God or goddess · Semitic
TI-NI-TA
Tinit (goddess, = Phoenician Tanit)
- Reading
- Tinitu
- Type
- God or goddess Confirmed
- Language
- Semitic Confirmed
- Sites
- Haghia Triada
- Attestations
- 1
- Lexicon
- TI-NI-TA
Commentary
Reading from the lexicon (Gordon 1966).
Compared forms
From the lexicon entry TI-NI-TA.
- Phoenician𐤕𐤍𐤕tnttnt ‘Tanit’ (Sarepta, KAI 285, 7th c. BCE: dedication to Tanit-Astarte)
- Punictnttnt ‘Tinnit’ (Carthage stelae: lrbt ltnt pn bʿl ‘to the Lady Tinnit, face of Baal’)
- Punic in Greek lettersΘινιθ-Φανεβαλ, Θεννειθ-Φενηβαλ ‘Tinnit-Phanebal’ (Krahmalkov 2000, 495); Θινιθ-Φανεβαλ on the El-Hofra stele EH 1.1/5 (ibid., 126)