Long Short Vowels

Question 1

ṣa-ab šar-ri-im

Answer 1

ṣāb šarrim (11.1)

Question 2

ni-šu

Answer 2

nišū… always masc. pI. in form (11.2)

Question 3

da-nim

Answer 3

dannim (11.2)

Question 4

ḫu-ra-sína

Answer 4

ḫurāssina (11.2)

Question 5

qá-ra-di-im

Answer 5

qarrādim (11.2)

Question 6

ša-a-tu

Answer 6

šâtu (11.3)

Question 7

di-nim

Answer 7

dīnim (11.3)

Question 8

a-di-ni

Answer 8

adīni (11.3)

Question 9

bi-ti-ia

Answer 9

bītīya (11.3)

Question 10

ši-i

Answer 10

šī (11.4)

Question 11

ú-li-id

Answer 11

ulid (11.4)

Question 12

um-ma-nam ra-bi-tam

Answer 12

ummānam rabītam (11.5)

Question 13

a-bu-šu-nu

Answer 13

abūšunu 11.1(c)ii The nouns abum ‘father’ and alJum ‘brother’ exhibit a full triptotic
declension before pronominal suffixes, with long case-vowels. (11.6)

Question 14

um-ma-šu-nu

Answer 14

ummašunu - 11.1(c)ii Bound form ending in -i. The final -i is replaced by an unaccented short before the suffixes. (11.6)

Question 15

maḫrûm, maḫrum, maḫrum

Answer 15

former, front, received

Question 16

ki-ma

Answer 16

kīma (11.7)

Question 17

ne-me-ti-ia

Answer 17

nēmettīya (11.7)

Question 18

il-qú-ú-ma (plural)

Answer 18

ilqû-ma (11.7)

Question 19

a-di-ni

Answer 19

adīni (11.7)

Question 20

ba-la-ṭi-šu

Answer 20

balāṭīšu

Question 21

a-ma-sú

Answer 21

amassu

Question 22

im-la-a-ma (pl)

Answer 22

imlâ

Question 23

i-na-ša

Answer 23

īnā-ša

Question 24

i-ṣa-am

Answer 24

iṣam (11.11)

Question 25

ki-tim

Answer 25

kīttim (11.11)

Question 26

an-ni-tum

Answer 26

annītum (11.12)

Question 27

mu-us-sà

Answer 27

mussa (her husband) (11.12)

Question 28

šu-ú

Answer 28

šū (11.13)

Question 29

ša-at-tim

Answer 29

šattim

Question 30

e-qé-el-ni

Answer 30

eqelni

Question 31

ne-me-et-ta-ni

Answer 31

nēmettani

Question 32

ú-mi-im

Answer 32

ūmim 9.2

Question 33

a-na-ku

Answer 33

anāku 9.2

Question 34

a-ša-at

Answer 34

aššat 9.4

Question 35

ša-am-tum

Answer 35

šāmtum 9.6 rule 9.1 (c)

Question 36

i-ši-id

Answer 36

išid 9.7

Question 37

ku-us-sí

Answer 37

kussi 9.7

Question 38

i-ku-um-ma

Answer 38

ikūm-ma from kânum 9.7

Question 39

ú-ma-at

Answer 39

ūmāt 9.7

Question 40

a-wi-lum

Answer 40

awīlum 9.8

Question 41

da-a-a-nu

Answer 41

dayyānū 9.9

Question 42

pu-ḫu-ur

Answer 42

puḫur 9.9 (bound form of puḫrum) - nouns of the type pVrs, where V is any short vowel - The bound forms of these have the shape pVrVs, in which a copy of the vowel that appears between R1 and R2 is also inserted between R2 and R3 (p. 59 c 2 iii)

Question 43

ma-da-am

Answer 43

mādam 9.9

Question 44

qá-at-na-tim

Answer 44

qatnātim 9.9

Question 45

ru-ba-tim

Answer 45

rubātim or rubâtim - princess or princesses (context) 9.9

Question 46

ši-pa-tim qá-at-na-tim

Answer 46

šīpātim qatnātim (šīpātim is always plural, thus the adjective must be plural)

Question 47

um-ma-nu-um

Answer 47

ummānum 9.10

Question 48

e-mu-qá

Answer 48

emūqā 9.11 must be plural, bound form is emūq

Question 49

ni-nu

Answer 49

nīnu 9.12

Question 50

da-na-tim

Answer 50

dannatim fs vbl adj 'fortress' or famine/hard times/military service 9.12

Question 51

ku-nu-uk

Answer 51

kunuk bound form from kunukkum 9.13

Question 52

ki-ti-im

Answer 52

kīttim 9.14

Question 53

ši-ka-ar

Answer 53

šikar

Question 54

ni-iš-ti

Answer 54

ništi see III weak verbs p. 48

Question 55

a-ka-al

Answer 55

akal

Question 56

ṭu-pa-am

Answer 56

ṭuppam

Question 57

i-zi-ma

Answer 57

īzim-ma

Question 58

īzim-ma (in reference to a tablet)

Answer 58

to make out (a legal document)

Question 59

a-wa-at ṭu-pí-im ki-na-tim

Answer 59

awât ṭuppim kīnātim (true words of the tablet) - singular is awātum and kīttum (form of second spelling and general context thus requires a-wa-at to be awât 9.15

Question 60

ki-ša-ad

Answer 60

kišād from kišādum 9.16

Question 61

na-ri-im ša-ap-li-tim

Answer 61

nārim šaplītim (latter is adjective from šaplûm (denom. adj.; šaplī-) 'lower' - contrast šaplum b (šapal) 'under part, under side, bottom';

Question 62

imīdū-ma meaning?

Answer 62

they increased

Question 63

ṭe4-ma-am

Answer 63

ṭēmam

Question 64

ša-di-im

Answer 64

šadîm from šadûm (base šadu-;

Question 65

Do 9.18 again

Answer 65

Got it?!

Question 66

ú-ši-ib

Answer 66

ušib 10.2

Question 67

za-ka-am

Answer 67

zakâm ms acc vb adj

Question 68

a-ku-ul

Answer 68

ākul

Question 69

ākul

Answer 69

I used (it) from akālum

Question 70

il-qú-ma

Answer 70

ilqû-ma (3ms would end with e as III ḫ or e verb

Question 71

ub-lu

Answer 71

ublū cf: 3cs ubil 3mp ublū or ubilū

Question 72

ṭēmam ṣabātum

Answer 72

'to take action (concerning: ana)'

Question 73

wa-tar-ti

Answer 73

watarti (bound form of fs vbl adj) watrum is ms and watartum is fs case form

Question 74

la-be-ra-am

Answer 74

laberam; The vowels i and ī were apparently pronounced as e and ē, respectively, when they occurred before the consonants r and ḫ;. This sound change is not consistently indicated in the writing system, however, so that byforms are freqently attested, as in laberum and labirum.

Question 75

ṣé-eḫ-rum

Answer 75

ṣeḫrum

Question 76

i-ḫu-uz-ma

Answer 76

īḫuz-ma

Question 77

il-tum ra-bi-tum

Answer 77

iltum rabītum

Question 78

le-mu-tam

Answer 78

lemuttam

Question 79

iprus meaning

Answer 79

'to divide, separate (out), select; to decide (a legal case); to keep away (enemy, demons, ete.)'

Question 80

a-wa-at ši-bu-tim ki-na-tim

Answer 80

awât šībūtim kīnātim

Question 81

i-te-er-ma

Answer 81

īter-ma; The finite G forms of stative verbs I-w are conjugated as in verbs I-e

Question 82

eq-le-tim

Answer 82

eqlētim (eqlum (eqel; pI. eqlētum)