-na
BE
XIV,
sarda
(cf.
zarta*:
<5ap8,
p.
in
names of Asia
in
p5D sinqu pressure(P),

in-qi-\
see
under
VIII,
Sin-qi-,
i;
Si-
Minor, SUNDWALL,
"l
246),
Sa-ar-da-
Si-in-qa-eS-hi
BE
Si(n}-in-
qa-te-AN-KAK.
*Sasi,
Sa-ar-da-ur-ri Tigl. IV: (ur)-ri\Si-e-du-ri\ PI. I 26 (cf. 2ap8r)oua in Great Armenia);

cf.
mar
(cf.
Kur-uz-za-a, of Patin
(Hit., cf. Isaur.
Se-ir-da-mu] Zi-ir-ta-li^].
2ac5(c)iq
*susi
SUNDWALL,
p. 248).
Cf.
mo
under DID.
: =:
Su-ur-hu,
cf.
zuzu),
in Qanna-su-si.
*Su-si-in-qu (Eg.).
Sis-bi-ga-a-a-nu(?).
sarma, surme(Hit, of Asia Minor,
zerma*:
ccpp.cc,
in
names
Sar-
SUNDWALL,
p. 249),
cf.
ma-a$-$u-un, Sa-an-da-sar-me, U-as-sur-me

Gafia., in
*sapa (Hit,
cf.
hiba\ sebe:
names of
Sa-pa-
(cf.
Arm. Surm-ak, JENSEN,
Hittiter, p.
14.

lulme=Siibbi-luliuma\
Pis.
cf.
p. 192), in
pD?
Sa-ra(-a)-an\ni.
SabiliS (cf.Phryg.
SaâXog Lyd.
(cf.
SaprjXoq);
Sa-ap-paal,
DID Sa-ar-sa-a (perhaps An \L^L\ 110 sarru obstinate. Sa-ar-rum Dilbat, Sa-arri-ia.
ga-a Dilbat *T30 (WSem.

it-ti-ilu,
Pis. 2aj3ayac;).
Su-ur-ra-tum
(Bi.
BE
VI,
i.
<
taBC),
in
Sa-pa-ti-Ba
Is-pi-
SSa-ra-a-a
Su-ra-ra-te.
into?).
Us-pu-tu.
to; in Bel-u-sip-pL
Sip-pi-e.
ISO
II
pray
cf.
*sirari (Iran.), in Arta-si-ra-ri.

:i:
Sap-pa-a-a.
*spi (Hit,
sata (Hit,
cf.
zata*,
in
names of Asina Minor,

in Bi-ir-ga-sa-ta (cf. T. XLIII.
sba*,
in
names
of Asia Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 247),
301
?Car.
);
tSa-ti-ri-a-a
(cf.
Pisid.
Sa-pl-Bel, -kari, Ilu-pl-u$ur, Ninib-KA-iausur, I$tar-pa-ia,

in Pulu.
Su-ti-e (gen.), perhaps
"the Sutaean".
bl)D
pulu
II I
stone,
sa(?)-tam-mu, in
Nabu-sa-tam~mu-ere$.
xâjjra, HusiNG, MVG 1897, (Ba.) hsassu), in $a-tar-e-$u,
pIS
"ifB
*satar
(Iran.
<
cf.
wait for, see under Upaqa-, Bel-bPuzur-Ammurri\A$ur.
p. 114;
Sa-tar-pa-nu, tSa-ti-ri-a-a (HiJSING,

p.
cf.
KZ$6,
p. 275;
(if
paq\pa-qu, Pa-qa-. puzru security, in Pu-hi-i . .

.
564^; SCHEFTELOWITZ,
U(a)-ksatar
}
KZ
38,
*SPa-hi-i (Eg.).
(Ba.)
Uma-kuihar
not
bn&
IPu-fri-lu.
Cf. Pa-hal-li-ia ^
T-D LC,
Pa-hal-
from huva^sa, JIN p. 140); see also under sata, and satar (Ba.),
*8Jtir(?), in
la-a-nu,
BE XV.
perhaps Lye.
rityojiat;?).
*Pi-ha-me
(cf.
Si(?)-tir-ka-a-nu
cf.
(=
?p-i).
Su(?)-tir-na;
Stupavoc;, JIN, p. 312.
IMS paharu gather, in Lip-hu-ru, Lip-hur-ilu. II i strengthen; ideogr. NIGIN(-ra) and
UB.LA;
*pa,
pi,
upahhir, see
under Upahhir-, Bel-,
pu (Hit;
cf.
pa, pi, pu,
in
names of
cf.
Sama$-\
pahhir, in Ilu-pahhir.
Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, pp.

1Pi-an-ti-ia (pi
171, 188),
napharu totality; ideogr.
DUL, NIGIN, $U.
+ anta);
Pu-up-ri(^\\
+ pre)
t
KIL\
in
Irsa-ppa, Ir$u-ppi,
pa-atli,
Mana-pa- TeSup, Mazi-
Nabu-bel-nap-har-ahesu [Add.],
Nap-har-ilu, Marduk-il-naphari, Itti-Mar(or:

cf.
Tarhu-n-dara-ba', Hu-da-pi-i
U*
duk-napharu
Pi-hi-ri-im
(Cil.,
paSarut).
-f-
ga-bu\ Taha:b-senni\tilla (CPN, sub Takil~\ Cf. nn. 1. al Ar-du-pa\ba (in Kirhi) Anp. Ann.II 21
(cf.
pikre
mu,
in
names of
Lycaon.
p. I79f.;
Car. n.
1.
Aprou-pa, SUNDWALL,
(cf.
p. 76),
ai
Kur-ku-pa Be. 15999

1.
Pis.
KopKafBo^,
Mt. KepKacpoc;,
c.
p.
1 1
"l
5),
la-da-bi Tigl.IV,
'
*pahita(Eg.phty strength), mMin-pa-hi-(ris,\c !)ta-Ria (cf. RANKE, Material, p. 13, n. 3).

*putu
(Eg. pj?-dy, Pu-tu-Bi$ti,
Ann.
129,
~
Anp.
I we,
al
Lu-ti-bu Shalm.
Ki-na-ba\bu\pa (in Kasiari) Mon. 1 42, ll Ma-
RANKE,
Material, p. 40),
in
Pu-tu-um-fai-e-h,
Pu-tu-Paiti,
mftt Ul-lu-da Tigl.IV, PL I 26, an-tu-pa in l Nu-ni-ba JADD 899, II s, " l Nu-ri-bi JADD
Pu-ti-Huru, Pu-di(ti)-h-ri, Pu-ti-mdni.

"II3S
460,3,
Pa-ri-pa III R 7, II?, etc.; cf. perhaps the El. plural termination bi\pi(me) in mhi Elli-pi, Lullu-bi, Tunu-be, and so forth.
al
pataru
break through, loosen,
cf.
Ahir-
$a-patlpa-te-ri, ILip-ti-ri-ilu.
I 2 Ip-ta-tdr-hUr.
Pu-ut-ra-nu.
*pi[a (Hit; in
p. 178),
Eg. p^
(Ass.)
(article
RANKE,
,
Material, p. 47), in

in
Pa-qruru, Pi-Sa-n-Huru, IS-pi-matu,;
Bi-ile-ia, Biiassili,
Pi-an-ti-ia.
(MBa.)
Pa-ham-nata
Pa-hura
Pa-Rtaetc.
Cf. Cass. Humur-bi-ia-Sah Be.
XV,
37,
50,
*pu,
mahu, Pa-wara, Pi-hura, Pu-huru, in Pu-ba-ah-la, Pu- d IM (Sem.?).

(cf.
Su-hur-bi-ia
*
CPN
p. 36.
Pa-a(â)-uk-ku
(Iran.).
SPa-u
b3i5
: : '
paii a
(Eg.).
bird).
*Pa--e
(El.).
*Pu-u-a-a-ma
*Pa-ak-di-sa
(Eg.).
*Pa\Pu-u-ru
puglu
in (cf. PJTCCKTCC,
names of Asia Minor
radish,
cf.
in Pu-ug-lu.
in
SUNDWALL,
names of
:88f.),
p. 172). in
pudu (Hit,
J
'
buta, puda, pute,

cf.
*pala
(cf.
bala, pele,

cf.
Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, pp.

Pu-dii-Hepa;
*i!S (WSem.)
435,
IB pu
No.
12);
63,
in
SUNDWALL,
cf.
pp. 59, 177),
Pa-li-ia (Mit.?,
lPu(Bu}-ud(t!}-ki-im.
in
Isaur. BaXvoc); IPa-a-lu-ia,
Pa-a-lu-u-ma
ransom,
Pa-di-i,
Adad-pa-da-a
(JADD
Pa-li-su Dilbat; El. Ba-la-iân.

palahu
Pad(d}u-EL
ideogr.
fear; Ipt
pilah,
in
Bi-la-ak-Ahtr,
Ptc.
mouth, word;
i.
KA\
in Etil-pu,
Be-ld-ah-ntar\Sin,
Ilu-be-ld-ah.
Etil-pi-i-Marduk, Ahi-km-pl, Km-pl-Sama$,
palih, in Pa-li-ih-ka-liblut\
OBa. Salim-pa-
302
KNOT TALLQVIST.
li-ih-Marduk\Samas.
Pa-lu-uh-rigimsu
*Pi-pa-za-ni
8: 123,
4.
(Hit.?).
VS
(WSem.),
palu reign,
in Pa-li-tu
IpS paqadu take care

Ilu-ip-qid.
of,
protect, in
Adad-,
ta^fi,
(cf.
Ninib-pa-ki-da-at.
il^B, Pal-ti-a-a, Pal-ti-ia-u

in Ahir-,
*HpB
(He.), in
Pa-qa-ha
J^Las
(HpSs).
Nergal-mukm-pa-li-e\
ppS Pi-qa-qi
(cf.
garrulus).
Cf.
Pa-kl-ki
BEX.
*Pellulu.
*Pi-li-si-it.
*pir (Eg. pr
*pri
(Hit.;
cf.
house), in Piru. pre, in names of Asia Minor,

p. 184),
pbS pilaqqu axe, cl.Pi-la-qu, Bi-la-aq-qu; Pilaqa Pis. riiXXaKoaq). For bi-el-ga, in tHani(cf.
SUNDWALL,
*paru,
cf.
in Pu-up-ri\
see also
under bir, and ipri.

Pa-ri-pa-ia, Pa-ru-tani.
(El.).
plqqa: jreXy, JtaXy, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDW., p. 182. *Pa-mu-u (cf. Cil. naptjit^ SUNDWALL, p. 172). *pana (Hit, cf. pana, in names of Asia Minor,
belga-lsi
cf.
*Pa-a-ru,
Pa-ru-u
(fra
-j-
Iran. Pa-ar(îi)-mar-ti-i$
(cf.
vartay), Pa-ru-u^-ta
p. 1358).
Pourusti).
p. 342,
Mi-is-pa-ru- (OPe. Ppara share,

cf.
JIN
SUNDWALL,
ni-ik-ri
p.
172 f.), in Panamtnu, Pa-a-
(pana -f- kre; cf. Ka(KA Pa}y IPa-an-ni BE XV ni-ik-ru-um RPN);

(cf. Cil.
f.
BARTHOL,
cf.
*piri
(Hit,
pira, in names
of Asia Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 180), in Pi-ri-is-si (cf. Isaur.
sadf 'Pa-na-ri Bccvic, Pis. Ilccveag); II 37;

cf.
"
Hippoutfii;; Bi. i-ns,
BOHL, Kananaer,
p. 66).
Tigl.
I,
Ann.
Pi-in-na-ri
BE XV.
::
Iran. Pi-ri-âti (naipicdSrjq).

'pura,
*pana (OPe.) protection, protector, in Sai3
see buru.
tar-pa-nu] Ba-ga-pa-na (Meyorravoc;) TNB. panu face; ideogr. SI and KA\ see under
Pan-,
Ilu -KA
and Dugnl-pan-ili, Ahir-alik-pani,

I
offspring, see under Pir-. *Pu-ra-gu-u$ (HJiyiB; ^^-ji Bergut, HESS, p. 1 1). *Pa-ra-da- (OPe. Frada). Cf. Ip-ra-a-du-pirna
X1B
pir'u
Sl-a / ia-usur,
in
Imbu-pa-ni-ia\SI-ia,
(Opatacpepyriq)
BE IX.
Ahir-, Nabu-dur-pdniâ*penti
(cf.
mB
CBS
pirhu
pete, pnta,
300
cf.
SUNDWALL,
1912,
pp. 178,
names of Asia Minor, 183; GUSTAVS, OLZ

11826,
Gula-pir-hfi-i-kin-na,
offspring, see under Pir hi-, and Marduk-, Sin-pir-hi-
tikm, Nabu-pir-hi-lilbur, -llhr, Sania^-pir-
ff.),
Pa-an-di
hi-usur.
Pa-an-di-ia
XIV, 162,8; XV, 199,6 (Carn. 1. Havdicov), Pa-an-da-nu XV, 157, si Bi-in-di-ia VS 7: 128, 5; see also under banda, and banti.
Pa-si-i (Sem. DOS?).
BE
*parha,
al
parga, etc. (Hit, cf. barhu), in Par-hiTeSup (CPN: Lah-hi-, or Pir-/d-)\ cf.?
Pti(Bu]-ru-kuz-zi (Lyd. city Hpoyatfeia). *Pa-ri-hi-a (Med.).
U1S Parutu.
in
1
*pisa (Hit,
cf.
paza, pize,
(cf.
names of Asia
8 1), in Pi-si(-i)1.
*parna, pirna (Hit,
cf,
parnna*,
in
names of
Minor,
ri(-is),
SUNDWALL,
Pi-sa-an-di
t
pp. 176, Car. n.
ilccccavSa),
Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 175), cf. Pir"l Bar-na-ki Esarh. A, II 22 na-qu BE XV,
(cf.
Pi-sa\si-ni-U lPi-$d-ar-mu\ Pi-zi-ia-ni
OapvaKicc, in Capp. Pontus, SACHAU,

p. 47);
BE
*pap(p)a
XIV,
58,
36.
ZA XII,
Quttulu, p. 81). in names of Asia Minor,
in
A-ri-pa-ar-na
VS
I,
106,22,
cf.
Pu-us-su-tu
(cf.
HOLMA,
A-ri-pa-ar-ni BE XV,
(cf. papa, SUNDWALL, p. i73f.),
arna.
OPe.
= farnah
131,12; 175,27;
sub
glory,
in
}Ak-
JPa-pa-a, Pa-a-pu
etc.),
nu-par(?)-nu ("delight of the eye"?), A-u-
(flajra,
Hcurac;,
Fla^Jtaq
(cf.
Pa-ap-
ar-pa-ar-nu, Ba-ag-pdr-ar(s\c^-na
(Meyacpepv-rjc;),
[Add.]
pa(-nala$],
Pap-pa-da
l
Pis.
Ba|tei8r|q);
E-pa-ar-na,
-pa-ar-nu-a,
;
Pa-pa-as-si
country,
al
BE XV, Pa-pa-a-li-ti, a Hit OLZ 9, 631; " Pa-ap-pa in Urartu;
Si-tir-pa-ar-na (TicJcsacpepvriq)
cf.
Da-ri-
Pa-ap-pa
Hcccpo!;;
Aki-pa-pu.
Cf.
Pap'
'pir-na- UMBSIIi; Ar-ta-, Da-da-, Ip-raa-du-pir-na- etc., BE X.

,
pa-tum, Pap-pu-u\ see also List
II, i:
Babu.
>
Par-su-u
T. XLIII.
303
(cf.
*Pur(Bur)-si-la-a
(Hit.?).
Su-u-su
(jflô
chicken).
Su-sa-a.
pD
parsu order, in IPar-si-i.
Plr(Par)-U.
ItthS Par-U-du\di, *partama (Iran., Pehlevi
in
*
*Su-u-a-fu (Eg.). *Si-ha-a, Si-hu-u (Eg., see ^). SSu-ufy-ru; S Sa-hi-ir-tum

VSi-ha-ti.
II
i
BE
VI,
r.
Dims, fratama, jrpobroc;),
Par-ta-a-ma'iPar-lPa-ar-ta-am-muliNB.
(Iran.).
implore;
usalli,
in
ti-sal-li,
Belit-,
Pa-ar-tiik-ku (?)
Nabu-, Nana-,
la-a-ilu,
p.
Ninib-'U-sa(t)-li\la.
Sa-
*pisa, see
pis a.
cf.
Sal-li-ilu,
SSa-li-beltu,
Sin-sa-la,
*psi (Hit.,
psse*, SUNDW.,
f**
187),
in
Sar-
Lrtur-sa-la-A$ur.
salalu
Sa-/-a-a, Sal\Sa-al-la-a.
in Ittar-sal-lat-ti,
rupU.
pasu axe (<jU), cf. Pa-U-i. 1EJB pasaru loosen, in Nabu-pa-Ur\$e-ir.
shadow, protect,
-sil-lit.
sillu
shade, protection;
under
Sil-;
. .
IV
beappeased,
Ilu-ip-pa-al-ra
in
cf.
BE
Bel-ippatra(BUR-rd), XIV. -- Ipt napsir,
see
ideogr. GIS.MI; ^Si-il-Bel CBR I, 87, n;
MulabU-sil-d
.,
Tab-sil-E$arra\ntar\Mar-
in
:
WB
J Istar-napsir.
Pa-aS-Su-nu.
cf.
duk\tarri
Bel-sitt$}-la-ni$e$u', Si(t)-la-a(-a}.
(Ar. < DOB),
sa\u\u(K[7S) protection, Nadu-, Sin-,
MarSa-al-
*pasta (Cypr.;
x)cov, n.
1.
Cret. jrdcrac; lord; Car.
Bo (Sin
duk-saliilu\su-lu-lu, Su-lu-lu.
nuofoc;,
SUNDWALL,
salmu
p. 189),
brown
Cf.
(perhaps image,
in
in
Pa-d$-tum-me-e.
tf 3
mu-Nusku CPN),
mu-te\ti.
nB
open, confess, perhaps in Mannai-pi-te; cf. Ap-ta-a-na-ili BE XIV.

pitu
.
. .
Salmu, Sa-la-mu, SalSalimtu BE XV.
*nfiB (WSem.), la-ap-ti-ha-da, Ia-ap-ti-ih-Addu.

Pu-ti-i
JSu-mu-i-tu, or Sulmu-i-tu^). *Su-ma-al-$e-e (Eg.).

Sa(Za?)-an-sa-nu. IBS Su-pu-u (cf. Bi. i&S).
"}Si2
Pa-tdk(htm)
____ ;
cf.
Pa-tak(hmi)-tu
CBR
I,
17,
12.
patanu protect(P), in Asur-pa-tin-nu.
IBS Sa-pa-nu.
Sa(Za1}-ap(bl}-ri
(cf.
Za-ap-rum
190,
BE XIV,
fSaof
pur-tum
*si (Eg.
BE XV,
HOLMA,
in
IV
4;
ae);
name
70.
d say; RANKE, Material,
p. 62), in Si-
a plant,
sa-su
.
.
Kleine Beitrage, p.
.
ka-a, Si(-i)-Huru.
"1X2^ ?i r u
.,
in Sin-sa-su
high,
in
Nabu-si-ri\MAH-ilani, SerSi-rat-qibit-Marduk.
*siruka (Med.),
Ha-na-si-ru-ka\
cf.
El. n.
1.
si-e-ri,
Si-ri-i,
Kam-mus-si-ra-ka,
sarpu,
sirpu
Memnon
'
V,
p. 97.
sabli
warrior,
Za-bii-um.
in
Sa-bu-damiq, Mannu-ki-sabi,
shining, in J Sa-ar\zer-pi-i\ Sir-pi-Nergal, Adad-, Ninib-sir-pi BE XV.

Sa-an-su-ru\
cf.
n^2 sabatu grasp, receive; with qatu succour; ideogr. LU; (Ina-}Ahir-$um-asbat;
SepaAhir-asbat\ Bel-, Nabn-qata-sa-bat\LU\ Bel2 e;
Sansiratu, a bird.
saruru, in Sama$-sa-ru-ri.
Ina- d Belit-as-bat
UMBS
II I, 158,
Qa-a.
Qa-a-ilu (Qdilufy
qibu
cf.
Qu-i-lu.
Harran-,
sibtu
?
Ilu- t
Sama's-sabatanKJL U-a\an-ni)
Alur-sa-bat-~su-iqbi.
cf.
speak,
announce;
Bel-,
ideogr.
E\
in
JBelit-sabtini;
Ki-abl-aq-bi\
property,
.
Si-bit- ali ...
Iqbi-, Adad-, Asur-, Bel-,^
Nergal-taqbi(KA]-liUr\ Ilu-, Mahir-,
Sabutanu,
Mannu-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Samal-, Sarruiq-bi\E\

balat-iqbi:
Sa-du-
TTi Si-da-du,
2 (WSem.), in Ammi-sa\sd-du\dug-ga. Si\Ziid-qa(-a], Si-id-qi-ilu\ see also List II I,
(== SpXDbn,
Ar.
ostracon
Ahir-,
Nabu-; balatsu-iqbi from Nippur,

Ilu-,
JAOS,
;
25, p. 205):
Marduk-,
:
under Sidqu.
sa[adu
No.
i.
Naba-,Nergal-, Ilu- gabbi-iqbi Adad-, Ilu-, Nergal- sabatsu:

;
Sin-,
Sama$-\
bu-lut-su-iqbi
hunter,
in Sa-a-a-di.
iqbi:
AXur-;
sar-iqbi:
Salmu-; Papsukkal-
304
$a-iq-bu-ul-tni',
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
Bel-ill-iq-bi\bu-u-ni;
Minu-
ibp }Mu-qa-li-L
laq-bi;
Inf. in
Bel-liq-bi.
Ptc. in Ahi-qa-bi.
bbp Muqallil-initu.
*Ki-kil-la-a-nu
(cf.
Etil-qabi; Za-ni-iq-ga-bi-e-Samal
BROCKELMANN,
II
i.
Vergl.
Dilbat.
qibu
Gramm.,
order; ideogr. E\
in Qibl-
p. 247, d).
Ga-al-ga-ld-ni [Add.].
command,
Ki-il-ki-la-nu
UMBS
ilani, Ina-ki-bi-BeL
Qalunzu.
*qalpa, see
;
Qal(?)-lu-su.
qibltu
idem, in Qiblt-, Sir at-ki-bit- Marduk.

?
qarpa.
As-ta-qu-um-me.
Cf.
Qa-ba-a-te.
Qa-ba-su-ilu.
in
qumme,
in
Iplp qaqqadanu grasshopper,

cf.
JGa-ga-da-ni-tum
Quttulu, p. 12.
BE
Qaqqadanu; XVII, 22, 5;
D5p?
*i3p
*quni (Eg.?), in Qu-ni-hu-ru. J Qu-na-ba-tu.

'
*kuna.
HOLMA,
*quua
(cf.
(WSem.,
cf. Bi.
ffip),
in
Qa-na-a-ilu
Ilu-,
ttnp \Aq-da-aS-ilu.
kuwa,
(Pis.
in
names of Asia Minor, SUNDQu-u-a

(Cil.
Sama$-qa-na-a. Qu-ni-i. Ki-kin-na-ni. 13p Qa-an-ni-i. Qa-nu-nu.

'*
Qa-
WALL,
ii-ia
p. 12/f.), in
Kouaq), QuKouXiq).
1.
an-na-su-si.
Ki-la-a-a-qa-nun.
Koiac;),
Qu-i-li
cf.
(Cil.
CjpBp qapqapu, in Enlil-, I-gur-qa\ka-ap-qa\ka-
mat
Qu-e (Eastern
Cilicia;
Car. n.
Kuov,
pu\pi.
Kuc;; Kcoc;).
Qa-ri-Utar.
Qu-ri-i,
lamenting, btfp blp BE XIV; cf. Marduk Bel-ga-lirequest, ? DA-qa-li-Marduk, Sa-qa-la-utir$u(i\ AnaAlur-qa-al-la, Dur-qa-li, Htar-, Nabu-durqalu
II,
(>
CIS
p. 29)
Qar-bat-tu.
Tip qardu, qarradu strong, in Nergal-qar-du\ Adda-, Ahir-, Sulman-qarradu. qurdu strength, see under Qurdi-.
qa-la \qa{-d)-li\lu
',
fI-na-qa-li-ia-di-ni-ib- Xi
*nip (WSem., be bald),

ha-a\
Qa-ri-hi,
cf.
in
BE
XIV.
in Qa-ma|U* arise), AbiAffi-, Afar-, Samat(Capp.),
t
*D1p (WSem.
= Dip,
cf.
Qar-ha-a, cf. GirKar-e-fyi, Ki-ra-aJd
A$ur
*qarpa,
qa(^d)-mu\me\
Ahi-qu-mu
*Qa-u(sam ?)-su.
pip Qu-qi-i, Qu-qu-u-a ku-uk-ki CT 28:
142,
6 ).
(cf.
\ô, ,jfjj
as;
7,
pelican; Ku-uk-ku VS 7:
qalpa (Hit, cf. krbba, icpccp, Kap^ etc., in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. H2f.), in Qar\Qdl-pa-ru(-uti)-da\ cf. Ki-ir-ba-as-si CBS 3474 (Car. n. Kup1.
Pada).
Cf.
halpa, hirbe.
in
flp qarsu slander,

kar-si-u-ba-a$.
Dan-nu-qar-si, Nabu-
Qu-a-qu-a.
Qa-ki-ia(tra).
Qi-il-ti-i.
*qruru (Eg. qrr(w) frog), in Pa-aq-ru-ru.

It&'p
:|:
Nabu-ki-il-tu.
O^p I-qi-i-su
sa-a-a.
= I-qi-si=Qi-i-su.
Il-qi-su.
Keitfoc;, Kitftfoq
Ta-qi-su.
Qi-
qasdu lofty, qata, see kata.
cf.
Sin-ga-li-id.
qatu
ivy).
cf.
hand;
ideogr.
SU, with or without dual

?
*Ki(-i}-su
(cf.
sign; in Qa-ti-ilu, Gabbu(-ind}-qdta-ili, Ina-
q^p qepu overseer, governor,
Nabu-qip
VIII,
i.
qata-ilani,
Asur-qata-sabat,
Nabu-qa-at-
(or \zd\qipt\enH\ Nabn-ki-pi-ili
BE
u-da] A-na-ga-ti-Sama$-a-na-ta-al1-D
LC;
qasu present, in Ta-qi$\qi-$u, Taqfla-Belit-,
Ahir-qat-su\
d
Adad-,
II 2, 53,
A$ur-qas-sun\su-nu,
'
Taqila-Gula, Gula-
Sin-ta-ki-$a\$e-liblut\
t
t
Samnuhu-qas-su-nu, Qas-su-ni', J A-ta-mar-
Ta-qi-su (<^$$u ?), Iqi$a- Adad-,Bel- Ekarra-,

Enlil-, Na bu-, SamaS-, Zaba-iqrta
;
qat-sa
"jlnp
UMBS
ie.
apal-iqisa :
zer-
\Qi-ti\te-nu, Ki-ti-nu.
Sin-; sum-iqisa: lUar-,

jqisa:
Marduk-, Nabu-;
Ea-,
Gula-,
*nnp
(Ar.) qattara
= \ILL rock,
3.
in Ilu-,
',
Natyu-,
Adad-,
-;
Bel-,
Nabu-,
Si-qa-tar\qa-ta-ri\qa-at-ta-ra
cf.OBa.7tf-.s-z-
iqisanni: Bel-,
Nabu-.
qa-tar
Qi-it-ri-i.
VS
7: 204,
Marduk,
Qtitiia.
Qi-il-ti-i.
T. XLIII.
305
*r(a),
ri,
ru (Hit. ending; cf.
ra
p.
in
names of Asia
Minor,
KRETSCHMER,
328;
SUNDWALL,
Nabu-, Nergal-, Ninib-, Sin-, Carnal-, rlmanni / d Urkittu-ri-me-in-ni.

;
p. 277), cf. Asi-ri (cf. Pis.
Aâpeuq), IGilu-
ramu grace,
rimu
in
Ra-a-mu-$a-ilaniSu.
in
ra(-nl-e)(Kha\d.\ Ia-^hu-ru, Labsa-ri-e, ?La/>-
mercy, grace,
Ki-mu-u-a, RtntuS,
tu-ru (Nairi), Pinna-ri, Pisi-ri(s), Sa(n)ga-ra,
Ri-en-Su-ilu, Nabu-Sakin-remu.
Sard(d)u-ri (Khald.), Sar-ua-rri, Ur(Ta$?)bu-ru (cf. sl Bit Ur-bi-ru JADD 742, *),
rimutu
grace, see under Rimut-.
rimenu merciful, in Ri-me-ni-Mardnk, tttarri-me-ni.
Ulba-rra;
"l
lngi-ra
"l
(in Cilicia),
~
Ti-mu-ur
"l
(in Cil., cf. Isaur. city Tiu,u-pa),

II
al
Kar-ka-ra
*Ra--si-i, Ra-su- (Eg.). *Ra--su-nu (Ar., dimin.,

cf. Bi.
50, 69 b (cf.
Fapyapov,
17
(cf.
in Troas),
MDOG 35, p.
"l
q),
Car. demot.
*
KuKu-
fljah).
1S*i~i
resu
head;
?
ideogr.
SAG;
see under Hi,
Hu-za-ar-ra
la-ar
(cf.
Car.
51, is c (cf.
KoXupa), Lye. Acwtapac;).

Iri-r-tilla;
;
(in Unqi), sad

~
ai "KulttJX 4
usur.
Re$-A$ur.
in Ri-ba-a-a, Urn- 1
"Da-pa-ra II R Cf. also Dura-.
l rasu jubilate, in J Gula-, J Urkittu-ri-Sat.
X 4 ni rebu fourth,
>ai rabu
II
i
V"*"
1
1-
a- a.
r(i)-Tehip,
Siga-ri-tilla
CPN;
Anta-r-atli; Kuri-r-pa
and the
El. r-suffix,
be great, in Ir-bi- Haldi. m ake great, in Nergal-$ume-rab\GAL-bi.
HUSING,
p. Qf.
OLZ
hru*,
1905,
5of.;
Memnon, IV
rabu great, in Rabi-ASur, Adad-,

ra-ba(-d), Asur-, Ekurhi-,
Ilu-,
RamanSin-rabi.
*ru
(Hit,
cf.
in

in
Raba-sa-Marduk, Adad-raba-iddin, Mannuki-ili\klma-Adad-rabu.
SUNDWALL, p. 83 STANG, The Land of the

flf.),
Hitc-ru-uada (GARHitt, p. 376, n.

3),
WSem.
Ra-bi-
sidqi, -ilu, Elu-ra-bi, Rab-bi-ilu.
Qarpa-ru-(ti)da.
JRu-bu-ut-tum
Ra--a-bi-El
*riga (El.), in
(WSem.),
in E-lu-ra-i-ba; cf.
Humba-ri-ga;
in
"l
Al-ga-ri-ga Abp.
BE
IX.
V
govern;
ideogr.
in Ir-a-ni
si.
Cf. Ir-ri-ga.
n re'u pasture,
duk).
re'u
(-Mar-
D5i1 rigimtu
cry,
Tab-ri-gi-ma-th-Adad, TabCil.
*Ra--u(a-mi).
shepherd,
Samas-,
u-tu.
SIB\ in A$ur-ren; Sarru-reu-u-a', Adad-, Nabu}
rigimat(KA)-ilu. *ruda, runda (Hit, cf.

p. 84), in
PorvSac;,
SUNDWALL,
Mar-duTar-di-tu,
Qar(l)-pa-ru(-uri)-daldi.
reuni; Asur-r/uhmu',
1 Abi-lu-ri-e.
Ri- -i-KaUi. Ri--
"HI ridu child, in Ri-da-a, Ri-di-L

u-a, Mar-di-i\ -ia.
tSa-mar-di.
ramu love.
Prt. iram, in
Ahir-, Ilu-,Nabu-,
Tar-di-it-A$ur.
Sarni-napsat(napi$ti)-iram, na-i-ra-mn. Perm, ram (a) in IRa-ma-da,
Ninib-sa-knn-
nil Ra-di-mu.
*rau (Eg. rw;
Rad-ma-nu.
RANKE,
Material, p. 54), in Nihti-
Ra-ma-ilu
(Capp.),
Ra-me-ilu
Asiir-kina-ra-am
(Capp.),
El-ara-u, INiharau.
Sin-ra-ma,
ISd-ra-ma
>
K 3 *n
*D n
l
rittu
hand, help,
in
Rit-ti-Marduk;
cf.,
Sahamil-ra-ma (Capp.); ramat, in JNabu-, f Sammu-ra-mat. Ptc.ra im(ram), vkNaburam-napisti,

ASir-,
however, HUSING, OLZ, 17, 156. (WSem.) be high, cf. Â-a-, Abi-, fAbi-,
Abdt-, Ahl-,
Ahir-, Nabu-ra(i)m-
Am-, Bel(Baal], Etu-, Ila-ra(m}Cf.
nisesu, Ahir-ra-mi-im-ârru,
Nabu-ram-zer.
mu\mi\mi\ma\am.
ri-im-mu,
Abi-,
Hi-ru-uin-mu.
Mar(i)-,
A-a-
JRaimtu
(not
'Ramtu).
in
Aid-,
Milki-la-
naramu darling,
Naram-Sin.
rim(-me)lla-ar-me.
in Adad-, y"n resu helper; ideogr. ID.DAH; Ahir-, Nabu-, Sama$-ri-si\su-u-a. *ruz(j, s) (OInd. rocas light; cf. OPe. raucah,
p rimu
3 "l
bull; ideogr. AM; in 1Rim-Sin,NabuAM-ilani, ? AUr-ri-im-ni$ehi.
remu have pity on, be merciful; ideogr.
LID; in JAbi-li-rim. Ipt. rim, in Ri-imt Anum, Ri-im\AM-Sin; Rtmanni-, Adad-,

Ahir-, Bel-, Ea-, Haldi-,
No.
i.
Av. raocana
-pati BE
= ruhi(n},
in Ru-û-un-datii,
IX, Arta-ru-h'i
5),
Ilu-,
Marduk-,
Dar. 82,
in
Ba-ga-ru-n$, Ru-uz-ma-an-ia "trusting

39
TNB,
306
in the light"
p.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
(SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ, 38
I,
*Ra-ma-te\ti-ia,Ra-me-ti-i (Med.); ci.Brt

tu-a,
Ra-ma-
271; HiRT, Indogerm.,

Ri-zi-in-ni.
p. 107).
Sarg. Ann.
?
72.
Ri-za.
*rana,
cf.
An-da-ra-nu, Ki-lam-ra-nu, IMa-zu-
*am
(Ammon.), Ru-hu-bi.
ruhitu, in Tab-ru-hi-ti.
ra-nu;
im
WSem.
<
GW(? Ku)-du-ra-nu CPN; "'Ar-zn-
i?"i,
in
ra-na
JADD
877,
5;
A-la-ra-na-du.
cf.
Ad-, Si-ra-hi-i\ ra-tm-u BE X, Nabu-ra-hi-i

ra-M(-ia)
dAd-du-ra-hi-i
TNB, AdX, Nabii-
Ri-sa-a-a\ Ri-si-i.
Pcoîq,
*i5B"i
*Ru\Ur-sa-a (Khald.;
p. 84).
BE
SUNDWALL,
;
UMBSII
i,
Sama*-ra-hi-ia
cf.
BEX;
~
(WSem.), Ra-pa-a, Ra-pa-ia,' Adad-,

Si-ra-pa-a\
-Ra(-a)-pi-,
la-,
Ad-, Id-, Adad-ra\ri-a-ha(-d)-u\u\ ra-ha-a-u-a JADD 986, R. II 5.

*Dh"i
al
Til-
Am-ra-pi'
Am-
mu\Hammu->
ra-pi-e.
1ZJB1
J Ili-ra-bi\pi, -ra-bi-ih, Marti-
(WSem. dm,
hi-ma-a',
>cuo),
Ra-hi-me-i, Ra\Ri-hi-
Ri-pi-te (fiBI?).
melmu-ilu, -sarru, Adad-ra-hi-mu, Ra\Ri-
rapsu large, in Kim-ta-ra-pa-a$-tum.

(Ar.)
Ra-ah-ma-nu-ma.
cf.
Ra-sun-nu\ni.
Cf.
'" ai
rahasu to trust,
rabu
Ra-hi-is-$arru.
Ur-si-si.
reward; ideogr. SU; Prt. eriba, iriba 3 nK; (written SU, i-ri-ba, eri(*^yba,
.
*Ru(Supf}-ra-di-di\
J
'
Ru-ra-su(?).
Ba-ba-,
Ill
45, ci.
"'Zu-za-ru-ra(-a-a), inNairi, Shams.
cf.
DELITZSCH, Miscellen, I,
1908, p. 721
ff.;
ZDMG
1910, col. 539;
p. 193 UNGNAD, SCHOLLMEYER, OLZ THUREAU-DANGIN, Sargon,

;
npl
"!
Mar-qi-hi-ta (nnp"\tt).
rasu take,
acquire; IraUi-, or Rah-, or Wa6!i( TUK(-h}}-ilu, Nabu-, / Nana-iratti,

(cf.
1128, 5,30, Eriba-, and $artenu), Abi- Adad-, Afd-, Ahua-, A$ur- Bel-, Ilu-, I$tar(-bab}-, Marduk-, Naba-, Ninib-, Sin-,
t
p. 5, n.9; cf. also Sin-eri-ba\i-ri-ba h see under
Nabd.64,s;
or -uSabU
TALLQVIST, ZA, VII,

n.);
CLAY, BE, XV, p. VIII, TUK-$i; A-ha-na-ar-U.

J-l
p. 276; Ah-lu-nr-si
lRa-$i-i/n.
lRa-$il\
196,
18.
Bel-ra-U-il\ra-UlttK;
UMBSII
i,
SamaS-, Zamama-; ab-eriba:

Sin-,
Ilu-\ aheriba:
Asur-, vBel-, tttar-, Marduk-, Nabu-, Ninib-,
*rastu
(cf.
Av. rasta, from the basis rad, BARU-ni-ri-ta
Samal-\
apal-erfba:
Nabu-^
-
kin-eriba:
TIIOL., p. 335), in (Ass.) A-ra-aS-fa(-a).

*ritu,
cf.
. .
Nab ft;
erlbsunu:
Nairn-.
Ptc. in
Nabu-
.;
Tammaritu
(EL).
ra(i)b-ahe(hi).
WSem.
cf.
la-ri-ib-Adad
*ratta
T-D LC;
ribatu
te
Ri-ib-Adda.
in Ri-ba(-d)-te, SU-a-te,
(probably == OInd. ratha "chariot"), in J Ra-ta-ah-ta-ah TNB, RaTu(t)t-ratta.

(S 1409,4).
JoJ?).
reward,
SUV-
ta-ak-ka-
Aln-raltaL
(=
ra^n), Ribat-ilanL
*Ra-tu-lu
Ilu-ta-ri-bi, Utar-,
(cf.
tarlbuidem,in Ta-ri-bi, Tarlbi-IStar, Tartb(SU}ilani (see
under Eriba-},
Tar-te-ba,
sa demonstr.
pron.,
and
genitive-particle,
see
Si-ta-ri-ba\bi\\(ta-}SU.
tartibu,
in
Tar-ti-ba-Utar, Nabii-
under Sa- (passim.), and Amel-iâkke-âUStim, Alur-$a-pa(i)-te-ri [Add.], A$ur-$atak-lu-ka, Ahir-la-â-bulluti,

?
tar-ti-ba-umr.
Bun-$a-dadu,
Hude-$a-libbi, Kisru (J)-M-Ahr, Idu-$a-A$ur,

rihtu
remainder, mASur-,
Nabu-ri-ih-tu\te?
Liiimir - $d-ili\Sama$,
Raba -$a- Marduk,

Ninib-â-
usur,
ilani.
Ri-fia(-a)-nilnu, Ri-ha-te.
Ri-hu-sa-
Ramu-â-ilanihi,
Ritiu-Sa-ilani,
kunna-iramu.
sa-iqbu-ul-lni.
.
.
Relat. pron., in Papsukkal-
*pi1 tRi-i-qa, Ri-ka.

*rak,
in
Sf.
of 3rd p. sg.
f.,
in
Ku-uz-zu-ra-ak
.;
cf.
Rak-ra-ba-ti
BE XV.
*3D"|
JEkur-sa-ldmur,-nammir,SSinqi-$a-a-jnur, JSalmi-$d. Possibly abbrev. of Samas

(cf.
(WSem.),
tu\tL
.
in Bi--li-ra-ka-bL
Ru(-u}-kip(p}}-
HILPRECHT, inRPN
cf.
(s.
Dilbat, pp. 12, 81),

.
UNGNAD, Sd-ra-ma, Bu-ur-M

p. 19, n.3
;
*Ru-mi-in
T-D LC,
.
Etil-pi-td
f.
of Ibkuia,
cf.
EtilIn-
^ramna'COPe.raman delight), \\\Aria-ra-am-na-
pi-Sama$,
of Ibku-$ama$)
T-D LC;
T. XLIII.
A M]
Ian
!'
'ii. il
S'ames.
307
bu-$a;
Lndarl-bc-li-â
BE XV;
q. v.
2\fanitiun-
saga-r-akti (Cass.
vocabulary
== naf>-&d-ru, see
i-gar-ri-til-la
$anin-$a, Ptr-sd; Taribu-Sdl-D'LC; Uban$a-nciidat.

sa-a(-a)
cf.
Eg.
= hi
,
under Sagarakti-.
Cf. (Hit.)
CPN.
(cf.
Ahe-sa-a(-d]
Ak-fa-sa-a-a
Bi.
:i!
sadi (Hit,
cf.
zada*: oaSa,
p.
in
names of Asia
in
â),
su
sf.
J Hanabu-$a-a.
//<?,
Minor,
/^,
/>///,
SUNDWALL,
243 f.),
Sa-di-
of 3 rd p. sg. m., see under

ilu,
Tehip
1
(cf. 2a,8u-ttrrr)c);
Sa-du-Se-en-niCVN.
a$abu, ah-u, ekurru,
kattu, kusur, libbu,
Raiadi-$a-di-i.
in Sadu(d) Sa-di-Dagan, SaduSaddinnu, Asur-$ad-ni$e$u [Add.*],
t
warn, mdtu,
also su.
nise,
rlmu,
himu,
utlr;
see
sadu
mountain,
Ninib,
*su (sa),
cf.
Sana-he, Siratu, Za-ri-hi
(cf.
BORK,
Bel-Harran-,
Esagil-, Ilu-,
OLZ
him,
*se
(sa)
9, 590).
in
Eg. sw, person, pron. he, Iptih-ar-te-$u, Rta-mah-sa.

hypocor. ending,
1
Harran-, Marduk-$adua, Marduk-, Nabu-, Sin-KUR-
u-niâd- du-u-ni\$a-du-nu.
*saddar, in
su pron. of Utti- d
(Mit.
cf.
UNGNAD,
Tamma-sad-dar.
3rd p. sg. m., in Bel-, t Na-na-lii-u\$u, -uHi, Sa-tttar\Nabu-Su-u\u\\MU,
Dilbat, p.
1),
cf.
Agab-se\ U-ri-$a; Ki-li-ta
CPN; Sa-ma-a^se CBS 3480 (cf. Car. 2cc/ Taua-a$-si. Cf. p.a<5(5ic;, SUNDWALL, p. 246),
BORK, MVG, XIV,
Se--gu-u
&'
Ilu-su-mal sum-ma.
*Su-u-a
S|1ttJ
p. 44.
1/iDiN?
Su-u-a; Isaur. Soaq). see under Sepa-. Se-pit-I$tar. foot, (?)sepu

(cf.
se'u
seek,
in
E-se-i-Marduk-ablut Dilbat;
Sc-i-Asur,
ZJ
-ilu>
*Su(-wd}-ar-da-taltum (Aryan suvar-data) *a-u$-$a-tar (Aryan Sau-ksatra*, cf. OInd.
Sa-ii-la-a-nu.
ISi-la-a-ni, Si-la-nini-Suqa-
Su-ksatra; Av.
*Su-si-ga-a$ (Cass.). nimo Su-uk-hu.
:i:
hu-^.sa})ra).
muna.
mustalu decider, in Mus-ta-li', Samas-inu-usta-al
l
T-D
LC
in Se-li-bi\ ci.Sc-li-pi
suhuli (Cass.,
cf.
skkule*,
p.
in
names of Asia
in
selibu
fox,
(BROCKELSar-,
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
194),
Sn-hu-li-
MANN, p. 15/f). saruwind, breath, see under "ix.ittj

Ina-sari-bel-alak,
Sugab.
and
"IJTCJ
Su-ufy-ra-ti-Istar.
Tab-sar-.
*suhur
in
*saba, suba (Hit-Mit.,
cf.
sebe*, sub a*,

cf.
names
mhur), Burra-Su-hur
(cf.
in
Capp.
Sii-hu-ur-bi-a',
cf.
CBS
3487, Su-hu-ur-ni
CBS
10.
of Asia Minor,
in
SUNDWALL,
pp. 192, 197),

Phryg.-Pis.
3534
"ii3tD
2;
Su-gur-Tcsup
(Eg.?).
UMBS
II 2, 84,
Sabilti (ace. Sa-bi-li-in',

cf.
Sd-ak-si-ha-H-ha
2apa-Xoq);
Su-ub-bi-lu-li-u-ma, Sii-ub-
mastaru written
ta-ri-ibnu.
document,
in
Btt-ma$-
li-hu-li-um-ma, Sa-pa-lu-ul-ine\ ISu-bu-naah-su (Capp.). Cf. m " t Sii\Su-ba-ru-u (Mitanni;

cf.
Capp.-Cil. city 2o(3apa).
summa when,
in
if,
see under Sutnma-.
X 4 3TZJ
sibu
become
Sa-bu-lu,
satisfied,
H-bi-Urra.
SI
simtu decision, see under be I.
*Sabaku
b^ttj,
(Eg.).
pron. of 3rd
ta-ri-ba.
p. sg.
f.,
in
S Si-i-dan-na-ti, Si-
or
bfitEJ
J Sabullatu;
n.
cf.
JSu-bu-ul-
tum "the ear", T-D LC.

*Su-ba-an-di
(cf.
Se-kib-si-bar
OInd.
pr.
Su-bandhu,
1,
Sd-ki-zu (?).
?
SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ,
germ.,
*sibar (EL,
S5
38, p. 27
HlRT, Indo-
ISa-kil-ia.
Si-ik-lum Dilbat.
I
cf.
p. 107).
2J
sakanu do, establish; iskun (GAR-uti), in

Bel-, Sulmu-iskun; apal-iskun:
Cass. sibir], in Ununan-U-bar\bir.

in Si-gu-u-a\ cf.
cf.
Nahih-;
sar-
4 SttJ
segii
prayer,
Se--gu-u.
sagamu to cry, roar,

I-$a-gu-uin-ri-$a-$u
Dilbat, No. i.
Nabu-$a-gim;
iskun: Sin-; sum-iskun: Adad-, Bel-, Nabu-; Sum-ltt-ku-un. -- Perm, in Asur-bel-sakin

(or &&&/?), Lu-$a-kin(kbi).
BE XV, R-gu-um-Urra BE VIII, i. Sa-gim-mu
Ptc. in
Ahtr;
$a-kin-balati,
Nabu-Sakin-rcmu [Sulmu [sum

39*
3 o8
KNOT TALLQVIST.
Naba-GAR\$a(Ina-}Eulmal-, MardukNabu-'sakin-uddii. Nabuki(n)-sum,

,
in
Sil-ini-ia
[Add.];
Sil-mc
Si-il-me
84,
is,
CBS
3524,
G,
Sil-me-ia
CBS 3524, a, UMBSII2,

p. 46,
$aknu(t}, Adad-saknt(J).
Sil-mi-til-la
Memnon V,
Sil-mc-
Sa-ki-ru (perhaps drunkard). Su-uk-ri-ia (Sem ?).

J
.
Tchip
:;:
CBS
cf.
3480.
*mas-ki-ri (possibly
= Ph.
sama
n. div. isott), in
Am-
zama, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 245 f.), in Sama-Tehip (cf. Sd(Hit.,
mas-ki-ri.
*sila (Hit., see also zili, silt; cf. zila, in
iun- liIM); Sa-ma-as-se
CBS
cf.
3480
(cf.
Car.
names
Hattu(cf.
QttJ
Sccjiccodic).
*sima (Hit.;
of Asia Minor,
i;
SUNDWALL, p. 249),
in
p. 250), in Si-mi-tilla
Zima, SUNDW., CPN, Indi-U-ma.
-fSi-li-ia
CBS
3523,
20;
Se-el-lu
sumu name, son; ideogr.

i$kun, ukin, u$abti, u$esi;
rabbi, Sallim;
taqqin,
bel,
MU;
lib$i,
see under
SiXXiq, SeXXtq);
cf.
Cass. }Sila-b-
asbat, ere$, erlb, etir, ibni, iddin, imbi, iqisa,

libur, tthr;
Sah CBS
*sula
(cf.
4566.
zula,
SUNDWALL, p.253), ci.Su-lu-su-nu;

tSii-la-a;
usur;
kaslr, nadin,
Su-li-a;
'.
.
.
A-ri-hi-lum
I,
CBS
5.
3641.
Sakin,
zakir;
belti,
r/u, zakar, and
in-di-hi-la Tigl.
Hunt.
Ill
sal a
without,
in Sa-la-belti\ili-mannu.
Sum-; A-ta-lu-MU-ia; Labar-himhi. ^ttTD semii hear; ideogr. HAL; isme, see under
*sulubi (Hit,
cf.
zlbba:
tfiXp,
tfctXp,
in
names
Halpa-
ISme-, I$ma-, Sin-karabi-;
ism(e)anni,
see
of Asia Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 250), in
under Ihnanni-, and Adad-, Ahir-, Marduk-, JUrkittu-; lasme: Sulmu-bcl-; seme: Nabiitahhi-;
Bel-.
*silhak (El.), \i\Si-iin-ti-h-il-ha-ak;
cf.
Si-il-ha-ha
Nabtt-dini-U-me
[Add.];
simanni:
,
Dilbat,
Si-il-ha-ak-'^NINNI.LAM ~DEP
WSem.
in (Ba.)
.
Sa-ma-
^.Sa-ma-
sa-li-ti,
bbffii
XI, 78. in dMar-bit-.

ntar-inas-lal-la-a-te.
ISa-la-la.
DbttJ
salamu be safe,
in
remain sound.
Perm.
Addu, Tammc$-'sa-matBc-cl-$d-am-ma. Adad-, Samas-sam-ma-i. ^Sa-ma(-}-gu-nu, cf. Sa-ma-ah-u-nu BE IX. samu h e a v e n in Samc-dnri, -ta-ba-ni, J PAP'
Sd-lim-ahum, -ktnu, Abu-$d-liin.
Same, Mar-Enlil-samsum-Same, Ahir-ctilGI;

same-u-irsiti-ballitsu,
II
keep
safe, preserve; ideogr. DI,
Sar-'samc-uballitsu.
usallim:
A$ur-
Bel-,
Nabu-,
Si'-;
sallim:
Sa-ma-a-a.
J
Sd-mu-u-a.
Sa-me-ku, Sc-im-ka, St-h-im-ki (support).
Adad-, Ahir-, Bel-, Edu-,

Nergal-,
Ilu-,
Ilu-,
Marduk-,
Ahir-,
Enlil-,
(WSem.
Cf. (Ba.)
7120), in (Ass.)
Samat-; Marduk-, Nabu-;

Alur-\
sallim-ahu ahe:
sallim-aplu:
Si-im-ka-ia,
Ilu-,
*Sa-ma-ki-ilu
cf.
TNB.
sallim-sarru:
:
aba-sallim:
;
Marduk-\
:i:
sammu herb,
sa-mi-mi
II
I
Sam-mu-balati.
Adad-rnu-'sam-mir.
ahe-sallim Nabu-,
Sama$-
sallimanni : Ahir-,
(D'Jttttif),
cf.
Zi-sd-mi-mi.
in
Bel(-Harran}-, Ekur-,
bab-,
Gabbu-rlsi-,
Istar-
"iâtD
:!:
preserve,
Marduk-, Nabu-,
Nergal-, Sin-; sallim-
sunu: Asur-, Ilu-, Nabu-; Sal-lim-ia; sullim:
8U-ma-ra (Aryan smara a$-hi-ma-ra.
= "memor"),
in
Ar-ta-
Ahe-, Nabu-ahe-; musallim, see under Mutallim-,
and A/a-, Asur-,
Bel-, Kadi-,
Nabu-,
Sin-.
samsu sun, see under Santh-, and Asir-, Asur-, Ilu-, Kandar-; see also List II, I. sina sf. of 3rd p. pi. f, in Ahu-U-na.
ttJ'Qtti
salamu health, in Sa-la-mu\me, Sa-la-ma-saiqbi^).
sunu
sf.
of 3rd
p. pi. m.,
in Ahir-Xallim-sit-nu,
JBc-lit-su-nu, Asaridsunu.
S$d-al-mi-$d.
Marduk- si- liin- ahe.
*sen, senni, sinni, sina (Hit, cf.Mit. sen
"brother";
.
sulmu welfare, safety, see under Sulmu-,
see also sina),
cf.
19,
Se-en-na
.,
Sc-en-ni
42,
Ahir-sulmu-a-mur, (Mannu-}Lu-hilmu. Sullumu, Sulhima.

*silme (Hit.,
cf.
UMBS
II 2,
1 1 1,
Se-cn-ni-ia 132,
1 1
Sc-en;
slrnme:
c5eXp.,
oaXp., (JoXu., in
p. 194),
14 ni-ka CBS 3474, Se-en-nu-na\l2, 32, ss CBS Se-en-da-da Se-en-na-ak-ka CBS 3474,
1
,
3480,
Sc-na-til-la
Dilbat;
Aga-b-'se-cn-ni
T. XLIII.
309
BE XV,
190, II
AkMe-ni BA VI, 5,
p.
nispatu
judgment,
.
in
Ni$-p
i-ti('i)-Jid,
Ari-b-te-en-ni-ia
CBS, As; Banti-U-na(-aii}\

I-ri-$e-en-ni;
s
;
-ut(tam!}-li.
Du-ul-bi-h'-en-nill2, 11,9, Hu-di-ti-h-en-ni
*Si-ip-tu-ri
CBS
3480,
IV
s;
Lu-ab(?)-h2, 13,43;
*sqa, ska, sha
(Hit.,
cf.
skka*,
in
names of Asia
cf.
c'/i-tiiBE
XIV,
14,
Pu-uh-h-en-nill
Minor,
(n.
1.
SUNDWALL,
p. 193),
Gi-el-ha-a
Sa-du-h-en-ni CPN; Ta-i$e-en-ni; Ta-hab-h-en-ni XV, 198,25; Ur(Ipt}122,7; 132,43,

du-$e-en-ni CBS 3480;
cf.
Gasga,
MDOG
35, p.
18;
Pamphyl.
yj,
city KecJKoq),
"!
Ia-a$-hu-ru\ "'Zibi-ti-fyu-na,
^QBa-ba-an-ê-en
AO 5504, Is; 5628,

R.i; 5515, R*Slina (Hit.,
cf.
Di-ma$-qa, Ti-ma-at-gi
MR-kulfrri-bi
TA
53, es; 197,
4,
Da-hi-:$-h-cn
AO 5505,
names of
Su-na^pt
ptei(!),
Utyi-tti.
OLZ,
1910,
296.
.##,
.ra##;
tfuvcc,
in
saqu lofty, in Nabu-$aqu(NIAT)-ina-mati.

cf.

a$-hi-ra;
a1
~
p. 195), in
Cf.
l
Asur-i$-ta-gal, -i$-ta-na(i}-gal, I-li-et-ta-
Sarma-Uun.
Targa-hta-l/i;
ki-el;
Am-mi-i$-ta-kal
(cf.
T-D LC.
A-ra-ds-ni
5.
TA 75,
10,
Ah-ti-d$(rum*}-na
*Si-qi-la-a
Lyd. SeiKtXoq). Si-iq-la-nu-um
TA 319,
*sandu,
cf.
Ku-ru-u$-ni
BE
XIV,
168,
42.
?
T-D LC.
Ma$-qa\ka-ru.
*sar (Sati-ri), L UGAL, Sdr,
in
sangu priest, see under Sangu-.
Sa-an-dam-me
in
i,
BE XV; ^Harme30, III 45;
MAN}} (Hit,
cf.
sar a,
sanda,
List II
*sindi (Cass.,
Nairi,
see
also
p. I9of.;
under Sanda.
si'mdi, simti), in
see also sara), see under Ahlib-, Aki-b-,
Si-in-di-Sugab;
this
Art-, Hattu-, Ithib-, Tehi-b-, Zura-\ Ari-b-,
for other
names composed with

pp. 40,
in
element,
Isgan-,
Tabu-,
Tukki-sar CPN;
Tigl.
I,
cf.
Sar-uei.
see
CPN
199, 201.
Cf. Si-in-dti-Si;
ar-ri; ^"Sd-hi-td-ra
Ann. IV
snta:
tfiv8cc,
names
of Asia Minor,
*iura (Hit., cf. sura, sura], in
Suna-as-su-ra. -
IDE
SUNDWALL, p. 195. be equal, in Mannum-sd-ni-in-sa.

i
Cf. Ha-la-, Hi-ri-$u-rilru.
*Si-in-sa-ah-ri-i$ (OPe., cf. JIN, p. 163). ICIE sasu cry, call; ideogr. KA.DA; mMannuisassi, Nabu-al-si-ka-ablut\ul-abas.
II
i
S(S}ur-di. *Serda-mu, see under sar da. sarhu powerful, in Sd-ar-hu-nu, Nabu-
$ar-hu-ubasa, Nabu-$ar-hi-ildni\ Adad-ldar-hi-l-li Dilbat.

cf. zrqqe: Copy, (Soupy, (Sipy, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 252),
Mu-$d-su-u (perhaps "the screamer").

(Eg.),
cf.
*surki (Mit.,
*Su-sa-an-qu
*sqi, see spi.
:i:
Su-si-in-qu.
in Sur-ki-tilla.
cf.
siqa,
zipa (Hit,
sibe*,
in
names of Asia
zip
d-ltt'
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p. 192; El.
= pro
Ta-d$-ru-mu.
(cf.
*sarma
(Hit.),
see
sarma.
in
*sarna
sarnna: capva,
in
names of Asia
Bi.
tection(?),
HUSING, Memnon
t
IV, p. 27), in
Minor,
SUNDWALL,
p.
191;
;
^"ip?),
Si-pa
cf. "l
Sipa-$ar ($epa-$arri}
Zntah-zi-pa\
(Capp.)Ha-Su-$arl$d-ar-na }Ad-gi-$dr(?}-na.
Cf. Cass. Si-ir-ni-Sah,
ynttj
Hattu-si-pa
in
Mau, Sarg.
46,
.
CHANTRE, p. 46, "'Zi-bi-a Ann. ei), alZi-ba-is-hu-na,

"l
UMBS,
II 2,
125,
12.
siriqtu
CHANTRE
y
19,
Tar-bu-si-ba (Apamea).
TITS
sarru
Alia-,
present, in Si-riq-tu. king, see under Sar(ru\,

Dannu-,
Dani-,
Abtt-,
Su-pa
4 BW'
J
Ahir-dain\mutakkil\ra(m)im\sallitn-,
Eriba-,
Kisir-,
Sa-pi-\
Damqa-amate-,
out, in Sa-pik\pi-ku, Sapikd
sapaku
pour
Hara-, Iddina-,
Ilu-da(ri)in-, Hdi^,
zer, Adad-,
Marduk-, M-[Add.\ Nab ft.
Man-kl-, Mannu-ka\ki-, Mudammiq-, Nur-,

Qurdi-, Ra-hi-me-, Ra-hi-is-, Sagibi-, Sa-
$apik-zer(-mati]
nasparu
message, messenger,
in
in
Na-a$-
pa-ru-u-a,
siptu
lama-, Sepa-, Sulmu-, Taka-, Takldk-ana-, Tab-tar-; sar-ahesu: Bel-, Nabu- Sin-\ sart
judgment,
Si-ip-te\ti\\DI.KUD-
ill:
Bel-\ sar-ilani: Adad-, AramiS-, Nabu-,

sar-kittim:
Addu.
No.
i
Sin-;
SamaS- (T-D LQ;
sar-
3 io
KNUT TALLQVIST.
mati:
MarEa-;
sar-iqbi:
sar-nise:
Adad-;
sar-ibni:
Engu-ta, Tc-uwa-tti,
ia-te; "'Kuini-di;
Utta-ti,
Hudi-ti-hnni,
A-a-, Alur-, Bel-,Ea-, Nabu-, Sin-;
sar-idin:
Pappa-da, Qarpa-ru(n)-da, Hite-rua-da, DiAmbari-di. See also under

p. 30,
Nabu-;
sar-usur:
Salmu-;
sar-iskun:
Sin-;
Nusku-, Sin-; sar-usuranni: Sin-; mar/sil-sarri: see under
Adad-, A$ur-,
Bel-,
*tu
= (Ph.
4
andu, and
idco
CPN
under
di.
usur; Sama$-$arri-a-a; ASur-, Bel-, ^Rtaruinimi-, Kin-,
*/ Tu--a-ti.
Marduk-, Nabu-, Nergal-
Sarrani, Sarrani.
sarratu
bail-,
n Tala *-ln (Arb.)

*b
< toK), = (Ar.

Te-ef-ri,
in
Tu-ba--lu.
lL,i vulpes).
Te-'-e-ri.
queen, see under Sarrat-, and JArJA$$ur-, JBelit-, J Ta$metum-$arrat.

sovereingty,
in Mukin-$arrute-ilu,
*taba (Hit, cf. tebe (raâ jrerpa), in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 199), in Ta-
sarrutu
bular CBS
Tigl. IV: PL
'
3638;
I 32
"l
Ta-ba,
in
Hu-di-, Lulabbir-Zarrutsu.
(cf.
Car. etc.
n.
Kummuh, 61^,
1.
*SSarra-a-a; ISa-ri-i.
j
m lt Tabala, Taballa, Tabli Tapca);

n.
1.
(cf.
Lyd.
*'
sursu root, in Sur-U-ia.

cf.
Tapa-Xa);
Ta-ba-la,
Tab-li;
cf.
Ta-
*Sd-ra-a-fum; *Sar-ru-ti; Sa-h-i (cf. Bi. itftJ).

OttJttJ
Sarati.
SACHAU, ZA 12, bi-te\ti (Thebeta, Tuk. II: Ann. R. s*f.; Anp. Ann.
p. 43)
Ill
2;
Sa-aS-ma-a
(cf. Bi. ^tiDp).
MDOG 43,
tab(a),
p. 36.
*Si-i$-pi-i$ (OPe.).
*se-ta, the final portion
of a name, Sar Barga,
see tappu. */ Ta-bu-u-a.
TA
*satai
57,
3.
*-!a-at-tu-,
KGAS 63,
;
(cf.
WAF
*Tagu\i
II,
(cf.
teke).
129).
Tug-dani-mc-i.
(Avesta happy, happiness), cf.Ar-ta-$aa-ta TNB Sa-ta-bar-za-na BE IX (Sanffap-
Ta-ga-li-i.
:|:
Ti-gi-il-lu-tuin Dilbat.
tud, see
in
tadu, see tat a.

cf.
^dvrjq); Pi-ri-$a-a-ti (rnaipicra8r)q). *Sd-ti-ia (cf. OInd. Satya "the faithful one").
*taua (Hit,
tewe,
p.
SUNDWALL,
I,
:i:
dud. names of Asia Minor, 206), in fTa-wa-a$-U (cf.

p.
*Su(-u)-ta (OInd. suta son, HIRT, Indogerm.,

p. 107).
Car. n. p. m. Tau-oat;).
*Su-ta-at-na
"to
whom
suta-tana
n.
(OInd. suta-tana* offspring has been born", or "son of a charioteer", cf. Skr.
tuua (Hit,
cf.
tuwa, SUNDWALL,
Lyd. Tutoq), Tu-u-ia
Lye. 0oaq).
222 f.),
in
Tu-u-i
(cf.
(Eg.?),
Tu-
u-a
(cf.
Pis.,
*satep
Sutatanaya). Cf. Su-ut-tL (Eg. chosen), in Sd-tc-ip-na-ri-a.

p.
cf.
IIP
satar.
in
II
turn, re-establish; ideogr.
GUR;
utlr,
in Abi-ser-,
Nabu-teme-;
cf.
litir,
in
OBa. Anuin-
*satar (Iran, xâpra), in Sa-us-$a-tar;

*sitir
li-tc-ir Dilbat,
Li-tc-rum, !Li--ti-ru-U;
(Iran. ci|>ra
"manifest";
r
"offspring"),
ter, tirri, in Enlil- Nippur u-ana-a$ri$u-te-ir,
(Ass.) Si-tir-pa-ar-na, (Ba.)
i-tir \Si-il-r a-
an-tafima
(Ci})
an ta)(ma);
A-ta-ar-U-it-ra-
A$ur-, Bel-, Nabu-giviil-tirra, Gimil-tirra, Bel-, Nabu-tuk-te-tir-ra; mutir, in Ninibtiiii-tir-gimiL
Sf
409,
4.
*sutur (EL), in Su-tiir \Ittar-Nahundi.
taiaru
merciful,
in
Alir-ta-a-a-ar, Utar-ta-a-
*Su(i)-tar-na (OInd.sutarana, SCHEFTELOWITZ, KZ, 38, p. 270).
a-ru-u.
?Tu(r}-ri-i (hypocor.);
tazi, in
cf.
tura.
Istar-ta-a-zi.
cf.
*ta,
da (Hit,
cf.
ta, da, in

cf.
:i:
taha (Mit,
SUNDWALL, pp. 63, 198, 277), = Du- Tehip (MDOG35, p.43),

El.
Te- Tehip
Ta-hi-ia
CBS
teke), in Agab-ta-ha\tdh-hi', 3513; Ta-ha-ia VS 7 1 28,

:
cf.
12
;
Te-uwa-at-ti;
Da-hi-it-h-en; Arbi-te-ki[A&&}; Tehi-b-$ar,

-tilla;
Te \Tii-Uinman\
Ta-i-tilla
Scyth.
(?)
Te-u$-pa-a;
Ta-hab-hnniltilia
in
BE XV,
198,
CBS
7rt-^(cf.Cil.Tai(;, Isaur.Taq),
Ta-e-na BE XV,
3480;
Ta-ia-tt,
4574*tuha
(Hit., cf.
7 a-i-ietttti]
CBS
tuka),
Tu-ha-am-me
(cf.
Isaur.
. .
;
STe-i-c (?Eg.), Agab-ta-c Dilbat; Buru-ta(X)t
Aoya-|ioa<;, SUNDWALL,
p. 288 f.); Tu-hi..
T. XLIII.
Tu-j}i-ejia
CPN.
46,8.
Cf.
Tu-u-hu-ub-bi-ia
Tu-lu-ub-bi (Mit.),
bibu,
cf.
Dulbi-hnni, Dulbu, Ditl(cf.,
CHANTRE
*tehib,
Dullubu
CPN
f.);
however,
HOLM A,
p. 209.
see taha.
?
Quttulu, p. 44
tlbba, SUNDWALL,
Bi. nbp).
tahu offspring, in
Nabu-tdh-hi-h-me.
in
*nbn(?) JTu-li-ib-a
(cf.
*tahma (OPe. ta^ma strong), tahma.

*JTc-i-e (Eg., or Mit, *taka (Hit, cf. teke*,
cf.
Sitir\Sitran-
*Tu-ul-ka
(Cil.,
cf.
Dbn
p. 200;
talimu
companion;
perhaps TeoKpoq, ToKpt:). ideogr. 7'AM. MA; in
ta).
Nabu-talim-usur',
Ta-lim-mu
CBR
I,
67,
4.
SUNDWALL,
see
Sin-tul-lum-ma.
*tama, temi, timi (Mit, of Asia Minor,
cf,
cf.
also taha), in ITa-ku,
Takuwa, ^Ta-a-ka14, ae);
teme, tmme,
in
names
$ar
cf. (?
Ta-ku-ilu
gi\gu',
Ta-gu-2i-a
VS 8: BE XV,
Ta(-a)-
SUNDWALL,
128,
pp. 201, 210),

Isaur. n.
198,
?6,
Ta-gu;
1 A$$u-te-mi-pi(iai), Ti-mi-tilla'," Ti-mu-ur
uh-li XV, 200,

Ta-ga-li-i\
IV 12,
Ta-gu(-us)-si
CBS 3474
Car.
n.
(in Cilicia,
Shalm. Ob.
cf.
1.
Ti-
Ta-gi-na
BE XV
(cf.
"l
1.
u.upa);
Tarqu-tim-me
(Cil.
TapKov-8r|}io;).
Teganon, Takina, Tagena);
Ta-ga-la-gi
El.
Tam-ma-ntu;
Cass.
Tam-ma-âddar.
Pa-ar-ta-am-mu.
of fra and
HABL 408,
*tuka (Hit,
cf.
16.
Iran.
in
Par-ta-a-ma,
tuke,
Arta-ta-a-ma(s)
arta).
(superlatives
SUNDWALL,
UMBS
II 2,
i
Tuk-ki-Tetup, -$ar 84,15,19; ITukku-lu, Tuku-llu.

p. 218), in
(cf.
*tumni
(Mit.),
cf.
in
n.
1.
Tum-ni-ip
1.
>
Tum-ni-ip-
UMBSII
Cil.
;
TouKo->.eiq);
cf.
/Wa-du.,
ip-ri\
Car. n.
TUU.VOC;,
SUNDWALL,
u-uk-ki (u wa-tuke ?)
"'"tRatpa-tukka.
*ian(?) Adad-ta-ka-a.
bDfi
Tu-ki
/ Tu-qu.
p. 219.
See
Perm,
also
tuha.
Tan Ta-am-ra-a-nu.
*tana (Hit,
cf.
dan; tene: rava, reve,
in
names
in
takalu
trust
taklak,
in
Taklak-,
of Asia Minor,
ni-il-la
SUNDWALL,
II 2,
p. 202),
hl
Ta-
Adad-, Asur-, Bel(-Harran}-,

taklak.
Ilu(ind)-, Htar-,
UMBS
u,
12;
Ta-na-ku-un,
Nadu-, Ninib-, Sin-, SamaS-, Ana-Bel\NabuIpt. in Adad-, Dagan-takal(a). see under Takil-. Tai/ati(hypocor.). Ptc.takil, I strengthen. Ptc. mutakkil, see under
capital of Tulka, in Cilicia; Ar-ma-ta-na-al,
Hit country,
II
OLZ 9,
"l
eai
(cf.
Lye.
n.
p.
Epjiadevvaq);
La-ap-si-ta-ni-a Tigl. IV:
II
Sm.
-- Iran.: 40; }Bi-$i-ta-nu.
Ta-nu-ns,
Mutakkil-, and Aia-, Aplu-, Nabfi-; Ahirmutakkil-Sarru.
tPa-ru-ta-a-ni; Ma-nu-ul-ta-nu
it-ta-na-
BE IX; U-mi-
IV
trust.
Ipt.
natkil,
see
under
ASur-,
*tuna
Ur-ma-az-ta-na(cf.
(JIN p. 513; BARTHOL., p. 1823); BE VIII i Sutatna.

;
Nabu-, SatnaS-.
tukultu
tuna,
in
names of Asia Minor, SUND-
see under
strength; ideogr. WKU, SS+ UM\ Tuku/ti-, Nabu-\ Htar-tuk-lat',
WALL,
p. 2i9f.), cf.
Tu-ni-i\e\ia,
Tu-un-Te$up CBS 4570, Tu-un-nu Dilbat, T-D LC, Tual
Nabu-, Nergal-tuklatua\ Nabu-tuklatsu.

tukte, in Nabu-tuk-te-e-eriba, -tirra.
un-na-a; Tu-na-ku\ Tu-na-mi(s)-Sah',

mSi
Tu-nu
*tala (Hit;
cf.
tele, in
p. 200),

cf.
.jf Hamatti, Tigl. IV: IIIRio, 4ic (cf. Cataon. cityTovva), *<"* Tu-un-ni (in Tabal)
SUNDWALL,
JTa-li-a (Lye.
m.
*
Shalm. Ob.
[ice].
KAHI
IV
72.
I,
30, R.
5/
2,
Tu-nu-be
TaXtoc), Ta-a-li-ki-na\ 35 2 5>S6; Ha-ba-ta-li\ tTe-la-an\ Te-hi-si-na\

d
Te-li-bi-ni
Ta-la-ma-nu
CBS
in Nairi, Tigl. I:
Ta-an-da-a-a.
*Te-en-di
(cf.
rav8, re\
8,
in
Boghazk. Babyloniaca, IV p. 224;

cf.

*i3n(?) (Ar.)
Ti-ni-ia, Si(-e)ti-nHnu.
p. 205).
Ti-lik-a-me (?).
*tila,
tilla
(Mit. lord(?);
Ptile,
in
names of
names
cf.
*tap (Eg. tif), Tap-nahti.
p. 208), in Iri-r-,
tappu
companion;
Saina$-tab-ba-i.
ideogr.
TAB;
in
Tappd-bel-
Surki-, Tehi-b-, Timi-til-la; for other
ilani, Il-tap-pa^),
Marduk-tap-pi-c-edi-lubh,
composed with
No.
i.
-tilla,
see
CPN,
p. 35;
also El. Hurba-ti-la, Kuk-tilla.
tapputu, in Nabu-tap-put\pu-ut-illak.
3 I2
KNUT
TALLQVIST.
II
order, strengthen, ideogr. LAL, cf. pn II utaqqin, see under Bel-, Sin-; belI
i
;
*tas, das, das
(El.,
Cass.
"he has made");
cf.
Kidin-Hutra-ta$, Nazi-maru-tas\ Hiunbahal-da-$u\da{-d)-h\da-si, Humban-un-da-$a,

Umma(ri)-(}i)al-da(-a}-hi\ê\das\da-lu\si,
taqqin:
Adad-, Ahir-\
Ilu-,
mat-taqqin:
A!ur-,
Ea-\ sum-taqqin: Bel-\ taqqinanni: Nadu-}

mutaqqin: ASur-,
taqunu,
cf.
Un-
Ninib-.
da-su\si\ Kara-har\in-da$\da-as,
IX; TuTu-qu-nu-ere$, Nabu-tuqunu(LAL)-ere$',

Ta-qu-u-ni\
Sin-ta-qu-nu
BE
*tasa (Hit,
qu-nu-e$-hi
*tar (Iran., tara,
BE
VIII,
I.
sf.),
= Da-sa
CBS
Cf.
Minor,
cf. tezi, daza,Mn names SUNDWALL, pp. 65, 206), in

(cf. Cil.
of Asia
Ta-d^-Su
comparative
in
U-ak-sasatar),
tar,
Uk-sa-tar, IJ-ma-ku-i^-tar
(cf.
Aaccq, TaOr]-), Tc-es-hi 3513, TeSup-taUa MDOG 35, p. 28. "! Amt-faf-ii; U-c-ta-a$, Shalm. Ob. ios
*'
}U-zi-tar.
*tari (Hit.), in Ta-ri-ki-la
CPN
(cf. Cil. n.
1.
KeXe-
= Tarhu-tasa-$*
*lu(i}$ratta,
(cf. Cil. n. p.
Oeratf iq)
\
T r g 1 1 s (Bu RCK H.
1 1 1
9)
Cass.
Tani-guriunaL
v8epic,
SUNDWALL,
cf.
p. 203).
DuSratta (Aryan tuvis "strong,

"chariot").
*tera (Eg.), in SNap-te-ra.
big"
+ ratha
cf.
*tura (Hit,
ture, in names of Asia Minor,
*tata (Hit,
SUNDWALL, p. 22of.), cf.Trtsb(7>*r-7V.fo/) BURCHARDT, Fremdworte, II 57, Dura-r\

Tura-ri-TeSup;
V,
p. 203;
in
tata,
"to love", JENSEN, ZA, MESSERSCHMIDT, MVG, IV p. 15; names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL,
Mit. tat
in Ta(-at\ti-i
}
Lu-a-am-ba-du-ra
(lu
pp. 203 f., 275 f.),

f.
Ta-tu
(f.
TCCTCC,
hmpa-j-
tura?); see also the
names under
Tarac;, m. Tareqetc.); Ta-at-ta

;
UMBS II 2,
BE XIV,
Bin(Tur?)-.
*Turbazu, Turbiha
Tar-zi-ia (Iran.?).
(Eg.?).
J Tadu\Tdtu\Dadn-Hepa, Ta-dit-a; 35, 11 / Ta-a-du BE XVII, i, 83, 14, 35; Ta-di-ba-bu
UMBS II 2, 84,
Ir-mc\mi-ta(-at\ta
*
cf.
*tarna (OInd. tar an a), in Sut(f]arna.
XV
*Teti,
(cf.
Lye. Epp.a-8aTr|c); Ku-up-pi-ta-ti

Ta-a-ta-a-i.
Tar(Kutl}-nu.
*
CPN;
ideogr.
tBa-e-ta-ta (Capp.).
Tar- si- hit.
JTc-i-tii
VS
I,
95,
(Hit,
tata;
II 2.
f.
Cil.
pn
II
tarau direct;
taris:
LAL
(cf.
taqami)
*
Teu^;
Tc-it-ti,
Ti-it-tum
UMBS
GAL-, Nabu-\ Nabu-!aris-ana-ilani;
Ti-ti-i (cf. teti,
tursanni: ASur-, Nabu-.

i
tata, tuta; Lycaon. Ti-ta-ma-a$-ka (Iran.?).

cf.
Tirrtc).
Mutarris-.
in Bel-LAL(îs\si)\tar-si-ilu(i)ia),
-talnr,
;i:
tuta
(Hit,
dud;
tuti,
in
names of Asia
Tu-ti-i (Isaur.
tarsu,
Minor,
Toriq),
SUNDWALL,
Tu-tu,
p. 222), in
Tar(a)si.
Tiir-sn-ntar.
Tu-nd-ha-li-ia; 1Tu-ta{-ani)-
*Tarqu
*tirsi,
cf.
(Eth.).
niu-u
(cf.
TeuTau,o^).
Abdi-tir-U.
T. XLIII.
Additions.
Ab-di-sa-am-si,
259Ab-di(?)-sarri(w///b?),
mat
Sur-ra-a-a, Ki. 1904
10
9,
Adad-$um-iddina (2),
ta-ni, Be. 19320.
s.
s.
tfA$ur-DI-$umi-ia, tar-
JADD
511,
2.
Abi-Baal, mftr lakinlu, Abp.: 1913 Abi-ha-r[i?j, HABL 1316, R. 8

.
46,
197.
153.
of Lu-la-ia-e, Be. 17753. Adad -sum-li-sir, s. of Sin-a$arid, Be. 18917. Adada-te-ia(P), f. of Gimitifi-Sin, Be. 19318.
2
Abi^]-ili-a-a Epgn., Ki. 1904

t
109,
f.
Adad-sum-usur
10-9, 15. Adad-$um-usur
A-ga-ab-tum,
A-gu-a
d
(
IM-MU-SES\
Ki. 1904
106, n.
Ba.), Ki.
1904
A-bi-ilu,
s.
of ASur-ium-fr&r,
of ASur-udam-
miq, Be. 18132.
(i),
I,
f.
10
9, 25.
Adad-apal-iddin(6),
BM. 90940,
103215, R.
10
VS
(KING, BBS,
pi, 14. 17).
Adad(?)-ba(?)-kar(?), Be. 17760. Adad-ba-ni; s. of A-gu-a, Capp.
RA 4,
~
i, 10.
Capp.RA4, 2. Ahi-bam(\i\ f. QiKaû-nadin-ahe, Lo. IO2,IV,35 (KING, BBS, p. 68).

Ahna-di-',
(= A-ku-a),
of Adad-ba-ni,
Adad'-ba-an-ka[-la],
f.
18919. U-KAK-ka-la, of Asur-mu-$ab-U, Be. 18915.

h
Be.
HABL HABL
1311,5.
Ahi-ri-ba$),
A-hu-ut-i(P),
JADD
661,
14.
9.
al al Adad-bel-kain(2), $a-km AHilr Kar-
Tukulti-
1193, R.
Ninib
hl
Ekallati
l-tu '"^Ru-qa-ha, Be. 1 5 998
(MDOG 43,
Adad-ere$(2\
P.
p. 36).
BM
57943,
(KING, BBS,
pi. 22,
Ak-kul-la-nu, astrologer, Ki. 1904 10 ~ al th U-si ., *Ak-ku-us-SU, sd Sarg. VIII , *A-ku-a (Hit. A-gu-a}, Capp. 4, s.
.
.
9,
48.
285.
RA
H3).
s.
Adad-isme(^7-/4Z),
of Sa-Adad-ni-mi,
Be. 17709.
f.
of
face B,
(KING, BBS,
h
(i),
pi. 2,
p. 6).
Ahir-musezib, Be. 17935. d Adad-nasir^}, f. of A-$ur

.
.
Amel-Marduk
.
$aq-$up-pdr,
I,
BM.
102485, 1
.,
(KING, BBS,
pi.
p. 77)-
Adad-nirari
(I),
190549,
Sarru, Be. 15498; -- III. Th. 360. f. of Tukulti-Ninib, gf. of

,
Am-me-ni-ilu
(Ba.),
Th.
190549,
Epon.,
69.
A-mur-a-Hr, s.of Gimil-a-num, Capp.RA i,sceau.

.
mat ABur, Be. 15714; Asur-nasir-aphi $ar IV. s. of fSammu-r&mat and SamU-
7Y7)-ba-an,
0X33:15,
BM.
gf.
103395,^.
^)-bel-zeri,
102485,
1 10
Adad, sar
kissati
$ar
m5t
A$sur, Be. 15712.
Sakin temi,
- V.s. of Tukulti-apil-E$arra, $ar
KAHII,
Adad-pa-da-a,
21,2.
Amurru-nadin-ahe^},
435,
12.
(KING, BBS, pi. I, p. 77). f. of ASur-emuranni,
JADD
h
Adad-rimani($),
317-
isparu,
HABL 1364, R.s =
of ASur-Sum-ltHr, Be. 18128.
Amurru-zer-ibni,
II
HABL
1279,9.
K. 15058.
Adad-him-ib-ni,
(KING, BBS,
No.
r.
za-za-ak-ka,
pi.
I,
BM
102485,
12
17.
p. 77).
Anu-bel-ilani, Be. 18920.
40
314
*An-zi-i,
KNUT TALLQVIST.
$a
h
th Hal-hu-bar-ra, Sarg. VIII , Sa-ktn mZtZa-mu-ti-a sl A-me-di
"l
43.
A$ur-bel-usur
(i),
Th. 1905
49,
58.
168.
Epon.,
Apla(\\
B. C. 695, Th.
19054-9,
Be. 16049 (perhaps identical with theEpon. Apla-ia of Mazamua).
Asur-dam-me-iq,
s.
s.
of A-bi-ilu, gs. of A$ur-himof
liUr, Be. 18132.
Aqar-a, KK.
102, R.
106.
9
;
2.
8738, R.
131).
5.
4537, R.
of Arad-ildni,
Be. 18914.
gs.
Takldk-ana-A$ur,
of
(KPRT
103.
120.
Aqar-a-a,
21
baru,
s.
K. 4728, R.
105).
beltemi, K. 159, R.
(KPRT
of ASur-ser-iddin, Alur-mudammiq, Be. 17752. of Ki-bi-Ahir,

f.
gf.
Aqar-Bel-lu-mur(2],
HABL
1335,
2.
A-hir-dan, Capp.
Ki.
RA
i,
7/a,
b.
Ahir-dan,
jfarru,
Arad- d'Gu-la,
Arad-ildni,
s.
astrologer, Abp.: K. 15107. of Taklak-ana-Ahir, f. of ASur-
1904109,
f.
1
158.
A$ur-dan-an,
of Nabu-zaqip-enH,
CT
33: 15,
dammeq,
Arad-Rtar(2),
Arad- Ku-be,
d
Be. 18914.
s.
Saknu t CT 33: 19, 103392,77. of ASur-bel-itani, gs. of It-tab-Uh
103396,4; 6, 103394,4. Alur-dan-in-an-ni Epon., B. C. 685, Ki. 1904

,
109,
182.
di-en-ASur, Sakinmati, Be. 17950.
Arad-dNa-na-a, physician,
Arad-Nergal,
f.
Ki. 1902
10, 13.
2
A$ur-emuranni($SI-ni), Be. 18131. s. of Amurru-nadin-ahe, f. of Ahtr-suifl-li$ir,

Be. 18128.
of
usur,
BM. 90936, n
BM. 90938, R.
7 , 10,
th
,
.
(KING, BBS, p. 107). Arad-su(P), s. of Ri-iS-nu-nak

(KING, BBS,
*Ar-bi-te-hi (Hit.?),
pi.
3.
A$ur-ha-mat-ia, Ki. 1904109, d Asur-kitO&E)-su, s. of Mu$ezib-
52.
t
KU
50.
Be. 18133.
XCVII,
p. 99).
A$ur-la
.,
K. 14574.
t
JADD
414, R.
Ahir-ltu($
Ki.
1904109,
*Ar-giS-ti,
Sar
milt
Urarti, Sarg. VIII
402.
A-Sur-ma-lik, Capp.
RA
,
2, sa,
gb.
Ar-kat-ili-damqa, i.QiNabu-Sunt-liHr,
1 5;
pi.
BM. 10448,
Ahtr-mu-dam-me-iq
38646,
1
II 2;
40590,
114,14,25
(KING, BBS,
8,
pp.92,
94f.).
s. of Alur-zer-iddina, gs. of Ahir-dam-me-iq, [ggs. of Ina]-ki-bi-Ahir mai [sukkalli] rabl \$arri Ha-ni\-gal-bat, $akin
*A-su-hi-li, Sarru,
K. 2671,
1345,
e.
ie
(WAF,
I,
p. 523).
>tiNi-nu-a Be. 17752.

t
A-Sa-\ri-du\
HABL
Ahir-mu-Sab-U,
s.
A-sib-bi-il-kan-na-ki-en-il-te^:),
s.
JADD
337,
5.
Asur-nadin-sumati,
of Adad-ban-ka-la, Be. 18915. s. of Ahir Sakin

,
of Gimil-zu-in, Capp. 4, 3. A-sir-ba-ni, of Gimil-a-num, Capp. A-$ir-mu-ta-bi\be-el s. 3, s, 5, sceau.

t
RA
Be. 17759.
Ahtr-nasir-aplu;
(I.)
Be. 15711;
s.
of Tukulti-
RA
J}As$ur-$[arrat], sinniSit e\kalli\ $a Ahirbanaplu, Be. 15756/8.
Ninib, Sangii Ahir, CT 33: 50, 104411,2; ma 'As$ur, gs. of Adad-nirari, sar kiHati Sar
Be. 15714.
KK.
14884. 15273. Th. 1904
Ahtr-ah-iddin,
HABL
1247, u.
5
Sarru,
CBR
I,
4-9,
60; 360-
30.31. 32.Ki.i9O2 K. sar mSt
io,6;i904
109,189.
Asur-rabi, Capp.
RA, 2, 2 a,
vb;
s.
of Ahir-reS-iSi,
14431.
AHur, HABL 1237, R.24. -
f.
of Ahirbanaplu, Sar matA$$ur,

367,
4. 1
HABL
1
Sar ""'ASsur, Be. 15549. A$ur-ram-$arri, K. 10754, R.

Ahir-reS-i-U
(II.),
(KPRT
127).
368,
4.
A$ur-hh-i-di-natn, Ki.
904
s.
of Ahir-rabi, Sar mhtAUur,
109,
I-
CT 33: 17, 103 393 A, 77. Ahir-ban-aplu, 1257, 2, writer to king. ~ $arkis*ati$ar m atAS$ur Be. 15756/8.
Ahir-apal-iddin(\\
Be. 15549. Asur-sab-si, f. of Musallim-A$ur, Be. 18916.

"A-sur-sad-ni-se-su, Epon.,
gf.
of Etil-Ahir,
HABL
1282.
HABL
CT33H4,
Capp.
103445.
2 a, i b, e
1195,
i,
R.
5.
A-sur-samsi,
s.
of
I-li-ba-ni,
RA 2,
b.
s.QtA$ur-ah-iddin,
1368,
a.
sar mSi
AHur, HABL 1367,3.

f.
Alur-bel-ilani, Arad- d
s.
of It-tab-$i-di-en-A$ur,
of
Epon., CT 33: 19, 103392, 5. ASur-Sar-usur(l\ Th. 1905 4 9, 281. Ahir-Sezib(KAR)-a-ni tartanu Sakin '""'Ni-nu-a
Asur-sa-pa(t)-te-ri f
t
Ku-be, $akin mati, Be. 17950.
sakin
>""*
Qum-mu-hi sakin
'"^Ni-ifi-ri-aQ}, T. XLIII.
315
iQ
9,
[s.
of?]
dAdad' i
sibly identical with the
-ba^-kar(^,^Q. 17760, posEpon. B. C. 884.

cfl
43-
Ina-A$ur-htm-
},
Sakin-" 1 AUur, Be. 17820.
Bel-Harran-Sadua, Epon., B. C. 648, Ki 1904 10-9, 244. Bsl-ib-ni, KK. 15324. 16483. iar kittati, CBR
1,29.
A$ur-him-etir(MU-KAR)
s.
vfAdad-ibne, gs. ofSa-Adad-ni-nu,Be. 1 7 93 5
Bel-iddin,
t
HABL
1255, R. n.
s. of [Kal\-hi(J)-ia. Be. 17847. Abtr-fam-l&ir, f. of A-bi-ilu, gf. of Alur-dam-
Bel-iqi$a of Gambulu, K. 15354. d Belit-sa-am-ma-ilat-a-a, beltemi,

8904, R.
9
KK.
1600, R.
me-iq, Be. 18132.

s.
(KPRX
1345,4.
h
102. 138).
of Asur-emuranni,
afae(J),
gs.
of Amurru-nadin-
Bil-li,
HABL
sakinmati, Be. 18128.

t
Bel-lu-balat(2),
/<*.
tur-ta-a-ni h nd.giru rabtt h satam
A$ur-$um-uktn 0X33:
Ahir-zer-iddina
t
17,
103393, A,
ekurrate
st
h rab
l
ummani
"l
ASur,
f.
of A$ur-dammeq, gs. ofKi-biof Asur-mudammiq, Be. 17752.

s.
f.
Ta-bi-ti
Harrani(ni)
raplu($u) Hu-zi-ri-na
"l
$akin
"l
DurBe.
$adtt-bel-ba-ni
1
mZtSa-al-lu
Ba-li-hu,
Asur-zer-usur(?),
of Sa-me-di,
of Ha-ab-si-im,
Bilder,
gf.
of d E-ru-a-
6046 a.
(5),
nasir, Be. 19152.
Bel-lu-[darti\ K. 15349.
A-ta-na-ah-z-li,
s.
arad dNergal,
196.
(i.
Bel-nasir
K.
5 324.
Xa
c
.,
GRESSMANN,
,
II,
At-kal-a-na-Bel
Th.
190549,
68
year of
Bel-$arrani(\\ Epon., B. 0699, Ki. 133. Xh. 1905-4-9, 54.

Beftunu,
s.
190410
9,
Merod.).
of Beli-ia-u,
dup-$ar Esarb.:
t
CBR
I,
30,17531,18 (B.C. 680).
Ba-da-a> K. 16064. *Ba-ag-bar-ar-na, 3d
Bel-Sum-iddina,
hl
th Zak-ru-te, Sarg. VIII
,
HABL
s.
1250,
2.
47.
BeMum-i$kun($\
Bel-b-sip-pi,
s.
of Sil-la-a,
HABL I2O4,R.2.
,
Ba-ag-par
Ba-la-si-i,
.,
HABL
e,
1211,2.
s.
of
13.
L7-sur-a-mat- a'E-a
,4
Esarh.:
HABL
1332, R.
K. 14679.
pi.
CBR
CV,
I,
30,
31,
(B. C. 680).
Ba-la-ti, al,
p. 108).
f.
BM. 90936, II IG (KiNG, BBS,

BM.
104409,
5
Bel-u-$e-zib, astrologer, Ki. 1904

*Bi-ir-ga-sa-ta (Hit.),
109,
,
15.
VS
1
I,
108,
2.
of ____ kin-ni,
p. 89).
(KiNG,
pi. 14,
*Bir-ta-tu,
al
th Si-bur-a-a, Sarg. VIII
*s.
*u-&-&i
(Mit),
XA
CX
8,
R.
5.
Ba-lat-su,
Bal-ti-ia,
HABL
CX
1236, u. 1275,18; 1231,6.

/<>.
Bu-lut, Epon.,
33: 17, 103393, u.

4,
e.
33: 16, 103394,
Bu-ra-ma-ma, Capp. RA,

*Bur-bu-ra-zu,
i.
Bar-ru-qi, f. of Si^-bar-si-pak^}, Be. 17708. Ba-sa-Amurru, s. of Ilu-be-la-ah, Capp. RA, 3,

d
th ^Bft-Rtar, Sarg. VIII
46.
Ba-u-ah-iddina,
Imb.:
p.
1
s.
of
Sin-b{el-ki\t-ti,
22
dup-âr-ru,
pi.
Da[anMa,
*Dal-ta-a,
f.
of MuSabH-A&ur, Be. 17757-
BM. 91015, R.
1 i.
(KiNG, BBS,
CVI,
*Da-ak-ni-is,
Capp. RA,
1315,
i,
23.
ab.
10).
,
HABL
HABL 196, Bel-ahe-Marduk, HABL

Bel ____
Bel-ahertba,
Da-na-nu, Epon., B. C. 680, *$akin

Ki.
5l
Man-$u-ate,
1255, n.
i.
1904109,
189.
37,
2, is.
JADD
h
1012, R.
Dan-in-sarru,
SAG, K.
R.
(KPRX
137).
th mat Al-lab-ri-a-e, Sarg. VIII , ss. Bel-apal-iddina (4),
*Da-nu-um-na, Capp. Ch.

Da-nu-ni-i, Ki.
*Da-ri-i (Iran.?),
Bel-emuranni,
103391,9.
turtanu, Epon.B.C.686,
CT33
18,
1904109,
1219,
10.
13 (B. C. 690).
,
th at id >~ Sa-pdr-da, VIII
47.
Bel-epu$, Esarh.:
CBR I,
,
30,
2.
31,
2.
Di-di-i,
HABL
.
Bel-ere$($, K. 15206. Bel-enba, f. of Na ____
'Di-li-li-ia
(hypocor.),
CX
s.
33: 15, 103 395,
BM. 90936,
1 6
(KiNG,
BBS,
No.
i.
pi.
CIV,
p. 107).
HABL 1252, Du-mu-qu, HABL 1336,

Du-la.
.,
R.
7.
40*
316 Du-na-nu, of Gambulu, K. 1904

10
KNOT
9,90.
TALLQVIST.
Gula-eres,
pi.
BM.
102485,
9,
13;
II 15
(KING, BBS,
Dur-ASur,
CT
33: 17, 103393,7*.

h
th
,
I-II, p. 77 f.).
fDur-Sarruklna-a-a-\i-ti \ K. 14582.
*Du-ri-si (Iran.),
hazanu$aNar-ti, Sarg. VIII
42.
3.
Ha-a-a...,
Ha-a-i-ri,
*Du-sa-an-ni,
1 1
h
1 1
a,
e.
sa-par-da-a-a, b, R. 5. 7.
KGAS
8,
4,
R.
HABL 1316,5. HABL 1335,

14.
f.
Ha-ab-si-im,
of Atanah-ili, Ta'.
Ha-gal
.,
K. 14652.
Ea( EN.KI\na-s{i-ir^\
E-gi-bi (Ba.),
E-ld-ni,
(Ba.),
K. 14613.
88.
ga-ta-ettihi,
Ha-li-mu-si,
f.
CT
Th.
190549,
3,
a.
33: 15, 103396,^. of Ia-di--ilu, CT33:i 7 103393,

,
Capp. RA,
f.
A,
19.
EL\)-li-ba-nit
seal.
of I-ku-num, Capp.
RA
I,
ab and
Hal-di-ab-usur,
HABL
h
193,
R.
?.
Ha-am-na-a-nu,
Enlil-nadin-aplu,
pi.
BM.
90936,
II 17
(KiNG, BBS,
K 4786.
$angtt,
HABL
12
1308, R.
CV,
p. 108).
Ha-an-da-si
Ha-a-ni,
h
(gen.),
AO
7.
2221, R.
(OLZ6,
199).
Enlil-ba-ni (Ba.), K. 14278. Enlil-htm-ibni, s. of Raba-$a-Marduk,

"!
HABL
CT
1221,
$akin
*Ha-nu-nu,
Ha-ri-i,
33: 15, 103396.

/*.
I-si-in,
BM. 90936, II 8 (KING, BBS,
pi.
CV,
CT
,
33: 16, 103394, Case

h
p. 107).
Enlil-zer-ib-ni (Ba.), Ki.
1904109,
krttoti,
15.
*Har-ma-ak-ki, dup-$ar sarri A$$uru -u, Sarg. ~ VIII th 429. al Se Har-ma-ki Tigl.I: JADD
736,
4.
ki
Enba-Adad(SU-IM}, tor
f.
of Sin-uballit, 18126.
f.
gf.
Be. 17819. of Sa-Adad-ni-nu Be.

,
*Hul-te-lu-tis (El.),
55,
41
= Huteludiis-InluHnak,
9&
Sar
>
Elamti, Neb. I: s. of Silhak-
VR
X
Ertba-ASur,
uballit,
of Ninib-apal-iddin,
1
gf.
Marduk-
InhiSinak, see
(I9I3). P-
THUREAU-DANGIN, RA,
tokin (matt '""'Y 1-sa-ni, Be. 17707.
17761.
*[E-r]i-si-ti-ba-al (Ph.
b*3Mn*)
gs. ofKar-e-hi,
Hu-ma-ma-ti, HABL 1193, R. e. "l th *Hu-nm-bi-e, $d Btt-zu-al-za-a$, Sarg. VIII
40.
KGAS "64,
d
e.
Hurasanum, Capp. RA,

sl
2, 3 a,
sb.
E-m-a-nasir(?) s. of Sa-me-di, tokin gs. of A$ur-zer(t$um}-ustir(J),

t
Ni-nu-a,
Hu-ru-ta, Capp.
RA,
i, 4,
4b.
sukkallu
*Ia-di--ilu,
s.
rabu tokin m " tHa-lah-hi(t\ Be. 19152.

E-sag-gil-ki-ga E-til-Asur, s. of Mu-$allim-Ahtr, $ab-U Be. 18916.
.
.
of Ha-li-mu-si,
CT 33:17,
103 393,6.
.,
HABL
1215, u.
gs.
of Atur-
la-ki-nu, mar /., Ki. 190410-9, 15. * th mat soef. Na--i-ri, Sarg. VIII Ia-an-zu-h, sar d lugalkal-ga lugal Url{lugalI-bi-Sin(?
,
EN ZU\
.
ati\-ub\da-tab-tab\~ba
Capp.
RA,
i.
Gab-ba-ri,
I78f.
Epon., B. C. 667, Ki. 1904
109,
Ib-ni-Adad 1 ,
of I-ti-A-htr, Capp. 2, 4b. Iddin-Papsukkal, f. of zer$], BM. 38646,

f.
I is
Gab-bi-i (hypocor.), K. 14971.
(KING, BBS,
Id-ri-i,
pi. 19,
p. 93).
Gabbi-Uani-ereS
"GAL-apal-iddina,
pi.
d
(i),
K. 15929.
II 15
CT
s.
33: 16, 103394,77.
BM. 90936,
(KING, BBS,
II
I-kib-ilu,
CV,
p. 108).
I-ku-num,
s.
of A-dar-tttar, Capp. RA, 5. of El\I-li-ba-ni, Capp. RA, i,
4,
iea,
GAL-usallim,
mar
pi.
Hab-b[a-an],
p.
1
BM. 90936,
ab, seal.
(KING,
CV,
08).
l-ku-us-mu
seal.
i,
.,
s.
of I-ra-am
.,
Capp. RA,
4,
Ga-sMm, Capp. RA, i, e, ?b. Gimil-a-num,i.Qi.A-mur-a-Ur Capp. RA,

t
seal;
seal.
I-li-ba-ni,
f.
of AUr\A$ur-ba-ni\
see also El-
of A-bir-mu-ta-bi-el, Capp. RA, 3, Gimil-su-in, f. of AUr-ba-ni, Capp. RA, 4, 4.

f.
ba-ni.
Ili-be-la-ah,
Ili-it-ti-ia,
f.
Gu-gu-u-a,
JADD
94,
R.
2.
of Bd-$d-Amurrimt Capp. RA, 3, i. $akin "'ASsuri lKar-Tukulti-Ninib

T. XLIII.

hl
Ekallati '"t'Ru-qa-hu, Be. 16044;
cf.MDOG
"Kur-ra-la-'-ti,
HABL
224,
ie.
1275,
42, p. 51.
Ku-ui-ka-a-a
(gentil.),
Th.
Ilu-ma-li\ZU],
HABL
rab
190549,281+28^.
1291,
7,
9.
:i:
Ku-zu-na,
TA
*fm-6a-ajp-pa,*tur-ta-rtut Scwi.:'KL
I-na-[ili\-ia-al-lak,
19025
1
,
10,
i.
BI.LUB*
"l
66.17898.
La-an-l{e-e\ K. 14680.
La-tu-ba-sa-a-ni-Asur,
Li'-Aiur,
*In-da-bi-ga$
Iq-bi-Asur,
KK.
15016. 15119.
CT
A.BA
2.
33:
8,
103391,
4.
Kar-Sulman-asarid,
ea.
CT
33:19, 103392,2.
738, R.
s.
HABL
*Ir-an-zi,
f.
1234,
Lib-lu-tu,
,
JADD
CT
s.
of Ullusunu, Sarg. VIII th
Ltp-hur-ilu, Epon., Ki.

240.
1904109, 230 + 236 +
*ls-ga-bu (Hit.),
VS
I,
109,
2.
*rs-pa-ba-a-ra, K. 15036.
U-pu-e-ni,
f.
Lu-balat,
33: 15, 103396,70.
of Sarduri,
Mr
m"
Ur-ar-ti, Sarg.
Lu-la-ja-e,
of Adad-him-iddina,
tartdnu,
VIII th
Htar-duri,
400, 401.
Be. 17753l
$akin
,
Arrapha, Epon. B.
h
C. 714,
th Sarg. VIII
430.
Ma-hu-ma-a(?),
HABL
cf.
1316, R.
ie.
lstar-idat(//>0-a-lil<(?),
^kin
ai
Tu-us-ha-an, Be.
*Ma-ki-ir-tu (Iran.
h
,
Makerd, JIN,
Sarg. VIII
th
,
p. 188),
Id
18134.
m Bit-sa-ag-bat,
h
44.
Ihar-ndid,
ha-za-nu, 1238, K. Ki. 'ntar-$um-ere$, 1904 I4964(?).

32; 268.
HABL
9.
Man-nu-ki-ahe
santt,
Abp.:
Ki.
1904109,
B.
109,
27;
90.
ntar-tu ...... abarakku akil

Mi-a-bi-im, Capp. 4,
I-ti-a-$ur,
s.
5.
ekalli, Be. 18137.
abarakku, JADD 1020, Man-nu-ki-I^tar-li n\ K. 16523.

Man-nu-k[i-A$ur],
s.
of Ib-ni-Adad, Capp.
RA,
2,
/ja, 4b.
of Ku-be-im, Capp. RA, 3, u. It-tab-U-di-en-Ahtr, f. of Ahir-bel-ilani,
CT 33: 18, 103391,^. CT *Man-nu-la-mi-ni, 33: 16, 103394, 12. Ma-nu-bala-Adad(P), CT 33: 15, 103395,
Man-nu-kima-A$ur,
2. s,
gf.
of
Cf.
Mar-duk,
$a-ku,
HABL
1204,
4.
Arad-dKu-be, Sakin
It-tab
. .
mati, Be. 17950.
.,
Be. 18127.
10
9, 29.
Marduk-apal-iddin, KK. 15316. 15324. rod. II.: K. 16581. Ki. 1902510,
Mei;
1904
Itti-Adad-a-ni-nu, Ki. 1904
109,210.
Marduk-ban. .
Th. 1905
Ki.
9, 68.
.,
1904109,
256.
[Kal?]-hMa,
f.
o{A$ur-MU-KAR, Be.
17847.
Marduk-enba(l\ CT
33: 18, 103931,'.?.
ha-a, Be. 17755.
Marduk-ia$\
[Kdn-d]a-la-nu, $ar Babili,
CBR
s.
I,
40.
sukkalli rabi Sarri mat Sakin Qum-mu-hi, Be. "^Ha-m-gal-bat,

s.
of Nabu-li
Ka-nun-a-a,
HABL
mht
1193, R.
18921.
,
*Kar-ak-ku, $d
Ki-na-a(!\
Ki-sir-Alur,
th U-ri-ka-a-a, Sarg. VIII

i.
49.
HABL
s.
1296, R.
Marduk-itmeani($, $akin sl Ba-bu lMal-la-ni

Be. 16045.
' m ai Nairi
al An-di-ba
m5t ...
""'Su-u/i-ni,
of Ha-an-da-si,
1275, R.
AO
2221, R.
12
(OLZ
6, 199).
Ki-i-sa-ti^],
al
HABL
3.
Marduk-$akin-$umi, astrologer, K. 14645. h Marduk-Sal-lim-ahe, $amallu sihru, s. oiNabttp. 159),

th
,
*Ki-ta-ak-ki (cf.
KarraKaq, KatoKaq JIN,

44.
U-ri-an-gi, Sarg. VIII of I-ti-A-sur, Capp. Ku-be-im,

f.
3d
d 1904109, 95. AMAR. UDDI-PAP* Ki. 1904109, 41.
muSesi, Ki.
1
,
RA,
11.
3,
u.
I,
Marduk-ubaUit^TLLA..^,
109,
19.
s.
of Ninib-apal-
*Ku-duk-ka (Hit,
cf.
Lye. Ko8iKccq),
VS
iddin, gs. of Eriba-ASur, Be. 17707.
Ku-du-uk-ku,
UMBS
1257,
32,
7.
II 2, 84,
Ku-dur-ru,
Esarh.:
HABL
CBR
I,
Kudurru,
e.
dup-$ar,
Marduk-$apik-ser(\\ HABL 1237, R. 24. Marduk-Sar-usur, CT 33: 16, 103394, n.
15.
Ku-na-a(-a), HABL 1257, *Ku-ri-g-al-zu, HABL 1185,

No.
i.
1292,
3.
13.
Esarh.: CBRI, 32,1.
KK. 14580. 14603. (Ba.), of Gabbl, K. [1497 descend, Marduk-$um-iqi$a, h K. 14854. \dup$arru\
Marduk-$um-iddina
318
KNUT TALLQVIST.
Id
~
*Ma-al-dak-ku,
VIII th
,
.
al
Sarg. th 49. A-rad-pa-ti, Sarg. VIII

An-dir-pa-ti-a-nu,
"l
,
"l
Nabu-iql&a
(i),
K. 14658.
Nabu^-kil-an-ni,
HABL
1353, n.
*Ma-a$-da-a-a-uk-ku, VIII th 45.

,
Ki-in-ga-ra-ku, Sarg.
10
Nabu-km-usur
io-9,
13-
(2),
Epon., B. C. 690, Ki. 1904
*Me-na-na, Abp.: Ki. 1904

d
9, 34.
/#.
Nabii-kln-zer,
larni
is.
(probably
Km-zer\
ME-$apik-zer,
A.BA, CT
cf.
ice,
33: 15, 103396,

7
.
CBR
t
I,
22,
Me-nu-ah-ti,
CT
33: 19, 103392,
Nabu-li($, sukkallu rabu Sarri ^^Ha-ni-galmZi
*Me-ta-at-ti (Iran.,
th Sarg. VIII
,
Mt8u>ra<;),
ui,
142.
Zi-kir-ta-a-a,
so.
Me-ta-at-ta-ti,
bat Be. 18921. Nabtt-mu-$e-si K. 14563;

t
s.
of Nabu-Sallim-ahe,
95.
5, 103 396,7*. Mi-tu-ru,]ADD 324, L. E. 3 (B. C. 692). Mil-ki-ili, 165, L. E. 4.

:
Me-tu-ru, CT 33
A.BA
Ki.
1904109,
f.
Nabu-nadin-ahe($),
of
Tab-$ar- dNIN.LIL,
17.
JADD
CT
33:
19,
103392, Case
(2),
HABL 1175, Mu-nu-hiQ), HABL 1240,

Mi-tu-nu,
Mu-sa-ab-si-Asur, s.of
is.
9.
Nabu-nadin-aplu
h massar bit Hi, Ki.
1904
109,
t
52.
s.
Mu$allim-ASur
s.
Be. 17757. of A$ur-$ab-$i f. of Etil-
DLKUD-ia,
Nabu-nasir($),
ASur, Be. 18916. Mu-$e-zib HABL 1304,

. .
s.
14.
f.
of H Sangu-dAdad Esarh.:
t
.,
(2)
Sarru,
CBR
I,
Mu$ezlb-Marduk(KAR-' KlT)
Be. 18133.
Mu-tak]-kil-Ahir, K. 14616.
of Asur-kit-su,
Nabui-nasir-napSati,
4. 5. 6. 7. h s. of
CBR 30, /*;3 821.

1,
1,
i3
SA G, BM. 40006,
1 1
E.
(KING, BBS,
Nabu-rfS-iS-U,
pi. 25,
p.
8).
,4
JADD
472, R.
(B. C. 668).
Mu-tdk-kil-Marduk. Epon., B. C. 799, Th. 1905
-49,
257-
Nabu-sa-kip, Epon., Th. Nabu-$allim-ahe (\\ Ki.
190549, 395. 1904109, 12.
Nabu-ahe-bul-lit, K. 15277.
h h duplar Sarri rabu rab Nabu-$allim$unu(\), h umman Sarrukln bukur Harpit uzni
Nabtt-ahe-iddina
(5),
Ki. 1904
10
9,
46; 299.
Nabtt-ahenba
Ki. 1904 109, 40; 53. $ar Babili, CBR I, 41. Nabu^-apal-usur, Nabui-at-kal, HABL 1289, R. 4.
(2),
th 428. makki, Sarg. VIII h Nabu-lar-ahe$u (2), pahat mSa-mir-i-na
1913
-4-6,
15.
147.
Nabu-$ar-usur(6], Epon.,
CT 33:
6,
103394,9.
Nabu^bel^-nap-ha-ar-ahe-Isu],
HABL
17.
1366,
A.BA
Nabu\-bel-$umati,
HABL
2.
1246, R.
1248,18.
matt, Epon. B. C. 620, CT 33: 15, -- dAK-MAN-PAP, h u$}-ra-si, 103396,9.

1249, R.
3.
1279,8. 1284, R.
1311,31, R. 84. 1326,4, R. 5.
HABL
Nabuê-zib,
Nabu\-bel-ukin
HABL
s.
1191,
i.
HABL
CT
1354,
s,
R.
s.
Nabu-damtq
(l),
of Zer-Babili, of Erech, Ki.

h
Nabu-hzibani(2),
33: 18, 103391, /*

I 4
1904109,
-109,
Nabu
2
47.
Nabuûm-ibni, BM. 104408,
(KING, BBS,
Nabu-dan-na-ka-lim(?),
133-
A.BA,
B. C. 699, Ki. 1904
pi. 19).
Nabtt-$um-iddin
(4),
astrologer, Ki.
-di-ni(-si-me),
.
.
CT
33: 16, 103394,

1275, R.
/f,
Case
d
/j.
33.
PA-MU-MU,
Th.
1904109, 190549, 4.
NabQJ-dur-qat
.(?),
HABL
2.
h ai Nabu-dttr}-u-sur, Epon., B. C. 697, [ $akin Par]nun-na, Senn.: K. 1674, VIII 20 (CT 26: 38). h d Nabtt-epu$(u$), kalu(KAL) <fa Ea, Ki. 1904
Nabu-$um-i$kun(\), Sarru, CBR I, 2. 3. BM. Nabu-$um-li$ir(2), s. of Arkat-ili-damqa,

40590,
II 4
(KING, BBS,
h
pi.
1 8,
p. 92).
io9,
52.
s.
Nabn-tab-ni-usur, A.BA all, K. 15206. of Sin-$arNabu-tap-pu-ti-\illak\, Epon., time

itkun, Ki.
Nabu*-e-til-ilani,
of Ibni($)-Ea,
BM. 91 015, R. 20
4
9,
1904109,
mar
E-gi-bi,
352.
h ma$-ma$
t
pi. CVI, p. 1 Nabtt-ka-am-mat-u-a, Th. 1905
(KING, BBS,
10).
Nabu-u$allim,
281.
Th. 1905
4-9,
88.
Nabu-iq-bi, Ki. 1904
10
9, 39.
Nabu-u-$e-zib, K. 14593.
T. XLIII.
319
Nabu l -za-qip-cnU
103396,4;
s.
of Asur-dan,
.
CT
33:15,
Qu-gu-u-a,
Qur-di-i,
CT
33: 18, 103391,

7.
//.
16,
103 394, 3
HABL 90,
.
.
Nabu-zer-ibni($,
14593-
CT
33: 19,
103393,*;
(2)
K.
*Ra-a-nu
.,
K. 15078.
sukkallu, Epon., Be. 18918.
33: 15, 103396,
1208,
s.
.
Nabu-zer-iddin^),
Nabu-zer-kitti-llUr
Nabu-zer-lisir(-),
CT
(i),
33:
Ki.
7,
103393,
3.
Re$-A$ur,
12.
1904109,
21.
Ri-hi-ma-a,
CT
HABL
1285, R.
Ki. 1904
SRi--in-du,
f
HABL
109,
25-
Nabu-zuqup-ken(2\ K. I59 I 9Nadina-ahu(6>-# -SZS),

s.
of (n. f.) E-gi-bi, Esarh.:
CBRI,
Na-fa-ri,
30,7/531,
h
/*
(B.C. 680).
/j.
HABL 199, HABL 1351,3. J Sa-am-mu-ra-mat, MDOG 42, = Be. 15712. p. 38

Sa-ag (r)-ra-mat,
1
6.
Sa-la-ma-nu,
CT
33: 16, 103394,
Na--id-ilu,
SAG,
HABL
1208, n.
.
Sa-me-di, s. ofA$ur-zer$$um}-usur(j:), f. of J E-ru~ ai a-nasir, fakin Ni-nu-a, Be. 19152.
Naid-tttar(\}, CT 33: 19, 103392, 9 Na-ni-a, f. of Zi-li-Htar, Capp. RA,
Samsu-iluna
3,
2.
(3),
Ki. 1902
s.
10, 37.
*Sarduri(?XV-BAD\
277, 400, 401.
of Rpueni, Sarg. VIII*
Naram-Sin
(i),
K. 16633.
(6),
Nergal-$ar-usur
V#
h
BI.LUB, K.
6,
4.
14583.
hl
Sa-si-i,
HABL
1245, R.
202,
t
2.
Na-suh-qata-sabat,
JADD
Sa-su-u-ti,
JADD
(B. C. 670).
ki-i$-ri,
Nerga[\-bil-ku-um-ia, rab ekalli sa eli $a Kal-hi h sakin al Sa-me-ri-ti, Be. 17846 (probably
= Epon. B. C.
h
Si^]-bar-h-pak(^} Be. 17708.
s.
of Bar-ru-qi, rab
h
874).
Si-lim-Asur, Epon.,
sukkallu Sanu, Th. 1905

10
261.
Nergal-sar-ilani,
mutir
(3),
puti,
HABL
1214, R.
9, 35.
4.
49,44Sin-afye-i[bni], Ki.
Nergal-$um-iddin
Ki.
190410
1904
9,
Ninib^-apal-iddina, Be. 18913. d f. of Marduk-uballit(l\ s. of Eriba- A-sur,

Be. 17707.
Cf. Be. 17761.
Sin-afyeriba, the king, K. 15231. Ki. 1903
109,
353;
1904109,
f.
Sin- a$ arid (i),
Th.i905 4 9, 134. of Adad-him-lihr, Be. 18917.

139.
Ninib't-kib-si-usur,
atarid
"l *l
$ar
"l
sebu(?) rab biti $a Sulmanm " tA$sur h sakin matNa-i-ri

"l
Sin-aheriba, farru,
1262, R.
Sin-ban-aple,
9.
HABL 1365, n. Epon., HABL

,
An-di
Si-na(t}-la Gur-ru-na-mu^] ~ Mal-la-a-ni atAl$)-zi, Be. 17897. NinW-
s.
of Ilu
Be. 19319.
2.
kib-su-usur,
Ni-is-hur-ilu,
JADD
5l
569, R. s
23.
(B. C. 695).
Sin-iddin(2\ Sin - far- tikun
HABL
(
1320, R. dEN. ZU-
L UGAL - GAR-un\
Ki. 1904
HABL
Sakin
al
1342,
Sarru rabu Sarru dannu,

a!
10
9,
Ni$-pa-ti-ut-li,
A$snr
Na-si-pi-na
5l
Kur-
352.'
ku-pa
Ma-sa-ak$], Be. 15999
(MDOG42,
Sin-far-usur
(4),
Epon., Th.
190549,
ie,
356.
P- 5i; 43, P- 36).
Sin-tab-ni(-usur)(i],
HABL 1236,
R.
10.
1274,
7,
Nuh$a-a-a, Epon. M(?)-w, 0X33:18,103391,..

Nuri-a-a,
B. C. 703, K. 15424.
R.
7.
Sin-tdk-lak,
abarakku, Epon. B. C. 739, Th.

353.
s.
HABL
h
1300,
3.
190549,
Sin-uballit( 77),
:
of Enba-Adad,
i
f.
of Sa-Adad-
*Pa--e, king of Elam, Abp.

Pa-rik(sim)-tu,
ekalli,
K.
296.
bit sinniht
ni-nu
*Bz.
18126. Sa-Aa'ad -a-ni-nu,Epon. t

10
9, 1 80.
nappah hurasi la
1245,
2.
Ki. 1904
HABL
CT
Sil-la-a,
HABL
1233, R.9. 1255,15, R.i,
is.
1256,
*Qar-$a-a,
Qibi-Asur,
f.
33: 16, 103394,7*.

f.
R.
6.
of Alur-dammeq, gf. of Ahir-zeriddina, ggf. of A$ur-mudammiq, \sukkallu} rabu \)arri Ha-ni~\-gal-bat, Be. I775 2
-
of Bel-htm-tikun,
t
HABL
al
~
1204, R.
3.
Silli(MI-ltyA-htr
103445,
4.
Sd-da-li-e
CT
33
14,
No.
i.
320
Silli-ntar,
s.
KNUT TALLQVIST.
of Na-ni-a, Capp.
RA,
3, seal.
109, 126, 127; 109, 470II.

s.
iMTukulti-Ninib, Ki. 1904
Sa-Adad(-a)-ni-nu, Ki. 1904 109, 180; s. of Sin-uballit, gs. of Ertba-Adad, Be. 18126.
f.
of Ahir-nasir-aplu, gs. of Samsi-Adad, Sarru rabtt S. kiHati $. nt " {A$sur Be. 15271.
>
ld m-i$kun, Sakin mat" Ahir,><t.\']']t j '&.
oiAdad-ihne,gf.tfAht
17,
3.
Sulmu-ahi,
HABL
1189,6.
R. Sa-du(-d), HABL 1198, Sa-ili-du-bu, HABL 1288, Sa-ma- -gu-nu, HABL 1275, *
10.
Sulmu-bel, Epon. B. C. 696, Ki. 1904 109, 56. h $akin " l 10 Sul-mii-bel, Tal-[mu-si], 1910
-8,
mht
142.
t
Sama$-ba-ni, Capp. RA, 3, s. Samas-bel-usur Sakin " lKal-hi

t
Ha-me-di
B. C. 852),
Sulmu-eres($ HABL 1364, R. i Sulmu-Sarru (i), Epon. B. C. 698,

si-at-bar, Ki. 1904
= DT. 317.
h
$akin
a!
Hal-
Sir-ga-ni Be. 16000. Epon., B.

Ur-zu-hi-na, Ki. 1904
mitt
mZt!a-lu-na
(==
Epon.
10
10.
9, 161.
710,
h $akin " l
Ar\
Su-me-a,
KPRT
29,
R.
109, 98.
1316,4.
Th. 1905
Su-tur-a'Na-hu-du, $ar Elamti, Senn.: Ki. 1902
49,
49.
Samas-bu-na-a[-a], d B.
HABL
Sa-ma$-ia-da,
.699, Ki. 1904
109,
13.
Sama$-ili-a, Ki. 1904
109,
50.
Tak-lak-a-na-A$ur, f. of Arad-i/ani, dammeq, Be. 18914.

Taklak-\ana-bel\ K. 15039.
*f
gf.
of Ahir-
Sama$-mtt-uballit(2),
HABL
1239,
4.
SamaS(var. Sa-ma$)-$ar-ibni, Epon.
Ki. 1904
10-9,
*
57-
HABL 1199, HABL Tam-mar-i-ti, 131

Tal-la-kan-ni,
ri-tu,
R.
4.
1, 15, 27, so.
Ta-ani-ina271.
Sama$-$e-zib, Th.
190549,
2.
298.
Abp.:
Ki.
1904109,
Tatn-
Samat-Zum-ukm(2}, SarBabili,
CBR
i
1,
33.
35
39.
ma-ri-tu, K. 15296.
HABL
5
1309, R.
(7)
K. 15
19.
Ki. 1902
10, 18;
1904109,42.
1
SarnaS-unammir (LAH-ir\ K.
679.
*Tar-qu]-u, $ar '""'Mu-sur, Abp.: K. 15062. h *Te ., Ha-ma-ta-a-a, 1232, 4, 7. .... 1223, 9. Te(?)-me si-i-ri^},
.
.
HABL HABL
SamU-Adad, lar
IV.
s.
kiSSatiSar "ifAMttr,Be. 15712.
*Te-um-man, Abp.: KK. 14482. 15016. 15105.
of Tukulti-apil-ESarra, $ar matA$$ur,
Be. 15259.
190549, 63. Tnkulti-apil-E-$drra, HABL

Th.
s.
1365,0;
s.
ofAhir-
Sa-Nabn-M-u,
HABL
h
1204, R.
3.
Sm.
662, R.
2,
5
4.
(KPRT
Sar-Ahir,
34).
rab
(2),
SAG, KPRT
Th.
36,
R.
re$-i$i, Be. 15550. of SamU-Adad, $ar

,
Sangu(Rittil}-ntar
190549,
44.
Tukulti-Ninib
JADD
i,
232,
3.
SarlSar-pa(âtT)-ti-i-bel,
Epon.
13.
B. C. 832, 816,
A$ur, Be. 15259. of Sulman-aSarid, Ki. 1904 10 9, 470; s, of Adad-nirari, f. of Ahirndsir-aplu, $ar kiSSati, Be. 15714. sakin
s.
mitt
IIIR
II
32,
IIIi.
K. 14283. K. 15274.
2.
d Enlil
Sarru-beli-ia,
HABL
h
1255,
Sangu ASur, Th. 1905 4 9, 360. Sarru dannu $ar kiHati $ar matAshir,
K. 14884.
of Sulman-atarid,
gs.
Sarru-emuranni(^},llASL
Sarru-ibni,
1292,4,8; (6)
$alhi hinni,
Sarru-kinu, the king, King of Akkad,

Sarrti-lu-dd-ri,
HABL 1364, R. HABL 1214,4. K. 15003.

15100. 16302.
36.
s.
of
Adad-nirari,
Be. 15711.
KK.
KPRT
Taba(Hl-ba\
f.
of Zu\Zi-ki-ki, Capp.
RA
2, 3 b.
Sarru-lu-dari
Se-bu
.
(5),
K. 15206.
Taba-a-$ur, Epon., Capp.
RA
2,
na, ub.
9, 28.
4.
K. 14646. Sepa-ASur, K. 15060.

.
.,
Ta-bi-ia, astrologer, Ki. 1904
10
1324,
Tu]-du-te,
mar hpri
1353,
2
HABL
*SH-mi-ia (Hit, hypocor.),
VS
I,
111,9.
Siilmanu-atarid, K. 14668; $ar kibrat irbitti, Be. 15712. $ar kiUati, Be. 15499. ^.1904
*-U-a,
HABL
= K. 13
1292,
137.
6.
U-ka-a-ni, Bit-,
HABL
T. XLIII.
321
Ul-lu-su-[uu\ K. 14691. * Um-man-al-da-si K.

t
t
Za-bu king of Babylon, K. 14727.

t
15296.
Za-kir,
HABL
f.
*Um-man-i-ga$(ga-a$)
10, 18.
K. 15105. Ki.
34.
6.
19025
Zer-Babili,
47-
1255, 7,12,17. Ki. 1904 109,55. of Nabu-dainiq, Ki. 1904 109,
1904109,
Urn-mat
.,
HABL
1311,
Za-qi-ir-A$ur$\
Ur-di, *A.8A, B. C. 799, Th. 1905-4-9, 257. *Ur-sa-a-ni tar mdtMu-sa-sir HABL 1196,7.
t
HABL 1235, HABL 1356, R. Zeri-ia, HABL Zcru-u-ti-ia, 1255, R.

2.
27.
12.
Zi-zi-i,
beltemi,
KK.
1423, R.4. 8738,R.
(KPRT
Za-ba
.,
K. 14649.
Ki.
*Za-bi-du
1904109,
254.
Zu-zu Cap p. T-D

t
LC
242,
3.
No.
i.
Names and words quoted

n West Semitic and Greek writing.
838 93 a OE1138 6 a
2b, b?3(i)38 4 a
b8(i)38
266 a
95 b
Tb-D(i)b8 963,
8218 30 b
98 a
i8b
14
b,
27ib
97 a
73
a,
97 b 97 a
JK 287 b
1T38
4a
265 b
i6a, 286 b
I7b
313138 6 a
bt3i38
15 a
mbb8 743
295 a
I113b8 98 b
17
a,
ini3Ett8 1923
173
173, 294 b i6a i6a
1h3b8 98 b
!!3pb8 993 38lb8 73 b
33ittb8
1ESC8 1053
XIX
2523
b2?3P8 232 b 273 a
Bl(i)38
18
5b
6a
10 b
Dp38
83i8
i
I7b I7b 2663

l8b, 2663
tDETb8 26 1 b
23 a
133 63 b
253 818 6b D1818 2 a, 12 b b83!8 94 b

94
1(1)18
503
84 b
2853
143 i8a
265 b 268 b
118MJ138
75 a
503 13 2743 813 49 b
251 a
13 a
653 113 273b

I3E508 1053
8118 93 b
111318
50 a
143
193, 266 a
8nso8 1033
1i(8)nio8 333 1210108 45 b
T13 673,
2743
b*33l8
iri8
133
265 a
21 a
bl3 65b, 253b
133318 94 a
8313 63 b
253
131D8 19 b, b8 254 b
95
b,
XIX
b3
251 a
118 251 b, 2653 b8il!8 99 b
2643 XVIII
1238b3
118b3 58 a
267 b
10b318 28 b
rmi8
13T8
243 b
265 a
96 b 1lb8 95 b
265 b
8118 28 b H18 283

13118 763 1Q118 I02b
TJ8b3
633
3il8b3 563
it:b3 5ia 3p80b3 303 b
T. XLIII.
245
a,
!3Tb8 100, 1953
2503 143
97 a
2443
323
D?b3 50 b
3 24
KNUT TALLQVIST.
I82b
ma
79 b, 293 a
noiny 47 b
3a 4a
252b
nib
nays 2893
T3D
HIM
148 b
nbxia3 isob
3a
3a
67 a
1643
H2a
29 a
1 1
biny
60 a
3a
l82b
TO
iobt 2523
<t3bt
ii6b
I79a, 3023
^
issb
1 1
pt133
9b, 292 a
60 a
3b
4a
6b, 2643
irpubs 1793,3023
tt^bt
1633
1793,3023
162 b
1633
1S1033 1593
ffiO
nwbt XIX
95 a, 264b
ESb
ttinb
20 a
iinb 283 b
296 a
1653
XIX
i8ib
1
npb
XVIII
i69a
Tins 1733
3 a,
264b
Sob
80 3
264 b 94 b
nps 1803,3023
bsai3pt
48b
1t BIB
39 a, 2 86 a
i66a
l82b
13
a,
i4Oa
i66a
113
1
1803
303 a
285a
1233
77 a
252b
48 b
I36b
1233
49 a
1673 i66b
295 b
26ob
205 b
1383
48 b, 264 b 48 b
74a, loib 75 b, 266a
n^plt 205 b 205 b

204 b
1253
1383, 296b
13
I3b
M3
1DOE 308 a
1
296 b 1 68 a, 298 a
1
dbt 2603 Itt 206 b

IBS 8 1
3,
p(X)bM3 17 a
23 a, 195 a
25ib,268b 22a
2053,
260 b
293 b
I7ib 1^3 i68b vnsns 1693

10 195 a
2ib
Tint 2053
XVIII XVIII
XIX
22b
284 b
22b
23a 25ib
83 a
pp
1843
IDIO 2043
nip
bxai 1853 d-n i85b
1
11TO
28 a 28 a
28 a
ittOO
202 b
*pTa XDUtt
-ny 2713
2i9b,3ioa 2i6a
309 b
273
XIX
ny 252b
86 b, 306 a
28 3 b
snnpTn
135
a,
306 b
1-1310
i86a
iyi 1863
I35a
2193
47 b
3a
t1
iBI
86 a 86 a
T. XLIII.
13 5
325
265:1
rpsn
86 a
pntt 203 a
300 b
insn i88b,3o6b
2i9b,3ioa
67 a
285b
238a
psi
233a
26ob
I94a
7ia
i8ia,3O2b
AJi
1
npmn
231 a
84 b, 304 a
H
XIX XIX
i9Oa
304b
6a
a-o
99 a, 304 b
A8a8ct 264 b
A8a8va8ivaxrj!;
8b
D3W XIX
VTO
r* 300 b
2$ia
30 a, 27 1 b
Aâpeoq
270 a
AKUKIC; 266 a
299 a
3iob
204 a 204 a
261 a
266 b 266a
AKKKJIC; 265 a
jia 274a
aXcc 267 b
AXoo56a 283 b
22ia
-gAjfjJ 241
268 a
DDE xix
^sAJ.I
238 a
av8po<; 269 b
XIX
278b
222a 222a
I76a
^J"TT i82b,3O2b b jJaa. 277 X^-tX^ 277 a

i.jJ.A^.
Avtiyovoq 23 b AVTIOXO; 23 b
AvTiârpo; 23 b
Apajioac; 28 a, 293 a ApâK^q 28 b
Ap,3uXr]<; 291
285b
283a
282 b
Sob, 27 8 a
XVIII
226a
19 1 a, 208 b
td^t
\Jst>
76 b, iO2b
ApyqOrr]^ 29 a
280 a
Ap8apoc; 29 a
283 b
283
wcj 28oa
XJA>V 28 1
Apâvog
31
a,
295 b
Aptup.evi]c;
76 b
igia
XIX
Btttt
284a
Apicpapvi](;
29 b
26 1 b
300a 20 b, 260 a
300 a
a
<n; 30 b
2iob
igib
27ob Apdaoi; 27 1 b, 28 1 b
AptfirjOi^
86 b
XVIII nnOSIB 20 1 b
"1931B
285a
AprajBapioq 2723 Apragapr]^ 272 a

I?
3ob
300 a
193 a
r-r-
285b 28$b
286 b
}!>**
242 a
.?
XXV
2l5b
io6a
p*
L\.5.c
268 b
27 1 a
3ia ; 3ia
287a
XXIX
301 a
lOlb
303 a
XIX
JTYC 204 a
AproKaq 86 a
AoaXioq 2703, 29 1 b
AcjrctKoc;
304a
292 b
Hfc 193
No.
i.
a,
289 a
1053
300 b
i68a
J.J 292 b
Arevia 2733
326
C,
KNUT
25 5 b
143.
TALLQVIST.
Eppia8avva!; 31 ib
Epp.a8atri^ 27 ib,
Epp.ccKOTac;
Ki8i<Jt<;
2 88 a
AaXXa
I2ob, 292 b
288 b 289 a
AaoStKr) I22a, 291 b

Aau8iKr) 2 79 a
XXIX
1
KvSooc; 283 a
q 2 89 a
Baâ 274 a
BapeiSric; 302 a
Eppiii<;
278 a
05 a
Kiv8ur,
E<5np.(v)Tc\T\.c,
Aaêiorpeui; 2923 Acurea)v 2923
BccyaSarqc;
EtftXeyiuc; 273 a
XXIX
Aaitoq 292 a
BccAaapi 50 b
Ere/av8pO(; 77 b
Zap8ac; 245 b 23 1 a
109 a
Kiciii; 285 a K1660C, 304 a
AiXou 292 b
AtTctppa
a
XXX
BaXio; 30 ib
Bav|3a 5ib, 27 5 a Bav(3uAr]voc; 29 ib
Koyap.t<; 289 b
Ko8iKac; 2883, Ko8ijroc; 283 a
3 17
AOUTTK; 292 b Auy8ap.ic; 232 b

293 b
1
QapaKa
Bapyaca
BapLjavrji; 238 b, 281 a
Koiaq 304 a
01^1) 3 Iob 0oac; 286 a, 3iob
Bccpvcucx; 276 b
Bccrac;
2773 50b
29 1 b
286a 286a
287 a
287 a
^ 2873,
c;
KoKKaXo? 2893, 29 b KoXatfcai 289 b KoXiapiopaf; 289 b

KoXiopyeuc;
Maviot; 2943 Map8oo 1 28 a
Mapx)a
35 a
XXIX
MapXa
294 b
KoAopa
289 b, 305 a
Marie; 295 a
Kop.ava 290 a
293 a
BpiSac; 2763 Bpuactfic; 276 a, 280 b fkoAoc; 253 b
290 a v 266 a, 290 a
Meyapur,o; 50 a, 274 a Meyacpepvuq 302 b

MeCtcyic; 293 b
232 b
266 b
IXXivo; 254b
Fayai 277 b
IXooXaioq 239 b
Ip8t; 27 2 a
vi]
2903 2903
I38b
og 295 a Mi8o)Tccc; 295 a
Fapyapov 305 a
:;
80 a
ItTeoc;
270 a, 294 b 272 b, 29 1 b
Kop.p.aKov 29Oa Kovâ 27 8 a
MIKKOC; 293 b
Fipouc; 290 b
2733
Kopat,a 290 b Kopqtfoc; 290 b

KopKa|3ot; 301 a KopoKri 29 1 a
Mux; 293 b
Mw; 257 a
yidtfa 288 b
Icova 287 a
2893, 293 a
MoyooXa
291 b
b,
FuAAac; 284 a
Fu)|3puac; 2 76 a
nob
Aa8ac; 67 a Aaa<; 280 b, 3i2b
Kopo; 290 b KocoiKaq 283 b

KorropLevrjc; 283 a
MoKoXXqc; 29 1 Movep.it; 294b Movip.r] 294 b
293 b
MopcfoXeui; 29 1 b
nib
Kapa>.Xic; 290 b
ta
Kooa^ 3043
KooXavit; 289 b
Koutfavic; 288 b
XXX
142 a MOTUAOC; 295 a
Aa(i)SaAa 29 ib Aap.a.Coc; 279 b

Aajtapac; 28oa, 305 a Aapetoc; 70 a
XXIX
290 b Katftfi; 290 b
Kpayo; XXIX
Kuagapr]q 238 a, 240 a KuHa^ 2 84 a
Kuveac; Ii8a, 29Oa
MouraAric; 29 1 b, 295 a Mourac; 295 a
Aaccuv 28ob 8arr)c; 280 b

70 b
KacyraâXa 290 b KacJraXva 290 b

290 b
266 b, 3 17 a 283 a
294 b
c;
1403,
291
b,
Kuov
304 a
295 a
Arjviryrpioc;
Aoyaptoaq 232 b, 2933,
]q
t;
Kup(3a<5a 304 b KcoKac; 2 89 a
Mto8a8
39 a
Moorac; 295 a
3iob
232 b
3043
290 a
KooKoorat; 289 a
1
KeXev8epic; 3 12 a
65 a
Kev8eaq
AajBccvoc; 2 57 a
EAOUACUOC; I22b Epeooc 271 b
KepKacpoq 301 a
Aa8oKo^
291 b
Navac; 297 a NavvaKO^ 266 b
AaXac; i2Ob, 292 b
Navvaq 297 a
T. XLIII.
327
Navoc; 297 a
Corrections.
Page 2
a,
1.
13:
-
read A-a-e-hu
Ab-ba-ti rd. Ap-lu-ti.
4 a,
for
I.
according to K-U 17 from below: for Ab-har-u-di

.
.
.,
AK
47,
9.
b,
I.
8 from below:
425,
2
.
for
rd. Ab-di(?)-sarri;
K-U AR
4b:
for
AbMa-ahi-ia
657,
26.
-
rd.
Abi-ia-q[ar?j;
K-U AR
after
su-li.
6b:
(KING, BBS,
p. 45, n. 4).
K-U AR 442, 10. 6 a: for Ab-kal-li-pi rd. Ab-kal-su-pi; A-bu-Tesup rd. A-kit-Tesup (= Ah'- Temp); 1.5: rd. Abullu-te-ta-par-a-a-u 7 b, 1. 4 from below: rd. Adad-pa-da-a; K-U AR 447, 12. 12 b, 1.25:
1.
HABL
-
1112,
for
ins.
906,7;
14 from below:
cf.
XXXA.
14 a:
for A-hal-li-li
rd.
perh. A-tarfor Ahi-ia-
14 b:
Ahi-alik-mahri
rd. Ahu-si-na h ispar ***** tip-rat;
K-U AR
461,
4.
16 a:
-
am-nu
for
rd. Ahi-ia-qar;
K-U AR
-
116,12.
-- 19b,
I.
12 from below: ins. 'var. A-kit-Tesup'.

-
20a,
1.
12:
KAR
a:
.
rd.
KAK.
63
rd.
24 b:
del.
for "Aplu-ra-me rd. lla-ra-me.
44
after
.
A-SUr-ni-SU
b:
the
translation;
del.
-
see
List II, 3,
in
ia-a
after
Bi-Addi
-
'prob.',
etc.,
the
-
37 a, 1.4 from below: rd. "'Kalhi. under ifcj\ 53 b, 1. 15: rd. f Ba-Uparenthesis; cf. p. 273, under bi; 1. 5
67
b,
1.
from below:
rd.
Ki-lam-ra-nu.
cf.
-
65
1.
b:
del.
Bulug-erCS.
b,
7: rd.
Da-ad-di-bela-ni;
1.
27: del.
'but prob.', etc.;

Du-kur(?)-ilu.
G
Aa8aXa,
75
Car. n.
Acu8aXa. -- 68
-1.
1.
17: rd.
b: for En-nu-si rd.
prob. Bel-lamur;
81 b: for
f
JADB K-U AR 22, n.

m
G.
-
7, I, 12.
-
--
71 b
for Du-lat-ilu
79
for
b,
1.5: rd. 82-3-23,
135, R.
for
b;
1.
13 from below: del. 'slave sold'.

rd. f d Gu-la-ri-sat.
b,
1.
Gu-!a-kas-dll rd.
Mu-na-bi-du;
fd Gu-la-ri-mat
82
rd.
a,
10:
rd.
IIR67,
rd.
87
a:
Sa-la-ili-ma-nu.
bi-milki
-- 87
20:
rd.
Hat-ta-mu-u, and del. the parenthesis. -
90
b,
K-U AR 636,4; Ha-sa-la-an-ma-nu rd. 14 from below: la1.
A-bi-milki; 1.7
from below:
-
Ia-aM. -- 93 a:
rd.
-
'l-ba(na?)-qa-me
h rab bc-li.
-- 96
a: for
llu-aba-sallim rd.
su-usur. --
llu-a-ba-di.
97
b:
for lluka-asarid
Ili-ka-bar;
101 a:
for llu-kib-su-usur rd. Ninib-kib-
98
a: for
llu-ma-damiq
-
rd. d Samas-udammiq.
for In-di-lim-ma rd.
In-di-si-ma
111
105
b:
for Istar-bab- rd., according to
UNGNAD, AR,
c
Ellu-bab-.
etc.
-
--
Ilia: rd.
Kal-da-a-a. -rd.
b:
[Ka-ma-
ba-ni], del. the translation.
114 a, 1.4:
del.
cf.',
114 b:
for Ki-el-ra-nu
1.
Ki-lam-ra-nu.
119 b,
1. 7: rd. 'YcrtidJtr)c;; cf., for Lit-tu-ru rd. Mi-tu-ru. - -
however, Introduction, 122 b: del. II. 1920.
p.
- -
XXIII. -- 120
123
-
a,
I.
-- 122 a: b, 7: rd. A-dal-la-lnm. - rd. Ma-ag-du-bi. 124 b, i, and

1.
J
157
b,
1.
3 from below:
rd.
h Man-nu-di-iq b~d a-rii SAG.
135 a:
for *Mar-se-te-
id.
'
Mar-ia-te-'.
136
ili-su.
del. 'cf. Teuwatti'; for Me-la-a-gu-ra-a rd. Pi-la-a-gu-ra-a, q. v. 141 a, l. 10: rd. Amd162 a: for Nabu-taras-eres rd. Nabu-tuqunu-eres. -- 169 a: for Na-zi-Marduk rd. perh. Na-zi184 a, I. 21 181 b: after Pi-ri-sa-a-ti rd. cf. ncupu5a8r]c;. USING, OLZ, 17, col. 157. Sipak; cf. " l -from below: rd. sa Mehinil. 189 a: for Rit-ti-Marduk rd. perh. Lak(?)-ti-Slpak; cf. HUSING, OLZ, 17,
a,
1.
23:
col.
1.
156
for
f.
190
a,
1.
2:
parenthesis.
13509 rd. -- 192 b,

rd. 'Hit.'
13059 = HABL
I.
10 from below: for 'sold'
rd. 'assigned as
rd.
n:
rd.
1351; for Sa-lim-du Sa-an-da-sar-me. -- 193 b:
-- 191 a, composition for manslaughter'. 16 from below: del. the Sa-lim-kinu;

1.
rd.
Sa-a-si
uuv
Kur-uz-za-a. -1.
204 a,
1.
19
from below:
1.
in the parenthesis.
-- 208
b,
1.
5: rd. Sa-la-belti-man-nu;
14: rd. Sa-la-ma-me-e;

to',
-
17 from below: rd. Sa-lim-killU.

-
221
rd.
a,
b,
1.
etc.
231 b:
for Tas-pu-ru
5.
-
perh.
1.
227 a, 1. 2: rd. 'messenger 15 from below: rd. Si-tir-an-tah-mu. 235 b, 1. 18 from below: rd. 'cf. Teurap.oq'. Ur-bu-ru.
-
238
a,
1.
4: del. 65,
240
4 from below:
is
del. 'Ar.', etc.
249
b,
1.
8 from below:
rd.
" l Ah-ti-
r////i(?dty-na.
-- 253
b,
Bulu: Bn-li-ma-nu
ZYNER'S review in
below:
rd.
-
ZDMG,
a,
1913;
a,
1.
HOLMA,
perh. Hit.; for Bu-li-zu-ri rd. perh. Bu-uz-zu-ri; see TORC-- 257 b, 1. 6: del. In-di-Hm-ma; 1. 12 from Quttulu, p. 36, n. 2.
cf.
Mar-sun. -- 258
-
JENSEN.
rd.
l
260
1.4:
13 from below: del. Alaltsandu, since it

b,
1.
Introduction, p.
may
be = ala + aksadu.
XXV. -- 258 b,
-
1.
from below:
rd.
265
in
a, 1.8 from below:

1.
Ha-at-tu-si-pa.
-- 265
-
9 from below:
after
SU-ia-a:
ins. (Hit., cf. Pis.
(m) Ooico).
1.
JRAS, 1913. -- 266 b, Ak-pa-nr.

rd.
f.).
rd.
-- 266
ins. 'cf.
a,
1.
2: rd.
nin;
17 from below,
kppara,
SUNDWALL,
duction, p.
19 from below: hrnpra, in names of Asia Minor, SUNDWALL, p. 81

p. 112'.
268
a,
Ambari-s (><&?), Ambari-di (cf. Car. Iu,|3pa<5(5i^; -- 269 b, 1. n: Snbandi\% prob. Aryan; cf. Introcf.
-
XXII;
1.
15: *&. In-di-si-ma.
270
1. -
a,
asta:
Introduction, p.
-
XXII.
for
271
b,
arna:
ins.
Lubarna, Liburna;
see Introduction,
p.
for Sutarna cf. Introduction, p.
XXII.
272
b,
aspa:
ins.
'cf.
Kundaspi and
1.
Ktistaspi,
I.
XXIII. -- 276
a,
20 from below:
-
Bu-ru-ta(i)s:
Car. n.
from below:
cf.
Introduction, p.
XXI.
287
b,
1.
19:
for Zi-ir-dam-ia-ds-da, see p.
18 nuptvdoc'; under 293 mjasda,
and In trod.,
p.
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book on Assyrian names.

editing the said manuscript

Mr. JOHNS' suggestion that

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the other parts of the

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has been unwearied

and former pupil Dr.

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List of Elements, contained in the Personal

of Gods, Equivalents of the Deity, Temples, etc

of Countries and Cities

Other Elements (Nominal and Verbal-Forms, etc

Names and words

West-Semitic and Greek writing

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(time of) Asshurbanapal. The Annals of Abp., Rm.

AKA, I, pp. 222242; pp. 137151.

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Inscription of Asshurnazirpal III. above a Lion containing a dedicaton to

Leiden, 1903; transliterated and translated

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Asshurnazirpal. Inscription of Asshurnazirpal III.

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