U-TA-I-SE

personal name: ʿUtay with the -SE suffix, a recipient of cyperus; rival a Cretan name of another language (LB u-ta-jo)

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Reading
ʿUtay-se
Confidence
Speculative
Root
*ʕtw ‘to behave proudly, be insolent’
Kind
Personal name
Language
Semitic
Rank
—

Compared forms

  • Hebrewעוּתַי ʿÛtay, PN (1 Chr 9:4; Ezra 8:14), the man of 1 Chr 9:4 = עֲתָיָה ʿĂtāyāh (Neh 11:4) (BDB 738–39)
  • Safaiticʿty PN, 8 bearers, Thamudic 1; ‘Ar. ʿatiy, rebellious’ (Harding 1971, 406)
  • Linear Bu-ta-jo, a man, the ‘collector’ of the KN D series (DMic I)

Attestations1 cited

  1. KH 7bU-TA-I-SE CYP+D ¹⁄₂ʿUtay, with the -SE suffix; cyperus ½[

Commentary

KH 7b .2 U-TA-I-SE CYP+D ½[, intact at the left edge, then PA-NA-TU CYP+D ½ (GORILA III 31); KH 7a lists *313b-men and cyperus under E-NA-SI, I-JA-PA-ME · TA-TA and QA-TI-KI. ]U-TA-I-SI CYP+D[ on KH 16 (Scribe 1) is the same entry in the other hand’s spelling, as A-SE beside A-SI and I-SE beside I-SI. ʿUtay, the hypocoristic of 1 Chr 9:4 and Ezra 8:14 (BDB 738–39), and the Safaitic name ʿty (Harding 1971, 406), U for ʿu; built as MA-KA-I-SE Makī-se, a name in -I with -SE. Cf. LB u-ta-jo, the Knossos ‘collector’ (DMic I; Killen, Mycenaean Greek, glossary, s.v.). Rival: a Cretan name of another language. One intact witness.

On the 3D inscriptions

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

Linear A Lexicon