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11. As preposition: with
MA-LitMA-Lit: Middle Assyrian literary texts it-te milik ṭēmija amdalikma BBVoT 2, 24: 7 “I consulted with myself (lit.: with the advice of my mind)”. see also ib. 26: 14 (with var. KI-te), ib. 38: 10. In MA, we would expect iltu (or ilte- + suffix, see LAOS 8, §438); itti/e might be diagnostic for Babylonian influence.
22. As subjunction: in addition to the fact that
OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) inanna ⸢it-ti⸣ anā[ku a]qbû ul tāpulanni ammīnim ana an[n]ītim taprikam Ziegler 1999, 498 A.2732 13 ARCHIBAB “now, in addition to the fact that you do not answer to what I say, why did you obstruct this matter?” new
OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) it-ti ina libbi ālim wašbāta u lubuštī an-ni-a-[tam?] lā [tadd]û u enūt ka[kkīja] … ul tušeppeš ul tušāb[ilam] Ziegler 1999, 501 A.3918 5 “in addition to the fact that you reside within the city and have not pu[t out th]is garment of mine, you also do not make my ba[ttle] gear ... and have not sent (it)”. new