Bābilim

Akkadian Babylon thumb|right|Bābili (in Neo-Assyrian cuneiform) thumb|akk 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠 Bābilim Etymology The ancient interpretation by Akkadian speakers of the city name as akk bābum bāb gate ilum ilim of god is likely a folk etymology, later translated into Sumerian and written sux 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠 ka₂ dig̃ir-raki kan dig̃irak gate of god. More at Babylon. Pronunciation Proper noun m akk Countries Cities Babylon Alternative forms akk Bābili non-mimated 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠<tr:KA₂.DINGIR.RAki> 𒁷𒌁𒆠<tr:TIN.TIRki> 𒂊𒆠<tr:Eki> 𒉣𒆠<tr:NUNki> 𒁀𒁉𒅆<tr:ba-bi-lim> 𒁀𒁉𒅆𒆠<tr:ba-bi-limki> 𒁀𒀊𒉌𒉌<tr:ba-ab-i₃-li₂> 𒁀𒀊𒉌𒉌𒆠<tr:ba-ab-i₃-li₂ki> 𒁀𒁉𒇻<tr:ba-bi-lu> Descendants grc Βαβυλών 1 1 arc - syc ܒܒܠ bāḇel tmr בָבֶל bāḇel mid ࡁࡀࡁࡉࡋ bābīl 1 ar بَابِل 1 pal bʾbyl fa-cls بَابِل bāḇil bn বাবিল 1 1 inc-hnd - 1 hi बाबिल 1 ur بَابِل بَابُل 1 egy bbr b-b-r:Z1-N25 1 hbo בָּבֶל bɔḇɛ́l 1 he-IL בָּבֶל bavél xcl բաւիղ labyrinth 1 1 1 peo 𐎲𐎠𐎲𐎡𐎽𐎢𐏁 Bābiruš 1 sux 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠 ka₂ dig̃ir-raki kan dig̃irak gate of god 1 sem-tay 𐪈𐪈𐪁 1 References Further reading Babylon 7a Bābilu I 144–145