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Akkadian:

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English:

Definitions and derived senses

saru

Flexible: finds šarru, saru, šāru (ignores diacritics and gemination)
sarru

Semi-flexible: finds šarru, ṣarru (respects gemination, ignores diacritics)
šarru

Exact: finds only šarru (respects all diacritics)

att:bib:KAR 158

Attestations that cite a text. Type att: and a reference: the list shows the attestations in the order of the text — the reference (for a field search, the matched words), the entry and its meaning. Enter opens the highlighted entry at that attestation; Ctrl+Enter lists them all and searches CAD and AHw for the plain reference.
att:akk:šarrum

The Akkadian text of the attestation. Diacritics are ignored, so sarrum finds šarrum and ba-la-tu finds ba-la-ṭu.
att:tr:king

The translation of the attestation.
att:mus:BM 34160

Museum number. Spaces, dots and hyphens are ignored, so BM 34160, BM.34160 and BM34160 all match.
att:src:ebl

The project a passage is linked to: ebl, seal, archibab, cal.
att:period:ob

Attestations of a period, by the id of the period list: oakk, ob, mb, sb, nb, lb, oa, ma, na … A short id also takes its sub-periods (ob → ob_onwards, oblit, oblex).
att:lemma:šarrum

Attestations belonging to one entry, by its lemma or its entry id.
att:bib:ARM period:ob

Fields combine, each one narrowing the search further. This gives the Old Babylonian attestations from ARM; att:akk:šarrum period:nb the Neo-Babylonian ones containing šarrum.
att:KAR 158

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burru II

Meanings:

tin (?)

Zinn (?)

étain (?)

قصدير (?)

Distribution:

Domain: Metals; materials and substances

Grammar:

pos:

Etymology: Borrowed ＜ br(r) cf. DUL³ 237; Huehnergard 1987, 115.

MB-UgaritMB-Ugarit: Middle Babylonian texts from Ugarit (ca. 1500–1200 BCE) ⸢1⸣ GÚN bu-ri GAL PRU 6, 158: 14 “1 large talent of b.”

See SAD B 47.

Nadezda Rudik (), Michael Streck, Janine Wende

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