engisa [STONE] N (10x) Ur III, Old Babylonian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian wr. ^na₄en-gi-sag₉; ^na₄en₈-kid; en-gi-sag₉; en-gi₂-ša; en-ki-sa₃; ^na₄an-kid; ^na₄e-gu₂-en-sag₉; ^na₄en-ge-en; en-gi-ša; ^na₄niŋ₂-gi-sag₉ "a stone"

[1]	𒎎𒂗𒄀𒊷	^na₄en-gi-sag₉
[2]	𒎎𒊭𒆤	^na₄en₈-kid
[3]	𒂗𒄀𒊷	en-gi-sag₉
[4]	𒂗𒆤𒊭	en-gi₂-ša
[5]	𒂗𒆠𒍝	en-ki-sa₃
[6]	𒎎𒀭𒆤	^na₄an-kid
[7]	𒎎𒂊𒄘𒂗𒊷	^na₄e-gu₂-en-sag₉
[8]	𒎎𒂗𒄀𒂗	^na₄en-ge-en
[9]	𒂗𒄀𒊭	en-gi-ša
[10]	𒎎𒃻𒄀𒊷	^na₄niŋ₂-gi-sag₉

	PC	ED IIIa	ED IIIb	Ebla	OAkk	Lag II	Ur III	OB	Post-OB	(unknown)
[1]								2
[2]							2
[3]									1
[4]									1
[5]									1
[6]							1
[7]								1
[8]								1
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8 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Ur III (3x/30%)

Old Babylonian (4x/40%)

Middle Babylonian (2x/20%)

Neo-Assyrian (1x/10%)

Senses:

1. a stone (10x/100%)

Akk. engisû.

Bibliography

[2008] A. Schuster-Brandis, AOAT 46 410.

Lexical Associations

šadû[mountain(s)]N buṭumtu[terebinth]N (// kur[mountain] engisa[stone])

kur en-gi-sag₉ = MIN<(KUR)> MIN<(bu-ṭu-ut-tum)> (Ura 22 15).

engisû[(a stone)]N (// na[pestle] engisa[stone])

na^! en-ki-za^!(A) = en-⸢gi⸣-iš-šu-u (Emar 6/2, p. 501, Msk 74203e r ii 10).

References for all phrases

engisa[stone]

^na₄e-gu₂-en-sag₉ (OB Nippur Ura 4 74).

^na₄en-gi-⸢sa₆⸣ (CUNES 49-08-035 o 5, r 5).

kur[mountain] engisa[stone]

kur en-gi-sag₉ = MIN<(KUR)> MIN<(bu-ṭu-ut-tum)> (Ura 22 15).

na[pestle] engisa[stone]

^na₄na en-gi₂-ša (AlT 447 iv 21).

na^! en-ki-za^!(A) = en-⸢gi⸣-iš-šu-u (Emar 6/2, p. 501, Msk 74203e r ii 10).

Word ID: o0083954; Citation URL: http://oracc.org/epsd2/o0083954; version 2.7.2 (built 2024-08-31)