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CT 58, 09 (P274204)

Literary, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCT 58, 09
IDP274204
Museum no.BM 088319
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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[...] {ŋeš}gigir har-ra-⸢an⸣-[na ...]... the chariot on the road
2[ki]-sikil a šeš-zu ama-gan-[zu] dumu-[zu]Young woman, woe your hand, your mother, your child
3[...]-⸢ba⸣-zu de₃-en-dirig-e u₂-bi de₃-en-de₃-gu₇-eMay he bring your ... to me, may he eat its food
4{d}ga-ša-an-X-da-lu de₃-en-dirigI want to praise Gašan-X-dalu
5u₂-bi de₃-en-de₃-gu₇-eI want to eat this food.
6u₂-bi de₃-en-de₃-gu₇-e ; a-bi de₃-en-de₃-na₈-na₈May he eat this food, may he drink this water.
8u₂-ni gu₇-a-ni a-še-er-ra šu gi₄-a-niHis food that he ate, his hand that was turned back
9⸢a⸣-ni naŋ-a-ni a-še-er-ra šu gi₄-a-niHis name is “Alas, his hand is turned back.’
10⸢i⸣-lu dug₄{du}dug₄{du}ge i-lu e-ne ba-am₃-me-enYou are the one who makes the elu-plant grow, you make the lilu-bird grow!
11[...]-x ŋuruš {d}da-mu... lamb of Damu
12[...]-x dumu u₃-mu-un-mu-zi-da... son of Umunmuzida
13[...]-x {d}ištaran i-bi₂ šuba... Ištaran, the one with the shiny face
14[...]-x {d}alla u₃-mu-un sa-par₄... Balla, lord of the net
15[...]-x li-bi-ir u₃-mu-un-⸢šud₃-de₃⸣... the herald Umunšude
16[i-lu] dug₄-dug₄-ge i-lu e-ne ba-am₃-meThe lament is uttered, the lament has been made.
17[... x-ir]-⸢zu⸣ er₂-ra ba-ra-ba-an-tu-ud-de₃-en... you will not give birth to tears for you
18[i-lu dug₄-dug₄-ge i-lu] e-ne ba-am₃-meShe sings a lament, she sings an ilu song.
19[...]-ir-zu er₂-ra ba-ra-ba-an-dim₂-me-en... you will not make your tears tremble
20[i-lu dug₄-dug₄-ge i-lu] e-ne ba-am₃-meShe sings a lament, she sings an ilu song.
21[...] x-ri-in-dug₄... he satisfied
o ii
1'{ŋeš}[...] ; [...]... ...
2'er₂ ama [...] ; igi x-[...]Tears of the mother ...
3'nin₉-e mu nu-mu-un-x-[...] ; ni₂-ŋa₂ ga-ba-⸢al⸣-[...]The sister did not ... her name, I want to ... in fear
4'ama u₃-mu-un-na {d}ga-ša-an-⸢sumun₂⸣-[na ...]Mother of the lord, Gašansumuna
5'nin₉ u₃-mu-un-na {d}mu-tin-an-⸢na⸣ [...]Sister of the lord, Mutinanae
6'{d}a-zi-mu₂-a dam u₃-mu-⸢un⸣-ŋeš-[zid-da ...]Azimua, wife of Umun-ešzida
7'id₂-da eridu{ki} da-bi nu-zu ki id₂ x-x-x [...]On the river, Eridu, whose side is unknown, the place where the river ...
8'U₂ ŠUM₂-na eridu{ki} da-bi nu-zu ama ŋuruš-a-ke₄ ⸢BAR-DU₃⸣ [...]The plant of Eridu, whose side is unknown, the mother of the baby, the ebardu-plant
9'mu-lu ama-ni-ta šeg₁₁ gi₄-a-eThe one who has abandoned his mother
10'nin₉ banda₃{da}ni šeg₁₁ gi₄-a-eWhen his younger sister returned,
11'ama ŋuruš-a-ke₄ ki id₂-še₃ ba-tušThe mother of the young child sat on the riverbank
12'ki bad-ra₂-ke₄ i-lu na-aŋ₂-ir-raIn the faraway place the lament is uttered.
13'ma-a dumu-ŋu₁₀ ki bad-ra₂-ke₄ i-lu ⸢na⸣-[aŋ₂-ir-ra]"The son of the faraway place cried out a lament.
14'ŋuruš {d}da-mu-ŋu₁₀ ki bad-ra₂-ke₄ i-⸢lu⸣ [na-aŋ₂-ir-ra]The lamb of Damu of the faraway place will be brought up.
15'gu₃ ama-na-še₃ nu-um-x-[...]The voice of his mother does not ...
16'gu₃ nin₉ banda₃{da}ni-še₃ ⸢nu⸣-[...]The voice of his younger sister ...
17'tumu-gin₇ gi-sal-la [...]Like a wind in the reed screen
18'{ŋeš}al-⸢gin₇⸣ im-⸢ma⸣-[...]Like a hoe, it rises up against me
r i
2'DU [...]... ...
3'DU {ŋeš}x-[...]... ...
4'⸢DU⸣ x nin₉ banda₃ x-x-x [...]DU₂ ... the younger sister
5'[...] UD li-[...]... day ...
6'[...]-x-ŋu₁₀ [...]...-
7'[...] nu-mu-[...]... did not ...
8'[...]-x-a niŋ₂-x [...]... ...
9'[...] ⸢ŋuruš⸣ {d}da-mu [...]... the female kid of Damu
10'x [...] {d}u₃-mu-un-mu-[zi-da]... Umunmuzida
11'{d}gu:nu-ra [...] nin₉ {d}da-mu-ke₄Gunura, the sister of Damu
12'{d}ama-šilamₓ(|NUN.LAGAR|)ma⸣ nin₉ gudu₄-ga-ke₄Amašilama, the sister of the gudug priestess
13'{d}a-zi-mu₂-a x-[... u₃-mu]-un-na-[ke₄]Azimua, the ... of the lord
14'{d}mu-tin-an-na ⸢nin₉⸣ u₃-mu-un-na-⸢ke₄⸣Mutinana, the queen of the lord
15'nin₉ gal kug {d}dim₃-pi-kug-ga-[ke₄]the great sister, the pure one of Dimpikug
16'mu-tin tum₄-mu a-a-na x-x-ta me-a-[...]Young man, bring it! Where ...?
17'mu-tin tum₄-mu i₃-me-a-⸢re⸣ x-x-x [...]The young man who is brought up ...
18'mu gi₆-gi₆-ge mu bu-bu-⸢re⸣ gi [...]The black-headed people, the bubu-ērē temples, the reeds
19'gi-sal-la-gin₇ [x]-ta ⸢gudu₄⸣ [...]Like a reed ... the gudu-house
r ii
1'[...]-ka ⸢mu⸣-x... your ...
2'[...] me-a mu-⸢da⸣-gi kur₉... where will he return?
3'[...]-e ⸢lugal⸣-la-ke₄ ZA du₃-ba-ra... kingship ... for you
4'[...] IG du₃-ba-ra... for the one who builds ...
5'[...]-e ⸢lugal-la⸣-ke₄ ZA du₃-ba-ra... kingship ... for you
12'[...]-x-ke₄... ...
13'[...]-x te-e... approaching
14'[...]-x-ta-a...-taya
15'[...]-e-a... ...
16'[...] mu-ak-e... he did
17'[... mah]-⸢am₃⸣ u₃-mu-un mah-am₃... is magnificent, the lord is magnificent.
18'[...] mu-lu mah-am₃... is a great man
19'[... u₃]-mu-un mah-am₃ u₃-mu-un mah-am₃... the lord is magnificent, the king is magnificent.
20'[...] x-x-x ⸢u₃-mu-un⸣ [...]... the lord of ...

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