babbar [WHITE] V/i (1908x) Early Dynastic IIIa, Early Dynastic IIIb, Ebla, Old Akkadian, Lagash II, Ur III, Old Babylonian, Middle Assyrian, Middle Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, Hellenistic, unknown wr. babbar; babbar₂; babbar^mušen; babbar^sar; babbar₂-ra; ba-ba; ba-ap-pa-ar; ba-ba-re; babbar^ba-^ab-^ba-^ra; bi-bi; ^ba-^ab-^barbabbar "(to be) white"

See ziz babbar[white emmer]N.

[1]	𒌓	babbar
[2]	𒌓𒌓	babbar₂
[3]	𒌓𒄷	babbar^mušen
[4]	𒌓𒊬	babbar^sar
[5]	𒌓𒌓𒊏	babbar₂-ra
[6]	𒁀𒁀	ba-ba
[7]	𒁀𒀊𒉺𒅈	ba-ap-pa-ar
[8]	𒁀𒁀𒊑	ba-ba-re
[9]	𒌓𒁀𒀊𒁀𒊏	babbar^ba-^ab-^ba-^ra
[10]	𒁉𒁉	bi-bi
[11]	𒁀𒀊𒁇𒌓	^ba-^ab-^barbabbar
+	--ra=r.a (82x/4%); --re=r.e (7x/0%).

	PC	ED IIIa	ED IIIb	Ebla	OAkk	Lag II	Ur III	OB	Post-OB	(unknown)
[1]		2	78	1	58	1	536	293	119	6
[2]			384		14	11	305	64	3	3
[3]								6	4
[4]								2	3	1
[5]						3		2
[6]								3
[7]								2
[8]								1
[9]									1
[10]								1
[11]									1

50 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Early Dynastic IIIa (2x/0%)

Early Dynastic IIIb (462x/24%)

Ebla (1x/0%)

Old Akkadian (72x/4%)

Lagash II (15x/1%)

Ur III (841x/44%)

Old Babylonian (374x/20%)

Middle Assyrian (2x/0%)

Middle Babylonian (34x/2%)

Neo-Assyrian (74x/4%)

Neo-Babylonian (14x/1%)

Hellenistic (7x/0%)

unknown (10x/1%)

Verbal prefixes:V.m; ha.V.m; na.V.n; ša.V.n.

Senses:

1. (to be) white (1908x/100%)

Akk. peṣû.

Bibliography

[2005] P. Attinger, ZA 95 216.

[2005] J. Keetman, JCS 57 5 n17.

[1997] N. Veldhuis, EEN 123-125.

[1994] D. Foxvog, JCS 46 13-14.

[1989-90] J. Bauer, AfO 36-37 81.

[1987] M. Civil, Ebla 1975-1985 155 n32.

[1972] H. Waetzoldt, UNT 50-52.

Word ID: o0024800; Citation URL: http://oracc.org/epsd2/o0024800; version 2.7 (built 2022-12-21)