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SpTU 2, 052 (P274483)

Lexical, Hellenistic, Uruk · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE

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DesignationSpTU 2, 052
IDP274483
Museum no.IM —
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

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)
r i'
1'{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
2'{kuš}⸢dib⸣-[dib] [...]The edib-snake
3'{kuš}⸢da⸣-[x] [...]... sandals
4'{kuš}⸢da-x⸣ [...]... sandals
5'{kuš}⸢dib⸣-[dib] [...]The edib-snake
6'{kuš}kin-[tur] [...]a small leather pouch
7'{kuš}saŋ kud-[da] [...]a long sandal
8'{kuš}e₆-[a] [...]... sandals
9'{kuš}ellaŋ₂ šu |LAGAB+LAGAB|⸢ma⸣ [...]“If he slips through the door pivots of the door,
10'kuš-tab-ba [...]leather pouches
11'{kuš}gur₂₁(E) me-[sir₂-ru]a leather bag for a scepter
12'{kuš}gur₂₁ si {<MIN(me-[sir₂-ru])>} [qar-ni]The horn of the horned harp
13'{kuš}gur₂₁ šag₄-ba tuku ša₂-[pu-u₂]who has a protective spirit, a šapû
14'{kuš}gur₂₁ šag₄-ba tuku ⸢ša₂⸣ [up-pi-ti]The one who has a scepter of the interior of the eša-e-mti
15'{kuš}gur₂₁ šag₄-ba tuku ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]The one who has a leather bag in his hand, the eša-e23-plant
16'{kuš}gur₂₁ huduš(TU) [...]“The gur21-garment, the ḫudus-skin(?)
17'{kuš}gur₂₁ UD-TU [...]... a leather bag
18'{kuš}gur₂₁ kin-DU-a [...]... a leather bag
19'{kuš}gur₂₁ kin-DU-⸢a⸣ [...]... a leather bag for the kin-du-ea ritual
20'{kuš}gur₂₁ kin-DU-⸢a⸣ [...]... a leather bag for the kin-du-ea ritual
21'{kuš}ka-du₃ [...]The kadu-garment
22'{kuš}ka-du₃ [...]The kadu-garment
23'{kuš}ka-du₃ [...]The kadu-garment
24'{kuš}ka-⸢du₃⸣ [...]The ka-edu-e3 sandal
25'{kuš}ka-⸢du₃ x⸣-[x] [...]The ka-edu-strap
26'{kuš}⸢ka⸣-[du₃ ...] [...]The eka’edu weapon
27'{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
28'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
r ii'
1'[...] ⸢zu₂ keš₂⸣ ⸢ša₂ ki⸣-[iṣ-ri]... the ešu temple, the keša temple, and the ki’iṣru temple
2'{⸢kuš}suhub⸣ bar gun₃-gun₃ ša₂ bir-⸢mi⸣a speckled outer garment made of bir-wood
3'{kuš}suhub munus-e-ne ša₂ sin-niš-ša₂-a-tu₂The shoes of women
4'{kuš}suhub niŋ₂-šu-kam-ma ša₂ e-riš-tiIt is the niphu-strap, it is of the erištu type
5'{kuš}suhub ŋiri₃ gi₄-a šal-la-pit-tuma šuhub-shoot, reed bundle, svalla-pittu-material
6'{kuš}dug₃-gan tuk-kan-nua tukkannu-bag
7'{kuš}dug₃-gan kug-babbar {<MIN(tuk-kan-nu)>} kas₃-pia bowl of silver, ditto of beer;
8'{kuš}dug₃-gan kug-sig₁₇ {<MIN(tuk-kan-nu)>} hu-ra-ṣua gold scepter, a ḫurasbu-garment
9'{kuš}dug₃-gan maš-tab-ba tu-ma-ma-a-tu₂a tumamatu-vessel (made) of alum
10'{kuš}dug₃-gan maš-tab-ba šu-ta-ha-a-tu₂a thong, a double-edged rope
11'{kuš}dug₃-gan mun tuk-kan-nu ṭa-ab-tuma leather bag with salt in it, sealed,
12'{kuš}dug₃-gan gazi{sar} {<MIN(tuk-kan-nu)>} kas₃-si-iaa bowl of gazi-beer, ditto my beer;
13'{kuš}dug₃-gan ⸢naŋa⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(tuk-kan-nu)>} ⸢u₂-hu⸣-lua bowl of ēšu-wine, a ditto bowl of olives,
14'{⸢kuš}dug₃-gan gi₄-dub⸣-ba-a {<⸢MIN⸣(tuk-kan-nu)>} qa-an ṭup-puThe scepter, the reed screen, and the ešminkannu-vessel are the contents of the tablet.
15'{⸢kuš⸣}dug₃-gan an-ti-bal šu-ta-bal-kut-tu₂“Anti-bal, Šutabal-kuttu,
16'{kuš}an-ti-bal {<MIN(šu-ta-bal-kut-tu₂)>}a pair of sandals,
17'{kuš}lu-ub₂ lu-up-pua leather bag for a lubpu garment
18'{kuš}lu-ub₂(LU) mar-du tu-ša₂-riThe lub2 garment, the šārdu-garment that you brought
19'{kuš}lu-ub₂ sig pa-ti-ria sandal made of low-quality leather
20'{kuš}lu-ub₂ pa-ti-ri {<MIN(pa-ti-ri)>}“Lib2-Patiri, ditto(?)
21'{kuš}lu-ub₂ pa-ti-ih {<ŠU(patīhu)>}{hu}a lub-shoot, a protective spirit (and) a hand
22'{kuš}lu-ub₂ pa-ti-ha-tum pa-ti-ha-ti“Patiḫātum-shoot’s (and) Patihatum-soapwort
23'{kuš}lu-ub₂ i₃-ŋeš nu-u₂-hua leather bag that is not torn out
24'{kuš}lu-ub₂ i₃-ŋeš a-a-ṣua leather bag, I shall carry
25'{⸢kuš⸣}lu-ub₂ i₃ ban₃-da ne₂-reb-tumThe lub-vessel, filled with pure oil,
26'{[kuš]}⸢lu-ub₂⸣ saŋ-sur ša-gu-ura šagūru-shoot
27'{[kuš}saŋ]-sur {<MIN(ša-gu-ur)>}a pair of sandals
28'{[kuš}saŋ]-ŋar ip-šu₂a leather pouch has been opened
29'[...] maš-ga-aš... mašgâsu-plant
30'[...] ⸢qa-šat⸣ ku-ru-us-su... his loins
r iii'
1'[...] [nap-la-sa]-⸢a⸣-[tu₂]... the naplassû-demon
2'[...] ⸢a⸣-pa-a-tu₂... epātu-plant
3'[...] ⸢a⸣-ša₂-a-tu₂... ea-ešātu
4'{[kuš}ul] ⸢anše⸣ ul-lua leather bag of eansu-e23 plant
5'{[kuš}šu₂-dul₄] ⸢anše⸣ na-at-tul-luThe šudul garments of the eanše temple are torn out
6'[...]-⸢ra⸣ na-aṣ-ba-rum... the naṣbarum
7'[...]-⸢x⸣ maš-ga-aš... mašgâsu-plant
8'[...]-⸢DU-de₃⸣ mu(KAM-)še-lu-u₂...-ēdu-e3
9'{[kuš}niŋ₂-bar]-⸢zid⸣-da {<MIN(mu-še-lu-u₂)>}a pair of sandals
10'{[kuš}kab₂]-⸢ga-lu⸣ {<ŠU(kabkūlum)>}{lum}a leather bag, hand-bag
11'{[kuš]}⸢usan₃⸣ qin-na-a-zuyour e’usan-e3 sandals
12'{[kuš}eme]-usan₃ tu-ša₂-ri“You have brought the emesan-shoot
13'[...] ⸢ma-šak šik⸣-ke-e-ter-ri... the scepter of the netherworld
14'[...] {<[MIN(ma-šak)>} an-du-hal]-⸢la⸣-tum... Anduhal-elatum
15'[...] [...]-zu... your
16'[...] [...]-i...-i
17'[...] [...]-u₂...-u
18'[...] [...]-tum...-tum
19'[...] [...]-ṣu...-ṣu
20'[...] [...]-a-tu₂... ...-atu
21'[...] [...]-qu...-qu
22'[...] [...]-u₂...-u
23'[...] [...]-⸢mi⸣... ...-emî

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