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TMH 06, 18 (P273890)

Incantation, Ur III, Nippur · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE

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DesignationTMH 06, 18
IDP273890
Museum no.HS 1496
CollectionHilprecht Collection, University of Jena, Jena, Germany
LanguageSumerian
PeriodUr III · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE
GenreIncantation
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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)
obverse
1[enuru{+e2-nu-ru}]Enuru-enuru
2[ab2 ...]Ab ...
3x x x
4siki-men sag-ga2 ma-ra-ni#-gar#?He placed the wool on my head for you
5a-abzu edin-na mi-ni-ri2Ayabzu, filling the steppe.
6i3-ir-nun-ka szu mi-ni-du7He perfected your Irnun.
7szembi zi-da nir zi mi-ni-akHe made the righteous šembi plant, the true nirŋar plant.
8gir2-sakar ku3 nam-iszib-ba-ka umbin-sze-ba si ba-ni-ib2-sa2In the silver Ŋirsakar of the office of išibba-priest, he arranged the bolts in order.
9ab2 dingir-e2-e-ra ki-uri3-du3 gar-mu-na igi-zu si he2-ab-sa2When you have set your eyes upon the cow of the gods of Kiʾur,
10enuru{+e2-nu-ru}Enuru-enuru
11u8-ge6 {d}en-ki-kathe ewe of Enki,
12abzu na-ri-gathe Abzu of Nariga
13abzu men-edinx(TE)-zu za-gin3Your Abzu, your lapis lazuli terrace
14umbin {kusz}lu-ub2-SZIR@t {d}en-ki-kathe nail of the lubširtu-shoot of Enki
15ki-uri3-du3 giri3-zu he2-gal2-am3Ki-uridu, your feet are abundance.
reverse
1ki-uri3-du3-bi dingir-e2-e-ra he2-gal2 szud3-da he2-mu-na-du3I built its Kiʾur for the gods, so that there was abundance in prayer.
2a-abzu edin-na mi-ni-ri“Apsu, fill the steppe!
3i3-ir-nun-ka szu mi-ni-du7He perfected your Irnun.
4szembi zi-da nir zi mi-ni-akHe made the righteous šembi plant, the true nirŋar plant.
5gir2 sakar ku3 nam-iszib-ba-ka umbin-sze-ba si ba-ni-ib2-sa2He arranged the bolts of the silver sakar-drum of the išib-drum.
6u8-ge6 dingir-e2-e-ra ki-uri3-du3 gar-mu-na igi-zu si he2-ab-sa2 enuru{+e2-nu-ru}For the ewe of the gods, when you set your eyes upon Kiuridu, may Enuru-enuru look favorably upon you.
7ud5 en-ne2 mu-szi-gi4The en priestess returns the nanny.
8ud5 sig17 en-gal {d}en-ki-ke4 gada-men sag-ga2 ma-ra-ni-garThe red nanny of Engal, Enki, placed a sash on her head.
9a-abzu edin-na mi-ni-ri“Apsu, fill the steppe!
10ir-ir-nun-ka szu mi-ni-du7He perfected your irnun.
11szembi zi-da [...]True šembi-plant
12[gir2] sakar# ku3 nam#-[iszib-ba-ka umbin-sze-ba si ba-ni-ib2-sa2]He placed the nail of the silver sakar knife for the šibba ritual.
13[u8-ge6 dingir-e2-e-ra ki-uri3-du3 gar-mu-na] igi-[zu si he2-ab-sa2]When you set your eyes upon the ewe of the gods in Ki'uridu,
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