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List of roots
p. xvii	blky corrected to blkt in 2nd impression.
p. xix	add hms  see  hummusum
p. xx	add  mšt  see  mašātu
p. xxii	add  s’t see šêtu(m) II <MJW>
abāku(m) II	for OB see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 351 note g) ad no. 171.rev.10'.
abal	see a-bal qibītišu ṣirtu “without his elevated decree” Nabonidus (Harran), Gadd, Anatolian Studies 8 (1958) p. 62 ii.36; cf. Moran, Or. NS 28 (1959) 139.
abašmû	for f. abašmītu “of Kaniš”  see CT 44 23:11 (not lex.!; cited MSL 10, p. 21 ad. l. 175).
abātu(m) I	add: D (u(’)abbit and ubbit) <MJW, June 2004>
abātu(m) II	G for OB see George, NABU 1991 p. 16 no. 19.1 ad Gilg. Y.iv.18 ih-bu-tu.
abbāšu	Freydank, WVDOG 92, no. 5.40’; see Postgate, Studies Veenhof, p. 375 for another attestation and possibility that the word refers to a textile worker.
[abbu]	AHw meaning 2 suppressed. In KAV 99:22 read ṣi-ir-pa na!-ab-bi-ša (see Freydank/Saporetti, Bābu-aha-iddina. Die Texte, p. 61).
abbuttānû	transfer to apputtānû [see abbuttu(m)].
abbuttu(m)	in the light of OB pl. appātim (see CAD A/ii, 182a, ref. Stol) better transferred to apputtu(m) I, renumbering apputtu(m) I as a. II and a(p)puttum II as a. III
ābirû	Lambert, JSS 27 (1982), 282-3.
abratemum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24 IM 90646:12.
[absahurakku]	delete, see s.v. abšahurum
abšahurum	delete variant absahurakku [the form with ?akk- was entirely restored in MSL VIII/2, 117 98 before syllabic writings of abšahurum (etc.) were known] <NV, 4.viii.2004>
abu(m) I	9. see Gilg. VI.89. 11. see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 187 ad no. 600:14.
aburriṣānu	better continue: Bogh., jB burriṣānu (a burrowing animal) M/jB [see Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 628].
adamdunû	[better adamdunûm]; add OB lex. see von Soden, ZA 68 (1978) p. 38 fn. 19.
adāmum	Durand/Michel, NABU 1991, p. 62 no. 91.
âdu	revise as follows: âdu(m), ’âdu(m) “to be familiar with, know of” O/MB, jB G (pres. i’âd, pret. i’īd) locality Ṧ “notify, apprise” s.o.; see na’ādu [for OB see AHw 1542a and D. Charpin, ARM 26/ii, pp. 21-2 no. 291:18, 24 i-’a4-du-nim; for jB see AHw 1386b s.v. ṭēmu(m) 6 b) ad Ee VII.114;  CAD A/i, 136a assigns G forms to idû N (cf. CAD I/J, p. 34a and Ṧ forms to šu’udu (CAD Ṧ/iii, pp. 417-8)] <Mari passage courtesy MA, 20.vii.2004>
aduššu	better: adaššu(m), jB also aduššu; meaning better “lower town” [Stol after D. Charpin, MARI 7 (1983) 194-6; for OB (Mari) attestations and identity with adaššu see Dossin, RA 66 (1972) p. 115 A. 2830 rev. 18; p. 117 A. 826 rev. 25, etc.]
āgilu	for the form agillu see Lambert, in H. Goedicke & J.J.M. Roberts (eds.), Unity and Diversity, pp. 116-7, A.8, 10.
agubbû	better: agubbû(m) read O/jB [(DUG.)A.GÚB.BA; OB E.GUB]; < Sum [B. Landsberger/T. Jacobsen, JNES 14, 15-16 p. 22; JNP 19.1.03].
ahātu II	2. MA “sleeves” cf. ahu(m) II 5 (from CAD A/i, 208 ahu B 4).
ahāzu(m)	OAkk see Frayne, RIME 2, p. 15:108.
ahītu(m)	2. for NA pl. see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 27, no. 5.iii.26'.
āhizum	Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 203-4 note a) ad no. 60:9,12 (but meaning adjusted).
alālu(m) II	Š in qāta šūlulu Ludlul I.36; see George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1998) p. 198.
ali II	Durand, RA 82 (1988) 106.
alti	period O/jB, see von Soden, ZA 68 (1978), 78 ad ll. 58, 60 (Atrahasis Tablet I, Old Babylonian); see also Or. NS 38 (1969) 422 fn.2.
alû(m) III	for OB see Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 119-121.
amertu(m) I	for Mari form imertum and proposed meaning “témoignage oculaire” see Lackenbacher, ARM 26/ii, p. 393 note o) ad no. 468:rev.31'; meanings “view” and “preference” proposed [JNP].
amšāli(m)	add to forms amšālittam [D. Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 100 No. 329:13’] <MA 24.viii.2006>
anāhu(m) I	Št for astr. “endure” see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 62 no. 103:1.
anīhu	this form preferable to ānihu (so CAD A/ii, 121-2) [JAB].
annaku(m)	for MA a. paṣiu see Freydank, Studies Diakonoff, pp. 64ff.
annimmû(m)	first variant read: a(n)nummû(m) [see on anummûm below]
annîša(m)	add MA(Am.) also ana anniša “until now, heretofore” (EA No. 15:9) [JNP]
annuharu(m)	for Mari form innuharum see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 298 note a) ad no. 134:7'.
anummûm	insert: anummûm see annimmû [in OB letters this word regularly written a-nu-um- without doubled n]. <GD 17.ii.2005>
antaṣû	[better “of Assur”] see Lambert, JSS 27 (1982) 285; Livingstone, MMEW 270 n. 15.
anummikê	Wilhelm, ZA 79 (1989) 76.
apāpum	G unattested pace AHw N ARM 26/ii, pp. 180-4, nos. 372:31 with note i) and 373:16; see Durand, NABU 1988, pp. 19-20 no. 25.
apislat	see AHw 1544a s.v. apišalû.
appātu	add cross-ref. to apputtu(m) I.
appiš	for OB see van Soldt, AbB 12, pp. 44-5 no. 56:23.
appu(m)	2. for Mari a. mahāṣum see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 321 note b) ad no. 154:31-2.
appūna	add: jB also ippunna, Gilg. I.276 [ARG].
aramanātu	STT 230:19 [JAB].
arānu(m) II	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 176 note c) ad no. 39:45.
arāru(m) III	for this and similar verbs see Landsberger, MSL 9,  pp. 213ff.
argabu	for meaning read: “bat” [see M.Civil, Aula Orientalis 2 (1984) 5-9; Stol].
armannu(m)	correct layout of first two lines of entry.
arû(m) IV	for jB D see Köcher, BAM 241.rev.7 ana ur-re-e [KH].
arugimānum	Steinkeller, Sale documents of the Ur III Period (FAOS 17) pp. 327-8 ad no. 127:10-14.
aruppu	for meaning see CAD S, 347a s.v. suhātu A, lexical section.
arurtu	for jB form aruštu see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 258 no. 459:7.
asari(y)ānum	add, with cross-reference to sari(y)am.
asarum	Durand, MARI 6 (1990), pp. 60-1.
assurri	Moran, JAOS 108 (1988) 307-8 for negative nuance.
ašāgu(m)	add at end: ; see upāṭu(m)
[ašbu]	delete entry. Pace CAD A/ii, 426b correctly entered as dilbu in AHw s.v. dulbu(m), cf. entries dal-bu-um in MB lex. list (KBo 26, 6 Bi 16’; Emar 6/4, p. 59, 205’). <NV, 25.vi.04>
ašgandu	ašganda, ašganna/u, ša/ugandu, šaganna “messenger” NB, esp. as family name; < Iran; see Powell, Arch. Or. 40 (1972) 126.
aširi	see Rainey, JNES 26 (1967) 296ff.
ašlukkatu	for meaning “lobby, hallway” immediately inside gate of temple see George, Topographical texts, p. 436.
ašlukku	see George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1998) 206 ad ll. 7-8.
ašnu(m)	OB see Dalley, OBTR no. 134:19; for jB “eye socket” see Stol, JAOS 106 (1986) 357.
ašnugallu(m)	Stol, JAOS 106 (1986) 357; Bardet, ARM 23 no. 68:4; Villard, ARM 23 no. 531:5.
ašpalûm	“curse” Mari; < Sum. [M. Guichard. Revue d’Assyriologie 98 (2004) p. 20, ll. 73-4 with comment p. 25] <MA 25.ii.2006>
[a’u]	AHw 89a suppressed; see Hecker, GKT p. 80 §51b for BIN 4 18:11.
awû(m)	Gtn OA in a-ta-wa-ma TC 3, 28, 17 [KH]. Št add meaning: Mari “dictate”  [J.-M. Durand, Studies Larsen, p. 100:12]. <MA 18.vii.2005>
azangunû	add cross-ref.: see usu(k)kānu(m)
bābtu(m) II	for NB astr. see Sachs/Hunger, Astronomical Diaries, I, 35.
bahārum	new entry: “to select” Mari G troops; var. of bêru(m) I; see also behēru [A. 3594+: 35’ [l]u-ub-ha-ar-[ma , D. Charpin & N. Ziegler, Mari et le Proche-Orient à l’époque amorrite essai d’histoire  politique (Florilegium Marianum 5; Paris 2003), p. 109 fn. 276] <MA, 26.vii.2004>
bākisu	[perhaps better bākīsu] see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 129a s.v. bāki:tu.
[balāmu]	delete entry [see Borger, BIWA, p. 111 note to B.VII.68.] <MJW, June 2004>
balangu	for possible NA form pilaggu see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 22 no. 8.rev.13'; note that the use of arāmu with this word strongly favours the translation as (one of four types of) “drum”.
balāṣu I	D see CH §159 [RB] but no correction needed here or under palāsu(m)
balāṭu(m) II	for G OA of debt and D OA, OB “recognize, credit” see Veenhof, Figurative Language, 49ff.; Dt for Mari see Kupper, NABU 1988, p. 4 no. 6.
ba’lu	for f. ba’iltu see Foster/Moren, Studies Sachs, 281 ad i.8.
basi	for meaning “so that, in order to” see Postgate, Iraq 35 (1973) p. 25 fn. 9.
baṣāru(m)	G [better: jB lex., NA] for NA see Parpola, OLZ 74 (1979) 24 comparing Hebrew bṣr “Weinlese halten”; cf. also Fales, Or. NS 53 (1984) 71.
bašāmu(m) III	for Mari see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 276 note f) ad no. 408:24; but for meaning “allocate” or “divide” between recipients see also bašāmu ša zi-ti (Nabnītu E 114), as well as probably TCL 6 51.rev.3f. (in lexical section of CAD B 137b bašāmu A); possibly the obscure Assurbanipal passage Piepkorn Asb. 78 vii 68 cited CAD B 139a bašāmu B, and probably the lexical and OB passages cited ibid. bašāmu C also belong here [JNP].
baṭālu(m)	for OA Gtn see Hecker et al. 1988, no. 430:28. [KH]
ba’û	“to bark” jB G (i/i) of fox; see George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1988) p. 206 ad l. 3.
bedûm	D Frankena AbB 6, no. 220:17 “er hat mich betrogen”; see also Farber, ZA 79 (1989) 18; but perhaps rather “he put me off, delayed me”, cf. Arabic bṭw “be slow” [JNP]?
bēram	Veenhof, JEOL 27 (1981-82) 65ff. [KH].
berkabtu	Cole, OIP 114, p. 248 ad no. 119:12; SAAS 4 p. 51 n. 41.
berû(m) II	G for “be unexploited” see Veenhof, Figurative Language, pp. 62-3.
bēru I	meaning perhaps rather “high, prominent” (Borger, JCS 18 [1964] 54-5; derivation from bâru(m) III proposed) [RB]. AHw 130a bīru(m) I 1. suppressed, transferred to bēram q.v.
bêru(m) I	at end: for Mari see also baḫārum [see above, s.v. baḫārum]
bibēnu	read: bibinnum, jB bibēnu; pl. f. “temple, side of head” OAkk, OA, jB; shaved, as mark of slavery; left, right; jB also ~ “septum of the nose” ? [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 626: D.R. Frayne, RIME 2, p. 105 ii.4’ bí-bí-in-na-at-su-nu u-gal-li-ib; C. Günbatti, Archivum Anatolicum 3 (1997), p. 135 l. 52 bi4-bi4-na-tim qá-qá-da-tí-šu-nu áš-ku-un].
bilânum	for attestations see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 436 note b) ad no. 207:36; Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 281 note c) ad no. 410:16'); translation dubious [JNP].
biqlum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 134 no. 21:11'; derivation from baqālu(m)seems better than piglum [JNP].
birkatu	cited in AHw s.v. birku(m) 4. and CAD B 255 from CT 12 Pl. 17 93038.rev.iv.8.
bītu(m)	12. AHw 134a bi:tu B. 14) b. māšarte suppressed; tablet has É.GAL, see SAA 7 148.ii.14' [JNP].
bûm	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24.
budû	for NB see also George, Topographical Texts p. 160:11 (“known as a kind of drink”!).
buggum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24.
buhratum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 471 note a) ad no. 231:5.
bukum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) p. 118, p. 125 ad i.18.
bullu I	forms ubtil etc. assigned to (w)abālu(m) by CAD A/i, p. 17b s.v. abālu A 5 a 2’, with discussion p. 29a [RB].
būlu(m)	for AHw 137b s.v. 1) b) lúšá bu-li-šu see under pīlu
bunna(n)nu	corrected to bunna(n)nû in 2nd impression.
būnum III	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24.
buppānam	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 351 note g) ad no. 171.rev.10'.
buppānī-	note also semi-logographic writing bu-up-IGI- (see AHw, CAD s.v.).
buqlu(m)	2. for meaning “vegetables” see Stol, RlA 7, 323.
burāšu(m)	for jB form see Çagirgan/Lambert, JCS 43-5 (1991-93) 101.
burbāni	Parpola, SAA 10, p. 190, no. 239 rev.9'.
buru	Kwasman/Parpola, SAA 6, p. 143 no. 173:6.
burussu(m)	transfer entry to purussu(m) and add derivation: < parāsu [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 626].
bussumu I	von Soden, StBoT 7, 21 ad IV.12.
bussumu(m) II	von Soden, StBoT 7, 21 ad IV.12.
buṭumtu(m)	“terebinth” = Pistacia atlantica (Stol, On trees, mountains and millstones in the ancient Near East, 1-16).
da’āmu(m) I	Dt Atrahasis III.iii.34 [KH].
dā’iku(m)	for OA see Çeçen/Hecker, AOAT 240 35:9 [KH].
da’īmu I	Ludlul I.117, see George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1998) 201.
dalāhu(m)	D read: lex., Am., MA “hurry” [MA da-li-ih e-pu-uš, H. Freydank & C. Saporetti, Bābu-aha-iddina. Die Texte (Rome 1989) p. 75 VAT 8863:9] <JNP 2.iv.04>
daltu(m)	add: NA “leaf” of hinged writing-board [SAA 7, nos. 49-50] <Stol>.
damāmu(m)	G for OA see CCT 6 no. 14:47 [KH].
danānu(m) II	G for meaning “pressurize” etc. see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 222 note f) ad no. 391:16  D for pāni:- d. see Kraus, RA 64 (1970) 56.
dāpi’u	Fales/Postgate, SAA 11, p. 35 no. 37:6.
dašannu	for NB attestation see Cole, OIP 114, p. 302.
dekû(m) II	G 7. for NB meaning see van Driel, BSA 5 (1990), pp. 238-9.
diānum	D see Stol, AbB 11, p. 41 note a) ad no. 69 r.3'.
dīṣtum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 435 no. 207:42.
dī’ûm	von Soden, Bi.Or. 43 (1986) 736 ad AbB 10, pp. 166-7 no. 185:7.
dubdubbu	2. see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 22 no. 8.rev.16'.
duglum	Hecker et al. 1998, p. 14 ad no. 429:24 [KH].
duhnu	for MA attestation (wr. tuhnu) see Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, p. 112 no. 4:rev.14'.
dulbu(m)	entry should now begin: dulbu(m), dilbu(m), MB lex dalbu(m). Periods: OAkk, Bab. [see on ašbu].
dumuqtum	meaning 2. Mari “(welcome) gift” [J.-M. Durand, Mélanges Garelli, p. 18 M. 5009, 7’; cf. LAPO 16, p. 172; 18, pp. 401-2] <MA>
dunnu(m)	for OB dunni pāni:, Kraus, AbB 10, pp. 54-5 no. 42:43.
durû	add: durû see turû.
dusinnum	Farber, Aula Orientalis 8 (1990) 200-1 (“Verkaufsberechtigter”), also on bēlu/ša d.
egēru(m)	G after “another animal;” add: “oppose”; [see Borger, BIWA, p. 43-4 ad A.IV.50.] <MJW June 2004> D add: Mari transf. “complicate” matters ? [ir-ṭú-ub a-wa-tim ug-gu-ra-am, N. Ziegler, 42. RAI, p. 498, l. 20] <JNP 19.i.03>
ehlipakku	for derivation from Sum. rather than Hurr., see Landsberger MSL 10, p. 28 ad 369-373.
ekēlu(m)	derivatives after iklu I add: ikiltu.
elēnu(m)	2. Am. “more than” may be a misunderstanding of Moran, JAOS 108 (1988), p. 309.
elīta(m)	add: 3. eli:tam-ma Mari “upstream” [J.-M. Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 129, no. 18:14]
embâ	variant emmea suppressed, see coll. CAD I/J p.106b s.v. imbâ.
emēṣu(m)	D OA see Hecker, NABU 1990 p. 113 no. 139.
enēqu(m)	Dt see Farber, ZA 79 (1989) p. 231 fn. 32.
enēšu	Š [AHw 1553b] suppressed; tablet reads ú-un!-na- (coll. JAB).
ēni	Whiting, Old Babylonian letters from Tell Asmar (Assyriological Studies 22), p. 78.
ēnû	[better ēnû(m)] for OB see Lafont, ARM 26/ii, no. 529.rev.5' (with note b).
epēšu(m) II	G 4. āla(m) e. for possible meaning “fortify” see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 324 note b) ad no.156:9 (kapram ... ēpiš).
eqbu(m)	for NB unknown meaning see CAD M/ii, 147a s.v. miṭītu 1. f), TuM 2-3 108:10.
eqû(m)	G: insert (i/i) after G [JAB; 14.9.02].
erbe	delete: NA rabbi [see below s.v. rebû(m)]
erēpu(m)	for logograms see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 318b.
ermeānu	add entry: see e. Ani s.v. ermu(m)
erû(m) II	for NA f.pl. aruāti/e see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 30 no. 35.rev.6; Deller/Finkel, ZA 84 (1974) 78 l. 43.
esāmum	Stol, BSA 4 (1988), 175.
eṣēpu(m)	for Mari usage “come in confirmation”, see ARM 26/i, pp. 156-7 note f), taken by JNP pace Durand from this verb not [ṣêpum].
eṣēru(m)	G: for meaning “prescribe” (as punishment) cf. Veenhof, Festschrift Ten Cate (1995) 318 and JEOL 35-6 p. 55 fn. 28 [JNP].
eṣidītu	see e.g. Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5 p. 91 no. 115:6; Kataja/Whiting, SAA 12, pp. 78-9 no. 71:8, 11; Saggs, Iraq 18 (1956) p. 41 no. 25:12; see Deller, Or. NS 58 (1989) 261.
ešītu	for NB form esītu see Cole, OIP 114, p. 309.
eššiš	for logogram GIBIL.BI see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 21 no. 38.rev.6 (but perhaps to be left as Sumerian).
gabagallu(m)	for meaning “box” note equivalence to pitnu, George, RA 85 (1991) 162.
gab’u	for Emar see Zadok, NABU 1989, p. 30 no. 47; Durand NABU 1989, p. 36 no. 55 c); a translation “pit” is proposed in Parpola, SAA 10, p. 232 no. 294:39.
gabudu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 150 no. 145.i'.6.
galālu II	D see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2 p. 57 no. 6:628.
galāšu	D see CAD G, 132a.
gamālu(m)	add under derivatives gumālu I.
gammiš	for NB attestation with GIŠ determinative see Cole, OIP 114, p. 203 ad no. 97:5-6.
ganzer	George, Iraq 48 (1986) 136 ad B.5.
gašāšu(m)	[N AHw 283a] suppressed [KH].
gerseqqû(m)	for MB logogram see CAD Š/iii, 398a s.v. šutāpu c) (CT 51 41:3).
giārum	for discussion see Walters, Water for Larsa, pp. 45ff.
gibbum	Durand, ARM 21, pp. 21-2.
gibētum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 160 note b) ad no. 27:10.
gidimduhum	Joannès, MARI 7 (1993), p. 261.
ginâ	2. for NB ṣubāt g. see Starr, SAA 4, p. 330a.
ginindanginakku	this is an alternative reading of ginigginakku, suggested by ARG, on the plausible grounds that the Sumerian means “reed of the certified nindan measure”. These entries should therefore read
	ginigginakku see ginindanginakku
	ginindanginakku (or ginigginakku ?) “certified measuring reed”? MB lex.; < Sum.
gisallû(m)	translation “eaves” [JNP].
gišgallu I	translation better “(statue-)base” [ARG].
gištuppu(m)	for Mari form nišduppum etc. see von Soden Or. NS 58 (1989) 431.
gubbu	at end add: ; see also kuppu  <MJW, June 2004>
gu(d)danagadû	our translation follows Landsberger, MSL 5, p. 76 329 “oxherd”; AHw 295a has “Herdenrind” and CAD G 120a “bull in care of the herdsman”.
gulbūtu	Deller, Or. NS 58 (1979) p. 264.
gumaki(l)lu	NA see Parpola, SAA 1, p. 141 no. 179 rev.20.
gumālu	now to become gumālu II
gumālu I	“mercy, clemency” jB; < gamālu(m); see George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1998) p. 198 ad Ludlul I.39.
gummurtu(m)	3. for writing gu-um libbi see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 16 no. 5:11; Hunger, SAA 8, p. 127 no. 232.12.
gungupinnu	for NA (pseudo-)logogram see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 211b.
gupārum I	Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 159-60 note a) ad no. 27:4.
gurrutu	add: MA form of agurru see TR 2014 + 3018 (see Postgate, Studies Oates, 306, fn. 15).
guzalû(m)	for OB kuzzalûm see von Soden, ZA 68 (1978) 79: 126.
guzīru	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 40, no. 16:26.

habarzinānum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118.
habāṣu(m) II	for pres. in u see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 442 no. 214:11.
habātu(m) I	G for OB meaning “dig” and thresh” Civil, Farmer's Instructions 95 with note 123.
habātu(m) III	meaning phps. better: “to proceed, travel onwards” [cf. ana māt A. ah-ha-ab-bi-it, M. 5964+:5, D. Charpin & N. Ziegler, Mari et le Proche-Orient à l’époque amorrite essai d’histoire  politique (Florilegium Marianum 5; Paris 2003), p. 107 with note 263] <MA, 26.vii.2004>
habbūru(m)	OB lex. hebbūrum Proto-Diri 142.
hābitu	Cole, OIP 114, pp. 312-3.
haerušhu	Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 54 no. 6:588.
hakûm	Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 263 note l) ad no. 404:39.
halāṣu(m)	for OB Gt lu-uh-ta-al-ṣa see YOS 11 no. 24:22 [KH].
halhallu(m) I	Farber, AOF 11 (1984) 112-3 (also NB hallala); Deller, Or. NS 58 (1989) 261 s.v. qēmu; for NB form halahlu see CAD Q 207b 9' b).
hālilum II	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 342 note d) ad no. 168:11.
hallala	NB form of halhallu(m) I; see Farber, AOF 11 (1984) 112-3.
hallalītu	for the meaning see Postgate, The archive of Urad-Šerūa and his family, p. 115 ad no. 50:59.
hallam	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 212a.
hallu(m) I	meaning better with CAD H 45a: “crotch, loins” [see Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 628].
hālu III	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, pp. 130-131 no. 119.i.12', ii.8'.
hamādu)m)	G for NB see Cole, OIP 114, no. 35:27
hamāṣu(m)	G for OA see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 36 no. 440:5. [KH]
hamāṭu(m) II	for Mari Gtn see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 313 note a) ad no. 148:7.
hamdû	new entry: (a high official) OB, Susa [see Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 627].
hamru	for NB tāmirti h. see Cole, OIP 114, p 197.
hamrušhum	Limet, ARM 25, p. 160 nos. 499.rev.15; 507.tr.2 etc.; phps = haerušhu ?
hamsu	George, Iraq 50 (1988) p. 30 ad l. 12'.
hamšu(m)	for musical term see Kilmer, RlA 8, 473 Tabelle.
hamû II	for G stat. see Cole, OIP 114, p. 314.
hamuštu(m)	2. OA see Veenhof, JEOL 34 (1995-6) 5-26.
handašpiru	for Emar form hannašpiru see Arnaud, Emar 6/4, p. 79, 530’.
hapārum II	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 428 note d) ad no. 199:36.
hapātum	for Gtn see YOS 11, no. 24:3 [KH].
harāmu(m)	for OA N see EL 332:17 [KH].
haraptum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 114 note c) ad no. 14:19.
harbānāti	[also NB] see Deller/Millard, AfO 32 (1985), p. 43 l. 12 with note p. 48.
hāripānu	Parpola, SAA 10, p. 167 no. 209:10.
harīpum II	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 199 note c) ad no. 55:6.
harmāku	Kataja/Whiting, SAA 12, p. 131b.
hašālu(m)	add derivative hušālum.
hašāšu(m) II	1. for possible meaning “hasten” see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 371 note b) ad no. 187:15.
hašīmu	for pl. bīt hašīmāte see Freydank, WVDOG 92 no. 4.rev.3'.
hâšu II	see also Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 97 no. 38:35.
[hatamli]	AHw 335b suppressed; read ha-lah-li and see s.v.
hatarilum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118.
hazuannum	Farber, ZA 81 (1991) 234ff.
helû(m) II	for OA stat. halu see von Soden, WdO 17 (1986) 17f.
hengallu(m)	for Mari (a vase) see Limet, MARI 4 (1985) p. 518.
herṣētum	Stol, BSA 4 (1988) 173-4.
hērû	for NB form hārû see Cole, OIP 114, p. 316.
heštiri	Illingworth/Wilhelm, Iraq 50 (1988), pp. 106-7 ad l. 1.
[hezûm]	CAD h 178b suppressed; for G see Frankena, AbB 6, p. 76 note a) ad no. 124:14; for D hesû D is preferable.
hibšu	2. for meaning “recess, niche” see George, Iraq 57 (1995) 184-5.
hibtu	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 66 no. 30:1.
hillu(m)	for OA pl. f. see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 55 ad no. 467:8 [KH].
hīltum	Veenhof, AOATT, p. 48.
hinišannum	Hecker, 1995 Yılı Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi Konferansları (Ankara 1996) p. 156 ad Text 4b:26 [KH].
hippum	revised entry: hippum, ippum (a facial expression of distress) Mari, in h. (ša pānī- ) nasāhum ~ “banish distress(ed expression)” [refs. W. Heimpel, NABU 1998, p. 67 no. 63; Stol (interpretation JNP)]
hiṣnu(m)	add: 2. MA “storage, stored state” (of grain) Freydank, VS 21 Taf. XXXVI, no. 20:1, 14, 17-18 (also Giricano, K. Radner, Subartu XIV (2004) p. 76; cf. Postgate, NABU 2006/i, p. 10 no. 12).
hīsum	exact meaning uncertain, cf. Frankena, AbB 3, pp. 62-3, no. 82:16; van Soldt, AbB 12, pp. 94-5 no. 111:10.
hiṣṣu(m) II	for Mari attestation see Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 258-9 note d) ad no. 92:11.
hīṭu II	Cole, OIP 114, p. 318.
hubūsum	Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 173 fn. 42.
huduššu(m) II	for the form (not huduštu), and OB attestation see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 263 note c) ad no. 98:3'.
huhi(n)nu	Tsukimoto, ASJ 12 (1990) 188 ad no. 6:22 with reference to other Emar attestations.
hulmum	Lackenbacher, ARM 26/ii, p. 434 note a) ad no. 496:4.
hu(m)mudāyum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 212 note d) ad no. 71:9.
hummusum	D Stol, AbB 11, p. 92 no. 142:10; see von Soden, Bi.Or. 44 (1987) 474 (but taken as G imper. humussā, not D hummusā).
humṭum I	Livingstone, AOAT 220, p. 181 ad UET 6/ii, 414:25.
huptu(m) III	for h. īnē/i see Stol, JAOS 106 (1986) 357.
hurhurātu	for MA Donbaz, JCS 40 (1988) 69-76.
hurpatum	for meaning and form huruppatum see Durand, ARM 26/i, 114-5 note e) ad no. 14:34; for variant urpatu(m) see Durand, NABU 1995 p. 42-3 no. 49.
huruha/uru	for MA see Donbaz, JCS 40 (1988) 69-76.
hušālum	see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3 (=FAOS Beiheft 3) p. 136 ad no. 82:4 (< hašālu(m); “Zerschlagenem” = zerbrochener Tafelbehälter oder beschädigte und ungültige Tafeln) [KH].
huzbātum	new entry: ~ “portion reserved” for s.o., Mari in hu-uz-ba-at bēliya  (J.-R. Kupper, ARMT XXVIII p. 76 no. 56:22 ref. to animals for a sacrifice; translation based on unpublished Mari tablet) [MA; 18.7.02].
iddanna	for IM 30976 see Al-Zeebari, ABIM no. 20:70; also Kienast, Die altbabylonischen Briefe und Urkunden aus Kisurra, II, p. 144 no. 154:9.
iddinum	new entry: OA “gift” in marriage process; < nadānum [JAB after KRV 14.1.02].
idu(m)	1. for idīn šakānum see Whiting, Old Babylonian letters from Tell Asmar (Assyriological Studies 22), p. 83.
idugallu	for reading see George, NABU 1991, p. 16 no. 19) 4.
ikiltu(m)	add as new entry: “darkness” OA,jB lex.; < ekēlu [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 627].
ilkakātu(m)	1. after Mari add: jB (Ass.) [with AHw; e.g. RIMA 2, p. 202 Col. ii.6] <MJW, June 2004>
ilpum	Charpin, RA 82 (1988) 185 ad p. 41; Durand, MARI 3 (1984) 168-9 fn. 45.
imērūtum	also ARM 4, no. 62:6'.
imšuguppû	[better imšuguppû(m)]; for OB (Mari) attestations see Charpin, AfO 37/38 (1989-90) 102b.
ippunna	see s.v. appūna.
irimmu(m)	Westenholz, Or. NS 46 (1977) 205-7.
irṣiṣu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 213a.
ishu II	for MA form išhu see WVDOG 92, p. 26 no. 16.i.26’.
isqu(m)	4. better: mus. “dichord of strings 1+3”, see Kilmer, RlA 8, p. 473 fig. 3.
isru(m) III	for OB attestation see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 283 note a) ad no. 116.rev.3'.
išhihatum	see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 338 note j) ad no. 434:37.
iškāru(m)	macron because a is retained in Assyrian nom. and gen. forms. For 5. f.pl. see Black, JAOS 103 (1983) 25.
iškikītum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118.
išparu(m)	for OA ušpārum see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 30 ad no. 436:15; the second vowel should perhaps regularly be long: išpāru(m) [KH].
iššanû	for meaning “theirs” see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 10 no. 11.rev.2.
iššunû	Parpola, SAA 1, p. 143 no. 182:11’.
ištarūta	Black, JAOS 103 (1983) 25-8 fn. 6.
išti	for ašte add OAkk., see Grégoire, Contribution, Pl. 5, Ashm. 1928.425:2 áš-te4 [PS].
ištēn	for 4. OB ištītu see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 89, note a) ad no. 103:8.
ittu(m) I	3. for this usage see Cole, OIP 114, p. 319.
izikurum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118.
izmum	Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 19-20.
kabābu II	[better kabābu(m) II] G for Mari meaning see Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 280-1 note a) ad no. 113:6.
kabāsu(m)	for OB N 3. see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 113 note a) to no.137:2.
kabbaru(m)	for NB “dense” (of rain) see Sachs/Hunger, Astronomical Diaries, I, p. 31.
kabbā’um	von Soden, Bi.Or. 43 (1986) 734 ad AbB 10 no. 41.rev.25.
kabilukku	Fales/Postgate, SAA 11, p. 27 no. 28:8.
kabkūrum	add: Mari (metal part of chariot); see Limet, Mélanges Birot, p. 208 [SMD].
kablu(m)	for OA kà-ab-lu see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 104 no. 66:35 [KH].
kabūtu(m)	for OA sg. kabum see Veenhof, Figurative language, p. 43 (there normalized as kābum).
kadānu	von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 205 ad rev. 2.
kadāru IV	NA “to labour” see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 232 no. 294:29; Studies Reiner, pp. 260, 276.
kakkartum	for OA “bun (ingot)” see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 74 ad no. 482:5', Dercksen, OACTA 59.
kakku(m)	2. in place of: also = “afflict with illness” read: kakku mahiṣ “stricken by a weapon”, referring to menstruation [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 628].
kakkullu(m)	for MA ša kukulli see H. Freydank, Altorientalische Forschungen 7 (1980) 103; attribution to kakkullu(m) remains uncertain.
kalītu(m)	Stol. BSA 7 (1993) 107 suggests possibly also “rennet” jB med. (archaizing) [ARG].
kaltum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 71 no. 312:23'; p. 189 no. 377:30. Meaning better: “rival (ruler), pretender”? [J.-M. Durand, apud J.-R. Kupper, ARMT 28, p. 65; M. Guichard, NABU 2003, p. 5 no. 6 writes kelṭum]. <MA>
kalummûm	for Mari see Lafont/Durand, ARM 26/ii, p. 534 note a) ad no. 541:16.
kamāru(m) I	for OA see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 314 no. 740:11 [KH].
kamēšu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p.176 no. 174:11.
kamîš	for NA attestation see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 23 no. 4.rev.21'.
kamītiš	Anzu III.42,44 see Annus, The Standard Babylonian Epic of Anzu, (Helsinki 2001), p. 27) [MLW].
kanakurtum	Joannès, MARI 7 (1993), p. 253.
kanwartu	see for OA Donbaz, JCS 24 (1971), 24-28; JEOL 28 (1984-84) 3-4; Deller JEOL 29 (1985-86), 43ff.
kapādu	[better kapādu(m)] G for Mari see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 44.
kapullum	van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 65 note c ad no. 75:15.
karābu(m) II	Š, Štn van Soldt, AbB 12 p. 85 note n ad no. 99:22; CAD Q 240a, meanings 15 and 18.
karallu I	as jewellery see Joannès, NABU 1989, p. 1 no. 1.
karammaru	for form kariammaru and meaning see Stolper, in Levine/Cuyler Young (eds.) Mountains and Lowlands (Bibliotheca Mesopotamica 7, 1977) 259-266.
karkarru	see kirikarrum below
karpassu	Beaulieu, RA 83 (1989) pp. 71-2.
kasāmu(m)	add to derivatives: kussimtum
kasūsu(m)	for logogram see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7 p. 214b.
kaṣāru(m)	G for forms with i see Groneberg, FAOS 14/i, p. 66.
[kaširnu]	AHw 462b suppressed; see CAD Š/ii. 317a s.v. šernu.
kâti	for kâta as nom. at Mari see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 263 note o) ad no. 404:46.
ka(t)tinnu	at Emar see Durand, NABU 1989, p. 36 no. 55e).
kayyānu(m)	for OA lu kà-a-na-tí meaning “may you constantly be present” see Bilgiç/Günbatti, p. 107 no. 67:34 [KH].
kawārum	for Mari see Durand, MARI 6 (1990) 145-6.
kī	1. for jB kī ša “instead of” (conjunction!) see Farber, Schlaf!, p. 36 ad 7f.
kīa(m)	3. for warhum kīam see Frankena, AbB 6, p. 29 note a ad no. 42:7'; for kīašša see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 3 note a ad no. 1:12.
kerru(m) I	for Mari kārum see also Malul, AOAT 221, 349-50.
kik/punannum	Hecker et al. 1998, p. 14 ad no. 429:24, 51 [KH].
kilkillum	for OB refs. and meaning see Reiter, NABU 1989, pp. 79-80, no. 107.
kimṣu	for the length of the kimṣu see Powell, RlA 7, p. 473.
kinnikêm	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 440 note d) ad no. 211:14.
kiqillutu	Postgate, Mélanges Finet, p. 143 fn. 28, citing Aramaic qlqlt’; Deller, Or. NS 58 (1989) 262 ad p. 252.
kirikarum	revised entry: kirika(r)rum, jB karkarru (a bird) O/jB lex. [Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118, 120. Identity with karkarru proposed by F.N.H. Al-Rawi/S.M. Dalley, Old Babylonian Texts from Private Houses at Abu Habbah, Ancient Sippir,É-DUB-BA-A 7, p. 107; confirmed by OB Nippur list giškiri6-giškiri6mušen with variant ka5-kármušen] <NV, 25.vi.04>
kirratu(m)	for OAkk attestation see Westenholz, Old Sumerian and Old Akkadian texts in Philadelphia, Part 2 (Copenhagen 1987), p. 43 ad no. 19:1.
kirru(m)	add: OB “jar (containing beer)” in k. šapākum a ceremonial banquet; [see Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 627; AHw 918a s.v. (qerrum)]
kisikkum	Groneberg, Etudes Fleury, p. 77 (kisikkûm).
kiskisum	Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 331 note b) ad no. 430:5.
kiššūtu	better kiššūtu(m): add after meaning “Mari”; before derivatives add “ Mari in šarrūt ki-iš-šu-[tim]” (J.-R. Kupper, ARMT XXVIII p. 249 no. 172:6) [MA, 18.7.02; but entire entry needs reviewing]
kitmu(m)	meaning 2. better: mus. (name of a scale); “dichord of strings 6+3”; see Kilmer, RlA 8, 472ff.
kittabru	for the meaning see Cohen, The Canonical Lamentations of ancient Mesopotamia, I, p. 92 ad ll. 104-5.
kizûtum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 570 note c) ad no. 270:8.
kû(m)	for f. kuttum see Birot, Mélanges Kupper, p. 132.
kubāru(m)	AHw 497a kubāru(m) I meaning 2) suppressed (coll. JAB).
kubūsu(m)	meaning “(a handle)” from AHw  498b; see also CAD K, 490b and Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 128 note c) ad no. 17:11.
kudādu(m)	better: kudādu(m) (or qudādu(m)), gudādu.
kūdanu(m)	for MA see Freydank, VS 19 Taf. V, no. 1.rev.iv.37.
kudimmu(m)	meaning: (a herb, phps.) “cress” [so Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 627].
kullānum	Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 173 fn. 43.
kumānu	for Ass. linear measure see Powell, RlA 7, pp. 476-7.
kupātu(m)	for OA see von Soden, OLZ 70 (1975), 462, translated as plural <KH>.
kuppu	at end add: ; see also gubbu
kuppû	delete: (a bird), [Hh XVIII.147 gives kupītu not kuppû]. <NV, 25.vi.04>
kurāru(m)	[better kurāru, gurāru(m)] for OB attestation see lú gig-peš = ša gu-ra-ri-im MSL 12, p. 169 l. 398 [WF].
kurdinnu	for NA attestation see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 151 no. 146:7.
kurgarrû	for NA f. logogram see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, pp. 32-4 no. 24:11, 24.
kurissu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 215a.
kurru(m) IV	Deller, NABU 1991, pp. 48-9 no. 75.
kuru(l)lu(m) I	for Mari pl. f. see Lion, Etudes Fleury, p. 108 [SMD].
kurullum II	Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 561-2 note b) ad nos. 259:11, 221-bis:25, 263:12.
kussimtum	“chopped wood” Mari; < kasāmu [J.R. Kupper, ARMT 28, p. 219 No. 152:8] <MA 23.vii.2006>
kutallu(m)	read: k. kullu(m) “to look after” s.o.’s “interests”, mukīl k. “backer, advocate” Mari, jB [D. Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 107 No. 335 11; J.-M. Durand, Florilegium Marianum 7, p. 38 ad No. 13:19-20 for Mari attestations] <MA 25.viii.2006>
kutlānum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987), 118, 126 iv.3.

labāru(m)	G for labār dūr ūmē see Al-Rawi, Iraq 47 (1985), p. 4, ii.10; in PNs see Borger, Bi.Or. 28 (1971), 66.
labaṭu	meaning better: (a plant, phps.) “mistletoe” [K. Deller, NABU 1991, p.p. 9-10 no. 11].
labku	for NA f. labaktu see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 85 no. 34:50.
laharûm	for m. form see Durand, ARM 26/1, p. 429 note f) ad no. 199:51.
[lakkûm]	AHw 529a suppressed; read laqqu’im (leqû(m) II D) CAD L 146b [KH].
lakû III	M. Civil, Farmer's Instructions, p. 175.
laplaptu(m)	for NA attestation see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 58 no. 6:653.
lāqum	von Soden, ZA 68 (1978), p. 83 ad l. 336 (la-qá-ti, meaning unknown, sg. phps. laqtum).
lē’iš	jB 1. “victoriously” 2. in lā lē’iš “like an incompetent”; < lē’û [meaning 1. already in AHw and CAD; cf. RIMA 3, p.95 no. 23:6] <MJW, June 2004>
lemēnu(m)	ŠD see Ludlul I.56 uš-lem-min; George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1998) 199.
lemuttānu	Cole, OIP 114, p. 333; SAAS 4 p. 84 no. 1:30.
leqû(m) II	for OA Ntn see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 37-8 ad no. 440:27 [but there derived from alākum].
lēru	for OA lār(um) see Hecker, Studies N. Özgüç, 291, 8' [KH].
le’û(m)	R see Durand, NABU 1991, p. 36 no. 53 on M.6851; but cf. Groneberg RA 83 (1989) 29.
[liddatu]	delete entry; see s.v. littu(m) I
[līdijû]	AHw 1571b suppressed; in TIM 9 no. 56.rev.4 read Da!-di-iu-ú.
ligittu	M. Civil, Farmer's Instructions, p. 175.
limittum	Whiting, Old Babylonian letters from Tell Asmar (Assyriological Studies 22), pp. 111-2.
lippu	for possible MA attestations, see Postgate, Assur 2 (1979) 3-4; Donbaz, Etudes Garelli, p. 79 ad l. 5.
liqtu(m)	for oil see von Soden, OLZ 72 (1977), 29 on YOS 5 171:4, 172:4.
littu(m) I	delete variant liddatu [see Borger, BIWA p. 16, A.I.40]. <MJW, June 2004>
littu(m) III	for meaning see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 153 note a ad no. 198:2.
liwītum	for 7. NA “entourage” see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 228a s.v. libītu.
[lukannu]	AHw 562a see s.v. sulukannu.
lulimītu	Starr, SAA 4, pp. 34-6 fn. ad no. 30:9.
lullû II	for NA attestation see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 36 no. 14:12, 14.
lullû IV	Borger, RA 74 (1980) 95f.
lullumtum I	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 17 note a) ad no. 285:3.
madbaru(m)	for Mari attestation see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 114 note b) ad no. 14:10.
magāru(m)	D add: Mari “act/speak conciliatorily” [J.-M. Durand, Florilegium Marianum 7, p. 6 ll. 7’, 17’] <MA 17.x.2005> Ntn for OA ta-ta-na-am-ga-ar see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 169, no. 98:14 [KH].
[magûm II]	AHw 1572a suppressed; see Sommerfeld, Or. NS 53 (1984) 445 (proposed emendation to magārum).
mahātum	in place of CDA “aunt” Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3 pp. 129-30 note ad no. 79:5 suggest rather “niece”.
mahhû(m)	for OB bird see Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118, 125.ii.6.
mahrat(t)am	adv. “first, initially” Mari; < mahru(m) [M. Guichard, RA 98 (2004) 23, ad p. 18, l. 10; Guichard normalizes mahrâtam but since it seems to be an adverb of time an ending –attam seems preferable, cf. on qarābatta/ān below (JNP)] <MA 25.ii.2006>
[mahrûtu]	AHw 1572b, CAD M/i, 114b suppressed [MJ].
makallû	for meaning “irrigation dyke” see van Driel, BSA 4 (1988) 139-40.
mākaltu(m)	for OB pl. mākaltātum see Tsukimoto, Mesopotamia 8, 129ff. ad CT 45 99:5 [KH].
mākalum	Durand, NABU 1989, p. 19 no. 28.
makûm IV	Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 310 note c) ad no. 420:10.
malāku(m) II	for Mari D see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 61 note e) ad no. 305:16'.
[malāšu]	AHw 594b suppressed (river name, see Deller Or. NS 53 (1984) 96) <KH>.
māmīnu(m)	add to attestations: Mari [J.-M. Durand, MARI 5, p. 168, l. 27 ma-mi-nu-um awātu, unpub. hapax]. <MA>
mammīnim	“for what purpose?, why?” OB (Qatna); < ma+ana+mīnim ? [J.-M. Durand, MARI 5, 167-70, l. 46; cf. LAPO 17, p. 75]. <MA>
manāhtu	Parpola, SAA 1, p. 15 no. 13:19'.
mannummê	attestation: MB (Nuzi, Alal., Bogh., Ug., Am.), jB? [for poss. jB attestation see Borger, Asarhaddon p. 106, iii.26; -me-e here does not seem likely to stand for the enclitic marking oratio recta, as plausibly proposed by CAD for man-nu-me-e in Assurbanapli, Borger, BIWA, p. 182, Stück 16:4] <MJW, June 2004>
māpalum	“interpreter” Mari; < W. Sem.; see nāpalû [ARM 27, No. 116:34, see J.-M. Durand, Amurru 3, 114]. <MA 28.xii.2004>
maqarratu	for NB see Cole, OIP 114, p. 340.
maqartu	Parpola, SAA 1, p. 35 fn. ad no. 34:9; however NB context (CAD M/i, 240) suggests it is a vessel, rather than “iced (fish)”. Note that ND 2672:26 (Iraq 23 Pl. XXII) has DUG.ŠIKA ma-qur-ti.
mâqu	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 30, no. 12:2, 19.
mardû	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 58, no. 25.rev.i.24’.
mariakītum	correct entry to mariaqītum ~ “time off” OB; < riāqu [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 626].
marīnum	for an MA text see Donbaz, JCS 40 (1988) 72, for throne.
markasu	for NB pl. maškasātu see Dalley, A catalogue of the cuneiform tablets in the collections of the Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh, no 66:11 [KH].
marmahhu(m)	see Durand, NABU 1989, pp. 17-18 no. 26.
marqu	appplied to salt, see Wiseman/Black, CTN 4, p. 51 no. 145:4' [JAB]
maruṣtu	add: also pl., Mari bēl marṣātim “injured party” [F. Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 338 note i, ad No. 434:35]. <MA 11.xii.2006>
massaku(m)	2. see Postgate, in M. Dietrich & O. Loretz (eds.), Vom Alten Orient zum Alten Testament: Festschrift für Wolfram Freiherrn von Soden (AOAT 240; Neukirchen-Vluyn 1995), pp. 405-406.
massû(m)	for MA attestation see Freydank, WVDOG 92 no. 1.rev.vi.15'.
maṣallu	for NA of tomb see Parpola, SAA 10 p. 6 no. 3:12.
maṣarrītum	Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 164 fn. 21.
[maṣâtānu]	AHw 620a suppressed [JAB].
maṣṣartu(m)	for st. abs. maṣṣarat see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p 303 note b) ad no. 418:6.
mašaddu	for NA pl. f. see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 103 no. 89:8.
mašāhu(m) I	G for Mari meaning “count” see Lackenbacher, ARM 26/ii, p. 437 note c) ad no. 500:29.
mašālu(m)	G for jB pret. amšal see Groneberg, FAOS 14/i, 66 fn. 15.
	Add: OB (of time) vent. “reach half-way” (see Frayne, RIME 4, p. 387 l. 92 šattum lā imšulam).
mašāru(m)	G: add after “vehicle”: mišertam m. “drag” drag-net, MA transf. of troops searching [E. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, p. 95 no. 2:11; JNP 19.i.03].
mašātu	for stat. mašit see von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 153 no. 91:30-32(!); cf. maštu below.
maš’ertum	Hecker, NABU 1990, p. 113, no. 139 [KH].
mašqaltum	2. “balance, scales” see Joannès, RA 83 (1987) 125-6.
maššartu(m)	for astr. “diminution” of lunar visibility see George/Al-Rawi AfO 38/39 (1991-2) p. 63.
maštu	von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 160 ad ll. 29-32; probably add logogram [MAŠ.TAB.BA] - see CAD M/i, 395-6 māštu meanings 2. and 3.
matennâ	“now” Bogh.; see KBo 36 29 Vs.i.24’ [DS].
matnu(m)	for NA attestation see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 49 no. 6:482.
mâtu(m)	G: insert (ū) to indicate vowel of class after G [ARG; 17.10.02].
ma’u(m)	correct to: ma’u jB lex. (a part of the tongue) [the OB bird should be be read BA-ú-um (so F.N.H. Al-Rawi & S. Dalley, Old Babylonian Texts from Private Houses at Abu Habbah, Ancient Sippir. É-DUB-BA-A 7; NABU Publications 2000, p. 106 no. 100:65) and perhaps identified with jB pa’û, q.v., reading pá-ú-um] <NV, 6.viii.2004>
mazû(m)	for OA mazītum as designation of bread see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 179 ad no. 592:1.
mazzizu	for NB mazpān see Cole, OIP 114, p. 415.
mēnešu	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 30 no. 12:20.
merhu(m) II	OB also mer’um; correct meaning to: “awn (of cereal)” [U. Jeyes. No. 14:32-3; p. 157 pl. 17; see note p. 154 ad 9’ “mildew” also Rev 11’-12’]
mešēltu(m)	[add OA before O/jB] for OA mašāltum see Hecker, Studies N. Özgüç, p. 289 vi.2 [KH]. [despite transliteration, photo Pl. 48 shows ma-šál-tum.].
mešēnu(m)	for possible logogram see Parpola, OLZ 74 (1979) 26 (suggests maš’ēnu as NA reading of KUŠ.E.SIR).
mešēqu(m)	Veenhof, Mélanges Birot, pp. 303-4.
mešgûm	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 572 note c) ad no. 272:8.
me’um	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118
[mikûm]	delete; read with CAD M/ii 20b mēqûm (already entered in CDA p. 207b).] <MS 3.xi.2003>
minānu	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 66 no. 30:2.
minsu	for variant minsi see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 77 no. 14.i.1.
miqtu(m)	after “falling sickness, epilepsy” ? read:  [AN.TA.ŠUB(.BA); see antašubbû; BE in NA PN Miqti/u-adur]. [cf. A.Fuchs/M.Jursa, PNA 2/ii, 755 and CAD M/ii p. 103-4; JNP]
misarrum	for OA mu-sá-re-e see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 202 no. 616:9 [KH].
mišertu(m)	meaning better: “drag-net”; after “Bab. lex.” add: MA transf. of man-hunt; delete query after derivation [see above under mašāru(m)].
mišpāṭum	“judgement” Mari; between two cities; < W. Sem. [J.-M. Durand, M. 9777 in 38. RAI (1991) 125] <MA>
mitgurtu(m)	for logogram MUNUS.ŠE see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 175 no. 221.rev.6.
mitguru(m)	1. for OB attestation see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 129 note d) ad no. 163:17.
mubabbilūtum	von Soden, NABU 1989 p. 7 no. 8 citing de Meyer, Studia Paolo Naster oblata (1982) II pp. 31-6, IM 80070:8.
mubarrītum	Lackenbacher, ARM 26/ii, p. 385 note a) ad no. 460:7.
mubannû	for j/NB logogram see Cole, OIP 114, pp. 57, 344.
mubbirtu	[should be NB not NA] see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 258 no. 459.rev.2.
mudallihu(m)	1. Mari ~ “trouble-maker”  2. NB (an official)?; < dalāhu [for Mari attestation see J.-M. Durand, Amurru 3, 159 footnote 259.] <MA 12.ii.2005>
mugguru	Parpola, SAA 1, p. 140 fn. ad no. 179:12.
muhhu(m)	read: “brain, marrow; skull; top” [UGU] 1. as subst. “brain”; “marrow”, OA of leg-bones (kursinnātim); “skull”; “surface” .... [see Stol. Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 628].
muhhurtu	for OA mahhurat bētim see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 131 no. 80:30; p. 133 no. 81:9.
mukillu(m)	2. add after “constant attendant”: Mari also m. qaqqadim “helper” [Ziegler, 42. RAI, p. 495, l. 6; MA, 7.6.02].
mūlû(m)	2. Mari usage for acropolis see Durand, RA 82 (1988) 106.
murappidum	Hecker et al. 1998, p. 303 ad no. 729:13 [KH].
muraššītu	2. for NB f. see Cole, OIP 114, p. 240, ad no. 116:11'.
mūšabu(m)	for OA attestation see Michel, Or. NS 66 (1997) p. 60 kt 94/k, 821:6 [KH].
mušākilu(m)	3. see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 105 note a) ad no. 127:6.
mušallimānu	for NA meaning “healer”? see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 256 no. 316.rev.23, 25.
mušamhiṣūtu	Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 50 no. 6:500.
mušērtu(m)	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 21 note b) ad no. 289:7'-8', 12' (Mari pl. mušīrātim).
mušanniktu	(or mušāniktu) (a stone implement) NA, see Deller/Finkel, ZA 74 (1984) p. 91, ad l. 43.
muškēnu(m)	for Mari f. muškettum see von Soden, Or. NS 58 (1989) p. 432 ad ARM 25 no. 771:6'.
muššuku	Gilg. XI.226 // 238.
muštābiltu(m)	, jB multābiltu    1. OB (type of due or tax) 2. jB ~ “analysis” of text etc.; < wabālu Št [M.T. Larsen, in Studies Reiner, p. 215.]
muštahalqu	for meaning “deserter” see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 90 no. 111.rev.13 (pl. muštahalqūti).
muštarhu	correct attestations to: 1. M/jB and 2. Bogh, jB [OB muštarhat CAD M/ii, 286a is entered by AHw under šarāhu Gt]. <MJW, June 2004>
mušta’’ûtu	for NA form mussa’’ītu see Parpola, SAA 1, p. 66, no. 72:9.
mūšu(m)	for Mari mūšam mūšānima see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, pp. 307-8 note c) ad no. 419:9.
mutērtu(m)	for OB see Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 175 col. vii.10.
muttabrītum	Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 318 note b) ad no. 423:11.
muttatiku	better (with AHw and CAD N/ii, 116a, pace CAD M): muttattiku ‘constant dripper’ jB lex.; < natāku Gtn [see Taylor, Or. NS 70 (2001) 227 suggesting meaning of “one suffering from gonorrhea”].
muttetendu	change entry to: muttetendu (or muttendu ?) [in favour of reading STT 3.56 mut-teten-du see Taylor, Or. NS 70 (2001) 227.
muttikku	delete muttīku; meaning better: “perpetual fornicator”; delete cross-ref. to muttatiku [see Taylor, Or. NS 70 (2001) 227].
muwarrītum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 120 note a).
muzakkûm	von Soden Or. NS 58 (1989) p. 429 ad ARM 25 no. 70:3, etc.
muzzazu(m)	under 3. add: Mari m. rēšim “assistant, supporter” (see rēšu(m) 1. transf.) [Ziegler, 42. RAI, p. 498-9 R.10’ ki-ma mu-uz-za-az re-ši-ia la i-ba-aš-šu-ú “da mir kein Hofpersonal zu Verfügung steht”; MA 7.6.02].
nabalkutu(m) II	N for Mari stat. nabalkat see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 372 note b) ad no. 189:22'.
nabrītum III	Donbaz/Veenhof, Anatolica 12 (1985) 139ff.; Hecker et al. 1998, p. 83 ad no. 489:19.
nadānu(m)	add iddinum to derivatives after nudunnû.
nadāru(m) I	for Ntn logogram IDIM.MEŠ see Hunger, SAA 8, p. 329b.
naglabu(m)	2. in place of: “hip”, du. “flanks” of animal, with CAD N/i, 120 better: “shoulder blade” of human, animal [Stol].
nagum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118.
nāgurtu	Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 230b.
nahālu(m) II	N see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 178 note k) ad no. 40:52.
naharšušu	Š Maul, Eršahunga p. 212 ad 21 (also jB).
nahhaptu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, 218; probably a form of nahlaptu in M/NA(see Postgate, Studies Veenhof, 377).
nahlaptu(m)	1. for NA logogram TÚG.DUL/DÙL see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 349a. 3. for n. pēmi see Kataja/Whiting, SAA 12, p. 89 no. 81.i.13'.
nahtu	1. MA “poor quality” of grain 2. j/NB “young” bird 3. lex. (a part of the entrails)?; (a type of garment); < nahātu; see nehtu [for MA ref. see W. Röllig, ZA 94 (2004) 28:16]. <JNP 1.ii.2006>
nakādu(m)	Š for OA attestation see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 364 ad no. 823. N see Kraus, AbB 7, p. 30. no. 42:18 [KH].
nakāmu(m)	for OA see Gwaltney, The Pennsylvania Old Assyrian Tablets (HUCA Suppl. 3) 19:5 [KH].
nakbasu(m)	2. for MA attestation see Freydank, WVDOG 92, p. 38 no. 5:34’ (mat in a chariot). 3. for Mari “sole” see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 567 note a) ad no. 266:7'.
nakbatu(m)	revised entry: “weight, heaviness” O/jB [DUGUD; IDIM] esp. om. “combat power” of troops, “main body” of army; in n. qāti-šu “weight of his hand” (in punishment); < kabātu [new meaning from Ludlul I.11, see most recently W. Horowitz & W.G. Lambert, Iraq 64 (2002), p. 245; JNP 19.i.03].
namaddu(m)	2. for MA attestation see Freydank, VS 19 Taf. X no. 10:1,11,15 (na-mad-du ar-ku); NA pl. f. Parpola, SAA 1, p. 156 no. 202:7.
namrāṣu(m)	add: Mari f.pl. “anxieties”; [J.R. Kupper, ARMT 28, p. 223 No. 153:6] <MA 24.vii.2006>
nāpaltum	for OB in PNs (meaning unclear) see Kraus, JEOL 29 (1985-86) 40-41.
napālu(m) II	G for astr. usage see George/Al-Rawi, AfO 38/39 (1991-2), 60; under derivatives add: niplu II.
napāṣu(m)	D for jB kappa nuppuṣu “beat wings” in Lugale see Al-Rawi/George, Iraq 57 (1995) 210 and 221.
napištu(m)	4. add: ; NB also of animals [CAD N/i, p. 301b; Stol].
naplastu(m)	for MB ext. usage Kraus, ZA 77 (1987) 196.iii.4', his meaning doubtful.
nappulu	“Namburbi, apotropaic incantation and ritual” jB; < Sum. nam.búr; see Finkel, Studies Lambert, p. 206.
naqītu	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 104 no. 40.rev.8.
nasīsum	for OA m. pl. see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 60 ad no. 471:21; the OA form nasīsātum should perhaps also be assigned to nasīsum rather than nasištu(m) <KH>.
nasru(m)	delete: 2. (desig. of a garment) [the new edition of the MB lex. attestation (Ash. 1924-1365, in A.R. George, Babylonian Topographical Texts, Pl. 14, offers the reading na-aṣ-mat-t[u] in Hh XIX 212, MSL X p. 134 to be corrected accordingly; see also below s.v. naṣmattu(m)] <NV, 6.viii.04>
naṣbatu(m)	4. for OA “handle” see Balkan, OLZ 60 (1965) 160-1 ad h/k 87:10. <KH>
naṣmattu(m)	add logogram TÚG.NÍG.GAB.DAB [attested BBSt 77.i.24, and attributed to nasru 2. in AHw 1578b, see above s.v. nasru(m); also correct Borger, MZ p. 444]
nâšu(m)	D for Mari “shift o.s.” see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 166 note d) ad no. 364.rev.5'.
naṣbû(m)	Kümmel, ZA 79 (1989) 197-9 ad 22-24.
natāku(m)	under derivatives add muttattiku after nātiktu.
nawāru(m)	G for logogram BU see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 121 no. 160:23.
nāzinum	Durand, MARI 5 (1987), 186.
nēbertu(m)	for OA nēbartum “ferry(-due)” see Veenhof, VS 26, 150:22. [KH]
nēmeqūtu(m)	jB “wisdom”; < nēmequ(m); Tintir I.39, see George, in Wilhelm (ed.), Die orientalische Stadt (Saarbrücken 1997), p. 142.
ne’rārānum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 170 note a) ad no. 366:8.
nêšakku	for variant nēsekku see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 92 no. 112:29.
netbītum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 205 note f) ad no. 385:36'.
niāku(m)	under derivatives delete muttatiku (q.v.).
nību(m) I	2. for Mari “nominal value” Joannès, RA 83 (1989) 145ff. ad ARM 23 no. 435 and ARM 25 no. 815.
niggallu(m)	for NA form ingallu see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 210 no. 295.rev.24; Deller/Finkel, ZA 74 (1984) pp. 83-4 ad l. 4 (wr. in-gal.MEŠ).
niksu	1. for nikis immeri Mayer, Or. NS 57 (1988) 160.
niplu(m) II	better: niplu II ~ “interval of variation” jB astr.; < napālu II See George/Al-Rawi, AfO 38/39 (1991-2) 62. AHw's OB attestation for niplu(m) II is doubtful and listed under niplu I by CAD N/ii.
nubattu(m)	3. for NB f.pl. see CAD N/ii, p. 308-9 s.v. nubattu B.
nubātum	Frankena, AbB 6, p. 85, note d ad no. 134:13’; Cagni, AbB 8, p. 41 ad no.70:9.
nukaribb(ūt)u(m)	for NB forms see Cole, OIP 114, p. 418.
nukurtu(m)	for OA see Çeçen/Hecker, AOAT 240, p. 35, l. 25 [KH].
nuldān(ūt)um	Eidem, NABU 1990, pp. 48-9 no. 63.
nusâtu	MacGinnis, Iraq 51 (1989), 192.
padduga(n)nu(m)	Deller, JEOL 29 (1985-86) 47-8.
[paggallu]	AHw p.809a suppressed; read MUŠEN.GAL [JNP].
pahānum	G Mari “to wound” [ip-ta-ah-nu, F. Joannès, MARI 8, p. 401:12’ with note c), citing unpublished references from J.-M. Durand] <MA 13.ix.2005>
pahāsu(m)	Ntn see Whiting, Old Babylonian letters from Tell Asmar (Assyriological Studies 22), p. 87 ad no. 30:9.
pahhizu	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 88 no. 35:25.
pakāru	von Soden, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) 119a.
palāsu(m)	Dt meaning dubious: note s.v. balāṭu(m) II Dt and balāṣu(m) I.
palīlu(m)	for OA see Veenhof, AOATT 178; Hecker et al. 1998, p. 336 ad no. 768:13 [KH].
pallissu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 34 no. 24.rev.5'.
panû(m)	G add before “Bab.”: MA stat. in hendiad. “act previously to” another action; [see Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, p. 95 no. 2:25; JNP 19.i.03].
parādu(m) I	read: G (i/i, Bab. also u/u) [for an OB occurrence of iprud see D. Charpin, MARI 8, p. 349 Obv. 13]. <MA 10.ix.2005>
parahšītum	von Soden, NABU 1988, p. 42 no. 59.
parāmu	N see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, no. 6:658; add: > pirindu, see Watanabe, Bagh. Mitt. Beiheft 3, p. 209.
parāsu(m)	under derivatives add: purussu [see above s.v. burussu(m)].
parāṭu	for astr. “flicker” see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 89 no. 111:7.
parû(m) I	for Mari st. abs. (perhaps better par without macron) see Talon, ARM 24/i, p. 5, no. 4:8' with note p. 6.
pasāqu(m)	AHw 838a OA attestation suppressed; Larsen, Old Assyrian Caravan Procedures p. 108 takes CCT 3, 5, 16 as error for e-zi-ba-ku-ni [KH].
paspasu	[better paspasu(m)] for OA use as PN see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 280 no. 706:30 [KH].
passuku	Parpola, SAA 1, p. 112 no. 137:5.
pašālu(m)	under derivatives add: pašultu [q.v.].
pašanum	read: pašanu(m) (a bird) O/jB [for OB see Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24; for jB see S. Maul, Namburbi 471] <NV, 6.viii.04>
pašartu	Thureau-Dangin, TCL 3(+KAH 2 no. 141):208; see CAD K, 550a s.v. kupatu A.
pašāru(m)	G 2. for NA “convert” see Kwasman/Parpola, SAA 6, pp. 5-6, fn. ad no. 3:4; 5. Mari “disengage o.s.” see Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 519-20.
pašultu	read: pašultu jB 1. lex. (a kind of knife)? 2. “creepy-crawly”?; < pašālu(m) [for meaning 2. see Tadmor, The inscriptions of Tiglath-pileser III King of Assyria, p. 101 ad l. 35’]. <JNP 19.i.03>
pattu(m) II	OA a-na pá-tí ša Kà-ni-iš OIP 27 13:6'; rabi pá-tí-i kt s/k 92, 5 (Donbaz, BBVO 6, 153). <KH>
pa’û	read: pa’û(m), jB also paya (a sea?-bird) O/jB [see above s.v. ma’u(m)]
pazāru(m)	G for Mari “conceal o.s.” see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 345 note g) ad no. 169:17'.
pehû(m) II	G see MVAeG 13 210:13; for NB stat. pa-a-hi in Rm 280:5 see Dietrich, WdO 4 (1967-8), 239.
perdum	see also Veenhof, Studies T. Özgüç 520; for amuttum u perdum see Bilgiç et al., AKT 1, p. 96. [KH]
pigû	2. for “drum” see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 22 no. 8.rev.12’.
pīhātu(m) I	2. for NB bēl pahaš see Cole, OIP 114, p. 406.
[pilpillu]	AHw 863b suppressed; see CAD N/ii, p. 165b s.v. nenegallu.
pinnāru(m)	Stol, BSA 7 (1993) 107.
pirākum	possibly delete; see CAD P s.v. pirkam.
piriggunû(m)	Civil, Ebla 1975-1985, 151; Steinkeller, ZA 77 (1987) 92-3.
pirindu	add: < parāmu; see Watanabe, Bagh. Mitt. Beiheft 3, p. 209.
pirištu(m)	for Mari ina p. “in conclave” see Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 267-8, note b) ad no. 101:26; Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 65 note a) ad no. 307:3'.
pirṣatu	Parpola, SAA 10, p. 353a and correct NA to NB.
[pisi(l)ūtum]	delete entry [see kasīlūtum; Reiner JAOS 123 (2003)]
pissatu	Hunger, SAA 8, p. 263 no. 469.rev.1,5.
pišertu(m)	1. for NB see Cole, OIP 114, p. 359.
[pišmatum]	delete entry [see Reiner, JAOS 123 (2003) 391]
pittu I	for NA ap-pitti see Starr, SAA 4, p. 345a.
pītu(m) II	for OB attestation see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 93 note a ad no. 108:8.
pitūtu	for NA pl. pituāte see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5 p. 199 no. 282.rev.3'.
puati	meaning: “madder” [so van Soldt, UF 22 (1990) 347; Stol].
puhdinu	[better puhdinum] Limet, ARM 25 p. 59 no. 185:3 [KH].
pukkuru	Lambert apud Gurney, OECT 11 p. 26 ad no. 16:11; von Soden, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) 119.
pusummu	for OA pusūnum see Michel, NABU 1997, p. 38 no. 40 [KH].
puṭūru I	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 140 no. 130:1 (not “truffle”; cf. Arabic fuṭr).
puṭūru II	Cole, OIP 114, p. 360.
puzru(m)	3. “hidden part(s)” of mountains, house, words; “pudenda”; ext. (part of liver); [for “pudenda” see Borger, BIWA p. 151, C.VIII.127, translation p. 231] <MJW, June 2004>
[qabbātum]	AHw 886b suppressed; see s.v. qammatum.
qablītu(m)	1. for mus. term see Kilmer,. RlA 8, 472ff.  8. for the still uncertain meaning of qablīt šanîm mullû (better: mullûm) see Leemans, JEOL 27 (1981-82) 60-64.
qabru(m)	for OA attestation see Hecker, 1995 Yılı Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi Konferansları (Ankara 1996), kt.87/k.248+249a.rev.2' [KH].
qadādu(m)	G for Mari “be inclined to” see Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) 94a.
qadāšu(m)	D for OA see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 265 ad no. 681:26; for Mari “dedicate” see Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90), 94a.
qadištu(m)	for Mari form qaššatum see Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90), 99.
qadum	for OA qadi-ma tertika see TC 2 (=TCL 14) 23:17; also qadi-ma ahika BIN 6, 197:18-19.
qallalu	for NB pl. see Cole, OIP 114, p. 361.
qalû(m) II	add: Š “cause” fire “to burn” s.th. [GIBIL ú-šaq-lu, L.W. King, BBSt No. 6.ii.36]. <JNP, 10.viii.2004>
qalullā’um	Hecker et al. 1998, p. 290 ad no. 714:8-9 [KH].
qammatum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 396; Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) 92.
qaquttu	von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 187 ad ll. 20f.
qarābatta/ān	new entry: adv. (of time ?) mng. unkn. MA [E. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, Nr. 2:28 with note p. 103; cf. adv.s of time ending -atta(m) GAG (3. Auflage 1995) p. 119 §72b, p. 203 §113l]. <JNP, 21.vii.04>
qarnû	for form qarrānû see Borger, Bi.Or. 42 (1985) 352.
qaršum	Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90), 99.
qatāpu(m)	for Mari form qaṭāpum (and once kaṭāpum) see Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90), 100.
qatû(m) II	Š for use with harvest see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 260 note a) ad no. 94:11.
qātu(m)	1. for NA ša q. “(bowl) for hand(-washing)” see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 225a; 11. for OA qāta qāta see Matouš/Matoušova-Rajmová, Kappadokische Keilschrifttafeln mit Siegeln aus der Sammlung der Prager Karlsuniversität (Prague 1984), 1 B, 21 [KH].
qersu(m)	for Mari attestation, in association with a tent, see M. Birot, ARM 27, p. 211 ad No. 124 rev. 5’.
qerû(m)	for j/NB D tu-qar-ra(-ma) see Mayer, Or. NS 57 (1988) p. 162-3 ad p. 147.rev.10’.
qiāpu(m)	for Mari Št2 see Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) p. 96 ad p. 97b.
qību	revised headword: qību(m); revised periods: Bab, NA [qībum attested at Mari, MARI 4, p. 293 n. 6]. <MA 3.i.2004>
qilûtu	for Mari attestation see Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90), 104.
qinû(m)	Civil, NABU 1990, pp. 44-5, no. 59.
qīptu(m)	3. for NA attestation see Fales/Jakob-Rost, SAAB 5 (1991) pp. 48-9 ad no. 17:1, 10.
qīrtum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 83, no. 318:9.
qubūru(m)	for OB “funerary gift” see Whiting, Old Babylonian letters from Tell Asmar(Assyriological Studies 22), p. 160.
qudādu(m)	new entry: see kudādu(m)
qumāru	for astr. usage see Parpola, LAS Part II (AOAT 5/ii), p. 93 ad no. 105 rev.2f.
qurqurrūtum	Charpin, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) p. 106 ad p. 319.
qūšum	Charpin/Durand, MARI 2 (1983), p. 95 on ARM 7 no. 247 rev.4’.
quturtu(m)	2. for NB “smoke” see Cole, OIP 114, p. 364.
[ra’’ābum]	delete; see CAD R p. 3b.
ra’āzu	revised entry: ra’āzu “to inlay” jB G with precious stone [with CAD R: variant rêzu discarded, rā’izu unlikely to be derived]
rabābu(m)	better: rabābu(m) “to be(come) soft, relaxed” Bab., NA G (u/u; also i/i) of mud; of hand “be slack”; Mari, of spoilt flour; transf. of person “be relaxed, submit” D “make submissive”; obj. tree, mng. uncert. Š ~ D; stat. “is obedient”; ellipt. “make (body, limbs) relax, have siesta” ŠD poet. ~ D
rabaha	“1/48 shekel” NB; < W. Sem. [CAD R p. 7b].
rabāku(m)	correct periods: O/MB, jB, MA [CAD R p. 8a]
rabāṣu(m)	read (alterations in red): “to sit, be recumbent” of animals G (i/i, pres. occas. irabbaṣ) [NÚ], also of reptiles, birds; of person “camp, lie in wait”, of demon “lurk”; “sit on, hoard” property; “sit idle” of troops, unused weapons; of eyes mng. uncl. Gtn iter.; OA of person “regularly sit on, i.e. retain” copper; of incense “hang low persistently, settle” Š “allow to sit” (in pasture); “make” troops “camp”; > rabṣu; rubṣu; rābiṣu, rābiṣūtu; narbāṣu; tarbaṣu  [CAD R p. 10-12]
rabāšum	correct meaning to: “lay claim to” s.th. ?. G (a/u) [G present is irabbaš pace CAD R p. 13]
rabâtu, rabiātum	see rabītu(m) 3.
ra’batu	correct to: ra’batu jB, in r. irši of house “suffered a quake?”; < ra’ābu [CAD R; collation by CBFW favours -ba- (not -ma-) in BM 65466 Rev. 41 (CT 38 Pl. 9), as sign differs from MA in GIŠ.MA.NU, ibid. Obv. 24].
rab-banûtu (or -bānû^tu)	“post of rab banî” NB [LÚ.GAL.DÙ- ]; < rabû I 6 [CAD R p. 5-6]
ra(b)batu	see rabbu(m)
rabbi	correct to: rabbi see rebû
rabbiš	correct to: “gently, softly” jB, of speech; < rabbu [no OB attestation for rainfall, CAD R p. 15a].
rabbu(m)	after “garment;” add: Emar ra(b)batu (a type of bread); [CAD R p. 14 s.v. rabatu].
rabbumma	adv. mng. unkn. OB lex., OA? [see CAD R p. 17 for deletion of Mari ref., and two possible OA passages, neither decisive; connection with rabbu(m) doubtful].
rabiāna	read: “fourthly, for the fourth time” [CAD R p. 17a].
rabīku	read rabīku(m), rapīqu “(a kind of) decoction” Bab.[UTÚL/UTUL7.(SAR.)ZÍD.DA] esp. med. < rabāku [for corrected attestation and logogram see CAD R p. 20].
rabītu(m)	3. esp. pl. “great thing(s), majesty”
rabiya	new entry: rabiya ~ “supervisor” NB; < W.Sem. [CAD R p. 20a].
rabtat	adv. mng. unkn. jB lex. [CAD R p. 26b].
rabû(m) I	sub 6. read: NB rab ba/ānî/û [LÚ.GAL.DÙ; NB also LÚ.(GAL.)GÁN.DÙ] (an administrator of temple property), also as family name; see rab-banûtu [CAD R p. 4-5].
ragāgum II	van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 123, note b ad no. 151:4'.
ra’(ī)bāniš	read: “angrily” jB; < ra’bu or ra’ību [CAD R p. 9b].
rā’izu	for O/jB read jB; delete derivation from ra’āzu [CAD R p. 82b].
ramānu(m)	add at end: jB lex. ša ramāni gramm. term for intransitive verb [see Lambert, 42. RAI, p. 225] <JNP 19.i.03>
rapādu(m) II	for Mari D 3. see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 276 note c) ad no. 408:17.
raṣāṣu	von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 190 ad l. 14.
râṣu(m)	for jB perf. išta’uṣ see George, NABU 1991, p. 16 no. 19.
rašû(m) III	for Mari see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 366 note c) ad no. 182:15; NABU 1987, p. 43 no. 80.
raṭāpu(m)	for possible meaning “begin” in Mari see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 91 note i) “se dépêcher de”.
raṭbu(m)	for Mari f. raṭabtum  see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 218 note c) ad no. 76:26; the variant raṭibtum cited there from no. 94:16 is a misprint for riṭibtum and should be deleted from the CDA entry.
rebībītum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 568 note b) ad no. 266:8'.
rebû(m)	after “in the fourth year” add: NA ana rabbi urhi “until the fourth month”; [see CAD R 222-3, citing Parpola, LAS 2 p. 64f.].
redû(m) I	for OB Št2 meaning ~ “do a favour” see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 59 note d) ad no. 69:31 (pace Eidem, NABU 1991, p. 59, no. 87).
riābum	for OB Š see van Soldt, AbB 13, p. 11 note l ad no. 6:33 [not in CAD R].
riāqu(m)	add to derivatives: mariaqītum (q.v.).
rību(m) IV	for OA see Balkan, Güterbock tribute, p. 3 fn. 4 (d) ad Kültepe c/k 1517:1. [KH]
rigmu(m)	read: rigmu(m), sg. occas. f.; pl. f. [for instances of fem. sg. see CAD R, 328b; also F. Thureau-Dangin, TCL 3, l. 343 <MJW 2004>]
rimmatum	better taken as variant of erimmatu(m) “bead” [Stol,  Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 626].
risittu	[better risittu(m)] for Mari pl. risnātu see von Soden, Or. NS 56 (1987), p. 103 ad ARM 23 no. 216.
rittu(m)	6. for “plough(-ox)” see Cole, OIP 114, 366-7.
ruqqu(m) I	for OA attestation see Çeçen/Hecker, AOAT 240, p. 35:33. [KH]
ruššukum	von Soden, Or. NS 58 (1989), p. 429 ad ARM 25 no. 123.
[rutu]	AHw 997a suppressed following Grayson, RIMA passim; see šubtu(m) I 3.
rutûm	Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 279 note f) ad no. 409:24, no. 433:38; Lafont, ARM 26/ii, p. 505 note c) ad no. 526:7. Cf. [rutu].
sablum;	pl. sabilātum mng. uncl. Mari, phps. “populace; plebs”; W.Sem. ? [for new Mari attestations and interpretation see J.-M. Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 15-16 footnote 42].<MA, 6.x.2006>
sabû(m)	for OA see Veenhof, VS 26 no. 19:22-23 ba-pì-ra-am sí-bi4-ma ep-ší [KH].
[sadalium]	AHw 1000b suppressed; read sá-da-li URUDU! (CAD S, 11a); see sa(d)dalum [better sa(d)dālum].
saddinu	for NB šaddinu see Beaulieu, RA 83 (1989) 73.
sadirtu	Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 179 no. 250:16, rev. 21'.
sagdilûm	Edzard, ZA 81 (1991) p. 184 Gilg. & Huwawa A, l. 51 gloss.
saggilûm	Veenhof, Mélanges Birot, pp. 285ff.; Stol, AbB 11 p. 85 note b) ad no. 85:13.
sāgu I	Ug. attestation suppressed; see van Soldt, Or. NS 60 (1991), 117.
sahāhu(m)	OA D tú-sà-ha-ha-ni Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 162 no 94:31 “in Schrecken versetzen” [KH].
sahālu(m)	for OA G see Michel/Garelli, Tablettes paléo-assyriennes de Kültepe, I (Paris 1997), p. 139 ad no. 64:10; for OA D see ibid p. 67 ad no. 4:8 [KH].
saharšubbûm	for OB see Stol, JEOL 30 (1987-88), p. 54.
sahāru(m)	D 2. for Mari “evict” see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 267 note a) ad no. 101:25. N OA in hendiadys see Veenhof, AOATT pp. 431-2 fn. 547.
sāhertu(m)	1. as designation of goddess see Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 162 fn. 14.
[sahhurum]	AHw 1009a suppressed; to ṣahhurum (Veenhof, AOATT p. 431 fn. 547) [KH].
sakakkum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, pp. 140-1.
sakālu II	for (uncertain) meaning see von Soden, OLZ 82 (1987), 457.
sakrumaš	for logogram see Cole, OIP 114, p. 421 and SAAS 4, p. 49 fn. 31; cf. also VS 24 no. 102.iv.10'.
salāhu(m) II	for Mari D stat. see ARM 26/ii, p. 425, no. 489:19, 25; Lackenbacher p. 426 note e) assigns to salā’u(m) I (cf. CAD S for revision of salā’/hu).
salātu(m) I	MB logogram ŠU.SA.A see UET 7 no. 22.rev.8 (also attested bilingually Lambert BWL 271 col. B:12, cf. CAD S, 93b).
salhu(m)	2. for Mari see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 316 note g) ad no. 422:27.
samāšum	for confirmation of D Mari “to hide” (CAD S 114a) see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 311 note h) ad no. 420:51.
sammītum	von Soden, NABU 1988, p. 42 no. 59.
samrūtum	read: samrūtum (or zamrūtum etc.); pl. samrātum, OA samruātum (a weapon, phps.) “lance-head” OA, Mari, of copper; also gišs/z. [see Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 627].
sāmu(m)	Mari variant sīmum to be suppressed. AHw 1020a sāmu(m) 6. referring to wine suppressed; Mari refs. are to a PlN, see Mayer, Or. NS 60 (1991), 112.
sanānu	better: sanānu(m) mng. uncert. G “to block” ? Mari, people(’s way); jB lex. D “make” channel “overflow” ? jB;  > sanninu ? [J.-M. Durand, Festschrift Wilcke, p. 68 ad l. 6]. <MA>
sankuttum	for Mari pl. sankunātum see Limet, ARM 25, p. 57. no. 178:3 [KH].
sapāhu(m)	D for meaning “spend freely” or “dissipate” see Kraus, AbB 10 p. 146 no. 164:15 [ARG]; for NA stat. ṣappahūni see Parpola/Watanabe, SAA 2, p. 58, no. 6:653.
sapān(u)	“soap” NB; < Aram.; see Köcher apud Finkel, Studies Lambert, p. 154.
sapānu(m)	Mari G for (grind)stone see Soubeyran, ARM 23, pp. 448-9 no. 525:2 with note; von Soden, OLZ 82 (1987) 458 [ARG].
saparru(m)	for logogram in NA see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 41, no. 48:8.
saplišhu	see Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 222a; for MA see Freydank, WVDOG 92, p. 46, no. 16.i.20’.
sapsap(ān)u	for meanings “moustache”, “moustachioed” see George, NABU 1996, pp. 51-2 no. 60.
sarāqu(m)	for “pour” in OB and for double accusative construction see Mayer/van Soldt, Or NS 60 (1991) 112-3.
sarāru(m)	N for meaning see van Soldt, AbB 12, pp. 26-7 no. 32:28 with note e.
sarhullu	for meaning see Çagirgan/Lambert, JCS 43-45 (1991-93), p. 96 l. 76 with comment p. 102.
sari(y)am	for MA see Freydank, VS 19, Taf. V. No. 1.rev.iv.43; for NA siri see Livingstone, SAA 3 p. 44 no. 17:22; Ebla form should read asari(y)ānum, see Conti/Bonechi, NABU 1992 pp. 7-8 no. 10.
sarmā’u	for Emar linear measure see Beckman, JCS 40 (1988) 66; this suggests the word refers to a body part.
sartatti/u	for NB attestation see Cole, OIP 114, p. 368.
sassaptu	so, rather than sasaptu (CAD S, 191a) as < sapsaptu, George, NABU 1996, p. 52 no. 60.
[sêlu]	AHw 1036b suppressed; read si-niq!-šu (van Soldt, Or. NS 60 (1991) 118).
sēpû	for MA sāpû see Freydank, VS 21 no. 19.rev.13; WVDOG 92, no. 7:7; for meaning “felt-worker” see Postgate, Studi Saporetti, 217.
serdû(m)	[phps. more than one word] add: 3. O/jB mus. (a lament), name of the interval between strings 4 + 6; see also sardium (see Kilmer, Iraq 46 (1984) pp. 69-70; RlA 8, 473 fig. 3) [AK].
serqu	for variant surqu see Borger, Bi.Or. 48 (1991) 157 ad S. 408b.
serrēmu(m)	Mari, NA serrāmu(m) “onager” Bab., NA [see M.Birot, ARM 27 pp. 112-3, No. 51]. <1.x.2006>
sibbirru	correct to: (a tree, phps.) “pine” jB; also “pine? (kernel)” [meaning suggested by comparison with Arabic ṣno:bar, S.M. Dalley, Myths from Mesopotamia, p. 177]. <SMD, 2003>
sikaššarum	for identity as a stone, see Hecker, Studies N. Özgüç, 289 vi.10 (note writing NA4.ZI-kà-an-LUGAL) [KH].
sikkānum III	Finet, Mélanges Kupper, 144ff.
sikkatu(m) I	add to meanings: mountain “peak” [RIMA 2, p. 17 iii.18, TP I]. <MW 25.vii.2004>
sillurmû	Stol, JNES 45 (1986) 295-9 [ARG].
simištum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 435 note f) ad no. 206:32; Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 96 note b) ad no. 327:4'.
simmagir	for OB PlN Dūr-Summukri see Groneberg, RGTC 3, 63.
[simsimmum]	AHw 1045b suppressed; see Durand, ARM 26/i, 472 on no. 232:16, proposing zimzimmu q.v.
sinkum	for NA siggu see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 36 no. 14.rev.13 with fn.
sinnatum	transfer entry to ṣinnatum I and change meaning to “shield” [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 626 with mention of Hebrew ṣinnâh; J.-M. Durand, LAPO 17, 391].
sinnutu	for attestations see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 31 no. 37:21; Fales/Postgate, SAA 11, p. 28 no. 29 rev. 8.
siphu(m)	1. Mari (a metal vessel) von Soden, Or. NS 58 (1989) 430, ad ARM 25 no. 487:1; 518 r.3. 2. for Emar attestations see Tsukimoto, ASJ 14 (1992) p. 312-3.
sipihtu	see Borger, Bi.Or. 48 (1991) 157.
sipnu	for NB attestation see Cole, OIP 114, p. 369.
	Add: NA (šesi-ip-nu, ABL 503+ = SAA 15 no. 156 rev. 5, 7, sic. coll. JNP).
sīpu	for “insect” see CAD S 305a ; Livingtsone, SAA 3, p. 34 no. 13.rev.9 (“pollen”?).
sīrāšû(m)	for length of first vowel, OB attestations, and NB logograms see Mayer, Or. NS 60 (1991), 114-5.
sīrum IV	Durand, MARI 6 (1990), 58-60.
sisû(m)	OA variant sisā’um suppressed, see Veenhof, Studies T. Özgüç 521 fn. 16; for OB (ex-OAkk) sí-si4 see Mayer, Or. NS 60 (1991), 115.
[sitlutu]	AHw 1052a suppressed; read al-lu-tu [ARG].
[suhhumum]	AHw 1054a suppressed; fPN from zu’’unu(m) q.v. [ARG].
sukkuku(m)	for OA attestation other than as PN see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 196 no. 609:4 [KH].
sūnu II	[better sūnu(m) II] for Mari see Durand, ARM 21, no. 373:4, 6, 11, 12; Villard, ARM 23, nos. 535.iv.9; 536:38'.
[supītum]	AHw 1588b suppressed; read [qi]bīti [ARG].
supuqtu	Menzel, Assyrische Tempel, II, p. 185*, fn. (2998) VAT 9849 [ARG].
suqtu(m)	for Mari s. lapātum see Joannès, ARM 26/ii,  p. 318 note h) ad no. 424:46-7.
surû(m)	OA attestation AHw 1063b suppressed; in TC 1 (=TCL 4) no. 19:16 read eb!-ri-im [KH].

ṣabā’um	for OAkk D see Gelb/Kienast, FAOS 7, p. 239 ad Naram-Sin C.1:24.
ṣabāru(m) II	for plaited hair see Grayson, RIMA 2, p. 207:76.
ṣābu(m)	for Mari pl. ṣābuyū see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, pp. 90-92 no.323:9 with note c) [unless ṣa-bu-ya ?].
ṣahittu I	in TCL 9 no. 67 Lanfranchi/Parpola understand ṣa-hi-ta-a-te as “luxury items”.
ṣahittu II	AHw 1074b has this word as ṣāhittu following Deller, Or. NS 33 (1964) 101.
ṣalālu(m)	for Mari D see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 472 note a) ad no. 232:7.
ṣamādu(m)	Št2 “link together” von Soden, Bi. Or. 43 (1986) 734, ad AbB 10 no. 41:7.
ṣapparrû	also von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 59.
ṣapru(m) I	von Weiher, SpBTU 3, 59
ṣarāpu(m) I	for meaning “corrode” (not adopted) see Stol, RlA 6, 532 [ER].
ṣāritu	for variant ṣarritu see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 16 no. 29.rev.4.
[ṣe’ārum]	AHw 1087a; deleted; to sahārum (Veenhof, AOATT p. 429 fn. 543) [KH].
[ṣêpum]	AHw 1091b suppressed; assigned to eṣēpu(m) q.v.
ṣerdu	transfer to serdû(m) 3. q.v.
ṣernettum	for meaning see Stol, JEOL 30 (1987-88) 27-8 [KH].
ṣiāhu(m)	for meaning “cry” see Veenhof, JEOL 24 (1975-6) 107-110.
ṣibittu(m)	for 5. Mari “disagreement” see Lafont, ARM 26/ii, pp. 500-1 no. 524:25 with note h).
ṣibtu(m) II	4. for OA “appendix” see Veenhof, Figurative Language, p. 67 fn. 21.
ṣidītu(m)	for NB logogram see Cole, OIP 114, p. 374.
ṣīhtu(m)	for meaning “weeping, distress” see Veenhof, JEOL 24 (1975-6) 107-110.
ṣimratum	“wish, desire” Mari; < ṣamāru(m) [D. Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 189  No. 377.24, 33] <MA 31.viii.2006>
ṣinnatum I	new entry, see sinnatum (above).
ṣinnatu	now read ṣinnatu II.
ṣirimtu(m)	for OB see Joannès, ARM 26/ii, p. 308 note e) ad no. 419:10’.
ṣītu(m)	2. for “(new) growth” see ARM 26/i, 566 no. 265:26 (so rather than Durand's “ce qu'ils ont obtenu” - sesame is a summer crop) [JNP].
ṣuhurrû	for OB pl.? (not f.!) see Veenhof, Mélanges Birot, 306 [SMD].
ṣullulum I	YOS 13, no. 323:2.
ṣuppā(n)	von Soden ZA 58 (1967), 192:12; but see Powell, RlA 7, 464.
ṣumru(m)	for Mari usage see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 65 note e) ad no. 307:17’ (CDA’s derivation from ṣmr preferred to zumur) [JNP].
ṣurṣuppu(m)	for MB (lex.) form ṣarṣuppu see Gurney, UET 7, no. 76:13.
ṣurûm	Joannès, MARI 7, 255 and 268 [SMD].
[ša’ās/ṣu]	AHw  1118a suppressed; see s.v. râṣu.
šagālu(m)	van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 23 note b ad no. 26:12 for divergent meaning; also CAD s.v.
ša/ugandu, šagannu	see above under ašgandu.
šahītu(m)	for NB lex. see Cole, OIP 114, p. 240 no. 116:4’.
šahlu(m)	for OA usage with nikkassum and awātum see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 103 note ad no. 65:30, p. 149 ad no. 88:54, precise metaphorical meaning unclear.
šāhu(m)	attested also in OA ICK 2, 344:16 [KH].
šakkukum	Veenhof, VS 26 p. 18 [KH].
šalāṭu(m)	D OA see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 62 ad no. 472:17[KH].
	Dt Mari see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 113 note b) ad no. 342:19.
šalû(m) I	add derivative šulû II.
[šamdûm]	AHw 1156a suppressed; see maṭû(m) II Š [KH].
šamkānum	Stol, BSA 4 (1988), 176.
šanā’um	Donbaz/Veenhof, Anatolica 12 (1985) 132-3.
šanduppu(m)	for OA see Hecker, Studies N. Özgüç, 289 v.7 [KH].
šaptûm	šé-né-en ša-áp-tù-e-en Michel/Garelli, Tablettes paléo-assyriennes de Kültepe, I (Paris 1997) pp. 142-3 no. 69:6-7.14; derivation from šapû(m) I does not seem possible for this form [KH].
šarāmu(m)	for use with grindstone see Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 168 fn. 33.
šarārum II	revise as follows: ~ “to act heroically” Mari G (a/a or a/u); Gtn; > šarrum ? [see N. Wasserman, Recueil Birot, p. 322]. <MA 14.vi.2004>
šarbu II	Mari phps. also sarabum (J.-M. Durand, ARMT 26/i p. 432 no. 203:7’) [MA; 25.6.02].
šāriqānum	Charpin, MARI 6 (1990), 264 M.11009+11010:9.
[šārītu]	AHw 1187a, CAD Š/ii, 63b suppressed; RIMA 2 p.207:75 and p. 248:96 offer šá-a-ri-a-te which is better analysed as ša ariāte (see arītu “shield”); despite AKA p. 321 pseudo-logographic writing not firmly attested [JNP].
šaršarānum I	unpublished OA variants courtesy K. Hecker.
šatāqu(m)	for N at Mari see von Soden, NABU 1989, pp. 53-4 no. 76.
šemû(m)	Št replace “cause to hear successively” ref. to more than one hearer with: “cause to listen to, agree with one another” [ARG after CAD; 22.11.02].
šēriš	Gilg. Tablet I.69//86 [ARG].
šernu(m)	2. for Mari attestation see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 426.
šêru(m)	Gtn for OA ta-áš-té-né-ar see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 106 67:30 [KH].
še’u(m)	for possible reading û(m) see Cavigneaux, NABU 1989, p. 33 no. 52.
šiddu(m)	2. for measure see Powell, RlA 7, 477.
šihlu I	MacGinnis, Iraq 51 (1989), 192.
ši’ītum	for meaning “secondary wife” see Groneberg, NABU 1989 pp. 29-30, no. 46, cf. pp. 52-3, no. 74.
šiknu(m)	add 5. [or as šiknum II] OA (a textile), Hecker et al. 1998, p. 14 ad no. 429:63-4.
šinītu(m) I	with Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 629 better meaning for š. ṭēmi(m)  is “insanity”.
šiqlu(m)	correct to: 2. capacity measure:1/60 qû lex., M/NB [for NB see YOS 5 no. 194:6]. <KF>
šiqšiqqum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24.
šisītu(m) I,	tisītum, sisītum “cry, clamour” O/jB, NA “proclamation” of herald, city; of work-song; “shout” of battle, of mourning; “cry” of DN; “roar” of waterfalls; < šasû [entry omitted in 1st but included in 2nd impression].
[šitnû]	AHw 1251b suppressed; read šitqultu, Hunger/Pingree, AfO Beiheft 24, 131.A.8f.
ši’um	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118-24.
šubtu(m) I	3. for meaning “trap, pitfall” and reading (not rutu) see Grayson, RIMA 2 passim.
šuharruru(m) II	read: M/NA; for pres. form tašharrar see Whiting, Or. NS 50 (1981), 6; add: Štn MA “persistently stay silent” [E. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, Nr. 9:36]. <JNP, 21.vii.04>
šuhhu III	read: šuhhum III (a festival) OB (Halab, Alal.) in ūm š. [for Mari see J.-M. Durand, Florilegium Marianum VII, p. 32 ad No. 17:3]
šuhhû III and IV	amalgamate under single meaning “to defile”; see Mayer, Or. NS 57 (1988) 155ff.; Westenholz/Koch-Westenholz, Studies Lambert, p. 439, fn. 9 [ARG].
šulû(m)	read: šulû(m) I
šulû(m) II	new entry: “(participants in) river ordeal” Mari, jB lex.; < šalû I [J.-M. Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 518 No. 249:3-5]. <JNP 1.ii.2006>
šūlû(m) I	remove I (see below).
[šūlû II]	delete entry; see on šulû II (above).
šulušā	for OA see Kayseri 89:4 (unpub., courtesy K. Hecker).
šumma	3. for ext. “either ... or” see Mayer, Or. NS 57 (1988) 163.
šummuṭu II	George, Iraq 57 (1995) 220 ad Lugale III.98.
šumṣulu	Wilcke, ZA 70 (1980) 138-40 ad UET 7 8:22 (MB).
šurārum	Charpin/Durand, ARM 26/ii, p. 27 note h) ad no. 298:44.
šurīpu(m)	for f. see Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 232 no. 400:8-9 and note a).
šušmarûm	Durand, ARM 21, pp. 357-8; Mélanges Kupper 164 fn. 21; Sallaberger, JCS 47 (1995) 17.
šutēburum	Moran, RA 71 (1977) 191.
šuwwurum	D see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 295 note c) ad no. 129:22.
šuziqa’um	for Mari see Durand, Mélanges Kupper, p. 167, l. 21.
tabāku(m)	add to derivatives: tubkinnu (q.v.).
tābalu	correct to: tābalu(m) “dry land” Bab.; < abālu [for OB (Mari) attestation see J.-R. Kupper, ARMT 28 no. 10:14]. <MA 4.vi.04>
tādirtu	for NA attestation see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 366b.
tahapšu	for meaning “felt” see Postgate, Studi Saporetti, 213-7.
tahhittu(m)	for Mari see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 191 no. 47:8 (“apport supplémentaire”).
tahīrtum	Lambert, JSS 24 (1979) 273 for ta-KI-ir-tu as OB wr. of tahīrtum in Sjöberg, ZA 65 (1976) 190:124 (Sum. igi-kár).
tahsāti	Starr, SAA 4, 357a.
tahtamum	Durand, MARI 6 (1990) 56-7.
tahlaptu	Cole, OIP 114, p. 389.
takirtum	correct entry to: see tahīrtum.
[takkirtum]	AHw 1307a suppressed; see Lambert, JSS 24 (1979) 273.
takmīsu	for MA see Freydank, VS 21, no. 29:10; WVDOG 92, no. 16.ii.13’ [JNP].
takšium	for the form šakšum see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 197 note b) ad no. 54:7.
[takunnātu]	AHw 1309b suppressed; see Lambert, JSS 24 (1979) 273.
talālu(m)	for Mari “is allied” see Lackenbacher, ARM 26/ii p. 393 note b) ad no. 468:7.
talupadi	Bruins/Rutten, MDP 34.58.
[Tamhiriš]	AHw 1314a suppressed; see Durand, NABU 1988.12.
tamkīru	meaning better: “irrigation” [with Weidner, AfO 19 (1959-60) p. 142 l. 21 (“zur Bewässerung”), pace AHw and RIMA 2, 55 l. 74; the Tiglath-pileser I passage already specifies the type of land to be watered as tamertu; JNP 28.xii.02].
tamlītu(m)	for OB “replenishment” see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 13 note a ad no. 13:10.
tamšīhu	Gilg.Tablet I.23 // Tablet XI.238 [ARG].
tamtalku	Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 9 no. 2.rev.10.
tanēhu	Al-Rawi/George, Iraq 52 (1990), p. 156 ad l. 59.
tānīštum/tanēštum	Durand/Michel, NABU 1991, pp. 19-20 nos. 24-25.
tāpiltum	for attestation see Stol, Etudes Garelli, p. 336, l. 11 (CDA’s derivation and meaning diverge from Stol's) <JNP>
taqdīšum	Hecker et al. 1998, p. 265 ad no. 681:26. <KH>
tarāqu(m)	G OAkk in PN Itraq-ilī “My god relented” [AW]; of storm also Gt Gilg. XI.129. <ARG>
tarāṣu(m) II	G for N.Mes. pres. itarraṣ see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 40 fn. 180.
tarbītu(m)	1. for OA “(payment for) rearing” see Donbaz, KTS 2 no. 60:4. <KH>
tarbu’(t)u(m)	add form turbu’u [already listed AHw 1328-9 s.v.].
tarmītu(m)	“release, discharge” OB (Mari) from army, M/jB from work; < ramû III D [for Mari attestation see D. Charpin, Amurru 3, p. 92:7 with note p. 94]. <MA 28.xii.2004>
taršītum	derivation from rašû II (as proposed George, Iraq 55 (1993) 73 ad l. 42) not adopted.
tartāmū	Lambert, Figurative Language, p. 39 fn. 2.
Tašmētu(m)	for Nuzi Tešmētu see Lambert, JSS 24 (1979) 273.
tazzīqum	George, NABU 1994, p. 27 no. 27.
têbum	for meaning “distrust” see Richter, NABU 1991, pp. 30-31 no. 46.
tēkītu(m)	for NB form tēkûtu see Cole, OIP 114, p. 393.
tenēštu(m)	after OA add: OB(Mari) [i-na 30 LÚ.MEŠ ù ta-ni-iš-ti-šu-nu; [see Ziegler, 42. RAI, p. 498 Rev. 8’, cf. Rev. 22’; she refers to Durand and Michel, NABU 1991 nos. 24-5, but in these contexts her “Gesinde” seems preferable to Durand’s interpretation as “cellule familiale” including women and children; JNP 19.i.03].
teqrūbatum	see van Soldt, AbB 12, p. 99 note b) ad no. 119:7, also for an alternative meaning not determined.
terinnu	for OA tarinnum see Hecker, Studies N. Özgüç, 289 vi.11, 290.1' (f. pl.) [KH].
tiamtu(m)	for jB pl. timiāti see Lambert, JSS 27 (1982) 283.
[tibulû(m)]	delete; see tikitlû
tikitlû, Emar tiki(t)talû	“lute” jB lex.; < Sum. [see M. Civil. NABU 1987, p. 27 no. 48]. <NV, 24.vi.04>
tikpu	add logogram: [GÙN] [R.Borger, Mesopotamisches Zeichenlexikon, p. 293 No. 183]
tilpānu(m)	against earlier meaning “throwing stick” see Groneberg, RA 81 (1987) 115ff.
timru	Parpola, SAA 10, p. 207 no. 263:5.
tim’um	Hecker et al. 1998, p. 309 ad no. 735:21' [KH].
tiriptum	von Soden, NABU 1991 p. 37 no. 54.
tubāqu	better: “mistletoe” jB, NA; as glue used to catch birds [K. Deller, NABU 1991 pp. 10-11 n. 11]. <MS>
tubāru(m)	see under [tumāru(m)].
tublu	for meaning “pilaster” see George, Iraq 57 (1995) 185-6.
tubqinnu	replace entry by: tubkinnu; pl. f. “rubbish tip” M/jB, NA; < tabāku [Stol, Bi. Or. 57 (2000) 628].
tubqu(m)	at end delete ref. to tubqinnu (q.v.).
tûltu(m)	for NA tu’issu see Watanabe, Bagh. Mit. Beiheft 3, ad 572.
tumāmu	von Weiher, SpBTU 3, p. 247 no. 119:137-8 (Malku II).
[tumāru(m)]	AHw 1370a suppressed; read instead tubāru(m), see Charpin, RA 82 (1988) 185 ad p. 16.
tumru(m)	for NB variant tūru see Lambert, JSS 27 (1982) 283.
tūmulu	Parpola, SAA 10, p. 367a.
tupninnu(m)	von Soden, WdO 20/21 (1989-90) 272; for MA attestations see Donbaz, Etudes Garelli, p. 79 ad I.8; Deller/Finkel, ZA 74 (1984) 88-9 ad l. 26.
tupšikkānum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 164 note a) ad no. 362:19.
tuqnu(m)	2. for this meaning outside PNs see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 33 no. 13:17.
[turamtu]	AHw 1372b suppressed; read tu-u16-am-tum, see Lambert, JSS 27 (1982) 283.
turuhtānum	for meaning see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 266 ad no. 682:4 [KH].
turû	MB also durû, see Gurney, The Middle Babylonian legal and economic texts from Ur, p. 200.
tūṣâtu(m)	revise entry as follows: 1. Mari, jB lex. “issue, descendants” 2. Mari “escape(r)” [for Mari attestations see J.-M. Durand, MARI 5, p. 622, but pace Durand tu-ṣa-tam ul uwaššer must mean “I allowed no-one to escape”]. <MA/JNP 14.x.2005>
ṭābtiš	Ludlul I.118: see George/Al-Rawi, Iraq 60 (1998) 194.
ṭapālu(m)	for OA N ta-ṭí-pì-il5 see Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 150 ad no. 88:55 [KH].
ṭapāšu(m) I	for OB see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 283 no. 116:2’.
ṭapultu(m)	add: Mari also pl. “slanderous accusations” [see ṭá-ap-la-ti-ia ... iškunu, J.-R. Kupper, ARM 28, p. 225 No. 155:10] <MA 23.viii.2005>
ṭehû(m)	Š jB see Mayer, Or. NS 60 (1991) 112, s.v. sanāqu.
ṭiābu(m)	Gtn see Joannès, Archives 256.
ṭibhu	Lambert, JSS 27 (1982), 283.
ṭupultum	Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 58 note l) ad no. 303:25'.
uatnannu	for MA attestations see Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, pp.152-3 ad no. 10:14.
ubāru(m)	emend attestations to read: Mari; Am., Bogh, Nuzi [J.-R. Kupper, ARM 28 pp. 187-8, No. 127:7]. <MA 6.ix.2005>
uhurrā’um	Steinkeller, Third Millennium Legal and Administrative Texts in the Iraq Museum, Baghdad, p. 108.
ūka	Joannès/Durand, ARM 26/ii, p. 262 note h) ad no. 404:25.
ukkušu(m)	1. Mari, mng. uncert. of words (awâtum), perh. “rejecting”, or “delaying, procrastinating”? 2.  jB lex. “driven off” ?; < akāšu(m) D [for Mari attestations see D. Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 177 ad No. 370:19’ and No. 373:45 (without awâtim) but note that “paroles de refus” seem more likely to render the active participle than this D verbal adj.] <MA 29.viii.2006>
ukultu(m)	for NA pl. ukalāti see Parpola, SAA 10 no. 294:22, 40.
ullallû	[better: Ug. lex.] Kennedy, MSL SS I, p. 78 MBGT II 22, cf. 28, 34, 80 etc.
[ullultu]	AHw 1410b suppressed; in Tintir I.46 read mi-lul-ti, see George, Topographical Texts, p. 40.
ullūtu	correct to: ullûtu(m) “distant time” O/jB in ūm u. “day(s) of old”; OB kunuk u. “antique seal”; < ullû I [for ina kunuk ul-lu-ú-tim kanik see UCLMA9-1845: 23-4 cited by T. Richter, AOAT 257, p. 312 fn. 1251 after A.J. Marchant, Old Babylonian tablets from Larsa in the Lowrie Museum of Anthropology (U.C. Berkeley PhD. Diss. 1990)]. <JNP 9.vi.04>
[uluppu]	AHw 1411b suppressed; read probably hi!-lu-pu [JNP]
ūmakkal	for OA read O/MA see Cancik-Kirschbaum, Die mittelassyrischen Briefe aus Tall Šēh Hamad, p. 95 no. 2:13 (meaning?) [JNP]
umdu	for NA pl. see Parpola, SAA 10, p. 257 no. 318:8, r.12.
ummatu(m)	6. for jB ~ “descendants” see Finkel, Studies Sachs, 149 fn. 57.
ummu(m)	3. for ṭuppi ummātim see Charpin, in K.R. Veenhof (ed.), Cuneiform archives and libraries (=RAI 30; Leiden 1986), pp. 121-9.
ummūtum	[better ummūtu(m)]; for the meaning (not “motherliness”) and the Emar attestation and logogram [AMA- ] see von Soden, NABU 1989 no. 8.
umnīnu	Lambert, JSS 27 (1982), 284; for NA u(n)nīnu see Lanfranchi/Parpola, SAA 5, p. 50 no. 56.rev.1.
umšarhum	for the Mari attestation and other details see Deller, NABU 1990, p. 63 no. 85.
unnedukkum	for OB form innedukkum see Greengus, JAOS 111 (1991) 146.
unnutu	Hunger, SAA 8, p. 344a.
uppadētu	Roth, JAOS 111 (1991) p. 34 fn. 48.
uppuṭu	Farber, ZA 75 (1985) 210ff.
uqnû(m)	for NA form iqnû see Livingstone, SAA 3, p. 36 no. 14 rev.12.
uqu	for logogram compare CT 49 34:6 LÚ.GAL ÉRIN and 34:23 LÚ.GAL ÉRIN-qu  with CT 49 35:7; 36:7; 37:6; 38:9 LÚ.GAL ú-qu.
urāsuhlu	von Soden, Bi.Or. 46 (1989), p. 389.
urāšu(m) III	for NB “dues” see Joannès, Archives, 151ff.
[urīqiš]	AHw 1430b suppressed; see Lambert/Freydank, JSS 27 (1982) 284.
urpatu(m)	see also hurpatu(m)
urû(m) I	2. “stable, stall” see also MacGinnis, Iraq 51 (1989) 189f.
urubātu II	for Mari attestation see Ghouti, NABU 1991, pp. 22-3 no. 27.
uruššu	divide into 2 entries:  u. I (a wooden object, phps.) “head-rest” Am., Bogh.; < Eg. wrs [H. Ranke, Keilschriftliches Material zur Altägyptischen Vokalisation (APAW 1910); accepted in Egyptology e.g. A. Erman & H. Grapow, Wörterbuch der ägyptischen Sprache I 335:9; Gardiner, Egyptian Grammar (3rd ed.) p. 428)]. <RE 26.ii.03> u. II (a bush) jB lex.
usātānu	Lambert, JNES 39 (1980), 173.
ussuktu	ABL 1239:19; entered under ussuku(m) 3) AHw 1438b, but the context requires a substantive.
ussuku(m)	delete NA; this passage is assigned to ussuktu.
usukānum	read: usu(k)kānu(m) (a water-bird) OB, MB lex.; see azangunû; uznu(m) 4. [OB: Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118, 126.iii.7; MB (at Emar): M. Civil, Aula Orientalis 7 (1989), 5-25; for identity with uzun qanê and azangunû see Veldhuis forthcoming, under a-zag-gun3mušen.] <NV, 6.viii.2004>
usuktu	translation based on Köcher’s suggestion “Armstütze” AfO 18 (1957-58) 304-5 ii.11 with possible connection to usukku “cheek” mentioned on p. 311.
uṣṣurum II	for doubts as to the status of this word see Lambert, JSS 27 (1982) p. 284 (unusual forms of naṣāru(m) D?).
ušpu	see (w)aṣpu(m) below
utlu(m)	for utul šamê (not from itūlu(m)) see Heimpel, JCS 38 (1986) 130.[MLW]
utukku	for utukkiš see Lambert/Freydank, JSS 27 (1982), p. 284.
[uṭba	Durand, ARM 21 and MARI 6, p. 662 not adopted]
ūṭu(m)	for st.abs. see CAD Š/i, 312a s.v. šamhiš; Bilgiç/Günbatti, AKT 3, p. 104 no. 66:35.
uznu(m)	read under 4.: u. qanê (a bird), popular etym. of usu(k)kānu(m) q.v.; [see above s.v. usukānum]
[wagûm]	AHw 1456a suppressed; read a-yi(WA)-gu-ú (< egûm), see Sommerfeld, Or NS 53 (1984) 446 [ARG].
wakāmu(m)	Durand, ARM 26/i, pp. 352-3 note d) ad no. 172:31; Charpin, ARM 26/ii, p. 95 no. 326:13.
(w)ālidu(m)	for NA form āli(s)su see Fales/Postgate, SAA 11, p. 51 no. 78:3 (cf. a-li-da-te l. 6!).
(w)amālu(m)	AHw p. 1459a Š/Štn suppressed; see Lambert, JSS 27 (1982) 284.
(w)arkû(m)	read: 3. Mari ~ “deputy, second-in-command”, “reserve”? in army [for first sense of warkûm in Mari contexts see J.-M. Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 324 note e) on No. 156:37 and ARM 26/ii, No. 432:9]. <MA, 8.xii.2006>
wartum	new entry: (part of a building) Mari, Emar?; see Durand, RA 84 (1990), 85 with fn. 200.
(w)aṣpu(m)	(or (w)aspu), MA ušpu, NA us/ṣpu [for MA see WVDOG 99, No. 123:1, 125:1; VS 21 No. 6i.38’. 83” etc., cf. H. Freydank, Altorientalische Forschungen 7 (1980) 102-3; the MA form with š favours normalizing the word as waspu(m) rather than waṣpu(m), AHw’s choice of ṣ was presumably influenced by possible cognates in other languages] <JNP 11.xii.2006>
(w)ašābu(m)	D von Soden, Bi. Or. 43 (1986) 734; for “settle” AbB 10, no. 42:7.
(w)ašāru(m)	D 5. for MA uššer see KAJ 120.2 [JNP].
(w)āšibu(m)	for Mari official see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 563 note e) on no. 260:36 lúwa-ši-ib PlN.
watriššu	meaning better: “additionally” [JNP].
wazwazum	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118, 120.
wirittum	new entry: “fall, descent” OB, in commerce, opp. of elītum; < warādum; Rowe, Aula Orientalis 8 (1990), 134-5.
wuzzurum	Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 170-1 note d) ad no. 36:22.
yalūtum	correct meaning to: ~ “auxiliary force, reinforcement” Mari [in the light of the new attestations S. Lackenbacher, ARMT 26/ii, p. 428 no. 491:28; ṣābam ia-lu-[tam] A. 3594+:32’, D. Charpin & N. Ziegler, Mari et le Proche-Orient à l’époque amorrite essai d’histoire  politique (Florilegium Marianum 5; Paris 2003), p. 109. The previous attestation ARMT 10 no. 121:6 (with p. 275) does not need Dossin’s emendation, since we may now restore [DUMU].MEŠ-šu-nu. A connection with (jB) ayyalu II remains a possibility]. <JNP 4.vi.04>
za’itu	Finkel, Studies Lambert, p. 151.
zakāru(m)	G in zakār šumi for meaning “invocation” see Starr, SAA 4, p. 360b.
zākirum	see comment CAD S p. 60b s.v. sāhiru A.
zamartum	for all forms see Talon, ARM 24/i, p. 33 ad no. 51; also Zadok, NABU 1992, p. 45 no. 58.
zamrūtum	see samrūtum
zappu	for form sappu see Farber, Schlaf!, 80f.
zaqānu(m)	D for OA see Hecker et al. 1998, p. 37 no. 440:41 [KH].
zassaru(m)	for Mari see Joannès, ARM 23 p. 99 no. 101:6’ with note b).
zaškum	Stol, BSA 4 (1988) 176.
za’um	Black/Al-Rawi, ZA 77 (1987) 118.
zazabtu	Fales/Postgate, SAA 7, p. 175 no. 172.rev.9.
zibbatu(m)	AHw 1524a zibbatu(m) B.7 “Tafel-Anhang” suppressed; see Veenhof, Figurative Language p. 67 fn. 21; cf. ṣibtu(m) II.
zilullû	for NB see Cole, OIP 114 p. 368.
zimzimmu	[better zimzimmu(m)]; add Mari, see Durand, ARM 26/i, p. 472.
zinzaru’u	for possible meaning “ginger” see Watanabe, Bagh. Mitt. Beiheft 3, ad l. 644.
zittu(m)	for NB pl. zinātu see Roth, AfO 36/37 (1989-90) p. 49b ad ll. 22,36.
zīzūtum	Lambert, Studies Sjöberg 335 ad 93-4 (perhaps not before MB).
zubultum	delete entry; read šubultum in the Mari passages cited AHw 1536a [Stol, Bi.Or. 57 (2000) 626 citing MARI 2 (1983) 119-20].
zummû(m)	delete Š [read rather lišaṣmi with both major dictionaries].
zumru(m)	for meaning “within” see van Soldt, AbB 12, pp. 24-5 no. 30:12. For ARM 26 see ṣumru(m).

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