To return to the Sumerian City of Unug (Uruk/ Erech)- Fourth Dynasty in regard to Ningirsu or for the Ensi of Lagash: Gudea.

    To go to Corona Australis Constellation Names, Libra Introduction or Centaurus Constellation, all in regard to the Sumerian Ningirsu and the name Gudea.

Corona Australis Constellation Names

• The wild boar (EN.TE.NA.BAR.CHUM), d.NIN.GIR.SU.
  • Sumerian šenbar: a type of wild boar (šeg₉, 'boar', + bar, 'foreign').

• From www.lexiline.com, "On the 15^th of Tashritu the scales ZI.BA.AN.NA (zibanitum), the wolf UR.IDIM, wild boar EN.TE.NA.BAR.CHUM, and the sitting dog UR.KU are visible.    The agrarian worker LU.CHUN.GA sets, the Goat UZ rises in 30 days and the opposite is the Lion UR.GU.LA."

• Sumerian EN.TE.NA.BAR.HUM, Akkadian habasiranu, Centaurus.
  Thus the Sumerian reads (en, lord, high priest + te, to approach, attack + na, human being, future/past tense (genative) + bar, (out)side, foreign, wild + hum, to bruise, to smash)
  Its meaning is uncertain, but something like this "The Lord [High Priest] Who Approaches [Attacks] and Smashes [Bruises] The Foreign [Wild] Ones."
  • In the Libra Introduction section we find:
    • From www.lexiline.com, "On the 15^th of Tashritu the scales ZI.BA.AN.NA (zibanitum), the wolf UR.IDIM, wild boar EN.TE.NA.BAR.CHUM, and the sitting dog UR.KU are visible.    The agrarian worker LU.CHUN.GA sets, the Goat UZ rises in 30 days and the opposite is the Lion UR.GU.LA."
  • From www.lexiline.com, "The wild boar (EN.TE.NA.BAR.CHUM), d.NIN.GIR.SU [Sumerian GIR.SU means boar], Sumerian BAR.CHUM means wild animal, Akkadian bulu, wild."
    • As seen in Virgo under Bootes in the Egyptian/Coptic section:
      • On the Denderah Zodiac beneath the feet of Virgo, Bootes is seen as a male figure with a swine-like head and horn or crescent-shaped crown holding in both hands a great ploughshare or sickle.
    • Boar or Swine.
      • Hebrew chaziyr, khaz-eer', from an unused root probably meaning to inclose, a hog (perhaps as penned), boar, swine.
      • Greek choiros, khoy'-ros, of uncertain derivation, a hog, swine.
    • Sumerian en: n., dignitary; lord; high priest; ancestor (statue). v., to rule. adj., noble.
      • Sumerian en_(2,3): n., time; background. prep., until.
    • Sumerian te, de₄; ti: v., to approach, meet (someone: dative); to attack, assault; to be frightened (alternating class, hamtu stem; cf., te-ge₂₆).
      • Sumerian te, de₄: n., cheek, chin.
      • Sumerian tè: an alkaline plant (?); soapwort (?); cardamon (cf., naga).
        • Sumerian te₈: bearded vulture.
        • Sumerian a-u₄-te-na: at the cool of the day ('when' + 'day' + ten, 'coolness').
        • Sumerian ní-te-na: alone ('fear' + 'to be frightened').
    • Sumerian na: n., human being; incense. adj., no. modal prefix, emphatic in past tense; prohibitive in present/future tense.
      • Sumerian ná, nú: (cf., nud).
      • Sumerian na₄: pebble, stone; token; hailstone; weight.
      • Sumerian na₅: chest, box.
      • Sumerian ni; na: he, she; that one.
      • Sumerian sag-apin(-na): plow guide ('head' + 'plow' + genitive).
    • Sumerian bar: n., (out)side; soul, innards; fleece. v., to open; to uncover, expose; to see; to remove; to release; to peel, pare, shell; to select; to divide; to split; to distribute; to keep away (with -ta-). adj., foreign. prep., because of.
      • Sumerian bár: (cf., barag).
      • Sumerian bar_6,7: v., to shine, be bright; to break (of the day). adj., white.
      • Sumerian ba₇: (cf., bar).
      • Sumerian a-sal-bar: architrave ('water' + 'to spread' + 'to distribute, remove').
      • Sumerian anše-bar-an-mi₂: female donkey ('equid' + 'foreign' + 'high' + 'female').
      • Sumerian anše-bar-an-nita₂: male donkey ('equid' + 'foreign' + 'high' + 'male').
      • BARA, of the House of the Pharaoh, Bar or Bara, Paraa or Egypt. "Pharaoh," from Sumerian house-sign, Bar or Par, "The Great House"; Sumerian Bar, Bara, "great house or palace or temple."
        • Pharaoh.
          • Hebrew Par'oh, par'o', of Egyptian der., Paroh, a general title of Egyptian kings, Pharaoh, and means "Great House," in Egypt "Per-o."
          • Also the Akkadian word pr and SAG.AZ = Apiru, Habiru, Hebrew.
          • Bull.
            • Hebrew par, par, or pawr, from the Heb. parar, paw-rar', a bullock (as breaking forth in wild strength).
      • Sumerian šenbar: a type of wild boar (šeg₉, 'boar', + bar, 'foreign').
        • Also found under Corona Australis Star Names:
          • The wild boar (EN.TE.NA.BAR.CHUM), d.NIN.GIR.SU.
    • Sumerian hum: to wrestle; to be passionate; to bruise, punch; to smash, break; to thresh grain; to paralyze.
      • Sumerian ga-ba-ra-hum: revolt (gaba, 'rival' + 'to overflow' + 'to smash, break').
      • Sumerian dalhamun: tornado; violent storm; duststorm; whirlpool; riot, revolt (dal, 'to fly', + hum, 'to smash, break', + an, 'sky').

    This file was created on November 20, 2004.