A-SI-SU-PO-A

the storehouse (heading of issues), the word of A-SU-PU-WA; rival a personal or place heading in -uwa

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Reading
ʾassuppōa
Confidence
Speculative
Root
*ʾasupp- ‘outbuilding, storeroom’
Kind
Administrative
Language
Semitic
Rank
—

Compared forms

  • Hebrew*ʾāsōp, pl. ʾăsuppîm ‘stores’, bêt hāʾăsuppîm (1 Chr 26:15, 17); ʾăsuppê haššəʿārîm ‘storerooms’ (Neh 12:25); a loan from Akk. asuppu ‘anteroom’ (HALOT 76)
  • Akkadianasuppu, an outbuilding; É a-su-up-pu bīt kāri ‘an a.-house and a storehouse’, Nbn. 499:1 (CAD A/2 349)

Attestations1 cited

  1. KH 9A-SI-SU-PO-A VIR+*307

Commentary

KH 9 .1 A-SI-SU-PO-A · VIR+*307[, nothing before the first sign, heading small issues of figs, cyperus, wine and *304 (GORILA III 35). The A-SU-PU-WA of ARKH 2, with SI-SU for the s and PO-A for the glide before final -a. SI-SU writes the ss of NB às-su-up-pu (VAS 1 70 ii 30; CAD A/2 349), SI’s vowel dead, as DI-DE writes the dd of DI-DE-RU ʾaddīru. Rival: a personal or place heading in -uwa, beside the person sign VIR+*307. One witness.

On the 3D inscriptions

Not written on any of the 82 inscriptions modelled so far.

Linear A Lexicon