rīmāniš

OB-LitOB-Lit: Old Babylonian literary texts uzzum i[llikam] ri-ma-ni-iš ALL, 32: 86 ↗SEAL “anger comes to me like a wild bull”.

SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) iddudma ri-ma-níš? (var.: ri-ma-a-niš x (MU)) uganna (u) kī araḫ būri ittanasḫara arkišu (var.: arkija) Ludlul I 19 ↗eBL “when he gets wild, he charges like an aurochs but like a cow towards (lit.: of) a calf, he (protectively) keeps turning around (to look) after at him (var.: me)”. Cf. differently Oshima 2014, 79 (“When he becomes pointed (i.e. becomes angry), he butts his (var.: my) wildbull,”) reading ri-ma-a-šu (see the note in Hätinen 2022: 19) instead of ri-ma-a-niš x(MU)/-níš. ^new