A Grammatical-Lexical Vocabulary from the First Sealand Dynasty

The following article offers the first edition of a grammatical-lexical vocabulary which may be attributed to the First Sealand Dynasty, based on its script. The text features a group of five terms which are also known from other texts, and which include the logogram EME/KA. The terms are understood here as characterisations of the different qualities and registers of Sumerian morphemes, words and phrases.

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A Grammatical-Lexical Vocabulary from the First Sealand Dynasty

Sam Mirelmann
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A Grammatical-Lexical Vocabulary from the First Sealand Dynasty

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The following article offers the first edition of a grammatical-lexical vocabulary which may be attributed to the First Sealand Dynasty, based on its script. The text features a group of five terms which are also known from other texts, and which include the logogram EME/KA. The terms are understood here as characterisations of the different qualities and registers of Sumerian morphemes, words and phrases.

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