KI-KI-NA
Kikkina, recipient or named administrative entity
- Reading
- Kikkina
- Confidence
- Candidate
- Root
- Kikkina (Pre-Greek)
- Kind
- Personal name
- Language
- Semitic
- Rank
- Amorite-linked appendix
Compared forms
- AmoriteKIKKIN-I (KI-IK-KI-NI), KIKKIN-U (KI-IK-KI-NU), KIKKIN-UM (KI-IK-KI-NUM), with KI-KI-NU-UM and KI-IK-KI-NI-IM variants
- Ugaritickkn, personal name of uncertain etymology; distinct kknt ‘pot/vessel’ has final -t
- EblaiteGi-gi-na, a singer (nar) from Mari (Prosopography of Ebla, list nar)
- Old BabylonianKi-ki-nu-um at Sippar (de Boer 2014, 369)
Attestations1 cited
Commentary
HT 88 .3 NI · KI-KI-NA 7: after the fig logogram NI and before the quantity, a recipient, group or other named entity, ‘figs: Kikkina, 7’. Amorite has the close name KIKKIN, written KI-IK-KI-NI, KI-IK-KI-NU and KI-IK-KI-NUM (Gelb 1980, nos. 4036–4038). Ugaritic kkn is a personal name of unknown etymology (DULAT 429). One attestation.