Ninnisig [1] DN (7x) Old Babylonian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian wr. ^dnin-nisig; ^dnin-x-SAR; ^d  ⁿⁱⁿ-SAR.GIR₂; ^d  ⁿⁱⁿ-SAR.MU; ^dGIR₂; ^dMU "1"

[1]	𒀭𒎏𒊬	^dnin-nisig
[2]	𒀭𒎏X𒊬	^dnin-x-SAR
[3]	𒀭𒎏𒊬𒄈	^d  ⁿⁱⁿ-SAR.GIR₂
[4]	𒀭𒎏𒊬𒈬	^d  ⁿⁱⁿ-SAR.MU
[5]	𒀭𒄈	^d GIR₂
[6]	𒀭𒈬	^d MU

	OB	Post-OB
[1]	1	3
[2]		1
[3]		1
[4]		1
[5]
[6]

5 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Old Babylonian (1x/14%)

Middle Babylonian (1x/14%)

Neo-Assyrian (4x/57%)

Neo-Babylonian (1x/14%)

Senses:

1. 1 (7x/100%)

Lexical Associations

ṭābiḫu[slaughterer]N Ekur[1]TN (// Ninnisig[1])

^dnin-SAR = GIR₂.[LA₂] E₂.KUR.RA-KE₄ (CT 24, pl. 03-11, K 04333 r ii 15).

^d  MIN.<(ⁿⁱⁿ-SAR.)>GIR₂ = MIN<(GIR₂.LA₂)> E₂.KUR.RA-KE₄ (CT 24, pl. 03-11, K 04333 r ii 17).

^d  MIN.<(ⁿⁱⁿ-SAR.)>MU = MIN<(GIR₂.LA₂)> E₂.KUR.RA-KE₄ (CT 24, pl. 03-11, K 04333 r ii 16).

References for all phrases

Ninnisig[1]

^dnin-SAR = MIN<(...)> MIN<(...)> (CT 25, pl. 30-31, K 2109+ r i' 9a').

^d⸢nin⸣-nisig (TIM 09, 086 o ii 9).

^dnin-⸢x⸣-SAR (CBS 00331 r ii 18).