MA-KA-I-SE

personal name: Makī with the Zakros -SE; Amorite maqīm 'Established'; rival the Egyptian name mkj

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Reading
Makī-se
Confidence
Speculative
Root
*ḳVwVm- ‘stand (up), rise’
Kind
Personal name
Language
Semitic
Rank
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Compared forms

  • Amoriteme-ki-im maqīmme-ki-im maqīm ‘Established’, PN at Alalakh and Apišal (Buck 2019, 307; Gelb 1980 no. 4648 ME-QWIM, no. 4649 ME-KWIN)
  • Egyptianmkj, men, Middle Kingdom (Ranke I, 166.12–13), one a ruler ‘aus ḳdm’ in Sinuhe B 219, Mkj⟨m⟩ ‘semit. Königstitel’ of Qatna in TLA; rival

Attestations1 cited

  1. ZA 8MA-KA-I-SE 2 𐝃𐝆Makī, with the Zakros -SE, 2 + fractions

Commentary

ZA 8 MA-KA-I-SE 2, in a roster of names with quantities (KU-TU-KO-RE, A-RI-NI-TA, TA-I-NU-MA-PA, DA-I-PI-TA, KA-I-RO). SE is the Zakros suffix of RU-MA-TA-SE beside bare RU-MA-TA; MA-KA-I is the base of MA-KA-I-TA (PK 1, ZA 5b). Makī, the Amorite name me-ki-im maqīm ‘Established’ (Gelb 1980, nos. 4648–4649; Buck 2019, 307), the final m unwritten. Egyptian writes the name mkj (Ranke I, 166.12–13), once for a ruler from Qedem in Sinuhe B 219, which TLA renders Meki⟨m⟩, a Semitic royal title. Rival: the Egyptian name mkj. One attestation.

On the 3D inscriptions

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

Linear A Lexicon