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societies of the
Ancient Near East
during the
Bronze Age.
Maryannu is a
Hurrianized Indo-Aryan word,
formed by
adding Hurrian suffix -nni to Indo-Aryan root...
- the
formation of the
Mitanni realm, as
mariannu is
generally seen as a
Hurrianized form of the Indo-Aryan *marya,
which means 'man' or 'youth', ****ociated...
- Gilgamesh,
which shows a
degree of
Hurrian influence and uses a
number of
Hurrianized names, is
known as the Song of Gilgamesh,
though despite the
title it...
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kingdom of Tabal,
which reflected the
development of a new
partially Hurrianized Luwian local pantheon. She
might also be
depicted on an
orthostat from...
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kingdom of Tabal,
whose local Luwian pantheon has been
described as “
Hurrianized,”
Teshub was
seemingly identified with Tarḫunz, and the
latter was worshipped...
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further location where she is
attested in
Hurrian context is Alalakh, a
Hurrianized city in
western Syria. She was
called the "Lady of Alalakh", as indicated...
- ] love") and
Namrazunna (from
Akkadian namru, shining, and Zunna, a
Hurrianized spelling of Suen, name of the moon god;
unlike him
Namrazunna was female)...
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audience were
primarily Luwians, even
though Aleppo's
elite was
culturally hurrianized and the
local inhabitants spoke a
vernacular West
Semitic dialect. Attestations...
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classes were Hurrians. The
diplomatic language used in the
region was a
Hurrianized form of
Akkadian as
Hurrian traits appear in
every Akkadian sentence...
- Anatolia, her name is
derived from
Akkadian namru, "shining," and Zunna, a
Hurrianized spelling of the name of the
Mesopotamian moon god Suen, also attested...
