ππ π
Akkadian
editEtymology 1
editOrthographic borrowing from Sumerian ππ π (a-ma-ru /β amarukβ /, βdevastating flood, the Delugeβ).
Logogram
editππ π β’ (A.MA.RU)
- Sumerogram of abΕ«bum (βthe Deluge, devastating floodβ)
Etymology 2
editVerb
editππ π β’ (a-ma-ru)
- Cuneiform spelling of amΔru
Sumerian
editπ | π | π |
Alternative forms of /amaruk/ |
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ππ£π½ (a-maβ-uruβ ) |
ππ₯π½ (a-mar-ruββ) |
Etymology
editFrom π (a, βwaterβ) +β π π (ma-ru /β marukβ /, βof the tempestβ).
Noun
editππ π β’ (a-ma-ru /amaruk/)
- devastating flood, the mythical Deluge
- emergency, urgent situation
- ππ ππ°
- a-ma-ru-kam
- /amaruk-am/
- It's urgent!
- (literally, βIt's like flood water!β)
References
edit- βππ π (amaru)β in ePSD2
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