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Emar 6/1, p. 211, Msk 7480a (P272243)

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

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DesignationEmar 6/1, p. 211, Msk 7480a
IDP272243
Museum no.NMSA — ?
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Aleppo, Syria
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
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'[...] [...] ⸢x za⸣ [(...)]... ... you
2'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
3'[...] [...]-⸢su⸣... ...-esû
6'[...] ⸢ka⸣-aṣ-ṣu... the eka’ešṣu temple
7'{[ŋeš}ŋešnimbar] ⸢dilmun-na{ki⸣} ta-al-mu“Nimbar, the E-dilmunna temple, is empty—
8'{[ŋeš}ŋešnimbar] ⸢dilmun⸣-na{ki} ar-sa-nuthe nimbar-plants of the E-dilmun-E-na, the arsanu-plant
9'{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar ⸢al⸣-da-ra re-tu-u₂The ešnimbar priestess is the shepherd.
10'{ŋeš}⸢ŋešnimbar⸣ al-kud-da na-ak-su“If he slips in through a hole,
11'{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-dub-ba na-ap-ṣu“Nimbar, the scribal art, ṣābu-disease,
12'{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-šab-⸢ba⸣ šar-muThe šarmu priestess
13'{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-ug₅-⸢ga⸣ mi-i-tum“If he dies or flees, it is a crime.
r i
1{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-⸢gaz⸣-[za] ⸢di-ki⸣-tu“The nimbar plant is to be destroyed, the edikitu plant
2{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-uš₂-a di₃-⸢šu⸣-tuThe nimbar-plants that are planted, the ēšû-plant
3{ŋeš}[ŋešnimbar] al-šu-⸢nim⸣-[ma] ⸢muš⸣-ha-li-pu“I am a nimbar snake, I am an emuš-ḫalipu snake
4{ŋeš}⸢ŋešnimbar⸣ maš-tab-⸢ba⸣ [tu]-u₂-mu“The nimbar priestess, the maštab-priestesses
5{ŋeš}⸢ŋešnimbar⸣ nita₂ [zi]-⸢ka⸣-rum“Nimbar, the man of Zi’erum
6{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar mi₂ [si]-ni-šu“It is a nimbar tree, its horns are full of brilliance
7{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar 1(AŠ) gu₂-un iṣ bi-la-tu₄1 talent of tin
8{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-ŋal₂-la [na]-⸢šu⸣-u“If a plum is torn out, he will die.’
9{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar nu-al-ŋal₂-la ⸢la⸣-a na-šuThe nimbar plant, which cannot be carried off, is taken away.
10{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar al-šeŋ₆-⸢ŋa₂⸣ ⸢ba⸣-aš-luThe nimbar plant is to be sown, to be planted
11{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar nu-al-šeŋ₆-⸢ŋa₂⸣ la-a ba-aš-luThere is no nimbar tree, it is not planted.
12{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar sig₇-sig₇ ar-quyellow-green ebony
13{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar sig₇-sig₇ al-šeŋ₆-ŋa₂ a-ri-qu u₃ ba-aš-luThe yellow-green ebony, the red-green alšû-plant, the ariqu-plant and the maṣhatu-plant
14{ŋeš}ŋešnimbar u₄-hi-in u₂-hi-⸢nu⸣“Nimbar, the storm, the raging storm,
15{⸢ŋeš⸣}ŋešnimbar u₄-hi-⸢in⸣ duru₅ [...]The ešnimbar temple, the uḫī-e23 temple, and the duru temple
16{[ŋeš]}⸢ŋešnimbar u₄⸣-[hi-in ...] [...]The ešnimbar plant, the eḫin plant
r ii
1[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
9[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-nu... ...-emenu
10[...] [...]-⸢x⸣ ṣe-ri... ... the south
11[...] [...] li-ib-bi... heart
16[...] [...]-lu mar-ka-sa UH su₂-lu-pi₂... ... her body is full of dust.

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