# HT 39

A Linear A document: tablet from Haghia Triada.

- Site: Haghia Triada
- Object: Tablet
- Period: LM IB
- Scribe: HT Scribe 12
- Findspot: Villa Magazine
- Edition: [GORILA I](<https://linear-a.ai/bibliography/?w=src_698>)

## Text

1. TA-I-AROM 10
2. [KU-RE-JU](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/KU-RE-JU/index.md>) 8
3. [KU](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/KU/index.md>)
4. [SA-MA-TI](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/SA-MA-TI/index.md>) 10
5. KU-RE
6. [KU-RO](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/KU-RO/index.md>) \*414+A 100
7. KU+\[ \] 2
8. DU+\[ \]
9. \[…\]

## Translation

None proposed.

## Epigraphic note

The mark after SA-MA-TI on .3 is a dotted 10, closing the word (GORILA I 75). .2 breaks after KU[, so groups lost at the right of .2 may have preceded SA-MA-TI; GORILA's tabular copy sets ] before SA.

## Lexicon entries

- [KU-RO](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/KU-RO/index.md>) (kull): total, sum (accounting term). Confirmed.
- [KU](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/KU/index.md>) (kull): all, totality, everything (administrative category: miscellaneous/general allocation; section subtotal). Candidate.
- [KU-RE-JU](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/KU-RE-JU/index.md>) (Kulelu): Kulelu (personal name; cf. Middle Assyrian Kulilu). Candidate.
- [SA-MA-TI](<https://linear-a.ai/lexicon/SA-MA-TI/index.md>) (Ṣamidi): personal name, 'Harnessed'; cf. Amorite Ṣamidum. Speculative.

## Images

[The document in SigLA](https://sigla.phis.me/document/HT%2039/) (drawing and photographs, © École française d’Athènes).

## References

- GORILA I: Godart, Louis; Olivier, Jean-Pierre (1976), Recueil des inscriptions en linéaire A, volume 1: Tablettes éditées avant 1970 (GORILA I). École française d'Athènes (Études crétoises XXI, 1); Librairie orientaliste Paul Geuthner, Paris

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Licence: CC BY 4.0 for the translations and commentary; the corpus keeps its sources’ terms, SigLA’s records CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Cite as: di Mino, Tom. 2026. Linear A Lexicon. Plasma AI. https://linear-a.ai/. Data: kaphtor, commit 50525edd.
