a dar [CONFISCATE]

a dar [CONFISCATE] (13x: Ur III, Old Babylonian) wr. a₂ dar "to confiscate, seize illegally; to sequester; to take hold of" Akk. dâşu

(a[arm] + dar[split])

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1 distinct form attested; click to view forms table.

1. to confiscate, seize illegally

~ ELA/Ur III/Girsu zi-ga še a₂ dar-ra CT 07, 17 BM 012940 7; er₃-ra a₂ in-ni-dar-še₃ ITT 3, 06541 13; a₂ in-[ni-dar] ITT 3, 06541 5; še lu₂-nin^*#-ga₂^#-ka^# na-gu^# a₂ bi₂-in-dar^# ITT 3, 06572 2. ELA/Ur III/Umma gi a₂ dar-a mu 2(diš)-kam MVN 04, 071 22; gi a₂ dar-ra Nebraska 01 16; še a₂ dar-ra Nebraska 06 6; a₂ bi₂-dar ba-an-de₆ Nik 2, 447 12; [lugal-me-lam₂-e a₂] bi₂-in-dar TCL 5, 6047 o ii 1; ki 2(diš)-am₃ a₂ in-da-an-dar-eš₂ TCL 5, 6047 o i 6. unknown/Ur III/Umma gi a₂ dar-a sukkal mah MVN 16, 0716 1; e₂-ga₂ a₂ bi₂-in-dar SNAT 535 11.

2. to sequester

3. to take hold of

Akk. dâşu "to treat unjustly, with disrespect".

[2000] F. Karahashi, Sumerian Compound Verbs 75.

[1997-1998] R. de Maaijer and B. Jagersma, AfO 44-45 285.

[100-101 n29] P. Steinkeller, Melammu Symposia 5 .

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