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Emar 6/2, p. 501 and Emar 6/2, p. 529-531, Msk 74203e (P271899)

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

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DesignationEmar 6/2, p. 501 and Emar 6/2, p. 529-531, Msk 74203e
IDP271899
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{na₄}ka-gi-⸢na⸣ [ša-da-nu]a type of kagina stone
2{na₄}ka-gi-na ⸢til₃⸣-[la] [ša-da-nu bal-ṭu]The kagina stone is the end of the ešadānu.
3{<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} sag₁₀-⸢ga⸣ {<[MIN(ša-da-nu)>} SIG₅]DITTO (kagina) sag-ega-e23
4{<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} zalag₂-ga {<[MIN(ša-da-nu)>} nam-ru]DITTO, bright (and) shining
5{<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} kalag-ga {<[MIN(ša-da-nu)>} dan-nu]strong one, strong one
6{<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} dab-ba {<[MIN(ša-da-nu)>} ṣa-bi-tum]DITTO (kagina) dabba ṣabitum
7⸢zu₂⸣-keš₂ ka-gi-na [ki-ṣi-ir ša-da-nu]“Standing-of-the-mouth’-plant, the foundation of heaven and earth
8kišib {<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} ⸢ku⸣-[nu-ku]under seal of DITTO, E-ku-e-nuku
9lagab {<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} [...]Lagab, ditto, ...
10ellaŋ₂ {<MIN(ka-gi-na)>} [...]“Lilac, ditto, ...,
11esi(KAL) [...]... ebony
12ŋeš(KAL-)⸢nu₁₁⸣-[gal] [...]The king, my lord, should know this
13⸢kišib⸣ {<[MIN(ŋeš-nu₁₁-gal])>} [...]E22kišib-e23
17[saŋ {<MIN(algameš])>} ⸢qa⸣-[qa-ad {<MIN(algamiši])>}bundles of ēqa-eqad-plant,
18[bur] {<⸢MIN⸣([algameš])>} pu-⸢ur⸣-[ru {<MIN(algamiši])>}“Bur-di’e23-e23 (means) pû-eur-ru-disease.
19[šaŋan] {<MIN([algameš])>} ši-ka₄-⸢at⸣ {<[MIN(algamiši])>}šaban-dīn (a kind of sulphur)
20[utul₂] <MIN> di₃-qa-⸢ar {<MIN⸣(algamiši)>}A potter's ditto: Iqa-ear;
21{⸢šu⸣-be}a₂-|ZA.AN.MUŠ₃| bu-⸢uh⸣-[ru]a zānmu bird
22pa-ru-tum pa-ru-tum ⸢x⸣-[...]“Paratum, paratum
23du₈-a-ši du-šu-u ⸢x⸣-[...](Sum) It is the one who makes a hole in the wall (Akk) The one who breaks the wall(?)
24du₈-a-ši mar-ha-a-ši du-⸢šu pa⸣-[ra-ši]It is a curse, it is an affliction. It is an incantation.
25kišib du₈-a-šisealed documents
26lagab {<MIN(du₈-a-ši)>}lagab priestess
27ellaŋ₂ {<MIN(du₈-a-ši)>}“Ilia, ditto,
28dag-ga-zum {<MIN(du₈-a-ši)>} da-ka-as-suDagĝazum (is) his name
29kap-pa-zum {<MIN(du₈-a-ši)>} ze₂-mi-iz-zum“The kappāzum priestess is your servant,
30u₄-hi-in {<MIN(du₈-a-ši)>} u₂-he₂-nu“Standing-of-the-mound’s-seaḫ
31nunuz {<MIN(du₈-a-ši)>} er-ni-tum“Frog of Ernītum,
32{za-ki-⸢in⸣}za-gin₃ uq-nu-u ša-a-⸢da⸣-[nu]lapis lazuli beads, šā’eda beads
33za-gin₃-⸢duru₅⸣ za-ki-id-du-rulapis lazuli zakidduru-stone
34za-gin₃-⸢duru₅⸣ uq-nu-u el-lupure lapis lazuli,
35za-⸢gin₃-duru₅⸣ uq-nu-u eb-bulapis lazuli, a shiny surface
36{<⸢MIN⸣(za-gin₃)>} ⸢ŋeš⸣-dili ni-iš-te-li-ik-kuWe have strewn ēšidû-vessels of lapis lazuli.
37{<[MIN(za-gin₃])>} ⸢za₃⸣-la₂ pu-us-<su>-sa₃-at uq-ni-iThe lapis lazuli, the eša-ela-plant, the one who carries the uqnû-plant
38{<[MIN(za-gin₃)>} gu₂ tum₁₂{mušen]} gu-du-mu-uk-kua lapis lazuli necklace with a tail of a gudumû-bird
39{<[MIN(za-gin₃)>} gu₂ tum₁₂{mušen]} ša ki-ša-ti su-um-ma-tia lapis lazuli necklace with a tail of a sūmâtu-shield
40{<[MIN(za-gin₃)>} gu₂ buru₅{mušen]} ša ki-ša-ti e-ri-biThe lapis lazuli, the neck of the locusts of the netherworld he entered.
41{<[MIN(za-gin₃)>} lu-ub₂-ba] lu-up-pa-an-nuDITTO, lapis lazuli, alum
42{<[MIN(za-gin₃)>} ŋeštin-na] ka-ra-na-nuDITTO (of) lapis lazuli, karanānu-beer
43{<[MIN(za-gin₃)>} anše-eden-na] si-ir-ra-ma-nuDITTO of lapis lazuli for the high steppe
44[ad za-gin₃] ⸢aṭ⸣-ṭu-ua lapis lazuli crown
45[ad-tab {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} ⸢at⸣-tap-puadtab-stone, ēmat-etappu-plant
46[ad gu₂ {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} ⸢ul-lu⸣ad gu2 (and) eullu-plant
47[har gu₂ {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [hi-i]-šua lapis lazuli bracelet
48[hal-zi-ga {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [hal-zi]-⸢iq⸣-quhalziga-stone, lapis lazuli, ḫalziqu-stone
49[i-mit-tum {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [i-mi]-⸢it⸣-tum“Imittu, the lapis lazuli, Imittum,
50[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
51[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
52[...] [... tu-ud-du ha-ar-ru... born and brought to an end.
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1[...] [... ...]-⸢tu⸣... ...-etû
1'[...] [...]-⸢šu⸣... his
2'[har {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [ši-ma]-⸢rum⸣a lapis lazuli bracelet
3'[har šu {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [ši-ma]-⸢ar⸣ qa-tiHand of lapis lazuli
4'[har ŋiri₃ {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [ši]-⸢ma⸣-ar še-e-pi₂a ring of ditto lapis lazuli, engraved with my name
5'[har gu₂ gilim {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [ul]-⸢lu⸣a lapis lazuli bracelet
6'[aš-me {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [ša-am]-šuAs for the one who touches the forehead of his hand
7'[šu-nir {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [šu]-⸢ri⸣-in-nuHand of lapis lazuli
8'[eš-gur {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [eš]-⸢gu⸣-ur-rulapis lazuli ešgur stone
9'[šu-gur {<MIN(za-gin₃])>} [un]-⸢qu⸣ hi-ig-luHand of lapis lazuli, un-equ-e23 ḫillu-plant
10'[...] [u₂]-⸢ṣu⸣-ur-tum aš-tar MUL... Aštar star
11'[...] bibra(HUL₂) {<[MIN(za-gin₃])>} ⸢bi⸣-ib-ru-u... bibra plant, ebi-ibru plant
12'[u₄-hi]-⸢in⸣ {<MIN(za-gin₃)>} ⸢u₂⸣-he₂-nu“The day of the moon's disappearance, the day of his disappearance
13'[nunuz] {<MIN(za-gin₃)>} [er]-⸢ni⸣-tumernûm-plant
14'[kišib] {<MIN(za-gin₃)>}under seal of DITTO,
15'[lagab] {<MIN(za-gin₃)>}lapis lazuli
16'⸢ellaŋ₂⸣ za-gin₃lapis lazuli eluli
17'nim za-gin₃ zu-[um-bu]a lapis lazuli arrow
18'{[gu]-ug}gug ⸢sa⸣-[an-tu]a cup of esa’eantu-plant
19'⸢gug⸣ zi [...]The true throne
20'⸢gug⸣ zi [...]The true throne
21'{<⸢MIN⸣(gug)>} mar-hal-lum [...]The marhallum plant
22'{<⸢MIN⸣(gug)>} mar-hu-⸢šum⸣ [...]... marḫu-ešum-e23
23'{<⸢MIN⸣(gug)>} gazi{sar} [...]e22min e23 kasû-bread
24'{<MIN(gug)>} gu₂-du₈-a{ki} [...]The ditto of Kutha
25'{<MIN(gug)>} me-luh-ha [...]DITTO, meluḫaḫa-plant
26'{<MIN(gug)>} mar-ha-a-ši ⸢pa⸣-[ra-šu-u]ditto of marḫāši, epa’e-rǎû
27'{<MIN(gug)>} gid₂-da a-[ri-ku]long-fleeced emmer
28'{<MIN(gug)>} lugud₂-da ku-[ru-u]DITTO, the scepter of the netherworld
29'{<MIN(gug)>} GAM-me pu-⸢x⸣-[...](If) ditto he is swollen: he will die.
30'gug LAGAB pa-aš-⸢qu⸣The square-side of a reed
31'kišib gugunder seal of Gug
32'⸢lagab⸣ guga type of gug plant
33'ellaŋ₂ guga kind of fish
34'{ni-ir}nir₂(|ZA.DUN₃@g|) hu-la-lua nir-stone, hulalu-stone
35'{ni-ir}nir₅(|ZA.IB|) hu-la-lu“Nirnir, hulalu,
36'{ni-ir}nir₃(|ZA.NIM|) hu-⸢la⸣-[lu]a nir-stone, ḫulu-stone
37'nir₂ ziz ⸢sa⸣-[a-su]his nir of emmer-flour
38'nir₂ [igi] [hu]-⸢la⸣-[al i-ni]the fearsome one before Ḫu’eal, his word
39'{<[MIN(nir₂)>} hu-la-lum] hu-la-luditto, hulalu, huralu
40'{<⸢MIN⸣(nir₂)>} [pa] mušen-[na] ša ki-i-ma ⸢kap⸣-[pi₂ MUŠEN]The ešminnu-plant, which is like the ekapi plant of a bird
41'{<MIN(nir₂)>} a₂-lal₂-lum a-la-al-luditto, alallum, alallu
42'{<MIN(nir₂)>} ma₂-dalₓ(|KASKAL.KUR|)lum ma-at-ta-al-luditto “Mount Madallum,’
43'{<MIN(nir₂)>} muš-šal mu-uš-ša-luditto, the snake, the wild cow
44'{<MIN(nir₂)>} igi muš-šal e-na muš-ša-liditto, the eye of the snake, in the snake
45'{<MIN(nir₂)>} babbar-dili pa₂-par₂-di-lu-u sa-a-su<Ditto>, the white one, the papardilû-demon, the sasu-disease.
46'{<[MIN(nir₂])>} babbar-⸢min₅⸣ pa₂-ap-pa-ar-me-⸢en⸣-na“You are the one who makes the white ešemina tremble,
47'{<[MIN(nir₂)>} aškud] ⸢aš₂⸣-ku-ut-tum nu-ʾu-buDitto, the aškud-plant and the ekuttu-plant are not present
48'{<[MIN(nir₂)>} ka-ni-iš] [ka]-⸢nu-ša⸣“Kaniš, Ka-enuša-e23
49'{<[MIN(nir₂)>} dag-ga-zum] [da-ak]-⸢ka⸣-as-suditto Daggāzum is his enemy.
50'{<[MIN(nir₂)>} ŋeš-dub] [ni-iš]-⸢du⸣-up-pu giš₃-du-puDitto! The inscription is called Nišdu-euppu. It is the gisvdupu.
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1na₄ kišib ⸢nir₂⸣ [...]stone from the sealed document of the enir temple
2lagab {<MIN(nir₂)>} [...]Lagab, ditto
3ellaŋ₂ {<⸢MIN⸣(nir₂)>} [...]... elalû-plant
1'{<MIN([šuba])>} [...] [...]DITTO ... ...
2'{<MIN([šuba])>} ⸢a₂⸣ [zid-da] [...]DITTO, e22a-e23-plant, zidda-plant
3'{<MIN([šuba])>} a₂ [gab₂-ba] [...]ditto, the left arm ...
4'kišib [šuba] [...]sealed documents
5'lagab šuba₂(|ZA.MUŠ₃|) [...]Lagab, šuba stone
6'ellaŋ₂ ⸢šuba⸣ [...]... elalu-plant, šuba plant
7'iš-me-⸢kum⸣ [...]Išme-ekum
8'hu-ri-⸢zu⸣ [...]Hurizu’e
9'a-mušₓ(|MUŠ&MUŠ|)me [...]The snake ...
10'ia-mušₓ(|MUŠ&MUŠ|)me [...]Yamušme
11'ia-mušₓ(|MUŠ&MUŠ|)me [...]Yamušme
17'[...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢x-x⸣-[x-x]
18'[...]-⸢na⸣ NA₄ pa-⸢x⸣-[x]... stone ...
19'⸢bal⸣ NA₄ ta-aš-ri-tiebal stone of tašrītu stone
20'⸢nunuz⸣ er-ni-tum ha-lu-⸢lu⸣The ernû priestess is destroyed
21'[nunuz] ⸢tur⸣ ṣi-ip-ru ri-⸢iṭ⸣-[bu]young male goats, sucklings,
22'[nunuz] ⸢gu₂⸣ ni-ruwild bull of the throne room
23'[nunuz] ⸢tab⸣-ba ni-ruyoung male goats, herdsmen
24'[nunuz ga-nu₁₁]{mušen} ša pi₂-il lu-ur-meI want to feed the nunuz-birds, let me learn the ways of the wild cows
1''[...] ⸢NA₄⸣ [...]... ešānu-plant
2''[...] NA₄ [...]... stone ...
3''[...] [NA₄] šu-[...]... stone
4''⸢ze₂⸣ ⸢NA₄⸣ mar-[ti]Eze’e, E-NA-e, Amorite
5''teš₂ NA₄ ba-⸢al⸣-[ti]a piece of stone that has been polished
6''arhuš ⸢NA₄⸣ re-meMerciful one, merciful one
7''{[d]}lamma NA₄ la-ma-⸢si⸣Lamma stone of Lama-esî
8''⸢u₃⸣-tud NA₄ a-la-di₃e’etud stone of aladi stone
9''⸢nu⸣-u₃-tud NA₄ la a-la-[di₃]to give birth to a stone I do not know
10''peš₄(|ŠA₃.A|) ⸢NA₄ e⸣-ri-⸢i⸣(for) the ešānu-vessel of E’eri-e'e
11''nu-peš₄(|ŠA₃.A|) ⸢NA₄⸣ la-⸢a e-ri⸣-[i]“Nupešû-plant, ē2e23-plant (a kind of juniper) that cannot be removed, eri’ei-plant
12''mu-nu-us₂ la-ra-[ah] ⸢NA₄⸣ DU.DU [...](Sum) The lord, the larah priest, the ešāpu priest, ... (Akk) The herdsman, the lapis lazuli priest ...
13''du₁₄(|LU₂.NE|) ⸢NA₄⸣ ṣa-al-ti“Lawsuit of a ṣaltu-priestess,
14''⸢saŋ⸣-[ki] ⸢NA₄⸣ na-ak-kap-[ti]“Esaeki, the sanctuary of evil,
15''⸢gag⸣ [šub-ba] [NA₄] ⸢si⸣-ik-ka-[ti]stone of the esikkāti plant
16''⸢gan⸣ [šub-ba] [NA₄ ga]-⸢ra⸣-biI want to raise a censer of a stone for you
17''⸢mur⸣ [šub-ba] [NA₄ ha-še]-eešubbû-stone, crushed stone
18''{⸢d⸣}[kamad-me] [NA₄ la]-⸢ma⸣-aš-ti“Eštar-kāmad-me’s stone is not mine
19''⸢ka⸣ [muš ...] NA₄ IGI{hi-⸢a⸣} [x-x]-⸢li⸣-ti(If) a snake ... a stone before hi-ea-e-ti
20''[ŋir₂-tab] [NA₄ za-qi₂]-qi₂-pi₂‘birtab’ stone for zaqīpi
21''⸢mun⸣ [NA₄ ṭa-ab]-⸢ti⸣(a kind of sulphur)
22''⸢na₄⸣ gazi{⸢sar⸣} [...]-⸢e⸣... gazi-stone
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1[na₄] naŋa a-ba-⸢an⸣ [u₂-hu-li]the stone of the stela of Aba-eanu-e-lī
2⸢igi⸣ muš NA₄ ⸢e⸣-[ni ṣe-ri](If) he sees a snake: stone of his temple will be low.
3igi ku₆ NA₄ ⸢e⸣-[ni nu-ni]The eye of the fish, the stone of the e’e is not his
4{ki-in-ki-in}kinkin(HAR) [e-ru-u]ki’in-kin-kin
5⸢kinkin⸣ zi-bu {<⸢MIN⸣(e-ru-u)>} ⸢zi⸣-i-⸢bi⸣E-kin-e-e, zibu-plant, e-zi-i’e-i,
6[kinkin] zi-bu ⸢da⸣-lu-uk-ku“The work-assignment of Zibu-da’elukku
7[kinkin] ⸢zi⸣-bu šu sig₉-[ga] e-ri zi-bu a-[di] ⸢nir⸣-ka-⸢bi⸣-[šu]The worker of the ziggurat, whose hand is good, the servant of Zibu as far as his nir
8⸢kinkin⸣ ad-bar [e]-⸢ri⸣ at-ba-ri“The scepter of the adbar-priestess, the ērī-priest, and the atbari-princess,
9kinkin(KI) ad-bar šu sig₉-⸢ga⸣ ⸢e⸣-ri ⸢at⸣-[ba-ri a-di nir-ka]-bi-šuIn Kinkin, the threshing floor, hand of the sig-ega-e, e-ri, ‘e-bari’ together with its nirka-priests
10kinkin si-mu-ru {⸢na₄}UR₅ si⸣-[mu-ri-i]the work of simuru-stone, ur5-stone and simurî-stone
11{<MIN(kinkin)>} bu-uh-ru {na₄}⸢UR₅ bu⸣-[uh-ri]ditto of agate, ēšû-stone
12{<MIN(kinkin)>} bahar₂(|DUG.SILA₃.BUR|) {⸢na₄}UR₅⸣ [pa-ha-ri]ditto a potter's vessel of cypress
13{<MIN(kinkin)>} šu {⸢na₄⸣}[UR₅ qa-ti]Hand of lapis lazuli
14{<MIN(kinkin)>} šu ⸢ha⸣-[...]Hand of Eḫae-
15[...] ⸢x⸣-[...]
1'mar-⸢hal⸣-[lum] [...]Mar-eḫalum
2'mar-⸢hu⸣-[šum] [...]Mar-eḫu-ešum
3'⸢bur⸣ [...]The e’ebur plant
4'bur ⸢zag⸣-[ga] [...]The bowl of the ezaĝa-vessel
5'bur šu zag-⸢ga⸣ [...]Hand of a Zag-ega-e23
6'bur ⸢sal⸣-[la] [...]The bowl of esalû-plant
7'{<MIN(bur-)>}[šu-sal-la] [...]DITTO (= Iqqur īpuš )
8'{<⸢MIN⸣(bur)>} [...] [...]... ešminu-plant
10'{<⸢MIN⸣(bur)>} [...] [...]... ešminu-plant
11'{<MIN(bur)>} mar-hu-[šum] [...]DITTO Marḫušum
12'{<MIN(bur)>} nunuz ga-⸢nu₁₁⸣{[mušen]} [ša pi₂-il lu-ur]-miI want to utter a supplication to you:
13'{<MIN(bur)>} babbar [...]DITTO, white
14'{<MIN(bur)>} giggi [...]DITTO, a black reed
15'{<MIN(bur)>} ⸢sa₅⸣ [...]DITTO, esa’e23-plant
16'{<MIN(bur)>} gun₃-⸢nu⸣ [...]Ditto, the shining one(?)
17'bur sig₇-⸢sig₇⸣ [...]a red bowl
18'im-⸢ma⸣-[an-na] [...]In the midst of heaven
19'kišib {<[MIN(im-ma-an-na])>} [...]sealed documents
20'lagab {<[MIN(im-ma-an-na])>} [...]Lagab ...
21'ellaŋ₂ {<[MIN(im-ma-an-na])>} [...]“Lula, ditto
22'lišanₓ(|KA×ME|)[da] [...]May it be ... for me
23'lišanₓ(|KA×ME|)⸢da⸣ [a-ab-ba] [...]May the sea ...
24'lišanₓ(|KA×ME|)⸢da⸣ [id₂-da] [...]May he go up to the river
25'lišanₓ(|KA×ME|)⸢da⸣ [anše] [...]May he bring out the donkey
27'⸢išla(ŠA₃-)lišanₓ(|KA×ME|)⸢da⸣ [...]Išlisvan
28'na [...]sunrise to moonset:
29'{na₄}na-ru₂-a na-⸢ru⸣-[u]a type of narû stone
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1{[na₄}na-bur] [... ⸢pi₂⸣-lu(KU-)unabû-stone
2[na gu-la] [na-gu]-⸢lu⸣-uGreat nagu-elû-priest
3[na sal]-la ⸢na⸣-[sa]-⸢al⸣-lu(KU-)una salla esaelû-plant
4[na gu₂]-⸢bi⸣-na gu-[bi-na]-ak-kuI shall make the na of the gubinakku-vessels firm for him
5[na niŋ₂]-⸢gi⸣-na ni-ig-gi-na-ak-ku“If only he would give me back to you!
6⸢na⸣ za-gin₃-na za-⸢ki⸣-na-ak-kuThe lapis lazuli temple of Za-e-nakku
7na za₃-hi-li-a ur-⸢ṣu⸣... Ur-ešbi-e
8na šu za₃-hi-li-a li-it ur-ṣiHand of zaḫiliya li-it-ur-ṣi
9⸢na⸣ dub-ba-a du-⸢up⸣-pa-an-nu“If he slips through the cracks of the tablet,
10na en-ki-za(A) en-⸢gi⸣-iš-šu-uThe one of Enkizu, Enkišû
11⸢kud⸣-da e-⸢ru⸣-tum“Standing-of-the-Mountain, entering the mound,
12⸢šu⸣ kud-da ⸢ka⸣-[ru]-tum“If he slips through the thresholds,
13esi(KAL) [...]... ebony
14esi BAD ⸢x⸣-[x]-⸢ra⸣-ak-tumbrickwork of the city wall of ...-ra’ektum
15saŋ-kal sa-ag-⸢gal⸣-lumighty one, great lord
16saŋ-kal mu-ha-aṣ-ṣi-⸢ru⸣the sakal-priest, the muhaššeru-official
17ka-sur-ra ka-šu-ru-ukasura means “to be beaten.‭
18ka-sur-ra ne₂-pe₃-šuThe kasura ritual
19saŋ-gil-⸢mud⸣ ha-aš-ma-nuSaggil-emud, the haruspex
20kišib {<MIN(saŋ-gil-mud)>}under seal of DITTO
21lagab {<MIN(saŋ-gil-mud)>}lagab-plant
22ellaŋ₂ {<MIN(saŋ-gil-mud)>}a kind of sulphur
23dur-ul₃{il₃} du-ru-uUrul, the scribal apprentice,
24kišib {<MIN(dur-ul₃)>}under seal of DITTO
25lagab {<MIN(dur-ul₃)>}lagab-disease
26ellaŋ₂ {<⸢MIN⸣(dur-ul₃)>}elalu-plant
27⸢x⸣ [maš]-⸢da₃⸣ ma-aš-du“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient! I want to know it!
28[maš-da₃] ⸢duru₅⸣ me-ši-il-tummašda-offering of the e22durû-house, Mesvi-iltum
29[u₂-šu]-⸢uš⸣-kin me-ši-il-tumI have entrusted to you, Mesiltum
30⸢na id₂⸣-da NA₄ na-riIn the river the stone of the herald
31haš₂-du₃ ha-aš-tum
32kišib {<MIN(haš₂-du₃)>}under seal of Ditto
33lagab {<MIN(haš₂-du₃)>}
34ellaŋ₂ ⸢haš₂⸣-du₃a kind of plant
35še-[...]-⸢x⸣ i-ia-še-nu-uŠe-
36še-[...]-⸢a⸣ NA₄ it-te-⸢mir⸣(If) it is surrounded by a stone wall
37[...] NA₄ qa-ti-⸢ti⸣... stone of Qati-eti
38[an-za-gul-me] za-aš₂-ki-tumAnzagulmu (is) zaškitum
39[kišib {<MIN(an-za-gul-me])>}under seal of Anzagul
40[lagab {<MIN(an-za-gul-me])>}lagab priestess
41[ellaŋ₂ an-za]-gul-me“Lady of Anzagulmu
42[al-li]-⸢ga₂⸣ al-li-⸢gu⸣Alli-ega’e, alili-gu'e
43[kišib {<MIN(al-li-ga₂])>}under seal of Alliga
44⸢lagab⸣ {<[MIN(al-li-ga₂])>} [...]The e’alagab plant
45⸢ellaŋ₂⸣ al-li-ga₂“Elamite of heaven,
46⸢x šu⸣-u šu-⸢u₂⸣Hand of Hand
47[šu-min₃] šu-⸢u₂⸣-mi-in-nuHand of Šū-Eminnu
48[aš₂-gig] [aš]-⸢gi⸣-gu-uthe ašgig-disease (and) the egīgû-illness
49[ugu-aš₂]-⸢gig⸣ a-gu-zi-iq-⸢qu⸣On account of the aguziq-illness,
50[...] ⸢e⸣-ku-ru-u... ekurû-plant
51[kur-ra] ⸢NA₄⸣ ša-di₃-iIn the mountain, the ešadî-house
52[sikil-e-de₃] ⸢NA₄⸣ te-lu-ut-tito purify the ešāgu-house
53[saŋ nu-sikil-e]-⸢de₃⸣ NA₄ la-a el-le-tia stone that is not pure
54[...] pi₂-ri-ig-gu-lu-u“... pirriggulû
55[...] [...]
56[...] [...]
57[...] [...]
59na₄ [...] [...]... stone
r iii
1'[u₂-bil₂] [ba-ši]-⸢il⸣-tumhe brought. Baši-eiltum
2'[u₂] [ša]-⸢am⸣-muplant of the Ša-emû
3'[u₂ niŋ₂-bur₃-bur₃] [ša]-⸢am⸣-mu pa-li-šu“It is the niburbur plant, my reverent servant
4'⸢an⸣-[na] ⸢NA₄⸣ e-lu-u“Eana, elû,
5'ki-[ta] ⸢NA₄⸣ šap-lulower ešaplu-vessel
6'zi-⸢bi⸣-<bi>-⸢tum⸣ zi-bi-bi-tumZibbi-etum, zibibitum
7'zi-ib-[tum] zi-ib-tumZibtum, zibtu
8'zi-ip-pa-⸢tum⸣ ṣi₂-ip-pa-tum
9'zi-ib-na-⸢tum⸣ zi-ib-na-tumZibna-etum, zibnatum
10'ia-ar-tum i-ia-ar-tumIārtum
11'ia-ni-bu i-ia-ni-bu e-la-lu“Alas, alas, Elal!
12'kak-ku-uš ka-ak-ku-šu
13'kak-ku-uš ban₃-da ka-pa-ṣu“Big kakkuš-vessel, kappaṣu-vat
14'esi(KAL) e-⸢šu⸣-ubrickwork of E-esu-e’u
15'ki-maš NA₄ ⸢ta⸣-ka-al-tiKidney stone for eta-ekalti
16'ki-la₂ NA₄ šu-⸢qu⸣-ul-tiThe weight of the stone in the hand
17'ki-maš du₃-a NA₄ ta-⸢kal⸣-ti ep-šuThe ki-maš stone of Ta’ekal-eti was made.
18'ki-la₂ tag-ga NA₄ šu-⸢qu-ul⸣-ti la-ap-tumweight, stone of šu₂-qû-eti, laptu-stone
19'haš₂-bar NA₄ ni-bi... stone of awe
20'{ku-un-da-aš}1(AŠ) gu₂-un NA₄ bi-⸢la⸣-atHe poured out 1 talent of stone.
21'ninnu ma-na NA₄ ha-an-sa₃ ma-⸢ne₂⸣-eNinnu, he poured out one mina of crushed stone for me.
22'nimin ma-na NA₄ er-be-a ma-ne₂-⸢e⸣Ditto, one mina of erbe stone, one mane’e.
23'ušu₃ ma-na NA₄ pi₂-ti-irHand of a Mana Stone
24'niš ma-na NA₄ iš-ra-a ma-ne₂-⸢e⸣One mina of stone has been given, one mina has been brought
25'15 ma-na NA₄ ha-⸢al⸣-še-re-et ⸢ma⸣-[ne₂-e]15 minas of ḫā’el-šeret stone
26'[u] ma-na i-še-re-et [ma]-⸢ne₂⸣-eand a mina is the measurement of a square.
27'⸢ia₂ ma⸣-na ha-mi-⸢il⸣-[ti] ⸢ma⸣-ne₂-eMay my house be filled with abundance for me!
28'eš₅ ⸢ma⸣-na ⸢ša⸣-[la-al-ti] ma-ne₂-eThe eš₅.ma-e-na (is) the ṣva-ela-alti.
29'min ma-na 2 ⸢ma⸣-[ne₂-e]two minas (and) two shekels
30'{⸢ma⸣-na-⸢te⸣-eš}diš ma-na ⸢ma⸣-[...]-⸢x⸣One mina (of silver to) ... one mina
31'sa₉ ma-na pa-⸢ra⸣-[as MA].⸢NA⸣The price of one mina of refined silver is one-third of a mina.
32'šušana ma-na šu-⸢uš⸣-[ša-an MA].⸢NA⸣The hand of a man is a mina.
33'{ki-⸢in⸣-gi}u giŋ₄(|U+SU|) e-še-[er-tum]E-e-gibu, the reedbed of the esve}ertum
34'{ki-⸢in⸣-ki-a}ia₂ giŋ₄ ha-[mi-il]-tumof Babylon, the reed of Hamiltum
35'{ki-⸢in⸣-ke-eš}eš₅ giŋ₄ ša-⸢la⸣-[al]-tum“Ki-e-in-ke’ešv, the reed-bed of the shalaltum (temple)
36'{⸢ki-in⸣-mi-na}min giŋ₄ ši-na ši-⸢qi₂-il⸣“The reed-beds of the šīna (temple) of Svî-qil
37'{{<[MIN(ki-in]-)>}⸢iš⸣-da}diš giŋ₄ ši-qi₂-ilditto, ešu-eda-dis, reed bundle, sviqīl
38'{{<[MIN(ki-in]-)>}⸢ba⸣-ra}ba₇ giŋ₄ zu-uz 1/2 ⸢GIN₂⸣ditto eba-eraba, reed bundle, half a shekel of e23
39'{{<[MIN(ki-in-)>}ši]-⸢na⸣-bi}šanabi{na-bi} giŋ₄ ši-ni-pu 40 ⸢GIN₂⸣Its šīnipu reeds are 40 shekels.
40'{[...]}igi 3 ŋal₂ giŋ₄ pa-ra-as ṣa-ah-rua door, 3 baskets of reeds, opened,
41'15 še NA₄ ha-mi-iš-še-re-et uṭ-ṭi₃15 grains of hamiššeret stone
42'[u] še i-še-re-et uṭ-ṭi₃and barley rations of Utti
43'[ia₂] še ha-mi-il-ti uṭ-ṭi₃I have weighed out the barley of Ḫamilti
44'[eš₅] še 3 uṭ-ṭi₃3 barley-fed emmer(s)
45'[na₄ min] še ši-na uṭ-ṭi₃two-thirds of a šunu stone
t.e.
1[na₄ diš še] ⸢uṭ-ṭu⸣stone of Šēpêtu-ṭtbu-e23
2[na₄ sa₉ še] [mi-ši]-⸢il⸣ iṭ-ṭe₄-tigood quality stone of Mišī-Eilî
l.e. i'
1na₄ niŋ₂ na₄ a-ba-an ki-bat-[ti]“Babylonian stone, baban-stone of the interior
2na₄ niŋ₂ tur-tur a-ba-an ṣa-ah-he-⸢ru⸣Small hail stones, who will dig them?
3MAN MAN MANking, king of kings,
l.e. ii'
1'[...]-⸢x-x⸣ {d}⸢NISABA⸣ [x] ⸢x x⸣ [(...)]... esaba-eš

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