dajjānu
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Variant: daʾʾānu, MBMB: Middle Babylonian (ca. 1600–1000 BCE) dijānu
Meanings:
judge
de:German: Deutsch Richter
fr:French: Français juge
Grammar:
pos: subst.Substantivegender: masc.Masculineroot: djnII/j (mediae infirmae)pattern: PaRRāSPerformer of the verbal content, denoting professions and other habitual (mostly criminal) actions
Logogram: lú
DI.KUD
, DI.KUD
Etymology: Derived < dīʾānu
1 Lexical
3Further Attestations
OAOA: Old Assyrian (ca. 1900–1700 BCE) (this memorandum is a copy) tuppem ḫarmem ša kunuk da-a-né AKT 7a, 21: 28 “of the enclosed tablet with the judges’ seal”.
OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) ⸢lú⸣DI.KU₅ šarrim Haradum 2, 23: 4 “the royal judge (and the city elders)”. see CAD D 29 d2’b’; see also AbB 5, 250 r. 4. For further OB ref. see Dombradi 1996, vol. 2, 5–17.
MB-LitMB-Lit: Middle Babylonian literary texts di-ia-a-nu ša kīma DN iberru kīnam AfO 32, 2: 12 “the judge who, like DN, chooses the righteous”.