umušanza

The sole attestation of the lexeme comes from a Luwian ritual fragment.

[E.R.]

nom./acc. sg. or dat./loc. pl. or acc. pl.

u-mu-ša-an-za[

KUB 35.109 iii 3’

(CTH 765, MS)

For the possible morphological analyses, see CLL:241 and DCL:s.v. (contra DLL:101).

[E.R.]

Checked against the photographs in the Mainzer Fotoarchiv.

[E.R.]

This intransparent form occurs in a hopelessly fragmentary context, not permitting a semantic interpretation (see DLL:101,CLL:241, HHw:185 and DCL:s.v.).

[E.R.]

If complete and depending on the case form, the stem could be a common gender noun with i-mutation (dat./loc. pl.), a thematic neuter stem (nom./acc. sg. or dat./loc. pl.), a common gender a-stem (acc. pl. or dat./loc. pl.), or a neuter s-stem (dat./loc. pl.).

[E.R.]