Kusu [1] DN (26x) Early Dynastic IIIb, Lagash II, Old Babylonian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, Hellenistic wr. ^dku₃-su₃; ^dku₃-su₁₃; ku-su₃; ku₃-su₃; ^dA-su₃; ^d  ^ku-^suGUD; ^d  ^xGUD; ^dGUD "1"

[1]	𒀭𒆬𒋤	^dku₃-su₃
[2]	𒀭𒆬𒁍	^dku₃-su₁₃
[3]	𒆪𒋤	ku-su₃
[4]	𒆬𒋤	ku₃-su₃
[5]	𒀭𒀀𒋤	^dA-su₃
[6]	𒀭𒆪𒋢𒄞	^d  ^ku-^suGUD
[7]	𒀭X𒄞	^d  ^xGUD
[8]	𒀭𒄞	^d GUD

	ED IIIb	Lag II	OB	Post-OB
[1]	1		7	7
[2]			6
[3]			1
[4]		1
[5]				1
[6]				1
[7]				1
[8]

11 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Early Dynastic IIIb (1x/4%)

Lagash II (1x/4%)

Old Babylonian (14x/54%)

Middle Babylonian (2x/8%)

Neo-Assyrian (3x/12%)

Neo-Babylonian (1x/4%)

Hellenistic (4x/15%)

Senses:

1. 1 (26x/100%)

Lexical Associations

Kusu[1]DN (// Kusu[1])

^dku₃-su₃ = ku-us-su₂ (OB Nippur Diri Seg.11, 30).

^dku₃-su₃ = ku-us₂-su₂ (MSL 15, 010 K1+T1 r i' 14').

Nisaba[1]DN (// Kusu[1])

^dku₃-su₃ = ^dNISABA (CBS 00331 r ii 15).

šangammāhu[(exorcist)]N Enlil[1]DN (// Kusu[1])

[^d]ku₃-su₃ = SANGA₆(GA.MA₂.SIG₇).MAḪ ^dEN.LIL₂.LA₂-KE₄ (CT 24, pl. 03-11, K 04333 r ii 11).

[^d  ...]GUD = MIN<(SANGA₆(GA.MA₂.SIG₇).MAḪ)> ^dEN.LIL₂.LA₂-KE₄ (CT 24, pl. 03-11, K 04333 r ii 12).

References for all phrases

Kusu[1]

^dku₃-su₁₃ (TIM 09, 086 o ii 7).

^dku₃-su₃ = [...] (CT 24, pl. 03-11, K 04333 r i 34'').

^d  ^ku-⸢^{su^?}⸣GUD (CBS 00331 r ii 16).