Akkadian Addenda

One script, two languages, two shelves. The Sumerian Addenda holds everything Sumerian; this shelf holds the Akkadian side — because a sign’s life in Akkadian is a different life: different values, different frequencies, different work. Only one thing is shared by design: a sign’s keyword is the same on both shelves — one handle-word per sign, wherever it travels.

On the shelf

1. Signs — one page for every sign in Akkadian — each sign the Akkadian course uses: its syllable-values, how it came to carry them, a way to remember them, and one real line of the Codex Hammurapi it lives in
2. Akkadian terms — the language's own glossary — mimationthe -m that closes Old Babylonian noun endings (šarrum, not šarru) — a hallmark of Hammurabi's stage of the language, dropped in later centuries, construct statethe stripped-down form a noun takes to bind with the noun after it — bēl šamê, "lord-of-heaven" — losing its ending to gain an "of", consonantal rootthe consonant skeleton at the heart of a Semitic word — n-d-n "give" stays fixed while vowel patterns flex around it: nadānum, iddin, inaddin and their kin, one plain sentence each; the same definitions behind the hover bubbles
3. Drills — the Akkadian signs, three ways — every sign the course teaches as retrieval cards, dealt in twelve seeded cuts, on this shelf's own deck
4. Study deck — Anki, one card per sign — keyword, hook, and a real attested line on every card; import and let the calendar space it

The Sumerian shelf’s drills keep the veterans’ first lives sharp; this shelf drills their Akkadian ones.