abrig [FUNCTIONARY]

abrig [FUNCTIONARY] (13x: ED IIIa, Old Babylonian) wr. abrig; abrig₂; ab₂-ri-ig "a cultic functionary" Akk. abriqqu

[1]		abrig
[2]		abrig₂
[3]		ab₂-ri-ig
+	-0 (13x/100%).

	3500	3000	2500	2000	1500	1000	(no date)
[1]		1		5
[2]				5
[3]

4 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

1. a cultic functionary (13x/100%)

~ LEX/ED IIIa/unknown abrig ED Word List C = "Tribute" 4. LEX/Old Babylonian/Nippur ^ab₂abrig(NUN.ME.DU) OB Nippur Lu 248; [[abrig]] = [x]-ri-ig = IGI.DUB = a-ba-ra-ak-kum OB Diri Nippur 133; [[abrig₂]] = = AB₂.NUN.ME.DU = ab^#-[ri-iq]-qum^# OB Diri Nippur Seg.3, 6. LEX/Old Babylonian/unknown [[abrig]] = = NUN.ME.DU = a-ab-ri^#-[ik]-kum OB Diri "Oxford" 357; [[abrig]] = = IGI.DUB^# = a-ba-ra^#-[ak-kum] OB Diri "Oxford" 106. unknown/Old Babylonian/unknown ^diše₂-igi-du₈-bi-i₃-silim abrig₂ UET 5, 191 32; ^diše₂-me-šu-du₇ abrig₂ UET 5, 191 33; abrig₂ UET 5, 191 2.

~ ki[place]LEX/Old Babylonian/unknown abrig₂(NUN.ME.AB₂.DU) ki ED Geography B 135.

Akk. abriqqu "steward, housekeeper".

[1986] D. Charpin, Clerge 392-393.

See ETCSL: abrig=type of priest.

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