karru I
REVIEW
Meanings:
knob, pommel; promontory
Grammar:
pos: subst.Substantive
2Attestations
SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) sikkat KAR.RA [ḫurāṣa? ..]. u uqnâ tamlâ umallīma [ēkallāt?] ḫidâti u rīšātu almi […] šuqulti ḫurāṣi ša ina muḫḫi sikkat KAR.RA RIMB 2, 304 iv 18, 21 “I inlaid knobbed nails [with gold(?) ..]. and lapis lazuli and I surrounded (with them) the [palace] of joy and delight; […] is the weight of gold which is (inlaid) into the knobbed nails”.
SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) GN [ (u ) GN₂ š]a ina qereb kar-ra šadî danni šaknū KAL 3, 48: 9 eBL “GN [(and) GN₂, wh]ich are located on a promontory of a mighty mountain range”.
Discussion
Differring from SAD K 60, we take qurāru to be a different lemma.