M240 A iv 3 MUL meš SV(1) – Difference in number.^311
J iii 5 MUL K iii 9 MUL meš
Q iii 2 MUL meš (^)
M241 A iv 3 im-ma-r[u OV – A and J write the verb “he sees,” syllabically against the immaru,
logographic form plus phonetic com-
plement in K.
K iii 9 IGI-mar JJ ii 6 m]a-ru
M242 A iv 4 J iii 6 DIŠ mul ŠU.PA mul ŠU.PA SV(1) – The preposition determina-tive DIŠ is lacking in A.
(^) M243 A iv 4 (^) mul DINGIR.GUB.BA meš OV – The preposition determinative
is written as MÚL in K, against MUL
in A.
K iii 10 múl DINGIR.GUB.BA meš
M244 A iv 4 mul UR.KU OV – The preposition determinative is written as MÚL in K, against MUL
K iii 10 in A.
múl UR.KU
(^) M245 A iv 4 (^) mul UR.KU OV – A and Q lack the phonetic
K iii 10 Q iii 3 mú U]R.KU l UR.KU-u complement.
(^) M246 A iv 5 (^) mul ÙZ (^) OV – The preposition determinative
is written as MÚL in K against MUL
in the other sources.
J iii 7 mul ÙZ
K iii 10 L iv 1 múlmul ÙZ ÙZ
Q iii 4 mu l ÙZ
M247 A iv 5 mul Lu-lim OV – The preposition determinative
K iii 11 X iii 1 múmúl[ Lu-lim l against MUL in A. is written as MÚL in K and X,
(^) M248 A iv 5 (^) mul ŠU.GI (^) OV – The preposition determinative
K iii 11 Q iii 5 múlmul ŠU.GI ŠU.GI is written as MÚL in K, against MUL in A and Q.
(^311) K has the singular noun kakkabu, written as the plural (^) kakkabū in the other sources. The singular form in
K seems to reflect its general preference in this section for referring to subjects in the singular – see the
previous note.