JA-MA-U-TI

personal name, Amorite type (yaqtul of √m-w-t)

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Reading
Yamwuti
Confidence
Speculative
Root
*mw/yt ‘to die’
Kind
Personal name
Language
Semitic
Rank
—

Compared forms

  • AmoriteIA-MU-UT-DA-DU, IA-MU-UT-LI-IM (Gelb 1980, nos. 3370, 3375); bare JA-MWUT-UM, IA₃-A-MU-TUM (no. 3625)
  • Hebrewmûtmût ‘to die’ (HALOT 562)
  • Ugaritic𐎎𐎚mtmt ‘death’ (DULAT 589)
  • Egyptianmꜣʿtmꜣʿt ‘Maat’ (rival)

Attestations1 cited

  1. MA 2c3DJA-MA-U-TI 6

Commentary

MA 2c: ]-U-NA-NA 3, then ]JA-MA-U-TI 6 at the broken left end, sign groups possibly lost before it. Yamwut + -i, the Amorite JA-MWUT names (Gelb 1980, nos. 3370, 3375, 3625): MA-U writes the w of yamwut-, as DA-U-MI writes dawmi, where the cuneiform contracts it (IA-MU-UT-DA-DU); TI writes the root’s t with the -i of JA-KU-TI and JA-DU-RA-TI. Rival: JA- + Egyptian mꜣʿt ‘Maat’. One attestation. See MI-TU.

On the 3D inscriptions1 inscription

Linear A Lexicon