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Akkadian   /əkˈeɪdiən/   Listen
Akkadian

noun
1.
An ancient branch of the Semitic languages.



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"Akkadian" Quotes from Famous Books



... place of his worship, for the satellite was then considered as being masculine. The name for the moon in Armenian was Khaldi, which has been considered by some to be the origin of the word Chaldee, as signifying moon worshippers." [135] With this Chaldaean deity may be connected "the Akkadian moon god, who corresponds with the Semitic Sin," and who "is Aku, 'the seated-father,' as chief supporter of kosmic order, styled 'the maker of brightness,' En-zuna, 'the lord of growth,' and Idu, 'the measuring lord,' the Aides ...
— Moon Lore • Timothy Harley



Words linked to "Akkadian" :   Mesopotamia, Assyrian, Semitic, Assyrian Akkadian



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