ib [ANGRY] (V/i)

117 instances

ib [ANGRY] V/i (117x) Old Babylonian, Middle Assyrian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Hellenistic wr. ib₂; ib₂-ba; ib₂-ba-ŋa₂ "(to be) angry; to curse; anger"

[1] 𒌈 ib₂
[2] 𒌈𒁀 ib₂-ba
[3] 𒌈𒁀𒂷 ib₂-ba-ŋa₂
+ --ba=b.a (46x/39%); --be₂=b.e (10x/9%).
PC ED IIIa ED IIIb Ebla OAkk Lag II Ur III OB Post-OB (unknown)
[1] 46 38
[2] 19 14
[3]

23 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Old Babylonian (65x/56%)

Middle Assyrian (2x/2%)

Middle Babylonian (3x/3%)

Neo-Assyrian (40x/34%)

Hellenistic (7x/6%)

Verbal prefixes: mu.da ; mu.n ; mu.ni .

Senses:

Akk. agāgu; arāru.

Bibliography

[2006] M. Jaques, Vocabulaire des sentiments 112; 114; 155; 294-295.

[2005] P. Attinger, ZA 95 211.

Lexical Associations


References for all phrases

ib[angry] dug[speak]

ib₂ MIN<(dug₄-ga)> = a-ga-gu (CT 51, pl. 58-60, BM 122629+ o iii 54').

ib₂ MIN<(dug₄-ga)> = e-ze-zu (CT 51, pl. 58-60, BM 122629+ o iii 55').


saŋ[head] ib[angry] ak[do]

saŋ ib₂-ba ak = u₂-ru-ru (MSLSSI, 17-27 i 58).

šag[heart] ib[angry] ak[do]

šag₄ ib₂-ba AK-a = a-ga-mu (CT 18, pl. 36-37, K 04323+ r i 36').

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