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45 Cards in this Set

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alpa- (com.)
cloud
apeniššam (QATAMMA)
thus; so
appezzi(ya)- (EGIR-(ez)zi(ya)-)
rearmost; last
appezziyaz (EGIR-(ezziy)az)
afterwards; later
haliya-
to bow, prostrate oneself
halki- (com.)
grain; barley
hantezzi(ya)- (IGI-zi(ya)-)
front; foremost; first
happiriya- (URU-(ri)ya-) (com.)
city
hark-
perish
harki-
white
huišnu-
to keep alive; rescue, save
hurki- (com.)
wheel
hūdāk
immediately; suddenly
huwappa- (HUL-(p)a-)
bad; evil; malevolent
išhā- (EN-a, BĒLU) (com.)
lord, master; owner
ištanana- (ZAG.GAR.RA-(n)a-) (com.)
altar; sacrificial table
iya-
to do, make; treat (as); (with -za) to worship
karšanu-
to omit, neglect
karūili-
former; primeval
A.ŠA.kuera- (com)
field
kuwat
why?
lē (plus indicative)
do/shall not (prohibitive negative)
mahhan (GIM-an)
as; like
mekki-
much, many (often follows its head noun)
nakki-
heavy; important; revered, august
namma (clause-initial)
then, next
namma (non-initial)
again
parh-
to chase
pēda (neut.)
place, spot
punušš-
to ask, question, interrogate
šalli- (GAL-(l)i-)
great, large; adult
šiun(i)- (DINGIR-LIM-n(i)-) (com.)
god
šuppi-
holy, sacred, consecrated
dankui- (GE6-i-)
dark, black
tāye-
to steal
tiya-
to step; station oneself
-wa (-war- before vowel)
(introduces direct speech)
warnu- (BIL-nu-)
to burn (trans.); + preverb arha: to burn up
wemiya-
to find; + preverb anda: to reach, attain, overtake, catch up with
weriya-
to call, summon
SÍSKUR
sacrifice, ritual
TÚG-a- (com.)
cloth, garment
dU-a- (com.)
Storm-god
ŠA
of (marks following logogram as representing a Hittite genitive)
ŠUM (neut.)
name