-
epithet kirrūm into kumrumā
reflecting the
influence of
Akkadian 𒆪𒌝𒀸 (
kumrum) and
Aramaic 𐡊𐡅𐡌𐡓𐡅 (kumru),
meaning "priest." At Palmyra,
where lived...
-
local royal family. Only a
single do****ent from the site
mentions a
priest (
kumrum) in his service, a
certain Hapuala. In
later periods,
Pirwa was worshiped...
- Manau, 4.Padang Manau, 5.Ju Manau, 6.Htingram Manau, 7.Ningshawn Manau, 8.
Kumrum Manau, 9.Nausawt Manau, 10.Htinghtang Manau, 11.HKridip Manau, 12. Roidu...
- Anatolia,
northern Syria and Mesopotamia.
References to
priests of
Kubabat (
kumrum or GUDU4) have been
identified in
texts from Kanesh.
Early attestations...
-
kanelep kela Bayono-Awbono
Bayono nɑ
onusimi / tanɛ nọ ɑbiwiŋuɑ [ɔɣ]ɔʁ
kumrum wɑnto tõ Bayono-Awbono
Awbono tʰi gi nɛ tanɛ naʔˑnɛɾɛɣɛɾɛ abwĩ wo urõh wã...
