dubsar [SCRIBE] N (24515x) Early Dynastic I-II, Early Dynastic IIIa, Early Dynastic IIIb, Ebla, Old Akkadian, Lagash II, Ur III, Old Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, Hellenistic, unknown wr. dub-sar; dub-sar^ku₆; ^lu₂dub-sar; du-ub-sa-ar; dub-sar-dub-sar; dub₃-sa "scribe; a fish"

See dubsar gud u[official]N, dubsar gudapin[official]N, dubsar zidak[official]N.

[1]	𒁾𒊬	dub-sar
[2]	𒁾𒊬𒄩	dub-sar^ku₆
[3]	𒇽𒁾𒊬	^lu₂dub-sar
[4]	𒁺𒌒𒊓𒅈	du-ub-sa-ar
[5]	𒁾𒊬𒁾𒊬	dub-sar-dub-sar
[6]	𒄭𒊓	dub₃-sa
+	--ra=r+a (4x/0%); --ra=r.a (31x/0%); --re=r+e (2x/0%); --re=r.e (7x/0%); --re₂=r.e (9x/0%).

	PC	ED IIIa	ED IIIb	Ebla	OAkk	Lag II	Ur III	OB	Post-OB	(unknown)
[1]	1	318	351	4	496	22	22743	554	14	3
[2]								2	2
[3]			1					1
[4]								1
[5]								1
[6]								1

35 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

Attested in the following periods:

Early Dynastic I-II (1x/0%)

Early Dynastic IIIa (318x/1%)

Early Dynastic IIIb (352x/1%)

Ebla (4x/0%)

Old Akkadian (496x/2%)

Lagash II (22x/0%)

Ur III (22743x/93%)

Old Babylonian (560x/2%)

Neo-Assyrian (12x/0%)

Neo-Babylonian (2x/0%)

Hellenistic (2x/0%)

unknown (3x/0%)

Senses:

1. scribe (24513x/100%)

2. a fish (2x/0%)

Akk. ṭupšarru.

Bibliography

[2003] D. Edzard, Sumerian Grammar 131.

[2003-2004] W. Sallaberger, JEOL 38 56 n19; 57.

[2001] H. Martin, F. Pomponio, G. Visicato and A. Westenholz, Fara Tablets 42.

[1999] G. Rubio, JCS 51 2.

[1995] G. Visicato, Bureaucracy of Šuruppak 141-144.

[1994] F. Pomponio and G. Visicato, ED Šuruppak 121 n39.

[1990] K. Maekawa, BSA 5 134.

[1989] P. Steinkeller, SDU 100-101.

[1987] P. Steinkeller, AOS 68 100-102.

[1987] M. van de Mieroop, Isin crafts 99-102.

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