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šuʾinannakku

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Meanings:

'hand of goddess'-disease (associated with epilepsy)

'Hand der Göttin'-Krankheit (assoziiert mit Epilepsie)

« main de la déesse » - maladie (associée à l'épilepsie)

Distribution:

Domain: Illness, disease

Grammar:

pos:

Logogram: ŠU. d INANNA

Etymology: Borrowed ＜ šu inana(k) Lit. hand of (the/a) goddess.

2Attestations

ŠU.dINANNASBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) šumma AN.TA.ŠUB.BA ana ŠU. dINANNA itâršu qāt māmīti qāt il ālišu Sakikkû XXVIII 3 “if ‘fall from sky’-epilepsy develops for him into ‘hand of goddess’-disease – hand of an (broken) oath; hand of the god of his city”. Corresponds to 7–10 in Heeßel 2000. ^new

ŠU.dINANNASBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) šumma ŠU. dINANNA ana AN.TA.ŠUB.BA itâršu qāt Sîn : qāt Ištar (text: d15) Sakikkû XXVIII 4 “if ‘hand of goddess’-disease develops for him into ‘fall from sky’-epilepsy – hand of Sîn : hand of Ištar”. Corresponds to 11–13 in Heeßel 2000. Cf. further Sakikkû XXVIII 5f., 8, 22 (14–18, 20, 34 in Heeßel 2000). ^new

Discussion

For the differentiation of šudingirakku and qāt ili “hand of a god” (as disease originator), see Heeßel 2000, 49–52. So far, there is no syllabic spelling attested for the Akkadian form of this word. Accordingly, the form šuʾinannakku has been reconstructed based on the spelling of the comparable (and contextually connected) terms šudingirrakku and šugidimmakku.

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