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Jelszám Képjel Ékjel (Labat Szó- És Jeltára Alapján) Fontosabb Fonetikai Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) d il 1 as, asz3 AŠ Išten (hett.) 1, Assúr isten, Egy 1. di-lu-u2, dili 1. AS, Assur ina, aná ina -ban (rag) U (ősi jelentés) = edu aszandkóró (növény) G (alapjelentés) = 1 (férfi) pašašu beken, felken IŠ.TIN = 1 (néha 60) AŠŠA rigmu kiáltás išta(nu) észak ikkilu panasz GI.E magaru = egyet ru3, rum ? ? akaró (lásd L.367) sup3, híl? ? ? D.II.1/10 RU(-U) gitmâlu = teljes, tökéletes 1 as, asz3 SALUGUB rigmu kiáltás ikkilu panasz 1 til DIL(I) zikaru(m), ember, férfi, hím 1. di-lu-u2, dili 108. DIL amilu ember A넀粎击 瀉奈s à Hercules êdu magában, egyedül, egy 1/2 gan=1/4 iku=25 szar valaki, DET szeélynevek el. DILI-PÁT Vénusz, Istar 109. DIL-BAD as DIDLI talîmu ikrek Vénusz mâdûtu sokaság D.II 1/10 DI-LI gitmâlu = teljes, tökéletes 1 dal3, TIL4, rigmu kiáltás 1. di-lu-u2, dili 108. DIL til4, híl TAL3 ikkilu panasz 1 (= férfi) Hercules DET férfinevek előtt 109. DIL-BAD as D.II 1/16 US meghal Vénusz 2 hal HAL petu nyit 2. hal(-hal)-la 2. dHAL-HAL hallu alap U= G= emberi ürülék bârû jós kígyó, sárkány pirištu(m) titok, döntés D.II 2/14 Tigris folyó zâzu feloszt garâru hajt, fut, csúszik 2 hal BURU8 arû tisztít, defekál, kiürít kiönt - ašu tisztít, defekál, nyom BULUH hâšu siet 3 mug MUG gû, mukku zsinór 3. mu-uk (U= vetélő) 3. dMUG – kézműves G= gyapjúszövet pallukku közönséges husáng, vessző, MUG bissuru női szemé- pálca (vö. L.96) rem, kőfaragó szerszám - D.II 3/3 fonál 21 Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) puk ? ? puk = ? suk3 ? ? suk3 = ? d 4 muk3 ZADIM sasînu, kőre írt, faragott 4. G = kőfaragó 4. ZADIM suk2 zatimmu kőre írt, faragott U = véső – d 5 ba, pá BA qâsu, ad, 5. ba-bu-u2 44., 45. BA-LU- 5. BA d ba qîštu ajándék G= ad (BAU istennő), és RA(G) BA-U2 - múlt idő jele, U= mérce+osztóvonal, bér Mars šu našâru birt. rag elvesz BA, BI6, BE4 csökkent teknős BAN, BAL, BAD rövid. LI.BIT = tégla, cserép d 6 zu, sú, ZUÆ L.449 szem idû tud, 6. zu-u2 172. ZU 6. ZU szú lîtu erő, győzelem szem + nagy Jupiter lêû képesség G= hozzátesz, felismer lîu táblázat, lajstrom U= mérce, hűséges ka birtokos sz.rag kaspu, sarpu = ezüst lamâdu megtanul (írni), megtud A.ZU írnok nêmequ bölcsesség NI.ZU orvos, látó mûdû tudós (lásd AB.ZU mélység, ZU-AB apsû AB-ZU óceán, mélység édesvíz /férfi jell./ , ősvíz) 7 kus, kusz KUŠ mašku bőr 8. ku-uš(-šu) 376. ŠU zumru test G= bőr = GUD-ALIM pagru test U= bőrcserző faállvány (bikafajta?) (térfogategység) Kígyótartó+ su Kígyó csk. 7 su SU arâbu megemel 8. ku-uš(-šu) 376. ŠU 8. dSU szum3 râbu helyettesít G= bőr = GUD-ALIM su11 šêru hús, test U= bőrcserző faállvány (bikafajta?) hušahhu éhinség (térfogategység) Kígyótartó+ kimtu család szaporít, gyarapít Kígyó csk. ki SU-BIL/BIR4 subartu Mezopotámia SU-KUR-RU-KI Suruppak 22 Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) 8 sin, sun, ŠEN qablu harc 9. U= (fém)üst, fegyver (352. SIN Hold) 9. dSen-mu- szan šennu rézedény G= edény(+víz) mu rug, ruk, ruqqu rézedény 823. SIN rig4 ellu, ebbu világos, tiszta – 9 bal(a) BAL(A) heru kivés 10. áttör, kiönt 44. BAL-U-RA 10. dBAL-UR- pul3 ebêru átkel U= balta, (csata)bárd Mars A pélu cserél G= átlép enû cserél pal palû uralkodási idő, jelvény D.II 9/9 trón D.II 9/7 nap nakâru ellenséges D.II 9/10 lázadás (BAL-TILki=Aššúr) súly- és térfogategység naqû italáldozatot végez (önt) – tabâlu elvisz nabalkattu gyanta bulakutu megmászik pilakku orsó, belemnit, istennyila BAL-TÉŠ-A baltu Északi Korona csk. 10 ád, át, át ÁD gissu örökzöld benge etittu d 10 gír GÍR patru tőr 11. gi-ru-u2 91. GIR2 Skorpió 11. GIR namsaru kard G= tövis, tőr 92. GIR3 Szűz β-ja birqu villám (U= skorpió) padânu, út harc, öv urhu út GIR.SUki =Lagas agrabu skorpió, Skorpió csill.kép városrésze esemtu csont asu mirtusz ád mâlaku út (mellékút) 10 (gír, ád) UL4 hamâtu ég, lángol a helyes útra vezet namru fényes, ragyogó 11 búl UŠU(M) bašmu sárkány 12. mu-ug, bu-lu-ug (54. UZA) 12. dUSUM... mûnu hernyó U= venter cacans G= kígyó, giliszta 23 Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) d 11 búr BÚR(U) pašaru szállít megszeg (esküt), nyit 54. BUR2 BUR2-RA búl, púl tapširtu szállítás megoldás 11 búl DU9 dubbubu rágalmaz 12. mu-ug, bu-lu-ug (107* DU-ŠE) dâlu fut kígyó, giliszta d 12 kud KUD, KU5 parâsu, elválaszt (vág, szekció) 13. si-lu-u (219. KUA) 13 KUD batâqu Déli Hal, Halak gug3 nakâsu üt U= (válasz)út tar dânu megítél G= vág, út banû épít 12 szil, sil3 SIL, SILA sûqu út 13. si-lu-u (346-7. SI) sil šalâtu vág Antares tar 12 tar, tar, TAR hepû, eltör (válasz)út 396 TAR2 tír šêmu elhatároz vág, út (Egyszarvú tur6 parâsu elválaszt (vág) =Kakas csk.) tara nagâru lerombol paqâda felügyel tím, dim5 12 has, hasz HAŠ šebêru megtör 13. si-lu-u hašâlu megtör labâku kever kapâru tisztít tar qadâdu meghajlik d 13 sa8 ŠA8 šabattu SA8 = a telihold ünnepe D.II 13/67 AN-TA-LU3 (330. SA4) 14. AN, šubul (párhuzam: szabadnap, adaru (Spica /Szűz/) DINGIR an szabbath) sötét, holdfogyatkozás d 13 il3 DINGIR ilu isten(ség) 14. a-nu(-um), ana, 111. DINGIR(-GAL) 14. AN, an di-gi-ir Úr Holdisten DINGIR ég, égisten 24 Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) d 13 an, il3 AN šamu ég 14. a-nu(-um), ana, 21. AN 14. AN, li4, Anu Anu isten(ség) di-gi-ir DINGIR él, ilu3 elû magas, világos, fényes U= csillag ul11, al7 AN(-ŠE) hunnubu érettség G= ég, égisten šubultu kalász AN-TIL4-AN kamû külső (=TILLÁ) d 15 ka, ga14 KA pû száj, „ kapu” 15. ka-(a-gu) 204. KA 15. KA pi4 appu orr, arc(ulat) U= fej (és jelzése) (Száj csk., Tiámat) d KA-MI šipru üzenet (=KIMU) G= száj 205. KA5-A (Róka Gu3-de2-a csk.) 207. dKAB-TA (Hold vezére) d 15 zib4 ZÚ šinnu fog 15. ka-(a-gu) 15. KA ka (fej,) száj (jelzése) surru szív, belsőrész d 15 ka (ga14) DU11 dabábu beszél 15. ka-(a-gu) Dug4-ga-na- atmû szó (fej,) száj (jelzése) ga-ti d DUG4-GA qebû mond DU-U ültet, épít Gu3-de2-a d 15 ka, ga14 GU3 šasû kiált 15. ka-(a-gu) 204. KA 15. KA d (fej,) száj (jelzése) (Száj csk.) Gu3-de2-a GU-U ordít, énekel 205. KA5-A (Róka csk.) 15 (en4) INIM âmatu szó 15. /enim/ ka šiptu varázslat d 16 TU6 tû összeesküvés 18. /tu6/ 18. Tu6-ba-ša šiptu varázslat – d 16 MU7 tû összeesküvés 18. /tu6/ (273. MU-SIR2-A- 18. Tu6-ba-ša d šiptu varázslat AB-BA) Mu7-mu7 17 UŠ12 imtu nyál (vér) 19. /uh4, uš/ rûtu nyál (vér) kišpu rontás, varázslat – rusû bűbáj 25 Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) 18 NUNDUN šaptu ajak 21. /nun-dun/ 21. dNumdum- (vö. SU6 szakáll L.18*) kug-ga – 18* SU6, SUN4 ziqnu szakáll 22. /su6/ 36. d Šu13-šu13 – d d 19 bu6 BUZUR5 puzru titok 23. /b/puzur3/ 355. PA 23. Buzur5- pu4, ba11 (Nyilas, Kentaur β-ja) u2-a (sa17 ?) 20 NIGRU âšipu ördögűző 24. /nigru/ – 20. MUŠLAH mušlahhu kígyók papja d 22* URGÚ libbâtu harag 25., 27. /urgu2,4/ 159. ÚR2 27. Urgu2 dGIBIL 162. UR-GU-LA Oroszlán, Nagy – Kutya 23 IBIRÁ tamkâru kereskedő 29. (191. IBILA-E2- MAH) – 23 TIBIRÁ tamkâru kereskedő 29. (191. IBILA-E2- MAH) 24 ARA9 sagâmu ordít, rezonál 32. – 24 GIGURU3 alâtu lenyel 24 DILÍB amîlu ember 32. 108. DIL Hercules 25 UŠ13 ? (l. L.17-nél) – 26 Jelszám Fontosabb Fontosabb sumer Fontosabb Legfontosabb magyar Jelnév + alapjelentés Csillagképek, égites- Istenségnevek képjel ékjel fonetikai olvasatok, akkád jelentéseik (Deimel I. és II. alapján) tek (Planetarium (Pantheon (Labat szó- és jeltára alapján) értékek hangalakok olvasatok Babylonicum) Babylonicum) 26 bu3 SUB karâbu imád, áld 36. /sub/ d ikrîbu ima, kérés 36-37. /b/puzur4// 23. Buzur5- šukennu tisztelet (355. PA u2-a Nyilas, Kentaur β-ja) – d 26 bum, bu3 BUZUR4 puzzu titok (=SUB-ŠA) 36-37. /b/puzur4// 23. Buzur5- pu3, ba12 (355. PA u2-a Nyilas, Kentaur β-ja) 27 TUKÚR šaqummatu csend 38. – 28 (me3) IMMA sûmû szomj 39. (za6) – 28* UŠ14 ? (l.
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