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

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DesignationCDLI Literary needed, ex. nn ?
IDP274208
Museum no.BM 088318
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)
1⸢uru₂⸣ ul-le-⸢da⸣ [uru₂ ul-le-da]“I want to go out to the city, I want to enter the city!
2e₂ ul-le-da [e₂ ul-le-da]The house that was built, the house that had been built
3gal₄-la-ŋu₁₀ duru₅{ru}am₃ [gal₄-la-ŋu₁₀ duru₅{ru}am₃]The galla-demon is a young male goat, the gallā-denon is an old female goat
4ga-ša-an-an-na me-en [...]I am Gašanana
5ga-ša-an-an-na me-en [...]I am Gašanana
6gal₄-la-ŋu₁₀ lu₂-ur₃-ra am₃-[...]The galla demons ... the crook
7gal₄-la-ŋu₁₀ lu₂ dub₃-tuku šu ⸢de₃⸣-[...]The galla demon, the one who possesses strength, the hand of the e’ede demon
8dam-e dam-e mi-⸢ri⸣ [...]The spouse, the spouse ...
9u₃ dumu e₂ la-ba-an-ši-[...]and the son of the house did not ...
101(u) }} u₃ e-ne-eŋ₃ ba-e šu ⸢de₃⸣-[...]10 and “You are the one who shook the hand(?) of the demon
11gi-gid₂-da mu-un-da-dur₂-⸢ru⸣-[ne-eš]They sit with him on the reed mat
12en me-en gub-ba-<<ba>> e₂ am-ma li-[bi₂-...]I am the lord, stationed at the house of the wild bull
13en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-ne en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-neThe surpassing lords, the surpassing
14unug{ki}ga e₂-an-na en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-neIn Uruk, in the Eanna, the supreme lord
15zabalam₂{ki} gi-gun₄{ki}na en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-neIn Zabalam and Giguna, the exalted lords
16adab{ki} e₂-sar-ra en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-neIn Adab, the Esara temple, the supreme lord
17⸢nibru⸣{ki} i₃-si-in{ki} en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-neIn Nippur and Isin, the surpassing lords
18⸢urim₂⸣{ki} e₂-dilmun-na en diri-ga-ŋu₁₀-neIn Ur, the Edilmuna temple, the supreme lord
19x-x i-zi mu-tin dur₂-ru arahₓ(|UŠ.BU.DA|)... the young woman, the one who sat down, the young man
201(u) }} x-x-ŋa₂ zag hul₂-bi e₂-bi... its happy side, its house
21⸢e-ne⸣-ra mu-un-ak-en nam-mi-in-du₃I did it for them, I built it.
22u₃-tu-da an-na kar-ra-kar-ra-gin₇Like a child born in heaven,
23⸢x-ra⸣-zu-gin₇ nam-ukur₃ di-diLike your ..., I want to ride the niphu.
24ba-ni-in-ku₄-re-en ba-ni-in-ku₄-re-enYou will enter, you will enter.
25šeš-e kiri₆-na ba-ni-in-ku₄-re-enThe hand brought me into his garden
26{d}dumu-zi kiri₆-na ba-ni-in-ku₄-re-enDumuzi brought me into his garden.
27mu-un-gub an-na ba-an-da-mu-de₃She stands in heaven, she is to be seen.
28mu-nud an-na ba-an-da-gub-be₂-enI stand with him in the bed of heaven.
29{ŋeš}hašhur-e zi-de₃-eš gam-e-enYou are indeed the true apple tree
301(u) }} šeš-ŋu₁₀ u₃-en₃ ša₄-a ŋen“Alas, how long will you be in the womb?
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31en {d}dumu-zi mu-un-ši-de₆-nathe lord Dumuzi whom he had brought
32{ŋeš}asal₂ il-lu-ur-bi ta mu-un-ši-de₆-naWhat did the asal plant grow?
33diŋir e-ne-ra ta mu-un-ši-de₆-naWhat did the intercalary river bring to him?
34me-e ša₃-ŋu₁₀-ta gu am₃-ši-ib-de₂I roared from the womb
35gu am₃-ši-ma-al gu am₃-ši-ib-de₂There is flax, it spreads flax.
36še am₃-ši-ma-al še am₃-ši-ib-de₂There is barley, he is bringing barley.
37aš-te-na e₂ me-na ŋa₂-a-kamWhere is the house, when will it be located?
38{na₄}du₈-ši-a e₂ ur-saŋ ŋa₂-a-kamIt is a dusû-stone of the house of Ursa.
39{d}nin-e₂-gal ku₄-ra na-ug₅-de₃Ninegala who enters, to die
401(u) }} am-e ma₂ ma-al-la ma₂ mi-ni-riThe wild bull has a boat, he has torn out the boat.
41am-e {d}dumu-zi-de₃ ma₂ ma-al-laThe wild bull Dumuzi is on the boat.
42ga-⸢ša⸣-an-gal-e ⸢ama⸣-ŋu₁₀ ga-ša-an-gal-eI want to utter an arazu prayer to you, (but) the mother of the amangal prayer is not suitable for you
43am-e {d}dumu-zi-de₃ ga-ša-an-gal-eWild bull Dumuzi, Gašangal
44ama-ŋu₁₀ ga-ša-an-gal-e am-e gal-gal-la-kamThe mother, Gašangal, the wild bull, is one of many.
45{d}ze₂-er-tur-re ama-ŋu₁₀ {d}ze₂-er-tur-reZērtur, mother Zertur
46am-e {d}dumu-zi-de₃ {d}ze₂-er-tur-reWild bull Dumuzi, Zertur
47ama-ŋu₁₀ {d}ze₂-er-tur-re am gal-gal-la-kamThe mother Zertur is the great wild bull
48lu₂ ki-sikil an-ne₂ gub-ba-ma-ab“Let the maiden stand in heaven for me!
49an-ne₂ gub-<ba>-ma-ab am-e gal-gal-la-kamBe present in heaven, it is a wild bull of many kinds.
501(u) }} {d}dumu-zi-de₃ an-ne₂ gub-ba-ma-[ab]May Dumuzi stand before An
51an-ne₂ gub-ba-ma-ab am-e gal-gal-la-[kam]Be present for me in heaven, it is a wild bull with many features.
52um-ma ze₂-e um-ma ze₂-[e]“O sweet, O sweet,
5352 šir₃-nam-ŋešba {d}inana-⸢kam⸣52 (lines) Inana-e23

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