gurgur [BIRD] N (6x) Early Dynastic IIIb, Old Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian wr. gur₄^kur-^kurgur₄^mušen; gar-gar; gar-gar^mušen; gur-gur^mušen; gur₄-gur₄^mušen; gur-gur "a bird"

[1]	𒆸𒆳𒆳𒆸𒄷	gur₄^kur-^kurgur₄^mušen
[2]	𒃻𒃻	gar-gar
[3]	𒃻𒃻𒄷	gar-gar^mušen
[4]	𒄥𒄥𒄷	gur-gur^mušen
[5]	𒆸𒆸𒄷	gur₄-gur₄^mušen
[6]	𒄥𒄥	gur-gur

	PC	ED IIIa	ED IIIb	Ebla	OAkk	Lag II	Ur III	OB	Post-OB	(unknown)
[1]									2
[2]								1
[3]								1
[4]			1
[5]									1
[6]

5 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Early Dynastic IIIb (1x/17%)

Old Babylonian (2x/33%)

Neo-Assyrian (1x/17%)

Neo-Babylonian (2x/33%)

Senses:

1. a bird (6x/100%)

Akk. kurkurru.

Bibliography

[2004] N. Veldhuis, Nanše 248.

Lexical Associations

kurkurru[(a bird)]N (// gurgur[bird])

gur₄^kur-^kurgur₄^mušen = ŠU<(kurkurru)> (Ura 18 Seg.9, 56; BTT pl. 14, Ashm 1924-1365 o 8').

References for all phrases

gurgur[bird]

gur-gur^mušen (ED Birds 127).

gur₄-⸢gur₄⸣[^mušen] = [...] (UET 7, 0132 r i' 5).

ŋar-ŋar^mušen (CM 22, pl. 35-36 r iv 28).

gur₄^kur-^kurgur₄^mušen = ŠU<(kurkurru)> (Ura 18 Seg.9, 56; BTT pl. 14, Ashm 1924-1365 o 8').

gurgur[bird] nita[bird]

ŋar-ŋar nita₂^mušen (CM 22, pl. 35-36 r iv 29).

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