π’Œ“


π’Œ“ U+12313, 𒌓
CUNEIFORM SIGN UD
← π’Œ’
[U+12312] 		Cuneiform π’Œ” β†’
[U+12314]

Translingual

Cuneiform sign

π’Œ“ Sign Number
MZL 596
Deimel 381
HZL 316

Derived signs

References

  • R. Borger, Mesopotamisches Zeichenlexikon (MZL), MΓΌnster (2003)
  • A. Deimel, Ε umerisches Lexikon (Deimel), Rome (1947)
  • Chr. RΓΌster, E. Neu, Hethitisches Zeichenlexikon (HZL), Wiesbaden (1989)

Akkadian

Sign values

Sign π’Œ“
Sumerograms BABBAR, UD, UTU, Uβ‚„
Phonetic values liαΈ«, par, pir, tam, ud/ut/uαΉ­, αΈ«iΕ‘

Etymology 1

Orthographic borrowing from Sumerian π’Œ“ (ud, β€œsun, day”).

Logogram

π’Œ“ β€’ (Uβ‚„, UD, UTU)

  1. Sumerogram for Ε‘amΕ‘um
  2. Sumerogram for Ε«mum

Etymology 2

From the first sign of π’Œ“π’Ί (e₃ /⁠ed⁠/, β€œto go out”).

Logogram

π’Œ“ β€’ (UD)

  1. (Middle Babylonian, personal names) Sumerogram of waαΉ£Γ»m (β€œto go out”)

Sumerian

Alternative forms of
/babbar/
π’Œ“π’Œ“ (babbarβ‚‚, bar₆-bar₆)

Etymology 1

Verb

π’Œ“ β€’ (babbar)

  1. to be white

See also

Colors in Sumerian Β· 𒍨 (zibβ‚‚ /⁠zib⁠/) (layout Β· text)
     π’Œ“ (babbar)           π’ˆͺ (giggi)
             π’‹œ (suβ‚„ /⁠su⁠/), 𒁱 (daraβ‚„ /⁠dara⁠/)              π’‹œ (suβ‚„ /⁠su⁠/), 𒁱 (daraβ‚„ /⁠dara⁠/)              π’…Š (sig₇ /⁠sig⁠/)
                          π’…Š (sig₇ /⁠sig⁠/)             
                                       𒍝𒆳 (za-gin₃ /⁠zagin⁠/)
                          π’„­π’ˆ¨π’• (αΈ«e-me-da /⁠ḫemeda⁠/)             

Etymology 2

Noun

π’Œ“ β€’ (uβ‚„, ud, utu /ud/)

  1. sun
  2. day
    • (Can we date this quote?), β€œ~C17th BCE, The Flood story, Segment D”, in ETCSLβ€Ž[1], lines 1-6:
      π’…Žπ’…†π’Œ¨π’…Žπ’…†π’Œ¨π’…Žπ’‹›π’‹›π’……π’†•π’€€π’‰π’Œ¨π’‰π’‰Œπ’» π’„€π’Œ
      π’€€π’ˆ π’Š’π’Œ‹π’…—π’†π’…—π’‚΅π’€π’€­π’•π’€Šπ’ƒ‘π’‚Š
      π’Œ“π’Œπ’€€π’€­π’ˆͺπ’…“π’€€π’€­
      π’€€π’ˆ π’Š’π’Œ¦π’ˆ π’€π’ƒ‘π’Šπ’‹«
      π’„‘π’ˆ£π’†Έπ’†Έπ’€€π’ƒ²π’†·π’…Žπ’…†π’Œ¨π’…†π’Œ¨π’‡§π’‡§π’€€π’‹«
      π’€­π’Œ“π’„Ώπ’…Žπ’ˆ π’Šπ’Œ“π’Ίπ’€­π’† π’€€π’Œ“π’‚·π’‚·
      im-αΈ«ul-im-αΈ«ul tum₉si-si-ig du₃-a-bi teΕ‘β‚‚-bi i₃-sugβ‚‚-ge-eΕ‘
      a-ma-ru ugu kab dugβ‚„-ga ba-an-da-ab-ur₃-e
      ud imin-am₃ gΜƒi₆ imin-am₃
      a-ma-ru kalam-ma ba-ur₃-ra-ta
      g̃iőma₂ gur₄-gur₄ a gal-la im-ḫul tuku₄-tuku₄-a-ta
      dutu i-im-ma-ra-e₃ an ki-a ud gΜƒaβ‚‚-gΜƒaβ‚‚
      After the flood had swept over the land, and waves and windstorms had rocked the huge boat for seven days and seven nights, Utu the sun god came out, illuminating heaven and earth.
  3. heat
  4. a fever
  5. summer
Derived terms

Proper noun

π’Œ“ β€’ (utu /Utu/)

  1. alternative form of π’€­π’Œ“ (dutu /⁠Utu⁠/)

Etymology 3

Alternative forms of
/zalag/
π’‚Ÿ (zalagβ‚‚)
π’ˆœ (zalag₃)

Verb

π’Œ“ β€’ (zalag)

  1. to be pure
  2. to be bright, shine

See also

  • Sumerian terms spelled with π’Œ“

References

  • β€œπ’Œ“ (babbar)” in ePSD2
  • β€œπ’Œ“ (ud)” in ePSD2
  • β€œπ’Œ“ (Utu)” in ePSD2
  • β€œπ’Œ“ (zalag)” in ePSD2

Further reading

π’Œ“ on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

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