U-NU-*21F
(the men of) Unuḫu, a town named in a text from Ugarit (RS 17.251), location unknown
- Reading
- Unuḫu
- Confidence
- Speculative
- Root
- Unuḫu (Pre-Greek)
- Kind
- Toponym
- Language
- Semitic
- Rank
- —
Compared forms
- Akkadian (Ugarit)ᵘʳᵘÚ-nu-ḫiᵘʳᵘÚ-nu-ḫi ‘Unuḫu’, LÚ ᵘʳᵘÚ-nu-ḫi ‘man of Unuḫu’ (RS 17.251 [PRU 4 236f.]:19f.; RGTC 12/2, 324)
Attestations1 cited
- HT 26aU-NU-*21F 5
Commentary
HT 26a .3–4 U-NU-*21F 5[, whole and undotted, the numeral broken after (GORILA I 47): the last surviving entry under the cup heading *406VAS+KE · *312-TE-TE, after TA-TI 21 and MI-KI-SE-NA 15; side b counts men (VIR) under the same heading. *21F writes the guttural: U-NU-*21F spells ᵘʳᵘÚ-nu-ḫi, the town of a witness, ‘man of Unuḫu’, in a legal text from Ugarit (RS 17.251 [PRU 4 236f.]:19f.; RGTC 12/2, 324, location unknown).
On the 3D inscriptions
Not written on any of the 82 inscriptions modelled so far.