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Emar 6/2, p. 507, Msk 74208c (P271909)

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

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DesignationEmar 6/2, p. 507, Msk 74208c
IDP271909
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[ku₆] [nu-u₂]-⸢nu⸣fish that do not spawn
2[gu₂-bi{ku₆]} [gu]-⸢up⸣-pua kind of fish
3[suhur{ku₆]} [pu]-⸢ra⸣-dusubterranean marsh
4[suhur-maš₂{ku₆]} [su-hu-ur]-⸢ma⸣-[šu]Suḫur-mašku (and) Suhur-emâši
5[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
o iii
1'gambi(|SAL.UŠ.DI|) {<MIN(mušen])>} ⸢ka⸣-mu-uThe gambi priest, the ditto of Eka’emû
2'[...] [u₂]-⸢su⸣-uk-ku... esukku-plant
3'[...] [u₂-su]-uk-ka-an-⸢nu⸣... he made bow down.
4'[...] [...]
5'[...] [...]
6'[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
7'[muš-ga {<MIN(mušen])>} [sa-qa]-⸢tum⸣ ⸢muš⸣-gusnake, ditto snake, saqaetum snake
8'[šeš {<MIN(mušen])>} [mar-ra]-⸢tum⸣Hand of a DITTO (woman) Marratum
9'[anzud {<MIN(mušen])>} [ṣu-u] ⸢ar⸣-ga-buAnzud (is) ditto, šû (is a synonym of) eagle
10'[erin {<MIN(mušen])>} {<[MIN(ṣu-u])>} {<MIN(ar-ga-bu)>}cedar, cypress, alabaster,
11'[nunuz erin-na {<MIN(mušen])>} [pi₂]-⸢il⸣ ṣe-eThe young female laborers, ditto, the pi’eil-priests, the slaves
12'[amar erin-na {<MIN(mušen])>} [a-tam] ṣe-ea calf of the cedar, ditto, a fish
13'[sila₃ erin-na {<MIN(mušen])>} hu-ri-in-nuwool of the cedar, ḫurinnu-plant
14'[...] [šu]-⸢ur⸣-du-u... Šu’eurdû
15'[...] [ka]-⸢su⸣-su ša-a-⸢i⸣... its ka’esu, ša'ei
16'[...] [ka-su]-su ša-a-i... he is a defeater
17'[...] [x]-⸢x hi-ir-ri⸣... hirri
r i
1'[...] ⸢ha⸣-aš-ta-ru... e’e-aštaru plant
2'[bir₅]{{<min(mušen)>}} iṣ-ṣu-ru
3'[sim-mah]{{<min(mušen)>}} si-nu-un-tum ša-ʾa-baThe great horned ox in its midst
4'[tum₁₂]{{<min(mušen)>}} su-um-ma-tum PI-at-tum“Summātum, PI-attum
5'[tum₁₂-mah] {<⸢MIN⸣(mušen)>} tu₃-ma-hu gir-ri-buThe great flood, the ešimmaḫ, the great flood
6'[tum₁₂-gur₄-gur₄]{{<min(mušen)>}} su-ku-un-ni-in-nuThey are smitten by the wind.
7'[kir₄-saŋ]{{<min(mušen)>}} gi-ri-sa-ak-ku“The kirsa-plant, the girisakku-plant
8'[kir₄-pap]{{<min(mušen)>}} ni-ga-ak-kuthe kirpap plant, the nigakku plant
9'{<[MIN(kir₄)>} ...{{<min(mušen])>}} {<MIN(ni-ga-ak-ku)>}DITTO kir4 , ditto mušen, nigakku
10'{<[MIN(kir₄)>} MI-a{{<min(mušen])>}} {<MIN(ni-ga-ak-ku)>}ditto of a female kid,
11'{<[MIN(kir₄)>} babbar{{<min(mušen])>}} pe-⸢ṣu⸣white emmer
12'{<[MIN(kir₄)>} zalag₂{{<min(mušen])>}} ⸢nam⸣-[rum]ditto, bright, enam-erum-plant
r ii
1'⸢uga⸣ [babbar{{<min(mušen])>}} [...]The white e’uga plant
2'{<MIN(uga)>} ⸢MI⸣{{<[min(mušen])>}} [...]“DITTO, ešum-dīn,
3'{<MIN(uga)>} sa₅{{<[min(mušen])>}} [...](As for) the one who removes my inscription,
4'{<MIN(uga)>} gun₃-a{{<[min(mušen])>}} [...]a speckled sulphur
5'{<MIN(uga)>} sig₇-sig₇{{<[min(mušen])>}} [...]DITTO, red-purple ...,
6'⸢uga numun⸣{{<[min(mušen])>}} [...]The euga plant, the e23 plant
r iii
1'[...]
2'[...]
3'[... e]-⸢mar⸣... he will see
4'[... GAB₂.ZU.ZU] {m}ki-din-{d}gu-laKidin-Gula

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