kiri [NOSE]

kiri [NOSE] (72x: Old Babylonian) wr. kiri₃ "nose" Akk. appu

See kiri du[pay homage to], kiri hur[pierce with a spindle], kiri ki sub[prostrate oneself], kiri šu ĝal[pay homage to], kiri šu tag[pay homage to], kiri ur[flare the nostrils].

[1]		kiri₃
+	-0 (72x/100%).

	3500	3000	2500	2000	1500	1000	(no date)
[1]				56

11 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

1. nose (72x/100%)

~ LEX/Old Babylonian/unknown kir₄-ĝu₁₀ Ugumu 82. unknown/Old Babylonian/unknown kiri_x(KA×IM) = ap-pu MSLSSI, 17-27 ii 29; kiri_x(KA×IM) ^ha-ašhaš = ap-pu ši-ib-rum MSLSSI, 17-27 ii 30; kiri_x(KA×IM) ^ku-udkud = na-ak-su MSLSSI, 17-27 ii 32.

~ hab[malodorous]LEX/Old Babylonian/unknown kir₄ hab₂-ĝu₁₀ Ugumu 85.

~ harmušen[snare]unknown/Old Babylonian/unknown kiri_x(KA×IM) har-mušen-na MSLSSI, 17-27 ii lambda1; kiri_x(KA×IM) har-mušen-na MSLSSI, 17-27 l.e. vi lambda2.

~ ten[extinguish]LEX/Old Babylonian/unknown kir₄ te-na-ĝu₁₀ Ugumu 86.

See: bad kiri; burud kiri; paĝ kiri; paĝta kiri; saĝ kiri; siki kiri; šag kiri; tumu kiri.

Akk. appu "nose".

See ETCSL: giri₁₇=nose.

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