gištallu
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OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) gišGU.ZA gi-iš-ta-li-tim ARM 31, 494 no. 196: 5 ARCHIBAB “a chair with braces(?)”. either a fem. pl. of the form gištalû (gištalêtim, Guichard 2005, 204) or a fem. adj. (Arkhipov 2012, 494).
OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) 2 ḪAR ŠU B[AR]ZIL gi-iš₇-ta-lu ; ... 1 HAR GÌR BAR.ZIL gi-iš₇t[a-lu] ARM 24, 290 ii 12, 17 ARCHIBAB “2 iron hand cuffs (with a) bar; ... 1 iron foot fetter (with a) bar”. Also spelled gi-iš-ta-lu-ú ARM 32 p. 454 M.6495+ 16, gi-iš-ta-l[u] ib. p. 243f. M.12668 ii 11, see ARM 32, 97 for additional refererences.
NBNB: Neo Babylonian (ca. 1000–626 BCE) gušūrī giš-tal-li gišSAG.KUL BABBAR šīpī u ṣupru OIP 114, 89: 15 “beams, joists, a white(?) bolt, rafters and a ‘claw’”. For roofing houses.