ṭābiḫu
3Attestations
OB-LitOB-Lit: Old Babylonian literary texts ṭa-bi-ḫi MesCiv. 7, 11 v 182 “butchers”. in list of professions.
MB-QaṭnaMB-Qaṭna: Middle Babylonian texts from Qaṭna (ca. 1500–1200 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) bītāt ṭá-bi-ḫu-temeš annû ša ēkalli QS 3, 50: 7 “houses of the butchers. These belong to the palace”. new
MB-QaṭnaMB-Qaṭna: Middle Babylonian texts from Qaṭna (ca. 1500–1200 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) bītāt ṭá-bi-ḫu-tum annû ša bītāt : ta-aḫ-a-ka-še-na QS 3, 50: 15 “houses of(!) the butchers. These belong to the houses of the men”. with Hurr. gloss. new
Discussion
For the (ornamental) dagger in Mari see Arkhipov 2012, 128 with add. refs. In this mng. ṭ. is synonymous with ḫubūsu. AHw. ṭapīḫu belongs here (already corrected in CAD Ṭ 49a). There are no grounds for parsing it as ṭabīḫu (pace CAD Ṭ 6).
Borger 2010, 347: pace CAD Ṭ 8a read dingirbi-ṭu-ḫi-du-gul in BagM 21, 461: 19.