π€€π€Šπ€‰π€”

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Philistine

Etymology

Compare Biblical Hebrew אָכִישׁ (ʾāḡīő), Akkadian π’„Ώπ’…—π’Œ‘π’‹’ (i-ka-ΓΊ-su).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /Κ”aːkajuːʃ/, /Κ”iːkajuːʃ/[1]

Proper noun

π€€π€Šπ€‰π€” (ΚΎαΈ΄YΕ )

  1. Achish, the name of several Philistine kings
    • Ekron Royal Dedicatory Inscription, line 1, c. 7th century BC:[2]
      𐀁𐀕 𐀟 𐀁𐀍 𐀟 π€€π€Šπ€‰π€” 𐀟 𐀁𐀍 𐀟 𐀐𐀃𐀉 𐀟 𐀁𐀍 𐀟
      (The) temple (which) he built, Achish, son of Padi, son of...

References

  1. ^ Ahituv, Shmuel ((Can we date this quote?)) Echoes from the Past: Hebrew and Cognate Inscriptions from the Biblical Period‎, Carta, β†’ISBN, page 338
  2. ^ Berlant, Stephen (2008), "The Mysterious Ekron Goddess Revisited," Journal of The Ancient Near Eastern Society vol. 31 pp. 15–21
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