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MSL 07, 065; MSL 08/2, ***
[...]
[...]-⸢x⸣-[...]
ŠU<(...)>
[kuš]⸢akar⸣
ap-luḫ-tum
armor
[kuš]e₆
e-a
[...]1
leather strap of a door
⸢kuš⸣ub₃
up-pu
type of drum = kettledrum
⸢kuš?⸣še-gin₂ kug-sig₁₇
šin-du ḫu-ra-ṣu
golden paint = (...)
šim kug-sig₁₇
ši-i-pu
golden aromatic substance or paste = golden paint
šim na₄saḫar
li-i-ru
dust-colored aromatic substance or paste = gold paste = dust-colored paint
šim-bi-zid-da
e-gu-u₂
kohl or antimony paste = (...)
⸢im⸣ sig₇-sig₇
MIN<(e-gu-u₂)>
green or yellow paste = kohl or antimony paste = (...)
a-ma-mu-u₂
kohl or antimony paste = type of eye cosmetic = (...)
šim-bi-zid-da ⸢sig₇-sig₇⸣
as-ḫar
green or yellow kohl or antimony paste = crushed ashar stone = yellow dye or paste?
im ⸢dara₄⸣
⸢ḫa⸣-a-pu
red/brown clay = (...)
im gun₃-nu
a-⸢da⸣-mat
variegated clay = red dye
im kug-sig₁₇
il-[lu-ur ...]
gold paste = rouge = yellow mineral paste
im-gu₂
qa-du-[ut-tum]
silt = clay
im gu₂-en-na
MIN<(qa-du-ut-tum)> ši-ka-ni
deposited silt = deposit of the river or canal
im-gu₂ kaš⸢kurun₂-na⸣
MIN<(qa-du-ut-tum)> ši-ka-ri
(...) beer dregs = beer dregs = (...)
im saḫar ⸢gig₂⸣ [...]
qit-mu
black paste used in the tanning process = (...)
urud za-[ri₂-in]
⸢gur⸣-nu
low quality copper
urud saḫar [ḫu-luḫ-ḫa]
[ṣi]-⸢it⸣ ḫur-ri
refined copper ore = issue of the mine = (...)
urud-⸢x⸣-[...]
⸢urud⸣-[...]
⸢uruda-da-pa₃?⸣
a-da-pu
type of musical instrument = type of drum
urudtigiti-gi
ti-gu-u₂
[...]2
type of drum = type of drum
urudba-zil-la-tum
(blank)
urudkam₂-kam₂-ma-tumzabar
ŠU<(kamkammatu)>
[...]3
urudkam₂-kam₂-ma-tum šu-si
finger (sized?) type of musical instrument = ring
urudniŋ₂-šu-zabar
mu-ša₂-⸢lu⸣
copper mirror = (...)
urudšen gal-la
mas-laq-⸢tum⸣
large kettle or cauldron = type of cooking pot = large kettle or cauldron
<<urud>>šen ḫur-saŋ-ŋa₂4
cauldron of the foothills
urudšen gu₂ dil
mu-ṣar-riš-⸢tum⸣
kettle or cauldron with a single neck = type of libation vessel = (...)
urudšen-dili
šen-⸢nu⸣
ewer = cauldron = (...)
urud za-ri₂-in
ŠU<(zarinnu)>
inferior quality coarsely cleaned copper = (...)
urudka-an-da-lu
type of copper utensil = (...)
urudmaš-ka-nu
fetters or shackles = (...)
urudzu-qa-qi₂-pu
copper figurine of a scorpion?
urud⸢ab⸣-bu-ut-tum
copper clasp for the slave lock = (...)
buru₅er-gi-lum
ŠU<(ergilu)>lum
type of locust = (...)
buru₅er-gi-zum
ŠU<(ergiṣu)>ṣu
buru₅ kug-babbar a-šag₄-ga
silver locust of the field = (...)
buru₅ sa₂-a
si-ik-du
equaling locust = mantis = (...)
buru₅ su₃-ud-re
a-du-di-lu
distant locust = praying mantis = (...)
buru₅ si₁₂si-tu
(...) locust = (...)
nim zu ra-aḫ
ku-za-zu
⸢x⸣-[...]
biting fly = wood-wasp = (...)
buru₅ ḫa-mun
lal-la-ar₂-tu
locust with a harmonious cry = "mourner" = (...)
nim nisig
tam-bu-uk-ku
fly that infests fruits and vegetables = (...)
nim lal₃
nu-ub-tum
⸢zu⸣-[um-bi ...]
honey bee
nim mud
aš₂-tur-ru
MIN<(zu-um-bi)> [...]
blood fly = gnat = blood fly?
⸢nim⸣ zu₂
zaq-qi₂-tum
mosquito = (...) fly
⸢nim⸣ saḫar-ra
⸢lam⸣-ṣa-tum
⸢nam⸣-[...]
dust fly = type of large fly
nim a
⸢zu⸣-[um]-⸢bi⸣ me-⸢e⸣
fly of the water = (...)
nim na₄
MIN<(zu-um-bi)> ab-ni
fly of stone
nim sig₇-sig₇
sa-su-ru
green fly = (...)
nim za-gin₃-na
NIM [...]
blue fly? = (...) fly
nim u₂-šukur₂
ḫal-lu-⸢la-ia⸣
centipede = (...)
⸢šaḫ⸣ [...]
pig of the earth, an insect
eḫ saŋ-du [i₃]-gu₇-e
mut-⸢qu⸣
up-[lu]
parasite that eats the head, head louse
eḫ zu₂-lum-ma
kal-mat su-lu-up-pi
ḫa-⸢ra⸣-[...]
parasite that infests dates = (...)
⸢eḫ⸣ še gu₇-e
tal-ʾa-a-šu
kal-⸢mat⸣ [...]
parasite that eats barley = weevil = parasite that eats barley
⸢eḫ⸣ tug₂ keš₂-da
me-eq-qa-a-nu
ḫar-⸢sap?⸣-[nu]
parasite that attaches itself to clothes, moth = larva or maggot
⸢eḫ⸣ zag la₂
ib-ḫu
TAB-⸢x⸣-[...]
insect hung from the shoulder = type of insect = (...)
⸢eḫ⸣ dur₂-ra
mu-bat-ti-ru
a-ki-[lum]
parasite that causes illness? = worm or grub? = eater
ušu
mu-nu
MIN<(a-ki-lum)>
larva = eater
⸢ušu⸣ sim
MIN<(mu-nu)>
sifting larva = eater
⸢giriš⸣ gal
tar-ma-ṣu
SAG-[...]
large butterly = type of butterfly = (...)
[...]-ŋa₂
kur-mit-tum
kur-ṣip-[tum]
"dirt clod" dweller?, type of insect = butterfly
[šag₄]-tur₃
ša₃-tur-ru
nam-⸢da⸣-[lu]
type of insect = millipede
[...]-⸢x⸣
i-šid bu-kan-nu
bu-kan-[nu]
base of a pestle, type of insect
⸢ur⸣-ba-tum
ṣe-e-tum ⸢pi⸣-[...]
(...)? worm = type of worm = (...) type of worm
[...]-⸢x⸣-BU
ma-aṣ-ṣar-[...]
na-an-⸢x⸣-[...]
ḫa-DI-[...]
[...]-⸢x-x⸣-[...]
1There may be traces of a gloss before the final sign.
2Gloss occurs between elements of the Diri compound.
3See Kilmer RlA 8, 465.
4This variant is subscripted under preceding entry.
Edition by Jeremie Peterson.