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-The Sumerian phrase PN u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub>, found at the begining of most letters, is equivalent to Akkadian ana PN qibima, “say to PN”. When there are more than one recipient the dative pre-fix of the verbal-chain will mostly take the plural form. However, this is not entirely consistent. A Sumerian noun u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub> (norminalized or frozen verb) is attested as a word for a physical letter.+The Sumerian phrase PN u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub>, found at the begining of most letters, is equivalent to Akkadian ana PN qibî-ma, “say to PN”. When there are more than one recipient the dative pre-fix of the verbal-chain will mostly take the plural form. However, this is not entirely consistent. A Sumerian noun u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub> (norminalized or frozen verb) is attested as a word for a physical letter.
  
-{| +|Text ID | Adress | -na- / -ne- | 
-|- +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145582|AuOr 17-18, 218 01]| igi-zu-bar-ra u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>nun-gal | u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|Text ID || Adress || -na- / -ne- +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P109327|Fs Gordon 1 131 1]| ur-ITI.E<sub>2</sub>-mu u<sub>3</sub> ur-sukkal | u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|- +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P111685|ITT 5, 6975]| ku<sub>3</sub>-nin-a-na u<sub>3</sub> lugal-amar-ku<sub>3</sub>-ra | u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145582 AuOr 17-18, 218 01] || igi-zu-bar-ra u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>nun-gal || u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub> +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P113910|MVN 3, 350]| lu<sub>2</sub>-<sup>d</sup>suen u<sub>3</sub> AN-sa<sub>6</sub>-ga | u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|- +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P124593|OrAnt. 7, 169 01]| lu<sub>2</sub>-<sup>d</sup>utu u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>nansze-ra | u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P109327 Fs Gordon 1 131 1] || ur-ITI.E<sub>2</sub>-mu u<sub>3</sub> ur-sukkal || u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub> +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P107193|TCS 1, 19]| a-mu u<sub>3</sub> ur-šu-ga-lam-ma-<ra> | u<sub>3</sub>-na-du<sub>11</sub>
-|- +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145643|TCS 1, 50]| da-a-mu u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>lama-ra | u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P111685 ITT 5, 6975] || ku<sub>3</sub>-nin-a-na u<sub>3</sub> lugal-amar-ku<sub>3</sub>-ra || u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub> +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145654|TCS 1, 68]| gu<sub>3</sub>-de2-a u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>lama-ra | u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|- +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145657|TCS 1, 72]| gu-du-du u<sub>3</sub> lu<sub>2</sub>-<sup>d</sup>ha-ia<sub>3</sub> | u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub>
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P113910 MVN 3, 350] || lu<sub>2</sub>-<sup>d</sup>suen u<sub>3</sub> AN-sa<sub>6</sub>-ga || u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub> +|[[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145660|TCS 1, 75]| hi-[li-mu] u<sub>3</sub> [...] | u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-[du<sub>11</sub>]|
-|- +
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P124593 OrAnt. 7, 169 01] || lu<sub>2</sub>-<sup>d</sup>utu u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>nansze-ra || u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub> +
-|- +
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P107193 TCS 1, 19] || a-mu u<sub>3</sub> ur-šu-ga-lam-ma-<ra> || u<sub>3</sub>-na-du<sub>11</sub> +
-|- +
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145643 TCS 1, 50] || da-a-mu u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>lama-ra || u<sub>3</sub>-ne-a-du<sub>11</sub> +
-|- +
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145654 TCS 1, 68] || gu<sub>3</sub>-de2-a u<sub>3</sub> ur-<sup>d</sup>lama-ra || u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub> +
-|- +
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145657 TCS 1, 72] || gu-du-du u<sub>3</sub> lu<sub>2</sub>-<sup>d</sup>ha-ia<sub>3</sub> || u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-du<sub>11</sub> +
-|- +
-|[http://cdli.ucla.edu/P145660 TCS 1, 75] || hi-[li-mu] u<sub>3</sub> [...] || u<sub>3</sub>-na-a-[du<sub>11</sub>] +
-|- +
-|}+
  
 When there is only a single recipient, the verbal form is exclusively written with the –na- prefix. This strongly suggests that the –na- / -ne- variation still had meaning during the Ur III period (indicating singular versus plural dative object). When there is only a single recipient, the verbal form is exclusively written with the –na- prefix. This strongly suggests that the –na- / -ne- variation still had meaning during the Ur III period (indicating singular versus plural dative object).
  
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