Chinese and Sumerian

SUMERIAN

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MUD, blood. (UG=GUG=GUSH |

=GUD=MUD.)

U-GUG, hunger, want, exhaustion, famine (Zusahkhu, sunguw), 6096; 6099. (= U-GUG, rudbatum, 1377.)

UK-KIN, gathering; assembly; assemblage; all, the whole; forces, force, army, host. GIN, gémru, all?) 902. Cf. NIGIN, to collect; assemble; all.

U-KUSH, gourds, cucumbers, melons, and the lke (23st ; D'Nep). 10887. U-BAR (U-BA-RA; UM-BA-RA), pro-

tection; protégé (kdinu). 4394f. Char. wall with inserted way (BAD, diru, g.v. + KASKAL, GZarrénu, uru): vid. D. 368; and cf. Job i. tro. UM, mother (U-UM), C. 7. xii. 14 (wmmu). Str. pregnant: vid, next entry. UMME-GA, pregnant woman (¢aritz) ; UMME-GA-LAL (or UMME-GALA ?), wet nurse (musénigtu) : 3906 f. Vid. EME (EM), pregnant woman ; GA, milk; the breast ; LAL, full. U-MU (from MUG, MUG,MU), mother (wmmu). Vid. MA, MU, to come forth, Ge. UM, UMMA, old woman (pursumtu). 3901. Cf U, UN, MUN, lady, Ge. U-MUN, hero; mighty man (zd/). 1371.

(Same as UMUN, lord?) U-MUN, strong; valiant (garradu). 8699. U-MUN, the Ocean-Deep (MZummiuv).

(2) deep knowledge, wisdom, art (B7¢ mummu, the school of the Babylonian Sages). 6725.

U-MUN, cloud; mist (wpa). 8772.

U-MUNU, U-MUNNU, Assyrian

name of the char. UG, worms, maggots,

(From UG, people + ~

CHINESE

ki, kei, kwi, dearth; famine; hunger. 795. (P.856: kik=kuk?) Cf 3317.

k‘ok, k‘u, k‘o, hao, J. kaku, to dry up, of water; exhausted, parched, needy, distressed. 3893.

k‘itiin, kw'én, Am. kun, flock; herd ; crowd; company; all, the whole of. (WW.). 3304.

kitin, kwén, J. gun, army. 3276.

kitin, kwén, J. kin, all; altogether. 3293. collect, band together. 3299.

*kua, kwa, kwo, J. kwa, O..S. kut (P. 172), Cucurbitaceae; gourds,melons,&c. 6281.

pou, pau, pao, poa, bée, K. po, A. bau, to protect, defend. 8711. wall; citadel. 8712. O.S. pot (P. 578) =ether BAR or BAD.

yiin, yén, yin, eing, yang, yiing, J. yun, pregnant. 13846. yém, nyim, eing, zén, ta. (of women only). 5611.

mu, K. mu, O. S. muk (P. 187), mother. 8067. wén, ung, yung, J. un, old woman. 12642.

min, mén, bin, ming, strong; ‘the brave man’. 7920.

mien, myn, men, an expanse of water. 7897. min, mén, ming, za. 7912. Cf. ming hai, the deep sea, 7951.

méng, mung, to teach. 7763. ming, min, K. myéng, J. mei, bright; intelligent. 7946. mien, min, men, to reflect; toconsider. 7889. min, mén, men, quick-witted, clever. 7933.

ming, men, béng, fog, mist; drizzle. 7955. (WW. p. 600 adds: the wide boundless sea, the Deep: wd. /ast entry.)

ming, men, caterpillars.

7958.