ditānu

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Variant: didānu
Meanings:
(a bovine) (?)
de:German: Deutsch (ein Rind) (?)
fr:French: Français (un bovin) (?)
(a fish)
de:German: Deutsch (ein Fisch)
fr:French: Français (un poisson)
ar:Arabic: العربية (نوع من الأسماك)
Grammar:
pos: subst.Substantive
Etymology: Borrowed < Amor.Amorite (?) *dṯn > dtn. Cf. Streck 2000, 216–218: § 2.114; diff. SED 2, 269f. no. 231.
1 Lexical

SB-LexSB-Lex: Standard Babylonian lexical texts — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) ku-sa-aḫ = saḫ₄-ku₆ = … = ⸢di-ta⸣-[nu] MSL 15, fig. 3–4 IM 124475 23 (Diri) DCCLT. new

Discussion

Perhaps a variant of tišānu. According to Lipiński 1978, 109f., the word may refer to a kind of cervide whereas the older dictionaries assume a kind of bovine (like aurochs or wisent) due to the lex. equation with Sum. alim.

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