gabbu III
2Base of a statue
OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) inūma DNf ina gáb-bi-ša uzzīzū FM 3, 238 no. 73: 9 ARCHIBAB “when they installed DNf on her pedestal”. Also ib. p. 248 no. 95: 31.
OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) [inan]na ga-ap-pa-am [g]apšam ša ṣalmim [an]a talbīš napād mešetti [up]atteḫ ARM 13, 11: 23 ARCHIBAB “now I have drilled through the massive pedestal of a statue (in order to make) cladding for the fastener of the mešettu -lance”. See Durand 1997, 281f.
Discussion
from SAD G: See Durand 2005, 144f. Cf. Hebr. gab I HAL I 163, Ugar. gb I and II DUL I 291. However, some of the Ugar. refs. perhaps belong to gubbu “cistern” (= Hebr. gēb I HAL I 163).