Hittite Online

1 - numeral; <1> one

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

12 - numeral; <12> twelve

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

2 - numeral; <2> two

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

3 - numeral; <3> three

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

4 - numeral; <4> four

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

5 - numeral; <5> five

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

6 - numeral; <6> six

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

a-ap-pa - adverb; <āppa> again

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-ap-pa - preverb; <āppa> back

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-ap-pa-an - postposition; <āppan> after, following

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-ar-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <ār-> arrive, reach

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

a-ar-sa ti-ya-at - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <ārsa tiya-> remain in waiting

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-as-ka-az - noun; ablative singular of <āska-> gate, outside

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

a-as-sa-an - verb participle; nominative singular neuter of mi-conjugation <āss-> remain

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-as-sa-an-te-es - verb participle; nominative plural animate of mi-conjugation <āss-> remain

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-as-sa-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of mi-conjugation <āss-> remain

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-as-si-ya-tar - noun; accusative singular neuter of <āssiyātar> love

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

a-as-su-se-et-ta - noun; accusative plural neuter of <āssu-> goods, possessions + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular neuter <-ssett> his + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

a-as-su-us - adjective; nominative singular animate of <āssu-> good, dear

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-as-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <āss-> remain

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-ki - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <āk-, akk-> die

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ak-kan-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <āk-, akk-> die

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ak-ki-is-ki-it-ta-ri - verb; iterative 3rd person singular present middle of <āk-, akk-> die

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ak-ki-is-ki-ta-at - verb; iterative 3rd person singular preterite middle of <āk-, akk-> die

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ak-ku-us-kan-du - verb; iterative 3rd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <eg^w> drink

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

am-me-el - tonic personal pronoun; 1st person singular genitive of <ūk> I

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

am-me-el - pronoun; 1st person singular genitive of <ūk> I

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

am-mu-uk - tonic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <ammuk> me

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

am-mu-uk - tonic personal pronoun; 1st person singular nominative of <ūk> I

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

am-mu-uk - tonic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative of <ūk> I

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

am-mu-uk-ma-az - tonic personal pronoun; 1st person singular nominative of <ūk> I + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-az> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

a-ne-e-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <anniya-> do, work

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

an-ku - adverb; <anku> outright

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

an-na-al-li-in - adjective; accusative singular animate of <annalli-> old, previous

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

an-na-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <anna-> mother

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

an-na-as-sa - noun; nominative singular animate of <anna-> mother + enclitic conjunction; <-a> and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

an-na-az - adverb; <annaz> previously

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

an-ni-es-ke-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present iterative of <anniya-> do, work

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

an-ni-sa-an-pat - adverb; <anissan> previously + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

an-ni-sa-an-pat-an - adverb; <anissan> previously + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person accusative singular animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

an-nu-us - noun; accusative plural animate of <anna-> mother

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

an-da - postposition; <anda> in, into, at

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

an-da ar-ta-at - verb; 3rd person singular preterite middle of <anda ar-> stand

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

an-da e-es-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <anda ēs-> be in

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

an-da im-ma - adverb; <anda imma> indeed

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

an-da ti-ya-az-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <anda tiya> step in

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

an-da ú-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <anda uwa-> come to

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

an-da ú-et - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <anda uwa-> come to

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

an-da-an - postposition; <andan> in, to

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

an-da-an pi-is-si-az-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <andan pēssiya-> throw into the midst

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

an-tu-uh-si - noun; dative singular of <antuwahhas> human being, person

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

an-tu-us-si-is-sa - noun; nominative plural animate of <antuwahhas> human being, person + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

a-pa-a-as - demonstrative pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <apā-> that

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

a-pa-a-as-pat - demonstrative pronoun; nominative singular animate of <apā-> that + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

a-pa-a-as-pat - demonstrative pronoun; nominative singular animate of <apā-> that + emphasizing particle; <pat> himself

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

a-pe-e-el - demonstrative pronoun; genitive singular of <apā-> that

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

a-pe-e-ez - demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular of <apā-> that

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

a-pe-el - demonstrative pronoun; genitive singular of <apā-> that

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

a-pe-e-da-ni-ya - demonstrative pronoun; dative-locative singular of <apā-> that + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-pe-e-wa-mu - demonstrative pronoun; nominative plural animate of <apā-> that + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular accusative <-mu> me

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

a-pi-ya - adverb; <apiya> then, there

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ap-pa-an-du - verb; 3rd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <ēpp-> take, seize

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ap-pe-ez-zi-ya-na - adverb; <appezziyan> later, subsequently + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-pu-u-un - demonstrative pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <apā-> that

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

a-pu-u-us - demonstrative pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <apā-> that

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

a-ra-an-za - verb participle; nominative singular animate of <ār-> arrive, reach

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

a-ra-is - 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation; <arai-> arise, rise, rise up

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ar-ha - preverb; <arha> away

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

arha mu-ta-a-i - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of mi-conjugation <arha mutāi-> remove

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ar-ha pi-is-si-az-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <arha pēssiya-> throw away

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ar-ha da-a-i - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of hi-conjugation <arha dā-> take away

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ar-ha ta-ru-up-ta-ri - verb; 3rd person singular preterite middle of <arha tarupp> eliminate

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ar-ha ti-it-ta-nu-ut - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of <arha tittanu-> depose

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ar-ha-wa - adverb; <arha> away + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

a-ri - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <ar-> arrive

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ar-ma-ah-ha-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of <armahh-> become pregnant

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ar-ma-u-wa-an-te-sa - adjective; nominative plural animate of <armauwant-> pregnant + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ar-nu-uz-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <arnu-> bring

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ar-nu-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <arnu-> bring

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ar-ra-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of hi-conjugation <ārr-> wash

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

a-ru-um-ma - adverb; <arumma> sorely

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

a-sa-an-du - verb; 3rd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <ēs-> be

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

a-sa-an-du-la-az - noun; ablative singular of <asandula-> garrison

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

a-sa-a-si - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <asās-> settle

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-sa-u-ni - noun; dative singular of <asāwar> fold

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

at-ta-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <atta-> father

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

at-ta-as-ma-as - noun; genitive singular animate of <atta-> father + enclitic pronoun; 1st person singular genitive of <-mi-> my

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

at-ta-as-sa - noun; nominative singular animate of <atta-> father + enclitic conjunction; <-a> and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

at-tu-us - noun; accusative plural animate of <atta-> father

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

a-u - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of hi-conjugation <au-, u-> look, see

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

a-ú-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <au-, u-> look, see

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

az-zi-ik-kan-du - verb; iterative 3rd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <ēd-> eat

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

A-BI-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as genitive singular <ABI> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

A-BI-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as dative singular <ABI> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

A.BI-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as dative singular of <ABI> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as genitive singular of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as dative singular of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA - noun; Sumerogram <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

A.BU-YA-an-na-as-za - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my + enclitic personal pronoun; <-annas> (indicating 2nd person plural accusative) + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA-kan - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

A-BU-YA-ma - noun; Sumerogram <ABU> father + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

AD-DIN - verb; Akkadian 1st person singular preterite of <NADĀNU> give

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

Am-ga - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Amga> Amga

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

AMAR-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram <AMAR> young animal, calf + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ŠU> his, her

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

A-NA - preposition; Akkadogram <ANA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the dative)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

A-NA - preposition; Akkadogram <A-NA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the dative)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

A-NA - preposition; Akkadogram <ANA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the dative-locative)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ANŠE.KU.RA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ANŠE.KU.RA> horse

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ANŠE.KUR.RAHI.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural of <ANŠU.KUR.RA^HI.A> chariot troops

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ANŠE.KUR.RAMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural animate <ANŠE.KUR.RA^MEŠ> chariot fighter

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ANŠE.MUNUS.AL.LAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ANŠE.MUNUS.AL.LAL> mare

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ARAD-ah-ha-ha-at - verb; Sumerogram <ARAD> slave, serve + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ah-ha-ha-at> (indicating 1st person singular preterite middle)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ARAD-ah-ha-hu-ut - verb; Sumerogram <ARAD> slave, serve + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ah-ha-hu-ut> (indicating 2nd person singular preterite middle)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ARAD-ah-hu-un - verb; Sumerogram <ARAD> slave, servant, vassal + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ahhun> (indicating 1st person singular preterite)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ARAD-an - noun; Sumerogram <ARAD> slave, servant, vassal + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ARAD-an-ni - noun; Sumerogram <ARAD> slave, servant, vassal + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ānni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ARAD-KU-NU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ARAD> slave, servant, vassal + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 2nd person plural <-KUNU> your

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ARAD-ma - noun; Sumerogram nominative singular animate of <ARAD> slave, servant, vassal + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ARADMEŠ-YA-wa-at-tak-kan - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <ARAD> slave, servant, vassal + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular <-tta> you + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

A.ŠÀ A.GÀR - noun; Sumerogram ablative plural of <A.ŠÀ A.GÀR> field and meadow

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

A.ŠÀ-na-as - noun; Sumerogram <A.ŠÀ> field + Hittite phonetic complement; <-na-as> (indicating genitive singular)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

A.ŠÀ-ni - noun; Sumerogram <A.ŠÀ> field + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

AŠ-RIHI.A - noun; Akkadogram <AŠ-RI> place + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BAL-ah-hu-un - verb; Sumerogram <BAL> make sacrifice + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ahhun> (indicating 1st person singular preterite hi-conjugation)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BAL-u-wa-an-zi - verb; Sumerogram <BAL> make sacrifice + Hittite phonetic complement; <-uwanzi> (indicating infinitive)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BA-ÚS - verb; Sumerogram functioning here as 3rd person singular preterite <BA-ÚS> die

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

BÀD - adjective; Sumerogram <BÀD> fortify

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BÀD-es-na-nu-un - verb; Sumerogram <BÀD> fortify + Hittite phonetic complement; <-esnanun> (indicating 1st person singular preterite)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BÀD-kan - adjective; Sumerogram <BÀD> fortify + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

FDINGIRMEŠ.ARAD-in-na - proper noun; Sumerogram <DINGIR^MEŠ.ARAD> servant of the god + Hittite phonetic complement; <-inn-> (indicating accusative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-a> and

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BE-LI-NI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as vocative singular <BĒLU> lord, master + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person plural <-LI-NI> our

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BE-LI-NI-wa-an-na-as - noun; Akkadogram <BĒLU> lord, master + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person plural <-LI-NI> our + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person plural accusative <-nnas> us

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BE-LÍ-YA - noun; Akkadogram <BĒLU> lord, master + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

BE-LÍ-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as vocative <BE-LÍ-> lord + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

BE-LUMEŠ-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as vocative <BĒLU> lord, master + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

FIs-ta-pa-ri-ya-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Istapariya-> Istapariyas

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

FIs-ta-pa-ri-ya-as - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Istapariya-> Istapariyas

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

FPu-du-he-pa-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Puduhepa-> Puduhepa

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DAM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <DAM> wife, marriage

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DAM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <DAM> wife, marriage

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DAM-an-ni - noun; Sumerogram <DAM> wife, marriage + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ānni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DAMUT-TU-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram <DAM> wife, marriage + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-UTTU> (abstract suffix) + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ŠU> his, her

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DHal-ma-su-i-iz - proper noun; nominative singular of <Halmasuitt-> deified throne dais

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DIm-mar-ni-in - noun; accusative singular, animate of <immarni-> fertility?

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

DIM - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <^DIM> Stormgod

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DIM - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <^DIM> Stormgod

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DIM - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as vocative singular <^DIM> Stormgod

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DI-NAM - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as accusative singular of <DI-NAM> case

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRLIM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative <DINGIR> god + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-LIM> deity

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRLIM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <DINGIR> god + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-LIM> deity

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRLIM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <DINGIR> god + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-LIM> deity

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRLIM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <DINGIR> god + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-LIM> deity

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRLUM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <DINGIR> god + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-LUM> deity

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRLUM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <DINGIR> god + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-LUM> deity

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DINGIR.MAH - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <DINGIR.MAH> presiding deity, Mother Goddess

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

DINGIR.MAH - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as vocative <DINGIR.MAH> presiding deity, Mother Goddess

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

DINGIR.MAH-as - proper noun; Sumerogram <DINGIR.MAH> presiding deity, Mother Goddess + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

DINGIRMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as vocative <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

DINGIRMEŠ-as-kan - noun; Sumerogram <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating dative-locative plural) + locative participle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DINGIRMEŠ-is - noun; Sumerogram <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-is> (functioning here as nominative plural animate)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DINGIRMEŠ-sa - noun; Sumerogram <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-sa> (functioning here as nominative plural animate) + Hittite enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

DINGIRMEŠ-sa - noun; Sumerogram <DINGIR> god + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-sa> (functioning here as nominative plural animate)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

DIŠKUR-as - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DIŠKUR> Stormgod + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (functioning here as nominative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DIŠKUR-un-ni - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DIŠKUR> Stormgod + Hittite phonetic complement; <-un-ni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DIŠKUR-un-ni-ma - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DIŠKUR> Stormgod + Hittite phonetic complement; <-un-ni> (indicating dative singular) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DIŠTAR - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative <IŠTAR> Ishtar

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DIŠTAR - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive <IŠTAR> Ishtar

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DIŠTAR - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative <IŠTAR> Ishtar

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DKASKAL.KUR - noun; functioning here as nominative singular <^DKASKAL.KUR> river source

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

Dsi-i-us-mi-is - noun; nominative singular animate of <sius> god + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <-mi-> my

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DSi-ú-sum-mi-in - noun; accusative singular animate of <Siusummin> our god, our Sius

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DTe-le-pe-nu-sa - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Telepenu-> Telepenus + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

DU - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative <^DU> Stormgod

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DU - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as ablative <^DU> Stormgod

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DUMU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <DUMU> son, child

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

DUMU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <DUMU> son, child

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DUMU-an - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU> son, child + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU-as - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU> son, child + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.DUMU-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative <DUMU.DUMU> grandson + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-SU> his

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.É.GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <DUMU.É.GAL> son of the palace

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

DUMU.É.GAL-ma - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <DUMU.É.GAL> son of the palace + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

DUMU-la-an - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU> son, child + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <DUMU.LUGAL> king's son, prince

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DUMU.LUGAL-ma - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <DUMU.LUGAL> king's son, prince + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LUMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU> human being + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

DUMUMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative animate <DUMU> son, child + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DUMUMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative animate <DUMU> son, child + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMUMEŠ.É.GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <DUMU.É.GAL> son of the palace + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

DUMUMEŠ.É.GAL-ma - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative <DUMU.É.GAL> son of the palace + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

DUMUMEŠ.É.GAL-ma-as-ma-as - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU.É.GAL> son of the palace + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural dative <-smas> they

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

DUMUMEŠ-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <DUMU> son, child + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-SU> his

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DUMU.MUNUS - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <DUMU.MUNUS> girl, daughter

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.MUNUS - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <DUMU.MUNUS> girl, daughter

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DUMU.MUNUS - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <DUMU.MUNUS> girl, daughter

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

DUMU.MUNUS-an - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU.MUNUS> girl, daughter + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.MUNUSMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative of <DUMU.MUNUS> girl, daughter + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.MUNUS-ZU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <DUMU.MUNUS> girl, daughter + Akkadian 3rd person singular enclitic possessive pronoun; <-ZU> his

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.NAM.LU.U₁₉.LU-as - noun; Sumerogram <DUMU.NAM.LU.U₁₉.LU> humankind, human beings + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMU.NITAMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural of <DUMU.NITA> son + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUMURU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <DUMU> son, child + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-RU> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

DUMU-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <DUMU> son, child + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ŠU> his, her

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

DUMU-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative <DUMU> son, child + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-SU> his

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DU-ta-as-sa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <^DUtassa> Tarhuntassas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

DU-ta-as-sa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <^DU-tassa> Tarhuntassas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

DUTU-az - proper noun; Sumerogram <UTU> Sungod + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

DUTUŠI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <^DUTU^ŠI> my majesty

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

DUTUŠI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <^DUTU^ŠI> my majesty

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUTUŠI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular animate <^DUTU^ŠI> my majesty

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

DUTU-us - noun; Sumerogram <UTU> Sungod + Hittite phonetic complement; <-us> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

e-ep-pu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <ēpp-> take, seize

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

e-ep-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <ēpp-> take, seize

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

e-es-ha-at - verb; 1st person singular middle preterite of <ēs-> sit

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

e-es-har - noun; nominative singular neuter <ēshar> blood, bloodshed

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

e-es-na-as - noun; genitive singular of <ēshar> blood, bloodshed

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

e-es-su-u-en - iterative verb; 1st person plural preterite of <iya-> do, make

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

e-es-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <ēs-> be

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

e-es-du - verb; 3rd person singular imperative of mi-conjugation <ēs-> be

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

e-es-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <ēs-> be

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

e-hu - exclamation; <ehu> come on

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

e-ku-i-e-er-ma - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <ēg^w-> drink

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

e-na-an-za - adjective; nominative singular of <enant-> tame?

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

e-sa-an-da - verb; 3rd person plural middle present of <ēs-> sit

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

e-se-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of <ēs-> be

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

e-su-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <ēs-> be

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

e-da-ni - demonstrative pronoun; dative singular of <e-> this

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

e-te-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <ēd-> eat

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

EGIR - adverb; Sumerogram <EGIR> back, again

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

EGIR-an - adverb; Sumerogram <EGIR> back, again + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> ...

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

EGIR-an ti-i-ya-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <āppa tiya-> look after

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-an-ma-as-sa-an - adverb; Sumerogram <EGIR> back, again + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-san> (indicating downward motion)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

EGIR-an-ma-wa-ar-as-ta - adverb; Sumerogram preverb <EGIR> back, again + functioning here as phonetic complement; <-an> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + quotative particle; <-war> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <-as> he, she, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular accusative <-ta> you

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-an-da - postposition; Sumerogram <EGIR> after + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an-da> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

EGIR-an-da-ma-as-ma-as - adverb; Sumerogram <EGIR> after + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an-da> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural dative <-smas> they

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

EGIR-ez-zi-is - adjective; Sumerogram <EGIR> after + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ezzis> (indicating superlative nominative singular animate)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-pa - adverb Sumerogram; <EGIR> back, again + Hittite phonetic complement; <-pa> ...

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

EGIR-pa - adverb; Sumerogram <EGIR> back, again + Hittite phonetic complement; <-pa> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

EGIR-pa har-ker - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of <āppa hark> hold out in

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-pa pe-eh-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <āppa pāi-, āppa piya-> give back

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-pa te-eh-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of <āppa dāi-, tiya-> re-establish

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-pa ti-i-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <āppa tiya-> step back

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

EGIR-pa ú-wa-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of <āppa uwa-> come back

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EGIR-pa-ma - adverb; Sumerogram <EGIR> after + Hittite phonetic complement; <-pa> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

EL-LAM - adjective; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <EL-LAM> free

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

EM-SA - adjective; Akkadogram functioning here as accusative singular of <EMSU> sour

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

EN-an-ni - noun; Sumerogram <EN> lord + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ānni> (indicating dative-locative singular)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EN-iz-na-an-ni - noun; Sumerogram <EN> lord + Hittite phonetic complement; <-iznānni> (indicating dative-locative singular)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EN.SISKUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular of <EN.SISKUR> lord of the ritual

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

EN.SISKUR - noun; Sumerogram accusative singular animate of <EN.SISKUR> lord of the ritual

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

EN-YA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <EN> lord + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ERINMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive animate <ERIN^MEŠ> army, infantry

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ERINMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <ERIN^MEŠ> army, infantry

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ERINMEŠ-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram <ERIN^MEŠ> army, infantry + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ŠU> his, her

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ERINMEŠ-ya-kan - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural animate of <ERIN^MEŠ> army, infantry + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ERINMEŠ-za-mi-is-sa - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative <ERIN^MEŠ> army, infantry + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ... + 1st person singular possessive pronoun nominative singular animate of; <-miss-> my + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ERÍNMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural of <ERIN^MEŠ> army, infantry

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

EZEN₄-an - noun; Sumerogram <EZEN₄> festival, feast + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

EZENHI.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative <EZEN> festival + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

É-er - noun; Sumerogram <É> house + Hittite phonetic complement; <-er> (indicating nominative singular)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

É-er - noun; Sumerogram <É> house + Hittite phonetic complement; <-er> (functioning here as accusative singular neuter)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

É.GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular of <É.GAL> palace

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

É.GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular of <É.GAL> palace

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

É.GU₄ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative-locative singular <É.GU₄> cow barn

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

Éha-li-en-tu-u-az - noun; ablative singular of <halientū-> palace complex

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ÉNMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram <É> house + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

É-ri-is-si - noun; Sumerogram <É> house + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ri-> (indicating dative-locative singular) + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ssi> his, her, its

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ÉTI-ma-mu - noun; Sumerogram nominative singular neuter <É> house + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-TI> (indicating abstract noun) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ÉTI-YA - noun; Sumerogram nominative singular neuter <É> house + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-TI> (indicating abstract noun) + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GAD - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular <GAD> towel

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GAD-an - noun; Sumerogram <GAD> towel + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <GAL> chief, great

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GAL - adjective; Sumerogram functioning here as instrumental <GAL> chief, great

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GAL-is-za - adjective; Sumerogram <GAL> chief, great + Hittite phonetic complement; <-is> (functioning here as nominative singular animate) + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

GAŠAN-YA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <GAŠAN> lady + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GAŠAN-YA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <GAŠAN> lady + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GAŠAN-YA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <GAŠAN> lady + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GE₆-az - adjective; Sumerogram <GE₆> dark + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

GEME-an - noun; Sumerogram <GEME> female slave + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

GEŠTIN - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <GEŠTIN> wine

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

GI - noun; Sumerogram genitive singular or plural of <GI> reed

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

GIM-an - conjunction Sumerogram; <GIM> when + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GIM-an-ma - conjunction; Sumerogram <GIM> when + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GIŠ DINANNA - noun; Sumerogram <GIŠ> wood, tree + proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as instrumental <^DINANNA> Inanna

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠAPIN - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative <^GIŠAPIN> plow

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

GIŠDAG-ti - noun; Sumerogram <^GIŠDAG> throne + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ti> (indicating dative singular)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠGU.ZA - noun; Sumerogram <GU.ZA> throne

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

GIŠHI.A-ru - noun; Sumerogram <GIŠ> wood, tree + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ru> (functioning here as collective)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

GIŠkal-mi-sa-na-an - noun; accusative singular animate of <^GIŠkamisanā-> log, thunderbolt

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GIŠkal-mi-sa-na-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <^GIŠkamisanā-> log, thunderbolt

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GIŠkal-mu-us - noun; nominative singular neuter of <kalmus> lituus

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠkal-mu-us-ma-as-sa-an - noun; accusative singular neuter of <kalmus> lituus + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-ssan> (indicating upward motion)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠKIRI₆-as - noun; Sumerogram <^GIŠKIRI₆> orchard + Hittite phonetic complement; <-na-as> (indicating genitive singular)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

GIŠKIRI₆-ni - noun; Sumerogram <^GIŠKIRI₆> orchard + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

GIŠlu-ut-ta-a-us - noun; accusative plural animate of <luttāi-> window

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

GIŠŠUKUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular of <ŠUKUR> spear

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠŠUKUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <ŠUKUR> spear

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠZA.LAM.GAR-as - noun; Sumerogram <ZA.LAM.GAR> ceremonial tent + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating dative plural)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GIŠZA.LAM.GARHI.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <ZA.LAM.GAR> ceremonial tent + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

GÌRMEŠ-as - noun; Sumerogram <GÌR> foot + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating dative plural)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GÍN - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural <GÍN> shekel

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

GÍR-an - noun; Sumerogram <GÍR> knife, dagger + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

GU₄.APIN.LÀL - noun; Sumerogram nominative singular of <GU₄.APIN.LÀL> plow ox

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

GU₄ÁB - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <^GU₄ÁB> heifer

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

GU₄HI.A - noun; Sumerogram <GU₄> cow + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

GU₄-ma - noun; Sumerogram <GU₄> cow + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

GUL-ah-ta - verb; Sumerogram <GUL> strike + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ahta> (indicating 3rd person singular preterite indicative)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

GUNNI-ma - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative-locative singular <GUNNI> hearth + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

GUŠKIN - adjective; Sumerogram functioning here as instrumental singular <GUŠKIN> gold

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GUŠKIN - adjective; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <GUŠKIN> gold

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GUŠKIN - adjective; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular <GUŠKIN> gold

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GUŠKIN-ma - adjective; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular of <GUŠKIN> gold + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

GÙB-la-za - adverb; Sumerogram <GÙB> left + Hittite phonetic complement; <-laza> ...

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ha-a-az-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <hād-> dry, dry up

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ha-a-li-as - noun; dative-locative plural of <hāli-> corral

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ha-an-na-a-ú - verb; 3rd person singular imperative of hi-conjugation <hanna-> decide judicially

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ha-an-da-a-u-en - verb; 1st person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <handāi-> order, arrange, marry

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ha-an-te-ez-zi-is - adjective; nominative singular animate of <hantezziya-> first, oldest

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-an-te-ez-zi-ya-an - adjective; accusative singular animate of <hantezziya-> first, oldest

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-an-te-ez-zi-ya-as - adjective; nominative singular animate of <hantezziya-> first, oldest

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ha-an-te-ez-zi-ya-as-pat - adjective; genitive singular of <hantezziya-> first, oldest + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-as-sa-an-na-as - noun; genitive singular of <hassātar-> family

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-as-sa-an-na-as-sa-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <hassānna-> family + enclitic possessive pronoun 3rd person singular nominative singular animate of; <-sas> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-as-sa-an-na-i - noun; dative-locative singular of <hassannā-> family

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-as-sa-an-na-sa-an-za-kan - noun; genitive singular of <hassānna-> family + phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate) + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ... + locatival particle; <-kan> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-as-sa-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of hi-conjugation <hās-, hass-> give birth, beget

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ha-as-si-ik-ke-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <hassik-> quench one's thirst

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ha-as-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <hās-, hass-> give birth, beget

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ha-a-te-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <hād-> dry, dry up

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ha-at-ki-is-nu-si - verb; 2nd person singular present of <hatkesnu-> oppress, constrict, arrest

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ha-at-ra-a-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <hatrāi-> write

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ha-az-zi-e-et-tu - verb; 3rd person singular imperative of <hazziya-> strike, engrave

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ha-le-en-zu - noun; nominative singular of <halenzu-> a kind of plant

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

hal-ki-in - noun; accusative singular animate of <halki-> grain, barley

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

hal-ki-is - noun; accusative singular animate of <halki-> grain, barley

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

hal-za-a-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <halzāi-, haliya-> call out, recite, invite

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

hal-za-i-is - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <halzāi-, haliya-> call out, recite, invite

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

hal-zi-es-se-es-ta - verb; iterative 2nd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <halzāi-, haliya-> call out, recite, invite

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

hal-zi-ih-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <halzāi-, haliya-> call out, recite, invite

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

har-ap-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <harp-> separate

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

har-ki-ya-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of <hark-, harkiya-> disappear, abscond, perish

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

har-ni-ik-ti - verb; 2nd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <harnink-> destroy

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

har-ni-in-ku-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <harnink-> destroy

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

har-sa-u-wa-ar - noun; nominative singular of <harsauwar> cultivation

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

har-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <har-, hark-> have, hold

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

har-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <har-, hark-> have, hold

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

har-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <har-, hark-> have, hold

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

hi-in-kan - noun; accusative singular neuter of <hinkan> plague

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

hi-in-ga-na-az - noun; ablative singular of <hinkan> plague

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

hu-su-wa-an-ta-an - adjective; accusative singular animate of <huswant-> alive

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

hu-ul-la-an-za-an - noun; accusative singular animate of <hullanza-> battle

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

hu-ul-la-an-za-is - noun; nominative singular animate of <hullanza-> battle

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

hu-ul-la-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <hulla-> fight, defeat

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

hu-u-ma-an - adjective; nominative singular neuter of <hūmant-> all, each, every

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

hu-u-ma-an-da-as-pat - adjective; genitive plural of <hūmant-> all, each, every + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

hu-u-ma-an-ta-za - adjective; ablative plural of <hūmant-> all, each, every

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

hu-u-ma-an-du-us-pat - adjective; accusative plural animate of <hūmant-> all, each, every + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

hu-u-ni-ik-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <hūnink-> harm, injure

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

hu-u-ni-in-kan-za - verb; nominative singular animate of participle <hūninkant-> injured

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

hu-u-ni-in-kan-za-pat - verb participle; nominative singular animate of <hūnink-> harm, injure + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

hu-u-pa-ri-it - noun; instrumental singular of <huppar> bowl

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

hu-u-da-a-ak - adverb; <hūdāk> at once, immediately

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

hu-u-up-par-as - noun; genitive singular of <hu-u-up-par-as> vessel

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

hu-ú-ni-ik-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <hūnink-> harm, injure

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

hu-wa-i-is - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <huwāi-> run

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

HUL-lu - noun; Sumerogram <HUL> evil, harm + Hittite phonetic complement; <-lu> (functioning here as accusative singular neuter)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

HUR.SAGDIDLI.HI.A - noun; Sumerogram <HUR.SAG> mountain + Sumerian marker; <DIDLI.HI.A> (indicating nominative plural)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

HUR.SAGHa-u-wa-a-as - noun; Sumerogram <HUR.SAG> mountain + proper noun; stem form functioning here as nominative singular animate <Hauwā-> Hauwas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

HUR.SAGLa-wa-sa - noun; Sumerogram <HUR.SAG> mountain + proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative singular of <Lawasa> Lawasa

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

HUR.SAGMEŠ-us - noun; Sumerogram <HUR.SAG> mountain + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-us> (indicating accusative plural animate)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

i-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

i-e-et - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

i-it-wa - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of <ī-> go

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

is-ha-a-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <ishā-> master

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

is-ha-as-si-sa-an - noun; nominative singular of <ishā-> master + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative <-sis> his, her, its + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

is-hi-is-si - noun; dative singular of <ishā-> master + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular of <-ssi> his, her, its

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

is-hi-ú-ul - noun; accusative singular neuter of <ishiūl> treaty

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

is-hi-ú-ul - noun; nominative singular of <ishiūl> treaty

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

is-pa-an-di - noun; dative singular of <ispant-> night

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

is-pi-i-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <ispāi-> be satiated

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

is-pi-ya-tar-ra - noun; accusative singular neuter of <ispiyātar> satiation, abundance + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

is-ta-ma-as-du - verb; 3rd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <istamass-> hear, listen

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

is-ta-na-na-as - noun; dative-locative plural of <istanāna-> altar table

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

is-tar-na - postposition; <istarna> among

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

is-tar-ni-ik-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of <istarnink-> take sick, sicken

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

is-du-wa-a-ti - verb; 3rd person singular middle preterite of <isduwa-> be known

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

i-da-a-lu - noun; accusative singular neuter of <idālu> evil, harm

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

i-da-a-lu-ma-as-ma-as-kan - noun; accusative singular neuter of <idālu> evil, harm + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural dative <-smas> they + locatival particle; <-kan> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

i-da-lu - adjective; accusative singular neuter of <idālu-> evil, harm

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

i-da-lu - noun; accusative singular neuter of <idālu> evil, harm

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

i-ya-ah-ha-at - verb; 1st person singular preterite middle of <iya-> go, march

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-ah-ha-ha-at - verb; 1st person singular middle preterite of <iya-> go, march

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-an-ni-is - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <iyanniya-> march

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

i-ya-an-ta - verb participle; accusative plural neuter of <iya-> do, make

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

i-ya-an-za - verb participle; nominative singular animate of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-an-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

i-ya-an-zi-ma - verb; 3rd person plural present of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

i-ya-at - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-at-ta-ri - verb; 3rd person singular present middle of <iya-> go, march

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

i-ya-at-ten - verb; 2nd person plural imperative of <iya-> do, make

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-mi - 3rd person plural present of mi-conjugation; <iya-> do, make

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

i-ya-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-u-en - verb; 1st person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

i-ya-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <iya-> do, make

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

IBILA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <IBILA> male heir

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

IM-an - noun; Sumerogram <IM> clay + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

IM-as - noun; Sumerogram <IM> clay + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

I-NA - preposition; Akkadogram <INA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the dative-locative)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

I-NA - preposition; Akkadogram <INA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the dative)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

INIM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as ablative singular of <INIM> word, matter, affair

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

IŠ-TU - preposition; Akkadogram <IŠTU> (functioning as graphic indicator of the ablative)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

IṢ-BAT - verb; Akkadian 3rd person singular preterite of <ṢĀBATU> seize, take

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

IṢ-BAT - verb; Akkadogram 3rd person singular preterite of <ṣabātu> seize, take

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ÍDHu-u-la-ya - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative <Hūlaya> Hulaya river

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ÍDHu-u-la-ya - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive <Hūlaya> Hulaya river

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ÍD-i - noun; Sumerogram <ÍD> river + Hittite phonetic complement; <-i> (indicating dative singular)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ÍDSe-e-ha-ya - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <^ÍDSēha-> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ka-a-as - exclamation; <kās> behold, look

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ka-a-as-mi-is-sa-a - exclamation; <kāsmissā> kassmissa

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ka-a-as-za - noun; nominative singular animate of <kāst-> hunger, famine

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ka-a-sa - interjection; <kāsa> behold, lo

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ka-a-sa-wa - exclamation; <kās> behold, look + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

kal-mi-i-sa-ni-is - noun; nominative plural animate of <kalmīsana-> log, thunderbolt

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

kam-ma-ra-a-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <kammarā-> mist, swarm

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ka-ni-is-su-u-wa-ar-ma-at - noun; nominative singular neuter of <kanissuwar> recognition, favor + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative neuter of <-at> he, she, it

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

`kan-ta-an-na - noun; nominative plural animate of <kantanna> Kantana

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

`ka-pi-la-az-at-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite middle of <kappilāi-> become angry

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

kar-si - adverb; <karsi> frankly

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ka-ru-ú - adverb; <karū> before, previously

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ka-ru-ú-wa - adverb; <karū> before, previously + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

kat-ta - postposition; <katta> down, downwards

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

kat-ta da-as-ke-u-wa-an te-eh-hu-un - verb; supine of <katta dā-> take, capture + verb; 1st person singular preterite of <dāi-, tiya-> place, put

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

kat-ta-an ha-a-li-i-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of <kattan haliya-> bow down, prostrate

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

kat-ta-ni-pu-un - noun; accusative singular animate of <katanipū-> linen towel

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ke-e - demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural neuter of <kā-, kī-> this

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ki-ik-ki-is-ta-ru - verb; 3rd person singular middle imperative of <kikkis-> become

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ki-i-ma - demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <kā-, kī-> this + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

gi-im-ma-an-da-ri-ya-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <gimandariya-> spend the winter, overwinter

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

gi-im-ri - noun; dative singular of <gimmara-> steppe

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ki-i-sa - verb; 3rd person singular present middle of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ki-i-sa-ri - verb; 3rd person singular present middle of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ki-i-sa-ti - verb; 3rd person singular middle preterite of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ki-is-ha-at - verb; 1st person singular preterite middle of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ki-is-sa-an - adverb; <kissan> thus, as follows

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ki-is-sa-an-na - adverb; <kissan> thus, as follows + enclitic conjunction; <-a> and

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ki-is-ta-an-ti-it - noun instrumental singular of; <kistant-> hunger, famine

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ki-is-ta-an-zi-at-ta-at - 3rd person singular preterite middle of; <kistiyanziya-> be hungry, suffer famine

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ki-it pa-an-da-la-az - adverb; <ki-it pa-an-da-la-az> from now on

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ki-i-wa - pronoun; demonstrative pronoun nominative singular neuter of <kā-, kī-> this + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ki-nu-na - adverb; <kinun> now + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ki-nu-na-as-si - adverb; <kinuna> now + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ki-nu-na-wa - adverb; <kinuna> now + quotative particle; <-war> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ki-nu-un-ma - adverb; <kinuna> now + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ki-sa-at - verb; 2nd person singular middle preterite of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ki-sa-at - verb; 3rd person singular middle preterite of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ki-sa-ri - verb; 3rd person singular middle present of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ki-sa-ru - verb; 3rd person singular middle imperative of <kīs-> become, happen

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

kis-sa-an - adverb; <kissan> thus, as follows

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ki-ya-an-ta-ri - verb; 3rd person plural middle present of <ki-> lie

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-e - relative pronoun; accusative plural neuter of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-e-en-ni-ir - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <kuēn-> kill, strike

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ku-e-et-ma-an-ma - adverb; <kuitman> when, while + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ku-e-ez - relative pronoun; ablative singular of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ku-e-ez - adverb; <kuēz> from where

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ku-en-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <kuēn-> kill, strike

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ku-en-ti - verb; 2nd person singular present of mi-conjugation <kuēn-> kill, strike

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ku-en-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <kuēn-> kill, strike

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ku-e-da-ni-ik-ki - indefinite pronoun; dative singular of <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ku-i-e-es - relative pronoun; nominative plural animate of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-i-es - relative pronoun; nominative plural animate of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ku-in-ki - indefinite pronoun; accusative singular animate of <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ku-is - relative pronoun; nominative singular animate of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ku-i-sa - indefinite relative pronoun; nominative singular animate of <kuisa> whoever

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ku-is-kan im-ma ku-is - indefinite relative pronoun; nominative singular animate of <kui- imma kui-> whichever + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-is-ki - indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ku-is-ki - indefinite pronoun; nominative singular animate of <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ku-it - relative pronoun; nominative singular neuter of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-it - relative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <kui-> that, which, who

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-it - interrogative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <kui-> who, what

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ku-it - conjunction; <kuit> because, since

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ku-it im-ma ku-it - adverb; <kuit imma kuit> however

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-it ku-it - indefinite relative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <kui kui> whatever

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ku-it ku-it-pat - indefinite relative pronoun; nominative -acc.sg. neut. of <kui- kui-> whoever, whichever, whatever + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ku-it-kan - conjunction; <kuit> because, since + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ku-it-ki - indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ku-it-ma-an - adverb; <kuitman> when, while

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ku-it-ma-a-na-as - conjunction; <kuitmān> until, while + enclitic personal pronoun; nominative singular animate of <-as> he, she, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ku-it-ta-ya-wa-az - conjunction; <kuit> because, since + enclitic conjunction; <-a> and + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic reflexive particle; <-az> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ku-ru-ri-ah-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <kururiyahh-> make war, revolt

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-us-sa-an - noun; accusative singular of <kussan> fee, price

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ku-ut-ta-ni-it - noun; instrumental singular of <kuttar> upper arm, shoulder

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ku-u-un - demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular animate of <kā-, kī-> this

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ku-wa-pi - interrogative adverb; <kuwāpi> when, where

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ku-wa-pi - conjunction; <kuwāpi> when, where

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ku-wa-pi - adverb; <kuwāpi> when, where

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

KARAŠHI.A-YA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <KARAŠ> troops, army + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

KI-az - noun; Sumerogram <KI> earth, world + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

KI.MIN - noun; Sumerogram <KI.MIN> ditto

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <KUR> land, territory

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular neuter <KUR> land, territory

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as ablative singular <KUR> land, territory

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative-locative singular <KUR> land, territory

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular <KUR> land, territory

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative <KUR> land, territory

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative-locative <KUR> land, territory

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as ablative <KUR> land, territory

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <KUR> land, territory

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <KUR> land, territory

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

KUR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive <KUR> land, territory

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

KUR.KURHI.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative plural of <KUR.KUR> lands + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

KURTI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <KUR> land, territory + Akkadian; <TI> (abstract suffix)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

KUR-ya - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as locative plural <KUR> land, territory + Hittite enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

KUŠKA.TAB.ANŠE-za - noun; Sumerogram <KA.TAB.ANŠE> donkey + Hittite phonetic complement; <-za> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

KÙ.BABBAR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular of <KÙ.BABBAR> silver

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

la-a-az-zi-at-ta - verb; 3rd person singular middle present of <lazziya-> get better

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

la-ah-ha - noun; allative of <lāhha-> military campaign

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

la-ah-la-ah-hi-ma-an - noun; accusative singular animate of <lahlahhiya-> agitation, worry

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

la-az-zi-at-ta-ma - verb; 3rd person singular middle present of <lazziya-> get better + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

le-e - negative emphasizing particle; <lē> no, not

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

le-e ku-is-ki - indefinite pronoun; nominative singular of <lē kuisk-> no one

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

le-en-qa-an har-ta - verb participle; accusative singular neuter of <link-> swear an oath + 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation; <har-, hark-> have, hold

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

li-in-ga-nu-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of <linganu-> place under oath

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

li-in-ga-nu-wa-an-te-es - verb participle; nominative plural animate of <linganu-> place under oath

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

`lu-ú-lu - noun; accusative singular neuter <lūlu> prosperity?

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LI-IM - numeral; Akkadogram <LIM> thousand

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <LUGAL> king

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate <LUGAL> king

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <LUGAL> king

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <LUGAL> king

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LUGAL.GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <LUGAL> king + adjective; Sumerogram <GAL> chief, great

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

LUGAL-i - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-i> (indicating dative singular)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LUGAL-i-kan - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-i> (indicating dative singular) + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LUGAL-iz-na-an-ni - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-iznānni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

LUGAL-iz-na-ni - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-iznānni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

LUGAL-iz-zi-ah-ha-at - verb; 1st person singular preterite middle of mi-conjugation <hassuwezziya-> become king

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

LUGAL-u-e-et - verb; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-u-e-et> become

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

LUGAL-u-iz-na-an-ni - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-uizznānni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

LUGAL-un - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-un> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

LUGAL-us - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-us> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LUGAL-us-sa-an - noun; Sumerogram <LUGAL> king + Hittite phonetic complement; <-us> (indicating nominative singular animate) + locative participle; <-ssan> on, over

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

LÙMEŠ ME-SE-DI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative plural <LÙ^MEŠ ME-SE-DI> bodyguard

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÙMEŠ ME-SE-DI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative plural <LÙ^MEŠ ME-SE-DI> bodyguard

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÙME-ŠE-DI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as genitive plural of <^LÙME-ŠE-DI> body guard

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÙsa-an-ku-un-ni-is - noun; nominative singular animate of <sankunni-> priest

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÙsa-an-ku-un-ni-ya-an-za - verb participle; nominative singular animate of <sankunniya-> serve as priest

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÙSANGA - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular of <^LÙSANGA> priest

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <LÚ> man, person

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚ-an - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ> man, person + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚan-ti-ya-an-ta-an - noun; accusative singular animate of <antiyant-> adopted son and son-in-law

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

LÚ-as - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ> man, person + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚALAM.KA UD - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <^LÚALAM.KAxUD> performer, comedian

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚA.ZU-ya - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular of <A.ZU> doctor + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚDAM.GÀR - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <DAM.GÁR> merchant

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚHA-TÁ-NU - noun; Akkadogram <^LÚHATANU> son-in-law

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚki-i-ta-as - noun; nominative singular of <^LÚkīta-> a cult functionary, reciter?

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚKÚR-an - noun; Sumerogram <^LÚKÚR> enemy + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

LÚMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative-locative <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as ablative <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative animate <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠ ŠU-GI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative plural animate of <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Sumerogram; <ŠU-GI> old

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚMEŠGIŠBANSUR-as - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ^MEŠGIŠBANSUR> man of the table + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating dative plural)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚ.MEŠha-li-ya-re-es - noun; nominative plural animate of <haliyari-> singer

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚ.MEŠga-e-na-as-si-is - noun; nominative plural animate of <gaena-> male relative by marriage, in-law + enclitic possessive pronoun 3rd person singular nominative plural animate of; <-sis> his, her, its

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

LÚMEŠ.KÚR-KA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <LÚ> man, person + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Sumerogram; <KÚR> enemy + Akkadian 2nd person singular enclitic possessive pronoun; <-KA> your

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚMU-DI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as genitive singular of <^LÚMU-DI> husband

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚ-na-ku - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ> man, person + Hittite phonetic complement; <-na-> (indicating accusative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-ku> whether, or

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚ-ni - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ> man, person + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ni> (indicating dative singular)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚNÍ-ZU-an - noun; Sumerogram <^LÚNÍ-ZU> thief + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚNÍ-ZU-as - noun; Sumerogram <^LÚNÍ-ZU> thief + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚpal-wa-tal-la-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <^LÚpalwatalla-> applauder

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚSÌLA.SU.DU₈.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <LÚSÌLA.SU.DU₈.A> cupbearer

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚSÌLA.SU.DU₈.A-kan - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <LÚSÌLA.SU.DU₈.A> cupbearer + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

LÚTE₄-MU - noun; functioning here as accusative singular of <^LÚTE₄-MU> messenger

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

LÚ.U₁₉.LU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <LÚ.U₁₉.LU> person

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

LÚ.U₁₉.LU-an - noun; Sumerogram <LÚ.U₁₉.LU> person + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ma-a-an - conjunction; <mān> if, when

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ma-a-an-sa-an - conjunction; <mān> if, when + locatival particle; <-ssan> on, over

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ma-ah-ah-an-ma-za - conjunction; <mahhan> as, how, when + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ma-ah-ha-an - conjunction; <mahhan> as, how, when

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ma-ah-ha-an - adverb; <mahhan> as, how, when

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ma-ah-ha-an-ma - conjunction; <mahhan> as, how, when + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ma-ah-ha-an-ma-mu - conjunction; <mahhan> as, how, when + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ma-a-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <māi-> grow, prosper, ripen

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ma-ak-ke-es-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <makkēss> become numerous

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ma-a-na-as - adverb; <mān> if, when + enclitic personal pronoun; nominative singular animate of <-as> he, she, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ma-a-na-as - conjunction; <mān> if, when + enclitic pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <-a-> him, her, it

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ma-a-na-at - conjunction; <mān> if, when + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative neuter of <-at> he, she, it

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ma-an-ni-it-ti-en - noun; accusative singular animate of <manitti-> luxuriance?

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ma-a-nu-us-kan - adverb; modal particle <man> ... + enclitic pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-us> them + locatival particle; <-kan> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ma-ni-in-ku-wa-ah-ha-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of mi-conjugation <maninkuwahh-> draw near, approach

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ma-ni-in-ku-wa-an - adverb; <maninkuwan> nearby, near

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ma-ni-in-ku-wa-an-te-es - adjective; nominative plural animate of <maninkuwant-> short

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

mar-mar-as - noun; dative plural of <marmarra-> marshy terrain, swamp?

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

mar-mar-ri - noun; dative singular of <marmarra-> marshy terrain, swamp?

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

me-e-hu-ni - noun; dative-locative singular of <mēhur> time

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

me-ek-ki - adverb; <mekki> greatly

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

me-ma-ah-hi - verb; 1st person singular present of hi-conjugation <mēma-, mēmiya-> say, speak

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

me-ma-ah-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <mēma-, mēmiya-> say, speak

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

me-ma-al - noun; accusative singular neuter of <mēmal> meal

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

me-ma-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <mēma-, mēmiya-> say, speak

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

me-mi - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of hi-conjugation <mēma-, mēmiya-> say, speak

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

me-mi-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <mēma-, mēmiya-> say, speak

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

me-na-ah-ha-an-da - postposition; <mēnahhanda> facing, opposite

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

me-na-ah-ha-an-da - adverb; <mēnahhanda> facing, opposite

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

mi-im-ma-as - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <mimma-> refuse, reject

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

mi-im-ma-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <mimma-> refuse, reject

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

M DLAMMA - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

M DLAMMA - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

M DLAMMA-an-ma - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

M DLAMMA-as - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

M DLAMMA-as-ma-kan - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

M DLAMMA-as-ma-mu - proper noun; Sumerogram <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular accusative <-mu> me

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

M DLAMMA-ma-kan - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative-locative singular <^DLAMMA> Kuruntas + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MAm-mu-na-as - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Ammuna-> Ammuna

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

MA-ME-TEMEŠ - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as accusative plural of <MAMĒTU> oath + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MA-ni-it-ta - proper noun; stem form functioning here as nominative singular animate <Anitta-> Anittas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

MA-ni-it-ta-as - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Anitta-> Anittas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

MA.NA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <MANA> mina

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

MÁŠ.GAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <MÁŠ.GAL> he-goat

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ME - numeral; Akkadian <MĒ> one hundred

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ME-E QA-TI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as accusative singular of <MEQATI> hand-water

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

MHa-at-tu-si-li - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative singular of <Hattusili-> Hattusilis

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MHa-at-tu-si-li-in - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Hattusili-> Hattusilis

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MHa-at-tu-si-li-is - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Hattusili-> Hattusilis

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MHa-at-tu-si-li-wa - proper noun; dative singular of <Hattusili-> Hattusilis + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MHal-pa-su-lu-pi-in - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Halpasulupi-> Halpasulupis

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MHu-uz-zi-ya-as - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Huzziya-> Huzziyas

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

MHu-uz-zi-ya-na - proper noun; accusative singular of <Huzziya-> Huzziyas + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

Mi-iz-ri - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Mizri-> Egypt

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

Mi-iz-ri - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Mizri-> Egypt

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

MMa-na-pa-DU-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Manapa^DU> Manapa-Datta

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MMas-as-hu-i-lu-wa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative singular animate of <Mashuiluwa-> ... + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MMas-hu-i-lu-wa-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Mashuiluwa-> Mashuwiluwas

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MMur-si-li - proper noun; dative singular of <Mursili-> Mursilis

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MMur-si-li-is - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Mursili-> Mursilis

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MMu-ur-si-li-is - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Mursili-> Mursilis

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

MMu-u-wa-at-ta-al-li - noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Muwattalli-> Muwattallis

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MNIR.GÁL-in - proper noun; Sumerogram <NIR.GÁL> strength + Hittite phonetic complement; <-in> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MNIR.GÁL-is - proper noun; Sumerogram <NIR.GÁL> strength + Hittite phonetic complement; <-is> (functioning here as nominative singular animate)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MPe-en-ti-ip-sa-ri - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Pentipsari-> Pentipsaris

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MPi-it-ha-a-na - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Pithāna-> Pithanas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

MPi-it-ha-a-na-as - proper noun; genitive singular of <Pithāna-> Pithanas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

MPÍŠ.TUR-as - proper noun; Sumerogram functioning here as vocative <PÍS.TUR> Mashuiliuwa

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MTe-le-pe-nu-us - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Telepenu-> Telepenus

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

MTe-le-pe-nu-us-sa-az - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Telepenu-> Telepenus + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

MU.20.KAM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular <MU> year + numeral; <20> twenty + Sumerogram; <KAM> a measure of time

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

MU.6.KAM - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as genitive singular <MU> year + numeral; <6> six + Sumerogram; <KAM> a measure of time

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MU.KAMHI.A - noun; Sumerogram <MU> year + Sumerogram; <KAM> a measure of time + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MU.KAM-za - noun; Sumerogram <MU> year + Sumerogram; <KAM> a measure of time + Hittite phonetic complement functioning here as ergative singular; <-za> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MUNUS KU-YA - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as accusative singular animate of <MUNUS KU> sister + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MUNUS-an - noun; Sumerogram <MUNUS> woman + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

MUNUS.LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular <MUNUS.LUGAL> queen

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

MUNUS.LUGAL - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate <MUNUS.LUGAL> queen

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

MUNUSMu-u-wa-at-tin - proper noun; accusative singular of <Muwatti-> Muwattis

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MUNUS-na-ku - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <MUNUS> woman + Hittite phonetic complement; <-na-> (indicating accusative singular animate) + enclitic conjunction; <-ku> whether, or

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

MUNUS.ŠU.GI - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <MUNUS.ŠU.GI> old woman, wise woman

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

MUŠ-an - noun; Sumerogram <MUŠ> snake + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

MU-uh-ha-LÚ-ma - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative singular of <Uhhaziti> Uhhaziti

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MUuhha-LÚ-ya - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <^MUuhha-LÚ> Uhhaziti + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

MU-uh-na-as - proper noun; nominative singular animate of <Uhna-> Uhnas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

MÚr-hi-te-es-su-pa-an - proper noun; accusative singular of <Urhi-Tesupa-> Urhi-Teshup

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

MÚr-hi-te-es-su-up-as - proper noun; nominative singular of <Urhi-Tesupa-> Urhi-Teshup

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

na-ah-ha-a-an - verb participle; accusative singular neuter of hi-conjugation <nahh-> fear, revere

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-ah-sa-ri-ya-an-ta-at - verb; 3rd person plural preterite middle of <nahsariya-> fear, become afraid

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

na-ah-sa-ri-ya-an-da-ti - verb; 3rd person plural preterite middle of mi-conjugation <nahsariya-> fear, become afraid

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-ak-ki-i - adjective; accusative plural neuter of <nakki-> heavy, important, steep

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-ak-ki-it - adverb; <nakkit> in force, by force

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

na-an - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

na-an-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

na-an-si-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it + enclitic personal pronoun 3rd person singular dative of; <-si-> him, her it + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

na-an-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

na-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <-as> he, she, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

na-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular nominative of <-as> I

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-as> he, she, it

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <-as> he, she, it

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

na-as-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative animate of <-as> he, she, it + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

na-as-ma - conjunction; <nasma> or

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

na-as-mu-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative <-as> he, she, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular accusative <-mu> me + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-as-ta - sentence particle; <nu> and + locatival particle; <-asta> (indicating continuing action)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

na-as-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-as> he, she, it + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-as-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-as> he, she, it + reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-at - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative neuter of <-at> he, she, it

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

na-at - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural nominative <-at> he, she, it

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

na-at - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative neuter <-at> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

na-at-mu - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural nominative <-at> he, she, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

na-at-sa-an - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative neuter of <-at> he, she, it + locatival particle; <-ssan> (indicating upward motion)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

na-at-ta - negative; <natta> not

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

nam-ma - adverb; <namma> furthermore, moreover

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

nam-ma - conjunction; <namma> furthermore, moreover

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

nam-ma-as - adverb; <namma> furthermore, moreover + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative of <-as> he, she, it

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

nam-ma-at - conjunction; <namma> furthermore, moreover + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural animate of <-at> he, she, it

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

nam-ma-mu - conjunction; <namma> furthermore, moreover + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nam-ma-wa - adverb; <namma> furthermore, moreover + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nam-ma-ya - conjunction; <namma> furthermore, moreover + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

na-pa - sentence particle; <nu> and + locatival particle; <-apa> (indicating completed action)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

n-as-ta - sentence particle; <nu> and + locatival particle; <-asta> (indicating completed action)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ne - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural nominative animate <-e-> they

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ne-pi-is-za-as-ta - noun; genitive singular of <nēpis> heaven + locatival particle; <-asta> (indicating continuing action)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ne-pi-sa-as - noun; genitive singular of <nēpis> heaven

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ne-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural nominative animate <-e-> they + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

nu - sentence particle; <nu> and

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

nu-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

nu-mu - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-mu - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular accusative <-mu> me

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

nu-un-na-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person plural dative <-nnas> us

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-un-na-as-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person plural dative <-nnas> us + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-us - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-a> he, she, it

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

nu-us-ma-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative of <sumēs> they

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

nu-us-ma-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural dative of <sumēs> they

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

nu-us-se - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative of <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

nu-us-si - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

nu-us-si-is-sa-an - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi-> he, she, it + locatival particle; <-ssan> on, over

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

nu-us-si-sa-an - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it + locatival particle; <-san> over

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

nu-u-wa - adverb; <nūwa> still, yet

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-an-na-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person plural accusative <-nnas> us

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-an-na-as-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person plural accusative <-nnas> us + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-at-ta - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular accusative <-tta> you

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-at-ta - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular dative <-tta> you

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-at-tak-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular accusative <-tta> you + locatival particle; <kan> (indicating downward action)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-mu-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular accusative <-mu> me + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-an - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular animate accusative <-an> him, her, it

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-an-mu - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-war> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-war> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative <-as> he, she, it

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-as - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-war> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-as> he, she, it

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-as-mu - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-war> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative <-as> he, she, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-as-mu - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle locatival particle; <-war> (indicating continuing action) + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-as> he, she, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-as-ta - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-war> (indicating continuing action) + locatival particle; <-asta> (indicating continuing action)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-ra-ta-pa - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic pronoun 2nd person singular dative; <-ta> you + locatival particle; <-apa> (indicating completed action)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

nu-wa-tak-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular accusative <-tta> you

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-du-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular accusative <-du-> you + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

nu-wa-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

nu-za - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

nu-za-kan - sentence particle; <nu> and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ... + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

NA₄he-kur - noun; accusative singular animate of <hekur> rock sanctuary

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

NAM.RA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as ablative plural of <NAM.RA> captive, colonist

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

NAM.RA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural animate of <NAM.RA> captive, colonist

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

NÀ₄pe-e-ru-nu-us - noun; accusative plural animate of <pērunu-> hill fort

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

NI-IŠ DINGIRLIM - noun; Sumerogram accusative singular of <NI-IŠ DINGIR^LIM> oath

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

NIN-as - noun; Sumerogram <NIN> sister + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (functioning here asgenitive singular)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

NINDA.GUR₄ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <NINDA.GUR₄> thick bread

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

NINDA.IÀ.E.DÉ.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <NINDA.IÀ.E.DÉ.A> sweet oil cake

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

NINDA.SIG - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <NINDA.SIG> thin bread

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

NIN-ZU - noun; Sumerogram <NIN> sister + Akkadian enclitic 3rd person singular possessive pronoun; <-ZU> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

NIR.GÁL - adjective; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <NIR.GÁL> strength

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

NÍ.TE-az-ma-za - noun; Sumerogram <NÍ.TE> soul + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

NU.GÁL - verb; Sumerogram <NU.GÁL> there is not

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

NUMUN - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative plural <NUMUN> seed, descendant

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

NUMUN - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural <NUMUN> seed, descendant

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pa-ah-ha-as-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <pahhas-> protect

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

pa-a-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pa-an-ga-ri-it - adverb; <pangarit> in large numbers, in force

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

pa-an-ga-ri-ya-at-ta-ti - verb; 3rd person singular middle preterite of <pangariya-> be common

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

pa-an-ku-us-si-is - noun; nominative singular animate of <pankus> advisory council + enclitic possessive pronoun 3rd person singular nominative animate of; <-sis> his, her, its

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

pa-a-n-du-wa-az - verb; 3rd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <pāi-> go + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

pa-ap-ra-tar - noun; accusative singular neuter of <paprātar> impurity

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

pa-a-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <pāi-> go

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

pa-is - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

pa-is-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pa-it - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <pāi-> go

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

pa-iz-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <pāi-> go

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pal-wa-iz-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <palwāi-> applaud

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pa-ra-a - preverb; <parā> forth

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

pa-ra-a ap-pa-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of mi-conjugation <parā ēpp-> hold out

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pa-ra-a ha-an-da-an-da-a-tar - noun; accusative singular neuter of <parā handandātar> divine might, power

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pa-ra-a ha-an-da-an-te-es-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <parā handantēss-> show divine guidance

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pa-ra-a i-ya-an-ni-is - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <parā iya> prosper?

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pa-ra-a pa-a-i - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of hi-conjugation <parā pāi-> give

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pa-ra-a pe-e-da-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of hi-conjugation <parā pēda-> take away

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pa-ra-a pe-e-da-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <parā pēda-> take away

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pa-ra-a pi-i-ya-u-e-ni - verb; 1st person plural present of hi-conjugation <parā pai-/piya-> hand over

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

par-ah-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <parh-> chase, drive

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

par-as-sa-na-an-te-es - verb participle; nominative plural animate of mi-conjugation <parssnāi-> squat

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

par-as-du-us - noun; nominative singular animate of <parsdu-> leaf, foliage

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

par-ga-u-e-es - adjective; accusative plural animate of <parku-> high

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

par-ku-nu-si-ma-za - verb; 2nd person singular present of <parkunu-> clean, purify + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

par-ku-nu-um-mi - verb; 1st person singular present of <parkunu-> clean, purify

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

par-ku-nu-ut - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of mi-conjugation <parkunu-> clean, purify

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

par-na-as-se-e-a - noun; allative of <pēr, parn-> house + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-sse> his + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

par-ra-a ha-an-da-an-da-tar - noun; accusative singular neuter of <parā handandātar> divine might, power

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

par-si-ya - verb; 3rd person singular present middle of <pars-, parsiya-> break, crumble

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pe-e har-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <pē har-, pē hark-> hold, hold out

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pe-e-es-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

pe-e-hu-te-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <pēhute-> lead away, take away

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

pe-es-ke-u-wa-an - verb; supine of <pāi-, piya-> give + verb; 1st person plural present of <dāi-, tiya-> place, put

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pe-es-si-et - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <pēssiya-> throw

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

pe-es-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pe-e-da-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of hi-conjugation <pēda-> bring, take

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pe-e-da-as - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <pēda-> bring, take

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

pe-e-tah-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <pēda-> bring, take

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

pe-e-di-is-si-ma - noun; dative-locative singular of <pēda> place + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular dative of <-sis> his, her, its + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

pe-e-di-is-si-ma - noun; dative singular of <pēda> place + enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular dative of <-sis> his, her, its + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

pe-ra-an - postposition; <pēran> beside, in the presence of

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

pe-ra-an wa-ah-nu-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of <pēran wahnu-> get the upper hand

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

pe-ra-an-hu-wa-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <pēran huwai-> run in front

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pi-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

pi-is-ke-er - verb; iterative 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

pit-te-nu-uz-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <pittenu-> take away

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

pit-te-nu-uz-zi-ma - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <pittenu-> take away + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

pit-ti-ya-an-ti-li - adverb; <pittiyantili> as a fugitive

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

pit-tu-li-ya-an - noun; accusative singular animate of <pittuliya-> anguish

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

pi-ya-an har-ta - verb participle; accusative singular neuter of hi-conjugation <pāi-, piya-> give + 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation; <har-, hark-> have, hold

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

pu-ru-ut - noun; accusative singular of <purut> mud, soil, earth

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

pu-ru-ut - noun; nominative singular of <purut> mud, soil, earth

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

PA-AN - preposition; Akkadogram <PANI> before, under

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

PA-NI - preposition; Akkadogram <PANI> before, under

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

QA-DU - adverb; Akkadogram <QADU> along with

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

QA-TAM-MA - adverb; Akkadogram <QA-TAM-MA> just so

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

QÍ-BÍ-MA - verb; Akkadian imperative of <qabū> speak + Akkadian enclitic participle; <-MA> so, thus

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

RI-KIL-TI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as genitive singular of <RIKILTU> treaty

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

sa-a-ak-ta-a-iz-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <saktāi-> perform sick maintenance

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

sa-al-hi-an-ti-en - noun; accusative singular animate of <salhianti-> growth

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

sa-an - sentence particle; <su> and, but + enclitic pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-a-> him, her, it

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

sa-an-ah-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <sanh-> seek, attempt

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

sa-ku-ni-is - noun; nominative singular of <sakuni-> spring

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

sa-ku-ni-ya - noun; allative singular of <sakuniya-> spring

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

sa-ku-ni-ya-as - noun; genitive singular of <sakuniya-> spring

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

sa-ku-wa-as-sa-ra-an-pat - adverb; <sakuwasaran> right + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

sal-la-as-pat - noun; genitive singular of <salli-> big, great + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

sal-la-i - adjective dative-locative singular of; <salli-> big, great

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

sal-la-nu-um-ma-an-zi - verb; infinitive of mi-conjugation <sallanu-> raise, rear

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

sal-la-nu-us-ke-et - verb; iterative 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <sallanu-> raise, rear

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

sa-ni-ya - adjective; dative-locative singular of <sani-> one, the same + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

sa-pi-ya-i - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of mi-conjugation <sapiya-> cleanse, scrub, rub

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

sa-ra-a sa-ku-ni-es-ke-si - verb; 2nd person singular present iterative of <sarā sakuniya-> bubble up

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

sa-ra-a da-a-as - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <sarā dā-> offer, take

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

sa-ra-a da-an-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of hi-conjugation <sarā dā-> offer, take

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

sar-ni-ik-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <sarnink-> make restitution

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

sar-ni-ik-zi-il - noun; nominative singular of <sarnikzil> restitution

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

sar-ni-in-kan-zi - verb; 3rd person plural present of mi-conjugation <sarnink-> make restitution

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

sar-ri-i-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <sarra-> break, transgress

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

sar-di-ya-as - noun; nominative singular animate of <sardiya-> helper

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

se-e-li-ya - noun; allative of <sēli-> grain pile

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

se-e-li-ya-as - noun; genitive singular of <sēli-> grain pile

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

se-er - preverb; <sēr> over, above

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

se-er ak-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <sēr āk-, sēr akk-> be prepared to die

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

se-er is-hu-u-wa-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <sēr ishuwa-> scatter

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

se-er ku-e-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <sēr kuēn-> kill, strike

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

se-er te-e-pa-u-e-es-sa-an-za - verb participle; nominative singular animate of <sēr tepauwēss-> become little, become short

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

se-e-ra-as-se-is-sa-an - preverb; <sēr> over, above + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> but + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-sse> he + locatival particle; <-ssan> on, over

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

si-pa-an-ti - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <sipānt-> make a libation, sacrifice

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

si-ú-na-an - noun; genitive plural of <sius> god

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

si-ya-a-it - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of <siya-> shoot, hurl

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

su-me-es-sa - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person plural nominative <sumēs> you + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

su-uh-ha-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <suhha-> scatter

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

su-ul-la-an-na-az - noun; ablative singular of <sullātar-> quarrel

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

su-um-me-e-el - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person plural genitive <sumēs> you

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

su-wa-a-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <suwāye-> look

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

SA - preposition; Akkadian preposition functioning as graphic indicator of the genitive <SA> of

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

SAG.DU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural animate of <SAG.DU> head, human being, worker

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

SAG.DU-ZU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <SAG> head + Akkadian enclitic 3rd person singular possessive pronoun; <-ZU> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

SAG.UŠ - adjective; Sumerogram <SAG.UŠ> permanent

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

SAG.UŠ-as-si - adjective; Sumerogram <SAG.UŠ> permanent + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

SÀ-az-ma - noun; Sumerogram <SÀ> heart, innards + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular) + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

SEŠ-YA - noun; Sumerogram <ŠEŠ> brother + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

SIG₅-in - adverb; Sumerogram <SIG₅> good, well + Hittite phonetic complement; <-in> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

SIG₅-in - adjective; Sumerogram <SIG₅> good, well + Hittite phonetic complement; <-in> ...

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

SILA₄-ZU - noun; Sumerogram <SILA₄> lamb + Akkadian 3rd person singular enclitic possessive pronoun; <-ZU> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

SÌRRU - verb; Sumerogram functioning here as 3rd person plural present <SÌR> sing + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-RU> ...

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ŠA - preposition; Akkadogram <ŠA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the genitive)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ŠA - preposition Akkadogram; <^ŠA> (functioning as graphic indicator of the genitive)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ŠAH - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <ŠAH> pig

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ŠA-NU-Ú - adjective; Akkadian adjective functioning here as nominative singular neuter <ŠANŪ> second

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ŠÀ - noun; Sumerogram <SÀ> heart, innards

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ŠÀBI - noun; Sumerogram <SÀ> heart, innards + Akkadian phonetic complement; <BI> in

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ŠÀBI - noun; Sumerogram <ŠÀ> heart, innards + Akkadian phonetic complement; <BI> in

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ŠEŠ-as - noun; Sumerogram <SEŠ> brother + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (functioning here as genitive singular)

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ŠEŠMEŠ-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram <ŠEŠ> brother + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ŠU> his, her

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ŠEŠMEŠ-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate <ŠEŠ> brother + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-SU> his

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ŠEŠ-YA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular of <ŠEŠ> brother + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 1st person singular <-YA> my

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ŠU-az - noun; Sumerogram <ŠU> hand + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ŠUHI.A-as - noun; Sumerogram <ŠU> hand + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ... + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating dative plural)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ŠUHI.A-ŠU-NU - noun; Sumerogram <ŠU> hand + Sumerian plural marker; <HI.A> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person plural of <-ŠU-NU> their

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ŠUM-an - noun; Sumerogram <ŠUM> name + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (functioning here as accusative singular neuter)

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ŠU-TI-KA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular of <ŠU> hand + Akkadian phonetic complement; <-TI> (indicating abstract noun) + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 2nd person singular of <-KA> your

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ŠÚ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as dative singular of <ŠU> hand

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ŠÚ-za - noun; Sumerogram <ŠU> hand + Hittite phonetic complement; <-za> (indicating ablative singular)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ta - sentence particle; <ta> and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

da-a - verb; 2nd person singular imperative of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

da-a-ah-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ta-a-an pe-e-da-as - noun; genitive singular of <tān pēda-> second rank

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

da-a-as - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

da-a-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <dāi-, tiya-> place, put

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

da-ah-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

da-a-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

da-a-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <dāi-, tiya-> place, put

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ta-a-la-ah-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <dāla-> leave, leave alone

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ta-an - sentence particle; <ta> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

da-an-za - verb participle; nominative singular animate of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

da-as-ke-er - verb; iterative 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <dā-> take

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

da-as-ke-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present iterative of <dā-> take

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ta-as-se - sentence particle; <ta> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-sse> he

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ta-as-ta - sentence particle; <ta> and + locatival particle; <-asta> (indicating completed action)

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

da-is - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <dāi-, tiya-> place, put

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

tag-ga-as-si - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <taks-, takkis-> construct, contrive, use

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tag-ga-as-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <taks-, takkis-> construct, contrive, use

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tak-ke-es-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <taks-, takkis-> construct, contrive, use

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tak-ki-is-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <taks-, takkis-> construct, contrive, use

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

tak-ku - conjunction; <takku> if

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

tak-ku-an - conjunction; <takku> if + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

tak-ku-wa-an - conjunction; <takku> if + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ta-ma-as-ta-at - verb; 3rd person singular preterite middle of mi-conjugation <tamass-> press, oppress

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ta-ma-i-sa-an - pronoun; nominative singular animate of <taimāi-> other + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ta-me-el-la - pronoun; genitive singular of <damāi-> other, another + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ta-me-e-da-ni - pronoun; dative singular of <tamāi-> other

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

da-ni-nu-nu-un - 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation; <taninu-> set in order, fortify

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ta-ni-nu-nu-un - 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation; <taninu-> set in order, fortify

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ta-ra-an-za - verb participle; nominative singular animate of <tē-, tar-> declare, promise

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

tar-ah-ha-an har-si - verb; 2nd person singular of hark-perfect <tarhhant- har-, hark-> overcome, conquer

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tar-ah-mi - verb; 1st person singular present of <tarh-> conquer, overcome

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

tar-na-at-ten - verb; 2nd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <tarna-> let loose

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

tar-si-ik-kan-zi - verb; 3rd person plural iterative of mi-conjugation <tē-, tar-> declare, promise

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tar-si-ke-mi - verb; 1st person singular present iterative of <tē-, tar-> declare, promise

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ta-ru-up-pa-an-te-es - participle nominative plural animate of; <tarupp-> be assembled, be united

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

te-ek-ku-us-sa-nu-ut - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <tekkunuss-> show, display

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

te-ep-nu-us-ke-et - verb; iterative 2nd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <tepnusk-> diminish, belittle

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

te-e-si - verb; 2nd person singular present of mi-conjugation <tē-, tar-> declare, promise

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

te-et-te-en - verb; 2nd person plural imperative of mi-conjugation <tē-, tar-> declare, promise

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

te-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of <tē-, tar-> declare, promise

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ti-it-ta-nu-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <tittiya-> establish, settle

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ti-it-ta-nu-ut - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <tittanu-> appoint, establish

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ti-i-ya-at - 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation; <āppan tiya-> look after

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ti-ya-an-te-es - verb participle; nominative plural animate of hi-conjugation <dāi-, tiya-> place, put

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ti-ya-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <tiya-> step

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

tu-e-el - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular genitive of <zik> you

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

tuh-hu-is - noun; nominative singular animate of <tuhhui-> smoke

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

tuh-sa-an-ta - verb; 3rd person plural middle present of <tuhhus-> cut off, separate

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

tu-li-ya-an - noun; accusative singular animate of <tuliya-> council

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tup-pi-az - noun; ablative singular of <tuppi-> tablet

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

tu-uk - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular dative of <zik> you

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

tu-u-ri-ya-u-wa-as - adjective; genitive singular of <tūriyawar> harness

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

TI-an-na-as - noun; Sumerogram <TI> life + Hittite phonetic complement; <-ānnas> (indicating genitive singular)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

TI-an-za - verb; Sumerogram <TI> life + Hittite phonetic complement; <-anza> (indicating nominative singular animate participle)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

TUP-PAHI.A - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as accusative singular of <TUPPU> tablet + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

TUP-PI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as dative-locative singular <TUPPU> tablet

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

TUP-PI - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as dative-locative singular <TUPPI> tablet

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

TUP-PU-ma - noun; Akkadogram functioning here as nominative singular neuter <TUPPU> tablet

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

TÙR - noun; Sumerogram <TÙR> sheepfold

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

TÚLHI.A - noun; Sumerogram <TÚL> spring + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

u-i-ya-at - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <wiya-> send

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

u-i-ya-at-mu - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <wiya-> send + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative neuter <-at> he, she, it + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person singular dative <-mu> me

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

u-i-ya-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <wiya-> send

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

u-ga-wa-ru-us - personal pronoun; 1st person singular nominative <ūk> I + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person plural accusative animate of <-us> them

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

us-ke-et - verb; iterative 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <au-, u-> look, see

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ut-ne-e - noun; accusative plural neuter of <utnē-> land, country

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ut-ne-e - noun; nominative singular neuter of <utnē-> land, country

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ut-tar - noun; accusative singular neuter of <uttar> affair, matter

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ut-tar - noun; nominative singular neuter of <uttar> affair, matter

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

u-uh-hu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <au-, u-> look, see

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ú-e-el-lu-i - noun; dative singular of <wēllu-> meadow

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ú-e-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ú-e-et - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ú-e-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

úe-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ú-e-ke-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <wēk-, wekk-> demand, ask

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ú-e-mi-ya-az-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <wemiya-> find

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ú-er - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ú-e-sa-es - noun; nominative plural animate of <wēsi-> meadow

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ú-e-te-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <wete-> build

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ú-et-ti - noun; dative-locative singular of <wētt-> year

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ú-e-wa-ak-ke-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <wewakk-> demand

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ú-ez-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ú-i-su-u-ri-ya-an-ta-ti - verb; 3rd person plural middle preterite of <wisūriya-> oppress, stifle

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ú-li-is-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of hi-conjugation <ule-> hide, conceal

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

ú-na-at-tal-la-an-pat - noun; accusative singular animate of <unatalla-> merchant + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

ú-da-i - verb; 3rd person singular present of hi-conjugation <uda-> bring

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

ú-wa-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

ú-wa-si - verb; 2nd person singular present of mi-conjugation <uwa-, we-> come

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

ú-wa-te-nu-un - verb; 1st person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <uwate-> bring

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

UDUHI.A - noun; Sumerogram <UDU> sheep + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

UDU.NITÁ - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <UDU.NITÁ> ram

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

UDU.SÍG.MUNUS - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular of <UDU.SÍG.MUNUS> ewe

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

UDU-us-za - noun; Sumerogram <UDU> sheep + Hittite phonetic complement; <-us> (indicating nominative singular animate) + enclitic reflexive particle; <-za> ...

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)

UR.BARRA - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative singular animate of <UR.BARRA> wolf

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

UR-RA-AM SE-RA-AM - adverb; Akkadian <URRAM SERAM> in the future

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

URU - noun; Sumerogram <URU> city

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URU DU-ta-as-sa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative-locative <^DUtassa> Tarhuntassas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URU-an - noun; Sumerogram <URU> city + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URU-az - noun; Sumerogram <URU> city + Hittite phonetic complement; <-az> (indicating ablative singular)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUA-pa-a-sa-an - proper noun; accusative singular of <^URUApāsa-> Apasa

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUA-ri-im-ma-at-ta - proper noun; stem form functioning here as ablative singular of <Arimatta-> Arimattas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUA-ri-im-ma-at-ta - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Arimatta-> Arimattas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUAr-sa-ni-in - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Arsani-> Arsani

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUAr-za-u-wa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Arzawa> Arzawa

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUAr-za-u-wa-ya-an - proper noun; stem form functioning here as nominative singular animate of <Arzawa> Arzawa + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and + enclitic pronoun; 3rd person singular accusative animate of <-an> him, her, it

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUAz-zi - noun; Sumerogram <URU> city + proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Azzi-> Azzi

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUDIDLI.HI.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative plural animate <URU> city + Sumerian plural marker; <-DIDLI.HI.A> ...

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUDIDLI.HI.A - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative plural animate <URU> city + Sumerian plural marker; <-DIDLI.HI.A> ...

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUHa-a-pa-nu-wa-an-na - proper noun; accusative singular of <Hāpanuwa> Hapanuwa + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUHa-as-su-wa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative <Hassuwa-> Hassuwas

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

URUHa-as-su-wa-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Hassuwa-> Hassuwas

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

URUHa-at-ti - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Hatti> Hatti

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

URUHa-at-ti-ya-wa-an-na-as-kan - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Hatti> Hatti + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 1st person plural accusative <-nnas> us + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUHa-at-tu-sa - proper noun; <Hattusa-> Hattusas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUHa-at-tu-sa-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Hattusa-> Hattusas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUHa-at-tu-si - proper noun; dative singular of <Hattusa-> Hattusas

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUHa-at-tu-si - proper noun; dative-locative singular of <Hattusa-> Hattusas

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUHa-ut-ta-as-sa-as-sa - proper noun; nominative singular of <Hautassa-> Hautassas + enclitic conjunction; <-a> and

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUIm-pa-an-na - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Impana-> Impa + enclitic conjunction; <-a-> and

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUKu-ru-us-ta-am-ma - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Kurustama-> Kurustama

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

URUKu-us-sa-ra - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Kussara-> Kussara

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUKu-us-sa-ra-as - proper noun; genitive singular of <Kussara-> Kussara

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URULa-wa-za-an-ti-ya - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative <Lawazantiya-> Lawazantiya

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URULu-ú-i-ya - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Lūiya-> Luvian territory

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

URUMi-iz-ri - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Mizri-> Egypt

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

URUMi-ra-a - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative-locative singular <Mirā> city of Mira

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUMi-ra-a - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Mirā-> Mira

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUNa-ah-ha-an-ta-as - proper noun; nominative singular of <Nahhanta-> Nahhantas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUNa-ah-ha-an-ta-as-ma-kan - proper noun; nominative singular of <Nahhanta-> Nahhantas + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUNe-e-sa - proper noun; allative of <Nēsa-> Nesas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUNe-e-sa-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Nēsa-> Nesas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUNe-e-sa-as - proper noun; genitive singular of <Nēsa-> Nesas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUNe-e-sa-az - proper noun; ablative singular of <Nēsa-> Nesas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUPa-la-a - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular of <Palā-> Palaic territory

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

URUPi-it-as-sa-ma-as-si - proper noun; stem form functioning here as ablative <Pitassa-> Pitassas + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUPi-ta-as-sa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as dative singular <Pitassa-> Pitassas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUPi-ta-as-sa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Pitassa-> Pitassas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUPi-ta-as-sa-at-ta - proper noun; stem form functioning here as ablative singular <Pitassa-> Pitassas + enclitic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular dative <-tta> you

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUSa-a-ra-u-wa-an - proper noun; accusative singular animate of <Sārawa-> Sarawa

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

URUSa-na-an-tar-wa-as - proper noun; nominative singular of <Sanantarwa-> Sanantarwas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUSa-na-an-tar-wa-as-ma-kan - proper noun; nominative singular of <Sanantarwa-> Sanantarwas + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUZa-a-al-pu-wa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as allative singular <Zālpuwa-> Zalpuwas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUZa-a-al-pu-wa - proper noun; stem form functioning here as genitive singular <Zālpuwa-> Zalpuwas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUZa-a-al-pu-wa-az - proper noun; ablative singular of <Zālpuwa-> Zalpuwas

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

URUZa-ar-ni-ya-a-as-ma-kan - proper noun; genitive singular of <Zarniyāsa-> Zarniyas + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUZa-ar-ni-ya-as - proper noun; genitive singular of <Zarniyāsa-> Zarniyas

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

URUZi-iz-zi-li-ip-pi - proper noun; dative-locative of <Zizzilippi> Zizzilippi

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

UZUÚR - noun; Sumerogram <ÚR> limb

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

UZUÚRHI.A-ŠU - noun; Sumerogram <ÚR> limb + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ... + Akkadian enclitic possessive pronoun; 3rd person singular <-ŠU> his, her

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

Ù - conjunction; Akkadogram <Ù> and

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

Ù-at - verb; Sumerogram <Ù> dream + Hittite phonetic complement; <-at> (indicating 3rd person singular preterite)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

Ù-et - noun; Akkadogram <Ù> dream + Hittite phonetic complement; <-et> (indicating instrumental singular)

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

Ú-UL - adverb Akkadian negative; <ŪL> no, not

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

Ú-UL - adverb; Akkadian negative <ŪL> not

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Law Code (Old Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

Ú-UL ku-it-ki - adverb; Akkadian negative <ŪL> not + indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

Ú-UL ku-it-ki - adjective; Akkadian negative <ŪL> not + indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Proclamation of Telepenus (Old Hittite)

Ú-UL ku-it-ki - adverb; Akkadian negative <ŪL> not + indefinite pronoun; nominative singular neuter of <kuisk-> any/some one/thing

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

Ú-UL ku-wa-ap-pi-ki - adverb; <natta kuwappiki> in no way whatsoever

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

Ú-UL-ma - adverb; Akkadian negative <ŪL> no, not + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

Ú-UL-pat - adverb; Akkadian negative <ŪL> no, not + emphasizing particle; <-pat> ...

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

Ú-UL-wa-ra-as - adverb; Akkadian negative <ŪL> not + quotative particle; <-war> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular nominative of <-as> he, she, it

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

wa-ah-nu-ut - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of mi-conjugation <wahnu-> turn

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

wa-al-ah-hi-ir - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of mi-conjugation <walh-> attack, strike

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

wa-al-ah-ta - verb; 3rd person singular preterite of <walh-> attack, strike

• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

wa-al-ah-zi - verb; 3rd person singular present of mi-conjugation <walh-> attack, strike

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

wa-ap-pu-as - noun; genitive singular of <wappu-> river bank

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

wa-ap-pu-i - noun; dative singular of <wappu-> river bank

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

wa-ap-pu-i - noun; dative-locative singular of <wappu-> river bank

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

wa-ap-pu-wa-as - noun; genitive singular of <wappu-> river bank

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)
• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

wa-ap-pu-wa-az - noun; ablative singular of <wappu-> river bank

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

wa-as-ti-ir - verb; 3rd person plural preterite of hi-conjugation <wasta-> sin, err

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

wa-as-tul - noun; nominative singular of <wastul> sin, fault, blame

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

wa-a-tar - noun; accusative singular neuter of <wātar> water

• The KI.LAM Festival (state festival originating in the Old Kingdom)

za-ah-hi-ya-az - noun; ablative singular of <zahhiya-> battle

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

za-ah-hi-ya-u-wa-as-ta-ti - verb; 1st person plural present middle of mi-conjugation <zahhiya-> fight

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

zi-ik - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular nominative <zik> you

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

zi-ik-kan - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular nominative <zik> you + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Ritual of Tunnawi (Middle Hittite)

zi-ik-wa - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular nominative <zik> you + quotative particle; <-wa> ...

• The Law Code (Old Hittite)

zi-ik-wa-kan - tonic personal pronoun; 2nd person singular nominative <zik> you + quotative particle; <-wa> ... + locatival particle; <-kan> (indicating downward motion)

• The Annals of Mursilis (Classical Neo-Hittite)

zi-la-ti-ya - adverb; <zilatiya> henceforth, in the future

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

`zi-la-du-wa - adverb; <ziladuwa> henceforth, in the future

• The Apology of Hattusilis III (Classical Neo-Hittite)

ZAG - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative singular <ZAG> border, boundary

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Plague Prayer of Mursilis II (Neo-Hittite)

ZAG-as - noun; Sumerogram <ZAG> border, boundary + Hittite phonetic complement; <-as> (indicating nominative singular)

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)
• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ZAGHI.A-ya-as-si - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as nominative animate of <ZAG> border, boundary + Sumerian plural marker; <-HI.A> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ya> and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ZAGMEŠ-is-si - noun; Sumerogram <ZAG> border, boundary + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ZAGMEŠ-ma-as-si - noun; Sumerogram functioning here as accusative <ZAG> border, boundary + Sumerian plural marker; <-MEŠ> ... + enclitic conjunction; <-ma> but, and + enclitic personal pronoun; 3rd person singular dative <-ssi> he, she, it

• The Treaty of Tudhaliya with Kuruntas of Tarhuntassa (Later Neo-Hittite)

ZÀ.AH-LI-an - noun; Sumerogram <ZÀ.AH-LI> cress, weed + Hittite phonetic complement; <-an> (indicating accusative singular animate)

• The Proclamation of Anittas (Old Hittite)

ZÍZ-tar - noun; Sumerogram <ZÍZ> wheat + Hittite phonetic complement; <-tar> (functioning here as accusative singular neuter)

• The Telepenus "Vanishing God" Myth (Anatolian mythology)