From Proto-Semitic *ṣ́yḳ- (“to be narrow”). Cognate with Arabic ضَاقَ (ḍāqa, “to be narrow”) and Biblical Hebrew צוּק (ṣuq, “to constrain, bring into straits, press upon”).
siāqum (G, a-i, durative isīaq, perfect issīq, preterite isīq, imperative sīq)
- to be(come) narrow
| Conjugation
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| Infinitive
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siāqum
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| Participle
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sāiqum
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| Adjective
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sīqum
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| Active
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Durative
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Perfect
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Preterite
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Imperative
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| 1.sg
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asīaq
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assīq
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asīq
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lusīq
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| 2.sg
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m
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tasīaq
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tassīq
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tasīq
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sīq
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| f
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tasiqqī
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tassīqī
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tasīqī
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sīqī
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| 3.sg
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isīaq
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issīq
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isīq
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lisīq
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| 1.pl
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nisīaq
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nissīq
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nisīq
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i nisīq
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| 2.pl
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tasiqqā
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tassīqā
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tasīqā
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sīqā
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| 3.pl
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m
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isiqqū
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issīqū
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isīqū
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lisīqū
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| f
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isiqqā
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issīqā
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isīqā
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lisīqā
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| This table gives Old Babylonian inflection. For conjugation in other dialects, see Appendix:Akkadian dialectal conjugation.
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Cuneiform spellings
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