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Akkadian noun (Page structure)

Alternative forms

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• normalisation (phonetic cuneiform) {{q|<--info: mimation, dialect, etc.-->}}

Etymology

From {{inh|akk|sem-pro|<--*ROOT-->|t=<--TRANSLATION-->}}.

Pronunciation

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• {{IPA|akk|/<-- phonetic transcription-->/}}

Cuneiform spelling

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Sumerograms	Phonetic	Mixed
Sumerogram1 (TRANSLITERATION1) Sumerogram2 (TRANSLITERATION2) (qualifier) <--optional--> Sumerogram3 (TRANSLITERATION3) (qualifier) <--optional--> etc.	cuneiform1 (transliteration1) cuneiform2 (transliteration2) (qualifier) <--optional--> cuneiform3 (transliteration3) (qualifier) <--optional--> etc.	SUMEROGRAM-cuneiform1 (TRANSliteration1) (qualifier) <--optional--> SUMEROGRAM-cuneiform1 (TRANSliteration1) (qualifier) <--optional-->

Noun

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normalisation (phonetic cuneiform) gender (base form <--multuple base forms allowed-->, status constructus <--up to 3 for triptotic nouns-->, status pronominalis <--when different form s.c.-->, status absolutus<--when different form s.c.-->, dual <--when often used-->, plural1 gender1/plural2 gender2/etc)

1. definition 1
2. definition 2
3. etc

Masculine Noun declention

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Declention of masculine noun <--pagename-->

	Singular	Dual	Plural <--more forms possible-->
Nominative	-um	-ān	-ū
Accusative	-am	-īn	-ī
Genitive	-im	-īn	-ī
Status constructus
Status absolutus

Feminine Noun declention

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Declention of feminine noun <--pagename-->

	Singular	Dual	Plural <--more forms possible-->
Nominative	-um	-ān	-ātum
Accusative	-am	-īn	-ātim
Genitive	-im	-īn	-ātim
Status constructus
Status absolutus

Derived terms

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{{der3|akk|normalization (phonetic cuneiform)}}

Related terms

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{{der4|akk|normalization (phonetic cuneiform)}}

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Akkadian noun (Example with ilum 𒄿𒈝)

Alternative forms

• ilu (𒄿𒇻) (non-mimated form) <-- Transliteration of the cuneiform signs will be found in the alternative form's pagename.-->

Etymology

From Proto-Semitic *ʾil- (“deity”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈi.lum/

Cuneiform spelling

Sumerograms	Phonetic	Mixed
𒀭 (DINGIR) 𒀭𒍑 (DINGIR.NITA) (rare) 𒀭𒀭 (DINGIR.DINGIR) (plural)	𒄿𒈝 (i-lum) 𒄿𒇻𒌝 (i-lu-um) (Old Babylonian) 𒅋 (il) (status constructus) 𒄿𒇴 (i-lam) (accusative)	𒀭𒈝 (DINGIR-lum) (Old/Middle/Neo-Assyrian) 𒀭𒇴 (DINGIR-lam) (accusative)

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Noun

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ilum (𒄿𒈝) m (status constructus il or ili, plural ilū or ilānū}

1. god, deity

īnum (𒄿𒉡𒌝) f (dual īnān)

1. eye

sinništum (𒍣𒅔𒉌𒅖𒌈) f (status constructus sinništi, status pronominalis sinništa, status absolutus sinniš, plural sinnišātum)

1. woman

abum (𒀀𒁍𒌝) m (status constructus abi, status pronominalis abū/abā/abī, plural abbū)

1. father

narûm (𒈾𒊒𒌝) m (base naru or narā, plural narû)

1. stela

Noun declention

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Declention of masculine noun ilum (𒄿𒈝)

	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	ilum	ilān	ilū or ilānū
Accusative	ilam	ilīn	ilī
Genitive	ilim	ilīn	ilī
Status constructus	il or ili
Status absolutus	il

Derived terms

• iltum (𒅋𒌈)

 

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Related terms

• bēl lā ilim (𒁁𒂖 𒆷 𒄿𒅆)

 

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