Three Iranian Loanwords in Late Babylonian Texts
ḫanbara ‘storehouse’; <i>upiātu</i>, <i>uppaiāta</i>, probably a royal impost on commodities and/or the store of such commodities for crown’s use; <i>kalammaru</i>, <i>karammaru</i>, <i>karri ammaru</i> ‘registry’.
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| Format: | Print Article |
| In: | BibMes Year: 1977, Issue: 7, Pages: 251-266 |
| KeiBi Identifier: | 39:427 |
| Further subjects: | Konferenzschrift
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| Summary: | ḫanbara ‘storehouse’; <i>upiātu</i>, <i>uppaiāta</i>, probably a royal impost on commodities and/or the store of such commodities for crown’s use; <i>kalammaru</i>, <i>karammaru</i>, <i>karri ammaru</i> ‘registry’. |
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