_i-i_: _i_ is the chief value of GIṬṬÛ. The sign with its five parallel lines or wedges representing the five fingers of the hand is a symbol of power. From the idea of “power”, we get that of “exaltation” (see Hymn to Bêl, line 6). _lugal-ra_ consists of stem _lugal_ and postposition _ra_ _lugal_: the sign is composite, the elements being GAL and LU which mean “great” and “man”. _lugal_ equals _šarru_ (Br. 4266). We shall have the element LU with the ES value _mulu_. _ra_ (see Hymn to Bêl, lines 3 and 8). We might expect _la_ here. _û-de-eš_ consists of root _û_, phonetic complement _de_ and adverbial ending _eš_. _û_ equals _ûmu_, “day”, (Br. 7797), and is a shortened form of _ud_. _de_ is phonetic here. The more usual phonetic complement of _ud_ is _da_ (see Br. 7774). _eš_ (see Br. 10001). _eš_ as an adverbial ending is probably derived from the Semitic adverbial ending _-iš_ which is supposed to have grown out of the Assyrian suffix of the third person _šu_. Agglutinative languages do not often possess special adverbial endings. _mu-un-ê_ consists of verbal prefix _mu-un_ and verbal root _ê_. _mu-un_ is phonetic for _mun_ which is simply a nasalized _mu_ (see MSL. p. XXVIII, and Hymn to Bêl, line 1). On _ê_ (see Hymn to Bêl, line 15). 18. _^dimmer Mu-ul-lil-li mu-du-ru û-sud-du šú-za ma-ra ni-in-rù_ Bêl with the sceptre of distant days exalts thy hand over the land. _^dimmer Mu-ul-lil-li_ (see Hymn to Bêl, line 23). _mu-du-ru_: there is a sign MUDRU (Br. 10776) which may be related to PA. We may infer a relation between MUDRU and PA, because the two signs have a common value _sig_. We know also that MU.DU.RU sometimes stands for PA (Br. 1275). Now if MU.DU.RU can stand for PA it must have some meaning in common with PA. The most usual meaning of PA is _ḥaṭṭu_, “sceptre”, which gives good sense here. _mu_ (see Hymn to Bêl, line 1). _du_ (see Hymn to Bêl, line 15). _û-sud-du_ consists of noun _û_, adjective _sud_, and phonetic complement _du_. _û_ (see line 17). _sud_ equals _rûḳu_, “distant” (Br. 7603). _du_ (see _gin_, line 23), phonetic complement here. _šú-za_ equals noun _šú_ and suffix _za_. _šú_ (see Hymn to Bêl, line 25). _za_ is a suffix of the second person singular masculine (Br. 11722). We have had _za-e_ as being equal to “thou” (Hymn to Bêl, line 16). _zu_ we have found to be the more usual suffix of the second person (see on line 6). _za_ is dialectic for _zu_. _ma-ra_ (see on line 16). _ni-in-rù_ consists of prefix _ni_, infix _in_ and verbal root _rù_. _ni-in_ (see on line 16). _rù_ (see on line 14). 19. _Šis-unu-^ki-ma mà-gur azag-ga pa(d)-a-zu-ne_ When in Ur, O shining ship, thou speakest, _Šis-unu-^ki-ma_ (see on line 2). _mà-gur_ (see on line 1). _azag-ga_ equals adjective _azag_, plus phonetic complement _ga_. _azag_ (see on line 1). _ga_ (see Hymn to Bêl, line 4). _pa(d)-a-zu-ne_ (see on line 10). 20. _... ^dimmer Nu-dim-mud-e sal-dug-ga-zu-ne_ When to ... Ea thou speakest,