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Marduk-aḫḫē-erība, inscribed in cuneiform contemporarily as mdAMAR.UTU-ŠEŠ-MEŠ-SU, meaning: “Marduk has replaced the brothers for me,” a designation given

mountain,” was the ruler of Assyria for just "one complete month" (1 UTU UD.MEŠ-te) during the 15th century BC, the 64th to appear on the Assyrian King List

Aššur-rā’im-nišēšu, inscribed mdaš-šur-ÁG-UN.MEŠ-šu, meaning “(the god) Aššur loves his people,” was ruler of Assyria, or išši’ak Aššur, “vice-regent

(Middle Assyrian Akkadian: 𒁹𒀭𒀸𒋩𒂗𒌦𒈨𒌍𒋙, romanized: ᵐᵈaš-šur-EN-UN.MEŠ-šú,) and meaning “(the god) Aššur (is) lord of his people,” was the ruler

The incantation series inscribed in cuneiform Sumerograms as ÉN SAG.GIG.GA.MEŠ, Akkadian: muruṣ qaqqadi, “headache” (literally “sick-head”), is an ancient

Rabshakeh (Akkadian: 𒃲𒁉𒈜𒈨𒌍 rab šāqê [GAL.BI.LUL.MEŠ]; Hebrew: רַבְשָׁקֵה, Modern: Ravšaqē, Tiberian: Raḇšāqē; Ancient Greek: Ραψακης Rapsakēs; Latin:

Mish (Egyptian Arabic: مش meš [meʃ]) is a traditional Egyptian cheese that is made by fermenting salty cheese for several months or years. Mish may be

Atta mannu, “who are you?”, inscribed in cuneiform Sumerograms: A.BA.ME.EN.MEŠ, was an ancient Mesopotamian ritual or conjuration of uncertain content.

Ekallatum (Akkadian: 𒌷𒂍𒃲𒈨𒌍, URUE2.GAL.MEŠ, Ekallātum, "the Palaces") was an ancient Amorite city-state and kingdom in upper Mesopotamia. Ekallatum

List and the SDAS King List both read, iii 19, 46 MU.MEŠ KI.MIN. Nassouhi King List reads, 26+x MU.[MEŠ LUGAL-ta DU.uš. Brick Ass. 4777 palatial inscription

fell into ruins for the first time. Meš-ane-pada built the Bur-šušua in Enlil's temple. Meš-ki-aĝ-nuna, son of Meš-ane-pada, made the Tummal flourish,

Babylonian Queen mother, spelled as NIN.UR.MAH.MEŠ. While the meaning 'lady (NIN) of the lions' (UR.MAH.MEŠ) is evident, the intended pronunciation is Assyrian

M: maḫ 𒈤 (=MAḪ "great"); man (=MAN "20"); mar 𒈥; maš 𒈦 (=MAŠ "half"); meš (="90") ; mil/mel 𒅖 (=iš); miš 𒈩 ; mur 𒄯 (=ḫur); mut (=MUD "blood") N:

Šamaš-mudammiq, king of Karduniaš, from Yalman to the river Turan (DUR.AN.MEŠ). From Lahiru to Ugar-sallu, to the border of Assyria…All the land of (the

fell into ruins for the first time. Meš-Ane-pada built the Bur-šušua in Enlil's temple. Meš-ki-aĝ-nuna, son of Meš-Ane-pada, made the Tummal flourish and

” e-li-ma ana é-sag-ila É.GAL DINGIR.MEŠ šu-bat MAN gim-ri … a-na ma-ḫa-zi rabûtimeš a-lik niqê(udu.siskur)meš ina Bābiliki Barsipki Ku-te-eki ēpuš.

He was the son and successor of Erishum III and ruled for six years (6 MU.MEŠ) according to the Khorsabad and the SDAS copies of the Assyrian Kinglist

šarri(LUGAL) bēli(EN)-ia (2) um-ma A-ia-ab (3) arad(ÌR)-ka a-na! (4) šēpē(GÌR-meš) bēli(EN)-ia (5) 7-šu 7-ta-an (6) am-qut a-na-ku arad (ÌR) (7) šarri(LUGAL)

words): (Line 1) a-na, 1 LUGAL-(=Šarru)-ri, EN-(="bēlu", Lord)-ia, (2) dingir-meš-nu ù dingir-UTU-(Sun God)-ia (3) um-ma Yi-Šu-Ar-Da-Ta (Šuwardata) ARDU-(=Servant)-ma-(The)

gloss tree water daughter son Cholón mech / meš cot / quõt / köta ñu / -ñu pul / -pul Hibito mixs / mitš cachi / otšj ñoo pool

KAJ 101 (Urad-serua #55). TabT05A-191. Tablet K. 3045 / ABL 924: LUGAL.MEŠ šá KUR aš+šurKI. Chen, Fei (2020). "Appendix I: A List of Assyrian Kings"

[na]p-šá-la-tú tak-ṣi-ra-nu lat-ku-tu4 ba-ru-ti šá ana [Š]u šu-ṣú-ú (22) šá KA NUN.ME.MEŠ-e la-bi-ru-ti šá la-am A.MÁ.URU5(abūbi) (23) šá ana LAMXKURki(šuruppak) MU

as taš-ši-gu-ru-maš. Variously restored as Ḫarba-Šipak, and Ḫurbazum. UN.MEŠ saklāti; some translations say “a barbarous people” (saklu, CAD S p. 80)

ul-la zarâ(sur.[gibil]) [la] ṣab.tu4 ù kīma(gim) qê.gumeš parkū/egrū.(gib)[meš-ma gabarâ(gaba.ri)] là īšû(tuku). enūma anta bīt marsi āšipu illku… Tablets

dki-ik hu-ip-pè pè-iš-tá ak-ka4 DIŠ (03) LÚ.MEŠ-ir-ra ir pè-iš-tá ak-ka4 ši-ia-ti-iš pè-iš-tá DIŠ (04) LÚ.MEŠ-ra-na ak-ka4 DIŠik-še-ir-iš-šá DIŠEŠŠANA ir

Kinglist: [mE-ri-š] u DUMU mDINGIR-šum-ma, [šá li-ma-ni? -šu-ni 10] + 30 MU.MEŠ LUGAL-ta DÙ-uš. KEL A (kt 92/k 193), at CDLI Archived 2012-12-15 at archive

Tummal fell into ruins for the first time. Meš-Ane-pada built the Bur-šušua in Enlil's temple. Meskiagnun, son of Meš-Ane-pada, made the Tummal flourish and

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

is addressed alongside his superior under a single title: [(x)] [x] LUGAL.MEŠ ša māt Aššur, the “x-x-kings of Assyria”. They are castigated for their lack

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

𒈦 maš = 𒈦 máš (maš₂) = 𒈧 màš (maš₃) = 𒈦𒉺 maš₄ = 𒉺 meš = 𒈨𒌍 méš (meš₂) = 𒈨 mèš (meš₃) = 𒈩 miš = 𒈩 míš (miš₂) = 𒈨𒌍 mìš (miš₃) = 𒄑 muš = 𒈲

(any longer). Send him here immediately so he may guard the countries-(KUR-MEŠ(lands)) of the king, our lord. Moreover, to Tutu, my lord: "Hear the words

𒀯𒄖𒆷 ṣinundu, ku-ur-ku or rammanu "The Great One" Aquarius 15. 1. MULKUN.MEŠ - 𒀯𒆲𒎌 2. MULZIB.ME - 𒀯𒍦𒈨 zibbātu or zibbāt sinūnūtu "The Tails" Pisces

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Antašubba • Religious Chronicle • Royal inscription of Simbar-Šipak • Sag-gig-ga-meš (Muruṣ qaqqadi) • Sakikkū • Salmānu-ašarēdu III Epic • Synchronistic History

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

(transliteration) MSA لَيْسَت هُنَا laysat hunā Egyptian هِيَ مِش هِنا heyya meš hena Moroccan هِيَ ماشي هُنا hiya māši hna Algerian هِيَ ماراهيش هُنا hiya

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

Purification rituals Asakkū marṣūtu Zisurrû (Magic circle of flour) Sag-gig-ga-meš (Headache) Muruṣ kišâdi (Neckaches) Tu-ra kìlib-ba (All illness) The Demon

might be one of the deities collectively referred to as "the ladies" (dGAŠAN.MEŠ) who often appear alongside the five lead deities of this city (Ishtar, Nanaya

adjectives in some examples: e.g. čē-š asar karb az asarē rо̄šnīh frāz brēhēnīd (MEš ʾsl klp MN ʾsly lwšnyh prʾc blyhynyt) 'for he created the eternal form from

Asakkū marsūtu, the Great Prayer to Šamaš, the MUL.APIN, the Sag-gig-ga-meš, and Šēp lemutti 900 BC: Akkadian Epic of Erra 900 BC: Vedic Sanskrit Aranyaka

za-du-bi tú-ri-ni-n[i] 7             ˹D˺ḫal-di-i- še ˹D˺IM-še ˹D˺UTU-ni? DINGIR MEŠ 8             [ma]-a-ni ar-mu-zi-i ˹D˺UTU-ni pi-i-n[i] 9             [mi]-

(1171-1159 BCE), which refers to them as the "lords of judgment and decision" (EN.MEŠ šip-ṭi u EŠ.BAR). In Borsippa Tashmetum was regarded as Nabu’s official spouse

role as the husband of the healing-goddess Gula) Sagittarius Ea 13 SUḪUR.MEŠ Goat-Fish Capricornus Ea 14 GU.LA The Great One (a common by-name of the

May my lord save [the land of Ugarit], and may the king give grain (ZÍZ.AN.MEŠ) to save my life … and to save the citizens of the land of Ugarit. The last

DAL šumma išru The "fetlocks" (kursinnu) or "thighs"? Also includes KIŠIB.MEŠ (kunukkū), the "seal (impression)" = vertebrae, KAK.TI (sikkat ṣēli) the

[na]p-šá-la-tú tak-ṣi-ra-nu lat-ku-tu4 ba-ru-ti šá ana [Š]u šu-ṣú-ú (22) šá KA NUN.ME.MEŠ-e la-bi-ru-ti šá la-am A.MÁ.URU5(abūbi) (23) šá ana LAMXKURki(šuruppak) MU

from the time of Mursili I, mentions a "King of the Hurrians" (LUGAL ERÍN.MEŠ Hurri). This terminology was last used for King Tushratta of Mitanni, in

earlier periods. The identification of the deity dA-na-ti ba-a-ti DINGIR.MEŠ, possibly to be read as Anat-Bayt’el, in the treaty between Esarhaddon and

to the Parthian kings in Babylonian documents was "ar-ša-kâ LUGAL.LUGAL.MEŠ" (Aršakâ šar šarrāni, "Arsaces, king of kings"). Several tablets from the

members of this group were collectively referred to as "the ladies" (dGAŠAN.MEŠ = dbēlētu), but stresses the evidence is inconclusive. In the Seleucid period

Pos Team W L SF SA SD Pts  TOM (CZE)  BER (SWE)  MEŠ (BIH)  ZEQ (KOS) 1  Kateřina Tomanovská (CZE) 3 0 9 2 +7 6 Qualification for Main Draw — 3–2 3–0

(no. 2). "The kilûtum Rites at Mari," N.A.B.U. 1993, 2 (no. 3). "LÚ and MEŠ in lúna-bi-imeš and its Mari Brethren," N.A.B.U. 1993, 2–4 (no. 4). Abstract

LU2 ŠEŠIG x BAD 𒎊 U+1238A LU2 x EŠ2 + LAL 𒎋 U+1238B LU2 x ŠU 𒎌 U+1238C MEŠ 𒎍 U+1238D MUŠ3 x ZA 𒎎 U+1238E NA4 𒎏 U+1238F NIN 𒎐 U+12390 NIN9 𒎑 U+12391

U+12228 𒈨 ME "100". Can mean priest in some cases. 754 533, 533v1   360   MEŠ U+1238C 𒎌 MESH "90", plural sign 755 483 402 179   LAGAB U+121B8 𒆸 LAGAB

distinct characters. Westenholz pointed out that a plurality of Inannas (dINANA.MEŠ) was worshiped in the second half of the second millennium BCE. Interpretations

הַשָּׁ֑מֶשׁ‎, ’al- tir-’ū-nî še-’ă-nî šə-ḥar-ḥō-reṯ, šeš-šĕ-zā-p̄aṯ-nî haš-šā-meš;, 'Do not look at [me], because I [am] blackened/swarthy, because the sun