patrum

See also: patrΕ―m

Akkadian

Root
p-t-r
1 term

Etymology

Unknown.

Pronunciation

Noun

patrum m or f (construct state patar, plural patrΕ«) (from Old Akkadian on)

  1. knife, dagger, sword

Alternative forms

Cuneiform spellings
Logograms Phonetic
  • π’„ˆ (GIRβ‚‚)
  • (plural) π’„ˆπ’„­π’€€ (GIRβ‚‚.αΈͺI.A)
  • (plural) π’„ˆπ’ŽŒ (GIRβ‚‚.MEΕ )
  • π’€π’€œπ’Š’π’Œ (paβ‚‚-at-ru-um)
  • π’‰Ίπ’€œπ’Š’π’Œ (pa-at-ru-um)
  • π’‰Ίπ’€œπ’Š’ (pa-at-ru)
  • 𒉻𒀸 (pat-rum)
  • π’‰»π’Š’ (pat-ru)
  • (accusative) π’€π’€œπ’Šπ’„  (paβ‚‚-at-ra-am)
  • (accusative) π’‰Ίπ’€œπ’Š (pa-at-ra)
  • (construct state) π’‰Ίπ’‹«π’…ˆ (pa-ta-ar)

References

Latin

Noun

patrum

  1. genitive plural of pater
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