kisallu
3Attestations
OB-LitOB-Lit: Old Babylonian literary texts Emaš šubat pusummiša KISAL rabīʾam šubat nišī mādâtim bīt rīšātim KISAL ḫidûtiša Wilcke 2017, 741: 28 “the Emaš, the seat of her veil, the great courtyard, the dwelling for numerous people, a house of celebration (and) a courtyard of her joy”. RIME 4, 673 notes KISAL (?) ḫi-du-ti-šu whereas the Ms. added in Wilcke 2017, 471 has KISAL ḫi-du-ti-ša. Wilcke 2017, 471 transcribes differently pussummiša.
OB-LitOB-Lit: Old Babylonian literary texts makâtim ša agurrim manīʾāt KISAL simat ilūtiša Wilcke 2017, 472: 40 “pillars of backed bricks (according to) the measurements of the courtyard befitting her divinity”.
SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) GN kiṣṣu ellu atmānu šarrūtu ki-sal-la rašbu RIMB 2, 319: 9 “(the city) GN, the pure shrine, the cella of kingship, the awe-inspiring court”.