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Emar 6/1, p. 257, Msk 74103b (P271466)

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

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DesignationEmar 6/1, p. 257, Msk 74103b
IDP271466
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)
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1{ku-uš}[kuš] [maš-ku]
2kuš ⸢gud⸣ [maš-ka al-pi₂]oxen-hides (and) goat's skin broken off
3kuš ⸢am⸣ {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} ri-i-mi]“The leather of the ē22e23-vessel, your reed bundle,
4kuš am-si {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} pi₂-i-li]a leather bag of amsu-flour
5kuš am-si-kur-ra {<⸢MIN⸣(maš-ka)>} [i-bi-li]The sandals of the Amsikur he brought.
6kuš ⸢sumun₂⸣ {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} ri-im-ti]The sandals of wild ēsumun-e23 of your own free will
7⸢kuš⸣ sumun₂ ⸢kur⸣-[ra] {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} {<MIN(ri-im-ti)>} ša-di-i]The wild bull of the Ekur temple, your ditto, šadî
8[kuš] {⸢mi₂⸣}šilam {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} li-it-ti]a leather pouch of ēmi-šilam-plant, your (own) ditto.
9⸢kuš⸣ [šilam kur-ra] [...]“The sandals, the spirit of the netherworld
10kuš ⸢ur⸣-[mah] [...]Leather of the Eur-emah temple
11kuš ur-⸢nig⸣ [...]Leather of Ur-eniĝ
12kuš ur-bar-⸢ra⸣ [...]Leather (for) Urbarae
13kuš ur-gir₁₅ [...]Dog's skin
14⸢kuš⸣ ur-tur [...]a dog's shoe
15⸢kuš⸣ ur-dib [...]A dog ... a dog
16[kuš] ⸢ur-dib⸣ [...]-⸢ši⸣leather pouch of the urdib priestess
17[kuš] {⸢ur⸣-sig₇}⸢ur⸣-[...] ⸢maš⸣-ka pu-uš-liThe leather of the e’ur-esiĝ-vessel, the leather of your emāš-e23, is removed.
18[kuš] ⸢ur⸣-šub₅ {<⸢MIN⸣(maš-ka)>} [min-di]-⸢mi⸣The leather of the ur-šub drum, ditto by you
19[kuš] ⸢ur⸣-šub₅-⸢kud⸣-[da] {<[MIN(maš-ka])>} ⸢du⸣-ma-miThe leather of the ur-šub5-e22kud-vessel, the leather of my e-du-e-ma-mi
20[kuš] ⸢nemur₂⸣ {<MIN(maš-ka)>} [nim]-ria leather pouch of emur-plant, your second name
21[kuš] {⸢sig₂}šeg₉⸣ {<[MIN(maš-ka])>} ⸢qa⸣-du-tia leather bag of red-purple wool,
22[kuš] ⸢sa-bar⸣ {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} sap]-⸢pa₂⸣-risandal made with esabar plant
23[kuš lu]-⸢lim⸣ {<[MIN(maš-ka)>} lu-li]-miI want to smear you with a leather garment, (but) I do not know your name
24[kuš a]-⸢lim⸣ [...]sandals for the ālim-priest
25[kuš] {[u-du]-⸢ti-il⸣}[udu-til] {<[MIN(maš-ka])>} ⸢bi⸣-i-biThe leather of Udu-etil-udutil
26[kuš] ⸢durah⸣ [...]leather pouch of e22duraḫ
27[kuš] ⸢durah⸣-maš [...]leather pouch of eduraḫ-plant
28[kuš] ⸢durah⸣-maš-da₃ [...]a leather bag of emašda plants
29[kuš] ⸢durah⸣-maš-hal-[hal-la] [maš]-⸢ka⸣ na-al-tia leather pouch of emaḫ-mašhalhala-plant (and) ekka-e23-plant
30[kuš] ⸢maš⸣-da₃ [...]sandals for the emāšu-priest
31⸢kuš amar⸣ maš-da₃ [...]The e22kuš calf, the calves, the goat
32kuš KA DU₃ [...]... sandals
33kuš <<pa>>-⸢kud⸣-da {<⸢MIN⸣(maš-ka)>} ⸢gu-še⸣-[e]“If he slips through the thresholds and the door pivots,
34kuš ⸢kir₄⸣ {<MIN(maš-ka)>} bu-u₂-ṣiThe leather of the e’kir-e23 plant, its seed
35kuš ⸢ka₅-a⸣ {<MIN(maš-ka)>} še-la-biThe leather of the e-ka’a-e-vessel is its weight.
36kuš [anše] {<MIN(maš-ka)>} i-mi-ria donkey’s shoe he brought to me
37kuš sisi(|ANŠE.KUR.RA|) {<⸢MIN⸣(maš-ka)>} si-si-isandals for the ekur.ra-priests, sandals
38kuš anše-[eden-na] {<⸢MIN⸣(maš-ka)>} ⸢si-ir-ri₂-mi⸣The sandals of the steppe, esirrimi plants
o ii
1'[...] MIN [...]... DITTO ...
2'[kuš] ⸢niŋ₂ gu₇⸣-a MIN [...]leather pouch for eating ēnu-plant
3'⸢kuš⸣ nu-niŋ₂ gu₇-a MIN [...](If) he eats a leather bag that does not belong to him
4'⸢kuš⸣ al-hi-a MIN [...]a leather pouch of alḫīya plant DITTO
5'⸢kuš⸣ nu-al-hi-a MIN [...]a nuḫīya sandal
6'{[kuš}ka-ba]-⸢bu⸣ [...]The kabābû garment
1''{kuš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... a leather bag
2''{kuš}⸢pana x⸣-[...] [...]-⸢ul-lu⸣-[...]The epana weapon ... the eullu weapon
3''{kuš}na-ah-⸢bu⸣ ⸢na⸣-ah-bu-[u]“The sandals, the sandals
4''{kuš}na-ah-ba-tum na-ah-ba-[tum]naḫbatum-garments
5''{kuš}pa-ru-tum pa-ru-tuma leather pouch, a pouch
6''{kuš}du₈-a-ši du-šu-uIt is his new sandals
7''{kuš}dal-uš₂ as-pua leather bag of aspu-fruit
8''{kuš}⸢a₂⸣ dal-uš₂ i-di as-⸢pi₂⸣“If he slips into a leather bag, he will die of hunger.
9''{kuš}{da}dabašin(UŠ){ku} da-ba-⸢ši⸣-[in-nu]“Babylon, I want to utter an arazu prayer to you
10''{kuš}a₂ {da}dabašin(UŠ){ku} i-di [da-ba-ši-in-ni]“I am the one who knows how to ride a boat with a rope
11''{kuš}šuš₂ ṣe-⸢eh⸣-[pu]a leather pouch of ēḫeḫ-epu-fruit
12''{kuš}lal₂ ku-ru-⸢us⸣-[su]a leather pouch of kurû-eusu-esu
13''{kuš}har lal₂ ⸢ši⸣-mar ku-ru-⸢us⸣-[si]a leather pouch of honey, emar honey, and kurûsi honey
14''{kuš}murub₄ lal₂ be-ri-tuma leather pouch with honey and bērītu-sweets
15''{kuš}har lal₂ qe₂-er-šu(KU)a leather pouch with honey in it
16''{kuš}e-sir še-e-nua leather pouch
17''{kuš}e-sir ib₂ še-nu ma-sa-⸢ar-ru⸣a sandal made of ebony, for Masa-e-arru
18''{kuš}{<MIN(e-sir)>} kam₂ še-nu qu-⸢UB⸣-BU-lua leather bag of emmer rations
19''{kuš}{<MIN(e-sir)>} duh pa-ṭar-⸢tum⸣a leather pouch of pappardbarû-confection
20''{kuš}{<MIN(e-sir)>} im-ma ša₂ ṭi₂-⸢i⸣-[di]“It is a leather (bag) of tbi-ēdi
21''{kuš}{<MIN(e-sir)>} munus-⸢e⸣-[ne] [ša] ⸢si⸣-in-ni-še-tiThe sandals of the women of the ēsinni temple
22''{kuš}{<MIN(e-sir)>} šu-⸢kam₂⸣-[ma] [ša] ⸢x⸣-ZA-ni-im-miA second pair of shoes
23''{kuš}{<⸢MIN⸣(e-sir)>} [...] [ša x]-pi₂-ria leather bag
24''[...] [...]
25''[...] [ra-bi]-⸢tum⸣... the great
26''[...] [ṣa-hi-ir]-tum... ṣaḫirtum
27''[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
28''[...] [...]-ut-tum...-uttum
29''[...] [...]-⸢il⸣-du... ...-eildu
30''[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-ar-ru...-e-arru
31''[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-ni... his
32''[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-im-ma-tum...-emātum
33''[...] [...] ma-ṣa-ar še-bu-ti šak-nu... ... is placed as a pledge
34''[...] [...]-⸢x x x⸣
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1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] [...]-hu-u...-ḫû
3'[...] [...]-⸢ʾa⸣-a-du... ...-adu
4'[...] [...]-a-ṣu... ...-asbu
5'[...] [...]-UB-tum...-UBtum
6'[...] ma-as-qa-aš... to be smashed
7'[...] ⸢ša⸣-gur... ešaegur plant
8'[...] [...] ku-ru-us-si... kurussu-plant
9'{[kuš}šir₃-šir₃] šar-šar-ri-tuma šarrūtu-shoot
10'{⸢kuš⸣}[har šir₃-šir₃] ši-mar šar-šar-[ri-ti]The e22kušḫar-stone, the scepter of kingship
11'{kuš}⸢murub₄⸣ [šir₃-šir₃] ⸢be⸣-ri-tumthe ēšû-snake, the enchanter of the ‘bēru’-plant
12'{kuš}ka-tab-[ba anše] [ka]-at-tap-pu-[u]a leather bag for a heavy donkey
13'{kuš}gu₂-tab-[ba anše] [...]-⸢pu⸣-ua gutaba-shoot for a donkey
14'{kuš}igi-tab-[ba anše] [...]-⸢pu⸣-[u]a saddle-bag for a donkey
15'{kuš}kiri₃-tab-[ba anše] [...]a leather bag for a donkey
16'{kuš}ul [anše] [...]a harness for a donkey
17'{kuš}{ŋiš}⸢x⸣ [x] [...]a leather pouch
18'{kuš}nir-[...] [...]... sandals
19'{kuš}usan₃(KUN) [...] [...]... a leather bag
20'{kuš}usan₃ [...] [...]The šangû-garment
21'{kuš}⸢heš₅⸣ [...]“The sandals, the sandals
22'{kuš}heš₅ [...] [...]... sandals
23'{kuš}⸢a⸣-[zu] [...]Your sandals
24'{kuš}a-zu ⸢ig⸣ [...]Your sandals, the door bolt
25'{kuš}ib₂ ⸢ig⸣ [...]The scepter, the door
26'{kuš}da-ba [...]The sandals
27'{kuš}a₂ <da>-ba [...]The one who carries a helmet
28'{kuš}gu₂{hi-[a]} [...]a leather bag
29'{⸢kuš⸣}[tun₃] [...]a leather pouch
30'{[kuš]}⸢tun₃⸣ [...] [...]a leather pouch
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1'{[kuš]}⸢dug₃⸣-kam₂ gi-⸢dub⸣-[ba] [...]It is the ešdug-vessel of the reed screen
2'{kuš}dug₃-kam₂ bal-bal [...]The “pure’ sandals, the balbal garments
3'{kuš}dug₃-kam₂ maš-tab-⸢ba⸣ [...]It is a “dug-vessel’, an ēba-reed bundle
4'{⸢kuš⸣}dug₃-kam₂ min tab-⸢ba⸣ [...]It is a good pair of sandals, a second pair of shoes
5'{⸢kuš⸣}dug₃-kam₂ eš₅ tab-ba [...]It is an ešu’e23dug-vessel, rolled up
6'{⸢kuš⸣}dug₃-kam₂ ki-keš₂-⸢da⸣ [...]It is the “good-looking" scepter of the cult centers
1''{⸢kuš}{<MIN⸣([lu-ub₂])>} ⸢pa⸣-[ti-rum] [...]e22kušu-plant, e2pa’etirum-plant
2''{kuš}{<MIN([lu-ub₂])>} pa-ti-ha-[tum] [...]a pair of sandals
3''{kuš}lu-ub₂ ŋeš-⸢i₃⸣ [...]The “skin-of-the-mouth’ of the ēšû-demon
4''{kuš}lu-⸢ub₂⸣ [ŋeš-i₃] [...]The lubāru-shoot
5''{kuš}lu-[ub₂ ...] [...]The lub-shoot
6''{kuš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... a leather bag
7''{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
8''{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
9''{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
10''{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
11''{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
12''{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
13''{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
14''{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
15''{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
16''{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
r ii
1'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
2'[...] [...]
3'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
4'{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
5'{kuš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... a leather bag
6'{kuš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... a leather bag
7'{kuš}⸢tun₃⸣ [x] [...]... sandals
8'kuš ni-ig-ru ...] [...]nigru-skin
9'kuš ri₂-in gu₇-[a] [...]a leather bag that eats food
10'kuš ri₂-in <nu>-gu₇-a maš-⸢ku {<MIN⸣([...])>}a leather bag that is not to be eaten, mašeku-plant
11'kuš al-tag-ga maš-ku la-[ap-tu]The skin is shaved, the hair loosened
12'kuš <nu>-al-tag-ga maš-ku la-a {<⸢MIN⸣(la-[ap-tu])>}The sandal is not to be worn, the extispicy is not allowed
13'{kuš}LU₂ mi-iš-lua man's sandal
14'{kuš}LU₂ {tug₂}gu₂-e₃ ša [...]A man’s sandal and a cloak
15'{kuš}LU₂ {tug₂}gu₂-e₃ ša bi-[ib-bi-ri]a man’s garment (and) a cloak
16'kuš balaŋ(DA) maš-ku bu-lu-[ug-gi]bala garment, masku-garment of Bulugi
17'kuš buru₃-di maš-ka ti-[im-bu-ti]leather pouches for harvesting (and) maška gift
18'⸢kuš⸣ a₂-la₂ maš-ka a-⸢le⸣-[e]“You are the one who carries the ala drum, the maš drum
19'⸢kuš⸣ nir-dub-ba-a maš-ka ⸢dub⸣-[dub-bi]The scribal art is a nirdub ritual. Its ritual assemblage
20'[kuš] {⸢ugu⸣}DAL-bi maš-⸢ku⸣ [...]Its upper garment is a maškû-garment
21'[kuš] {[mi₂]}{⸢ugu⸣}DAL-bi ⸢maš⸣-[ku ...]-⸢x⸣Its snake skin is a mašuku-plant
22'{[kuš]}⸢bar⸣ pa₂-rua leather pouch for carrying
23'{[kuš]}⸢bar⸣ šah par₂ ši-hi₂-ia leather pouch for removing the šaḫ par garment
24'{⸢kuš⸣}bar-sig₂ ku-ur-ši-il-lua leather pouch of kurši’illu-wood
25'kuš ul-lu-lum maš-ka šir-am“Your pure skin is a širam
26'kuš ul-lu-bu maš-ka ul-lu-pu(Sum) My skin is covered with a cloth (Akk) I cover your skin with soiled skin
27'kuš ul-li-bu maš-ka el-li-puI made your feet tremble
28'kuš da-bi-hu maš-ka ṭa-bi-hi“Your skin is swollen, your skin is swelling
29'{kuš}{ŋeš}tun₃-la₂ ša-ar-da-ba-hu ša-ar-da-ba-huThe ša-ar-da-ba-ḫu-garment
30'{kuš}sig₂ la-aš-na-tuma leather bag of lašnatum-wood
31'kuš gar₃-ba maš-ka kar₃-ria leather bag with a maš-mark attached to it
32'kuš si-ŋar maš-ka si-gar-ria leather strap for the neck of a goat
33'še-gin₂ ši-in-tum(a kind of reed)
34'še-gin₂ sag₁₀-ga {<MIN(ši-in-tum)>} da-⸢mi-iq⸣-[tum]good quality šegin flour
35'še-gin₂ kug-sig₁₇ {<MIN(ši-in-tum)>} hu-[ra-ṣi]gold and lapis lazuli
36'še-gin₂ kug-ga {<⸢MIN⸣(ši-in-tum)>} [...]... gold and silver
37'⸢an⸣ [...]“Eanae23 ...
38'an-[na] [...]In heaven
39'⸢an⸣-[na ...] [...]In heaven and earth ...
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1'[...] [an]-⸢za-ah⸣-[hu]... Anzuḫu
2'[...] hu-lu-hu... destroyed
3'[...] ⸢x⸣-is-⸢tum⸣... eištum-plant
4'[...] ⸢x⸣-a-tum... ea-tum
5'[sud-ra₂]-aŋ₂(GAZ-)ŋa₂ el-mi-⸢šu⸣... Elmi-ešû
6'[kug]-⸢kam₂⸣ lu-lu-u₂“Lulû
7'[a]-bar₂ a-ba-rum... of Abarum
8'[dilim₂ a]-⸢bar₂⸣ ⸢it⸣-gur-ti {<MIN(a-ba-rum)>}the gods of the abarû-temple, the egurtu-plant, ditto
9'[...] [hu]-⸢me⸣-ra a-ba-ri... to the flood, the flood
10'[an-ta-sur]-⸢ra⸣ ⸢ṣa-ri⸣-ruAntasurae
11'[šim]-⸢bi⸣-iz ⸢zi-im⸣-bi-zuYour šim-ēz-plant
12'[šim-bi]-⸢zi⸣-da {<MIN(zi-im-bi-)>}zi-da-ak-kuŠimbī-ezida
13'[šim-bi]-⸢zi⸣-da a-gu-u₂Šimbī-ezida, the agû priest
14'[šim-bi-zi-da] NIM GIŠ-am-maŠimbizida
15'[šim-bi-zi-da sig]-⸢sig⸣ as-ha-arŠimbizida sig-esiĝ received
16'[...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢šip₃⸣-pa..., šipa,
17'[...] [qi₂]-⸢it⸣-mu... my prayer
18'[...] [al-lu]-⸢ha⸣-ru... they are alluḫa'eru
19'[...] [NA₄ ga-bu]-⸢u₂⸣... alum
20'[...] [da]-⸢a-mu⸣... Damû
21'[...] [la]-⸢a⸣-hu-mu... did not ...
22'[...] [ša]-⸢ar⸣-ša-ru... of the Ša-earšaru
23'[...] [ka]-⸢lu⸣-u₂... the kalû-priest
1''[...] [kib]-⸢ri-di⸣-tum... of the world quarters
2''[...] si-ke-en na-ru... the stela
3''[su₁₁ a-ab]-⸢ba⸣ ib-bu ta-an-ti“It is raining on the sea, a flood has risen,
4''[niŋ₂-kalag]-⸢ga⸣ e-ru-u₂the powerful one who enters
5''[MAN] ⸢BE⸣ MANking of the four world quarters
6''[ŠU {m}zu]-⸢ba⸣-la DUMU {d}IM-ma-likHand of Zu-ebala, son of Adad-malik
7''{[lu₂}DUB.SAR] {lu₂}HALthe scribe, diviner
8''[ša DINGIR-MEŠ URU] e-marof the gods of the city he will see
9''[ARAD {d}e₂-a u] {⸢d⸣}dam-ki-naservant of Ea and Damkina.
10''[GAB₂.ZU.ZU ša] {d}IM-ma-likAdad-mālik

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