Chinese and Sumerian, S. 88

SUMERIAN

DUB, to go round, surround, hem in (lami). Br. 3927. (DUB=DUG; ¢&. DUG, DUB, ZIB, ZAG, the knees; pict. ovig. a circle representing the vound knee-cap.) Cogn. SIG, SI, to surround (lami Sa Limétz).

DUB, to beat or smite down (enemies,

a fire, 2. e. to guench it); to sink down, |

settle, or subside (of foundations, or the earth=an earthquake). Br. 7025 ; 7031 (napdcu ; rdbu, rubbu). Cognate with SHUB, to fall; to let fall; 7. v.

DUB-BIN, wheel; wheeled vehicle (”asaru or magarru?); covered cart, baggage-wagon, or the like (¢umbu). Br. 2716f.

DUB-BIN, a finger; a claw or talon or finger-nail (wbénu ; guprum); some sharp or pointed tool (emi) ; a mountain-peak (wéduu). Br. 2714-2719. (With DUB=DUG ¢F. SIG, horn, finger; vd. SHU-SI, finger; mountain-peak. BIN may de seen in SUBBIN, whence suppinnu, abird’s deak or dill; the edge of a bill or axe; also tn ubanu, and Fleb, \3, where the Ri. os triliteralized internally.) GUB, to set up (zagdpu; Shzuzu) seems cogn. with

DUB-SANGA (DUB-SAG-GA), the forehead; the front (swttwm). Br.

3939. DUG, to throw out, of spittle (~adz). Br. 537.

DUG, also read LUD, pot, wine-cup, jar, and the like. (arpatu.) Br. 5891 ff. Det. of various kinds of vessels,

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CHINESE

sap, tsa, Am. tsat, chak, K. chap, A. trap, to go round. 11459.

tu, tou, O. S. tu-k (P. 531), to block up; to invest; a wall. 12045.

chou, chu, tsiu, J.shu, a bend; to surround. 2450. O..S. tok, P. 464.

typ, tieh, to surround with a wall. 11119

chui, tui, dzii, K.ch'u, a hammer; to pound, 2805; O.S. du (P.682 tut) ; chui, t'ui, tsui, dzti, K.ch'u, to beat, O..S. dup (P. 456), 2807-2811. chui,toui, dzii, K. ch‘u, fall down; settle down; slide, as earth ; to sink; to tumble into ruins (WW.), 2818. Cf 2816. (duk? P. 910.) to, chui, du, to fall; to sink, O. S. do-p, dup (P. 522). 11335.

pien, pin, bi", a carriage with screens, used for women. 9230.

tzti, Am. tsu, O..S. tu-p (P. 483), baggagewagons. 12375. tzti-ping, carriages o all kinds (tup-pin = DUB-BIN). 9230.

to, Am. sui, du, O..S. du-p (P. 522), an obelisk-like aiguille or mountain-peak (WW.). 11336. tzti, O..S. dop (P. 456), a mountain-peak. 12369. Cf tiu, t'iao, to-k (P. 160), a lofty peak, 11088; lép, liap, li, mountainous, 6955 ; k'€p, k‘ip, k‘th, chi, chik, ngeik, Am. gip, A. ngép, lofty peak. 843.

feng, fung, K. pong, O..S. bom (bam, ban), a sharp point; spearhead ; tip of a lance (P. 348), 3568; féng, peak of a hill, 3564. (P. 348.) (Cf esp. 3567. féng, insects with sézzgs.)

sang, song, the forehead. 9571.

to, tu, tou, K.ta, A.twa, to spit; saliva. O.S. do-p (P. 456). 11394. tu, throw up; spitout. 12100. tu-t, t'u-k (P. 28). Cf 11451: tou, tau, tu, to spit out.

tsdk, tsiok, chiok, chite, A. tok, wine-cup, goblet. 2218. O.S. tok (P. 1010). yiu, yau, yao, yo, A. jieu, ju (Zu), O. S. dok (P. 668), a jar; a pitcher; an earthenware vessel (WW.). 12910. loti, lui, lei, loui, O. S. lu-t (P. 985), a vase; ajar. 6838. Cf. 7396; 7411.