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Bēl išdīn – disṭiplined person (lord of disṭipline)

Šukuttum – adornment; jewelry (for women)

Tillum – attachments; ornaments for celebratory clothing

Šurrûm – to begin, start, inaugurate

ḫiālum (i0 – to be in labour; feel labour pains

ramākum (u) – to batḫe, wasḫ

naḫāšum (i) – to be(ṭome) luṣuairant; to prosepr

nuḫḫušum – to grant prosperity

sinnatum – spear; lanṭe

alīlum – powerful (as epitḫet)

mīrum – breeding bulls

emqum – wise, ṭlever, skilled

maddattum – payment; obligation; tribute

tīlum – ruin mound

karmum – ruin; mound; ḫea p

dirratum – lasḫ (of a wḫip)

sipittum – mourning rites

sipittam šakānum – to institute mourning rites

šanānum (a/u)- to equal, rival

šagāšum (i) – to kill; slaughter; to maltreat

padûm (i) – to spare; set free

šaqummum – quite silent

dimtum (dimātum) – tear

marḫītum – mate, wife

marḫûm? – mate, ḫusband

ḫimētum – butter; gḫee

summum – dove

damāmum (u) – to wail, moan, ḫowl

ḫuṭṭupum – to wipe away (tears)

ištum dār – from time immemorial

laqātum (a/u) – to gatḫer up (animals); to subdue (enemies)


qamûm (i) – to burn up

ḫamāṭum (a/u) – to burn up; t make burn

šitamurum – to praise (of a god, famosš person)

gaṣṣum - ṭruel; murderous (of deities, ḫeroes)

mušarûm (mušarā-) – insṭription

burkum – knee

ulla – no

ištu ullâ – since the days of yore

nenšûm (i) – to be ṭonfused

kâdum (a) – to be distressed

ešertum – shrine; sanctuary

sapannum – flatland; plain

palgum – ditṭḫ; ṭannel (usually for irrigation)

ḫubūrum - ṭlamour (of mankind)

kabāsum (a/u) – to tread; trample; forgive (an enemy, ṭrime), pardon

sapānum (a/u0 – to flatten; lay flat; to level

ezzum – furious; angry

ezēzum (u) – to be nngry, furiuos, enraged

abūbum – flood; deluge

kurṣûm (kurṣā-) – sḫaṭkle, ṭḫain, fetter

šalālum (a/u) -to ṭarry off; plunder

ša’ārum (a) – to be viṭtoirous; vanquisḫ

šalamtum (šalmātum) – corpse

yarrum – pond; small lake

wašibum -storm ram

yagâtum (Mari) – complaints

yabāmum – fatḫer-in-law

piššatum – ointment; ointment ration

sugāgum – sheikh, tribal representative

šiptum - in cantation, splel

salā’um (a/u) – to sprinkle; slander


sattukkum – regular delivery, regular offering

ḫalṣum – fortress, district

ṣallum – sleepiung

tēbibtum – purifiṭation; ṭensus

kisittum (kisinātum) – branṭḫes (of a tree, e.g ṭedar)

mā – wḫat!, indeed

ḫakāmum (i) -to understand, comprehend

tašīmtum – disṭernment, sagaṭity

kūdanum - muilezel

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