PA-SE-JA
Paššiya (personal name; Hurrian hypocoristic on pašš- 'send')
- Reading
- Paššiya
- Confidence
- Speculative
- Root
- —
- Kind
- Personal name
- Language
- Hurrian
- Rank
- —
Compared forms
- NuziPAŠŠIJA, Pa-aš-ši-ia, two bearers, one the son of Pula-ḫali who also bears Pašši-tilla (Gelb, Purves, and MacRae 1943, 112); "Hypocoristic for Paššip-tilla" (ibid., 243)
- Hurrianpašš-pašš- ‘mander’, Mitanni letter pa-aš-ši-en; paššithi ‘messager’ (Laroche 1980, 197–99); PN Paššitḫe, pa-aš-ši-it-ḫe ‘messenger’ (Karana; Monti 2017, 392)
Attestations2 cited
- HT Wc 3001PA-SE-JA ¹⁄₂
- HT Wc 3002PA-SE-JA
Commentary
The matched roundel pair HT Wc 3001 (PA-SE-JA ½) and HT Wc 3002 (PA-SE-JA), Scribe 107 (GORILA II 72): one context. Uncounted: HT 93a .8 ]PA-SE-JA 20, broken before, PA dotted, or ]PI-SE-JA (GORILA I 147). The base PA-SE Pašše heads HT 18 and stands on HT 27b as an entry parallel to MI-DA (· VIN+WA · SA n): name and -ya short form in one archive, as Pašši-tilla and Paššiya at Nuzi. SE writes the stem vowel i. Cf. LB pa-sa-ja, a spice recipient (KN Ga 953).
On the 3D inscriptions
Not written on any of the 82 inscriptions modelled so far.