- Tašmišarri. Also
known as Šarri-Teššub. Also
known as Urhi-Teššub. Also
known as
Tašmi-Šarruma. Also
known as Šuppiluliama. Kuhrt, Amélie (2020). The
Ancient Near...
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Organization (SLYO) The ****ociation of Sri
Lankan Muslims in
North America (
TASMiNA) Sri
Lanka portal United States portal Minnesota Buddhist Vihara Mahamevnawa...
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after she had been raped.
According to legend, the
perpetrator was the
Tasmi king, who,
similar the
droit du siegneur, ****ually ****aulted all Jadisi...
- The
etymology of his name is uncertain,
though it has been
proposed that
tašmi meant "strong" in Hurrian.
While he was ****ociated with the
Hittite god...
- Nikkal-mati Ašmu-Nikkal, m.
ARNUWANDA I (c.1390–1370 BC) TUDḪALIYA III/
Tašmi-Šarri (c.1370–1350 BC), m. (1) Šatandu-Ḫeba; (=?) (2) Tadu-Ḫeba Tulpi-Teššub...
- *tāmas
Accusative *tan *ta *tān *tō *tai / *tei *tōns *tā *tāns
Instrumental *tō *tān *teimā *tais *tāmīs
Locative *
tasmi *tāi *ta(i)i̯aus *teisu *tāsu...
- III (sometimes
designated Tudḫaliya II), with the
additional Hurrian name
Tašmi-Šarri, was a
Hittite great king in
Anatolia during the Late
Bronze in the...
- III (sometimes
called Tudḫaliya II), also
known by the
Hurrian name of
Tašmi-Šarri,
appears to have been the
eldest son and was
appointed his father’s...
- the
whale watching season. On 8
December 1987,
Douglas DC-3 CP-1059 of
TASMI was
damaged beyond economic repair in a take-off accident.
Airport information...
- Nikkal-mati Ašmu-Nikkal, m.
ARNUWANDA I (c.1390–1370 BC) TUDḪALIYA III/
Tašmi-Šarri (c.1370–1350 BC), m. (1) Šatandu-Ḫeba; (=?) (2) Tadu-Ḫeba Tulpi-Teššub...
