akkil [NOISE] N (23x) Early Dynastic IIIb, Old Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Hellenistic wr. akkil; akkil₂; akkilₓ(AD.KU); kil₄; ^aakkil "noise, cry, clamor, uproar; battle cry; lamentation; alarm, warning"

[1]	𒃰𒋺𒋛	akkil
[2]	𒀜𒆤	akkil₂
[3]	𒀜𒆪𒀜𒆪	akkilₓ(AD.KU)
[4]	𒃰𒋺	kil₄
[5]	𒀀𒃰𒋺𒋛	^a akkil

	ED IIIb	OB	Post-OB
[1]	1	12	5
[2]			2
[3]		1
[4]			1
[5]		1

11 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Early Dynastic IIIb (1x/4%)

Old Babylonian (14x/61%)

Neo-Assyrian (7x/30%)

Hellenistic (1x/4%)

Senses:

1. noise, cry, clamor, uproar (21x/91%)

2. battle cry

3. lamentation (1x/4%)

4. alarm, warning (1x/4%)

Akk. ikkillu; rigmu; tanūqātu; šīsu.

Bibliography

[2017] S. Fink, AOAT 434 93.

[2005] P. Attinger, ZA 95 269.

akkil

= ikkillu (Ea 03 7).

akkil₂

= šisītu (CT 11, pl. 35-36, Sm 1300 r i' 1', r i' 2').

kil₄

= tukku (Ea 03 3).

Lexical Associations

ikkillu[lamentation]N (// akkil[noise])

akkil = [ik-kil-lu] (Ea 03 7; MSL 03, 094 ST r i 48).

tukku[alarm]N (// akkil[noise])

kil₄ = [tuk-ku] (Ea 03 3).

šisītu[cry]N (// akkil[noise])

akkil₂ = ši-[si-tu] (CT 11, pl. 35-36, Sm 1300 r i' 1').

References for all phrases

akkil[noise]

akkil (OB Nippur Izi Tab.I, 461; OB Nippur Lu 637).

akkil-ŋu₁₀ (OB Nippur Ugumu 116).

akkil₂ = ta-[...] (CT 11, pl. 35-36, Sm 1300 r i' 2').

akkilₓ(AD.KU)-ŋu₁₀ (OB Nippur Ugumu 117).