kiʾana [LOCUS] N (57x) Ur III, Old Babylonian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, unknown wr. ki-an-na; ki-an "a cultic location; a rite"

[1]	𒆠𒀭𒈾	ki-an-na
[2]	𒆠𒀭	ki-an

	PC	ED IIIa	ED IIIb	Ebla	OAkk	Lag II	Ur III	OB	Post-OB	(unknown)
[1]							47	1	5	1
[2]							3

3 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Ur III (50x/88%)

Old Babylonian (1x/2%)

Middle Babylonian (1x/2%)

Neo-Assyrian (2x/4%)

Neo-Babylonian (2x/4%)

unknown (1x/2%)

Senses:

1. a cultic location (57x/100%)

2. a rite

Bibliography

[2011] R. Zettler and W. Sallaberger, ZA 101 12 n22.

Lexical Associations

udukianakku[sheep for funerary sacrifice]N (// udu[sheep] kiʾana[locus])

udu ki-an-na = ŠU<(udukianakku)>^ku (Ura 13 Seg.1, 157; Iraq 06, 175-176, 76 o iii 30; MSL 08/1, 005 E o ii' 13'; MSL 08/2, 006 S10 r 6'; MSL SS 1, 030 r 2').

References for all phrases

ninda[bread] kiʾana[locus]

[ninda] ki-an-na (CBS 15051 o i 11').

udu[sheep] kiʾana[locus]

⸢udu⸣ ki-an-na (OIP 011, 044 o i' 20').