Body Parts, Birds, and Green Spelt: 23 new words from lexical texts for the Akkadian Dictionary

Michael P. Streck

doi:10.35305/cl.vi24.176

Auteurs

Michael P. Streck Universität Leipzig, Altorientalisches Institut, Alemania

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.35305/cl.vi24.176

Mots-clés :

Akkadian, Anatomical terms, Animal terms, Food terms, Lexical lists

Résumé

This article discusses 23 words that have hitherto not been included in the Akkadian dictionaries. The lexical list Ugumu yields 3 new body part terms; lexical texts from Old Babylonian Sippar and Middle Babylonian Emar offer 19 new types of birds. Finally, a discussion of ḫabazinnu, “green spelt”, provides corrections to the existing dictionaries.

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