Place · Semitic
SI-DU-*34-KU-MI
the cella of Ṣiduq, the Just One (heading an aromatic list)
- Reading
- Ṣiduqi-kummi
- Type
- Place Speculative
- Language
- Semitic Speculative
- Sites
- Haghia Triada
- Attestations
- 1
- Lexicon
- SI-DU-QI-KU-MI
Commentary
Reading from the lexicon (di Mino).
Compared forms
From the lexicon entry SI-DU-QI-KU-MI.
- Amoriteṣaduqṣaduq ‘just, right, just case; DN’: za-du-kum, a-bi-ṣa-du-uq (GlOS 2, 215); ṣidq ‘justice, legitimacy; DN’ (GlOS 2, 214); zi-id-ki-e-pa Ṣidqī-yapaʿ, Qaṭna (Buck 2018, 352)
- Ugaritic𐎕𐎄𐎖ṣdqṣdq (B) ‘lawful, righteous; DN’ (GlOS 2, 215); Ṣidqanu (Kinlaw 1967, 103)
- PhoenicianSadykos, father of the eight Kabeiroi (Damascius, in Brown 1995, 36)
- Hebrewṣaddîqṣaddîq ‘righteous’ (HALOT 1003); צִדְקִיָּהוּ Ṣidqiyyāhû (2 Kgs 24:17)
- Arabicṣiddīqṣiddīq ‘truthful’ (Q 12:46, 19:41)
- Akkadiankummukummu A ‘cella, private room (of a temple or palace)’, É.NUN agrun = kummu (CAD K 533)