Chinese and Sumerian

SUMERIAN

SU-LUG, SUS-LUG, to be bright, joyous: vd. LUG, LUB.

SU-MUG, darkness ; J7ez. distress, trouble (nanduru,; adaru, to be dark or in eclipse). 181. (Also explained Siitume, storm; distress?; and Si#lunt, sickness; C. Z. xi. 16=UMUN, Sélum ?) Spelled phonetically su-mu-ug, 181; SUMUG, 3913f.

SUN, old, of things, ¢¢. a tree, a ship ~

(daberu). 1515.

SUR, SAR, SIR, SHER, SAG SAR-SAG), to cry aloud, scream, shout, roar; to sing (Aywus, songs of Joy or woe); to peep, whistle or twitter, as birds (caréku, samiru, capari). 2986; 2988; 2995. C.Z. xil. 4o. 4333; SI(G)-SI(G), zamédru, 3433.

(2) SUR, SAR, SIR, SEIE R; to spin or weave (fam). 2992. 4343.

SUR, SURRU, a kind of priest (£adz). 3713. Written ark-pure, referring to function of proests bearing arks or boats of gods in processions. ZUR, ZURRA, zd. in dial, (EME-SAL); g.v. Written she-goat pure, referring to the usual offerings of such. 3709 f.

SHAD, SHA, values of the character for mountains. 7388. SAD (SA-TI =SATI, SAD), peaks, heights (6adtu). 3090. Akin to ZAG, heights (ddmatu), 10312; SAG, head; g. v.

SHAG, SHIG (Assy), SAG (Assyr,), SIG, swine, pig, hog. 972 ff. See DAB, DAM-SHAG, DIM-SHAG.

(SA)\DUG (SHA)ZIB (=ZIG; 7 ZIG, evening), yesterday. Br, 7o5o ff.

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CHINESE

mu, O..S. muk, evening; sunset. 8065. mék, mo, met, meik, muk, K. mik, J. moku, boku, dark. 8021.

mok, mouk, mo, bok, sickness; distress. 7991. mui, mei, mwoui, O..S. muk, anxiety; heartache; disease; fever. 7700.

syn, sen, hsien, sie, K. son, J. sen, A. tien, former; past; before; the ancients; of old. 4440.

sut, hsii, sih (K. sul), to whistle. 4736. sat, sa, seh (K. sal), to yell, scream, bawl; a hoarse voice. 9534. sau, ts‘ou, soa, sau, K. so, O..S. sok (P. 923; also with P. 438 sut), cries of birds; hum or din of men. 9589; 9593. shao, sau, so, O..S. sok (P. 380), to whistle. 9747. siu, siau, sio, K. so, A. tuk, O. S. sok (P. 896), to whistle; to scream; to roar (vead su, to moan). 4317. shi, si, O.S. sik (P. 240), lyrics, odes. 9918. Cf also 11659f. tsa, tsit, J. sat-, a noise; hubbub. 11464. 4100.

chik, chit, chih, tsih, to weave. 1812.

so, sou, K. J. sa, A. twa, O.S. sot, sut (P. 359), a weavers shuttle. 10199. chu, shu, titi, tsu, J. sho, so, z@. 2611.

ssti, tztt, A. su, to sacrifice; sacrifices, 10286, ©O:.S. sut, Sit, zhit (Ps 335k 114):

tsi, chi, tsai, J.sei, sai, to sacrifice; to

worship; O. S. tsit (P. 768). 934.

tsit, tset, chieh, tsie, K. chél, J. set-, A. tiet, lofty (Sz). 1477. tsit, tset, &c. mountain-peaks. 1550.

sou, sau, so, O. S. sok, sak (P. 923), high. 9595:

tok (P. 412; R. 152), shih, chi, shi, K. si, J.shi, A. ti, pig. 9981. Adso ch'uk, Am. tiok, a shackled pig, 2594; avd tak or tok (P. 531), chu, tii, tsi, the pig, 2569.

tsok, tso, chouk, zo, K. chak, J. saku, A. tak, yesterday. 11744.