hum [PARALYZE] V/t (19x) Ebla, Old Babylonian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Hellenistic wr. ḫum; ḫu-um; ḫum-ḫum; ḫu-umḫum "to paralyze (bodies); a blood clot disease (stroke?)"
[1] | 𒈝 | ḫum |
[2] | 𒄷𒌝 | ḫu-um |
[3] | 𒈝𒈝 | ḫum-ḫum |
[4] | 𒄷𒌝𒈝 | ḫu-umḫum |
+ | --ma=m.a (7x/37%). |
Akk. hamû ša₂ zumri; hurpi GIG.
ḫum = [ḫa-ma-šum] (SpTU 4, 186 o ii 7').
ḫum = ḫa-ma-šu₂ (Ea 04 326).
ḫum-ḫum = ḫu!(RI-)ten₂-su-u₂ (TCL 06, 35 r ii 15).
ḫum (MSL 14, 29 Ld a ii' 4; OB Nippur Ea 348; PBS 11/1, 040 r i' 6').
ḫum = [ḫa-ma-šum] (SpTU 4, 186 o ii 7').
ḫum = ḫa-ma-šu₂ (Ea 04 326).
ḫum-ḫum = ḫu!(RI-)ten₂-su-u₂ (TCL 06, 35 r ii 15).
anše ḫum-⸢ma⸣ (UET 6, 0400 r 4).
saŋ-ŋu₁₀ ḫum = gu-bu-<x?> (Oriento 23/2, 1-19 o ii 27).
⸢ŋiri₃⸣ ḫum-ma = DU-⸢x⸣-[...] (CT 19, pl. 17-19, K 04386+ r ii 2).
⸢ŋiri₃⸣ ḫu-umḫum = ⸢x⸣-[...] (CT 19, pl. 17-19, K 04386+ r ii 1).
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