PS Za 2
¦reike
tanai*301ti¦6¦jatijasasarame
Meaning and attestation
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- speculativegives— Salgarella 2025
What this rests on
Verb of the shorter formula on PS Za 2 (p. 46), which keeps the same structure with a different dedicant.
Role: main verb. Treated as a variant of a-ta-i-*301-wa-ja.
Proposed on PS Za 2.
- speculativegives— Salgarella 2025
- 168 texts · 10 sites
No reading recorded.
- 3 texts · 3 sites · word page
- speculative(the dedicant's name)— Salgarella 2025
What this rests on
Stands in the subject slot of the shorter formula on PS Za 2 (p. 46).
Role: subject. Salgarella reads the name as i-ja-ti. This corpus has ja-ti on PS Za 2, with a damaged and unread stretch before it where her i- would stand, so the reading is attached to ja-ti, the part the two agree on. Where ja-ti falls inside a longer word on another text (IO Za 7, LA Zb 1 bis), that is not evidence for this reading.
Proposed on PS Za 2.
- speculative(the dedicant's name)— Salgarella 2025
- 7 texts · 5 sites · word page
- debateda divine name or epithet (?)— conventional
What this rests on
The most widespread element of the formula: libation vessels from several sanctuaries, plus a metal object (PL Zf 1). The alternation JA- / A- / zero is a recurring pattern in the formula. That it names a deity is inferred from its recurrence in dedications.
- speculative(an) offering— Salgarella 2025
What this rests on
Stands in the direct-object slot of the formula (Table 6, p. 46), and is kept in the shorter version on PS Za 2.
Role: direct object. Contradicts the reading as a divine name.
Proposed on IO Za 2.
- speculativethe tears— Schümann 2026, not peer-reviewed
What this rests on
Reads the fifth sign (AB13, conventionally ME) as ŽA, a value from the author's own phonetic reconstruction. The same sequence recurs on libation vessels from several sanctuaries; 'tears' has to make sense in each of them.
Proposed on IO Za 2.
- debateda divine name or epithet (?)— conventional
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No reading recorded.