Chinese and Sumerian
SUMERIAN
confer on, entrust to (sutlumu, pagadu). (sutlumu especially of gifts of gods to kings.) 4418f; 4427.
(3) SI (SIG), SUM (SIM), to throw down, throw; put, place, lay down; set, settle, fix, Gc. (nadi; sému ?). (sému, fix a price, pay, buy.)
(4) SI (SIG), (SUM), to take, hold in the hand; to give (¢améfu). 4428. Cogn. TUG, TUKU, TIL, TI, TE, TEG, TEM, DIB, to take, seize, grasp, O'C.; 9. U.
(5) SI (SIG), SUM, to hasten to; to set out; to make for; go to a place (2a3u). 4412. Cogn. TUM, to walk ; to go; g.v. Syn. SAG-SUM, G48u, 3573. Cognate: SUG, SUD, SU, to advance, walk in procession, march (Sadéku). 7619; SHID, a way; a path ; 7. z.
(6) SI (SIG), to become drunk, drink to intoxication (‘akdru). 4423. (Cogn. NAG, to drink; NAG, to wash (?).] to give or make to drink (Sagd@),e.g. poison (ved. UG, zmtu), 4424 = to pour out (apéku), 4425. (NAG=SAG=SHAG, whence sagu, PW.)
(7) SI, SIG, CEM (SUM, SIM), to fill ; to be full (mulli, zandna); to abound ; to make abundant or plenteous (dahédu, dubkudu). (Cf. SI, SIG, dussa, malt, 3382; 3393.) 4410; 4415; 4438; 4204; 4420.
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tzti (tsi), si, sou, J. shi, A. ti, O..S. sik (P. 494), to bestow (02 an inferzor), 12416.
shang, shéng, shong, siong, siae, sofg, K. sang, A. t6ng, to give (to an znJerior) ; to bestow.
chak, chi, tik, K. ch‘6k, J. teki, to throw down; to give to an inferior. 1860. chi, tei, tsi, J. shi, O. S. sik, tik (P. 411), to settle; to lay out or buy. 1852.
chik, chi, sik, tik, to hold in the hand; worth; price. 1847. sung, song, to hold, grip, seize. 10469. syn, sen, sien, take up, or hold in the fingers. 4442. (=SUN.)
su, tsuk, suk, soh, K. sok, J. soku, quickly; ina hurry. 10330.
chi, tsz (tsi), O.S. tik, tit (P. 237), to go to; arrive at. 1817. to walk hastily. 1828.
si, sai, hsi, sz, J. shi, A. ti, O..S. sik, tik, to move house; to flit. 41109.
shih, shik, A. sék, sék, shi, to go to; to reach. I 000.
shih, shei, Am. su, si, O. S. sik Cf P. 246), to hasten, move fast ; to proceed to. 9895.
sit, siat, sieh, to walk. 4401.
sui, K. su, O. S. suk (P. 910), to proceed to. 10402.
tsai, tsei, tsui, J. sui, O. S. tsik (P. 390), sik, drunk, intoxicated. 10913.
si, sik, sék, to breathe; to eat. (Cf. chith, to eat; to drink.)
shi, shai, she, ti, di, dzi, K. si, J. shi, A. si, shi, to lick; to lap (WW.). 9980. O, S.sik, R: 83.
sap, tsat, tsa, to suck; to lick. 11461.
yit, i, eik, ik, yi, yik, A. jét, to overflow ; full; abundant. 5486. O.S. tik, sik (P. 689). (P. 689 zs yik, yi, eik, 1, K. ik, J. yeki, A. ik, to pour in more; to increase. 5485.)
shik, sék, shi, sie, sih, K. sdk, J. seki, A. tik, to flourish; abound (WW.). 10003.
shéng, shing, shin, sing, K. song, J. sei, abundant ; plenteous ; thriving ; abundance; to abound. 9889. O..S. sim,
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