baʾēruttu

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Meanings:
(art of) appearance, manifestation
de:German: Deutsch (Kunst der) Erscheinung
Distribution: MAMA: Middle Assyrian (ca. 1500–1000 BCE)
Domain: Divination
Grammar:
pos: subst.Substantiveroot: bwrII/w (mediae infirmae)pattern: PaRīS + -ūtAbstractum suffix -ūt
Etymology: Derived < bâru III Morphologically, the word cannot derive from barû I “to perform extispicy”, but only from a II-weak root. We follow Shibata 2015, 148-150 in deriving the word from bâru III. However, we analyze it as a noun with the pattern PaRīS instead of PāRiS, which fits the proposed meaning of the word better.
1Attestations

MAMA: Middle Assyrian (ca. 1500–1000 BCE) (1 spring lamb) ba-e-ru-te MARV 1, 2: 1 TCMA “(for) the art of manifestation”. sim. ana ba-e-ru-te MARV 2, 29: 7; MARV 3, 75: 4; Iraq 70, 151f. no. 7: 9; ba-e-ru-ti ib. 5. 2. See de Ridder 2021, 156f.

Discussion

Factually, the word may refer, like bārûtu, to divination, i.e. the manifestation of the divine sign.

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