1For duhšia = chlorite see Steinkeller JMS 1 (2006), 6 (http://www.etana.org/abzu/abzu-displayentry.pl?RC=20248).
2Stol in Milano Drinking, 175-179.
3see CAD S 197, STT 108: 20
Brandis-Schuster AoF 30, 263 with note 17.
4see Nammahni 2
5This stone is identical with Akkadian engisû, for which see Schuster-Brandis AOAT 46, 410.
variant has en-[ge-en], as in Lugal-e 619.
6in Ugarit and Emar the entry is found among weights and calculus and is translated aban nībi (count stone) in Emar (aban emši in Ugarit).
7See Civil, ARES 4, 77
also Civil FS Sanmartin
8See Schuster-Brandis AOAT 46, 430.
9See Schuster-Brandis, AOAT 46 (2008), 416 under haltu.
10The stone im-an-na is a source of silicone in glass making. See Schuster-Brandis AOAT 46 (2008), 419.
11Klein, ZA 73 277
12RlA 10, 8
13Black Iraq 58, 183-186
14this item is skipped in most exemplars and may well be an error for {u₂}du₆-din (line 232).
15Stol BSA 3, 70 note 26
16Stol BSA 3, 64
17Stol BSA 3, 58
18CAD andašu and Stol BSA 3, 62
19On this word, see 1998 Y. Sefati, Love Songs 277.
20Akkadian mar-ru
21Veldhuis 2004: 244 fl.
22Waetzoldt UNT 120
23Akkadian sūnu (trimming or hem); see J.-M. Durand, ARM 30 93-95.
24RSO 7, 54 tug₂ lu₂-tun₃-tun₃ = tu₄ lu-du-ṭu = ša al-lu-ri