ane [HE]

(236 instances)

ane [HE] (236x: Ur III, Old Babylonian, unknown) wr. e-ne; a-ne "he, she"

[1]		e-ne
[2]		a-ne
+	-0 (236x/100%).

	3500	3000	2500	2000	1500	1000	(no date)
[1]			2	202			4
[2]		4	4	4

17 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

1. he, she (236x/100%)

~ LEX/Ur III/Nippur e-ne = šu-[u₂] PBS 05, 136 [OBGT XI] v 4'; šu e-ne = gi-mi-il-lum šu-u₂ PBS 05, 136 [OBGT XI] v 5'. LEX/unknown/unknown e-ne-gin₇^# = [ki-ma šu-a-ti] MSL 04 46 IB + Ia (+) Ib + unpubl. fragment [OBGT I/2] ii 4'; [e]-ne-am₃ = mi-iš-šum MSL 04 46 IB + Ia (+) Ib + unpubl. fragment [OBGT I/2] ii 27'=3'; [e-ne-da] na^#-me-a = <(e-la šu-a-ti)> MSL 04 46 IB + Ia (+) Ib + unpubl. fragment [OBGT I/2] i 6'; ki e-ne-[ta] = [it-ti šu-nu-ti] MSL 04 46 IB + Ia (+) Ib + unpubl. fragment [OBGT I/2] iv 31. ELA/Ur III/Drehem u₃ a-ne YOS 04, 130 1. ELA/Ur III/unclear u₃ a^!-ne he₂-em-da-de₆ JCS 35, 197 2; [u₃ a]-ne^# zu₂-gag-za TCS 1, 134 3. unknown/Ur III/Girsu 4(ban₂) lugal-ezem dumu lugal-zi-mu lu₂ a-ne SAT 1, 438 6.

~ nu[not]LEX/Old Babylonian/Nippur a-ne-da nu OB Kagal 496.

See ETCSL: e-ne=he, she.

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