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[edit] Pu-abi, Word of my Father
Being an apirant of Akkadian, the Epic of Gilgamesh, and of the Amarna letters, and always trying to understand the multi-usages of Cuneiform, and (I haven't read this entire article) but plan to, ...Is it possible that her name, (If adopted later in Life), is actually: My Father's Word, more appropriately: Voiceof my Father ?
Maybe she was smart, or...diplomatic, and became his voice. Or maybe the father got old, and could never speak well anyway !. Michael in the Sonoran Desert- --Mmcannis 14:23, 9 October 2006 (UTC)
What was the evidence that she was Akkadian? (not logged in)
[edit] Kubaba and Queen Pu-abi
Aren't Kubaba and Queen Pu-abi (Puabi) the same person? Shouldn't these articles be merged somehow? Or at least mention the possibility of the two being the same personage? Stevenmitchell 22:15, 2 July 2007 (UTC)
