PA-TA-DA

personal name; Egyptian Ptḥ-dj(⸗f) 'Ptah gives'; rival Hurrian pṭḏ (Ugarit)

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Reading
Patada
Confidence
Candidate
Root
—
Kind
Personal name
Language
Middle Egyptian
Rank
—

Compared forms

  • Egyptianptḥ-dj⸗f, a man’s name (PNM v6, personal_names_id 142614558)
  • Ugariticpṭḏ PN, Hurrian (DULAT 676), the rival

Attestations2 cited

  1. PH(?) 31aPA-TA-DA[
  2. HT Zb 1603DPA-TA-DA DU-PU₂-RE[PN — Ptaḥ-di(w) 'Ptah-given' (Egyptian theophoric)

Commentary

PH(?) 31a .3 PA-TA-DA[, after KU-PA₃-NU SUS+SI+RE 1, broken after DA at the line end; HT Zb 160 PA-TA-DA DU-PU₂-RE[, a vessel label ‘Patada: to the sanctuary’. Egyptian ptḥ-dj⸗f, a man’s name under Thutmose IV–Amenhotep III (PNM v6, Louvre C 277), the ḥ and the ⸗f unwritten; Amarna writes Ptah -ptaḫ in Ḫi-ku-up-ta-aḫ (EA 84:37; RGTC 12/2, 105). Rival: Hurrian pṭḏ, a man at Ugarit (KTU 4.357:23; DULAT 676).

On the 3D inscriptions1 inscription

HT Zb 160Haghia Triadapa-ta-da
Linear A Lexicon