šu - he of (masc. sing. det. and rel.)
(CAD Š₃ 152, AHw. 1254)
Old Akkadian. Forms of oblique cases: acc. ša, gen. ši.
Reliable WS parallels are only attested in Canaanite: compare Heb. šä and Pho. š, ˀš.
Akkadian
šāt - she of, that of, which (fem. sing. det. and rel.)
(CAD Š₂ 184, AHw. 1199)
Old Akkadian.
Reliable WS parallels are only attested in Canaanite: compare Heb. šä and Pho. š, ˀš.
Akkadian
šūt - they of, that, which (masc. pl. det. and rel.)
(AHw. 1290)
Old Akkadian.
Reliable WS parallels are only attested in Canaanite: compare Heb. šä and Pho. š, ˀš.
Akkadian
šāt - they of, those of, which (fem. pl. det. and rel.)
(CAD Š₂ 184, AHw. 1199)
Old Akkadian.
Reliable WS parallels are only attested in Canaanite: compare Heb. šä and Pho. š, ˀš.
Akkadian
-šu - his; him (genitive and accusative pronominal suffix, 3 masc. sg.)
(GAG § 42 g)
Sargonic orthography distinguishes between genitive -SU and accusative SU₄.
Akkadian
šuāti - him, to him (rarely her, to her) (masc. and fem. sing. oblique)
(CAD Š₃ 163, AHw. 1255)
Akkadian
šubabītu - an insect; larva
(CAD Š₃ 168, AHw. 1256)
Var. šupapītu, ušpapītu. SB. Scarcely attested in lexical lists.
Akkadian
šubakilu - (person with a physical or character flaw)
(CAD Š₃ 168)
The word’s late and unique attestation coupled with the unusual morphological structure makes it very uncertain whether the underlying root *bkl has to be postulated.