lipiʾu
2As disease name (lipi alpi)
SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) [šumma simmu šikinšu sām peṣi ik]kalšu mê lā irši ana lapāti irappuš Ì.UDU GU₄ šumšu Sakikkû XXXIII 59 “[if the characteristic of a lesion is (that it is) red (and) white, it hu]rts him, it has no fluid, (and) it enlarges on touch – ox tallow(?) is its name”. See the partly parallel BAM 4, 417: o 25f. Cf. also Sakikkû XXXIII 60 (GÚ.ZAL instead) and 61 (noting the appearance on the hip area and the thigh), both partly paralleled in BAM 4, 417: r 9′f. (all referring to Ì.UDU GU₄). Diff. Schmidtchen 2021, 187, assuming the form to be a rebus-spelling zal-lu:gu₄ for guzallu “scoundrel”; see Heeßel 2000, 370) since GÚ.ZAL is once attested in Sakikkû XXXIII 61. However, considering the partly parallel BAM 4, 417 (s.a.), which mentions only Ì.UDU GU₄, the form is probably corrupt. new
SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) girbānu sikk[a]tu ⸢ur?⸣-ḫu saḫsaḫḫu Ì.UDU GU₄ ṣītu K.6057 i 18 eBL“lump-disease, peg-disease, path(?)-disease, weeping spot(?)-disease, lipi alpi, outgrowth”. . In Simmū maʾdū-incantation between other skin afflictions and diseases. new