arraš-

Both forms occur in ritual fragments, one of them a MS copy from the Kuwattalla tradition, and another one from the Tauriša tradition (NS).

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nom./acc. sg.	˹a˺-ar-ra-aš	KUB 35.15 ii! 3’	(CTH 761, MS)
nom./acc. pl.	a-ar!-ra-ša	KBo 29.54, 4’	(CTH 765, NS)

Only when assuming a stem in -aš- can the two forms be assigned to the same stem (following Starke 1990a:106, CLL:25). Though economical, it must be kept in mind that a common paradigm does not find support in a semantic interpretation of the two items.

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Checked against the photographs in the Mainzer Fotoarchiv.

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The context of both attestations is fragmentary and ill-understood. Thus, no informed proposal for the meaning has been made (see e.g. DLL:30, Starke 1990a:106, CLL:25).

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No etymology possible.

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