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Emar 6/1, p. 134, Msk 731058 (P271330)

Lexical, Middle Babylonian, Emar · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationEmar 6/1, p. 134, Msk 731058
IDP271330
Museum no.NMSA — ?
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Aleppo, Syria
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotEmar (mod. Tell Meskene)
Coordinates35.9876, 38.1126

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
o i
1'⸢nam-šeš⸣-[a-ni-še₃] [...]... his enamšu-vessel
2'nam-ad-[a-ni-še₃] [...]his fatherhood
3'nam-ama-[a-ni-še₃] [...]Because of his mother
4'nam-ab-ba-⸢a⸣-[ni-še₃] [...]... his abba priesthood
5'nam-lu₂-huŋ-ŋa₂-⸢ni⸣-[še₃] [...]The cultic rites of humanity
6'nam-lugal-a-ni-[še₃] [...]for his kingship
7'nam-arad-a-ni-še₃ [...]Because of his servantship
8'nam-zu₂-keš₂ ib₂-ta-⸢e₃⸣ [...](Sum) The scepter(?) is a curse that is to be undone(?) (Akk) The curse has been undone
9'zu₂-keš₂ mu 1kam₂ [...]dates, 1st year
10'KIN{in₄} DU ⸢x⸣ ku-[ba]-bar i-la-⸢e⸣ [...] [...]Month VI, “..., kubar, ilā-e23, ...
11'bi₂-in₄-⸢dug₄⸣ iq-⸢bi⸣he made perfect, he said.
12'nu-bi₂-⸢in₄⸣-[dug₄] u₂-⸢ul⸣ [iq-bi]did not agree, he said:
13'ba-an-[dug₄] iq-⸢te⸣-bihe satisfied, he said.
14'nu-ba-an-[dug₄] u₂-ul iq-te-⸢bi⸣he did not agree and did not say
15'ka {na₄}kišib-[a-ni]-⸢še₃⸣ a nu-me-a i-na pi₂-i ka-ni-[ki-šu pa-ni-i]In the mouth of his seal there was no water,
16'e₂-a-ni ⸢du₃⸣-a ⸢E₂⸣-šu₂ i-⸢puš₂⸣His temple is built, his temple is made.
17'egir-bi niŋ₂-⸢kalag-ga⸣ EGIR-šu₂ dan-naAfter that, with a strong aura
18'šu-a-ni-še₃ ba-⸢an-si⸣-sa₂ qa-⸢ti⸣-šu i-ma-al-[lu]His hand was bound, his hands were full
19'sar 5 e₂ du₃-a ha-mi-il-ti mu-ša-ri; E₂{tum} ep-⸢šu⸣A built-up house plot of 5 sar (and) Ḫami-ilti, the builder of the house,
20'ka₂ {ŋeš}ki-keš₂-da {ŋeš}ig {ŋeš}saŋ-kul gub-baAt the gate of Kikeš, the door and the door bolt are in place.
21'in-na-šum₂ id-dinhe gave to him
22'nu-in-na-šum₂ ul id-dinhe did not give to him
23'ba-an-šum₂ it-ta-dinhe has given.
24'nu-ba-an-šum₂ ul it-ta-dinhe has not given it.
25'in-ŋar-ra ku-mu-ur-ru-u“It is dark, it is dark.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
26'in-ŋar-ra šu-ku-un-nu-uhe imposed upon you
27'in-ŋar iš-ku-unhe placed.
28'⸢in-ŋar-e-meš⸣ i-ša-ka-nuthey will place.
o ii
1'ib₂-[tak₄ ...] [...]he left
2'ib₂-tak₄ [...] [...]he took away ...
3'ib₂-tak₄ [...] [...]he took away ...
4'ib₂-tak₄ [...] [...]he took away ...
5'niŋ₂-⸢ŠID⸣ [...]Ni’ešud
6'niŋ₂-ŠID ak-[a] [...]I performed the ni-šud ritual
7'niŋ₂-ŠID nu-ak-[a] [...]I did not perform the niŋšud ritual
r ii
1lu₂ engar ik-ka-ruthe man who the ploughman ploughed
2lu₂ šag₄-ŋiri₃ ku₈-ul-li-zumthe man of the šag-biri (temple) of Kullizum
3gud-da us₂-sa-a ri-id al-pi₂(Sum) The ox is a wild bull (Akk) The wild bulls are a raging bull
4gud-da ri(HU-)a ki-im-ru“The ox, the wild bull, the enemy,
5gud-da dirig-ga at-ta-rumI am the one who surpasses the ox,
6<gud-da> na-gada ku-ut-ta-na-ak-te-e<Ox>, nagda, kuttanaktê
7lu₂ šag₄-gaz ha-am-ba-tuma man who has been killed by a šaggatum attack
8lu₂ huŋ-ŋa₂ ag-rumthe man of the ḫubuŋa-priestess of Agrum
9lu₂ |ŠE.KIN|kud e-ṣi-dua person who a work assignment has assigned
10lu₂ še ur₄-ur₄ ha-mi-muMay the one who slackens (his) teeth
11lu₂ še ki-keš₂-da ra-ki-i-suThe one who binds the barley
12lu₂ še ŋa₂-ŋa₂-a si-ib-bi-luThe one who carries barley
13lu₂ še bad-da da-i-šua person who carries barley, his life
14lu₂ še du₃-a a-ba-ab-bi-luThe one who carries the barley
15lu₂ še la₂ za-ru-ua person who does not pay the barley
16lu₂ še la₂ ki-ta za-ru-u ša-pi₂-[il-ti]a man without a foot, a slanderer of the extispicy
17lu₂ še ab-la₂ mu-še-lu-uThe one who pours out barley, who purifies
18lu₂ a ab-la₂ da-lu-uThe one who bathes in water, alû!
19lu₂ al-la ak-a ra-pi₂-⸢qu⸣The one who does alla, the rapiqu priestess
20lu₂ niŋ₂-gul ak-a he₂-pu-uMay the one who does evil be released.
21lu₂ niŋ₂-kud-da ak-a ka-si-mu(Sum) The one who did the nikuda ritual, the kasimu priestess (Akk) The man who performed the kanīmu ritual
22lu₂ lag ri-ri-ga la-qi₂-⸢it⸣ [...](Sum) The one who is a slanderer, take it away from me(?) (Akk) The man who is an oath is taken away
23igi {d}utu-še₃ di-kud niŋ₂-gi-na a-⸢na⸣ [...]In front of Utu, the judge, in his own radiance
24geme₂ lugal-a-ni ba-tuku an-[...]The slave-girl of her master, who has ...
25dug nam-geme₂-a-ni-še₃ in-[gaz] [...]He smashed the pot of her slavery
26saŋ-ki-a-ni in-dadag pu-[ta-ši ...]He has cleared away his sa-ki-āni, he has cleared his mouth
27gar₃-mah-a-ni umbin ⸢in⸣-[du₈] [...]His great throne, the hoof of the e’edu plant
28{⸢ŋeš⸣}ŋiri₃-a-ni in-du₈ [...]He opened his gate of the quay
29⸢ama⸣-ar-gi nam-⸢geme₂⸣-[a-ni ...] [...]The mother-in-law, her slave-girlship
30⸢arad⸣-a-⸢ni x x⸣-[...] [...]His servant

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