Personal name · Semitic
KA-KU-NE-TE
Weapon of Anat (theophoric personal name); rival Egyptian Neith as the second element
- Reading
- Kakku-ʿAnēt
- Type
- Personal name Speculative
- Language
- Semitic Speculative
- Sites
- Zakros
- Attestations
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- Lexicon
- KA-KU-NE-TE
Commentary
Kakku-ʿAnēt, kakku ‘weapon’ + ʿAnat, as Šum-Anati at Ugarit (Kinlaw 1967, 111). Rival: Egyptian Neith (n.t) as the second element (PNM v6).
Compared forms
From the lexicon entry KA-KU-NE-TE.
- Akkadiankakkukakku ‘weapon, arms’ (CAD K 52); Kakka, DN
- Amoritekakkum, fem. kakka ‘weapon’; Kakka, DN (Gelb 1980); names KAKK-U KA-AK-KU, KAKK-AH KA-AK-KÁ (nos. 3913, 3904); ʿAnat names, see DA-RU-NE-TE
- Akkadian (Ugarit)Šum-Anati, Abdi-Anati (Kinlaw 1967, 111, 7)
- Ugaritic𐎓𐎐𐎚ʿntʿnt ‘Anat’ (DULAT 167)
- Egyptianmhr.j ꜥnṯjmhr.j ꜥnṯj ‘warrior of Anat’, of the king (ORAEC 113, 564, 922); n.t ‘Neith’ in sꜣ-n.t, wsr-n.t (PNM v6)