Horizontal Lines - Sparse (river, wind, earth plane)
EŠ4
Image: Horizonal line representing a plane like the earth plane or a gated sky dome plane. When below a pot it is often just a control gate.
Definition:
- thread, rope; measuring tape. As a unit of measure = 10 nindan rods = 20 reeds = 120 cubits = the side of 1 square iku in area .
- Suffix meaning many, much as an abbreviated long form EŠ below.
A
Image: horizontal lines giving a sense of motion
Definitions: (noun) fluid, water, (verb) to move towards, to flow
GAM
Image: Side view of a bent or bowing thing
Definition: (noun) submission, (verb) to bow down, to submit, to succumb.
UR4
Image: wind (EŠ2, 3 lines) over processing pot
Definition: to winnow,
LIL2 (NIN.LIL) - Lady of Air
Image: 3-line wind sign (EŠ2) representing as the middle layer of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm within a 3-side shelter
Definition: (noun) inspiration, infection, (verb) to infect, to inspire, (adj) haunted - all the effects of motion powers.
EŠ2
Image: 3 horizontal lines which form the core of LIL2
Definition: (noun) wind, breath, spirit - epithet for LIL2
URU.A, URU2
Image: city land with water inside
Definition: flood
ID4, ID8, ITUD, ITID, IT4, ITU, ITI
Image: Top shows fluid flow over a star within a tablet or corral
Meaning: moon-month, moon, calendar
KAR
Image: Space half full of something over water or fluid
Meaning: Harbor, marketplace, warehouse (verb) to buy, to take away, to empty
DIR
Image: Open square (wood) floating on water
Definition: (noun) excess, (verb) to be above, to go over, to exceed
MAR
Image: 2 over 1 separated by a beam
Definition: (noun) scatterer. pitchfork, (verb) to sow, to scatter
UR
Image: legs standing on something
Definition: legs
RU
Image: flag on pole
Definition: (noun) wind, (verb) to blow, to be windy, to send on the wind
SIG
Image: Something blowing in the wind
Definition: hair, fur, wool
RI
Image: a sky-gated something over the ground plane. Possibly a variant of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm.
Definition: to throw, to throw away, to sweep away, (adj) far