Personal name · Semitic
O-KA-MI-ZA-SI-I-NA
personal name: 'Sîn has gathered in / laid up (the child)'—verb + DN sentence name
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Compared forms
From the lexicon entry O-KA-MI-ZA-SI-I-NA.
- Akkadiankamāsukamāsu A ‘to gather in’, D kummusu (CAD K 114); moon-god Suen/Sîn, OB {d}suen, su₂-en, zu-en.
- AmoriteGelb AS 21 glossary KMS "to hide"; nouns kamisum, kumisum, kumsum; names KAMIS-UM (nos. 1745, 3971, 3972), JA-KMIS-I Yakmisi (no. 2910), KUMS-AJA (no. 4163). Sîn in Amorite names is a Mesopotamian borrowing: cult at Mari, treaty in his temple at Ḥarran, Ḥa-an-na-EN.ZU (Huffmon 1965, 35, 273).
- Hebrewkāmuskāmus "laid up" // ḥātûm "sealed" (Deut 32:34; HALOT 481); sense parallel Ṣəpanyāh "Yah has treasured" (√ṣ-p-n).