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[[File:Pleiades and Venus in blue dawn 2020.jpg|alt=photograph of Venus in dawn|thumb|Venus just above the mountain in dawn. ]]
[[File:Pleiades and Venus in blue dawn 2020.jpg|alt=photograph of Venus in dawn|thumb|Venus just above the mountain in dawn. ]]
A Mesopotamian term for a bright, not twinkling object in dawn. The term will always refer to a planet but not necessarily always to the same.
A<sub>2</sub>.GU<sub>2</sub>.ZI.GA (𒀉𒄘𒍣𒂵) is an Mesopotamian term for a bright, not twinkling object in dawn. The term will always refer to a planet but not necessarily always to the same.

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===Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim===
===Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim===


* Var. readings: A<sub>2</sub>.GU<sub>2</sub>.ZIG<sub>3</sub>.GA;
*Var. readings: A<sub>2</sub>.GU<sub>2</sub>.ZIG<sub>3</sub>.GA;
* = ''šēru'' (Akkadian)
*= ''šēru'' (Akkadian)


* "(star) of the morning";
* "(star) of the morning";


* Most often Venus (AHw 1219a; CAD CAD Š/2 312f., 331f.), in this case epithet of the goddess Inanna/Ishtar as the morning star
*Most often Venus (AHw 1219a; CAD CAD Š/2 312f., 331f.), in this case epithet of the goddess Inanna/Ishtar as the morning star
* But also possible for other celestial objects, e.g. Mercury and Jupiter
*But also possible for other celestial objects, e.g. Mercury and Jupiter


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'''Lexical texts.'''
'''Lexical texts.'''


* Urra 22: 327’:  <sup>mul</sup>a-gu-zi-ga = MIN se-re-e-tu
*Urra 22: 327’:  <sup>mul</sup>''a-gu-zi-ga'' = MIN ''se-re-e-tu''
* Series DC XXII: <sup>mul</sup>a<sub>2</sub>.gu<sub>2</sub>.zi.ga = min(kab-kab) še-re-ti [MSL XI 31, Section 11, A col. v 9]; <sup>mul</sup>a<sub>2</sub><sup>!</sup>.g[u<sub>2</sub>].zi.g[a] = min(kak-ka-bi) še-re-e-ti [SpTU III, 114 A col. v 67].
*Series DC XXII: <sup>mul</sup>a<sub>2</sub>.gu<sub>2</sub>.zi.ga = min(''kab-kab'') ''še-re-ti'' [MSL XI 31, Section 11, A col. v 9]; <sup>mul</sup>a<sub>2</sub><sup>!</sup>.g[u<sub>2</sub>].zi.g[a] = min(''kak-ka-bi'') ''še-re-e-ti'' [SpTU III, 114 A col. v 67].

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See also:  <sup>mul</sup>a<sub>2</sub>-gu<sub>2</sub>-zi-ga u<sub>4</sub>-sa<sub>9</sub>-dagal-la-ke<sub>4</sub> "The morning star, (shining even) at noon" ("Ludingirra's epistle to his mother") [Civil 1964 2:23; ETCSL, 5.5.1:23].
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See also:  <sup>mul</sup>''a''<sub>2</sub>-''gu''<sub>2</sub>-''zi-ga u''<sub>4</sub>-''sa''<sub>9</sub>-''dagal-la-ke''<sub>4</sub> "The morning star, (shining even) at noon" ("Ludingirra's epistle to his mother") [Civil 1964 2:23; ETCSL, 5.5.1:23].


==Historical Dictionaries==
==Historical Dictionaries==
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! scope="col" style="width: 60%;" | Kurtik (2022, a05)
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! scope="col" style="width: 40%;" | Gössmann (1950)
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|вар. чтения: A<sub>2</sub>.GU<sub>2</sub>.ZIG<sub>3</sub>.GA; = šēru "(звезда) утра"; эпитет богини Инанны/Иштар как утренней звезды [AHw 1219a; CAD Š/2 312f., 331f.].
|вар. чтения: A<sub>2</sub>.GU<sub>2</sub>.ZIG<sub>3</sub>.GA; = šēru "(звезда) утра"; эпитет богини Инанны/Иштар как утренней звезды [AHw 1219a; CAD Š/2 312f., 331f.].
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Latest revision as of 19:48, 23 May 2025

photograph of Venus in dawn
Venus just above the mountain in dawn.

A2.GU2.ZI.GA (𒀉𒄘𒍣𒂵) is an Mesopotamian term for a bright, not twinkling object in dawn. The term will always refer to a planet but not necessarily always to the same.


Dictionary

photograph with labels
Jupiter, Mars, and Pleiades in dawn. Photograph on July 8 2024 03:57 by Susanne M Hoffmann, animated GIF displays labels (English)

Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim

  • Var. readings: A2.GU2.ZIG3.GA;
  • = šēru (Akkadian)
  • "(star) of the morning";
  • Most often Venus (AHw 1219a; CAD CAD Š/2 312f., 331f.), in this case epithet of the goddess Inanna/Ishtar as the morning star
  • But also possible for other celestial objects, e.g. Mercury and Jupiter
Sources Identifications

Lexical texts.

  • Urra 22: 327’:  mula-gu-zi-ga = MIN se-re-e-tu
  • Series DC XXII: mula2.gu2.zi.ga = min(kab-kab) še-re-ti [MSL XI 31, Section 11, A col. v 9]; mula2!.g[u2].zi.g[a] = min(kak-ka-bi) še-re-e-ti [SpTU III, 114 A col. v 67].

See also:  mula2-gu2-zi-ga u4-sa9-dagal-la-ke4 "The morning star, (shining even) at noon" ("Ludingirra's epistle to his mother") [Civil 1964 2:23; ETCSL, 5.5.1:23].

Historical Dictionaries

Kurtik (2022, a05) Gössmann (1950)
вар. чтения: A2.GU2.ZIG3.GA; = šēru "(звезда) утра"; эпитет богини Инанны/Иштар как утренней звезды [AHw 1219a; CAD Š/2 312f., 331f.].

I. Источники.

Лексич. тексты. Серия DC XXII: mula2.gu2.zi.ga = min(kab-kab) še-re-ti [MSL XI 31, Section 11, A col. v 9]; mula2!.g[u2].zi.g[a] = min(kak-ka-bi) še-re-e-ti [SpTU III, 114 А col. v 67]. См также: mula2-gu2-zi-ga u4-sa9-dagal-la-ke4 "Утренняя звезда, (сияющая даже) в полдень" ("Послание Лудингирры к своей матери") [Civil 1964 2:23; ETCSL, 5.5.1:23].

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