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Title: Sargonic Names in the Diyala Region and Beyond
Author: Paolo Gentili
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Sargonic Names in the Diyala Region and Beyond
Paolo Gentili
§0. Introduction1 terms of personal names and chronology.4 §0.1. In this study we should approach two main research questions. First, it is intended to provide a general frame- §0.2. All the above-mentioned cities have been, to a work for the Old Akkadian onomasticon. Secondly, it greater or lesser extent, involved in the shaping of Meso- is necessary to inquire about a number of specifi c issues, potamian history. Some (especially Tell Asmar/Ešnunna) as, for example, the geographical scope of the Diyāla re- gained important roles in the socio-political framework gion. What exactly is meant by the region of the “Diyāla of the region. Th e Old Akkadian Onomatology Database river”? From the point of view of this study the Diyāla is based on the texts found in these cities during archaeo- region can be perceived in a wider scope. Starting from logical work, or on texts that can be assigned to them, but modern Baghdad at the convergence of the Tigris river, lack any provenience. the Diyāla region extended towards the East, and North- East, to Sulaimanija, along the ancient Durul (the present §0.3. A further issue entails the chronology of the Diyāla Diyāla) river. Strictly speaking, that is not part of Meso- region. Th e Old Akkadian period as defi ned by the us- potamia anymore, if considered in its literal meaning age of Old Akkadian writing, can widely be defi ned as “between the rivers”; nonetheless, in terms of its cultural running from the earliest period of Mesopotamian his- scope it fully belonged to it. Among the cities known tory down to the end of the Ur III dynasty; in the middle from the Old Akkadian period are Tell Harmal (ancient chronology that would encompass the second half of the Šaduppûm), Ishchali (Nērebtum), Khafajah (Tutub), Tell third millennium to the very beginning of the second. Dhiba’i (Zaralulu), Tell Asmar (Ešnunna), and Tell Es- However, from both a linguistic and an epigraphic point Sib/Haddad (Mê-Turān). To these cities one should add of view, it should be divided into three distinct periods: another site, Tell Suleimah,2 whose ruins lie not far from Pre-Sargonic (until Lugalzagesi), classical Sargonic (in- Tell Asmar (no more than 50 km north-east), but which cluding the beginnings of the Akkadian Dynasty under belongs to a diff erent geographical region, the Himrin.3 Sargon), and fi nally the Ur III period.5 Nevertheless, judging from the database of names the lat- ter showed clear affi nity to the settlements of the Diyala §0.4. Since many of the texts quoted in this study are region. Th is addition may provide a structural compari- unprovenanced, they cannot easily be exploited in terms son of the two areas in question and allow for a northeast- of geography or chronology. In such cases these texts are ern perspective that is still in need of more clarifi cation in attributed based on epigraphic and linguistic criteria; further studies will enrich our understanding of Old Ak- kadian epigraphy and linguistics. A majority of the texts, 1 Th e data for this study derives from the author’s Old Ak- kadian Onomatology Database. 4 From an archaeological point of view, a link between 2 Th ere is no agreement on the ancient name of Tell Sulei- these two areas has been proposed by McGuire Gibson; mah (Awal, Batir or GA.BA/Dūrum?). For a discussion see Gibson 1981 and further studies quoted below. see a forthcoming study by the author. In the meantime 5 I follow here Gelb 1952: 1. For a general dating of the pe- note, in particular, Visicato 1999; Rasheed 1981a and riod to 2300-2150 B.C. see Foster 1982: 299; see further Rasheed 1981b. Hilgert 2003: 1ff . and note McMahon 2006: 4 for a more 3 See Gentili 2002: 145, note 39, with previous literature. general defi nition of the period.
page 2 however, may be assigned with some confi dence to the _ A bowl inscription of the Akkadian king Narām-Sîn16 classical Sargonic stage of the Old Akkadian period.6 found in the Akkadian levels of the Oval Temple.17 Th erefore, all the texts under consideration here will be Th e text just mentions the king’s name. referred to as ‘Sargonic’. §1.3. Tell Asmar §1.1. Historical data Th e ancient city of Ešnunna yielded the following text In terms of historical facts, very little is known about the fi nds: Diyala region during the Sargonic period. We owe that _ A doubtful date formula of king Šarkališarri (MAD I fact to the preponderance of administrative records. In 305).18 order to proceed with an investigation of the socio-his- _ A seal impression of an unknown offi cial dating to the torical documentation the fi rst step will be to determine last Akkadian ruler Šū-Durul.19 the provenience of the documents. Th is is easily done _ A text from the antiquities market mentioning a ruler when stratigraphic information is available, less so with of Ešnunna that can be attributed to the Akkadian texts acquired on the antiquities market. dynasty. Th orkild Jacobsen20 read the ruler’s name ‘Enbiq-Îaniš, išakku of Ešnunna’21 (in contrast to §1.2. Khafajah Lutz22). We have stratigraphic information about the subsequent _ A school text23 with a copy of a legend that was attrib- text fi nds from Khafajah: uted to the Akkadian king Narām-Sîn by by Gelb and _ Two royal inscriptions of Rîmuš either on a vase or Kienast.24 Th e text mentions IpÌur-Kiš and his rise to fragments.7 Th ey were found not far from the Sîn kingship, the king of Ur Lugal-ane, as well as a speci- temple and date to the (early?)8 Akkadian levels of the fi ed ‘Urukean.’25 Oval Temple.9 Th e texts mention the conquest and the booty of Elam and Parāšum.10 §1.4. Tell Suleimah _ Fragment of an inscription of the same king found on Th e administrative texts of Tell Suleimah mention 11 a calcite vase fragment. Its fi nd spot belongs to the an ENSI2 without providing a clear chronological same level as the other Rîmuš inscriptions.12 framework:26 _ A seal mentioning king Šarkališarri possibly on a 16 mace-head that belong to an unknown offi cial.13 Kh II 79 = Frayne 1997: E2.1.4.40 (bibliography). _ An inscription of an unknown king14 from a vase 17 K 45, Oval III. 15 found in the Akkadian levels of the Oval Temple. 18 A 7844 = Gelb 1961: 204, 2b; Th is text is not included in Th e inscription presumably mentions the city Akkad. the present list, because the reading off ered by Gelb is not complete. Another date formula of this king is attestation in a document from Tell Agrab: MAD 1 268. 6 Th e database off ers the fi eld “Notes,” which on the one hand informs about date and provenance of a given text 19 As 31:627 (TA 701) = Frayne 1997: E2.1.11.2002 (bib- and provide bibliographical information on the other. In liography). See Gibson 1982: 533: House IVa, Akkadian the case of Tell Suleimah it should be noted that the tex- level.
tual record originates from level IV, which reaches deep 20 into the Old Akkadian layer. For a superfi cial dating of Jacobsen 1934: 2, 2° and note 3 and Lutz 1928: note 83 the economic texts see Gelb 1952: 7, note 4. rev.iii 42-46 (quoted in Gelb 1961: 10 d). 21 En-bí-iq-d3a-ni-iš . For the correct spelling of Ešnunna in 7 Kh II 94 and Kh I 381, edited as E2.1.2.15 in Frayne 4 1997, with bibliography (but corrected to Kh I 381). this inscription see also Jacobsen 1934: 1. 22 8 As discussed below, “early” does seem inappropriate based EN NE.GÁL d3a-ni-gè. on the modifi cations done to Gibson’s chronological table. 23 TA 1931,729 (from house XIX Sect. H/J of Stratum 9 K 45-2 (top layer) and K 45, Oval III. IVb): Frayne 1997: E2.1.4.7, with bibliography. 24 10 For the chronological attribution of the fi nds see Frank- Gelb and Kienast 1990: 272-3, Narāmsîn C 15. fort 1934: 68. 25 For a fi rst chronological framework see Frankfort 1934: 11 Kh II 104 = Frayne 1997: E2.1.2.20, ex.4 (bibliography). 2ff . (included in Gibson’s article). 26 12 J 45-2, Oval III. Evidence may be found on a local level for the Old Baby- lonian period, for which relations are attested to cities 13 A 7162, unpublished. quoted in the lists from Tell Suleimah and other local sites, as Mê-Turān (see my work about Tell Suleimah 14 Kh II 162 = Frayne 1997: E2.0.0.1008 (bibliography). mentioned in note 1). McMahon 2006, 3, note 3 states: 15 K 45, Oval III. “…excavations at ….. Tell Sleima ….. have produced mate- page 3 _ Belili is mentioned in the total of an account of fi eld some workers and offi cials from an uncertain place in quantities as ENSI2 of an unknown locality; the text the Diyala area. is referring to the village/city of Ababi.27 _ §2.1. I-ŠE3-GU-UB ENSI2 of Ibrat and Išub-Anum ENSI2 Historical perspectives of Šabue are mentioned in a list of personal names to- §2.1.1. Even if personal names collected in the database gether with the name of the village/city of Urig.28 correspond to those of known contemporaneous offi cials 34 35 Th e qualifi cation ENSI2 is clearly used to denote a local such as, for example, Ša-ki-bêlī, Kirbānum, and Lipit- administrator.29 Th e three individuals cannot be linked to ili,36 who have been identifi ed as offi cials in the reign of other persons in the database.30 Šarkališarri,37 it is by no means certain that they are iden- tical. Furthermore, since we are dealing with administra- §1.5. Unknown provenance tive texts, they are of little use for historical investigations. _ Although Ignace Gelb gave as generic provenience Consequently, ‘historical’ information unrelated to local ‘Diyāla district’, an inscription of king Elulu can be history is not helpful for a reconstruction of the situation considered unprovenanced.31 in the Diyala region or in the adjacent region of Tell Sulei- _ A couple of date-formulas of Narām-Sîn that record mah; It merely testifi es the presence of Akkadian king(s) the year when the Akkadian king battled Simurrum in the area. Just an unprovenanced text, supposedly from and captured Baba, ensi of Simurrum, and Dubul, Tell Asmar, attests to a local king named Enbiq-Îaniš. ensi of Arame, as well as the “year when the king dug Additionally, documents from Tell Suleimah yielded ref- the canals Nakabtum and UD.KIB.NUN, defeated erences to an ENSI2. the country of Šunaminda and killed Ur-Nintu.”32 Th ey probably come from Tell Asmar and Khafajah. §2.1.2. Nevertheless, some years ago38 McGuire Gibson _ A date-formula of the same king quotes the “year of attempted a new, positivistic, evaluation of the archaeo- Simurrum.”33 It probably refers to another year name logical documentation for the Akkadian period in the than mentioned above. It occurs in a text dealing with Diyala region.39 Th e author rejected the so-called Proto- imperial period that previously has been confused with rial of Akkadian date, but their placement within that pe- early Akkadian levels.40 At least for the Diyala sites, his riod suff ered from the lack of a full independent southern (Mesopotamian) sequence for comparison ….” approach thus reduces the chronological extent of the
27 Early Dynastic IIIb period and limits it to a rather short Rasheed 1981, n.36. phase.41 28 Rasheed 1981, n.3. 29 As Rasheed 1981b, 56 states even for texts dated to the §2.1.3. It further leads to a fi rmer attestation of settle- Akkadian period “we cannot give them an exact date ments in the Akkadian period, which may be compared within the Akkadian period.” Th e extremely uncertainty to the situation at other places (e.g., Inanna temple at of their exact chronological collocation inside this period Nippur). as well as the affi nity of the personal names attested there compared to the evidence in the Diyāla region, just allow for including them into a wider chronological framework, §2.1.4. Let us link Gibson’s results to our short summary but not more. However, they ‘at least’ belong to the same of historical data from the Diyāla region. Our most im- period as, for instance, the texts published in MAD 1. portant clues about the chronology originate from the 30 Visicato 2000, 222ff ., mostly based on the sign ŠU.NIGIN, assigns to the texts from this site a date be- tween the Umma A and B periods, notably between the reigns of Rîmuš and Narām-Sîn: “Probably … to the be- 34 IM 31228 or NBC 10920. ginning of the reign of Narām-Sîn … prior his administra- 35 TA 1931, 1-1A-6A and 10A; A7822-7875-7888. tive reform.” Th is opinion supports and, in part, confi rms what we said in the previous note. 36 Rasheed 1981, n.8. 31 For an interpretation of the name Lilul-dan = Elul-dan = 37 MAD 2, p.203, 3-8. It is purely coincidental that the Elulu see Gelb 1961, p.204, 1 (Levy 1935-1936, 281); see afore-mentioned offi cials date to the same Akkadian king. also Sollberger and Kupper 1971, p.113 IIA6. 38 Gibson 1982, 531ff . 32 Gelb 1952, nn. 217, 220, 231 and 236 (= Kh.34,22; 39 About the problem of the Early Dynastic-Akkadian tran- A22021; A22025, A22030+A22032, IM 31227 and a sition see also Gibson and McMahon 1995 and 1997. quotation from the same group of texts but given only by Sommerfeld 1999: IM 31224. 40 Gibson 1982, 531 and 538. 33 Cohen 1976, 227ff . (= NBC 10920). 41 See also Gibson 1995, 3.
page 4 levels Oval III in Khafajah42 and Stratum/Houses IVa-b 43 in Tell Asmar. Gibson’s table contains a small time gap Oval Houses Northern Palace between Khafajah Oval III and Tell Asmar House IVb. Akk. III(b) IVa For the former an Early Akkadian date is given, for the Late IVb Main level, N. Pal., latter a Late Akkadian. Whereas the levels Houses IVb, Cont. Hses. in particular, have been dated by Gibson based on inter- Early III(a) Va Earlier N. Pal., Cont. 44 nal documentation, the material from level Oval III in Vb Hses. Khafajah, that originally has been dated based on a close comparison to the remains of Houses I,45 was criticised by Table 1: A new setting49 Gibson himself,46 who puts its dating closer to the Early §2.2. Akkadian period. A new setting? §2.2.1. Taking the previous assumptions into account,50 §2.1.5. On the basis of the relative homogeneity of the - we should also add the school text that can be dated to material at hand and concurring with Gibson’s view that the reign of Narām-Sîn - levels IVa and IVb in Tell Asmar level IVb is certainly contemporary with Narām-Sîn,47 we should be separated more radically. Following Gibson’s may modify his table. Th us levels IVb and Oval III are evaluation the former should be dated later to the Late now closer to each other; the latter is now either closer to Akkadian period. Th at leaves the latter to a little earlier the Late Akkadian level or it may be interpreted as a tran- stage of the same period. In order to put levels Oval III sitional level. Th e table proposed by Gibson48 can hence and Houses IVb side by side, it should be considered be modifi ed (see table 1). that level Oval III, K-J 45 contains three inscriptions by Rîmuš, which can be seen as a plausible link to an ear- §2.1.6. In the continuity of level Oval III we might sug- lier stage of the Akkadian period. In other words, the gest the following subdivision, which, as shall be dis- Narām-Sîn inscription anchors level Oval III to the Late cussed, has no stratigraphic support: IIIa is a clear Early Akkadian period. We must strongly remind that the at- Akkadian phase, substantiated by fi nds dating to the testation of Rîmuš just stands fi rmly on the early phase reign of Rîmuš; IIIb contains a Narām-Sîn inscription in of the Akkadian period. In our opinion, level Oval III, locus K 45. K-J 45 at Khafajah, where the Narām-Sîn inscription has been unearthed, can be reasonably interpreted as being 42 See the royal inscriptions by Rîmuš and Narām-Sîn. a transition level between the Akkadian and Late Akka- 43 Narām-Sîn school text (IVb) and Šū-Durul seal (IVa). For the stratum IVb, Gibson 1982, p.533, note 16, records Oval Temple Houses even several clay sealings belonging to UŒium, probably an offi cial of the reign of Narām-Sîn and nine Sargonic IVa: Šū-Durul offi cial texts, a personal communication, this last one, from (and (seal) dated by) Gelb. Between the eight Sargonic texts (not Akk. historical) quoted by Gibson as coming from this level, (Late) Oval III(b), K 45: we can indicate the one mentioning Tudanapšum, a prob- Inscr. Narām-Sîn IVb: Narām-Sîn (?) able daughter of Narām-Sîn. school text 44 Even if the Šu-Durul seal is said to come from a dump and Akk. Oval III(a), K 45: Va not exactly in this level. Could it come from IVb level, (Early) Inscr. Unkn. King Vb that is, from a level closer to Narām-Sîn period? 2 inscr. 45 Gibson 1982, 536. Rîmuš
46 Gibson 1982, 536 states: “… I suggest that the commend- Oval III(a), J 45: able caution of the excavator might have led him to as- Inscr. Rîmuš sume that any post-Early Dynastic material found in these buildings must have been intrusive, rather than a sign of a Table 2: Inscriptions and levels later date or at least of continuing occupation ….” dian periods. Table 2 gives the situation more accurately 47 Gibson 1982, 533. in including the stratigraphic information of the fi nds. 48 Even considered as intrusions by Gibson, these ‘histori- cal’ fi nds deserve a better consideration for the dating of the level: “… Stone objects, inscribed with the names of 49 See Gibson 1982, 537 for the legend. Rimush and Naram Sin, although thought to have been intrusions, may in fact date the level and contemporary 50 See, in particular, footnote 48, where these fi nds are not Houses I” (Gibson 1982, 536). simply considered ‘intrusions’. page 5 §2.2.2. At least for level Oval III, K 45 our assumption other contemporaneous areas in the vicinity.58 Th e lan- is substantiated by the inscriptions of Narām-Sîn and guage of the texts is mostly Akkadian. Th ere is, of course, Rîmuš. Given the dates assigned to the texts by the vari- a certain number of Sumerian names, but they do not ex- ous authors51 the fi nds from Khafajah would date to the ceed the usual share as found in this period; they are, in reign of Narām-Sîn and those from Tell Asmar52 to the general, consistent with the stratum of other areas close time between Narām-Sîn and Šarkališarri, but with some by.59 However, we attempt to adapt Benjamin Foster’s probability for the former one. From an archaeological point of view in this study,60 because our considerations point of view the “shallow and badly eroded”53 situa- are based on a diff erent system of counting: In contrast tion as found by Gibson for levels Oval III and Houses to Foster61 we reckon any occurrence of any single name I at Khafajah advise some caution about the stratigraphic typology as ‘one case’. For instance, we count the occur- situation for the fi nds of locus K 45 at Khafajah.54 Th is rence of names like Dada or Zuzu only once, even if these uncertainty, expressed by the same authors, hampers any names are attested more frequently than others. Th e main historical reconstruction. However, these diffi culties can reason for this choice is the fact that certain names occur be limited twofold: Firstly, taking the stratigraphic dis- frequently and others less so. Th is happened with no clear tribution for granted, notwithstanding its general am- indication in many cases, except for the inequality of the bivalence, our hypothesis may be criticised, but could be documentation. We are conscious, however, that these taken into consideration. Secondly, if the location proved occurrences must be recorded and should be considered a to be incorrect, it must be questioned, where the inscrip- result of the practical usage of names. As a consequence, it tions come from? If they originate from the Sîn temple, could lead to disparity when favouring a given name or a we would like to know their stratigraphic location. If they given ethnicity, in particular, over another.62 In fact, there indeed precede a Late Akkadian level, our hypothesis of is no certainty whether the frequency of a given name in a closer relation between levels Oval III and Houses IVb our documentation derived from its more extensive usage seems to be strengthened, because upon inspection of the excavation reports, there is no sign of any intrusions of levels Oval III, K-J 45 among earlier levels. On the con- trary, if intrusions do exist, it seems more likely that they will be more common in the ensuing Ur III period (see 55 Buccellati 1966): Th e fi rst one (four attestations) might be derive from later levels. All these considerations are a either an hypocoristic form or, following Buccellati, a tribal work in progress. name; the second one probably referring to a woman may derive from a male form Iblanum (‘the man from Ibla’) and §3.1. Th e personal names is attested once as owner (probably chief-clan or, as wom- §3.1.1. From a general point of view the names collected an, linked to a chief clan owner) of Tutu in a sale of fi elds. in the database are to a great extent, Akkadian56 and thus Th e mention of a woman from Ibla in this region in this 57 period is quite indicative! Th e third name is an hypocoris- of a Semitic origin. Th eir formation can be compared to tic form of the word for ‘name’ (here in the sense ‘poster- ity’). It appears once in a legal document probably from 51 See Text Table in the Database. Tell Asmar, as witness and owner (chief-clan) of Bilzum. If 52 For the dating of the texts from Tell Suleimah to the time indeed Amorite, their presence in the documentation of this between the reigns of Rîmuš and Narām-Sîn see Visicato 2000. period and in this region might favour a slight pre-dating of this ethnic group in central Mesopotamia. 53 Gibson 1982, 536. 58 Like Mari, to some extent also Ebla or Kish. 54 It should be noted that the two rather damaged fragments attributed to Rîmuš originate from a ‘layer of potsherds 59 See, for instance, Umma or Girsu. and fl at baked bricks’ (Frankfort 1934b, 74), which is lo- 60 Foster 1982, 297ff . In this study Foster’s system is used for cated not inside the Oval temple, but ‘not far from the an analysis of the ethnic background of the names, count- Sîn temple’ (Frayne 1997, p.65, 15). Th orkild Jacobsen, ing the names on the basis of the following percentages: however, states that these fragments “…were found in sec- Sumerian, Akkadian, Reduplicated (that is AA or ABB) ondary context. Th ey may therefore well have come from and Unassigned. refuse discarded from the near-by Sin temple.” 61 Ivi, p. 303. 55 Th e Rîmuš fragment Kh II 94 comes from the ‘top’ of the layer. 62 For the problem of ethnicity in this period and its impli- cations, see Foster 1982, 297-98, notes 1-6. Th e term eth- 56 With Gelb 1957, viii: “...Th e term ‘Akkadian’ embraces nicity is used here in the sense of belonging to a specifi c probably more than the term implies ...”. tradition regarding its social, political and economic char- 57 For instance: AÌātum, AÌu-†âb, Bêlπ-abum, Ilπ-aÌπ etc. In acteristics. With Foster it can be assumed, though with Tell Asmar even three possible Amorite names - these are doubts, that this may be refl ected, to some extent, in the Amurum, Iblanitum and Šamanum - are attested, which distribution of names (see notes below).
page 6 or is based by mere archaeological accident.63 We would any of the previous categories.69 At fi rst glance, the slight like to propose, nonetheless, the possibility that a more decrease of the Akkadian share and a substantial increase frequent usage of a given name is to be considered to re- in the Sumerian one, compared to Foster’s evaluation is fl ect the actual situation, as approached by Foster’s study. remarkable. Th e diff erences to his statistics are justifi ed Th erefore, we off er two diff erent shares: List A, below, by the fact that we assigned personal names to the Sume- just include name types. Th at leads to a slight variation rian category that have been ascribed to the third catego- compared to the shares64 given by Foster for the same pe- ry by Foster.70 Furthermore, we classifi ed various names riod in this region (his results are given in brackets):65 as unassigned, which Foster included among Akkadian names.71 In any case the situation is still representative on List A a regional level. Akkadian 72.2 % (79 %) Sumerian 11.5 % (5 %) Reduplicated 5.5 % (12 %) §3.1.3. List B contains all quotations of any single name Unassigned 10.5 % (4 %) in our documentation and thus is quite similar to Foster’s approach: §3.1.2. Th e scheme given above needs some clarifi ca- List B tion. Th e share of both Akkadian and Sumerian personal Akkadian 76.3 % (79 %) names include all references toclear as well as less clear in- Sumerian 8.4 % (5 %) stances of either Akkadian (Semitic) or Sumerian names. Reduplicated 9.0 % (12 %) Of course, this does not exclude the possibility that vari- Unassigned 6.1 % (4 %) ous names could have had another origin.66 Th e third cat- egory contains personal names, whose linguistic origin §3.1.4. As we can see, the diff usion of the names infl uenc- is problematic.67 It should be noted, however, that some es in a perceptible manner our list. Th e slight diff erences of those names could be assigned to one or another cat- between these results and Foster’s approach are due to the egory.68 Th e last category represents the share of personal same reasons explained above but here the comparison is names in the database that, in our opinion and upon much more substantial. Th e diff erences between our two careful consideration, could have not been assigned to lists are peculiar: decreasing of Sumerian and Unassigned names72 and increasing of Semitics and Reduplicated. Probably, the better diff usion73 of some typical Semitic typologies (all the ones with Ilum-, for instance), plays a 63 Possible repetitions of a given name in a text are taken as decisive role in this list. one attestation and hence do not aff ect the outcome of this study. §3.2. Onomatologic conclusions 64 Th e numbers given here aim at approximating the real §3.2.1. In pursuing this line of investigation, we may numbers as close as possible. come to some conclusions based on a close-up examina- 65 It should be noted that Foster did not include data from tion of the data at hand. It is, however, noteworthy to Tell Suleimah, which is considered in these numbers. point out that our documentation suff ers from a series of 66 See, for instance, restored names. Incomplete names, limitations, which shall be summarised here: Firstly, we which in their majority appear to belong to Semitic ones, have to cope with the incompleteness of the data, which are excluded here. is essentially due to the fi nding conditions. Secondly, the 67 Following Foster: AA or ABB. Th is is the so-called ‘Ba- na-na’ language (see Rasheed 1981b, 56 quoting Gelb: 69 Th is category extends Foster’s classifi cation. Mumu, Zuzu, Igigi, A2u2u, Dagaga, Ilulu, Ilala, Imkuku, Balulu, Irrara etc.), which is only attested in personal 70 In fact, the two categories change with the same proportion. names and represents an unknown Diyāla language that 71 Since Foster does not give any list of names for the Diyāla still needs to be identifi ed. Th e attested forms, whether region assigned to his categories. It is not possible to be or not they represent a ‘real language’, may just belong to more sure about this, because Foster doesn’t give any spe- a branch of the local Akkadian dialect. It is worth noting cifi c list of names subdivided by category, for the. Any- that whereas such forms are very rare in Iraq’s south, they way, these two categories, Akkadian and Unassigned, are relatively common in the central area in the Akkadian change in the same way than the two quoted before. period. Due to the lack of a more thorough analysis of at- testations in other Akkadian archives, it is currently not 72 But with a percentage always greater than the one off ered possible to draw their development from the area of the by Foster. Himrin towards the Diyāla, as stated by Rasheed. 73 Even if we suppose, for a certain part of them, an acciden- 68 In our opinion, Sumerian names appear to predominate. tal cause. page 7 onomatological analysis is prone especially to ambiguity Akkadian component and a similar increase of the Sume- as well as the tentative interpretation of many names; we rian share. At least at Tell Asmar and Khafajah names that tried to reduce this ambiguity by reckoning such names have been assigned to the Reduplicated category, increase as Unassigned. Last but not least, the rather varying sizes similarly to the Sumerian share. of archives put some limitations to our analyses as well. if the data referred to Tell Asmar and Khafajah, in rela- Nonetheless, it is worth to extrapolate the relevant infor- tions to the Diyāla, could be understood as due to the mation from our documentation and present preliminary mere variation of internal occurrences,77 the percentage results from two sites in the Diyāla region and one that we achieve for Tell Suleimah is, in our opinion, clearly lies beyond:74 depending even from other elements (a more peripheral position of the site, that is a less, in chronological mean- Table A ing, Semitic distribution?), that, in any case, is still to be Site Akk. Sum. Redupl. investigated: its data are closer to the Khafajah numbers, Typological 72.2 11.5 5.5 even if with a lesser degree; Diyāla from a general point of view, it looks like the parallel Tell Asmar 75.2 8.4 3.1 variation between Sumerians and Reduplicated, could be understood as an internal affi nity among these two ty- Khafajah 69.1 13.2 6.1 pologies. In few words, perhaps the Reduplicated names Tell Suleimah 64.6 16.0 4.9 could be referred more to the Sumerian component of the population that to the Semitic one, confi rming, but Table B with all the reserves of the case, what we said before. In Site Akk. Sum. Redupl. this sense, the little diff erent data of Tell Suleimah can be General 76.3 8.4 9.0 seen as a ‘peripheral’ situation.78 Diyāla Tell Asmar 72.5 5.9 6.6 § 3.2.4. Table B Khafajah 70.9 9.1 8.3 From Tell Asmar to Tell Suleimah we encounter a pro- gressive decrease in Akkadian names and similar increase Tell Suleimah 69.6 10.6 10.4 of Sumerian names. §3.2.2. At fi rst glance,75 the following trends can be the distance between the Diyāla situation and the spe- observed:76 cifi c ones refl ects the same situation exposed above, with a substantial homogeneity in the decreasing of the Ak- §3.2.3. Table A kadian component (even if it is still eff ective and more At Tell Asmar we encounter an increase of Akkadian evident for Tell Suleimah and, in this case, active even for names, but a parallel decrease in the Sumerian share. In Tell Asmar) and the same substantial increasing of the Su- contrast to that, at Khafajah and at Tell Suleimah, in merian and Reduplicated names;79 particular, the situation is reversed with a progressive de- crease in the Akkadian share and a strong increase of the the parallelism we found, in Table A, between the per- Sumerian part. In considering the three main sites in rela- centages of Sumerian and Reduplicated onomatologic tion to each other we have a progressive decrease of the components, for Tell Asmar and Khafajah, is still evident, but now it is all the same manifest even for Tell Suleimah, 74 We choose these sites for their better geographical and chronological individuation of the data. although in a diff erent way: here we register a strong par- allelism among these two components, when, in Table A, 75 We want to make clear that what we are detecting here, as there was a light decreasing in the percentage of the Re- before, and that we call ‘increasing’ or ‘decreasing’ is, in fact, a fi xed situation, extrapolated from given documents settled in an established period of time, with absolutely no relations to an ‘evolution’, in a chronological sense, of 77 For Tell Asmar we can suppose even a diff erent distribu- the same data. If an evolution exists is only in a geographi- tion of the population, in terms of people merging, due to cal perspective, emerged from a confrontation with other, the more important administrative, economic and politi- parallel, chronologically speaking, data. Is this geographi- cal status of this city. cal evolution, or collocation, that we are trying to detect here. 78 Th at is, a semitization in progress? 76 Taking the fi rst, colored, line as main term of our con- 79 Perhaps we can detect a more sensible quantifi cation of frontation. this changes, in terms of numbers.
page 8 duplicated names.80 Th is increment81 could be meaning- nal note: could the not aligned data in Table A, for the ful in the same sense than before, in Table A,82 where the Reduplicated names at Tell Suleimah, be referred to the data were, in our opinion, more pregnant, taking in mind real presence of the Banana language? the supposed link between Sumerian and Reduplicated typologies.83 §3.2.3. Relationships Th e list given in the onomatology database refers to a What can be added to this data? If we interpret the situ- ‘name’ and not to a specifi c individual. We do not know, ation at Khafajah (Table A) as being infl uenced by an for example, whether the individual Bibi attested as fa- internal discrepancy in the documentation, the increase ther of a certain Ennana in IM 31226 is the same quoted of Akkadian names at Tell Asmar might be indicative as father of a Watarum in A 22038. Patronyms, therefore, for its major political role.Th e typological examination could thus be useful, which leads to a strong ‘Semitic’ In terms of onomatology, the references to close paternal share in the population of Tell Asmar. Th e same could relationships in our database are many and various, but, be said about the Table B data, but in this case we must of course, it is not always possible to understand the real to extend the internal discrepancy interpretation even to extension of the same.86 Of course our list refers only to Tell Asmar (like the previous case but in totally diff erent a ‘name’ not to a ‘person’, so, for instance, we don’t know terms, the General examination could infl uence heavily if the person quoted as Bibi in IM 31226 as father of En- the understanding of the situation). Th is problem (diff er- nana is the same that is quoted as father of Watarum in A ent approaching/diff erent explanation) is totally outbal- 22038; this situation is clearly possible even in the case of anced in the case of Tell Suleimah: in each Table, strong two references in the same text (as Belulu, for example, in increasing of Sumerian component84 and strong decreas- A 22026), but the only sure parental relationship involv- ing of the Akkadian one. ing more than two people (father and son) that is possible to highlight from the texts is a cross reference between It looks like it was in act, in this region, a kind of still ac- father, son and brother, relating to Šamaš-bītum, father tive separation or marginalization of the region, respect of two brothers, Ilak-nu’’id and Ilum-bānî, from the to the main Diyāla one, where the ethnic changes there same text (NBC 10920) and to Rabî-ilum, father of two in act, would be, here, still to come. In few words, the Su- brothers Kuruba and Tinina, also from a single text (FM merian original stratum of the population is still strong 229227). Deeper forms of relationship are sure only for and visible here, where the Semitic one is not yet, com- the case of Gaga-aŒûm, son of Ibibi, son of Ù, probably pletely, emerged. Of course, even if we used words like from Tell Asmar. Th e other references, even if it is always ‘strong’ or ‘marginalization’, we are anyway talking about little indications, fractional numbers, but the situation in mind that people might in fact originated from rather these marks uncovered, in the frame developed from our diff erent places. Here, we have only in mind to evaluate lists, seems to have a substantial signifi cance.85 Only a fi - the diff erences between one region and another, in terms of onomatology, but we are at the same time aware of the 80 Compared both to the main Diyāla percentage that to the fact that we know very little about the real origins of the internal site-links. *** peoples we are talking about and, especially, of what they 81 Or mutual stability, bearing in mind that all attestations thought about their own origins. In the case of Tell Sulei- are taken into consideration. mah, we don’t want to advance the idea of an ‘original’ Su- merian stratum, in the population of the region, and a ‘fol- 82 In front of a stronger increasing of the Sumerian compo- lowing’, in terms of time, Semitic one. We want only make nent, at least in Table B. reference to a Sumerian onomatologic stratum, probably antecedent to a Semitic one, at least because we assist to a 83 Th at is: increasing of Sumerian AND increasing of Re- progressive changing in the structure of the names. Th at duplicated when we are talking about ‘total’ occurrences; the coincidence between the name and the person could increasing of Sumerian AND decreasing of Reduplicated be a fact in this region in this period and could be taken when we work with the typologies. Th e link between as a clue in favour of the belonging to any extensive eth- these two suppositions is the presumed belonging of the nic population (or, ad absurdum, to any race!) it is not biggest part of the Reduplicated to the Sumerian catego- yet demonstrated and, in our opinion, is very far from ry. it. What it is suffi ciently acceptable, here, is that the very 84 Seemingly supported by the Reduplicated component. small part of the population of what we have a pale hint in our texts, probably identifi ed itself with a tradition that 85 As mentioned before, the extent of the coincidence be- before was Sumerian and slowly became Semitic. tween ethnicity and onomatology in this period is uncer- tain (see Foster 1982, 304). Th is study aims at evaluating 86 For the paternal relationship expressed through DUMU the diff erences between one region and another, bearing we follow here the Gelb’s notion; see Gelb 1955: 324. page 9 possible to hypothesize some parental connections when closer those names to a standard usually accepted (ad ex. the quotation is found, at least, in the same text and from we recorded Antum even when the reading was AN-tim, the same city, are not sure. because we had already attested this reading from other archives); in other cases, we left the original reading (that §4.1. Th e database is, the one we found in the archive of reference, to be at- We off er here (see the appendix) a synthetic list of names tributed to the fi rst Author) without modifying it, whit (with family background and texts). However, this should the aim to leave the more possible unchanged the same be considered just a short summary of our database. In original reading. In other words, we tried a normaliza- the Old Akkadian Onomatology Database,87 the relevant tion only when the operation was not against the original information is found in the following sub-categories: interpretation of the name. A note: this fi eld is referred to any single occurrence of any single name, so it is very Dictionary (of the roots) frequent that the same given name, with more than one Sargonic bibliography occurrence, occupies a contiguous series of Name fi elds; Sargonic onomatology Sargonic texts Reading: Th is fi eld contains the transliterated name as given in the source; Th e main mask, Sargonic Onomatology, is structured in Typology: Here a typology of the text is given. this way: Father: where a paternal relationship is given, assuming the well attested paternal relationship expressed with Reference: Th is fi eld provides a quick reference to the re- DUMU (A DUMU B) as the standard for the period; spective publication; Relations: where a general, not essentially familiar, rela- tionship is given, fundamentally the mention of brothers Name: In order to facilitate the search in the database, or sisters and the ownership to a clan, expressed with šu/ Akkadian names are lemmatised. Th is happens when a ši (A šu/ši B); specifi c spelling is already attested elsewhere in our docu- Professions: where we tried to connect the name to the mentation. we found here some problems, even for the profession sometimes listed in the text; diffi culty to understand exactly to what Akkadian form Provenance: not referred to the text but to the person(s) the Sumerian sign of a specifi c name was referred, even listed in the same, when given by the text; because we found some diff erent forms for the same Site: where the text has been found or where it is said to name. For instance, the word DINGIR: when it has been be (site or region); possible to fi nd, in our documentation, a correspond- Text: depending on the possibilities off ered by the doc- ing Akkadian form of the name in question (ì-lí-ba-ni/ umentation, we listed here the museum number or the DINGIR-ba-ni), we adopted it for our list but, when it excavation number or the publication (author/year of was not possible (DINGIR-A.ZU), we preferred to leave pub.), with particular reference to our List of text; the translation in a standard form (DINGIR=ilum). Th is Notes: any kind of reference to a given name that has system has been adopted with the aim to rest the more been possible to fi nd in the text; close possible to the original Sumerian word used for the Update: some specifi c notes referred to the text or to the name.88 archive of publication.
Although this study focuses on completely preserved Side by side to this main list, the List of texts (updated up names, in some cases just partly preserved names are to 2006) contains the subsequent fi elds: Museum Num- quoted, either when the understood constituent is long ber; Excavation Number89; Origin of the text (when pos- enough or it refers to another complete name in the sible); Reference (to the specifi c publications, where the database. We recorded a total of 3201 occurrences of text is mentioned or studied, referring to the Bibliogra- names for 1161 diff erent typologies of names (consider- phy); a Key (where a consideration about the text studied ing only the complete names): in many cases we modifi ed is given) and a Notes fi eld. slightly the reading of the names with the aim to bring At the end, a short Utilities section, where we recorded 87 In respect to language and structure of the personal names the reading of the Key fi eld in the List of texts, the one we may refer to Gelb XXX. of the Origin fi eld in the same list, a short list of biblio- 88 For the problem of complementarities in the use of ilum/ 89 For these two fi elds is valid what we said about the repeti- il£ see Di Vito 1993: 243ff . tion of the main data for the fi eld Name.
page 10 graphical Abbreviations and a General reference Index for the Museum initials.
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page 12 FATHER RELATIONS PROFESSION PROVENANCE
šu Mar¥t (mar-ru-ut.KI)?
Sargonic Names in the Diyala region and beyond
Appendix: GEMÉ.LIBIR in GU4.A.KI DUMU.NITA in Ú.DA.KI Paolo Gentili GEMÉ.EREŠ.KI (?) in GU4.A.KI Name Father Profession Relations Reference
š¥ Rašubatim in Arag.KI ›Abiga (a3-bi2-ga) munus.sagi MAD 1, 073 x+iix+3
Brother of Adagal in Šinig.KI ›Akallum (E2.GAL) Father of Dæbaba MAD 4, 003 3 ¿ • ¿ • ki Qabium ›Amºkum (›a3-mu- kum ) lugal [a-ka3]-de MAD 1, 002 vx+1
›Arπš (›a3-ri2-iš) MAD 1, 017 2
›Azaritum (›a3-za-ri2-tum) MAD 1, 096 x+iix+5 ! ! A-UDx (a2-UDx ) guruš sag.giš apin.na AIHA 4, 45 4
A.ZA-udat (A.ZA-u3-DA-at) guruš sag.giš apin.na AIHA 4, 06 i9 DUMU.NITA SAG.GIŠ APIN.NA in Ú.DA.KI AÌætπ-Kuku ([a]-Ìa-ti-ku-ku) dumu.nita sag.giš apin.na JCS 28, 227 rii1 ¿ • AÌætum (a-Ìa-tu- um ) dumu.mi2 AIHA 4, 01 v11
AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.mi2 AIHA 4, 01 vii2 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita sag.giš apin.na AIHA 4, 01 vii8 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita AIHA 4, 07 ii12 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita AIHA 4, 07 ii5 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita AIHA 4, 08 14 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita MAD 1, 003 i3 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita MAD 1, 003 iii8
AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.mi2 MAD 1, 053 x+iix+1 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita MAD 1, 163 + i29 165 AÌætum (a-Ìa-tum) dumu.nita.ga Tutub 16 13 A̺sira (a-Ìu-si-ra) dumu.nita MAD 1, 163 + iv32
¿ • 165 A̺šuni (a-Ìu- su4 -ni) geme2.libir Tutub 04 iii1
A̺šuni (a-Ìu-su4-ni) guruš (e2-pu3-su-gi) Tutub 04 iv7 ¿ • A̺šuni ([a-Ìu]- su4-ni ) geme2.libir 0 1 A̺šunu (a-Ìu-su-nu) MAD 1, 158 + x+1 328 A̺šunu (a-Ìu-su-nu) geme2 (e2-šu-ri2-im-kum) MAD 1, 163 + iii31 165 A̺šunu (a-Ìu-su4-[nu]) Ra›u guruš MAD 1, 163 + ix?9 165 A̺šunu (a-Ìu-su4-nu) MAD 1, 302 4
A̺šunu (a-Ìu-su4-nu) MAD 1, 303 r.11 A̺šunu (PAP-šu-[ni/u]) Father of Mûda›um FLP 0061 ii2' ¿ • ? AÌi-†âb (a-Ìi- DU10 ) (guruš) dumu.nita(.me ) OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iii6 sag.giš apin.na
AÌi-ilum (a-Ìi-DINGIR) mušen.du3 (be.lu.bar.e) 0 2 ? ¿ ?• AÌu-†âb ([a ]- Ìu -DU10) guruš sag.giš apin.na AnOr 07, 372 r.iii2
AÌu-†âb (a-[Ìu]-DU10) nu.kirix (be.lu.bar.e) Tutub 05 i4'
AÌu-†âb (a-Ìu-DU10) guruš sag.giš apin.na Tutub 18 r.28
AÌu-†âb (a-Ìu-DU10) guruš sag.giš apin.na Tutub 19 i11
AÌu-†âb (a-Ìu-DU10) guruš sag.giš apin.na Tutub 24 8 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
AÌu-†âb (a-Ìu-DU10) guruš sag.giš apin.na Tutub 60 6 ¿ • AÌu-damiq (a-Ìu- SIG5 ) geme2.libir Tutub 02 i10 ki ? AÌu-ilum (a-Ìu-DINGIR) geme2.ereš ( ) AIHA 4, 07 iii7 ki ? AÌu-ilum (a-Ìu-DINGIR) geme2.ereš ( ) MAD 1, 319 r.24 ki ? AÌu-libûrra (a-Ìu-li-bur-ra) geme2.ereš ( ) OAIC 28 4 ¿ • AÌu-mubi ([a]- Ìu -mu-bi2) geme2.libir MAD 1, 003 vx+5
AÌu-mubi (a-Ìu-mu-bi2) geme2.libir MAD 1, 100 x+12 ¿ • AÌu-mubi ([a]-Ìu- mu -[bi2]) geme2.libir Tutub 08 1
AÌuÌi (a-Ìu-Ìi) geme2.libir Tutub 04 iix+6 AÌuÌu ([a]-¿Ìu•-Ìu) guruš sag.giš apin.na AIHA 4, 01 iii16 AÌuÌu (a-Ìu-Ìu) guruš sag.giš apin.na AIHA 4, 03 i10
AÌuÌu (a-Ìu-Ìu) geme2.libir AIHA 4, 18 2
AÌuÌu (a-Ìu-Ìu) geme2.libir OIP 104, 044 x+4
AÌuÌu (a-Ìu-Ìu) la2 geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) MAD 1, 132 x+ix+8 AÌuÌu (a-Ìu-Ìu) guruš sag.giš apin.na MAD 1, 163 + ix?32 165 AÌuÌu (a-Ìu-Ìu) guruš sag.giš apin.na MAD 1, 311 r.x+3 AÌuÌu (a!-Ìu-Ìu) guruš sag.giš apin.na MAD 1, 326 r.iii7 AÌuÌu ([a]-Ìu-Ìu) (guruš) dumu.nita(.me?) FLP 0066 i4 sag.giš apin.na
AB.NE (AB.NE) la2 geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) AIHA 4, 01 v4
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) MAD 1, 102 2
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) MAD 1, 273 2
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) MAD 1, 284 2
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) MAD 1, 293 1
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) dub.sar. MAD 1, 295 5
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) MAD 1, 330 7
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) Tutub 11 iv9
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) Tutub 30 r.16
AB+AŠ2 (AB+AŠ2) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) Tutub 55 r.15
Abπ-[…] (a-bi2-[…]) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) JCS 28, 227 r.i6
Abπ-[…] (a-bi2-[x x]) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) Tutub 03 r.iii4' • ¿ • Abπ-[…] (a - bi2 -[x-x]) geme2 (e2-šu-an-tum) Tutub 36 r.20
Abπ-†âb (a-bi2-DU10) Father of Ae MAD 1, 097 x+vx+2
Abπ-bîti (a-bi2-E2) Zira Tutub 36 r.15
Abπ-ili (a-bi2-i3-li2) Puzur-Eštar MAD 1, 077 x+3
Abπ-lazar (a-bi2-la-za-ar) Father of Imkuku Tutub 32 7 ? Abπ-meni (a -bi2-me-ni) Enbu-ilum MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+1 010 Abπ-quræd ([a]-bi2-UR.SAG) Pû-ilπ Tutub 07 9
Abπ-quræd ([a]-bi2-UR.SAG) Father of Baluzum Tutub 14 3
Abπ-quræd (a-bi2-UR.SAG) Puzurrum Tutub 18 r.21
Abπ-quræd ([a]-bi2-UR.SAG) Father of Šº-Eštar Tutub 24 4 ¿ • Abπ-quræd ( a -bi2-UR.SAG) Father of Ilili Tutub 61 2 d Abπ-Tišpak (a-bi2- TIŠPAK) sag kullum MAD 1, 163 + ii42
d 165 Abπ-Tišpak (a-bi2- TIŠPAK) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 4, 003 2 of Bubu, as SAG ? Abπ-zaki (a-bi2-za-[ki ]) Šisi›u MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+8 Abπ-zēru-Bašin Father of Dannum Tutub 32 6 ¿ • ( a -bi2-NUMUN.BA-si-in) Aba (a-ba) Zuza MAD 4, 004 r.11 Abba (ab-¿ba•) Father (mother?) of Tutub 40 2 Rigmum Abba (ab-ba) šº Kališdan Tutub 41 2 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Abi (a-bi) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 19 iii6 of Umdidi
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) šº Dakum AIHA 4, 07 ii13
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 002 iii10 of Ata-ilum
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Irrara MAD 1, 005 + x+iiix+3 117 + 133 Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Brother of Alura MAD 1, 047 x+iix+1
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Ennanum MAD 1, 297 2
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Father of Imi-ilum MAD 1, 320 r.12
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Father of Pû-ilπ OAIC 02 r.8
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) Brother of Nani OAIC 13 3
Abibi (a-bi2-bi2) aslag OAIC 30 7
Abira (a-bi2-ra) šº Idâ-BE MAD 1, 163 + ix?26
¿ •? ? ? 165 Abišâtu ( a -bi2-[sa -tu ]) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 36 r.20 of Aruru ¿ •? ? Abišâtu ( a -bi2-sa-[tu ]) Tutub 39 x+3
Abišu (a-bi2-su) MAD 1, 163 + ii41 165 Abišu (a-bi2-su) Dæda šitim MAD 4, 008 r.5
Abitum (a-bi2-tum) Father of Puzurrum MAD 1, 163 + iii34 165 Ablu[…] (ab-lu[…]) Tutub 04 iix+4 Abubu (a-bu-bu) Zuzum AIHA 4, 01 vi9 Abubu (a-bu-bu) Father of Urzu AIHA 4, 07 i4 Abubu (a-bu-bu) AIHA 4, 08 4 Abubu (a-bu-bu) AIHA 4, 14 8 Abubu (a-bu-bu) šºt NU.GAL AIHA 4, 46 6 d Abulum (a-bu-lum) šºt NIN. EN.LIL2.LE AIHA 4, 04 ii6 Abulum (a-bu-lum) Owner (chief-clan) OIP 104, 044 x+iix+3 of Išime Abulum (a-bu-lum) Tutub 18 12 ? Abum (a-bi-
Abusu (a2-bu-ZU) Tutub 28 r.8 Adad-šâtu (
Adagal (a-ta2-kal2) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 62 4 of Imdum Adam›u (a-dam-[u]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 046 + x+9 of IÌzuzum 101 Adam›u (a-dam-u) šºt Išub-Anum MAD 1, 139 x+6
ENSI2 Sabue.KI ki Adam›u (a-dam-u) ensi2 sabue Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 05 lo.e.10 of Atuna Adam›u (a-dam-u) Father of Imdum OAIC 08 1
Adam›u (a]-dam-u) Durlab Ir3 Dakum Tutub 11 iii3 Adani (a-da-ni) MAD 1, 163 + ix?33 165 Adda (ad-¿da•) MAD 1, 269 r.15 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Adda (ad-da) Tutub 17 11
Addanapir (ad-da-na-pir6) šºt Mabalu-Dagan Tutub 37 3 Admar (¿ad•-mar) Father of IÌzuzum MAD 1, 336 r.15 Admar (ad-mar) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 39 r.6 of Bêlπ-kîn Admar (ad-mar) šº Mumu MAD 1, 329a 5 Admar (ad-mar) ši GIŠ.GIGIR, owner MAD 1, 329a r.x+3 (chief-clan) of PuÌurseli
Aduna (a2-du2-na) AIHA 4, 03 ii2 Ae (a-e) šº MamaÌu AIHA 4, 02 i5 Agaga (a-ga-ga) ši Ibzitum; Owner MAD 1, 163 + ii39 (chief-clan) of Ilπ- 165 dan Agaga (a-ga-ga) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 33 ii26 of MamaÌu ? Agidda (a-gid2-[da ]) šº I.ŠE3.GU.UB HMA 9-02706 2
(ENSI2 Ibrat.KI) ki Agigi (a-gi-gi) ensi2 ibrat Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 11 2 of Ilπ-dan Agigi (a-gi-gi) Servant of Wadri MAD 1, 087 + x+ix+2 118 Agigi (a?-gi-gi) OAIC 20 8 Ajæbe (a-a-be) OIP 104, 042 x+iiix+2 Aklum (ak-¿lum•) DUMU.TU.A šºt Tutub 37 19 Inšia
Akšak(k)im (UÎ2.KI-im) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 19 ii16 of AliÌi
Al-ilπ (al-i3-l[i2]) šºt Šarru-Ìuršænum AIHA 4, 01 iii15
Al-ilπ (al-i3-li2) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 08 2 of Ilπ-rabî
Al-ilπ (al-i3-li2) Tutub 50 4
Alala (a-la-la) abxAŠ2.uru MAD 1, 185 6 Alali (a-la-li) as œabtum (?) JCS 26, 006 4 Alali (a-la-li) Magaga Tutub 38 r.iii15
Ali-†âb (a-li2-DU10) Father or Ilπ-dan AIHA 4, 41 7 Ali-aÌu (a-li-a-Ìu) MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+4 010 Ali-aÌu (a-li-a-Ìu) sipa MAD 1, 087 + x+ir.x+6 118 Ali-aÌu (a-li-a-Ìu) šº Rašubatim MAD 1, 137 x+2 Ali-aÌu (a-li-a-Ìu) Owner (chief-clan) MC 4, 51 ii6' of Ωillulu Ali-aÌu (a-li-a-Ìu) engar Tutub 17 r.19 Ali-aÌu (a-li-a-Ìu) Tutub 18 r.40 Ali-aÌum (a-li-a-Ìu-um) šº Îamazitim FLP 0061 i9 Ali-badim (URU-ba-dim) Owner (chief-clan) HMA 9-02622 iii34 of Lamusa
Ali-bêlπ (a-li-be-li2) šº Abulum MAD 1, 081 x+2 Ali-ennπ (a-li-en-ni) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 163 + v7 of Šammum 165 Ali-kaspºši Bêlπ-annû MAD 1, 163 + ii19 (a-li-KUG.BABBAR.SI) 165
Ali-lπbºr (a-li-li-bur2) Father of Šu›i MAD 1, 163 + iii14 165 Ali-Šamši (URU-dUTU.KI) Dabšiga MC 4, 52 8 Ali-turuÌ (a-li-t]u-ru-uÌ) Father of Šamruzum MAD 1, 053 x+ix+1 Ali-turuÌ (a-li-tu-ru-uÌ) Burgul MAD 1, 163 + i6 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
AliÌi (a-li2-Ìi) Father of Išma-ilum AIHA 4, 03 iv12 Alili ([a-l]i? -¿li•?) AIHA 4, 06 i12 Alili ([a?-l]i -li) Be›al-zuzu JCS 26, 007 2' Alili (a-¿li•-[li]) MAD 1, 002 vix+11 Alili (a-li-¿li•) Enana MAD 1, 013 + x+4 141 Alili (a-li-li) šº Azani MAD 1, 013 + x+iix+1 141 Alili (a-li-li) MAD 1, 091 x+4 Alili (a-li-li) Husband of A.ZA- MAD 1, 163 + iii13 udat 165 Alili (a-li-li) Father of Puzur-utla MAD 1, 163 + iii22 165 Alili (a-li-li) Father of Watarum MAD 1, 163 + ix?17 165 Alili (a2-li2-li2) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 15 4 of Alili Alili (a]-li-li) Wife of Ibi-abzu OAIC 30 6 Alili (a?]-li-li) Wife of Zuzu OAIC 33 ii30 Aliliga (a-li-li-ga) Husband of Tariša MAD 1, 163 + iii14 165 Alim (a-li2-im) Puzur-Bariš AIHA 4, 35 i3
Alim-ali (a-lim-a-li2) mušen.du3 OIP 104, 044 x+ix+2
Alla (al-la) mušen.du3 MAD 1, 163 + vii?9 165 Alla (al-la) Tutub 30 8 ¿ • Allulu ( al -lu-lu) mušen.du3 OAIC 25 4 Allum (al-lum) Father of Ištaran- AnOr 07, 372 ii9' alšu Allum (al-lum) nimgir OAIC 09 2
Alura (a-lu2-ra) Ilum-zuzu AIHA 4, 02 iii2
Amæriš (a-ma-ri2-iš) Father of IpÌurum OAIC 16 r.6 Amærum (a-ma-ru-um) Bubu MAD 1, 032 2 Amærum (a-ma-ru-um) Father of Ididi MAD 1, 311 4 AMA.TU (AMA.TU) […]-dubbu MAD 1, 146 6 AMA.TU (AMA.TU) Puzur-Pa MAD 1, 163 + iii35 165 AMA.TU (AMA.TU) Father of Kuku MAD 1, 163 + iv14 165 AMA.TU (AMA.TU) Wife of Qarium MAD 1, 163 + v6 165 AMA.TU (AMA.TU) Husband of Mamaja OAIC 39 l.e.11 AMA.TU-ilum ([A]MA.TU- šº Me-Ìuršanum Tutub 16 10 DINGIR) AMA.TU-ilum (AMA.TU- Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 18 1 DINGIR) of Lulu Amalum (a-ma-lim) MAD 1, 280 r.12 Amalum (a-ma-lim) MAD 1, 280 r.15
Amassu (GEME2-zu) nu.kiri6 OAIC 06 2
Amassuni (GEME2-zu-ni) MAD 1, 163 + ii21 165 Amassuni (GEME2-zu-ni) OAIC 15 2
Amassuni (GEME2-zu-ni) OAIC 23 4
Amat-[…] (GEME2-[…]) OAIC 17 r.15 Amat-Innin (Ama-dINNIN) MAD 1, 276 x+4 d Amat-Innin (GEME2- INNIN) OAIC 15 r.5 d Amat-Innin (GEME2- INNIN) OAIC 22 1 d Amat-Innin (GEME2- INNIN) OAIC 46 r.10 Ammuzum (am-mu-zum) AIHA 4, 07 i6 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Amur-ilum ([a?]-mur- MAD 1, 302 2 DINGIR) Amur-ilum (a-mur-DINGIR) dumu.nita.ga OAIC 44 r.15 Amur-ilum (a-mur-DINGIR) Tutub 38 r.iii7 Amur-Sîn (a-mur-dEN.[ZU]) Tutub 04 r.iii1 Amuratum (a-mu-ra-¿tum•) MAD 1, 096 x+iix+6 Amurum (a-mu-ru-um) MAD 1, 130 x+ivx+4 Amurum (a-mu-ru-um) MAD 1, 130 x+ix+2 Amurum (a]-mu-ru-um) MAD 1, 162 3 Amurum (¿a-mu•-ru-[um]) MAD 1, 179 12 Amuzum (a-mu-zum) AIHA 4, 46 5 AN-tutu (¿AN•-tu-tu) Tutub 02 iii8' Aninnu (a-nin-u) MAD 1, 022 x+3 Aninnu (a-nin-u) dub.sar OAIC 18 l.e.20 Annum-pî-Mêr Tutub 03 r.iv9' (AN-KA-me-er) ANŠE.BAR.AN MAD 1, 163 + vi?12 (ANŠE.BAR.AN) 165 Antum (AN-tim) Tutub 17 4 Antum (AN-tim) Tutub 19 ii9 Antum (AN-¿tum•) Tutub 34 r.16 Antum (an-tum) Tutub 50 4 A‡ûm-ilum MAD 1, 320 7 ([A?].ZU-DINGIR) A‡ûm-ilum (A.ZU-DINGIR) Mother of Tutub 18 9 Idlul-ilum (?) A‡ûm-ilum (A.ZU-DINGIR) Tutub 51 r.8 Apil-Innin (a-pil-dINNIN) Son of Ilili, the HMA 9-02622 ii17 widow (?)
Apušâtu ([a-pu3-sa-tu]) šº Šarru-ilπ MAD 1, 086 iix+4 ? Apušâtu (a-pu3-[sa-tu ]) MAD 1, 086 ix+6
Apušâtu (a-pu3-sa-tu) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 087 + 1x+2 of NabaÌa 118 ¿ • ¿ • Apušâtu ( a -pu3-sa- tu ) Tutub 20 5
Arπš (a-ri2-LAMxKUR(=IŠx)) Brother of Šunagum AIHA 4, 03 i8
Arºkum (a2-ru-kum) Brother of Imtalik OAIC 25 3 Arkuku (¿ar•-ku-ku) aga.uš AnOr 07, 372 a.i7' ¿ • Arkuku ( ar -ku-ku) šu.du8 OAIC 49 9 Arkuku (ar-ku-ku) Tutub 03 r.iv11' Arkuku (ar-ku-ku) aga.uš Tutub 03 r.iv6' Arkuku (ar-ku-ku) Brother of Šunagum Tutub 18 11 Arkuku (ar-ku-ku) Tutub 18 r.41 Arkum (ar-kum?) aga.uš Tutub 17 7 Arkum (ar-kum) aga.uš Tutub 19 v4 Arkum (ar-kum) Brother of Ωillulu Tutub 59 16 Arnaba (ar-na-ba) Brother of Adagal MAD 4, 008 2 Arum (a-ru-¿um•) Tutub 03 i3 Arum (a-ru-um) Umdidi (?) šº Zukukum Tutub 05 i11' Arum (a-ru-um) Umdidi (?) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 38 r.iii14 of Nigi Arum (¿a?•-ru-um) Father of Nigi or Tutub 45 3 Zukukum Aruru (a-ru-ru) AIHA 4, 02 iii7 Ašæša (a-sa-sa) MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+ix+6 010 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ašæša (a-sa-sa) MAD 1, 116 x+ix+5 Ašæša (a-ša-ša) MAD 1, 163 + i3 165 Ašæša (a-ša-ša) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 17 7 of Idinum
Ašæša (a-ša-ša) šº LU2.MAÎ OAIC 17 r.13 Ašæša (a-ša-ša) šº MamaÌu OAIC 18 7 Ašæša (a-ša-ša) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 19 5 of Ilπ-dan Ašæša (a-ša-ša) šº Ba‡um OAIC 19 r.15 Ašæz-[…] (a?-ša?-az?-[…]) Father of Ilπ-dan MAD 1, 056 + r.x+ix+1 063 Ašmatum (AŠ2-ma-tum) šº Qarada OAIC 28 2 Ašnanna (dAŠNAN-na) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 51 r.6 of Ibbubu
Aštab (AŠ2-tab) Bêlπ-bænî MAD 1, 184 3
Ata-ilum (a-ta2-DINGIR) Father of Ur-ešum AIHA 4, 02 ii8 Atie ([a]-ti-e) šºt Ilulu MAD 1, 137 x+3 Atie (a-¿ti•-[e]) FLP 0061 ii5' Atie (a-ti-e) šabra OAIC 12 3 Atie (a-ti-e) Išma-ilum OAIC 18 9 Atie (a-ti-e) OAIC 18 r.18 Atie (a-ti-e) OAIC 19 r.12 Atie (a-ti-e) šº Dudu OAIC 30 1 Atie (a-ti-e) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 18 r.39 of Ilπ-sæliq Atie (a-ti-e) Ilulu Tutub 32 r.9 Atiti (a-ti-ti) Father of Agigi, MAD 1, 336 r.16 brother of Ilšu-aÌa (?) and owner of ŠEŠ. KUR.RA (?) Atiti (a-ti-ti) Brother of Ilulu OAIC 33 iv56 Atli (at-li) OIP 104, 042 x+iiix+7 Atli (at-li) OIP 104, 043 + x+ii2 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Azada (a-za-da) AIHA 4, 01 ii5
Azagar (a-za-GAR3) šº Ba‡um MAD 4, 003 7 Azani (a-za-ni) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 06 i13 of Idinum Azaza (a-za-za) šº Zuza AnOr 07, 372 iv11 Azida (a-zi-¿da•) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 38 ix+9 of Išma-ilum
Azuli (a-zu-li2) šº Îabilšim MAD 1, 163 + iii3 165 Bælla (ba-al-la) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 41 19 of Edudu Bænî (ba-ni) šº Bêlπ-bal AIHA 4, 41 2 Bænî (ba-ni) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 16 r.7 of Pû-esag Bπn-kali-šarri Tutub 63 6' ¿ • ¿ • (b[i-i]n- ka3 -li2-LUGAL- ri2 ) Bπn-kali-šarri Pûšu-kîn Tutub 64 r.x+1
(bi-in-ga-li2-LUGAL-ri2) Ba-[…] (ba-[x]) Father of Qagæsu MAD 1, 106 4 Ba-[…] (ba?-[…]) Tutub 03 r.iii5' BaÌarum (ba-Ìa-ru-um) Enbu-ilum. MAD 1, 163 + iv17 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference BaÌarum (ba-Ìa-ru-um) Father of Šº-Eštar MAD 1, 163 + ix?17 165 BaÌarum (ba-Ìa-ru-um) šº Ba‡um.. MAD 1, 163 + x?14 165 Baba (ba-[ba?]) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 33 8 of Idinum Baba (ba-ba) MAD 1, 163 + iii1 165 Baba (ba-ba) šº Napatim MAD 1, 163 + ix?24 165 Baba (ba-ba) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 306 2 of AÌuÌu Baba (ba-ba) šº Qarada MAD 1, 322 8 Baba (ba-ba) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 50 x+5 of Ibbubu Baba (ba-ba) Îalli Tutub 65 6
Baba-eli (ba-ba-e-li2) Father of Ibibi MAD 1, 041 r.x+2 Babalum (ba-ba-¿lum•) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 02 ? of Iriša Babalum (ba-ba-lum) šº GIŠ.GI Tutub 02 iv2' Babalum (ba]-ba-lum) nagar šº Mûda›um Tutub 02 iv6' Babaz (ba-ba-az) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 163 + iii6 of Ilπ-aÌπ 165 ¿ • Babi ( ba -bi2) šº Balga MAD 1, 046 + x+8 101 Babi-[…] (ba-bi2-[…]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 087 + x+5 of Imutum 118
Babuzum (ba-pu3-zum) šº Si-Mama OAIC 11 2
Badarum (ba-da-ri2-im) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 163 + viii?17 of Titi 165 Bagar (ba-ga-ar) Ilπ-aÌπ ši giš.gi Tutub 02 i8 BALAG.DI (BALAG.DI) Father of Uttiru Tutub 01 i6 BALAG.DI (BALAG.DI) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 38 r.iii4 of Ilπ-aÌπ BALAG.DI (BALAG.DI) Tutub 38 r.iii9 Balazu (B]AL-¿su•) Tutub 30 3 Balazu (BAL-¿su•) Tutub 36 11 Balazu (BAL-su) Tutub 38 r.iii12 Balazu (BAL-su) Tutub 57 3
Balazu-lirik (BAL-su-li-ri2-ik) Tutub 44 4 Balga (bal-ga) AIHA 4, 21 3 Balga (bal-ga) šº Puzur-Ištaran, old MAD 1, 056 + r.x+iix+5 brother (ŠEŠ LIBIR) 063 of Muštum Balga (bal-ga) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 05 iii1 of Sîn-muda ? BaliÌ (pa2-li-iÌ) ( Young ) brother of JCS 28, 227 i5 Sîn-muda Balukum (¿ba•-lu-kum) Tutub 05 ii8' Balukum (¿ba-lu•-kum) Tutub 19 ii4 Balukum (¿ba•-lu-¿kum•) Tutub 56 1 Balulu (ba-lu-lu) AIHA 4, 02 iv10 Balûša (¿ba•-lu-sa) šu anše (?) AIHA 4, 01 v5 Balûša (ba-lu-sa) AIHA 4, 01 vii6 Balûša (ba-lu-sa) AIHA 4, 07 ii10 Balûša (ba-lu-sa) MAD 1, 053 x+iix+5
Balûša (ba-lu-sa) dam.gar3 MAD 1, 163 + ii3 165 Balûša (ba-lu-sa) dub.sar MAD 1, 163 + iv15 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Balûša (ba-lu-sa) OAIC 33 ii27 Baluzu (ba-lu-ZU) Tutub 01 ii12
Baluzum (ba-lu3-zum) AIHA 4, 02 i1 Ba‡um (ba-‡i-im) AIHA 4, 10 i10
Ba‡um (ba-‡i2-im) AIHA 4, 13 12
Ba‡um (ba-‡i2-im) AIHA 4, 14 6
Bappir-mu (BAPPIR-MU) ensi2 AIHA 4, 41 15 Baratum (ba-ra-¿tum•) AnOr 07, 372 r.iii11 Baratum (ba-ra-tum) MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+3 Baratum (ba-ra-tum) MAD 1, 163 + i4 165 Baratum (ba-ra-tum) MAD 1, 163 + vi?8 165 Barbar (bar-bar) Tutub 03 i4 Barištum (ba-¿ri-is•-tum) OAIC 24 x+2 Bašium (¿ba•-si-um) MAD 1, 105 4
Bašu-[...] (ba-šu-e3…]) MAD 1, 268 4 Bašušu (ba-šu-šu) OAIC 23 r.9 Batti (ba-at-¿ti•?) MAD 1, 152 4 Bazigi (ba-z[i(?)-gi(?)]) OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iii1 Be›al-zuzu (be-al-su-su) AIHA 4, 06 i4 Bea (be-a) Tutub 19 i9 ? Bêl-ilπ (be-li2-i3 -[li2]) MAD 1, 073 x+iix+5
Bêl-ilπ (EN-i3-li2) Tutub 38 r.iii2 ¿ • Bêlπ ( be -li2) HMA 9-02622 ii22
Bêlπ ([be]-li2) HMA 9-02706 6
Bêlπ ([be]-li2) AIHA 4, 42 8
Bêlπ (be-li2) AIHA 4, 44 iii4
Bêlπ (be-li2) AIHA 4, 45 2
Bêlπ (be-li2) MAD 1, 080 x+1
Bêlπ (be-li2) MAD 1, 086 v2
Bêlπ (be-li2) MAD 1, 163 + viii?16 165 Bêlπ (be-li2) MAD 1, 335 r.15
Bêlπ (be-li2) OAIC 39 r.8 ? Bêlπ-[…] (b]e -li2-[…]) sipa AIHA 4, 43 4
Bêlπ-[…] (be-li2-[…]) MAD 1, 057 r.x+15
Bêlπ-[…] (be-li2-[…]) MAD 1, 163 + v3 165 Bêlπ-[…] (be-li2-[…]) OAIC 48 7
Bêlπ-[…] (be-li2-[…]) Tutub 08 14
Bêlπ-[…] (be-li2-[…]) Tutub 08 15
Bêlπ-[…] (be-li2-x) Tutub 38 ix+2
Bêlπ-†âb (be-li2-DU10) AnOr 07, 372 ii10'
Bêlπ-†âb (be-li2-DU10) AuOr 09, 8 a.1
Bêlπ-†âb (be-li2-DU10) MAD 1, 163 + i25 165 Bêlπ-†âb (be-li2-DU10) OAIC 37 r.15
Bêlπ-a-x (be-li2-a-x) MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+7
Bêlπ-a[…] (be-li2-a-[…]) MAD 1, 061 x+ix+2
Bêlπ-abum (be-li2-a-bum) MAD 1, 163 + ix?44
! 165 Bêlπ-ajær (be-li2-a-ar ) MAD 1, 163 + iv26
? 165 Bêlπ-ajær (be-li2-a-ar ) MAD 1, 163 + viii?32 165 Bêlπ-ajær (be-li2-a-ar) MAD 1, 061 x+ix+6
Bêlπ-andullπ (be-li2-AN.DUL3) AnOr 07, 372 iv2 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Bêlπ-andullπ (be-li2-AN.DUL3) HMA 9-02706 4
Bêlπ-andullπ (be-li2-AN.DUL3) OAIC 09 9
Bêlπ-annû (be-li2-NE) AIHA 4, 04 ii9
Bêlπ-a‡ûm (be-li2-A.ZU) MAD 1, 332 r.x+4
Bêlπ-bænî (be-li2-ba-ni) AIHA 4, 10 ii7
Bêlπ-bænî (be-li2-ba-ni) MAD 1, 185 2
Bêlπ-bænî (be-li2-ba-ni) MAD 1, 335 9 ¿ • Bêlπ-bænî (be-li2- ba -ni) OAIC 02 3
Bêlπ-bal (be-li2-bal) AIHA 4, 13 9
Bêlπ-baliÌ ([be-li2]-ba-li3Ì) MAD 1, 317 r.iii10
Bêlπ-baliÌ (be-li2-ba-[li3Ì]) MAD 1, 324 ii6 ¿ • ? Bêlπ-balik (be-li2- ba -[lik ]) MAD 1, 013 + r.x+ix+5 141 Bêlπ-balik (be-li2-ba-lik) MAD 1, 046 + r.x+5 101 Bêlπ-balik (be]-li2-ba-lik) MAD 1, 319 3 ¿ • Bêlπ-dan (be-li2- dan ) MAD 1, 039 2
Bêlπ-dan (be-li2-dan) MAD 1, 187 iii30 ¿ • Bêlπ-dati (be- li2 -[da-t]i) OAIC 12 7
Bêlπ-dugul (be-li2-du-gul) MAD 1, 163 + ix?7 165 Bêlπ-dûri (be-li2-tu-ri2) MAD 1, 163 + ii26 165 Bêlπ-GAR3 (be-li2-GAR3) MAD 4, 006 2
Bêlπ-GUR7 (be-li2-GUR7) OAIC 04 r.13 ¿ • Bêlπ-Illat (be-li2-il3-la- at ) MAD 1, 163 + iv13 165 Bêlπ-ilum (be-li2-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 41 13
Bêlπ-ilum (be-li2-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 41 16 Bêlπ-išdagal (be-li-iš-da-gal) AuOr 09, 7 r.1'
Bêlπ-išdagal (be-li2-iš-da-gal) MAD 1, 019 ii1 ? Bêlπ-išdagal (be -l]i2-iš-da-gal) MAD 1, 042 x+1x+2
Bêlπ-kîn (be-li2-GI) AIHA 4, 03 iii9
Bêlπ-kîn (be-li2-GI) MAD 1, 317 r.iii1
Bêlπ-kîn (be-li2-GI) Tutub 36 9
Bêlπ-kîn (be-li2-GI) Tutub 61 6
Bêlπ-laba (be-li2-la-ba) U3 Father of Gaga-asûm MAD 1, 097 x+iiix+7
Bêlπ-mºda (be-li2-GAL.ZU) MAD 1, 041 x+iix+1
Bêlπ-mºda (be-li2-GAL.ZU) Ibibi Grandson of U3 MAD 1, 163 + ix?22 165 Bêlπ-mºda (be-li2-mu-[da]) Father of Ibibi, MAD 1, 187 r.iii27 grandfather of Gaga- asûm Bêlπ-mºda (be-li2-mu-da) Father of ? Tutub 60 2
Bêlπ-nºrπ (be-li2-nu-ri2) MAD 1, 003 i2 Bêlπ-nabašti MAD 1, 163 + iv27 ? (be-li2-na-ba-AŠ2 -ti) 165 ¿ • Bêlπ-quræd (be-li2-UR. SAG ) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 001 10 of Pûpu
Bêlπ-quræd (be-li2-UR.SAG) MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+6
? 117 + 133 Bêlπ-quræd (be-li2-UR.SAG) šº Burzia ( ) MAD 1, 073 x+iix+7
Bêlπ-rē›î (be-li2-SIPA) MAD 1, 163 + x?13 165
Bêlπ-rē›î (be-li2-SIPA) MAD 1, 326 ii6
d Bêlπ-Šamši (be-li2- UTU-si) MAD 1, 109 x+3 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Bêlπ-šâtu (be-li2-sa-tu) OIP 104, 044 x+ix+4
Bêlπ-šâtu (be-li2-sa-tu) OAIC 09 14
Bêlπ-tukulti (be-li2-tu3-kul2-ti) Tutub 03 r.iv8'
Bêlπ-tumki (be-li2-tum-ki) Išma-ilum MAD 1, 003 i4
Bêlπ-zaki (be-li2-za-ki) ši Zabtim; father of MAD 1, 163 + vii35 Ire›um 165
Belibi (be-li2-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 326 i13 of Išma-ilum (or Ire›um?)
Belibi (be-li2-bi2) MAD 1, 326 i8
Belibi (be-li2-bi2) MAD 1, 326 ii7
? Belili (be-[li2 ]-li2) šº Iblanitim AIHA 4, 36 3
Belili (be-li2-li2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 099 x+2 of Tutu
Belili (be-li2-li2) MAD 1, 326 r.iii9
? Belili (be-li2-li2) sal.balag.di ( ) MAD 4, 006 4
¿ • Belili (be- li2-li2 ) Tutub 05 iv6
Belulu (be-lu-[lu]) Dur-ra-az-ni- Tutub 01 iii9 iš (?) Belulu (be-lu-[lu]) Father of (DUMU ši) Tutub 01 iv3 Šalim -aÌu ¿ • Bibi ( bi2 -bi2) Owner (chief-clan) OIP 104, 043 + ix+10 of ? MAD 1, 054 +
¿ • ki ? 055 Bibi ( bi2 -bi2) Gišum pa.te.si tu-tu-ub ( ) Nephew of Bêlπ-šâtu MAD 1, 003 vx+2
Bibi (bi2-b[i2]) Galili MAD 1, 005 + r.x+3 117 + 133 Bibi (bi2-bi2) Ire›um MAD 1, 018 r.x+1
Bibi (bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 057 r.x+12
Bibi (bi2-bi2) Father of Wētum MAD 1, 084 r.x+5
Bibi (bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 097 x+iiix+4
Bibi (bi2-bi2) Father of Ea MAD 1, 100 x+8
Bibi (bi2-bi2) šº Magaga MAD 1, 319 5
Bibi (bi2-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 323 10 of Ire›um Bibi (bi2-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 326 r.iii10 of […]-tum Bibi (bi2-bi2) FLP 0066 r.i2
Bibi (bi2-bi2) Tutub 01 iii3
Bibi (bi2-bi2) U3-[…]-ra- Tutub 04 iix+9 az-[…] Bibi (bi2-bi2) Father of Šalim-aÌu Tutub 05 ii9' ? Bibi (bi2-bi2) Abulum Gatim (Gatum ) his Tutub 06 x+2 mother? Bibi (bi2-bi2) Father of Idâ-ilum, Tutub 06 x+2' husband of Gatim ? (Gatum) ? Bibi (bi2-bi2) Wife of Abulum ( ) Tutub 19 i5 and mother of Idâ- ilum (?) Bibi (bi2-bi2) Tutub 20 3
Bibi (bi2-bi2) sal.balag.di Tutub 38 ix+5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ¿ • ¿ Bibi (bi2- bi2 ) pa.al eÿ2 Tutub 59 3 ¿ • Bibi-ilum (bi2-bi2- DINGIR ) Bêlπ-šâtu Father of Alim-ali Tutub 17 1 ki ? Bibi-ilum (bi2-bi2-DINGIR) Gišum pa.te.si tu-tu-ub ( ) Grandfather of Tutub 34 15 Alim-ali Bibi-ilum (bi2-bi2-DINGIR) šº Ibibi Tutub 34 8 ? ? Bibi-ilum (bi2 -b]i2 -DINGIR) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 36 10 of Mašum Bibibi (bi2-bi2-b[i2]) lugal kiš OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iii8
Bila (bi2-la2) lugal kiš OAIC 23 r.10
Bila (bi2-la2) OAIC 50 5
Bilzum (bil2-zum) AnOr 07, 372 r.iii9 Bini-[…] (bi-ni-[x]) Tutub 37 21
Biriga (bi2-ri2-ga) MAD 1, 163 + x?11
? 165 Birtin (bi-ir3 -ti-in) OIP 104, 043 + x+ii1 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Biti (bi2-ti2) Tutub 38 iix+3
Bizanum (bi2-za-num) MC 4, 51 ii1'
Bizanum (bi2-za-num) OAIC 36 r.20
Bizanum (bi2-za-num2) OAIC 36 r.22 ¿ • Bizatum (bi2-za- tum ) MAD 1, 115 4 Bizkilum (bi-iz-ki-LUM) AIHA 4, 35 ii10
Bizkilum (bi2-iz-ki-LUM) MAD 1, 183 3
Bu-ili ([bu3]-i3-li2) AIHA 4, 38 20' ¿ ?• Bubu ( bu -bu) šitim IR11 of Rigmuš-alšu AIHA 4, 02 ii11
Bubu (bu3-[bu3]) Father of Liwwir AIHA 4, 04 iii8 Bubu (bu-bu) dub.sar Descendant ot AIHA 4, 06 iii11 Šamaš-[…]-zu, the equerry Bubu (bu-bu) AIHA 4, 06 iii9 Bubu (bu-bu) AIHA 4, 07 iii8 Bubu (bu-bu) Ancestor of Gagada AIHA 4, 09 23 Bubu (bu-bu) gal.sukkal dingir AIHA 4, 33 2 Bubu (bu-bu) AIHA 4, 35 iv11 Bubu (bu-bu) AIHA 4, 45 5 Bubu (bu-bu) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 006 x+ii,3 of the ŠITIM Ša-ki- bêlπ Bubu (bu-bu) Father of Šu›i MAD 1, 143 x+2
Bubu (bu3-bu3) Father of MAD 1, 179 5 Rabumgaraš, of the ›oxen› group Bubu (bu3-bu3) OAIC 12 10 ¿ • Bubu (bu3-bu3) Šamaš-bπtum ši giš.ku( xx ) ? Brother of Ilum-bænî OAIC 39 r.9 ki Bubu (bu3-bu3) AB+AŠ2 uru OAIC 44 4 Buga (bu-ga) dub.sar balag.di MAD 1, 096 x+iix+3 ? Bukuniš (BU.KU.NI.IŠ ( )) dub.sar e3 dingir AIHA 4, 01 ii19 Bunaum (bu-na-um) šabra AuOr 09, 7 a.2 Bunaum (bu-na-um) dub.sar MAD 1, 053 x+iix+4
Bunaum (bu-na-um) kušx(IŠ) Ancestor of Ilšu- MAD 1, 163 + ii2
GAR3, the scribe 165
Buræni›e (bu-ra-ni-e) Ilπ-aÌπ, of the ši gud IR11 of d.[…] MAD 1, 162 5 ›oxen› group Buræni›e (¿a-mu•-ru-[um]) Father of Ilak-nu››id MAD 1, 179 13 and Ilum-bænî Burgul (bur-gul) Šamaš-bπtum Brother of Ilak- AIHA 4, 04 iii6 nu››id Burzia (bur-zi-a) Šalim-aÌu OIP 104, 042 x+ivx+6 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Butete (¿bu•-te-te) Father of Tišpak- MAD 1, 033 r.x+2 kºm Butumtum (bu-tu-um-tum) Ilum-šâtu ši gud IR11 of d.[…] MAD 1, 163 + i18
¿ • 165 Buzuzu (bu- zu -zu) Pû-Tišpak nar IR11 of d.[…] AIHA 4, 11 8
Buzuzu (bu3-zu-zu) Father of Taklπmum, AIHA 4, 41 10 the singer Dæbaba (da-ba-[ba?]) Tutub 01 i11 Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Tutub 01 i5
Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Abπ-[…] IR11 of d.[…] Tutub 01 iv6 Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Tutub 02 ii9 Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Descendat of Tutub 02 iii2' Damiqtum, daughter of ? Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Kuku Tutub 06 x+6 Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Tutub 19 iii6 Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Tutub 38 ix+3 Dæbaba (da-ba-ba) Tutub 59 2 Dæda (¿da•-da) AIHA 4, 02 iv3 Dæda (¿da•-da) AIHA 4, 04 i4 Dæda (¿da•-da) MAD 1, 040 6 Dæda (da-¿da•) MAD 1, 125 2 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 163 + ix?18 165 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 163 + vii?4 165 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 269 r.16 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 273 6 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 284 r.9 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 293 5 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 295 3 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 330 2 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 331 r.x+3 Dæda (da-da) MAD 1, 335 11 Dæda (da-da) MC 4, 51 i6' Dæda (da-da) OAIC 20 4 Dæda (da-da) OAIC 22 4 Dæda (da-da) Tutub 01 i2 Dæda (da-da) Tutub 16 7 Dæda (da-da) Tutub 18 30 Dæda (da-da) Tutub 37 18 Dæda (da-da) Tutub 61 8
Dædi (da-di3) AIHA 4, 01 iv16 ¿ • ¿ • ? Dækiš-šumma- gax (da-ki-iš- šum -ma-ga-[ ]) MAD 1, 089 2 D[a-…] (d[a-…]) MAD 1, 003 vx+1 Da-[…] (d[a-…]) MAD 1, 087 + r.x+3 118 Da-[…] (d[a-…]) MAD 1, 113 5 Da-[…] (d[a?-x (x)]) MAD 1, 115 r.8 Da-[…] (da-[…]) Tutub 28 r.15 Da-[…] (da-[…]) Tutub 39 x+6 Dabali (da-ba-li) MAD 1, 303 r.6 ¿ • ¿ • Dabalum ( da -ba- lum ) geme2.uš.[bar] ? JCS 26, 008 8 ¿ • Dabalum (da-ba- lum ) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 163 + ix?12 165 Dabalum (da-ba-lum) MAD 1, 183 8
Dabalum (da-ba-lum) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 319 15 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Dabalum (da-ba-lum) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 319 9
Dabalum (da-ba-lum) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 319 r.29
Dabalum (da-ba-lum) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 336 5
Dabalum (da-ba-lum) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 336 r.7
Dabalum (da-ba-lum) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MC 4, 50 r.14
Daban (da-ba-an) geme2.uš.[bar] ? MAD 1, 130 x+ix+4 ¿ • Dabšiga ( DAB4-si-ga ) ša udu.nita ? AnOr 07, 372 a.i8' ¿ • Dabšiga (DAB4-si- ga ) ša udu.nita ? HMA 9-02622 iv51
Dabšiga (DAB4-si-ga) ša udu.nita ? AIHA 4, 04 iii3
Dabšiga (DAB4-si-ga) ša udu.nita ? MAD 1, 321 x+3
Dabšiga (DAB4-si-ga) ša udu.nita ? OAIC 03 2
Dabšiga (DAB4-si-ga) ša udu.nita ? Tutub 09 8
Dabšiga (DAB4-si-ga) ša udu.nita ? Tutub 19 v6
Dabšiga (DAB4.SI.GA) ša udu.nita ? Tutub 20 8 Dabu (da-bu) ša udu.nita ? AnOr 07, 372 r.iii8 ¿ • ? Dadlultum (da- ad -[lul - sa7.a or sagi ? MAD 1, 163 + iv19 tum?]) 165 Dadlultum (da-ad-lul-¿tum•) ša udu.nita ? MAD 1, 163 + v8 165 Dadlultum (da-ad-lul-tum) sa7.a or sagi ? MAD 1, 163 + vi?6 165 Dadlultum (da-ad-lul-tum) sa7.a or sagi ? OAIC 50 r.11
Dagaga (da-ga-ga) sa7.a or sagi ? AIHA 4, 01 vii3
Dagaga (da-ga-ga) sa7.a or sagi ? AIHA 4, 07 ii6
Dagan-âlinπšu sa7.a or sagi ? Tutub 08 12 (dda-¿gan•-[URU.KI-n]i-¿su•) Dagan-âlinπšu ša udu.nita Tutub 12 x+3 (dda-gan-URU.[KI]-ni-[su])
Dagan-âlinπšu sa7.a or sagi ? Tutub 15 3 (dda-gan-URU.KI-ni-¿su•)
Dagan-âlinπšu sa7.a or sagi ? Tutub 42 3 (dda-gan-URU.¿KI-ni•-su) Daguna (¿da•-gu-na) ša udu.nita ? AuOr 09, 4 12
Daguna (da-gu-na) sa7.a or sagi ? MAD 1, 011 r.x+1 ? Daguna (da ]-gu-na) sa7.a or sagi ? MAD 1, 115 6
Dakaka (da-KA-KA) sa7.a or sagi ? OAIC 49 4 ¿ • Dakratu (dak-ra- tu ) sa7.a or sagi ? MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+5
? 010 Dakratu (dak-ra-tu) [šu x ]-Ìa-ri2 MAD 1, 087 + x+7 118 Dakratu (dak-ra-tu) šº Kibum (?) MAD 1, 163 + i20 165 Daku-[…] (¿da?•-ku-[…]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 126 x+1 of Zuzu Dakum (¿da•-kum) šº Ennana (?) AIHA 4, 02 ii9
Dakum (¿da?•-kum) Zuzu AIHA 4, 03 ii15
Dakum (da-¿kum•) Father of Itti-ilum AIHA 4, 14 17
Dakum (da-kum) Father of Puzur- AIHA 4, 23 3 Mama. Dakum (da-kum) Bibi AIHA 4, 25 2 Dakum (da-kum) Ilak-nu››id AIHA 4, 46 3 Dakum (da-kum) šº Šº-bêlπ MAD 1, 002 iii4 Dakum (da-kum) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 002 vix+9 of Imtalik Dakum (da-kum) MAD 1, 057 r.x+10 Dakum (da-kum) MAD 1, 086 v8 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Dakum (da-kum) šº PA.TE.SI MAD 1, 176 10
Dakum (da-kum) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 05 iv7 of Zuzu Dakum (¿da•-kum) Father of Iqbi-ilum Tutub 11 ii9
Damdalik (dam-da-lik) MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+14 010 Damdalik (dam-da-lik) MAD 1, 053 x+ix+4
Damdalik (dam-da-lik) Mumu MAD 1, 163 + i9 165 Damdalik (dam-da-lik) Father of Kurub- MAD 1, 166 r.x+3 Annum Damdalik (dam-da-lik) MAD 1, 291 r.10
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 33 10
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) Puzurrum MAD 1, 307 r.8
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) šºt Abibi, father of MAD 1, 317 ii6 Ilum-a‡ûm
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 08 20 of Puzurrum
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) Irēbum Tutub 11 iv2
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) Father of Eriš-dagal Tutub 13 1
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) Šæ†-be-ilum Tutub 13 2
Damiq-ilum (SIG5-DINGIR) Tutub 18 10
Damiq-ilum (SIG5]-DINGIR) Tutub 18 14
Damiqtum (da-mi-iq?-tum) Father of Pû-Mêr JCS 28, 227 r.i10
? Damiqtum (SIG5-t[um ]) Puzuzu MAD 1, 163 + i17 165
Damiqtum (SIG5-tum) Father of Šuni›um MAD 1, 163 + i23 165
Damiqtum (SIG5-tum) Pûpu MAD 1, 187 ii16
Damku (dam-ku) Father of Ilum-alsu MAD 1, 290 5
Dan-ilπ (dan-i3-li) Father of Ilπ-ennum OAIC 01 r.8
Dan-ilπ (dan-i3-li) Father of ? OAIC 08 l.e.20
Dan-ilπ (dan-i3-li2) La›arab OAIC 08 r.10
Dani›a (da-ni-a) Father of ? OAIC 17 r.14
Dani›a (da-ni-a) Ilšu-dan OAIC 18 l.e.4
Dani›a (da-ni-a) Father of Šº-Mama OAIC 45 r.9
? Dannum ([da ]-num2) Puzurrum AIHA 4, 02 ii14 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Dannum (da-num2) Father of UD-kºm Tutub 28 r.12
Dannum (da-num2) IÌzuzum Tutub 33 2
Dannum (da-num2) Father of Ilπ-dan Tutub 38 r.iv8
Dannum (da-num2) Tutub 40 3 Dannunu (da-nu-nu) MAD 1, 002 iii8 Dannunu (dan-nu-nu) MAD 1, 098 x+4 Dapum (da-pumx) FLP 0066 r.i5
Dapura (da-pu3-ra) MAD 1, 163 + iii24 165 Dar›etum (dar-e-tum) MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+3 010 Dar›etum (dar-e-tum) MAD 1, 163 + vii36 165 Dar›etum (dar-e-tum) OAIC 03 r.9
Dar›etum (dar-e-tum) OAIC 50 4
Dar›uma (da-ru-ma) JCS 26, 007 1'
Dar›uma (dar-u-ma) MAD 1, 326 i6
Dar›uma (dar-u-ma) OAIC 15 1
Darbæ (dar-ba-a) MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+2 010 Darbi (dar-bi) MAD 1, 163 + i30 165 Darilunab (da-ri-lu-na-ab) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 32 9 of Itum-bêlπ
Dariša (da-ri2-sa) MAD 1, 163 + iv20 165 Daršuba (¿dar•-su-ba) OAIC 51 r.x+8
Dartibu (dar-¿ti•-¿bu•) Tutub 37 10
Daruru (da-ru-ru) AuOr 09, 8 a.10
Daruru (da-ru-ru) MAD 1, 003 iii4
Daruru (da-ru?-ru?) MAD 1, 021 4
Dašaša (da-sa2-sa2) MAD 1, 163 + iii21 165
Dašgitum ([da]-AŠ2-gi-tum) MAD 1, 040 5
Dašgitum (da-AŠ2-gi-tum) MAD 1, 292 5
Dašgitum (da-AŠ2-gi-tum) MAD 1, 303 4
Dašgitum (da-AŠ2-gi-tum) šat Rubâtum MAD 1, 331 3
Dašgitum (da-AŠ2-gi-tum) MAD 1, 336 r.9 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Daši (da-si) MAD 1, 163 + x?15 165
Dašlultum (da-AŠ2-lul-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iv34 165 ? ? ? Dašmatum (d]a -AŠ2 -ma2 - MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+7 tum) 010
Dašmatum (da-AŠ2-ma2-tum) MAD 1, 079 x+4
Dašmatum (da-AŠ2-ma2-tum) MAD 1, 163 + vi?7 165 Dati ([da?]-ti) MAD 1, 001 5
Dati (¿da•?-ti) MAD 1, 009 x+ix+2
Dati (¿da•-ti) MAD 1, 023 x+2
Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 056 + r.x+iix+1 063 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 102 4 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 150 2 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 163 + ix?16 165 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 273 3 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 284 4 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 293 4 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 295 1 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 319 r.25 Dati (da-ti) MAD 1, 330 5 Datum (da-tum) MAD 1, 269 7 Dawir (¿da•-wi-ir) MAD 1, 003 i1 Dawir (¿da•-wi-ir) MAD 1, 053 x+ix+5 Dawir (¿da•-wi-ir) MAD 1, 073 x+iix+2 Dawir (da-wi-ir) MAD 1, 109 x+1 Dawir (da-wi-ir) MAD 1, 163 + i10 165 Dawir (da-wi-ir) MAD 1, 163 + iii37 165 Dawir (da-wi-ir) OrNS 51, 355 1 ii5 Dawir (da-wi-ir) OrNS 51, 355 1 i7 Di-IGI+GAR-Ìu HMA 9-02622 iii33 (di-IGI+GAR-Ìu)
Du-[…] (du-[…]) mušen.du3 am MAD 1, 140 r.x+9 Du-[…] (¿DU•-[x-x]) šº Nabanim Tutub 03 r.iv1' Dubul ([DUB?]-ul?) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 50 x+6 of Ire›um Dubul (DUB?-ul?) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 65 8 of Puzur-Mama Dûdu (du-du) AIHA 4, 11 18 Dûdu (du-du) ša Ikûnum MAD 1, 163 + viii10 165 Dûdu (du-du) Owner (chief-clan) MC 4, 52 r.15 of Išarum Dûdu (du-du) FLP 0103 10 Dûdu (du-du) šº Šº-Nana OAIC 09 10 Dûdu (du-du) Tutub 11 iv5 Dûdu (du-du) Tutub 18 13 Dûdu (du-du•) Tutub 60 3 Dukil-Sîn (du-kil-dEN.ZU) Tutub 11 i3 Dumaga (du-ma-ga) OAIC 50 1 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
DUN.U2 (DUN.U2) dam.gar3 OAIC 16 3
Dupkiašum (dup-ki-a-šum) dam.gar3 Tutub 11 iv11 Dur-ra-az-ni-iš (?) OIP 104, 043 + x+ix+3 (dur?-ra?-az?-ni-iš?) MAD 1, 054 + 055 Durlab (dur-la-ab) šº Zimudar AIHA 4, 03 iii1
E-[…] (e2-[…]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 116 x+iix+3 of Šalim-aÌu
E-[…] (e2-[…]) MAD 1, 130 x+iiix+7
E3-su (E3-su) Tutub 04 i+5 ¿ • E†ib-Mêr ( e3 -†ib-me-[er]) Tutub 63 3' ? Ea (e2-a) ša Ikûnum ( ) OIP 104, 044 x+ix+10
Ea (e3-a) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 163 + ix?3 of Išarum 165
Ea (e3-a) MAD 1, 163 + viii?38 165 Ea-balik (e3-a-ba-lik) MAD 4, 004 r.12
Ea-ilπ (e3-a-i3-li2) ša Šº-Nana OAIC 01 lo.e.7
Ea-rabî (e3-a-ra-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 037 4 of Ire›um
Ea-rabî (e3-a-ra-bi2) MAD 1, 279 4
Ea-rabî (e3-a-ra-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 300 3 of ? (šº)
Ea-rabî (e3-a-ra-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 326 ii3 of ? (šº)
Ea-rabî (e3-a-ra-bi2) MAD 4, 007 4
Ea-watar (e3-a-DIRIG) MAD 1, 305 11 Ear-ilum (e-ar-DINGIR) MAD 1, 163 + vii38
? ¿ • 165 Ebi-[…] (e3 - bi2 -[x]) MAD 1, 132 x+ix+2 Ebubu (¿e•-bu-bu) Tutub 05 iv5 Edada (e-[da-da]) MAD 1, 033 r.x+1 Edada (e-da-da) MAD 1, 056 + r.x+iix+6 063 Edada (e-da-da) OAIC 08 6 Edada (e-da?-da) Tutub 05 iii9 Edada (¿e-da-da•) Tutub 19 iii16 EDIN (EDIN) OAIC 12 4 EDIN (EDIN) (šº?) Šamaš-bπti ? OAIC 44 4 Edudu (e-du-du) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 13 5 of Tunakšinum ? Egi (e-gi) OAIC 03 1 Egi (e-¿gi?•) Tutub 37 6 El-[…] (e[l-…]) MAD 1, 163 + v2 165 El-[…] (el-[…]) MAD 1, 061 x+ix+3 Elækši (e-la-ak-ši) AIHA 4, 42 20 Elam (e-lam) MAD 4, 016 r.i7 Elam (e-lam) FLP 0058 r.7 Elametum (e-la-me-tum) OAIC 09 10
Elili (e3-li-li) AIHA 4, 42 4 Ellulum (el-lu-lum) Tutub 19 ii10 Ellulum (el-¿lu•-lum) Tutub 48 iv3'
Ellum (el-lum) [dam.gar3] šº Galitim MAD 1, 163 + ix?37 165 Eluša (e-lu-sa) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 28 9 of Butete Ema-[…] (e-ma-[…]) JCS 26, 007 8' Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Emada (e-ma-da) [dam.gar3] HMA 9-02622 iii47 Emama (e-ma-ma) MAD 1, 132 x+ix+3
Eman-Eštar (e-ma-an-eš4-dar) MAD 1, 066 .x+ix+3 Emašia (e-ma-si-a) MAD 1, 073 x+iix+4 Emumu (e?-mu-mu) Tutub 19 iv17 Emumu (e•-mu-mu) Tutub 62 8
Emutemubi (e-mu-te-mu-bi2) i3.laÎ4 MAD 1, 077 x+1
Emutemubi (e-mu-te-mu-bi2) MAD 1, 163 + iii7 165 En-[…] (en-[…]) OAIC 12 6 ¿ •? Ena-Badan (e-na-ba- dan ) i3.laÎ4 MAD 1, 081 x+4 Ena-Sîn ([e?-n]a?-dEN.ZU) Tutub 02 ii15 Ena-Sîn (e-na-dEN.ZU) Tutub 18 r.36 Ena-Sîn (e-na-dEN.ZU) Tutub 19 ii8 Ena-Sîn (e-na-dEN.ZU) Tutub 20 9 Ena-Sîn (e-na-dEN.ZU) Dæda Tutub 48 i5 Ena-Sîn (e-na-dEN.ZU) Father/mother of Tutub 61 r.14 Dašgitum Enamra (e-nam-ra) Father of Imi-ilum OAIC 01 4 Enana (e-na-na) Pû-Tišpak AIHA 4, 06 i7 Enana (e-na-na) AIHA 4, 41 3
Enana (e3-na-na) Tutub 05 iii7 Enbik-Îaniš (en-bi-ik-dÌa- HMA 9-02622 iii11 ni-iš4) Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 02 i15 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 14 3 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) MAD 1, 033 x+2 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) MAD 1, 088 x+3 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) MAD 1, 158 + r.x+5 328 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) MAD 1, 179 5 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) MAD 1, 303 r.10 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) MAD 1, 319 17 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) FLP 0061 i2 Enbu-ilum (en-bu-DINGIR) šº Ilπ-dan FLP 0061 r.i2' Enbu-ilum (¿en•-bu-DINGIR) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 05 i2' of Uzurbašu Enbu-Sîn Tutub 19 v14 (en?]-¿bu•-d¿EN.ZU•) Eni (E-ni) Tutub 17 10 ¿ • Enium (e3- ni -um) šº Iškunum OAIC 07 r.30
Enium (e3-ni-um) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 36 6 of Bêlπ-muda ¿ • ? Enn-ilπ (en- ni -[li2( )]) MAD 1, 163 + iii32 165 Enn-ilπ (en-ni-li2) OAIC 33 iv60
Enn-ilπ (en-ni-li2) OrNS 51, 355 1 ii12 Ennπ-i[…] (en-ni?-[…]) MAD 1, 132 x+ix+1 Enna-ilum (en-na-DINGIR) AuOr 09, 7 a6 Ennana (e-na-na) sipa dun MAD 1, 004 x+iix+8 Ennana (en-na-na) MAD 4, 004 8 Ennana (en-na-na) OAIC 36 4 Ennana (en-na-na) Tutub 06 x+2 Ennana (¿en•-¿na•?-na) 0 A Ennanum (en-na-nu) AIHA 4, 01 i12 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ennanum (en-na-nu) AIHA 4, 02 iii13
Ennanum (en-na-nu) AIHA 4, 02 iii4
Ennanum (en-na-nu2[m]) AIHA 4, 06 ii10
Ennanum (en-na-num2) MAD 1, 002 iii12
Ennanum (en-na-num2) MAD 1, 003 iii5
Ennanum (en-na-num2) MAD 1, 086 iiix+4
Ennanum (en-na-num2) MAD 1, 099 r.x+5
Ennanum (en-na-num2) MAD 1, 150 5
Ennanum (en-na-num2) OAIC 23 5
Ennanum (en-na-num2) MAD 1, 061 r.x+ix+1
Epšum (ep-šum) AIHA 4, 11 12
Eram-kîn (e-ra-am-GI) œšu-utŸ Idur-kîn MAD 1, 003 vx+6
Eram-kîn (e-ra-am-GI) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 038 4
of Puzurrum (l. x+2) Eram-kîn (e?-ra-am-¿GI•?) MAD 1, 308 6
d Erra-GAR3 ( ir3-ra-GAR3) MAD 1, 163 + viii8 165 ? ? Erra-išdagal (ir3-ra-iš -da - MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+1
Eruru (e-ru-ru) MAD 1, 163 + ix?4 165 Eruru (e-ru-ru) OAIC 07 r.29
Ešbala (eš4-ba-la) AIHA 4, 38 8' Ešia (e-si-[a]) OAIC 17 8 Ešia (e-si-a) OAIC 18 8 Ešia (e-si-a) OAIC 19 r.13
Ešra (eš2-ra) MAD 1, 303 r.7
Ešra (eš2-ra) OAIC 44 r.11
Ešra (eš2-ra) OAIC 46 7
Eštar-[…] (eš4-dar-x x x) MAD 1, 022 x+6 ? Eštar-[…] (eš4 -dar-[…]) OAIC 28 1
Eštar-alšu (eš4-dar-al-su) OAIC 16 r.5
Eštar-a‡ûm (eš4-dar-A.ZU) MAD 1, 163 + vii?6 165 Eštar-bπtum (eš4-dar-E2) MAD 1, 326 i14
Eštar-BALAG (eš4-dar-BALAG) OAIC 49 7
Eštar-balik (eš4-dar-ba-lik) MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+10 010 Eštar-dærî (eš4-dar-da-ri2) OAIC 33 ii29
Eštar-damgat (eš4-dar-[dam]- MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+ix+4 ga-[at]) 010 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Eštar-damgat (eš4-dar-dam- MAD 1, 011 x+i4 ga-at) Eštar-damgat (eš4-dar-dam- OAIC 28 5 ga-at) Eštar-damgat (eš4-dar-dam- OAIC 30 2 ga-at) Eštar-danat (eš4-dar-da-na-at) MAD 1, 163 + iii27 165 Eštar-danat (eš4-dar-da-na-at) MAD 1, 163 + iii4
? 165 Eštar-era-[…] (eš4 -dar-e- MAD 1, 163 + iv6 ra-[?]) 165 Eštar-GAR3 (eš4-d]ar-GAR3) MAD 1, 016 r.x+i4 ? Eštar-GAR3 (eš4-dar-G[AR3 ]) MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+1
Eštar-GAR3 (eš4-dar-GAR3) MAD 1, 086 iv2
Eštar-GAR3 (eš4-dar-GAR3) MAD 1, 097 x+ivx+2
Eštar-GAR3 (eš4-dar-GAR3) MAD 1, 163 + x?16 165 Eštar-GAR3 (eš4-tar2-GAR3) MAD 1, 319 r.18
Eštar-GAR3 ([eš4]-dar-GAR3) FLP 0081 4
Eštar-illat (eš4-dar-il3-la-at) MAD 1, 116 x+ix+6
Eštar-imittπ (eš4-dar-i-mi-ti) OAIC 23 3
Eštar-laba (eš4-tar2-la-ba) AIHA 4, 01 vi11
Eštar-laba (eš4-tar2-la-ba) AIHA 4, 07 i8
Eštar-laba (eš4-tar2-la-ba) AIHA 4, 46 9
Eštar-malgat (eš4-dar-ma-al- MAD 1, 163 + iii25 ga-at) 165 Eštar-meni (eš4-dar-me-ni) MAD 1, 003 iii6 ¿ •? Eštar-muda (eš4-dar-mu- da ) MAD 1, 326 r.iii6
Eštar-nºri (eš4-d]ar2-nu-ri) Zuzu MAD 1, 163 + iii12 165 Eštar-nºri (eš4-dar-nu-ri2) Father of Puzur- FLP 0103 r.9 Mama Eštar-niša (eš4-dar-ni-sa) Balga MAD 1, 163 + iii17 165 Eštar-nu››id ([eš4]-dar-nu-id) MAD 1, 102 5
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar-nu-id) MAD 1, 273 r.7
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar-nu-id) Father of Ibališ MAD 1, 281 2
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar-nu-id) MAD 1, 281 7
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar-nu-id) MAD 1, 284 r.11
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar-nu-id) MAD 1, 293 6
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar-nu-id) MAD 1, 295 6
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar]-nu-id) MAD 1, 330 8
Eštar-nu››id (eš4-dar]-nu-id) mušen.du3 MAD 1, 331 7
Eštar-nuÌši (eš4-dar-nu-uÌ-si) MAD 1, 163 + i21 165 Eštar-‡illπ (eš4-dar-MI) OAIC 23 6
Eštar-‡illπ (eš4-dar-MI) OAIC 50 3
Eštar-quræd (eš4-dar-UR.SAG) MAD 1, 317 r.iii7
Eštar-quræd (eš4-dar-UR.SAG) OAIC 14 16
Eštar-quræd (eš4-dar-UR.SAG) OAIC 33 iii51
Eštar-rabî (eš4-dar-GAL) OAIC 19 r.17
Eštar-rabiat (eš4-dar-ra-bi2-at) OAIC 30 3 ¿ • Eštar-rîzi (eš4-dar-ri2- zi ) MAD 1, 290 4
Eštar-šâtu (eš4-dar-sa-tu) OAIC 03 3 ¿ • Eštar-tukultπ (eš4-dar-du- gul - MAD 1, 115 r.10 ti) ¿ • Eštar-tukultπ (eš4-dar-du- gul - MAD 1, 163 + ii36 [t]i) 165 Eštar-tukultπ (eš4-dar-du-gul- MAD 1, 298 r.12 ¿ti•) Eštar-tukultπ (eš4-dar-du-gul- OAIC 19 r.18 ti) Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Eštar-tukultπ (eš4-dar-du-gul- OAIC 30 r.9 ti) Eštariš (eš4-dar-iš) MAD 1, 163 + i19 165 Eštarra (eš4-tar2-ra) AIHA 4, 01 ii3
Eštarra (eš4-tar2-ra) AIHA 4, 01 vi18
Eštarra (eš4-tar2-ra) AIHA 4, 07 ii3 Etesi (e-te-si) 0 6 Etummi (e?-tu-um?-mi) MAD 1, 041 x+ii3 Eza (e-za) Tutub 01 i12 EZEN (EZEN) AIHA 4, 07 i3 EZEN (EZEN) AIHA 4, 46 7 EZEN (EZEN) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 25 2 of ? (šºt)
Ezeze (e-ze2-ze2) OAIC 33 iii38 Ezum ([e?]-zu-um?) MAD 1, 071 r.x+8 Ezum (e-zum) MAD 1, 163 + ix?8 165 Ezum (e-zum) MAD 1, 163 + vii?12 165 Gæmerum (ga-mi-ru-um) MAD 1, 176 r.15 Gæmirum (ga-mi-ru-um) OAIC 16 r.9 ¿ • Gπma (gi-ma) sipa ab2 MAD 1, 109 x+2 Gπma-[…] (gi-ma-[…]) MAD 1, 163 + iii20 165 Gπnum-bala (gi-num2-ba-la) MAD 1, 003 iii7
Gπnum-bala (gi-num2-BAL) MAD 1, 296 3
Gπnum-ubat (gi-num2-u-ba-at) MAD 1, 096 x+iix+4 Ga-[…] (ga-[x-x (x)]) Tutub 03 ii1 Ga-[…] (ga-x-[x]) Tutub 04 iv9 Ga-œbu(?)Ÿ-[…] (ga-¿bu(?) OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iii3 Ÿ-[…]) Gabala (ga-ba-la) MAD 1, 280 5 Gaga-a‡ûm (ga-ga-¿A•.ZU) AuOr 09, 9 r.6' Gagada (ga-ga-¿da•) JCS 28, 227 r.i8 Gagada (ga-ga-da) MAD 1, 130 x+ix+5 Gagada (ga-ga-da) Tutub 04 iix+3 d ? Gali-Sîn (ga-li2- EN.[ZU ]) Tutub 01 iii14 Galili (¿ga•-li-¿li•) OIP 104, 044 x+ix+11
Gališ-†âb (ga-li2-iš-DU10) MAD 1, 163 + ix?35 165 Gališ-†âb (gal-iš-DU10) MAD 1, 335 4
Gališ-†âb (gal-iš-DU10) OAIC 32 3
Galitum (ga-li2-tim) OIP 104, 044 x+ix+6
Galitum (ga-li2-tim) MAD 1, 033 r.x+2 Galmatum (gal-ma-tum) MAD 1, 163 + ii31 165 Galzuzu (gal-su-su) MAD 1, 319 7 Gami›atum (ga-mi-a-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iii38 165 Ganitum (GA-NI-¿tim•) Tutub 03 ii7 Ganitum (GA-NI-tim) Tutub 63 r.11'
Gari-ilum (ga-ri2-DINGIR) Tutub 09 9 ¿ • Gari-ilum ( ga-ri2 -DINGIR) Ilulu Tutub 19 iii3 Gatim (ga-tim) Father of Tišpak- OIP 104, 044 x+iix+4 º ? k m Gatnum ([ga ]-at-num2) […]-KA MAD 1, 071 r.x+6
Gatnum (ga-at-num2) MAD 1, 163 + viii?36 165 Gatnum (ga-at-num2) Titi MAD 1, 317 ii9 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Gatnum (ga-at-num2) Father of Ilulu MAD 1, 324 ii4
Gatnum (ga-at-num2) MC 4, 51 i4' Gatutu (ga-tu-tu) MAD 1, 116 x+ix+4 Gazu (ga-zu) MAD 1, 163 + ii34 165 Gazualum (ga-zu-a-lum) MAD 1, 332 8 Gege (gê-gê) HMA 9-02622 iii40 Giba-ilum (gi-ba-DINGIR) Tutub 19 iii13 Gigi (gi-gi) MAD 1, 280 6 Gima[…] (gi-ma-x) MAD 1, 163 + iii20 165 Ginºba (gi-nu-ba) AIHA 4, 11 11 Ginºba (gi-nu-ba) Še-ilÌa AuOr 09, 7 a.4 Ginºba (gi-nu-¿ba?•) Father of Kuruza Tutub 37 25 Ginºba (gi?]-¿nu?-ba•) engar Tutub 38 ii8' Ginºnu ([…gi-nu]-nu) engar OAIC 03 r.8 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 08 r.9 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 09 15 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 10 r.7 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar. OAIC 11 6 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 12 r.18 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 14 10 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 14 3 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 37 r.14 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 49 8 Ginºnu (gi-nu-nu) engar OAIC 52 2 Ginºšam ([gi-nu-u]š-sa-am) engar OAIC 09 r.19 GIŠ.[…] (GIŠ.[…]) engar MAD 1, 183 2 GIŠ.GI (GIŠ.GI) engar AIHA 4, 20 6 GIŠ.GI (GIŠ.GI) engar AIHA 4, 22 4 GIŠ.GIGIR (GIŠ.GIGIR) engar AIHA 4, 03 iii16 Gišum (gi-šum) engar OIP 104, 044 x+ix+3 Gišum (gi-šum) engar OAIC 07 l.e.31 Gišum (gi-šum) OAIC 07 r.22 Gišum (gi-šum) Tutub 36 8 Gišum (gi-šum) Tutub 38 r.iii6 Gugu (gu-gu) OAIC 07 r.28 Gugu (GUD.GUD) OAIC 33 iii47 Gugu (GUD.GUD) OAIC 45 4
Guguzanum (gu-gu-za-num2) OAIC 12 r.13 Gulzaza (gul-za-za) Tutub 01 ii11
Gurbibi (gur-bi2-bi2) OAIC 50 9 Gurbubu (gur-¿bu•-bu) Tutub 03 r.iv4' ¿ ? Gusilla (GU2.SIL.L A2-x ]) MAD 1, 305 3
Îa-[…] (Ìa-[…]) i3.du8 Tutub 03 r.iii2'
Îa›u(m) (Ìa-u2) Father of Ilšu-dan AIHA 4, 41 17 ? Îa›u(m) (Ìa-u2) Father of x-um ( ) Tutub 38 ix+6
Îa›u(m) (Ìa-u3) Namraza Tutub 48 i2 Îabæ (Ìa-ba-a) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 056 + iix+4 of Bilzum 063 Îabali (Ìa-ba-li) Lulu ši Uda AIHA 4, 01 i8 Îabilšum (Ìa-bil-si-im) Father of Baratum AIHA 4, 13 6 Îalli (Ìal-li) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 19 3 of Lulu Îalum (Ìa-lum) nu.banda3 MAD 4, 002 7 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Îamati (Ìa-ma-ti) gal.sukkal dingir Tutub 14 3 Îamati (¿Ìa•-ma-¿ti•) Lumezi Tutub 24 2 Îamazπtum (Ìa-ma-zi-tim) Father of Warassuni AIHA 4, 04 ii3 Îanºnu ([Ìa?]-nu-nu) Iku-[…] JCS 26, 006 10 Îanºnu ([Ìa?]-nu-nu) Father of Apil- JCS 26, 006 18 Innana Îanºnu (Ìa-nu-nu) Father of Adagal the JCS 26, 006 20 carpenter Îanºnu (Ìa-nu-nu) Šuda MAD 1, 081 x+3 Îanºnu (Ìa-nu-nu) Bilzum ši Samanum MAD 1, 097 x+ix+4 Îanºnu (Ìa-nu-nu) Father of Dabu, ši MAD 1, 099 x+2 Šamanim Îanºnu (Ìa-nu-nu) Father of Malidšu MAD 1, 163 + iv22 165 Îani (Ìa-NI) Father of Bêlπ- Tutub 62 r.5' išdagal Îaši-[…] (Ìa-si-[x]) ŠaÌ-ur-lum MAD 1, 163 + vi?14 165 Îašume (Ìa-[šu]-me) Father of Šubbišub Tutub 38 r.iv9 ki ki Îati-ilπšu (Ìa-ti-i3-[li2]-iš-[su]) pa.te.si iš-nun MAD 1, 053 x+iix+6
Îati-ilπšu (Ìa-ti-i3-li2-su) Ali-badim MAD 1, 163 + ii4 165 Îatium (Ìa-ti-¿um•) Father of Di- Tutub 18 r.20 IGI+GAR-Ìu Îatium (Ìa]-ti-um) Lul-ilum šabra u3 Tutub 56 r.14 Îibazum (Ìi-ba-zum) Father of Igi-barÌeki Tutub 59 12
Îubaza (Ìu-ba-za) ga.šu.du3 Tutub 19 iii14 Îubilum ([Ì]u-bi-lum) nar MAD 1, 002 ii2 ? ki Îubilum ([Ìu ]-bi-lum) en ne.gal2 d.Îanige pa.te.si ki iš-nun MAD 1, 057 2 Îubilum (Ìu-bi-lum) Agidda (?) MAD 1, 099 x+6 Îubilum (Ìu-bi-lum) dub.sar MAD 1, 138 r.x+iiix+1 Îulabu-[…] (Ìu-la-bu-[…]) Brother of Kuku Tutub 03 ii4 Îulium (Ìu-li-¿um•) simug AnOr 07, 372 a.i4' Îulium (Ìu-li-um) Igi-aza dub.sar MAD 1, 042 x+iix+5 Îulium (Ìu-li-um) Brother of Izamar MAD 1, 157 3 Îulium (Ìu-li-um) MAD 1, 163 + vii?11 165 Îulium (Ìu-li-um) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 319 8 of Irni-[…] Îulium (Ìu-li-um) […]-mina MAD 1, 326 ii14 Îumaza (Ìu-ma-¿za•) Brother of Šudapi MAD 1, 163 + iii23 165 Îumaza (Ìu-ma-¿za•) Father of Bêlπ OAIC 14 4 Îumaza (Ìu-ma-za) Brother of Našub OAIC 20 5 Îumizum (Ìu-mi-zum) guruš sag.giš apin.na OAIC 08 5 Îunizu (Ìu-ni-zu) dub.sar (be.lu.bar.e) OAIC 27 r.7 Îuruštum (Ìu-ru-uš-tim) gal.unkin (be.lu.bar.e) FLP 0103 r.4 Îuštur (Ìuš-tur) igi.nu.tuku (be.lu.bar.e) AIHA 4, 43 8 Îuzuza (Ìu-¿zu•-za) guruš sag.giš apin.na Tutub 01 i13 Îuzuzu (Ìu-zu-zu) guruš sag.giš apin.na Tutub 03 i6 I-[…] (i-[…]) MAD 1, 047 x+iiix+1 I-[…] (i-[…]) MAD 1, 072 1 I-[…] (i-[(x)]-x) Tutub 64 5
I.ŠE3.GU.UB (I.ŠE3.GU.UB) AIHA 4, 03 iii6
IÌzuzum ([iÌ]-su2-sum2) AIHA 4, 03 ii14 IÌzuzum (iÌ-[zu?]-zum) MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+5 117 + 133 IÌzuzum (iÌ-¿zu•-[zum]) MAD 1, 269 8 IÌzuzum (iÌ-zu-zum) MAD 1, 272 r.12 IÌzuzum (iÌ-zu-zum) MAD 1, 319 r.21 Name Father Profession Relations Reference IÌzuzum (iÌ-zu-zum) Tutub 32 r.12 IÌzuzum (iÌ-zu-zum) Tutub 50 2 ? Ib›atum (ib-›a3-tum ) MAD 1, 163 + iv28 165 Iba-[…] (i-ba-[…]) MAD 1, 078 r.x+2
Iballiš (i-ba-li2-is) MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+2 117 + 133 Iballiš (i-ba-li2-iš) MAD 1, 056 + r.x+iix+4 063 Iballiš (¿i•-[ba?]-li-is) MAD 1, 317 r.iii4 Ibbæ (ib-ba-a) AIHA 4, 02 iv12 Ibbubu (ib-bu-bu) AIHA 4, 10 ii2 Ibbubu (ib-bu-bu) AIHA 4, 18 5 Ibbubu (ib-bu-bu) FLP 0061 r.ii5 Ibbubu (ib-bu-bu) OAIC 03 r.11 Ibbubu (ib-bu-bu) Tutub 02 i12 Ibbubu (ib-bu-bu) Tutub 38 r.iii20 d Ibi-Abi (i-bi2- a-bi) AIHA 4, 36 6
Ibi-abzu (i-bi2-ab-su2) AIHA 4, 06 ii12
Ibi-ilum (i-bi2-DINGIR) MAD 1, 163 + vi?11
? 165 Ibibi (i-bi2-[bi2 ]) AIHA 4, 10 iii1
Ibibi (i-bi2-[bi2]) AIHA 4, 19 2
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) AuOr 09, 9 a.2'
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) OIP 104, 044 x+iiix+4
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 002 iv13
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 013 + x+2 141 Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 013 + r.x+ix+3 141 Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 086 iv14
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 276 x+2
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 280 4
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) ašgab MAD 1, 280 r.9
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) MAD 1, 336 r.13
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) FLP 0061 r.ii1
Ibibi (i-bi2-bi2) OAIC 05 9
Ibibi (i3-bi2-bi) OAIC 51 r.x+7
Ibiša (i3-bi2-sa) MAD 1, 280 7
Ibizu (i-bi2-ZU) Tutub 16 11 Iblanitum (ib-la-NI-¿tim•) OIP 104, 043 + x+iix+4 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Ibni-ilum (ib-ni-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 42 18 Ibni-ilum (ib-ni-DINGIR) MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+1 117 + 133 Ibni-ilum (ib-ni-DINGIR) Tutub 01 i16 Ibni-ilum (¿ib•-ni-DINGIR) Tutub 01 iii5 Ibni-Sîn (ib-ni-dEN.ZU) Tutub 03 i5
Ibrime (ib-ri2-me) OAIC 33 ii32 Ibzitum (ib-zi-tum) AIHA 4, 03 iii4 Idºr-kîn (i-dur-[GI]) MAD 1, 002 iv7 Idºr-kîn (i-dur-GI) MAD 1, 046 + x+3 101 Idºr-kîn (i-dur-GI) pa.al FLP 0084 4 Idºr-kîn (i-dur-GI) OAIC 12 10 Idºr-Sîn (i-dur-dEN.ZU) Tutub 01 i9 Idºr-Sîn (i-dur-dEN.ZU) Tutub 06 x+4 Idºr-Sîn (i-dur-dEN.ZU) Tutub 19 ii15 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Idâ-BE (i-da-BE) AIHA 4, 02 iii8 Idâ-ilum ([i-d]a-DINGIR) AnOr 07, 372 ii7' Idâ-ilum ([i-da?]-DINGIR) OIP 104, 044 x+iix+2 ¿ • Idâ-ilum ([i3]- da -[DINGIR]) MAD 1, 004 x+iix+4 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 029 x+1 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 135 x+3 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 283 r.x+3 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 283 x+1 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 285 4 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 301 4 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) MAD 1, 322 2 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) Tutub 02 i6 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) Tutub 05 i9' Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) Tutub 19 v16 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) Tutub 32 r.x+1 Idâ-ilum (i-da-DINGIR) Tutub 54 4 ? ? Idâ-pi-ilπ ([i -da ]-bi2-i3-li2) MAD 1, 072 2 ¿ • Idâ-pi-ilπ (i-da- bi2 -i3-li2) MAD 1, 336 r.14
Idâ-pi-ilπ (i-da-bi2-i3-li) OAIC 02 2
Idâ-pi-ilπ (i-da-bi2-i3-li) OAIC 02 r.16 ? Idâ-pi-ilπ (i-da-bi2 -i3-li) OAIC 12 r.17 Idâ-Sîn (i-da-dEN.ZU) OAIC 12 1 Idâ-Sîn (¿i-da-d•E[N.ZU]) nu.banda Tutub 02 iii4' Idada (i-da-da) MAD 4, 003 4 Idarræk (i-da-ra-¿ak•) OAIC 10 1 Idarræk (i-da-ra-ak) Ikûnum OAIC 49 r.x+1 Idarræk (i-da-ra?-[ak]) Father of Ilum-illazu MAD 1, 061 x+ix+4 Idaša (i-da-sa) AIHA 4, 03 i1 Idaša (i-da-sa) MAD 1, 144 x+ix+4 ¿ • d¿ • Idi-I (i- di3 - I7 ) Tutub 48 ii3 d Idi-Nærum (i-di3- ID2) AIHA 4, 23 9
Ididi (i-di3-di3) AIHA 4, 06 iii8 Idin-ilum (i-din-[DINGIR]) OIP 104, 043 + x+iix+5 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Idin-ilum (i-din-DINGIR) MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+5
Idinum (i-di2-num2) AIHA 4, 07 i5
Idinum (i-di3-num2) AIHA 4, 10 i9
Idinum (i-di3-num2) AIHA 4, 13 11
Idinum (i-di3-num2) AIHA 4, 14 5
Idinum (i-di3-num2) Tutub 30 9 Idlul-[…] (¿id-lul•-[…]) Tutub 04 ii2' Idlul-ilum (id-lul-[DINGIR?]) AIHA 4, 07 iv3 Idlul-ilum (id-lul-DINGIR) Tutub 02 iii2' Idlul-ilum (id-lul-DINGIR) Tutub 03 ii2
Idlul-ilum (id2-lul-DINGIR) Tutub 62 3 Idlul-ZU (id-lul-ZU) Tutub 19 iv14 Ig-[…] (ig-[…]) Tutub 39 x+5 Igi-aza (IGI-a-za) HMA 9-02706 7 Igi-bar (IGI-BAR) Tutub 66 1 Igi-barÌeki (IGI-bar-Ìe-ki) HMA 9-02622 iii36
Igigi (i3-gi-gi) AIHA 4, 01 i7 Igini (i-gi-ni) OAIC 05 r.15 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ¿ • Igisi (IGI- si4 ) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 01 i17 of […]-ku Igisi (IGI-si4) šº Puš[…] Tutub 04 iii15 Ikkilluni (AKKIL-ni) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 163 + ix?20 of Lamusa 165 Ikrub-ilum (ik-¿ru•-ub- AuOr 09, 8 a.11 [DINGIR]) Iku-[…] (i-ku-[…]) HMA 9-02622 ii19
Ikûnum (i-ku8-[num2]) AIHA 4, 01 iv8
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num) šº Gagada AIHA 4, 14 10
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 1, 016 r.x+i7
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+3
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 1, 114 3
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 1, 166 2
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 166 5 of Daban? Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 1, 169 ii12
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 1, 336 r.16
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) MAD 4, 004 4
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) OAIC 04 6
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) OAIC 05 5
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) OAIC 07 r.30
Ikûnum (i-ku8-num2) OAIC 53 2 ¿ • Ikûnum (i- ku8 -num2) Tutub 12 r.x+22
Ikûnum (i]-ku8-num2) Tutub 30 7
Il-[…] (il-[…]) pa.rim4 MAD 1, 115 r.12 ? Il-bêlπ (il2-be-li2) Idâ-ilum šu giš.[gigir2 ] MAD 1, 003 vx+4 Il[um-…] (DIN[GIR-…]) Father of Ilum-zuzu OAIC 47 5
Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) Uzazum MAD 1, 013 + r.x+ix+1 141 Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) Father of Nanili MAD 1, 020 r.x+ix+1
Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) MAD 1, 021 5
Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) MAD 1, 072 4
Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) MAD 1, 087 + x+3 118 Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) Tutub 08 17
Ilπ-[…] (i3-li2-[…]) Tutub 36 2
Ilπ-aÌπ ([i3]-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 01 iv6
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 01 vi12
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 07 i9
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 20 5
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 22 3
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 47 17
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) AIHA 4, 47 2
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) JCS 28, 227 ii13
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) MAD 1, 195 6
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) MAD 1, 302 r.11
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) OAIC 08 l.e.19
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) OAIC 08 r.11
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) OAIC 27 2
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) OAIC 52 3
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) Tutub 37 23
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) Tutub 38 r.iv3
Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a-Ìi) Tutub 56 5 ? Ilπ-aÌπ (i3-li2-a -Ìi) Tutub 61 r.12 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilπ-abi (i3-li2-a-bi2) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 50 10 of the slave […]-ma-
¿ • […] Ilπ-annû ([i3]-li2- NE ) Idaša MC 4, 51 ii3'
Ilπ-annû (i3-l]i2-NE) Tutub 05 ii7'
Ilπ-annû (i3-li2-NE) Tutub 17 2
Ilπ-annû (i3-li2-NE) Father of […]-ilum Tutub 19 ix+1
Ilπ-annû (i3-li2-NE) Tutub 20 1 ¿ ? • Ilπ-annû ([i3]- li2 -NE ) Father of Šº-Nana Tutub 34 11 ¿ • Ilπ-annû ( i3 -li2-NE) Tutub 48 iii10'
Ilπ-bænî (i3-li2-ba-ni) OAIC 51 r.x+4
Ilπ-BE (i3-l]i2-BE) MAD 1, 041 x+ii14
Ilπ-BE (i3-li2-BE) MAD 1, 046 + r.x+6 101 Ilπ-BE (i3-li2-BE) Tutub 16 r.14
Ilπ-bilanni (i3-li2-bi-la-ni) MAD 1, 163 + iii18 165 Ilπ-bilanni (i3-li2-bi-la-ni) MAD 1, 320 9 Ilπ-dan ([DINGIR]-dan) AnOr 07, 372 ii5' ? Ilπ-dan ([DINGIR ]-dan) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 01 iii13 ¿ • Ilπ-dan ([i3-l]i2- dan ) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 03 iii2
Ilπ-dan ([i3-l]i2-dan) Father of Dati GIr3. AIHA 4, 03 iii5 NITAÎ ? Ilπ-dan ([i3-li2 ]-dan) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 03 iv1 Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) AIHA 4, 04 i12 Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) AIHA 4, 10 i5 Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) AIHA 4, 10 ii9
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) lu2.kaš.bappir AuOr 09, 6 r.6' Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) Owner (chief-clan) OIP 104, 044 x+2 of Šubarium Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) MAD 1, 002 vi x+13
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 002 vii x+3
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 003 i6
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+4 117 + 133
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 041 x+ii1 Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) MAD 1, 041 x+ii5
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) MAD 1, 041 x+ii7
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 047 x+iix+4
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 047 x+ix+7
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 057 r.x+14
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 076 x+4
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 078 x+2
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 084 x+3
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-¿KALAG•) Burani›e MAD 1, 086 iv4
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-KALAG) tug2.ni MAD 1, 086 iv6
Ilπ-dan (DINGIR-KALAG) tug2.ni MAD 1, 099 r.x+3 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ilπ-dan ([DINGIR]-dan) Father of Pû-Mêr MAD 1, 157 r.6
Ilπ-dan (i3-[li2]-dan) MAD 1, 179 r.16 ¿ • Ilπ-dan (i3-li2- dan ) tug2.ni MAD 1, 190 x+i2
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) MAD 1, 195 3
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 289 4 ¿ ? Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) ni.še. aÿ MAD 1, 289 7
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) MAD 1, 297 3
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 298 4
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 319 r.20
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) MAD 1, 322 12
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) MAD 1, 327 r.3
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni MAD 1, 335 3
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) šºt Šurušgi OAIC 04 3
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) Ennanum gir3.nitaÎ OAIC 05 4
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni OAIC 07 r.28
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni OAIC 28 6
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-dan) tug2.ni OAIC 33 iii44
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-KALAG) tug2.ni Tutub 04 iix+11
Ilπ-dan (i3-li2-KALAG) tug2.ni Tutub 08 3
¿ •? Ilπ-dan (i3-li2- dan ) tug2.ni Tutub 11 ii5
Ilπ-dan ([i3]-li2-dan) tug2.ni Tutub 16 2
Ilπ-dan (¿DINGIR?-dan•) Tutub 16 4 ¿ • ¿ • Ilπ-dan ( i3 -li2- KALAG ) Tutub 16 r.15
¿ •? Ilπ-dan ( i3 -li2-KALAG) sipa ab2 Tutub 59 17
Ilπ-ennum (i3-li2-en-num2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 005 + x+ivx+2 117 + 133
Ilπ-ennum (i3-li2-en-num2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 053 x+ix+3
Ilπ-ennum (i3-li2-en-num2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 163 + i8 165
Ilπ-ennum (i3-li2-en-num2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 319 10
Ilπ-ennum (i3-li2-en-num2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 336 r.13
¿ • Ilπ-išmæni (i3-li2- is -ma-ni) tug2.ni Tutub 08 9
Ilπ-išmæni (i3-li2-iš-ma-ni) tug2.ni Tutub 12 r.24
Ilπ-išmæni (i3-li2-iš-ma-ni) tug2.ni Tutub 12 x+5
Ilπ-išmæni (i3-li2-iš-ma-ni) tug2.ni Tutub 15 5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ¿ • Ilπ-išmæni ( i3-li2-is -ma-[ni]) tug2.ni Tutub 42 2
Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-i-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni MAD 1, 057 r.x+5
¿ • Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-iš-da- gal ) tug2.ni MAD 1, 086 iv12
Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni MAD 1, 158 + r.x+6 328
Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni MAD 1, 278 4
Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni MAD 1, 303 r.9
Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni MAD 1, 319 16
Ilπ-ištakal (i3-li2-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni OAIC 04 r.11
¿ • Ilπ-ištakal ( i3 -li2-iš-da-gal) tug2.ni Tutub 21 4
Ilπ-karæbπ (i3-li2-kara2-bi2) tug2.ni OAIC 16 1
Ilπ-maIri3 (i3-li2-maÌ-ri) tug2.ni MAD 1, 038 2
Ilπ-maIri3 (i3-li2-maÌ-ri2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 277 2
Ilπ-maIri3 (i3-li2-maÌ-ri2) tug2.ni MAD 1, 308 5
¿ • Ilπ-maIri3 ( i3 -li2-ma[Ì-ri2]) tug2.ni MAD 1, 314 2
Ilπ-nuÌši (i3.li2-nu-uÌ-si) tug2.ni MAD 1, 163 + vii?5 165 ! Ilπ-pæliq (i3-
¿ • Ilπ-rabî (DINGIR- ra -[bi2]) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 03 iv2
Ilπ-rabî (DINGIR-ra-bi2) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 44 ii1
Ilπ-rabî (DINGIR-ra-bi2) tug2.ni OIP 104, 043 + r.x+ix+14 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Ilπ-rabî (DINGIR-ra-bi2) tug2.ni OAIC 01 1
Ilπ-rabî (DINGIR-ra-bi2) tug2.ni OAIC 18 r.19
¿ • Ilπ-rabî (i3-li2- GAL ) tug2.ni Tutub 03 r.iv7'
Ilπ-rabî (i3-li2-GAL) tug2.ni Tutub 37 9
¿ • Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2- sa -[lik]) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 03 iv5
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lig) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 11 17
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni JCS 26, 007 6'
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni JCS 26, 008 7
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni MAD 1, 047 x+iix+8
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni MAD 1, 086 iv8 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni FLP 0027 7
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni OAIC 05 6
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni Tutub 04 r.iii2
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni Tutub 05 i5'
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni Tutub 11 iv8
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-liq) tug2.ni Tutub 18 2
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-liq) tug2.ni Tutub 18 6
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-liq) tug2.ni. Tutub 18 r.33
Ilπ-sæliq (i3-li2-sa-liq) tug2.ni.. Tutub 19 iii10
¿ • ? Ilπ-sæliq ( i3-li2 -sa-lik) tug2.ni and dim2 Tutub 38 r.iii23
¿ • Ilπ-sæliq ( i3 -li2-sa-lik) tug2.ni MAD 1, 015 ?
Ilπ-sukkal (i3-li2-SUKKAL) tug2.ni MAD 1, 323 4
Ilπ-sukkal (i3-li2-SUKKAL) tug2.ni Tutub 64 3
Ilπ-tappæ (DINGIR-TAB.BA) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 23 2
Ilπ-tappæ (DINGIR-TAB.BA) tug2.ni OIP 104, 043 + ix+12 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Ilπ-tappæ (DINGIR-TAB.BA) tug2.ni MAD 1, 041 x+ii12
Ilπ-tappæ (DINGIR-TAB.BA) tug2.ni MAD 1, 163 + ix?6 165
Ilπ-tappæ (DINGIR-TAB.BA) tug2.ni MAD 1, 187 iv38
Ilπ-tappæ (DINGIR-TAB.BA) tug2.ni MAD 1, 277 4
Ilπ-tappæ (i3-li2-TAB.BA) tug2.ni FLP 0061 ii9'
Ilπ-tappæ (i3-li2-TAB.BA) tug2.ni Tutub 05 iii4
¿ • Ilπ-tappæ ( i3-li2 -TAB.BA) tug2.ni Tutub 18 12
Ilπ-tumki (i3-li2-tum-ki) tug2.ni MAD 1, 326 i7
Ilπ-watar (i3-li2-DIRIG) tug2.ni OAIC 11 r.15
¿ • Ilak-kurub (i3-la-ak-ku- ru - tug2.ni Tutub 01 ii6 [ub]) ¿ • Ilak-nu››id (i3-la-ag-nu- id ) tug2.ni JCS 28, 227 ii1
Ilak-nu››id (i3-la-ag-nu-id) tug2.ni MAD 1, 005 + x+2 117 + 133
Ilak-nu››id (i-la-ak-nu-id) tug2.ni MAD 1, 326 r.iii16
Ilala (i3-la-la) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 03 ii1 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilala (i3-la-la) tug2.ni OAIC 01 6
Ilala (i3-la-la) tug2.ni OAIC 06 6
Ile-[…] (il2-e-[…]) tug2.ni MAD 1, 100 x+11
? Ile-malkum (il2-[e ]-ma-al- tug2.ni Tutub 11 ii2 [kum]) d Ile-Sîn (il2-e- EN.ZU) tug2.ni Tutub 12 x+10
Ili (i3-li2) tug2.ni FLP 0066 r.i6
Ilibi (i3-li2-bi2) tug2.ni Tutub 18 22
¿ • Ilili (i-li- li ) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 02 i8
Ilili (i-li-li) tug2.ni AIHA 4, 07 iv1
Ilili (i3-li2-li2) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MC 4, 51 i2'
Ilili (i3-li2-li2) tug2.ni OAIC 37 r.12
Ilili (i3-li2-li2) tug2.ni Tutub 05 iii8
Ilili (i3-li2-li2) tug2.ni Tutub 07 6
Ilili (i3-NI-NI) tug2.ni Tutub 17 r.16
Ilissibu (i3-li2-is2-si-bu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 AIHA 4, 42 22
Ilium (i-li-um) kallætum of the e3.geme2 AIHA 4, 04 i9
Illat (il-la-at) kallætum of the e2.geme2 MAD 1, 298 r.13
Ilšu-aÌa (DIN]GIR-su-a-Ìa) kallætum of the e3.geme2 AIHA 4, 11 6
Ilšu-aÌa (DINGIR -[su]-a-Ìa) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 02 ?
Ilšu-aÌa (DINGIR-su-a-Ìa) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 02 i7
Ilšu-aÌa (DINGIR-su-a-Ìa) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 02 iv7'
¿ • Ilšu-aÌa (DINGIR-su-a- Ìa ) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 07 7
¿ • Ilšu-aÌa (DINGIR-su-a- Ìa ) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 37 20
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 AnOr 07, 372 iv8
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+3 117 + 133
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 017 3
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 021 1
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 046 + r.x+4 101
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 057 r.x+6 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 138 x+iiix+3
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 163 + viii3 165
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 163 + viii6 165
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-KALAG) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 289 8
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-KALAG) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 297 4
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR-su-KALAG) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 01 iv2
Ilšu-dan (DINGIR]-su-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 02 ii11
Ilšu-dan (il3-šu-dan) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 38 r.iii5
Ilšu-GAR3 (DINGIR-su-GAR3) kallætum of the e3.geme2 JCS 28, 227 ii8
Ilu-damku (i3-lu-dam-ku) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 100 x+2
Ilu-damku (i3-lu-dam-ku) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 183 5
• Ilu-damku (i3 -lu-dam-ku) kallætum of the e3.geme2 OAIC 49 12
Iludanu (i3-lu-da-nu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 057 r.x+7
Iludanu (i3-lu-da-nu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 098 x+1
¿ • Iludanu (i3-lu- da -[nu]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 289 9
? Iludanu (i3-lu ]-da-nu) Imutum dub.nagar MAD 1, 297 5
¿ • Iludanu ( i3 -lu-da-nu) Šuma-ilum dub.nagar MAD 1, 015 ?
¿ • Ilul ( i3 -lul) Father of La›arab OAIC 19 2
Ilul-AB+ÎA (¿ME•-dAB+ÎA) dub.nagar MAD 1, 072 3
Ilul-Eštar (ME-eš4-tar2) dub.nagar MAD 1, 334 12
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-[DINGIR]) sa7.a AIHA 4, 06 ii7
¿ • Ilul-ilum (i-lul- DINGIR ) lu2.bappir JCS 26, 006 18
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-DINGIR) sa7.a MAD 1, 035 4
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-DINGIR) sa7.a MAD 1, 041 x+ii18
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-DINGIR) sa7.a MAD 1, 057 r.x+2
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-DINGIR) sa7.a MAD 1, 090 3
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-DINGIR) lu2.bappir MAD 1, 097 x+iiix+1
Ilul-ilum (i-lul-DINGIR) Father of Nabi›um FLP 0080 3
Ilul-ilum (ME-DINGIR) sa7.a Tutub 18 r.32 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilul-ilum (ME-DINGIR) sa7.a Tutub 19 i3
• • Ilul-ilum ( ME-DINGIR ) sa7.a Tutub 19 ix+3
Ilul-Irra (ME-ir3-ra) sa7.a OAIC 49 3
? Ilul-IšÌara (ME-iš -Ìa-ra) sa7.a Tutub 01 ii10
Ilul-Kite (ME-ki-de3) sa7.a OAIC 33 ii25
d Ilul-Nin[…] (ME- NI[N…]) sa7.a MAD 1, 096 x+iix+7
d Ilul-Nisaba (ME- NISABA) sa7.a MAD 1, 163 + iv23 165 d ? Ilul-Sîn ([ME]- EN.[ZU ]) sa7.a Tutub 14 5
d Ilul-Sîn (ME- EN.ZU) sa7.a Tutub 36 7
Ilul-Tišpak (ME-dTIŠPAK) dub.nagar MAD 1, 132 x+ix+4
Ilulu ([i3]-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 AIHA 4, 11 2
? Ilulu (i3-lu-[lu ]) sagi AIHA 4, 29 4
Ilulu (i2-lu-[lu]) sagi MAD 1, 002 iii2
Ilulu (i3-lu-[lu]) sa7.a MAD 1, 012 x+iix+3
Ilulu (i3-lu-[lu]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 027 3
Ilulu (i3-lu-[lu]) sa7.a MAD 1, 034 2
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) sa7.a MAD 1, 042 x+iix+8
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 056 + r.x+ix+3 063
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 080 r.x+6
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) sagi MAD 1, 080 x+3
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) sagi MAD 1, 163 + viii?37 165
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) dub.nagar MAD 1, 183 7
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) Father of Puzurrum MAD 1, 289 5
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) Ezum dub.nagar MAD 1, 307 6
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) Father of Bêlπ-dugul MAD 1, 317 r.iv9
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) dub.nagar MAD 1, 326 r.iii13
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 326 r.iv3
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 334 9
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 OAIC 01 3 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 OAIC 42 6
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 OAIC 49 11
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e2.geme2 OAIC 51 r.x+6
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 01 ii7
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 01 iii2
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 08 11
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 12 x+8
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) šu.i Tutub 17 9
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 18 32
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) sa7.a Tutub 19 i3
Ilulu (i3-lu-lu) lu2.tug2 Tutub 33 3
Ilulu (i-lu(l)-lu(l)) šu.i Tutub 34 9
Ilulu (i-lu5-lu5) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 40 4
Ilulu (i-lu5-lu5) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 48 i8
¿ • Ilulu ( i3 -lu-lu) sagi Tutub 62 2
¿ • Ilulu ( i3 -lu-lu) Ilπ-tappæ dub.nagar MAD 1, 061 x+ix+7
¿ • Ilum-[…] ( DINGIR -[…]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 056 + iiix+6 063 ¿ ?• Ilum-[…] ( DINGIR -[x-x]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 139 x+1
Ilum-[…] (DINGIR-[…]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 OAIC 36 r.15
Ilum-[…] (DINGIR-[…]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 OAIC 47 5
Ilum-[…] (DINGIR-[…]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 01 iii18
Ilum-[…] (DINGIR-[…]) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 04 iii16
Ilum-†âb (DIN]GIR-DU10) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 046 + x+5 101 ? Ilum-†âb (DINGIR-DU10) dumu u[ri ...] MAD 1, 322 r.14
Ilum-a-[x] (DINGIR-¿a•-[x]) dumu u[ri?...] Tutub 01 ii16
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-a-Ìa) kallætum of the e3.geme2 AuOr 09, 9 a.2'
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-a-Ìa) dumu u[ri?...] MAD 1, 179 r.18
¿ • ? Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR- GU2 ) dumu u[ri ...] Tutub 01 iv15
? Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) dumu u[ri ...] Tutub 18 9 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) kallætum of the e3.geme2 Tutub 25 5
? Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) dumu u[ri ...] Tutub 37 8
? Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) dumu u[ri ...] Tutub 62 7
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) kallætum of the e3.geme2 MAD 1, 188 i11
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) Dar›etum ša anše MAD 1, 188 i5
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR-GU2) Father of Bêlπ-zaki MAD 1, 188 ii18
Ilum-aÌa (DINGIR.GU2) ša anše MAD 1, 188 ii24
Ilum-aba (DINGIR-a-ba) ša anše MAD 1, 188 i13
Ilum-aba (DINGIR-a-ba) nu.kiri6 MAD 1, 188 ii26
Ilum-alsu (DINGIR-al-su) MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+7 117 + 133 Ilum-alsu (DINGIR-al-su) MAD 1, 335 r.20
Ilum-alsu (DINGIR-al-su) Pûpu OAIC 07 r.27
Ilum-alsu (DINGIR-al-su) Father of Kuku OAIC 53 3
Ilum-alsu (DINGIR-al-su) Tutub 01 iv16
Ilum-alsu (DINGIR-al-su) Badarum (?) Tutub 19 ii13
Ilum-ama (DINGIR-a-ma) Father of Bêlπ Tutub 01 iv5
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A?. MAD 1, 005 + x+iiix+1 [ZU?]) 117 + 133 Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.¿ZU•?) MAD 1, 005 + x+iiix+4 117 + 133 Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) MAD 1, 163 + ix?25 165 Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Father of an MAD 1, 326 iii11 unknown person Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Gatnum dub.nagar MAD 4, 004 9
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Father of Puzurrum OAIC 01 r.11
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Ea dub.nagar OAIC 16 4
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Father of Ilulu Tutub 01 iii13
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Pû-Daban dub.nagar Tutub 37 28
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) Father of Irrara Tutub 38 r.iii16
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-A.ZU) dub.nagar MAD 1, 188 i7
Ilum-a‡ûm (DINGIR-¿A•.ZU) dub.nagar MAD 1, 188 ii20
Ilum-aplu (DINGIR-ab-lu) Father of Ilšu-dan Tutub 17 3 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ¿ ?• Ilum-aplu ( DINGIR -ab-lu) nu.kiri6 Tutub 18 r.34
Ilum-aplu (¿DINGIR?•-ab-lu) Father of Mama- Tutub 19 ii12 ištakal Ilum-ašarπd Imi-ilum OIP 104, 044 x+7 (DINGIR-IGI.¿DU•)
Ilum-bænî ([DINGIR]-ba-ni) lu2.bappir AIHA 4, 11 9
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) JCS 28, 227 ii3
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) Father of Ilšu-dan MAD 1, 187 i2
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) MAD 1, 307 5
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) Pûpu MAD 4, 004 r.10
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) OAIC 14 r.29
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) Dûdu Tutub 02 i15
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) šu.ab Tutub 04 ix+2
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) lu2.bappir Tutub 07 3
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) lu2.bappir Tutub 07 3
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) šu anše Tutub 11 iii4
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) lu2.tug2 Tutub 12 x+11
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) lu2.tug2 Tutub 13 3
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) Tutub 16 6
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) Tutub 37 24 Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba-ni) šabra Tutub 38 r.iii3 ¿ • Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba- ni ) lu2.bappir MAD 1, 188 i3
Ilum-bænî (DINGIR-ba!-ni) MAD 1, 188 ii16
Ilum-bπtπ (DINGIR-E2) MAD 1, 144 x+ix+5
Ilum-damqu (DINGIR-SIG5) AIHA 4, 41 11
Ilum-damqu (DINGIR-SIG5) AIHA 4, 42 10
Ilum-damqu (DINGIR-SIG5) Brother of Ša-[…] AIHA 4, 43 6
Ilum-damqu (DINGIR-SIG5) Brother of Ikûnum MAD 1, 187 iv44 ¿ •? ? Ilum-eriš (DINGIR- e -[ri - IR11 Šº-ilπšu MAD 1, 022 x+4 iš?]) Ilum-gπmat (DINGIR-gi-ma- Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 001 6 ¿at•) of Ire›um Ilum-gπmat (DINGIR-gi-ma- MAD 1, 153 2 at) Ilum-gπmat MAD 1, 296 r.9 (DINGIR-gi-ma-at)
Ilum-GAR3 (DINGIR-GAR3) AIHA 4, 42 16
Ilum-GAR3 (DINGIR-GAR3) OIP 104, 043 + x+ix+6 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Ilum-GAR3 (DINGIR-GAR3) OAIC 08 7 Ilum-illazu (DINGIR-il-la-zu) MAD 1, 114 2 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ilum-illazu (DINGIR-il-la-zu) MAD 1, 326 ii4 Ilum-kîn (DINGIR-GI) Father of a girl OAIC 12 r.12 (DUMU.SAL) owner of a field (?) Ilum-kîn (DINGIR-GI) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 39 r.7 of […]-dan
Ilum-KU3.IG Buræni›e FLP 0084 5
(DINGIR-KU3.IG) Ilum-laba (DINGIR-¿la•-[ba?]) Father of Amurum MAD 1, 163 + ii14 165 Ilum-lala (DINGIR-la-la) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 011 x+i2 of Ilum-aÌa ? Ilum-Mêr (i3-lum-ME-ir) Enbu-ilum gir3.nitaÌ ( ) FLP 0103 r.10 ? Ilum-muda gir3.nitaÌ ( ) Father of Bubu MAD 1, 004 x+iiix+1 ([… DI]NGIR-mu-da) Ilum-muda MAD 1, 009 x+ix+4 ([DINGIR]-mu-¿da•) Ilum-muda MAD 1, 129 r.x+6 ([DINGIR]-mu-da) Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) MAD 1, 187 iv41 Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) šu.lal.te (?) Tutub 01 iv1 Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) Tudanapšum (?) Tutub 02 iii10' Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 19 iii12 of Ilπ-dan Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) šº Zimum Tutub 19 vi5 Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) Tutub 34 r.14 Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) Tutub 59 15 Ilum-muda (DINGIR-mu-da) MAD 1, 188 i9 Ilum-muda MAD 1, 188 ii22 (¿DINGIR?-mu-da?•) Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-‡i-ir) šu.[i?] MAD 1, 002 iv5 Ilum-næ‡ir MAD 1, 003 vix+4 (DINGIR-na-¿zi•-[ir]) Ilum-næ‡ir MAD 1, 003 vix+6 (DINGIR-na-zi-[ir]) Ilum-næ‡ir MAD 1, 047 x+iiix+4 (DINGIR-na-zi-[ir]) Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 057 r.x+16 of […]-lu Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) nu.banda MAD 1, 097 x+iiix+3 Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) MAD 1, 292 r.14
Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) kug.gal2 MAD 1, 319 r.28 Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) MAD 1, 320 4 Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) FLP 0081 3 Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR-na-zi-ir) OAIC 09 3 Ilum-næ‡ir (DINGIR]-na-zi-ir) OAIC 28 3 Ilum-pal (DINGIR-BAL) MAD 1, 272 r.7 Ilum-quræd MAD 1, 335 14 (DINGIR-UR.SAG) Ilum-quræd OAIC 12 8 (DINGIR-UR.SAG) Ilum-rē›î (DINGIR-SIPA) AnOr 07, 372 a.i6' Ilum-rē›î (DINGIR-SIPA) OAIC 13 1 Ilum-rē›î (DINGIR-SIPA) Tutub 01 iv14 Ilum-rē›î (DINGIR-SIPA) Tutub 02 iii9' Ilum-šæ-Mêr AIHA 4, 29 2 (DINGIR.SAG-me-er) Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ilum-Šamši (DINGIR-UTU-ši) AIHA 4, 08 30 Ilum-šar (DINGIR-sar) Tutub 01 ii13 Ilum-šar (¿DINGIR-sar•) Tutub 12 r.24 Ilum-šâtu (DINGIR-sa-tu) JCS 28, 227 r.i2
Ilum-ušær (DINGIR-u3-šar) AnOr 07, 372 ii11' Ilum-Wær (DINGIR-wa-ar) AIHA 4, 27 3 Ilum-Wær (DINGIR-wa-ar) AIHA 4, 31 2 Ilum-zuzu (DINGIR-¿su-su•) AIHA 4, 06 iii4 Ilum-zuzu (DINGIR-zu-zu) MAD 1, 135 x+2 Ilum-zuzu (DINGIR-zu-zu) Tutub 05 iv2
Ilumma (i3-lum-ma) FLP 0066 i3 Im-[…]a-ilum Tutub 64 6 (im-[(x)]-a-DINGIR)
Imdum (im-dum) sag.zug7 AIHA 4, 03 ii11
Ime-Durul (i3-me-dur-ul3) Šari-Il OAIC 09 5 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) Father of Šº-Mama AIHA 4, 02 iii12 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) IÌzuzum AIHA 4, 07 i2 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) Father of Datum AIHA 4, 46 8 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) MAD 1, 041 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) MAD 1, 163 + viii4 165 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) MAD 1, 317 r.iv6 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) Tutub 01 iv13 Imi-ilum (i-mi-DINGIR) Tutub 02 ii16 Imi-ilum (¿i•-mi-DINGIR) Tutub 11 ii4 Imi-ilum (¿i•-mi-DINGIR) Tutub 58 5 Imi-ilum (¿i•-mi-DINGIR) Tutub 62 6 Imizu ([i?]-¿mi•-ZU) Tutub 04 iix+12 Imizu (i-[mi?]-¿ZU•) Tutub 06 x+5 Imizu (i-mi-[ZU]) Tutub 25 3 Imizu (i-mi-¿ZU•) šº giš.gigir Tutub 55 r.11 Imizu (i-mi-ZU) Tutub 59 8 Imkuku (im-ku-ku) AIHA 4, 02 i11 Imkuku (im-ku-ku) MAD 1, 319 r.26
Imri-[x] (im-ri2-x) MAD 1, 018 8 Imta (im-¿ta•) MAD 4, 016 r.i3 Imta (im-ta) FLP 0058 r.3
Imtalik (IM4-da-lik) šº Amat-Innin AIHA 4, 01 vii15
Imtalik (IMx-ta2-lik) AIHA 4, 07 iii12
Imtalik (IMx-ta2-lik) AIHA 4, 08 17
Imtalik (IMx-ta2-lik) geme2.kar.ak AIHA 4, 08 20
Imtalik (IMx-ta2-lik) AIHA 4, 35 iv6
Imtalik (IMx-ta2-lik) AIHA 4, 44 ii6
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) Owner (chief-clan) AuOr 09, 8 a.7 of Ire›um
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 004 x+iiix+7 of Ire›um
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) MAD 1, 041 x+ii6
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) MAD 1, 056 + iix+5 063 Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) Izaza MAD 1, 097 x+ix+5
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) Father of Ituša MAD 1, 175 2
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-da-lik) OAIC 02 r.14
Imtalik (IMx(DU)-ta2-lik) OAIC 09 7
Imtalik (IMx(DU)]-da-lik) Tutub 18 18 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Imti-libûr (im-¿ti•-[li-bur]) MAD 1, 053 x+iix+7 Imti-libûr (im-ti-li-bur) ši Gabala MAD 1, 163 + ii5 165 Imutum (i-mu-tum) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 21 2 of Ibibi Imutum (i-mu-tum) AIHA 4, 47 6 Imutum (i-mu-tum) ša Šalim-aÌu MAD 1, 163 + ix?2 165 Imutum (i-mu-tum) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 318 r.11 of Ibiša InaÌa (i-na-Ìa) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 01 ii8 of Ibibi Inananum (i-¿na•-na-num) šº Zuzu ši Amalim OAIC 36 r.17 Inene (I.NE.NE) Owner (chief-clan) MC 4, 51 ii7' of Zuzu (and Šamaš- bπti?) Ingal-zuzu (in-gal-zu-zu) ši Amalim, owner MAD 1, 105 3 (chief-clan) of Šamaš-bπti Inin-[…] (i-nin-[…]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 078 r.x+3 of Zuzu Inin-laba (i-nin-la-ba) ši Amalim AIHA 4, 07 i7 Inin-šâtu (i-nin-sa-tu) šº Šº-ilπšu MAD 1, 163 + ii33 165 Ininnum (i-nin-num2) AIHA 4, 01 vi10
Ininnum (i-nin-num2) MAD 1, 163 + viii?33
¿ • 165 Ininnum (i-nin- num2 ) OAIC 02 7 ¿ • Ininnum ( i-nin-num2 ) Tutub 03 i2 Inium (i-ni-um) OAIC 04 7 Innin (dINNIN) OAIC 08 4 Inšia (in-ši-a) AIHA 4, 03 iv14
Inuge (i3-nu-ge3) HMA 9-02622 iii42 Inzibanum OIP 104, 044 x+ix+1 ([in?-zi?]-¿ba•-num) Inzibaum (in-zi-ba-um) MAD 1, 126 x+3 I‡‡ur-pašu (i-zu-ur-ba-¿su•) OAIC 39 r.10 IpÌur-Kiš (ip-Ìur-kiš.KI) RIME 5 2.01.04.07, ex. 01 IpÌurum (ip-¿Ìu•-[ru?]-um) AIHA 4, 01 iv4 IpÌurum (ip-Ìu-ru-um) AIHA 4, 03 ii9 IpÌurum (ip-Ìu-ru-um) AIHA 4, 06 iii3 IpÌurum (ip-Ìu-ru-um) Tutub 11 iii11 IpÌurum (ip-Ìu-ru-um) Tutub 12 r.x+17 Ipkum (ip-kum) Tutub 12 x+9 Ipte›um (ip-te-u-um) OAIC 15 r.6 Ipte›um (ip-te-u-um) OAIC 27 4 Ipti-ilum (ip-ti-DINGIR) MAD 1, 087 + x+ix+3 118 Ipti-ilum (ip-ti-DINGIR) MAD 1, 137 x+1 Ipti›um (ip-ti-um) OAIC 06 3 Iptiru (ip-ti-ru) MAD 1, 158 + x+2 328 Iptirum (ip-ti-ru-um) MAD 1, 329a 4
Iqbi-damiq (iq-bi2-SIG5) MAD 1, 163 + ix?13
¿ • ? 165 Iqbi-ilum (iq- bi2 -[DINGIR ]) MAD 1, 005 + x+1 117 + 133 Iqbi-ilum ([iq]-bi2-DINGIR) Tutub 01 iii15
Iqbi-kîn (iq-bi2-GI) Tutub 16 3 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Iqbi-kîn (iq-bi2-GI) Tutub 16 r.16 ¿ • Iqbi-kîn ( iq-bi2 -GI) Tutub 16 r.18 ? ¿ ?• Iqbi-šar ([iq ]- bi2 -sar) MAD 1, 053 x+ix+7 ¿ • Iqbiani (iq-bi2-a- ni ) MAD 1, 009 x+iix+4 ? Iqbiani ([iq ]-bi2-a-ni) MAD 1, 053 x+ix+6 d Ir›am-Dagan (ir3-am- da-gan) MAD 1, 326 ii8 ? ? d Ir›e-Šamaš (ir3 -e - UTU) MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+iix+6 010 Irºb-Ir3 (i-ru-ub-ir3) FLP 0061 i10
Irbia (ir-bi2-a) MAD 1, 144 x+ix+2
Irbidum (ir3-bi-[du8-um]) Tutub 04 r.iii4
Irbidum (ir3-bi-du8-um) Tutub 39 x+1
Irdabum (ir3-da-bum) MAD 1, 041 x+ii8
Irdabum (ir3-da-bum) MAD 1, 307 3
Irdabum (ir3-da-bum) MAD 1, 319 5
Ire-[…] (ir3-e-[x]) Tutub 03 r.iii10' ¿ • Ire›um ( ir3 -e-um) AIHA 4, 01 vi8
Ire›um ([ir3-e-um]) AIHA 4, 07 i1 ? ¿ ? • Ire›um ([ir3 ]- e -um ) OIP 104, 043 + r.x+ix+11 MAD 1, 054 +
¿ • 055 Ire›um ( ir3 -e-um) OIP 104, 044 x+ix+3 ¿ • Ire›um (ir3-e- um ) OIP 104, 044 x+2 ¿ • Ire›um (ir3-e- um ) MAD 1, 016 r.x+i9
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+5
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 041 x+ii15
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 042 x+ix+3
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 087 + x+6 118 Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 169 ii6
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 169 iii10
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 276 x+3
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 282 5
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 319 r.23
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) MAD 1, 319 r.27
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) Tutub 01 iii9
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) Tutub 05 i1'
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) Tutub 59 18
Ire›um (ir3-e-um) Tutub 64 r.2'
Irēbum (ir3-e-bum) AIHA 4, 29 8
Irēbum (ir3-e-bum) MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+2 117 + 133 Irēbum (ir3-e-bum) MAD 1, 146 4
Irēbum (ir3-e-bum) FLP 0066 i2
Irēbum (ir3-e-bum) FLP 0066 ii4
Irēbum (ir3-e-pum) Tutub 08 5
Irēbum (ir3-i3-pum) Tutub 11 iii5
Irēbum (ir3-i3-pum) Tutub 11 iv10
Irgumu (ir3-gu-mu) AIHA 4, 03 iv15
Iriša (i-ri2-ša) AIHA 4, 19 5 ? Irkium (ir3-ki-[um ]) MAD 1, 163 + viii1
¿ ?• 165 Irkium ( ir3 -ki-um) MAD 1, 163 + x?5 165 Irni-[…] (ir3-ni-[…]) HMA 9-02706 1 ? Irrara (ir3-ra-ra ) AIHA 4, 02 iii16
Irrara (ir3-ra-ra) MAD 1, 003 vix+7 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Irrara (ir3-ra-ra) MAD 1, 163 + i35 165 Irrara (ir3-ra-ra) MAD 1, 163 + viii?15 165 Irrara (ir3-ra-ra) MAD 1, 163 + viii?39 165 Irrara (ir3-ra-ra) MAD 1, 320 1
Irzuni (ir3-su-ni) AIHA 4, 03 i15
Irzuni (ir3-zu-ni) AIHA 4, 42 14
Iš-[…] (iš-…) ir11 MAD 1, 139 x+8
Iš-[…] (iš-[…]) i3.laÌ4 Tutub 08 8 Išπme (i-ši-me) AIHA 4, 03 i12 Išar-aÌi (i-sar-a-Ìi) Tutub 12 x+6 Išar-libºr (i-sar-li-bur) MAD 1, 003 i5 Išar-libºr (i-sar-li-bur) MAD 1, 163 + v13 165 Išar-liblu† (i-¿sar•-li-ib-lu-u†) Tutub 36 r.17 Išarum ([i]-sa-¿ru•-um) AIHA 4, 01 vi14 Išarum ([i]-sa-ru-um) AIHA 4, 07 i11 Išarum ([i]-šar-ru-um) MAD 1, 002 iii6 Išarum ([i]-¿sa•-ru-um) MAD 1, 016 r.x+i6 Išarum (i-sa-[ru-um]) MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+2 Išarum (i-sa-¿ru-um•) MAD 1, 046 + x+10 101 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 057 1 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) sal.balag.di MAD 1, 070 x+2 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 126 x+4 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 137 x+4 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 322 6 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 322 r.15 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 329b 4 Išarum (i-sa-ru-um) MAD 1, 332 4 Išarum (i-sar-¿ru•-[um]) MAD 1, 334 5 Išarum (i-šar-ru-um) MC 4, 51 i7' Išarum (¿i-sa•-ru-um) FLP 0079 r.4 Išarum (¿i•-sa-ru-um) Tutub 38 ix+4
Išaša (i-sa2-sa2) OAIC 32 r.6 Išbu›a (iš-bu-a) OAIC 49 2 Išda-[…] (iš-da-[…]) MAD 1, 116 x+iix+6 Išda-[…] (iš-da-[…]) MAD 1, 163 + v14 165 Išimešum (i-ši-me-šum) AIHA 4, 03 ii12 Iškiki ([iš]-¿ki•-ki) MAD 1, 057 r.x+4 Iškiki (iš-ki-ki) MAD 1, 079 r.x+9 Iškiki (iš-ki-ki) MAD 1, 098 x+2 Iškiki (iš-ki-ki) MAD 1, 163 + viii?12 165 Iškiki (iš-ki-ki) MAD 1, 297 7 ? Iškunum (iš-gu-[num2 ]) MAD 1, 041 x+iix+2 Išlam-kîn ([iš?]-¿lam•-GI) OIP 104, 044 x+iix+7 Išlam-kîn (iš-lam-¿GI?•) MAD 1, 003 ii6 Išlul-ilum (iš-lul-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 07 iii9 Išlul-ilum (iš-lul-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 35 iv8 Išlul-ilum (iš-lul-DINGIR) MAD 1, 079 r.x+8 Išlul-ilum (iš-lul-DINGIR) FLP 0066 ii1 Išlul-ilum (iš-lul-DINGIR) UŠUM FLP 0066 r.i3 Išlul-ilum (iš-lul-DINGIR) Father of AÌuÌu Tutub 06 x+5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Išma-GAR2 (iš-[ma2]-GAR2) Tutub 05 i8'
Išma-GAR2 (is-ma2-GAR2) Tutub 38 r.iv1
Išma-GAR2 (iš-ma2-GAR2) Tutub 38 r.iv7 ¿ • Išma-ilum ( iš -ma2-DINGIR) AnOr 07, 372 a.i9' ¿ • Išma-ilum ( iš -ma2-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 04 iii5
Išma-ilum (is-ma2-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 10 ii10 Išma-ilum (iš-ma-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 13 2 Išma-ilum (iš-ma-DINGIR) sipa OIP 104, 043 + r.x+ix+12 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Išma-ilum (iš-ma-DINGIR) sipa MAD 1, 066 .x+ix+1
Išma-ilum (iš-ma2-DINGIR) MAD 1, 163 + ix?15 165 Išma-ilum (iš-ma2-DINGIR) MAD 1, 163 + x?6 165 Išma-ilum (iš-ma2-DINGIR) OrNS 51, 355 1 i5 ¿ • Išma-ilum (iš- ma2 -DINGIR) Tutub 09 7
Išma-kîn (iš-ma2-GI) FLP 0084 6 Išma-Sîn (iš-ma-¿dEN•.ZU) Tutub 18 14 Išmu (iš-mu) AIHA 4, 01 vii5 Išmu (iš-mu) AIHA 4, 07 ii9 d Ištaran-alšu ( KA.DI-al-su2) AIHA 4, 06 ii14
Ištuppu (iš-†up-pu3) AIHA 4, 03 ii6 Ištutu (iš-tu-tu) Tutub 02 i14
Išu-arik ([i]-su-GID2) Tutub 05 ii5'
Išu-ilum (i-tur2-DINGIR) Tutub 02 ii7
Išub-Anum (i-su-ub-a-num2) Zuzu šº Zilulum (owner) ? AIHA 4, 03 ii3 It›beum (it-be-um) Father of Dabalum MAD 1, 163 + vii?14 165 It›beum ([it?]-be-um) šº Zilulum (owner) ? MAD 1, 319 1 ¿ d • Itºr-Sîn ([i]- tur2- EN.ZU ) Father of Ili-ištakal Tutub 01 i9 d Itºr-Sîn (i-tur2- EN.[ZU]) Adagal šº Zilulum (owner) ? Tutub 02 ii5 d Itºr-Sîn (i-tur2- EN.ZU) Mother of Uzeum Tutub 02 ii8 d Itºr-Sîn (i-tur2- EN.ZU) Son of Udatum Tutub 02 iii6' (DUMU-a); šº Zilulum (owner) ? d Itºr-Sîn (i-tur2- EN.ZU) Father of Bêlπ-balik Tutub 04 iv12 d Itºr-Sîn (i-tur2- EN.ZU) Enbu-ilum šº Zilulum (owner) ? Tutub 04 iv15 d Itºr-Sîn (i-tur2- EN.ZU) Father of Puzur-Abi Tutub 05 i10' ¿d • Itºr-Sîn ([i-tur2]- EN .[ZU]) Father of It›beum Tutub 05 i6' ¿ • d¿ • Itºr-Sîn ( i -tur2- EN.ZU ) Dabalum šº Zilulum (owner) ? Tutub 06 i5' Ititi (¿i•-ti-ti) Father of Irdabum Tutub 18 23 Itti-Dagan (i-ti-dda-gan) Bibi šº Zilulum (owner) ? MAD 1, 163 + ix?18 165 Itti-Dagan (i-ti-dda-gan) Îulium šº Zilulum (owner) ? MAD 1, 335 10 Itti-Dagan (i-ti-dda-gan) Father of Galzuzu MAD 4, 016 r.i6 Itti-Dagan (i-ti-dda-gan) Ilπ-ennum šº Zilulum (owner) ? FLP 0058 r.6 ¿ • d Itti-ID2 ([i]- ti - ID2) Puzaza šº Zilulum (owner) ? Tutub 18 24 ¿ • d Itti-ID2 ( i -ti- ID2) Father of Eštar-GAR3 Tutub 36 6 Itti-ilum (i-¿ti•-[DINGIR?]) IÌzuzum šº Zilulum (owner) ? MAD 1, 005 + r.x+3 117 + 133 Itti-ilum (i-ti-DINGIR) Father of Ilπ-dan MAD 1, 163 + x?9 165 Itum-bêlπ (i-tum-be-li2) Ire›um šº Zilulum (owner) ? MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+9 010 Ituša (¿i•-tu-sa) Father of Puzurrum MAD 1, 278 1 Itutu ([i]-tu-tu) MAD 1, 086 v6 Itutu ([i]-¿tu•-tu) Father of Imkuku MAD 1, 098 r.x+2 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Itutu (i-tu-tu) dub.sar (?) Father of AÌu-ilum MAD 1, 297 6 Itutu (i-tu-tu) Dati dub.sar (?) šº Zilulum (owner) ? Tutub 08 2 Itutu (i-tu-tu) Dabalum šº Zilulum (owner) Tutub 11 ii7 Itutu (i-tu-tu) Father of Ilum-næ‡ir Tutub 16 10 Itutu (i-tu-tu) Tutub 18 20 Itutu (¿i•-tu-tu) Ire›um šº Zilulum (owner) ? Tutub 30 12 Itutu (¿i•-tu-tu) Father of Ilπ-bilanni Tutub 55 3 Iwarum (i-wa-ru-um) Nºrum FLP 0103 3 Iwarum (i-wa-ru-um) Father of Ša-ilum Tutub 16 12 Izamar ([i?]-za-mar) Mumu HMA 9-02706 10 Izamar (i-¿za•-[mar] ?) Father of […]-ilum AIHA 4, 03 i10 Izamar (i-za-[mar?]) Father of A‡ûm-ilum MAD 1, 002 iv3 Izamar (i-za-mar) Izamar MAD 1, 042 x+1x+4 Izamar (i-za-mar) Father of Šamium MAD 1, 088 x+1 Izamar (i-za-mar) MAD 1, 103 x+4 Izamar (i-za-mar) Puzur-Abi MAD 1, 139 x+7 Izamar (i-za-mar) dub.¿sar• MAD 1, 183 1 Izamar (i-za-mar) MAD 1, 307 7
Izamar (i-za-mar) dam-gar3 MAD 1, 320 10 Izamar (¿i•?-za-mar?) FLP 0066 i5
Izamar-Tišpak pa.al (=šabra) e3 MAD 1, 336 5 (i-za-mar-dTIŠPAK)
Izaza (i3-za-za) MAD 1, 185 3
Izaza (i3-za-za) MAD 1, 278 2
Izaza (i3-za-za) šº U2-KA-KA OAIC 30 4 Izilum ([i]-zi-¿lum•) MAD 1, 001 1 Izilum (i-[zi]-lum) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+2 Izilum (i-¿zi•-lum) MAD 1, 056 + r.x+ix+7 063 Izilum (i-zi-[lum]) MAD 1, 163 + ix?23 165 Izilum (i-zi-lum (?)) dub.sar MAD 1, 173 r.3 Izilum (i-zi-lum) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 316 4 of Ilπ-tappæ Izilum (i-zi-lum) dub.sar Tutub 01 ii8 Izilum (i-zi-lum) Tutub 19 ii2
Izina (i3-zi-na) OAIC 15 3
Izina (i3-zi-na) OAIC 19 r.14
Izina (i3-zi-na) Tutub 01 i8
Izu (i3-zu) AIHA 4, 41 14 ? ? Izû-arik ([…i ]-‡u2-GID2) igi.gunu ( ) IR11 Zunanum AIHA 4, 01 i4
Izû-arik (i-‡u2-GID2) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 01 vii12 of Puzur-Ea
Izû-arik (i-‡u2-GID2) AIHA 4, 07 iii4
Izû-arik (i-‡u2-GID2) Tutub 05 ii5'
Izû-arik (i]-‡u2-GID2) Tutub 60 r.9 ¿ • Izû-ilam ( i -‡u2-DINGIR) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 02 ii7 of Puzuzu
Izû-kîn (i-‡u2-GI) IR11 Man-šæninšu OAIC 20 1
Izû-kîn (i-‡u2-GI) OAIC 37 2
Izû-kîn (i-‡u2-GI) OAIC 45 3 Kπmanie (GI-ma-ni-e) Tutub 01 i14 Kπnam-Daban MAD 1, 072 5 (¿ki•?-nam-da-ba-an?) Name Father Profession Relations Reference KA-[…] (KA-[…]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 317 ii3 of Eštar-bπti
KA5.A (KA5.A) šº Kirbænum AIHA 4, 47 3 Kab-[…] (kab-[x-x]) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 37 15 of Milašu Kabruru (kab-ru-ru) mu šº Uzazum MAD 1, 302 r.8 ¿ • Kakælum (ka3- ka3-a-lum ) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 12 r.x+14 of Kuku Kakkušu-alšin Tutub 11 i9 ([GIŠ].¿TUKUL?•-su-[al-si?]-in) Kakug (KA.KUG) šº Ilum-illazu MAD 1, 305 r.18 Kalaba (KA-la-¿ba?•) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 152 2 of Ea-rabî Kalbum (gal-pum) šº Belibi OAIC 29 1 ¿ • Kalbum ( kal2 -bum) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 05 iii6 of Bêlπ-rē›î
Kališdan (ka3-li-iš-dan) AIHA 4, 02 ii6
Kallatum (E2.GI.A) MAD 1, 282 3
Kallatum (E2.GI.A) MAD 1, 290 3
Kallatum (E2.GI.A) edin OAIC 20 R.9
Kaspºša (KUG.BABBAR-sa) mušen.du3 OAIC 21 3
Kaspºša (KUG.BABBAR-sa) uku3 OAIC 28 r.7 Kaspºša (KUG.BABBAR-sa) OAIC 49 10 Kibir-Daban ša Šº-Mama FLP 0080 r.2 (ki-bi-ir-da-ba-an) Kibum (ki-bum) MAD 1, 004 x+iiix+5 Kibutum (ki-bu-tum) MAD 1, 163 + vii?13 165 Kibutum (ki-bu-tum) Tutub 38 r.iii18 Kina (ki-na) Tutub 04 iix+8
Kirbænum (kir-ba-num2) MAD 1, 001 9
Kirbænum (kir-ba-num2) ša anše.bar.an.arad MAD 1, 002 iv11
Kirbænum (kir-ba-num2) MAD 1, 046 + r.x+3 101 Kirbænum (kir-ba-num2) MAD 1, 057 5
Kirbænum (kir-ba-num2) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 296 8 of Ilak-nu››id Kirbænum (kir-ba-n[um2]) lu2.tug2 MAD 1, 326 ii11
Kirbænum (kir]-ba-num2) MAD 1, 326 r.iii4
Kirbænum (kir]-ba-num2) MAD 1, 335 r.21 Kiš-[…] (¿ki?-iš•-[x]) Tutub 38 r.iii1 Kiša-[…] (ki-sa-[…]) MAD 1, 130 x+iix+1 Kizala (ki-za-la) HMA 9-02622 ii26 Kizaza (ki-za-za) OAIC 17 r.12 Kuba-[…] (ku-b[a?...]) MAD 1, 106 3 Kubatum (ku-ba-tum) AIHA 4, 01 ii10 Kubutum (ku-¿bu•-[tum]) MAD 1, 003 iii9 Kubutum (ku-bu-tum) MAD 1, 053 x+iix+8 Kubutum (ku-bu-tum) MAD 1, 163 + ii6 165 Kuku (ku-¿ku•) HMA 9-02706 10 Kuku (ku-¿ku•) AIHA 4, 06 iv2 Kuku (ku-ku) AuOr 09, 8 a.5 Kuku (ku-ku) JCS 28, 227 rii4 Kuku (ku-ku) MAD 1, 140 x+2 Kuku (ku-ku) MAD 1, 163 + viii?13 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Kuku (ku-ku) MAD 1, 182 ii12 Kuku (ku-ku) MAD 1, 326 ii12 Kuku (ku-ku) MC 4, 50 r.15 Kuku (ku-ku) Tutub 37 16 Kuku (ku-ku) Tutub 61 r.13
Kullum (kul2-lum) AIHA 4, 02 ii12 Kulu (ku-lu) Owner (chief-clan) 0 5 of Ilulu (?) KuluÌa (ku-lu-Ìa) dam.gar3 Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 01 i2 of the not named
IR11 from Akkad Kurda (kur-da?) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 25 6
of the IR11 not named to whom goes the quota ana ŠE.BA Kurub-Annum ([ku-ru]-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) šº Ilul-Eštar (?) MAD 1, 001 4 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) šºt Dada MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+3 117 + 133 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) MAD 1, 023 x+4 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 273 4 of Iti-Dagan Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) šº Belibi MAD 1, 284 5 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) MAD 1, 293 2 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) MAD 1, 295 4 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) MAD 1, 330 6 Kurub-Annum (ku-ru-ub-DINGIR.DINGIR) MAD 1, 335 r.16
Kurub-Ilag (ku-ru-ub-i3-la- Tutub 36 r.18
La›arab (la-›a3-ra-ab) IR11 NIN-EDIN MAD 1, 163 + ix?29 165 La›arab (la-a2-ra-ab) OAIC 28 8 La›ebum (la-e-[bum?]) MAD 1, 018 r.x+10 La›ebum (la-e-bum) Šarrubi sal.balag.di MAD 1, 140 x+4 Name Father Profession Relations Reference La›ebum (la-e-bum) Father of Izamar- MAD 1, 163 + i26 Tišpak 165 La›ebum (la-e-bum) Father of the FLP 0061 i5 chantress Ummπ-†âb La›ebum (la-e-bum) FLP 0061 r.i5' Laba-[…] (la-ba-[x]) Tutub 39 x+8 Laba-[…] (la-ba-[x]) Tutub 63 5' Lababa (la-ba-[ba]) MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+8 010 Lababa (la-ba-ba) Tutub 60 1 Labibum (la-bi-bum) Tutub 08 21 LAGAB-ilum Aba AIHA 4, 07 iii10 (LAGAB-¿DINGIR•) LAGAB-ilum JCS 26, 006 19 (LAGAB-¿DINGIR•)
LAGAB-ilum dam.gar3 JCS 26, 006 3 (LAGAB-¿DINGIR•) LAGAB-ilum nar Tutub 11 ii3 (LAGAB-DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum engar Tutub 18 31 (LAGAB-DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum Tutub 19 iv10 (LAGAB-DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum Ilum-a‡ûm Tutub 21 1 (LAGAB-DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum Father of Ennana Tutub 62 9 (LAGAB-DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum Tutub 64 10 (LAGAB.DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum Father of Ilum-bænî Tutub 64 10 ([LAGAB]-DINGIR) LAGAB-ilum nar Tutub 64 2 (¿LAGAB•-DINGIR) Lagip ([la?]-gi-ip) MAD 1, 103 x+2 Lagip ([la?]-gi-ip) MAD 1, 179 7
Lagipum (la-gi3-pum) AIHA 4, 41 5
Lagipum (la-gi3-pum) AIHA 4, 42 6 Lala (la-la) MAD 1, 020 x+i2
Lali (la-li2) AIHA 4, 01 iv7 Lamastum (la-ma-as-tum) OAIC 24 x+4
Lame›u (la-me-u3) MAD 1, 163 + ii22
ki 165 Lamum (la-mu-um) AB+AŠ2.uru AIHA 4, 03 i4 Lamusa (la-mu-sa) AIHA 4, 04 ii2 Lamusa (la-mu-sa) MAD 1, 130 x+iiix+4 Lani (la-ni) OAIC 36 11 Lawibtum (la-wi-ib-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iv33 165 Lawibtum (la-wi-ip-tum) OAIC 33 ii28
Lawibtum (la2-wi-ip-tum) OAIC 50 6 Lawibum (la-wi-¿bum•) Tutub 12 r.x+22 Liblu† (li-ib-lu-ut) Tutub 11 i4 Liblu†-ni›aš Tutub 36 r.14
(li-ib-lu-u†-ni-a-aš2) Libûr (li-bur) šºt Tišpak-kºm OAIC 39 3 Libûr (li-bur) OAIC 48 1
Liburºm (li-bur-ri2-im) OAIC 30 5
Liburºm (li-pu3-ru-um) OAIC 49 6 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Lidæt-kîn (li-da-at-GI) Tutub 11 i7 Liku-x-x-uš (li-ku-x-x-uš) dub.sar (indicated only Tutub 36 4 with a mark) Lili (li-li) MAD 1, 163 + iii36 165 Lili (li-li) OAIC 17 4 Lilum (¿li•-[lum]) dub.sar (indicated only OAIC 23 1 with a mark) Lilum (li-[lum]) Tutub 01 iv4 Lilum (li-lum) dub.sar (indicated only šºt Inene Tutub 33 4 with a mark) Lilum (li-lum) Tutub 40 5 Limºm (li-mu-[um?]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 041 x+iix+6 of Alπ-aÌu ¿ Lina›a (li-[na]-›a3-x) [šu]. Îaÿ Tutub 36 r.13 ¿ • Lina›as (li- na -[as]) dam.gar3 Tutub 56 3 Lina›as (li-na-›as) sig-da-um Tutub 56 7 Linašam (li-na-ša-¿am•) sipad Tutub 11 i1
Lipit-ili (li-pi-it-i3-li2) nu.eš3 AIHA 4, 08 29 Liwwir ([li(?)]-wi-ir) JCS 28, 227 rii3 Lizakir (li-za-kir) maškim Tutub 37 22 Lubana (¿lu•-ba-[x]-na) OAIC 51 r.x+5
Lugal-ane (LUGAL-AN-NE2) RIME 6 2.01.04.07, ex. 01 LUGAL.ID (LUGAL.ID (sic)) Tutub 11 iii2
Lugalumuk (lu-ga-lu-mu-uk)
Lulu (lu-lu) dam.gar3 MAD 1, 335 6 ¿ ?• Lumedam (lu- me-dam ) dam.gar3 Tutub 05 iv1
Lumezi (lu-me-zi) Irºb-Ir3 (dam.gar3) AnOr 07, 372 r.iii6
Lumizi (lu-mi-zi) (dam.gar3) FLP 0066 65,ri1 ? Lumu ([lu ]-mu) (dam.gar3) MAD 1, 167 2
Lumu (lu-mu) (dam.gar3) MAD 1, 167 5
Luša (LU2.SA6) (dam.gar3) JCS 28, 227 i8 ? Luzim-[…] (lu-zi-im-[ ]) dam.gar3 JCS 26, 007 5'
Luzuzum (lu-zu-zum) dam.gar3 AIHA 4, 08 2
MæÌ (ma-aÌ) (dam.gar3) Tutub 38 ix+5
Ma-[…] (ma-[…]) (dam.gar3) MAD 1, 003 ivx+4
Mabalu-Dagan (dam.gar3) AIHA 4, 03 ii10 (ma-ba-lu-dDAGAN) Magaga (¿ma?•-ga-ga) AIHA 4, 04 i2 Magaga (ma-ga-ga) AIHA 4, 23 6 Magaga (ma-ga-ga) Father of Irēbum OIP 104, 043 + x+ix+7
(only MVN 3,65,ii4) MAD 1, 054 + 055 Magaga (ma-ga-ga) OIP 104, 044 x+3 Magaga (ma-ga-ga) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+6 Magaga (ma-ga-ga) Tutub 04 ix+6 Magirrum (ma-gir-ri-im) Qualified asDAM MAD 1, 176 5 Mala-i[…] (ma-la-i-[…]) MAD 1, 163 + v9 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Malidšu (ma-a-lid-su) Lumizi HMA 9-02622 ii24 Mama (ma-ma) AuOr 09, 4 13
Mama (ma-ma) šº eš2.gid2 MAD 1, 163 + iii15 165 Mama-[…] (ma?-ma-[…]) MAD 1, 115 2 Mama-a‡ûm (ma-ma-A.[ZU]) MAD 1, 077 x+2 Mama-a‡ûm MAD 1, 163 + ii35 (ma-ma-A.
Mama-šarrat Eštar-GAR3 MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+1 (ma-ma-[sa?]-ra-at) 010 Mama-šarrat Farther of Ilum-næ‡ir MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+4 (ma-ma-sa-ra-a
¿ • ¿ ?• 165 Maštum ( ma -aš2- tum ) MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+ix+3 010 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ¿ • Maštum (ma-aš2- tum ) MAD 1, 073 x+iix+1
Maštum (ma-aš2-tum) MAD 1, 096 x+ix+5 Maštum (maš-tum) OAIC 03 6 Maštum (maš-tum) OAIC 18 1 Maštum (maš-tum) OAIC 19 8 Mašum (¿ma•-šum) AIHA 4, 03 iv4 Mašum (ma-¿šum•) Father of Kuruba OIP 104, 044 x+iiix+3 and Tinina Mašum (ma-sum) MAD 1, 004 x+iix+10 Mašum (ma-šum) Belonging to (šº) MAD 1, 079 r.x+7 the clan of Dabšiga (written Tabsiga) Mašum (ma-šum) MAD 1, 096 x+ix+4 Mašum (ma-šum) MAD 1, 163 + i27 165 Mašum (ma-šum) MAD 1, 335 5 Mašum (ma-šum) maš.maš OAIC 03 5 Mašum (ma-šum) OAIC 06 5 Mašum (ma-šum) Rabî-ilum Brother of Tinina OAIC 10 4 Mašum (ma-šum) Rabî-ilum Brother of Kuruba OAIC 37 r.10
Mašum (ma-šum) mušen.du3 Tutub 02 i5 Mašum (¿ma•-šum) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 03 r.iv5' of Egi Mat-naÌum OAIC 33 iv57 (ma-at-na-Ìu-um) Maza-irza (ma-za-ir-za) FLP 0103 r.5 Me-[…] (me-[…]) Maštum MAD 1, 005 + x+iiix+5 117 + 133 Me-[…] (me?-[…]) Father of Mašum MAD 1, 022 x+7 Me-Ìuršænum (ME.ÎUR.SAG) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 06 iv9 of the slave girl Dar›etum Me-Nisaba (ME.dNISABA) AIHA 4, 01 ii16 Me›ammi (me-am-mi) Probably slave girl Tutub 01 iii6
(GEME2) of Ibbubu Me›ammi (me-am?-mi?) MAD 1, 061 r.x+ix+3
Me›uša (me-u3-[sa]) OAIC 18 2
Me›uša (me-u3-sa) Inium OAIC 19 6 MeÌatum (me-Ìa-tum) Father of Ikûnum HMA 9-02706 11 Meal (me-al?) ugula uru Tutub 12 x+2 Megir-Annum nu.banda MAD 1, 296 r.10 (me-gir-DINGIR.DINGIR) Meme ([me]-me) AIHA 4, 01 ii13 Meme (me-me) OIP 104, 043 + r.x+ix+2 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Meme (me-me) Bêlπ-GUR7 MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+13 010 Meme (me-me) Father of Warad- MAD 1, 276 r.x+6 Tutu Meme (me-me) Šir›ešina FLP 0066 i6 Meme (me-me) Father of Šº-dûrπ FLP 0103 2 Meme (me-me) Tutub 19 iii4 Mēnæmu (me-na-a-mu) MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+9 010 Mēranum (me-ra-num2) Tutub 11 iii1 Mêrtum-Gaga MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+8 (me?-ir?-tum-ga-ga) 010 Mes-zi (mes-zi) Tutub 12 x+1 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Mešum (me-šum) Tutub 02 i16 Mezi-[…] (me?-zi?-[…]) MAD 1, 135 x+6 Mi-[…] (mi-[…]) ugula uru MAD 1, 163 + v15 165 Milašu (MI-la-su) Probaby the wife of MAD 1, 326 ii10 Talπm Milulu (mi-lu-lu) Tutub 51 x+3 Miluša (¿mi-lu?•-sa) MAD 1, 003 ii5 Miluša (mi-lu-sa) MAD 1, 079 x+2 Miluša (mi-lu-sa) MAD 1, 163 + iv24 165 Mimmaša (mim-¿ma•-[sa?]) MAD 1, 053 x+iix+1 Mimmaša (mim-ma-sa) MAD 1, 163 + iii5 165 Mimmaša (mim-ma-sa) OAIC 37 5 Misi-[…] (mi-s[i?-…]) MAD 1, 163 + vii40 165 Mitukli (mi-tu-uk-¿li•) JCS 26, 007 4' ¿ • Mu-[…] ( mu -[…]) di.ku5 Tutub 28 r.16
Mu-[…] (mu-[x (x)]) pa.rim4 = maškim Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 37 r.13 of Ilπ-dan
Mubum-balik šu Gugu the PA.RIM4 Tutub 16 12 (mu-bum-ba-lik) ki Mûda-Sîn šu AB+AŠ3 uru Tutub 01 iii12 (¿GAL.ZU-d•EN.[ZU?]) Mûda›um (¿GAL•.ZU) Enium AIHA 4, 01 iii17 Mûda›um (¿GAL•.ZU) Father of Edada AIHA 4, 19 6 Mûda›um (GAL.¿ZU•) Father of Adam›u MAD 1, 086 ix+4 Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) Šubae MAD 1, 098 x+3
Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) Ilum-GAR3 MAD 1, 135 r.x+2 Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) Father of Al-ilπ MAD 1, 169 ii9 Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) Father of Ikûnum MAD 1, 169 iiI11
Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) IR11 of Innin MAD 1, 289 3 Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) uÌ.me MAD 1, 297 8 Mûda›um (GAL.ZU) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 02 iii11'
of the slave (IR11) Zuzu Mûda›um (¿GAL•.ZU) Pû-ilπ Tutub 34 4 Muluštum (mu-lu-uš-tum) MAD 1, 096 x+ix+1 Mulušum (mu-lu-¿sum•) Tutub 38 ix+8 Mumu ([mu?]-mu) Ime-Durul Father of Ilum-næ‡ir AIHA 4, 03 iii15 Mumu (mu-[mu]) AuOr 09, 6 a.2 Mumu (mu-¿mu•) Pû-Mêr Grandson of Ime- MAD 1, 002 vx+7 Durul
Mumu (mu-mu) Imtalik lu2.munx LU2.MUNx ši MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+4 Šunakpum 117 + 133 Mumu (mu-mu) Master of Dûdu MAD 1, 016 ix+1 Mumu (mu-mu) Father of Pû-Mêr, MAD 1, 072 r.x+1 grandfather of Ilum- næ‡ir Mumu (mu-mu) MAD 1, 086 iiix+2 Mumu (mu-mu) MAD 1, 097 x+iix+3 Mumu (mu-mu) MAD 1, 130 x+iix+2 Mumu (mu-mu) Allum MAD 1, 138 x+iix+7 Mumu (mu-mu) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 142 x+ii2
of the IR11 Bêlπ- andullπ; his master is Elametum Name Father Profession Relations Reference Mumu (mu-mu) ib MAD 1, 320 8 Mumu (mu-mu) FLP 0103 7 Mumu (mu-mu) Tutub 09 4 Mumu (mu-mu) Father of Šº-Nana Tutub 34 r.12 Mumu (mu-mu) Father of Zeze Tutub 55 5 MunaÌatum (mu-na-Ìa?-tum) Master of Zeze, the MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+7 “maltster” 010 ¿ • Murukum ( mu -ru-kum) nagar IR11 Dûdu ši Tutub 01 i3 Elametum
Muštum (mu-uš-tim) IR11 of Ginºšam AIHA 4, 28 4 Muštum (mu-uš-tum) Master of Šummaša MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+iix+3 010 Mututu (mu-tu-tu) OAIC 01 r.10
Næ‡ir-ilπ (na-zi-ir-i3-li2) OAIC 06 r.9 Nºrum (nu-ru-um) MAD 1, 146 2 Nºrum (nu-ru-um) MAD 1, 320 3 Na-[…] (na?-[…]) MAD 1, 187 iii24
NaÌšeše (na-aÌ-se11-se11) MAD 1, 087 + x+ir.x+5 118 NabaÌa (na-ba-Ìa) AIHA 4, 08 11 Nabalum (na-ba-lum) AIHA 4, 03 i2 Nabanum (na-ba-NI-im) MAD 1, 016 r.x+i2
Nabi-UL3-maš Tutub 65 r.11
(na-bi2-UL3-maš) ¿ • Nabi›um (na- bi2 -um) Father of Ilum-quræd OIP 104, 042 x+ivx+7 ¿ • Nabi›um ([na]- bi 2-um) Bêlπ-dati mušen.du3 MAD 1, 041 x+ii2
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) pa.te.si MAD 1, 046 + x+4
¿ • 101 Nabi›um (na-bi2- um ) MAD 1, 053 x+iix+3 ¿ • Nabi›um (na-bi2- um ) MAD 1, 163 + ii1
¿ • 165 Nabi›um (na-bi2- um ) gal.uku3 MAD 1, 163 + ix?1
¿ • 165 Nabi›um (na-bi2- um ) MAD 1, 163 + viii?34 165 Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) ugula MAD 1, 321 r.x+7
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Bubu MAD 1, 334 3
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Father of EDIN OAIC 07 r.21 ? Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Pûpu ši UR.UR (slave ) OAIC 07 r.25 ? Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Master (father ) of OAIC 33 iii49 Atie
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) OAIC 36 2
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Father of Idºr-kîn OAIC 36 7
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Šº-Mama OAIC 36 r.27
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) ma2.laÌ4 OAIC 45 r.10
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) Father of En-[…] Tutub 03 i10
Nabi›um (na-bi2-um) mušen.du3 Tutub 32 r.10 Namræza (nam-ra-za) nagar Man of Warad- AnOr 07, 372 iv9 Tišpak Nana (na-na) Master of Ilum-rē›î, AIHA 4, 06 iv13 the NAGAR Nana (na-na) MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+6 Nana (na-na) urudu.x MAD 1, 163 + ii23 165 Nana (na-na) MAD 1, 163 + ii27 165 Nana (na-na) u3 AB+AŠ2-bu-zu MAD 1, 163 + iii28 165 Nanari (na-na-ri) Witness of Ginºnu? MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+iix+1 010 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Nani (na-ni) AIHA 4, 02 iii1 Nani (na-ni) MAD 1, 322 r.17 Nanili (na?-ni-li?) MAD 1, 135 x+4 Nanum (na-num) OAIC 29 3
Nanum (na-num2) pa.te.si Tutub 14 8
Napatum (na-pa2-tim) Father of a girl AIHA 4, 18 3 (DUMU.SAL) Naræm-Sîn 0 1 (¿dna•-ra-am-[dEN.ZU]) Naræm-Sîn JCS 28, 227 rii9 ([d]¿na•-ra-am-[d]¿EN•.[ZU]) Naræm-Sîn 0 9 ([dna-ra-am]-¿d•EN.ZU) Naræm-Sîn Tutub 23 r.17 (dna-¿ra•-[am]-¿d•EN.ZU) Naræm-Sîn Tutub 46 r.iv2 (dna-ra-am-[dEN].¿ZU•) Naræm-Sîn Husband of the Tutub 50 x+1 (dna-ra-am-dEN.ZU) women quoted at the first line (as DAM, witness) Naræm-Sîn Tutub 65 2 (dna-ra-am-dEN.ZU)
Naræmtum (na-ra-am-tum) IR11 of Ša›amiš, AIHA 4, 01 vii13 witness of the fact Naræmtum (na-ra-am-tum) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 07 iii5
of the slave DUN.U2 Našub (na-šub) dam.gar3 HMA 9-02706 9 Našum (na-šu-[um?]) sipa udu FLP 0061 ii2'
NazÌa (na-az-Ìa) tug2 Tutub 54 3 Nazrum (na-az-ru-um) ud.ka.bar MAD 1, 271 2 Ni-[…] (ni-[…]) MAD 1, 139 x+9 Ni-[…]-ri (NI•-x-x-xri) Tutub 03 r.iv3' Nidar-[…] (ni?-dar-[…]) Tutub 04 iix+1 Nigi (NI-gi) AIHA 4, 09 19 Nilalu-[…] (NI-la-l[u -x]) Tutub 03 r.iii7' NIN-EDIN (dNIN-EDIN) MAD 1, 336 r.15 d NIN.d.EN.LIL2.LE (NIN. EN. AIHA 4, 03 i13
LIL2.LE) Ninlil-iškin (nin-LIL2-iš-gi-in) OAIC 33 iii48 Ninnin (nin-nin) MAD 1, 163 + i22 165 Ninnin (nin-nin) MAD 1, 271 3 Ninu (ni-nu) MAD 1, 110 3 ¿ • Nišenišu (ni-se11-e- ni -[su]) MAD 1, 079 r.x+6
Nišenišu (ni-se11-e-ni-s[a/u]) MAD 1, 163 + vi?13 165 Nišenišu (ni-se11-e-ni-su) MAD 1, 163 + x?8 165 Nišenišu (ni-se11-e-ni-su) MAD 1, 267 2
Nišenišu (ni-se11-e-ni-su) MAD 1, 268 5 Nizaza (NI-za-za) MAD 4, 008 3 Nizrum (ni-iz-ru-um) ugula.[…] AIHA 4, 03 i5 Nizrum (ni-iz-ru-um) MAD 1, 100 x+5 Nizrum (ni-iz-ru-um) FLP 0061 r.ii7 Nu-[…] (nu-[…]) MAD 1, 321 x+1
Nu››id-Ilak (nu-id-i3-la-ag) Tutub 01 iii16
Nu››id-Ilak (nu-id-i3-la-ak) Tutub 03 ii8 d¿ • Nu››id-Ilak (nu-i i3 -[la-ag]) Tutub 30 5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Nu›um (nu-um) […]-na-bi2 OAIC 13 5 Nunitum (nu-ni-¿tum?•) MAD 1, 009 x+iix+3 Nunitum (nu-ni-¿tum•) MAD 1, 298 r.11 Nunitum (nu-ni-tum) MAD 1, 326 r.iii15 Nunitum (nu-ni-tum) MAD 4, 004 6 PA.PA (PA.PA) sanga MAD 1, 041 x+ii9
PA.PA (PA 4.PA 4) MAD 1, 163 + ii25 165 PaliÌ-ilum (TE.NA-¿DINGIR•) MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+6 010 PaliÌ-ilum (TE.NA-DINGIR) MAD 1, 012 x+iix+1 PaliÌ-ilum (TE.NA-DINGIR) OAIC 18 r.17 Pan-ki-um (pan-ki-um) 0 r.ii1 ¿ ?• ? PirÌæšum (pir6- Ìa -[šum ]) MAD 1, 296 4
PirÌæšum (pir6-Ìa-šum) Tutub 19 iv15
PirÌæšum (pir6-Ìa-šum) Tutub 32 r.7 ¿ • Pû-[…] ( pu3 -[x]-x-[x (x)]) Tutub 02 ii19 ¿ • Pû-[…] ( pu3 -[x (x)]) [ugula …] Tutub 37 27
Pû-[…] (pu3-[x (x)]) Tutub 64 4 ¿ • Pû-bêlπ ( KA -be-li2) OAIC 25 r.7 Pû-Daban (KA-da-ba-an) MAD 1, 163 + viii?40
d 165 Pû-Enlil (pu3- AB) MAD 1, 182 i4 d Pû-Enlil (pu3- AB) MAD 1, 182 ii11 ki Pû-esag (pu3-e-sa-ag) AB+AŠ3 uru AIHA 4, 13 8 ¿ ? • Pû-ilπ ( pu -u2 -i3-li2) šu.i AIHA 4, 02 i,6
Pû-ilπ (pu3-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 02 iii,15
Pû-ilπ (pu3-DINGIR) AIHA 4, 08 6 ¿ • Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3- li2 ) Wife (SAL) of AuOr 09, 6 a.4 Šu›atum
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) Husband of Dada OIP 104, 043 + ix+11 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+3
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) MAD 1, 152 r.6
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) MAD 1, 335 r.19
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) MAD 4, 003 5
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) MAD 4, 007 2
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-li2) FLP 0066 ii3
Pû-ilπ (pu3-i3-lum) OAIC 08 1 ? ki Pû-ilπ (pu3 -i3-li) AB+AŠ3 uru Tutub 11 ii6 d Pû-IšÌara (pu3- iš-Ìa-ra) maš2.pa.al.te MAD 1, 033 x+3
Pû-kaspim (pu3-KU3.BABBAR) AIHA 4, 01 v7
Pû-kaspim (pu3-KU3.BABBAR) AIHA 4, 01 v9 Pû-Mama (KA-ma-ma) OAIC 25 1 Pû-Mêr (dKA-
Pugani ([pu3]-ga-ni) Unknown relation Tutub 08 6 with Pû-bêlπ
Pumauz (pu3-ma-uz3) MAD 1, 288 2
Pûpu (pu3-pu3) AuOr 09, 8 a.3
Pûpu (pu3-pu3) OIP 104, 042 x+ivx+5
Pûpu (pu3-pu3) MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+6 117 + 133 Pûpu (pu3-pu3) MAD 1, 041 x+ii16
Pûpu (pu3-pu3) MAD 1, 086 iix+2
Pûpu (pu3-pu3) MAD 1, 163 + vii37 165 Pûpu (pu3-pu3) MAD 1, 163 + viii?14 165 Pûpu (pu3-pu3) MAD 1, 163 + viii?7 165 Pûpu (pu3-pu3) OAIC 12 4
Pûpu (pu3-pu3) Tutub 38 r.iii19
Puš[…] (pu3-uš-[…]) MAD 1, 130 x+iiix+5
Pûša-kîn (pu3-sa-GI) Brother of MAD 4, 005 r.5 Kaspuša (?)
Puz[ur-x-x] (PU3.[ŠA-x-x]) AIHA 4, 06 ii2
Pûzaza (pu3-za-za) MAD 1, 319 r.19 ¿ • Puzruru ( pu3 -uz-ru-ru) Tutub 01 iv7
Pûzruša (pu3-uz-[ru-sa]) Šubarijum MAD 1, 106 2
Pûzruša (pu3-uz-ru-sa) Father of Kalbum MAD 1, 163 + i32
¿ •? 165 Pûzu-†âb ( pu3 -‡u2-DU10) AuOr 09, 8 a.6
Pûzu-†âb (pu3-‡u2-DU10) AuOr 09, 8 a.9
Pûzu-†âb (pu3-‡u2-DU10) Zinanum MAD 1, 163 + ii40 165 Pûzu-†âb (pu3-‡u2-DU10) Father of Nanum FLP 0103 12
Pûzu-†âb (pu3-‡u2-DU10) Tutub 62 10 d Pûzu-ID2 (pu3-‡u2- ID2) Qualified asŠEŠ .SAL Tutub 11 i6 of Liburrum (see
OAIC, p.264 for this term) ¿ • ¿ • Pûzu-kîn ( pu3 -‡u2- GI ) Related to Abibi, his AIHA 4, 01 iii14 ŠEŠ.SAL (see OAIC,
? ¿ ?• p.264 for this term) Pûzu-kîn ([pu3 ]- ‡u2 -GI) Related to Alili, her AIHA 4, 14 13 ŠEŠ.SAL (see OAIC,
¿ • p.264 for this term) Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2- GI ) MAD 1, 322 r.16
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2-GI) MAD 1, 326 r.iv2
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2-GI) MAD 1, 334 3
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2-GI) Related to Izaza, his Tutub 01 iv11 ŠEŠ.SAL (see OAIC,
p.264 for this term)
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2-GI) kulu›um Tutub 01 iv8
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2-GI) kulu›um Tutub 03 r.iii6'
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-‡u2-GI) Tutub 04 iix+4
Pûzu-kîn (pu3-su2-GI) kulu›um Tutub 09 3
Pûzu-li (pu3-‡u2-li2) MAD 1, 040 3 ¿ • Puzur-[…] (PU3. ŠA -[ …]) AIHA 4, 06 ii2 ¿ • Puzur-[…] (PU3. ŠA -[ …]) MAD 1, 034 5
Puzur-[…] (PU3.ŠA-[…]) OrNS 51, 355 1 ,r.iii5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Puzur-[…] (PU3.ŠA-[…]) Tutub 02 iii5'
Puzur-[…] (PU3.ŠA-[x-x]) Tutub 28 r.14 ¿ • Puzur-[…] (PU3.ŠA- … ) MAD 1, 061 x+ix+1
Puzur-ÎAL (PU3.ŠA-ÎAL) AIHA 4, 43 2 d Puzur-Abi (PU3.ŠA- a-bi) MAD 1, 319 14 d Puzur-Abi (PU3.ŠA- a-bi) MAD 1, 320 6 Puzur-Bariš AIHA 4, 06 iii1 d (PU3.ŠA- ba-ri2-išx)
Puzur-Ea (PU3.ŠA-E2-a) MAD 1, 326 i10 ¿ • d Puzur-Enlil (PU3. ŠA - AB) Tutub 03 i9
Puzur-Erra (PU3.ŠA-ir3-ra) MAD 1, 183 12
Puzur-Eštar (PU3.ŠA-eš4-tar2) AIHA 4, 02 i12
Puzur-Eštar (PU3.ŠA-eš4-tar2) tur AIHA 4, 33 5
Puzur-Eštar (PUZUR4-eš4-tar2) MAD 1, 332 2 d Puzur-ÌD (PU3.ŠA- ID2) Tutub 32 10 d Puzur-Ištaran (PU3.ŠA- KA.DI) AIHA 4, 28 3
Puzur-Kiš (PU3.ŠA-KEŠ3.KI) AnOr 07, 372 a.i5'
Puzur-Kiš (PU3.ŠA-KEŠ3) Tutub 32 r.8
Puzur-Lulu (PU3.ŠA-lu-lu) Tutub 01 i7 Puzur-Mama MAD 1, 005 + r.x+1 ¿ • ( PU3.ŠA-ma -[ma]) 117 + 133 Puzur-Mama […]-tum MAD 1, 016 r.x+i1 ? ? (PU3.ŠA-[ma -ma ])
Puzur-Mama sal.lu2.tug2 MAD 1, 056 + r.x+iix+2
(PU3.ŠA-ma-[ma]) 063 Puzur-Mama MAD 1, 079 x+1 ¿ • (PU3.ŠA-ma- ma )
Puzur-Mama (PU3.ŠA-ma-ma) MAD 1, 116 x+ix+8
Puzur-Mama (PU3.ŠA-ma-ma) MAD 1, 163 + ii18 165 Puzur-Mama (PU3.ŠA-ma-ma) MAD 1, 163 + viii?11 165 Puzur-Mama (PU3.ŠA-ma-ma) MAD 1, 314 4
Puzur-Mama (PU3.ŠA-ma-ma) […]-tum Tutub 02 ii12 Puzur-Mama Tutub 02 ii18 ¿ • (PU3.ŠA-ma- ma ) Puzur-Mama Tutub 62 r.1'
([PU3].ŠA-ma-ma) d Puzur-Pa (PU3.ŠA- PA) AIHA 4, 06 iv3 Puzur-Šamuš Tutub 05 iii3 ¿ • ([PU3]. ŠA -sa-mu-us) Puzur-Šamuš […]-tum Tutub 18 10 d ¿ • ? (PU3.ŠA- sa- mu -[uš ]) Puzur-Šamuš Tutub 59 14 d (PU3.ŠA- sa-mu-uš) d Puzur-Sîn (PU3.ŠA- EN.ZU) AIHA 4, 41 6 d Puzur-Sîn (PU3.ŠA- EN.ZU) AIHA 4, 41 9 Puzur-Sukkal AIHA 4, 09 9 d (PU3.ŠA- SUKKAL)
Puzur-utla (PU3-ŠA-ut-la) AIHA 4, 06 i6
Puzur-utla (PU3.ŠA-ut-la) AIHA 4, 09 5
PUZUR4.E2.SI (PUZUR4.E2.SI) AIHA 4, 01 i16 ¿ • ? Puzur‡u ( PU3 .ŠA-[ZU ]) Tutub 18 r.38
Puzur‡u (PU3.ŠA-ZU) Tutub 38 ii6'' ¿ • Puzur‡u (PU3.ŠA-ZU) ugula nagar Father of I‡‡ur-pašu Tutub 38 r.iii14
Puzur‡u-†âb (PU3.ŠA-SU-DU10) AMA.TU FLP 0027 2 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ¿ • Puzurrum ( PU3 .ŠA-ru-um) AIHA 4, 02 i9
Puzurrum ([PU3].ŠA-ru-um) ? AIHA 4, 02 iv2 ¿ • Puzurrum ( PU3 .ŠA-ru-um) Father of Bêlπ AIHA 4, 03 i6 ¿ • Puzurrum ( PU3 .ŠA-ru-um) AIHA 4, 07 iii15 Puzurrum MAD 1, 002 vix+7 ? ¿ ?• ? (PU3 .ŠA- ru -[um ]) ¿ • Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-[ru]- um ) MAD 1, 002 vx+4 ¿ • Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA- ru -[um]) Bubu MAD 1, 004 x+iix+1 ¿ • Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru- um ) MAD 1, 005 + x+iiix+2
¿ • 117 + 133 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru- um ) MAD 1, 005 + x+ivx+1
¿ • 117 + 133 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru- um ) MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+7 117 + 133 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 029 r.x+1
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+9
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 046 + r.x+7 101 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) ašgab MAD 1, 046 + x+2
? 101 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) Father ( ) of Tata MAD 1, 057 r.x+9
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 086 v10
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 097 x+iix+1
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 100 x+6
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) Bubu MAD 1, 138 x+iix+5
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 163 + ix?5 165 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 163 + viii?35 165 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 163 + x?20 165 Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 285 r.6
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) ašgab MAD 1, 289 6
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 301 r.6
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 319 r.22
Puzurrum (PU3.ŠA-ru-um) MAD 1, 326 r.iii14
Puzurrum (PU3].ŠA-ru-um) Išbu›a Tutub 05 ii2'
Puzurrum (PUZUR4-ru-um) simug Father of EDIN Tutub 05 iv3
Puzuzu (KA-‡u2-‡u2) Dakaka MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+8 117 + 133 Puzuzu (KA-‡u2-‡u2) MAD 1, 267 4
Puzuzu (pu3-‡u2-‡u2) MAD 1, 299 3 ? Puzuzu (pu3-‡u2-‡u2) Father ( ) of Ilul-Irra MAD 1, 335 12
Puzuzu (pu3-zu-zu) MC 4, 51 ii2' ? Puzuzu (pu3-zu-zu) Father ( ) of Idarak Tutub 18 8
Puzuzu (pu3-zu-zu) Tutub 19 i8
Puzuzu (pu3-zu-zu) Tutub 37 4 ? ? Puzuzu (pu3 -zu -zu) Um-[…] Tutub 37 5
Qæštu-BAL (qa2-as-du2-BAL) Tutub 02 ii14 ¿ • Qæštu-BAL (qa2-as-du2- BAL ) Tutub 60 r.10 d Qabi-Sîn (qa2-bi2- EN.ZU) Tutub 57 1 d • Qabi-Sîn (qa2-bi2- EN.ZU ) Tutub 59 9 ? Qabium (qa2-bi2-[um ]) mušen.[du3] Tutub 03 r.iii3'
Qagæsu (qa2-ga2-a-su2) AIHA 4, 14 12
Qarada (qa2-ra-da) AIHA 4, 10 ii3
Qarada (qa2-ra-da) AIHA 4, 18 6
Qarium (qa2-ri2-um) AIHA 4, 06 iv6
Qurrudum (qu2-ru-dum) AIHA 4, 08 15 Rπbatum (ri-ba-¿tum?•) JCS 26, 006 11 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Rπbatum (ri-ba-tum) Ibibi, SAG. MAD 1, 081 x+5
ZUG7 Rπbatum (ri-ba-tum) MAD 1, 096 x+ix+6
Rπbatum (ri2-ba-tum) MAD 1, 290 7 ? Rπm-[…] (ri -im-[…]) sag.zu[g7] Father of Ilulu Tutub 26 5 Rπmama (¿ri?•-ma-¿ma•) Tutub 51 r.4 ¿ • Rπmuš ( ri2 -[mu-uš2]) 0 3
Rπmuš (ri2-mu-uš2) 0 3 Ra-[…] (ra-[…]) MAD 1, 020 r.x+ix+5
Ra›u (ra-u3) AIHA 4, 01 iii18 Ra›umtum (ra-um-tum) MAD 1, 163 + v5 165 Rabâtum (ra-ba-tum) Išma-ilum MAD 1, 040 2 ¿ • Rabî-[…] (ra- bi2 -x-[x]) Father of Tašmatum Tutub 36 r.19
Rabî-ilum (ra-bi2-DINGIR) Bazigi OAIC 02 r.13 Rabum-garæš (ra-bum-ga-ra- (Šº-bêlπ) JCS 28, 227 r.i1 ¿ • AŠ2 ) Rapšum (ra-ap-šum) Father of Enn-ilπ MAD 1, 163 + vii?10 165 Rašubatum (ra-šu2-ba-tim) Zaza AIHA 4, 04 i7
Rē›î-šin (SIPA-si-in) sal.uku3 Tutub 04 r.iii5 ¿ • Rē›îtum (ri- i3 -tum) dub.sar OAIC 06 4
Rē›îtum (SIPA-i3-tum) (Išma-ilum) OAIC 10 3 Rē›îtum (SIPA!-tum) Father of AÌi-†âb OAIC 30 r.10
Rigmum ([ri2]-ig-mu-um) Father of Ummπ-[…] AIHA 4, 02 ii2 ¿ • ¿ • Rigmum ( ri2 -[ig-mu]- um ) Šº-Antum MAD 1, 317 i3
Rigmum (ri2-ig-
¿ • recipient of the silver Rigmum (ri2-ig-mu- um ) Šº-bêlπ Tutub 17 r.17
Rigmum (ri2-ig-mu-um) Father of Ummπ- Tutub 18 r.37 Eštar, recipient of the silver Rigmum (ri2-ig-mu-um) Puzur-[…] Tutub 28 4 ? Rigmum (ri2-ig-mu-um) Ga-œbu( ) Tutub 28 r.11 Ÿ-[…] Rigmum (ri2-ig-mu-um) Father of Takratu Tutub 48 iii5'
Rigmuš-alšu (ri2-ig-mu-uš-al- Dæda JCS 28, 227 i12 su) Rubâtum (ru-ba-¿tum•) Eza MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+10 010 Rubâtum (ru-ba-tum) Father of Dæbaba MAD 1, 056 + r.x+ix+2 063 Rubâtum (ru-ba-tum) Kπmanie FLP 0079 r.1 Šæt-be-ilum (¿ša•-at-be- Father of Murukum OIP 104, 044 x+iix+1 DINGIR) Šæt-be-ilum (ša-¿at•-be- Father of Šalim-aÌu MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+4 DINGIR) 117 + 133 Šæt-be-ilum MAD 1, 046 + x+7 (ša-¿at•-[be]-¿DINGIR•) 101 Šæt-be-ilum Father of Îuzuza OAIC 14 5 (ša-at-[be-DINGIR]) Šæt-be-ilum Igisi Tutub 08 16 (ša-at-be-[DINGIR]) Šæt-be-ilum Zuzu Tutub 11 iii7 (ša-at-be-DINGIR) Šæt-be-ilum Father of Ibni-ilum Tutub 48 iv6' (sa-at-¿be•?-DINGIR) Šæt-Ma-[x] BALAG.DI MAD 1, 018 6 (ša-at-ma-x-an-[x]) ¿ • Šæt-mar ( ša4 -at-mar) Father of Dæbaba FLP 0103 r.11 Šæt-Tišpak (ša-at-dTIŠPAK) Izina MAD 1, 018 4 Šæt-Tišpak (ša-at-dTIŠPAK) Father of Puzur-Lulu MAD 1, 018 r.x+5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Šº-[…] (¿šu•-[x (x x)]) šu.i MAD 1, 139 x+2 Šº-[…] (šu-[…]) Father of Sπn-dan Tutub 48 ii6 Šº-[…] (šu-[x]) šu.i Tutub 50 10 Šº-[…] (šu?-[…]) Baluzu MAD 1, 181 ii8 Šº-[…]-rum Father of Gulzaza MAD 1, 099 r.x+7 ¿ ?• (su4-[…]- ru -um) Šº-Abarakkum (šu-dAGRIG) Sîn-lum MAD 1, 146 1 Šº-Antum ([šu?]-AN-tum) Father of Ilum-šar AIHA 4, 01 vii10 Šº-Antum (šu-AN-¿tum•) Father of Kuruda AIHA 4, 07 iii2 Šº-Antum (šu-AN-tum) Father of Šº-ilπšu MAD 1, 071 x+4 Šº-Antum (šu-AN-tum) Father of Kuruda MAD 1, 317 r.iv3 Šº-Antum (šu-AN-tum) Ilum-a-[x] MAD 1, 324 ii1 Šº-Antum (šu-AN-tum) Šamum OrNS 51, 355 1 ii11
Šº-Aštar (šu-[aš-tar2]) Ilak-kurub Tutub 33 5 ¿ • Šº-Aštar (šu-aš- tar2 ) Father of Zuzu Tutub 40 6
Šº-Aštar (šu-aš-tar2) Izilum Tutub 48 iii6' Šº-bêlπ (šu-BE) Father of Ilulu MAD 1, 001 2
Šº-bêlπ (su-EN-li2) Father of Mûda-Sîn MAD 1, 004 x+iiix+8 ? Šº-bêlπ (su4-be-[li2]) Ilulu ( ) MAD 1, 084 r.x+6
Šº-bêlπ (su4-be-li2) MAD 1, 100 x+10
Šº-bêlπ (su4-be-li2) Iqbi-ilum MAD 1, 130 x+iiix+2
Šº-bêlπ (su4-be-li2) Ilul-IšÌara OAIC 53 r.12 ¿ • Šº-bêlπ (su4- be -li2) Ilum-a‡ûm OrNS 51, 355 1 i8
Šº-dûrπ (šu-BAD3) Father of Gali-Sîn OAIC 04 r.8 ¿ • Šº-Durul ( šu -tur2-ul3) Sîn-[…] 0 ¿ • Šº-Durul (šu-DUR- ul3 ) Ilum-muda MC 4, 51 ii5'
Šº-Durul (šu-dur-ul3) Father of Šº-Eštar Tutub 02 i11
Šº-Durul (šu-dur-ul3) Father of Sîn-rē›î Tutub 12 x+12
Šº-Ea (šu-e3-a) Bibi Tutub 02 iii3' ¿ • Šº-Ea (šu-e3- a ) Me›ammi Tutub 05 i3' ¿ • Šº-Eštar ( šu -eš4-dar) Father of Pûzu-kîn AnOr 07, 372 a.i10' ? Šº-Eštar ([šu]-eš4-dar) ŠU.LA2-um ( ) AIHA 4, 01 iv14 ¿ ?• Šº-Eštar ( šu -eš4-dar) Father of Lilum AIHA 4, 01 iv5
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-[dar]) Belulu AIHA 4, 02 i14
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Father of Ilšu-dan AIHA 4, 14 2
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Puzruru AIHA 4, 41 4
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Še›a AIHA 4, 42 2
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Father of Ibni-ilum MAD 1, 072 3
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Father of Zuzu MAD 1, 087 + x+ix+1 118 Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Father of Ire›um MAD 1, 136 x+4
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) Father of Ilum-[…] MAD 1, 138 x+iix+3
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-dar) ugula MAD 1, 142 x+ii5
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Belulu MAD 1, 317 i6
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Ilum-ama MAD 1, 324 i4
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Father of Imi-ilum MC 4, 51 i1'
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Father of Dæbaba OAIC 33 iii45
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Ilum-rē›î Tutub 01 iii1
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Brother of Ilum-alsu Tutub 19 iii15
Šº-Eštar (šu-eš4-tar2) Brother of Ilum-aÌa Tutub 34 5
Šº-ilπ (šu-i3-li2) Father of Nu››id- OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iv4 Ilak
Šº-ilπšu (Ìu-i3-li2-[su]) Idâ-ilum MAD 1, 031 x+4
Šº-ilπšu (šu-[i3]-li2-su) Bagar MAD 1, 126 x+2 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ? Šº-ilπšu (šu-[i3 ]-li2-[su]) Father of Zuzu MAD 1, 145 x+4 ¿ • ? Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3- li2 -[su ]) Ibbubu MAD 1, 169 ii7 ¿ • Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3- li2 -[s]u) Father of Mašum MAD 1, 179 r.14 ¿ ?• ? Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3- li2 -[su ]) Pu-[…] MAD 1, 183 10
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-[su]) Father of Ilšu-dan MAD 1, 280 r.10
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-[su]) MAD 1, 307 2
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-[su]) Father of Šº-Mama MAD 1, 308 4 ¿ • Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2- su ) Mešum MAD 1, 323 6 ¿ • Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2- su ) AÌu-damiq MAD 1, 329b 2 ¿ • Šº-ilπšu (su-i3-li2- su ) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 332 6 (?) of Dæbaba
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Qæštu-BAL OAIC 17 6
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Mûda›um OAIC 27 5
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) ugula Tutub 01 ii15
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Father of Šitiba Tutub 03 i7
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Puzur-Mama Tutub 03 ii5
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) tur-ra ši anše Tutub 05 iv4
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Father of Ilum-bænî Tutub 05 iv9
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Father of Šº-Durul Tutub 08 23
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Ištutu Tutub 09 6
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Father of Ilšu-aÌa Tutub 11 iv1
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Father of Puzur- Tutub 12 r.x+18
Mama (l.ii18)
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Uznanum Tutub 17 r.18
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Father of Itur-Sîn Tutub 19 iv19
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Tutub 35 6
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Tutub 35 r.10
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Tutub 38 r.iii17
Šº-ilπšu (šu-i3-li2-su) Baby or servant Tutub 38 r.iv6 (TUR-ru) of Šumarak Šº-ilπšu ([šu-i3-li2]-su) Tutub 39 x+7 Šº-IšÌara (¿šu•-iš-¿Ìa-ra•) Father of Ilum-muda MAD 1, 006 x+i,1 Šº-IšÌara (šu-diš-Ìa-ra) Idlul-ilum MAD 1, 303 r.8 Šº-IšÌara (šu-diš-Ìa-ra) Father of Dæbaba MAD 1, 329a r.x+2
(l.iii2›) Šº-Malik (šu-dma-lik) Idâ-Sîn Servant (TUR-ra) of Tutub 33 9 Puzur-[…] Šº-Mama ([šu]-ma-ma) Father of Puzur- AnOr 07, 372 ii12' Enlil Šº-Mama ([šu]-ma-ma) Ganitum AIHA 4, 08 8 Šº-Mama (¿šu•-ma-ma) Nabium JCS 28, 227 i13 Šº-Mama (šu-[…]) […]-ga MAD 1, 001 7 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-[ma]) Father of Nu››id- MAD 1, 003 vix+8 Ilak Šº-Mama (šu-ma-¿ma•) Ba-[...] MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+2 117 + 133 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-¿ma•) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 032 4 (?) of Šº-Ea Šº-Mama (šu-ma-¿ma•) Ur-Gibil MAD 1, 042 x+ix+6 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) […]-zuzu MAD 1, 046 + r.x+2 101 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of Sîn-bπti MAD 1, 056 + iiix+4 063 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) SU.LA2-um MAD 1, 087 + x+4 118 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Zuzu MAD 1, 096 x+ix+3 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of Itur-Sîn MAD 1, 112 r.x+6
(l.iii6) Name Father Profession Relations Reference Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Ilum-rē›î MAD 1, 163 + ix?30 165 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of AN-tutu MAD 1, 183 4 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Barbar MAD 1, 183 9 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of Arum MAD 1, 269 3 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Îuzuzu MAD 1, 282 2 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father fo Ibni-Sîn MAD 1, 285 2 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Zanu MAD 1, 290 2 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of Šº-ilπšu MAD 1, 296 6 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of ? MAD 1, 298 3 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of Idlul-ilum MAD 1, 301 2 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Šº-ilπšu MAD 1, 309 3 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of MAD 1, 311 2 Îulabu-[…] Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) MAD 1, 326 r.iii3 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Qabium MAD 1, 326 r.iv1 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) Father of Îa-[…] OAIC 12 9 Šº-Mama (šu-ma-ma) ugula OAIC 14 2 Šº-Mama (šu]-ma-ma) Father of […]-rum Tutub 02 i13 Šº-Mama (šu]-ma-ma) Father of Šº-Ea Tutub 26 4 Šº-Nana (¿šu•-na-na) Father of Abπ-[…] MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+1 117 + 133 Šº-Nana (š]u?-nana) Father of Pûšu-kîn MAD 1, 016 r.x+i10 Šº-Nana (šu-na-[na]) Father of Šûma-[…] MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+6 Šº-Nana (šu-na-¿na•?) Sîn-[…] MAD 1, 032 r.x+2 Šº-Nana (šu-na-na) Nilalu-[…] MAD 1, 144 x+ix+3 Šº-Nana (šu-na-na) Father of ? MAD 1, 163 + viii?20 165 Šº-Nana (šu-na-na) ugula OAIC 09 1 Šº-tappâ (šu-TAB.BA) Ni-[…]-ri MAD 1, 003 vix+5 Šº-Tibar (šu-ti-bar) Father of Adada MAD 1, 163 + ix?21 165 Šº-Tirum (šu-ti-ru-um) Mašum MAD 1, 081 x+1 Šºtuma (šu-TUMx-a) Father of Gurbubu MAD 1, 163 + viii?18 165 Ša-[…] (sa-[…]) Ilπ-rabî MAD 1, 104 2 Ša-[…] (ša-[…]) Father of Arkuku MAD 1, 169 ii13 Ša-ilum (ša-DINGIR) Anum-pî-Mêr MAD 1, 320 2
Ša-ki-bêlπ (sa2-ki-be-li2) Father of Bêlπ- JCS 28, 227 i10 tukulti Ša-ki-bêlπ (ša-ki-be-li2) Father of Sîn-bπti Tutub 33 6 Ša›a (¿ša?•-[a?]) Nidar-[…] Tutub 37 1 Ša›amiš (sa-a-mi-iš) Irbidum OAIC 16 3 Ša›aniš (sa-a-ni-iš) Ilum-[…] OAIC 33 iv58
ŠaÌ-ur-lum (šaÌ-ur2-lum) Father of Igisi HMA 9-02622 ii30 Šabila (sa?-bi?-la) Father of Idlul-[…] MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+ix+8 010 Sabillπ (sa-bil-li2-i3) Imizu AIHA 4, 09 17
Sabillim (sa-bil-li2-im) Father of Ilπ-dan; ši AIHA 4, 35 i6 Zuzu Šadium (sa-[ti]-um) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 11 3 of Imizu Šagigi (sa-gi-¿gi•?) Father of Ablu[…] MAD 1, 012 x+iix+2
Šagitum (ša-gi2-tum) Sîn-dan AIHA 4, 01 vii1
Šagitum (ša-gi2-tum) Gagada AIHA 4, 07 ii4 Šal-Ašaru (SAL-dASARU) Father of Pûšu-kîn Tutub 07 4 Šali-[…] (sa-li-[…]) Šunium MAD 1, 281 r.10 Šalim-[…] (ša-lim?-[…]) Father of AÌuÌi; ši MAD 1, 104 4 Kina Name Father Profession Relations Reference ? Šalim-aÌu ([sa2]-lim-a-Ìu ) Owner (chief-clan) OIP 104, 043 + x+ix+2 of Šunium MAD 1, 054 + 055 Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-[Ìu]) OIP 104, 044 x+iix+1
Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) [ugula] JCS 28, 227 ii7
Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) Father of ? MAD 1, 018 r.x+7
Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) Ga-[…] MAD 1, 145 x+2
Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) Father of Watarum MAD 1, 145 x+2
Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) Father of Ur-Eštar; ši MAD 1, 163 + ix?42 ZU-alum 165 Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) Father of Watarum MAD 1, 280 8
Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim-a-Ìu) Ilum-bænî Tutub 01 i1 ¿ • Šalim-aÌu (sa2-lim- a -[Ìu]) Bibi Tutub 28 2 ? ¿ • Šalim-aÌu ([sa2 ]- a -Ìu) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 28 r.10 of Ilum-bænî Šalimmeni (sa2-lim-me-ni) E3-su OAIC 30 r.8
Šalma (šal2-ma) Sîn-šar AIHA 4, 01 ii11 Šalulu (sa-lu-[lu?]) Father of Magaga MAD 1, 019 ii4 Šalulu (sa-lu-lu) Ilπ-sæliq MAD 1, 323 r.12 Šama[…] (sa-m[a …]) Father of Amur-Sîn MAD 1, 020 r.x+ix+3 Šamanum (sa-ma-nim) Father of A̺šuni AnOr 07, 372 r.iii10 Šamaš-[…]-zu (dUTU.¿X•.ZU) JCS 28, 227 ii10 d Šamaš-abi ( UTU-a-bi2) Enbu-ilum AIHA 4, 01 ii7 d Šamaš-bπtum ([x ]UTU-E2) AÌu-†âb JCS 28, 227 ii2 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-[E2]) x]-kitim MAD 1, 003 vix+3 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of Šº-Ea MAD 1, 009 x+iix+1 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) […]-kitim MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+7 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of Itºr-Sîn MAD 1, 023 r.x+9 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) MAD 1, 102 r.8 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Zuzu MAD 1, 273 r.10 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of Itºr-Sîn MAD 1, 280 r.11 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Idâ-ilum MAD 1, 293 9 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of Išma-GAR2 MAD 1, 295 r.7 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of […]-šalum MAD 1, 330 11 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of […]-baum OAIC 18 3 d Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU-E2) Father of Ire›um OAIC 19 9 d ? ? Šamaš-bπtum ( UTU -E2 ) Arum OAIC 33 iii40 d ? ? Šamaš-illæt ( UTU-il3-[la -at ]) Balukum MAD 1, 132 x+iix+1
Šamganum (ša-am-ga-num2) Father of Ilum-annû MAD 1, 288 4 Šamium (ša-mi-um) Balga MAD 1, 320 5
Šammum (šam2-mu-um) Father of Bibi AIHA 4, 04 ii5 Šamna (sa-am-na) Father of […]-da-a MAD 1, 163 + ix?19 165 Šamruzum (sa-am-ru-zum) Šumu-tar AIHA 4, 04 iii2 Šamši (sa-am-¿si•) Father of Ilπ-tappæ OAIC 18 4 Šamši (sa-am-si) Enana OAIC 19 10 Šamtum (SI.A-tum) Father of Kalbum MAD 1, 040 4 Šamum (SI.A-¿um•) Edada Tutub 01 ii4 Šamum (SI.A-um) Father of Ilili Tutub 19 v1
Šari-Il (sa-ri2-il) Ilum-zuzu MAD 1, 269 4
Šarkališarri (sar-ga-
Šarru-ilπ (šar-ru-i3-li2) […]-nim AIHA 4, 08 12 Šarru-tukul (sar-ru-du-gul) […]-annû MAD 1, 163 + ii32 165 Šarrubi (sar-ru-bi2) ugula MAD 1, 336 r.8 Šarrum-dati ([LUGAL?]-da- Father of Ennana MAD 1, 072 4 ¿ti?•) Šarrum-dati (LUGAL-da-ti) Bibi MAD 1, 103 x+1 Šarrum-EZEN (LUGAL- Son of […]-Sîn MAD 1, 292 r.15 EZEN) Šarrum-ITI.DA (LUGAL-ITI. ugula MC 4, 52 r.16 DA) Šarruru (sar-ru-ru) Father of Išlul-ilum MAD 1, 041 x+ii11 Šaruš (sa-ru-uš) Imizu MAD 1, 163 + iv21 165 Šawirum (sa-wi-ru-um) Zabie Tutub 08 10
Še-ilÌa (še-ilx(IL+KAR2)-Ìa) ugula MAD 1, 085 2
Še›a (še3-a) [nu].banda3 Tutub 01 iv9
Šebrug (še3-eb-ru-ug) Father of ? Tutub 37 2
Šebrug (še3-eb-ru-ug) Tutub 38 r.iv4
Šemašar (ŠE3-ma-sar) AIHA 4, 06 i2 ŠEŠ.KUR.RA (ŠEŠ.KUR.RA) Brother of Ilšu-aÌa AIHA 4, 11 13 Ši-[…]-da/uš-la›e (si-[…]-da/ Brother of Ilili MAD 1, 163 + i15 uš-la-e) 165 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) MAD 1, 001 3
Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šºt giš.gigir2 MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+5 117 + 133 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šu.i MAD 1, 102 3 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šu.i MAD 1, 191 3 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) ugula MAD 1, 273 5 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šu.i MAD 1, 284 3 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šu.i MAD 1, 293 3 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šu.i MAD 1, 295 2 Ši-Ìuršænum (si-ÎUR.SAG) šu.i MAD 1, 330 3 Ši-dannæt (si-dan-na-at) šu.i AIHA 4, 01 ii15
Ši-labæt ([si]-la-ba-at) šºt giš.e2.gigir2 MAD 1, 292 2
Ši-labæt (si-la-ba-at) šºt giš.gigir2. MAD 1, 306 4
Ši-laba (si-la-ba) lu2.kin.gi4.a MAD 1, 087 + x+ir.x+7 118 Ši-Mama (si-ma-ma) lu2.kin.gi4.a AIHA 4, 21 6
Ši-ummi (si-ummi) lu2.kin.gi4.a MAD 1, 163 + v12 165 ŠI.DAR (ŠI.DAR) lu2.kin.gi4.a AIHA 4, 01 v17
Šiašat (si-a-sa-at) šºt giš.gigir2 MAD 1, 163 + ii30 165 Šibela (si-be-la) šu.i MAD 1, 163 + i28 165 Šibitum (si-bi-tum) šu.i AIHA 4, 01 vii7 Šibitum (si-bi-tum) šu.i AIHA 4, 07 ii11 Šibitum (si-bi-tum) šu.i AIHA 4, 08 23 Šibitum (x-ši-bi-¿tum•) ugula AIHA 4, 38 12' Šidaba (¿si•?-da-ba) MAD 1, 079 x+3 Šidaba (si-da-ba) MAD 1, 163 + ii11 165 Šikušum (si-ku-sum) MAD 4, 008 4 Šimazu (si-ma-zu) MAD 1, 145 x+1 Šimti (si-im-ti) MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+12 010 Šimti (si-im-ti) MAD 1, 104 3 Šimti (si?-im-ti?) MAD 1, 116 x+ix+2 Šimu (si-mu) MAD 1, 163 + ix?27 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference d Sîn-[…] ( E[N.ZU …]) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 01 r.iii17 d Sîn-[…] ( E[N.ZU-x-x (x)]) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 03 r.iii9' d Sîn-[…] ( EN.ZU-[…]) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 08 13 d Sîn-[…] ( EN.ZU-[…]) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 19 iii18 d Sîn-[…] ( EN.ZU-[…]) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 39 10' d Sîn-[…] ( EN.ZU-[x-x]) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 39 x+4 d Sîn-bænî ( EN.ZU-ba-ni) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 32 8 d Sîn-bænî ( EN.ZU-ba-ni) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 55 7 d Sîn-bπtum ([ E]N.ZU-E2) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 03 ii6 d Sîn-bπtum ([ E]N.ZU-E2) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 04 ix+4 d ? Sîn-bπtum ( EN .ZU-E2) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 07 10 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.[ZU]-E2) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 09 r.11 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 19 ii6 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 19 iv8 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 19 v3 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 32 r.6 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 34 6 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) šºt giš.gigir2 Tutub 49 4 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 53 2 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 59 11 d Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU-E2) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 64 9 d ¿ •? Sîn-bπtum ( EN.ZU- E2 ) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 64 9 d Sîn-damqi ( EN.ZU-SIG5) ga5.šu.du8 Tutub 58 3 Sîn-dan (dEN.ZU-KALAG) ša giš.gu.za Tutub 01 ii9 Sîn-dan (dEN.ZU-KALAG) ša giš.gu.za Tutub 04 iix+5 Sîn-dan (dEN.ZU-¿KALAG•) Tutub 05 ii4' d¿ • Sîn-dan ( EN.ZU -KALAG) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 38 r.iii4 d Sîn-dûrπ ( EN.ZU-BAD3) Tutub 16 r.13 d Sîn-GAR3 ( EN.ZU-GAR3) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 19 iv6 d ¿ Sîn-GAR3 ( EN.ZU-GAR3) šº t gišÿ.e2.gigir2 Tutub 37 26 d ¿ Sîn-lum ( EN.ZU-lum) šº t gišÿ.e2.gigir2 Tutub 01 ii14 d ¿ Sîn-mºda ( EN.ZU-mu-da) šº t gišÿ.e2.gigir2 AIHA 4, 04 i2 Sîn-mºda (dEN.ZU-mu-da) AIHA 4, 04 ii11 Sîn-mºda (dEN.ZU-mu-da) AIHA 4, 28 2 Sîn-mºda (dEN.ZU-mu-da) Tutub 19 iv2 Sîn-mºda (dEN.ZU-mu-da) Tutub 20 4 d ? Sîn-mºda ( EN.ZU-mu-da) Mameda ( ) giš.tug2.pi.kar.du = azlag3 Tutub 38 r.iii22 d Sîn-pûšu ( EN.Z[U-pu3]-s[u) Father of Kakælum Tutub 01 iii11 ? d ( ) Sîn-quræd ( EN.ZU-U[R. lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 18 r.35 SAG ]) d Sîn-quræd ( EN.ZU-UR.SAG) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 48 ii11 d Sîn-quræd ( EN.ZU-UR.SAG) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 60 4 d Sîn-rē›î ( EN.ZU-SIPA) lu2.kin.gi4.a Tutub 01 iii3 d Sîn-šar ([ EN].ZU-sar) lu2.za3Î Tutub 04 ix+7 d Sîn-šar ( EN.ZU-sar) lu2.za3Î Tutub 08 22 Sîn-šar (dEN.ZU-sar) šu.i (?) Father (?) of ? Tutub 11 iii10 Sîn-šar (dEN.ZU-sar) šu.i (?) Tutub 12 r.x+19
Ωillala (‡il2-la-la) Bêlπ-†âb AIHA 4, 01 v13
Ωillulu (‡il2-lu-lu) Azaza AIHA 4, 04 i6
Ωillulu (‡il2-lu-lu) Father of Zuzu AIHA 4, 09 15 Šiniša (si-ni-sa) šu.i (?) MAD 1, 003 ivx+3 Šiniša (si-ni-sa) ugula MAD 1, 132 x+ix+6 Šiniša (si-ni?-¿sa?•) šu.i (?) MAD 1, 163 + i2 165 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Šir›ešina (ši-ir3-e-si-na) ugula OAIC 04 r.9 Širat-Sîn (si-ra-at-dEN.ZU) šu.i (?) Tutub 25 2 Širi›e (si-¿ri?•-[e?]) ugula MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+2 Širi›e (si-ri-e) šu.i (?) MAD 1, 073 x+iix+6 Širkum (¿si•-ir-kum) šu.i (?) MAD 1, 282 r.11 Širkum (si-ir-kum) ugula Tutub 28 7 ? Šisi›u (ši(-)si2-u3) šu.i ( ) AIHA 4, 02 ii15 Šitiba (si-ti-ba) MAD 1, 163 + ix?41 165 Šitiba (si-ti-ba) MAD 1, 163 + viii?19 165 Šitiba (si-ti-ba) ugula Tutub 02 i9 ¿ • ¿ • ¿ • Šiwira (si- wi -ra) šºt giš .e2. gigir2 MAD 1, 163 + iii29 165 Šiwira (si-wi-[ra]) MAD 1, 163 + iv37 165 Šiwira (si-wi-ra) OAIC 35 2
SU.LA2-um (SU.LA2-[um]) Tutub 01 iii8 • SU.LA2-um (SU.LA2 -um) Tutub 03 ii3 Šu›ætum (šu-a-tum) OAIC 20 3
Šu›i (šu-i2) ugula AIHA 4, 04 ii8
Šu›i (ŠU-Ix) ugula JCS 28, 227 ii12 Šu›um (šu-¿um•) šº Udatum OAIC 09 11 Šu›um (šu-um) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 10 2 of Ibizu Šu›um (šu-um) (šº) AMA.TU-ilum OAIC 17 1 Šu›um (šu-um) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 19 3 of Itutu (?) Šu›um (šu-um) ugula (?) OAIC 27 3 Šu›um (šu-um) ugula (?) OAIC 33 iii39
Šubae (su-ba-e3) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 08 3 of Sîn-dûrπ (?) Šubaritum (su-ba-¿ri•-tum) MAD 1, 292 3
Šubaritum (su-ba-ri2-tum) MAD 1, 306 3
Šubaritum (su-ba-ri2-tum) MAD 1, 331 2
Šubarium (su-ba-ri2-im) MAD 1, 149 x+1
Šubarium (su-ba-ri2-u3) šº Dada OAIC 29 2 ? Šubbišub (ŠUB2.BI( ).ŠUB) Owner (chief-clan) HMA 9-02622 ii29 of Ilum-bænî
Šubitum (su4-bi2-tum) IR11 AÌætum MAD 1, 166 r.x+2 Šuda (šu-da) HMA 9-02622 ii25
Šudaba (šu-da-ba) IR11 Iqbi-kîn AIHA 4, 07 iii16 Šudada (šu-da-da) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 06 ii5 of Ilπ-dan Šudapi (šu-da-pi) Owner (chief-clan) HMA 9-02706 8 of […]-rum (?) Šukubum ([šu]-¿gu?•-bum) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 01 i14 of ? Šukubum (šu-Ìu-bum) AIHA 4, 03 ii8 Šukubum (šu-¿gu-bum•) AIHA 4, 38 9' Šukubum (šu-¿gu•-[bum]) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+1 Šukubum (šu-gu-[bum]) MAD 1, 086 ix+2 Šukubum (šu-gu-bum) MAD 1, 091 x+2 Šukubum (šu-gu-bum) MAD 1, 163 + ii24 165 Šukubum (šu-gu-bum) MAD 1, 182 ii10 Šukubum (šu-gu-bum) MAD 1, 191 2 Šukubum (šu-gu-bum) MAD 1, 272 r.11 Name Father Profession Relations Reference ? Šukubum (šu-ku8-bum ( )) MAD 1, 276 r.x+7
Šukubum (šu-ku8-bum) MAD 1, 289 2
Šukulla (šu-kul2-la) FLP 0103 10
Šûma-[…] (su2-ma-[x]) Tutub 03 r.iii8'
Šûma-ilum (su4-ma-DINGIR) nagar AuOr 09, 6 a.4
Šûma-ilum (su4-ma-DINGIR) tug2.du8 MAD 1, 163 + ix?11 165 Šûma-rabî (su4-ma-ra-bi) tug2.du8 0 ii2
Sumarak (su-ma-ra-ak) tug2.du8 Tutub 02 ii10 Šummaša (¿šum•-[ma]-¿sa•) simug OAIC 09 r.18 Šummaša (šum-ma-sa) simug OAIC 11 l.e.14 Šumšu (šum-¿su•) simug MAD 1, 135 r.x+3 Šumšu (šum-[su?]) ad.kid MAD 1, 298 5 Šumu-tar (su-mu-¿tar•) nagar 0 Kh. 1934,1 Šumu-tar (su-mu-da-ar) engar (?) MAD 1, 022 x+2 Šumu-tar (su-mu-da-ar) engar (?) MAD 1, 276 x+1 Šumu-tar (su-mu-¿ta? •-[ar?]) ad.kid Tutub 05 iii5 ¿ ? ?• ? Šumunum ( su -mu -num2) engar ( ) Tutub 30 11 Šunagbum (šu-na-ag-bum) engar (?) Owner (chief-clan) AIHA 4, 08 19 of Abπ-quræd Šunakpum (šu-na-[ak]-pum) engar (?) OAIC 09 8 Šunakpum (šu-na-ak-pum) engar (?) OAIC 14 8 ¿ • Šuni›um ( su -ni-um) sag.zug7 AIHA 4, 01 vii16 Šuni›um (¿su•-ni-¿um•) engar (?) AIHA 4, 07 iii13 Šuni›um (su-ni-um) engar šº Ilul-ilum MAD 1, 002 vix+3 Šuni›um (su-ni-um) ašgab MAD 1, 005 + x+iix+3 117 + 133 Šuni›um (su-ni-um) sag.zug7 MAD 1, 046 + x+6 101 Šuni›um (su-ni-um) ašgab MAD 1, 047 x+ix+4 Šuni›um (šu-ni-um) nagar MAD 1, 076 x+2 Šuni›um (šu-ni-um) nagar MAD 1, 317 i9 Šuni›um ([su?]-ni-um) ašgab Tutub 04 iix+7
Šuniš-dagal (su-ni-iš-da-gal) tug2.du8 MAD 1, 086 iv10 Šunîtum (su-¿ni•-[tum]) engar MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+2 010 Šunîtum (su-ni-[tum]) tug2.du8 OAIC 17 5 Šunîtum (su-ni-tum) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 17 r.10 of Ilulu Šunîtum (su-ni-tum) engar (?) OAIC 18 6 Šunîtum (su-ni-tum) ad.kid OAIC 19 r.11 Šunîtum (su-ni-tum) ad.kid OAIC 20 6
Šunîtum (šu-ni-tum) tug2.du8 OAIC 21 6 Šunîtum (šu-ni-tum) engar (?) šº Ilibi OAIC 33 ii24 Šunu (šu-nu) ad.kid 0 4
Šurimkum (šu-ri2-im-kum) ad.kid AIHA 4, 01 iii17 Šuruš-kîn (šu-ru-¿uš•-GI) ad.kid JCS 26, 006 2 Šuruš-kîn (su-ru-uš-¿GI•) zadim JCS 28, 227 i3 Šuruš-kîn (su-ru-uš-GI) MAD 1, 149 x+2 Šuruš-kîn (su-ru-uš-GI) engar Tutub 19 vi3 Šute (šu-te) engar MAD 1, 163 + ix?28 165 Šutila (šu-ti-la) AIHA 4, 10 i2 Šutu-[…] (su-tu-[…]) Father of Ilulu MAD 1, 057 r.x+17
Tædliptum (ta2-ad-lip-tum) Ilul-ilum AIHA 4, 01 vii4 ? Tædliptum (ta2-ad-lip-tum) raš.ga ( ) AIHA 4, 07 ii8 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Tπti (ti-i3-ti) AIHA 4, 41 18
TaÌuna (ta2-Ìu-na) AIHA 4, 01 ii17 ¿ • Tadi-Eštar ( ta2 -di3-eš4-dar) Tutub 19 v2 Taklπmum (tak-li-mu-um) šº Ilum-aplu JCS 28, 227 r.i3 Takratu (da-ak-ra-¿tu•) Owner (chief-clan) OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iii4 of Zira Talπm (da-lim) OAIC 06 1 Tappû-[…] (TAB ?.BA?-[…]) šº Akšak(k)im MAD 1, 009 x+iix+2 Tappû-[…] (TAB.BA-[…]) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 326 r.iii1 of Idºr-Sîn
Tariša (ta2-ri2-ša) AIHA 4, 06 ii11
Tasila (ta2-si-la) AIHA 4, 01 ii1
Tašma›tum (daš3-ma2-[tum]) sipa OrNS 51, 355 1 ii10
Tassitum (ta2-as2-si-tum) šº Antim AIHA 4, 01 v15 Tata (ta-ta) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 292 4 of Ena-Sîn Tata (ta-ta) MAD 1, 303 r.12 Tata (ta-ta) šº IB (?) MAD 1, 331 4 Tata (ta-ta) šº Giba-ilum OAIC 49 1 Tea (te-a) Owner (chief-clan) OIP 104, 044 x+iix+4 of Ilum-muda Tēmitum (te-mi-tum) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 326 i2 of a GURUŠ (šº …) Tešîtum (te-ši-[tum?]) Edada MAD 1, 116 x+iix+5 Tešîtum (te-si-tum) Father of Šº-Eštar OAIC 35 4 Tete (te-te) MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+ix+7 010 Tete (te-te) ugula MAD 1, 061 r.x+ix+2 Ti-[…] (ti-[…]) MAD 1, 003 iii2 Tinina (ti-ni-na) Owner (chief-clan) OAIC 02 r.11 of Dæbaba Tirabanium (ti-ra-ba-ni-um) šº Abi MAD 1, 127 r.7 Tirûm (ti-ru-[um]) Owner (chief-clan) Tutub 18 3 of Dæbaba ? Tirûm (ti-ru-um) nu.banda (banda3 ) Tutub 39 x+2 d ¿ • Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK- kun3 ) ašgab JCS 28, 227 ii6 d ¿ • Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK- kun3 ) engar MAD 1, 047 x+iiix+7 d Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK-kun3) MAD 1, 080 r.x+5 d ¿ • Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK-kun3) tug2. du8 MAD 1, 096 x+iix+1 d ? Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK-kun3) engar ( ) MAD 1, 097 x+iiix+5 d Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK-kun3) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 163 + vii?15 of a GURUŠ not 165
d named Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK-kun3) MAD 1, 307 1 d ¿ • Tišpak-kºm ( TIŠPAK- kun3 ) šº Zuraraim MC 4, 51 i3' Titi (ti-ti) sipa AIHA 4, 21 5 Titi (ti-ti) MAD 1, 080 x+4 Tu-[…] (tu-[…]) Father of Ilulu MAD 1, 087 + r.x+4
¿ • 118 Tu-[…]-šunu-[…] mun4 .sar MAD 1, 163 + v4 (tu-x-[…]-šu-nu-[…]) 165 Tubani (tu-ba-ni?) Father of a GURUŠ MAD 1, 163 + iv16 not named 165 Tuda-šar-libbiš MAD 1, 292 6
(tu-da-LUGAL-li-bi2-iš) Tuda-šar-libbiš Father of a GAB.DIN MAD 1, 306 5
(tu-da-LUGAL-li-bi2-iš) not named Name Father Profession Relations Reference Tuda-šar-libbiš Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 331 5 sic (tu-da-sar( )-li-bi2-iš) of a GURUŠ not named Tudanapšum MAD 1, 179 r.17 (tu-da-na-ap-šum) ? Tukultum (du-gul-tum) nu.[banda] (banda3 ) MAD 1, 163 + iii16 165 Tukultum (du-gul-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iv25 165 Tukultum (du-gul-tum) OAIC 33 ii21 Tulili (tu-li-[li]) Tutub 19 vi7 Tunakšinum MAD 1, 023 r.x+8 (¿tu•-na-ak-¿ši-num•) Tunakšinum ([tu]-na-ak-si- MAD 1, 114 5 ¿num•) Tunakšinum ([tu?]-na-ak-s[i?- MAD 1, 309 2 num?]) Turum (tu-ru-¿um•) MAD 1, 002 iii14 ki Tutu (tu-tu) ab+AŠ2 uru OIP 104, 043 + x+iix+3 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Tutu (tu-tu) raš.ga MAD 1, 057 r.x+11
™âb-aÌi (DU10-a-Ìi) Father of Îulium MAD 1, 002 iv9
™âb-aÌi (DU10-a-Ìi) Arkuku MAD 1, 291 4
™âb-aÌi (DU10-a-Ìi) Father of Ilum-rē›î FLP 0084 3
™âb-ilπ (tab-i3-li2) Išma-ilum OAIC 35 r.6 ¿ ? ?• ™âb-zuzu (tab- zu -zu ) nu.banda3 Father of Dabšiga Tutub 19 vi4 ™âbnî (tab-ni) Father of Allum OAIC 17 r.11 ™âbnî (tab-ni) OAIC 23 r.11 ™âbnî (tab-ni) x-NI-tum OAIC 45 r.12 ki ™âbu (†a-bu) ab+AŠ2 uru AIHA 4, 01 v2
™ēmπtum (†e4-mi-tum) šabra.e2 AIHA 4, 01 ii12
U3 (U3) sipa AuOr 09, 9 r.5' U ‡ium (u-‡i-um) AnOr 07, 372 iv12 U ‡ium (u-‡i-um) ¿sipa• AnOr 07, 372 r.iii3 U ‡ium (u-‡i-um) ¿sipa?• JCS 28, 227 i1
U-[…] (u2-[…]) MAD 1, 163 + vi?15 165 U3-[…]-ra-az-[…] (U3-[…]-ra- OIP 104, 044 x+iix+2 az-[…]) U2-KA-KA (U2-[K]A-KA) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+5
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-[KA]) MAD 1, 087 + x+ix+4 118 U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-[KA]) MAD 1, 100 x+9 ¿ • U2-KA-KA (U2-KA- KA ) MAD 1, 139 x+3 ¿ • U2-KA-KA (U2-KA- KA ) MAD 1, 146 7
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 163 + ix?31 165 U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 287 2
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 296 5
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 309 4
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 322 r.14
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 326 r.iii2
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 326 r.iii5
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) MAD 1, 336 r.8
U2-KA-KA (U2-KA-KA) FLP 0103 8
U2-KA-matum (U2-KA-ma- MAD 1, 163 + ii38 tum) ? 165 U-x-kištum (u3-[x]-ki -iš-tim) MAD 1, 336 r.11
U3.GUL.LA (U3.GUL.LA) FLP 0103 11 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
U›a (u2-a) OAIC 17 2
U›a (u2-a) OAIC 18 r.10
U›a (u2-a) OAIC 19 1
U›a (u2-a) OAIC 27 6 Ubærtum (u-bar-tum) MAD 1, 163 + ii20 165 Ubærtum (u-bar-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iii26 165 Ubærtum (u-bar-tum) šu.du8 MAD 1, 271 4 Ubarrum (u-ba-ru-¿um•) MAD 1, 003 vix+9 Ubarrum (u-ba-ru-um) MAD 1, 163 + ix?36 165 Ubarrum (u-ba-ru-um) MAD 1, 271 1 Ubarrum (u-bar-ru-um) Tutub 55 r.13
Ubaru (u2-ba-ru) MAD 4, 009 2 ¿ • UD-kºm ( UD-kun3 ) MAD 1, 002 ii4 ? UD-kºm (UD-[kun3 ]) MAD 1, 003 vx+7 ¿ • UD-kºm (UD- kun3 ) MAD 1, 005 + x+ix+6 117 + 133 UD-kºm (UD-kun3) MAD 1, 057 3
UD-kºm (UD-kun3) MAD 1, 088 x+2
UD-kºm (UD-kun3) MAD 1, 106 5
UD-kºm (UD-kun3) MAD 1, 152 r.7
UD-kºm (UD-kun3) nar MAD 1, 195 r.9
UD-kºm (UD-kun3) OAIC 05 8
UdæÌ (u2-da-aÌ) MAD 1, 163 + ii8 165 UD.IŠ (UD.IŠ) Tutub 16 5 ? Uda (u2-da ) AnOr 07, 372 r.iii13
Uda (u3-da) Tutub 32 r.6
Udarum (u2-da-ri-im) Tutub 63 7'
Udatum (u2-da-tum) MAD 1, 272 5
Udatum (u2-da-tum) MAD 1, 319 13
Udatum (u2-da-tum) MAD 1, 335 r.17
Udatum (u2-da-tum) Tutub 11 iii8
Udatum (u2-da-tum) Tutub 16 11
Udatum (u2-da-tum) Tutub 48 iii8' ¿ • Udatum (u2- da -tum) Tutub 56 r.10 ¿ • Udatum ( u2 -da-tum) Tutub 60 5 Udduna (ud-du-na) OIP 104, 043 + r.x+iix+3 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Udu (u2-du) Tutub 37 27
Ududa ([u3]-du-da) MAD 1, 312 r.x+1
Ududa (u2-du-da) MAD 1, 323 8
Ududu (u2-du2-du2) AIHA 4, 41 20
Ulitum (u2-li-tum) MAD 1, 163 + ii29 165 Ullalum (ul4-la-lum) AIHA 4, 03 i14 Um-[…] (um-[…]) OAIC 49 r.x+2
Umdidi (um-di3-di3) AIHA 4, 02 ii5
Umdidi (um-di3-di3) šu.du8 AIHA 4, 03 ii13
Umdidi (um-di3-di3) AIHA 4, 09 21 Ummæni (um-ma-ni) OAIC 23 2 Ummπ-[…] (um-¿mi•-[…]) MAD 1, 053 r.x+ix+9 Ummπ-[…] (um-mi-[…]) sipa MAD 1, 073 x+iix+8 Ummπ-[…] (um-mi-[…]) MAD 1, 106 1 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ummπ-[…] (um-mi-[…]) OrNS 51, 355 1 ,r.iii2
Ummπ-†âb (um-mi-DU10) MAD 1, 096 x+ix+2
Ummπ-†âb (um-mi-DU10) MAD 1, 336 r.17
Ummπ-dug (um-mi-DU8) AIHA 4, 41 21 Ummπ-Eštar OAIC 18 5 ¿ • ([um]- mi -eš4-dar) Ummπ-Eštar OAIC 19 7 ¿ • ([um]- mi -eš4-dar)
Ummπ-Eštar (um-mi-eš4-dar) OAIC 20 7
Ummπ-Eštar (um-mi-eš4-dar) nu.[banda3] OAIC 37 4
Ummπ-Eštar (um-mi-eš4-dar) OAIC 50 2
Ummπ-Eštar (um-mi-eš4-dar) OrNS 51, 355 1 i4
Ummπ-Eštar (um-ni-eš4-dar) OrNS 51, 355 1 ,ii4
Ummπ-Gasur (AMA-ga-zurx) OAIC 20 2 Ummπ-Innin (AMA-dINNIN) MAD 1, 276 x+4 Ummπ-Mama (um-mi-ma-ma) MAD 1, 007 + x+ix+5 010 Ummπ-Mama (um-mi-ma-ma) MAD 1, 132 x+ix+5 Ummπ-Šamaš MAD 1, 007 + x+iix+12 (¿um•-mi-dUTU) 010 Ummπ-Šamaš (um-mi-dUTU) MAD 1, 053 x+ix+2 Ummπ-Šamaš (um-mi-¿d•. MAD 1, 163 + i7 UTU) 165 Ummeda (um-me-da) MAD 1, 163 + iii19 165 Ummi (um-mi) FLP 0066 r.ii2 Ummimi (um-[mi]-mi) 0 Ummimi (um-mi-mi) MAD 1, 163 + ii9 165 Ummimi (um-mi-mi) MAD 1, 163 + iii10 165 Ummimi (um-mi-mi) MAD 1, 163 + iii11 165 Ummimi (um-mi-mi) MAD 1, 163 + iv31 165 Ummimi (um-mi-mi) MAD 1, 336 r.10 Ummimi (um-mi-mi) OAIC 33 iv59 Ummumu (um-mu-mu) MAD 1, 163 + ii7 165 Ummuna (um-mu-na) AIHA 4, 07 ii7 Umtebu (um(?)-te-bu) MAD 1, 163 + iii8 165 Unile (UN.IL2.[E]) MAD 1, 305 4
Unile (UN.IL2.E) MAD 1, 305 8
Unile (UN.IL2.E) MAD 1, 305 r.12
Unile (UN.IL2.E) MAD 1, 305 r.16 Ur-Abi ([ur]-da-bi) MAD 1, 008 x+ix+6 Ur-Abi (ur-da-bi) MAD 1, 083 x+2
Ur-bπti (UR.E2) AuOr 09, 8 a.8
Ur-Ea (ur-e2-a) Tutub 19 iii1
Ur-emaÌ (UR-E2.MAÎ) MC 4, 52 r.17 d Ur-Enlila (UR- EN.LIL2.LA2) MC 4, 52 r.14 ? Ur-Erra (ur-ir3-[ra ]) Tutub 32 r.11 ? Ur-Eštar (ur ]-eš4-dar) Tutub 04 ix+1 Ur-ešum (ur-e-šum) AIHA 4, 10 ii6 Ur-EZEN (UR-EZEN) AuOr 09, 9 r.6' Ur-EZEN (UR.EZEN) MAD 1, 163 + iv36
¿ d• 165 Ur-Gibil ( ur- .GIBIL6) Tutub 02 iii7' ¿ • ki Ur-Keš ( ur -keš3 ) MAD 1, 135 r.x+8 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Ur-Mama ([ur?]-¿ma-ma•) Tutub 17 r.15 Ur-Mama (ur-ma-ma) Tutub 18 29 Ur-Mama (ur-ma-ma) Tutub 50 r.3 ¿ ? Ur-NIG2.DU10 ( ur2 -NIG2. Tutub 18 26 • DU10 ) Ur-Nigin (¿u•r-¿NIGÌN•) Tutub 26 3 Ur-Nintu (¿ur•-dnin-tu) Tutub 18 19 Ur-Nintu (u]r?-d[nin?]-tu) Tutub 24 6 Ur-Nintu (ur-dnin-tu) Tutub 30 10 Ur-Nintu (ur-dnin-tu) Tutub 34 7 Ur-Nintu (ur¿?-dnin-[tu?]) Tutub 46 r.iv9 Ur-Sîn (UR-dEN.ZU) AIHA 4, 02 iv5 Ur-Sîn (UR-dEN.ZU) AIHA 4, 26 2 Ur-Sîn (UR.dEN.ZU) AIHA 4, 30 3 Ur-Šudda (ur-su-da) OAIC 05 7 UR.SÌLA (UR?.SÌLA) Tutub 17 5 UR.UR (UR.UR) OAIC 12 5 URI.ENGAR (URI-ENGAR) AIHA 4, 01 iv10 URI.ENGAR (URI-ENGAR) AIHA 4, 41 12 Ursanum (ur-sa(g)-num) Brother (?) of Sîn- MAD 1, 187 i5 muda Urzu (ur-zu) AIHA 4, 02 iv7 Urzu (ur-zu) Sister (?) of Zuzu MAD 4, 016 r.i4
Urzu (UR5-su) FLP 0058 r.4
Ušikin (uš-si-ki2-in) šº BALAG.DI Tutub 11 i2 UŠUM (UŠUM) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 311 r.x+3 of Sîn-dan Uttiru (ut-ti-ru) AIHA 4, 22 2 ¿ • Utu (u2- tu ) Tutub 38 ix+7
Utulum (u2-tu-lum) HMA 9-02706 3 ¿ • Uzazum (u2-za- zum ) Owner (chief-clan) MAD 1, 135 x+5 of […]-Sîn ¿ • Uzazum (u2-za- zum ) MAD 1, 296 1
Uzazum (u2-za-zum) MAD 1, 309 6
Uzazum ([u2]-za-zum) MAD 1, 326 ii13 ? Uzeum ([u-ze2-um ]) MAD 1, 086 v4
Uzeum ([u]-ze2-um) MAD 1, 163 + vi?9
¿ • 165 Uzeum (u- ze2 -um) MAD 1, 298 2
Uzeum (u-ze2-um) MAD 1, 298 9
Uzeum (u-ze2-um) MAD 1, 302 r.12
Uzeum (u-ze2-um) MAD 1, 319 12
Uzeum (u-ze2-um) Tutub 11 iv4
Uzeum (u-ze2-um) Tutub 13 4 Uznænum (uz-na-nim) Tutub 02 ii6 ? Uzurbašu ( ) (u3-zu-ur-ba-su) MAD 1, 041 x+ii4
Uzurbašu (u2-zu-ur-ba-su) MC 4, 51 ii4'
Wadar-ilπ (wa-dar-i3-li) MAD 4, 004 r.14
Wadri (wa-ad-ri2) AIHA 4, 03 iii10 d Warad-Innin (IR11- INNIN) OAIC 03 4 d Warad-Innin (IR11- INNIN) OAIC 11 4 d Warad-Tišpak (IR11- TIŠPAK) OAIC 13 2
Warad-Tutu (IR11-tu-tu) FLP 0103 r.2 ¿ • Warad-Tutu ( IR11 -tu-tu) OAIC 04 r.12 ? Warassuni ([IR11 ]-zu-ni) AnOr 07, 372 r.iii5 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Warassuni (IR11-su-ni) JCS 26, 007 7' ¿ • Warassuni (IR11- zu -[ni]) MAD 1, 163 + iii30 165 Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) MAD 1, 163 + viii5 165 Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) MAD 1, 307 4
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) MAD 1, 317 i12
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) FLP 0103 5
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 08 r.12
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 11 1
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 17 3
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 18 r.10
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 19 4
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 27 1
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 37 7
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 45 2
Warassuni (IR11-zu-ni) OAIC 49 13
Wa r t um ( IR11-tum) MAD 1, 182 i5 Wata r t um ( DIRIG-tum) MAD 1, 040 4 Wata r t um ( DIRIG-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iv18 165 Wata r um ( DIRI-um) AIHA 4, 03 ii7 Wata r um ( DIRIG-[um]) engar AIHA 4, 06 i3 Wata r um ( DIRIG-¿um•) AIHA 4, 07 i13 Wata r um ( DIRIG-¿um•) AIHA 4, 29 6 Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) pa.te.si [a-r]a-meki MAD 1, 006 x+iii,6 Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) MAD 1, 056 + iiix+5 063 Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) MAD 1, 080 r.x+7 Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) engar MAD 1, 140 r.x+8 ki Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) pa.te.si si-mu-ur4-ri-im MAD 1, 182 i6 Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) MAD 1, 319 11 Wata r um ( DIRIG-um) engar Tutub 01 ii4
Wata r um ( wa-ta2-ru-um) engar Tutub 04 iix+9 Wata r um ( wa?-d]a-ru-um) engar Tutub 04 iv8 Wata r um ( wa?-da-¿ru•-[um]) engar Tutub 19 v1 Wazuzu (wa-zu-zu) OAIC 50 7 Wētum (¿we•-tum) OIP 104, 044 x+ix+2 Wētum (we-tum) dub.nagar MAD 1, 100 x+7 Wirtum (wi-ir-¿tum?•) MAD 1, 163 + iv11 165 Wuzumtum (¿wu•-zum-tum) OIP 104, 043 + x+ix+4 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Wuzumtum (¿wu•-zum-tum) MAD 1, 132 x+ix+7
Wuzumtum (wu-zum-tum) šu.du8 MAD 1, 163 + iv8 165 Za-[…] (za-[…]) di.ku5 MAD 1, 022 x+5
Zabat-gazu (za-ba-at-ga-zu) pa.rim4 = maškim MAD 1, 163 + ii37 165 Zabat-gazu (za-ba-at-ga-zu) di.ku5 MAD 1, 163 + iv29 165 Zabaziri (za-ba-zi-ri2) pa.rim4 = maškim MAD 1, 163 + i5
¿ ?• 165 Zabê-ilum (za-be- DINGIR ) pa.rim4 = maškim MAD 1, 145 x+3
Zabê-ilum (za-be-DINGIR) di.ku5 MAD 1, 163 + ix?38 165 Zabi (za-bi) pa.rim4 = maškim MAD 1, 302 r.10
Zabibi (za-bi-bi) di.ku5 MAD 1, 163 + ii10 165 Zabie (za-bi2-e) pa.rim4 = maškim 0 x+7 Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Zabtum (za-ab-tim) di.ku5 OIP 104, 043 + r.x+ix+13 MAD 1, 054 + 055 Zabuganum (za-bu-ga-num2) pa.rim4 MAD 1, 296 2 ¿ • Zalimtum (za-lim- tum ) pa.rim4 = maškim MAD 1, 163 + iv7 165 Zalla (za-al-la) di.ku5 AIHA 4, 01 v3
Zamran (za-am-ra-an) pa.rim4 = maškim Tutub 06 x+8
Zanu (za-nu) di.ku5 Tutub 03 i8
Zau-[…] (za-u3-[…]) maškim MAD 1, 163 + iv10 165 Zawi ([za-wi]) maškim MAD 1, 100 x+4 Zawi (za-wi) MAD 1, 102 7 Zawi (za-wi) MAD 1, 273 r.9 Zawi (za-wi) MAD 1, 284 r.6 ? Zawi (za-wi) pa.rim4 ( ) = maškim MAD 1, 293 8 Zawi (za-wi) MAD 1, 295 9 Zawi (za-wi) ši Arkum MAD 1, 330 10 Zaza (za-za) Owner (chief-clan) OrNS 51, 355 1 r.iiii7 of Ilum-muda Zazarum (za-za-ru-um) Brother of Ire›um MAD 1, 163 + iv35 165 Zazi (za-zi) Brother of Ilπ-dan AIHA 4, 01 i3
Zeze (ze2-ze2) Bibi OAIC 09 6 Zi-[…] (zi-[…]) Father of Dæbaba MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+ix+2 010 Ziba (zi-ba) OAIC 25 r.8 ? Zibinu (zi-bi2-[nu ]) MAD 1, 302 r.14
Zibinu (zi-bi2-nu) MAD 1, 061 x+ix+5 Zibulum (zi-bu-lum) Tutub 18 4 ¿ • Zikaršu (zi-kar3- su ) MAD 1, 335 8 Zili (zi-li) MAD 1, 163 + i33 165 Zilulum ([zi?]-lu-lum) MAD 1, 034 3 Zilulum (zi-lu-[lum]) MAD 1, 097 x+ix+2 Zilulum (zi-lu-lum) MAD 1, 139 x+5 Zilulum (zi-lu-lum) MAD 1, 319 r.30 Zimtum (zi-im-tum) MAD 1, 163 + iii33 165 Zimudar (zi-mu-dar) MAD 1, 018 r.x+8 Zimum (zi-mu-um) MAD 1, 179 4 ? ki Zinanum (zi-na-num) ab+AŠ2 uru OAIC 29 4 ¿ ?• Zira (zi- ra ) sag.zug7 AIHA 4, 02 i3 Zira (zi-ra) Tutub 19 ii11 Zira (zi-ra) Tutub 48 iv4'
Ziri (zi-ri2) pa4.šeš MAD 1, 007 + rev.x+iix+4 010 Ziri (zi-ri2) ašgab MAD 1, 163 + iii2 165 Zu-[…] (zu-[…]) MAD 1, 014 3 ZU-alum (ZU-a-lum) Tutub 04 ix+3 Zu-Mêr (zu-me-er) sipa anše AIHA 4, 03 iv10 Zukukum (su-ku-kum) AIHA 4, 09 20 Zuli ([zu]-li) nagar Tutub 38 r.iv5
Zumti (zum-ti) tug2.du8 OAIC 14 1 ¿ • Zunanum ( zu -na-num2) MAD 1, 001 8
Zunanum (zu-na-[num2]) munu8.sar MAD 1, 056 + iiix+1 063 Zunanum (zu-na-num2) Owner of a not MAD 1, 296 7 named man Name Father Profession Relations Reference
Zunanum (zu-na-num2) Owner of a not MAD 1, 309 5 named man
Zunanum (zu-na-num2) MAD 1, 326 i12
Zunanum (zu-na-num2) MAD 1, 335 2
Zunanum (zu-na-num2) MAD 1, 335 7 Zunim-igmum (?) Tutub 12 r.x+20 (zu-nim-ig-mu-um (sic)) Zurarum (¿zu•?-ra-ra-im) Tutub 19 iv6 Zuza (zu-za) AIHA 4, 02 ii3 Zuza (zu-za) AIHA 4, 13 3 Zuzu (¿zu•-zu) AnOr 07, 372 iv10 Zuzu (¿zu•-zu) AIHA 4, 01 i1 Zuzu (¿zu•-zu) AIHA 4, 03 i3 Zuzu ([zu?]-zu) AIHA 4, 06 i10 Zuzu ([zu?]-zu) AIHA 4, 09 30 Zuzu (zu-[zu?]) muÌaldim AuOr 09, 8 a.4 Zuzu (zu-[zu]) MAD 1, 002 iv15 Zuzu (zu-[zu]) MAD 1, 003 vix+1 Zuzu (zu-¿zu•) pa.te.si a-ra-[me.ki] MAD 1, 004 x+iiix+4 ! Zuzu (zu-zu ) pa.te.si si-mu-ur4 MAD 1, 004 x+iix+7 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 005 + r.x+2 117 + 133 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 016 r.x+i8 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 019 i3 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 020 r.x+iix+4 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 031 x+2 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 042 x+iix+7 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 056 + r.x+iix+3 063 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 098 x+5 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 138 x+iix+1 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 183 6
Zuzu (zu-zu) nu.banda3 MAD 1, 267 r.8 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 269 r.13 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 280 r.12 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 280 r.15 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 311 r.x+5 Zuzu (zu-zu) Father (?) of […]-nu MAD 1, 312 2 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 319 2 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 1, 323 2 Zuzu (zu-zu) MAD 4, 016 r.i5 Zuzu (zu-zu) MC 4, 51 i5' Zuzu (zu-zu) FLP 0058 r.5 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 01 2 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 08 4 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 23 r.8 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 33 iii46 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 42 4 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 47 r.7 Zuzu (zu-zu) OAIC 50 8 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 01 i15 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 01 i4 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 01 ii5 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 01 iii7 Name Father Profession Relations Reference Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 02 ii13 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 03 ii9 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 04 iix+13 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 05 i7' Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 08 19 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 08 7 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 11 iv4 Zuzu (zu-zu) sanga Tutub 18 7 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 19 iii8 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 20 2 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 37 17 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 38 r.iii21 Zuzu (zu-zu) Tutub 56 r.12 Zuzu (zu?-zu) Tutub 60 r.12 Zuzu ([zu]-zu) Tutub 61 7 Zuzul (zu-zu-ul) ugula utul MAD 1, 096 x+iix+2 Zuzum (zu-zum) AIHA 4, 02 iv8 [x]-Ninmug ([x-d]NIN.MUG) Mother of Dabšiga, MC 4, 52 r.19 wife of Išma-ilum [x]-Ninšubur Puzur-Keš MC 4, 52 2 ([x]-dNIN.ŠUBUR) ¿x•-la-im (¿x•-la-im) FLP 0103 r.7