Ilu

It is the god who is represented ideographically (ilu) A-a, but ordinarily pronounced Malik, though the expression should be read Ai or Ia (Ya). ❋ Unknown (2009)

The word El appears in other northwest Semitic languages such as Phoenician and Aramaic and in Akkadian ilu as an ordinary word for god. ❋ Bls (2009)

Või täpsemalt, mille ilu tekitab neis niisuguse hirmu, et nad tormavad seda hävitama. ❋ Tatsutahime (2008)

Itaalia riigil on kohustus kaitsta keelelisi vähemusi eriseadustega, vabariik edendab kultuurilist arengut ja teaduslikku ning tehnilist uurimistööd; kaitseb looduslikku ilu ja rahva ajaloolist ning kultuurilist pärandit. ❋ Tatsutahime (2008)

Aga seni kuni võim seal inimesi tapma ei hakka ning oma maavarasid ning riigi imetabast ilu oskuslikult majandab, seni ei ole vast hullu midagi. ❋ Tatsutahime (2007)

Itaallased kummardavad ilu, aga kaks itaaliat ei jagune välimuse, rikkuse ja raha piirimailt. ❋ Tatsutahime (2007)

December 28, 2007 at 10:23 am kittehs ais is skeery ilu catman ! ❋ Unknown (2007)

Laulsin Bella ciao-d ja niitsin ning nautisin maailma ilu ning heatahtlikkust. ❋ Tatsutahime (2007)

Good thing we wear the same size pants.ilu. xoChelsee. yesterday - tomorrow love;; - 27.11.08 ❋ Tencentlove (2005)

_Ninu ilu [s.] irum_ from its opening words, and recopied for fifteen hundred years or more. ❋ Various (N/A)

Wrigtful we in sorwe ben. for we sinigeden q {u} ilu {m} or ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Rabi-ilu-yi has sent his brother to this country to [strengthen me (?)]. ' ❋ Various (N/A)

It was not until the end of the fourteenth century B.C. with the reign of Arik den ilu, that we have the appearance of actual annalistic inscriptions. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

Another passage relates that, in the course of an expedition against Elam, as the Assyrian troops were afraid to cross the Itti River, Ishtar of Arba-ilu appeared to them in their sleep and said: "I go before Asshurbanipal, the king whom my hands have made." ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

(Babylonian: Ya kub-ilu), with which compare Israel, Ismael etc. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

Most likely, however, the word is Babylonian and connected with amel ilu, "man of God". ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

The common name most widely used in Semitic occurs as 'el in Hebrew,' ilu in Babylonian, 'ilah in Arabic, etc. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

Elam gave trouble in 665 B.C. by raiding Akkad, but the Assyrian army repulsed the invaders at Dur-ilu and pushed on to Susa. ❋ Donald Alexander Mackenzie (1904)