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Libbu
nom. 1. heart, desire; 2. midst. -1. libbašu ṭāb, contented in his heart; libbi Marduk bēlišu uṭīb, he pleased the heart of his lord Marduk; muḫaddi libbi Ištar, making the heart of Ishtar rejoice; muneḫ libbi Adad, making the heart of Adad quiet; libbašu linappišma, may he let his heart relax; ina libbišu gamrim likrubam, let him pray for me with his whole heart; ina libbiša aggim, with an angry heart; mut libbiša iḫḫassi, the man of her heart shall take her; mala libbiša la ušamšṣīši, he did not allow her to act freely (lit. "to find her heart completely"). -2. ina libbū mātim within the land; ša libbiša uḫtalliq, he has made (the boat) lose her cargo; ša libbiša uštaddīši, he has made (the girl) lose her foetus.
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