Chinese and Sumerian, стр. 98

SUMERIAN 70

GAR (s), 2 SU-GAR, to grind or crush, —of the teeth (Zamasu Sa sinni).. Cf. SU, tooth (sz); and vid. LUM, to grind (Zamdsu). 776%.

GASH, RAG, heady liquor, strong drink (skaru).—The char. is a vessel with a neck, like the Chinese equivalent. It vesembles the char. DUG, LUD, vessel, pot, jug, &c., which ‘seems to be the nearer prototype of Ch. yau, dok, or duk. Vid. D. 380: 390. (G=D=L=R,) 5126.

GA-SHAM, written NUN-ME-SHUM, wise, skilled in omens, &c., avd so an inspired counsellor (AB-GAL). 2652 ff.

GA-SHAN, lord, lady, goddess, queen, high, highness. SHAN 2s cogn. c, NIN, SHIN, lord, lady; cfaéso. NUN, great ; NIM, high; SHAMzz GAR-SHAM, mountain.—A /so read GUN, U-GUNU, (lord), lady; g. v. 69809 ff.

GAZ, GAZA, to break in pieces, to smash, e.g. pottery (42/7) ; to beat out or husk corn (Zasalu Sa Sern) ; to hurt or wound (makdasu); to kill (déku). Cogn. GAR in SU-GAR supra, 9.2.

GAZ, to beat, smite, strike, knock (mahasu). Cf. GU (Br. 3218) and GE (Br. 8712), a blow, wound, or the like.

GE, the ear; also read U in the same sense. (See ME=WE, and GISH, mfr.) 8773.

GE, end,—e. g. of a month (&é¢w). (Ved. ITU, ITI, month.) 5930.

GHINESE

k‘ai, hoi, Am, k‘ai, SZ. k'é, a stone mill ; to triturate, break in pieces (WW. p. 309). Also read wei, 12616, O.S. kat: P. 706. chi, tzu, J. shi, A. si, the teeth. 1989. R. 211.

nga, ya, J.ga, O. S. ngat, the molar teeth or grinders. 12797. R. 92.

k‘o, A. k‘a, O. S. k‘at, to crunch with the teeth. 6086. P. 145. (kat, gat = gar.) *yau, iu, yu, Rad, 164 of strong liquors, spirits, wines, &c. ‘ Ajar or bottle for spirits ; and, in combination, spirits ° (Chalmers, 220). O.S. dok (and got ?) P. 324.—1ao0, lou, lo, A. lau, giau, spirits ; wine; lees. 6801. O.S. lok: P. 763. Cf. luk, lu, a kind of spirit. 7384.R. 164 2s Phonetic im ts‘au, siu, iu, dziu, yu, chiu, you, J. shi, dju, A. tu, must; fermenting liquor, 2257; aud zw tsau, tsiu, chiu, J. shu, A. tiu, spirits ;

‘wine’. 2260.

shéng, shing, shin, siang, wise; a sage; holy ; an inspired person or ‘Prophet’, like Confucius or Mencius. 9892 and WW. P.886 shim. (/s shén, shém, chim, K. sim, J. shin, A. tém, deep, crafty, Mongol shum, cognate with Sum. SHAM, SHUM ?)

shéng, shing, séng, shin, to rise, to go up high, 9879=P. 100. 9880. 9881. Cogn. c. shang, shéng, siong, zofig, jong, sang, top, high, to go up. 9729. shom =nom.

hai, hoi, Am. hai, J. gai, to hurt, injure, wound, kill. 3768. O,S. gat: P. 610. —k‘ai, O. S. kat, break in pieces. P. 706. (Vid. s.v. GAR.)

nga, ya, to roll witha stone-roller, and so extract the grain from theear. 12803. OWS, neat: R92:

k‘o, O..S. kat (P. 145), to thump, beat, knock. 6081.

ngi, ngel, mi, ng, ngi, 0a, 1, the ear. 3336.

R. 128.

ki, kei, to finish ; yiit kei, at the end of the month. 949. P. 776. ki, kei, the end. 956 (¢.949 as Phonetic).