gištappu

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Variant: kištappu, kiltappu, galtappu, kerṣappu, gerṣeppu, kišṣappu, gišṣappu, kilzappu, girtappu+
Meanings:
footstool
de:German: Deutsch Fußbank, Schemel
Grammar:
pos: subst.Substantive
Etymology: Sum.Sumerian
3Attestations

OAkkOAkk: Old Akkadian (ca. 2350–2100 BCE) 1 giškiš-tap-um CUSAS 27, 236 r. 3.

OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) 8 KUŠ UDU.GAL iš gìr-tab-ba-tìm ARM 19, 104: 2 “8 skins of big sheep for footstools”.

MA-LitMA-Lit: Middle Assyrian literary texts kišād bēlūtišu kīma gal-tap-pi ina šēpēja akbus BagM 25, 462: 39 “I trod with my feet on his lordly neck as (if it were) a footstool”. see also RIMA 1, 245: 63.

Discussion

Pace AHw. 286, Ur III galtabbu “a fat-tailed sheep” is to be differentiated from NA kaltappu .

The (gold) ornament kaltappu is considered a separate word by AHw. 427a.

For the threshing sledge see Streck 2009-2011, 229.

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