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MAOG 11/1-2, 85-94 (P282495)

Lexical, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationMAOG 11/1-2, 85-94
IDP282495
Museum no.VAT 09552
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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)
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1ur₄ ha-ma-a-mumay my hair grow long!
2ur₄-še₃ a-na ha-ma-mito the horizon
3še ur₄-ur₄ e-ṣe-du(a kind of barley) that is to be gathered
4še ur₄-ur₄-ru-da a-na {<|KI.MIN|(e-ṣe-du)>}to be poured out
5|ŠE.KIN| ku₅ e-ṣe-duharvester of the esdu-flour
6|ŠE.KIN| ku₅-še₃ a-na {<|KI.MIN|(e-ṣe-du)>}a harvester to ditto (ditto)
7u₄ |ŠE.KIN| ku₅ u₄-mi {<|KI.MIN|(e-ṣe-du)>}the day of the harvest, the day ditto
8eŋir |ŠE.KIN| ku₅ ar-ki {<|KI.MIN|(e-ṣe-du)>}Ebir
9buru₁₄ e-bu-ruharvest, harvest
10buru₁₄ nu-ub-da-me-a la-a-am e-bu-riThere is no harvest, no harvest.
11buru₁₄ nu-ub-da-ŋin-KIN-a {<MIN(la-a-am)>} e-bu-ri il-la-kam₂The harvest is not to be gathered, it is to be carried off.
12⸢buru₁₄⸣ an-gu₇-e e-bu-<<x>>-ra ik-kalHe eats the harvest, he ... the ebu<...>.
13⸢buru₁₄⸣-ta ba-ra-e₁₁-de₃ i-na e-⸢bu-ri⸣ i-⸢tel-li⸣(Sum) In the harvest he will not come out from the harvest (Akk) From the harvest it will come out in the harvest
14⸢buru₁₄⸣-še₃ a-na ⸢e-bu-ri⸣in the harvest to the eburi plant
15[...] ⸢buru₁₄⸣-še₃ a-di e-⸢bu-ri⸣... the harvest until the eburî
16⸢x⸣ buru₁₄-še₃ a-di e-bu-rito the harvest until the harvest
17[u₄] ⸢buru₁₄⸣-še₃ a-na u₄-me {<MIN(e-bu-ri)>}on the day of the harvest, in the days to come
18[mu]-⸢DU⸣ buru₁₄-še₃ a-na šu-⸢ru-ub-ti⸣ {<3(e-bu-ri)>}when the harvest is to be brought in
19[x]-⸢x⸣ buru₁₄-še₃ a-na ši-ip-⸢kat₃⸣ {<4(e-bu-ri)>}... of the harvest to Šip-ekat
20[buru₁₄]-⸢sig₄⸣-ga ka-la ⸢x x⸣ {<5(e-bu-ri)>}The “Buru-esig-egâ,> all the ...-eggs, the 5 eburi-plants
21[ur₃]-ra-ta i-na u₂-rifrom the roof to the roof
22[ur₃-ra]-⸢ta⸣ ka ba-ab-še₃ iš-tu u₂-ri ana ⸢pi ap⸣-tiFrom the city to the Apsu temple
23[ur₃-ra]-⸢ta⸣ igi ba-ab-še₃ {<|KI.MIN|(iš-tu)>} u₂-ri a-na pa-ni ⸢ap-ti⸣before Urra-etae, ditto, the city before Apti-e
24{[giš}ba-ri₂]-⸢ga⸣ gi-na-ta i-na par₂-sik-ti ⸢gi-ne₂-e⸣From the regular barī-e’e tree in the courtyard of the ginû-house
25{[giš}ban₂] ⸢maš₂⸣ e₂-a-ta i-na {giš}BAN₂ ṣi-⸢bat bi-ti⸣From the seah of the Emaš-ēta, from the house of the Ṣi-ebat of Bit-e3
26{[giš}ban₂] ⸢maš₂⸣ kar-ra-ta {<MIN(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ṣi-bat ⸢ka-ri⸣From a seah of emašû-tree, from a quay ditto, seah (of) ekarīnu-wood,
27{[giš}ban₂] {⸢d⸣}utu-a-ta {<3(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ {d}⸢UTU⸣From the seah of the Šamaš temple, three seahs of the sun
28{[giš}ban₂] {⸢d⸣}|AMAR.ZALAG₂|a-ta {<4(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ {d}|AMAR.ZALAG₂|from the seah of E22d-E23, 4 seahs of Marduk
29{[giš}ban₂] {d}|AMAR.ZALAG₂| {<5(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ {d}|AMAR.ZALAG₂|Five sutu of Marduk
30[ga-an]-⸢na⸣-ab-du₁₁-ga-ta ša nam-har-⸢ti⸣After you have sworn by the command of Namhar-eti
31{[giš}ban₂] {⸢d⸣}|AMAR.ZALAG₂| zi-ga-ta {<6(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ {d}|AMAR.ZALAG₂| ša ṣi-tiFrom the seah of E22d’e23, Marduk's rising, 6 seahs of marduk, belonging to Šiti
32{[giš}ban₂] ⸢gi⸣-na-ta {<7(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ kit-tiFrom a seah of ebony 7 seahs of truth
33{[giš}ban₂] ⸢gi⸣-na-ta {<8(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ gi-ne₂-efrom the seah of the e’ena-tree 8 seahs of regular offerings
34{[giš}ban₂ bil₂]-⸢za-za tag-ga-ta⸣ {<9(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša BIL₂-ZA-ZA mah-ṣa-atThe seah of the bilzaza-vessel is to be smashed, the seah that is to slather it is high.
35{[giš}ban₂ {giš}mar tag-ga-ta] {<10(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂] ⸢ša⸣ {giš}MAR {<MIN(mah-ṣa-at)>}From a seah of tamarisk, ten seahs of ēša-e23-tree, ditto of daggers.
36{[giš}ban₂ ...] {<11(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša ...]-⸢x⸣-ṭa {<3(mah-ṣa-at)>}The seah of ..., the seah (of) ...-ēṭa
37{[giš}ban₂ ...] {<12(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša ...]-⸢ba⸣ {<4(mah-ṣa-at)>}a seah of , 12 seahs of ...-eba-e3 4(maḫšat)
38{[giš}ban₂ ...] {<13(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša ...]-⸢x⸣ {<5(mah-ṣa-at)>}a seah of , a five-maḫṣat (measure)
39{[giš}ban₂ ...] {<14(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša ...] {<6(mah-ṣa-at)>}a seah 14 (ikû)
40{[giš}ban₂ ...] {<15(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša ...] {<7(mah-ṣa-at)>}a seah of , a seven-mahṣat (measure)
41{[giš}ban₂ ...] {<16(i-na)>} {giš}BAN₂ ša ...] {<8(mah-ṣa-at)>}a seah 16 (ikû)
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1še maš₂-bi an-ni-⸢ib₂⸣-[aŋ₂-ŋe₂₆] [...]The barley, its interest, Anni-ea
2ku₃-⸢dun⸣ ⸢ta⸣-[at-tu-ru]Ku-edun-e, E-ta-e-atturu
3ku₃-dun an-tuku {<|KI.MIN|(⸢ta⸣-[at-tu-ru])>} [i-šu]The one who has power, ditto has it.
4ku₃ a₂-tuku ka-sap ne₂-⸢me⸣-[li]The silver, the power, the silver of Ne’eme-eli
5ku₃ im-ba bu-tuq-qu-⸢u₂⸣The silver in its brickwork is a tuqqû-demon.
6ku₃ im-ba ak-a ba-ta-⸢qu⸣The silver that was deposited there was taken away.
7ku₃ im-ba ba-an-ak ib-ta-ta-⸢aq⸣The silver was poured out, it has been taken away.
8ku₃ dam-gar₃-ra ka-sap tam-ka-riThe silver of the merchant, the silver of trading,
9ku₃ dam-tak₄-a {<MIN(ka-sap)>} u₂-zu-be₂-ethe silver of the merchant, ditto uzubê,
10ku₃ niŋ₂-mi₂-us₂-sa {<3(ka-sap)>} ter-ha-tithe silver of her nīmuš-gift, the terḫatu-gift
11ku₃-pad-ra₂ ši-be-er-tuSilver, šibertu-gift
12ku₃-pad-ra₂ ki-la₂ tag-ga {<|KI.MIN|(ši-be-er-tu)>} ša-qil-tuThe silver, the weight, the šaqiltu-gift
13ku₃-pad-ra₂ ki-la₂ nu-tag-ga {<|KI.MIN|(ši-be-er-tu)>} la-a {<|KI.MIN|(ša-qil-tu)>}The silver, the weight is not to be weighed. Ditto, not ditto
14ku₃-pad-ra₂-ni ši-be-er-ta-šuHis silver, his gift
15⸢ku₃-pad⸣-ra₂-ni in-šum₂ {<|KI.MIN|(ši-be-er-ta-šu₂)>} id-dinHe who the e-ku-pad-e-rāni has bought, ditto has given.
16⸢ku₃-pad⸣-ra₂-<ni> mi-ni-in-šum₂ {<|KI.MIN|(ši-be-er-ta-šu₂)>} id-din-šuHe gave him his e-ku-pad-vessel.
17⸢ku₃⸣ bala-še₃ ak-a KU₃-BABBAR ma-ki-irThe silver was paid in full.
18ku₃ nam-du₈-a KU₃-BABBAR ip-ṭi₂-rihe has received the silver of the door-jamb and the silver.
19ku₃ KA-keš₂-da KU₃-BABBAR ki-iṣ-riSilver KA-kešda, silver of the kiṣru
20ku₃-ta gub-ba KU₃-BABBAR ma-an-za-zihe will pay the silver in full.
21ku₃ nam-tab-ba KU₃-BABBAR tap-pu-tuthe silver of rivalry (and) the corresponding silver
22ku₃ ur₅ tuku KU₃-BABBAR hu-bu-li(If) he has silver, he will repay the silver.
23ku₃ im-ba(GIŠ) i-bi-su-u₂The silver of the bricks is its interest.
24i-bi₂-za {<|KI.MIN|(i-bi-su₂-u₂)>}before you, ditto
25i-bi₂-za ba-an-ak {<|KI.MIN|(i-bi-su₂-u₂)>} ir-ta-šiHe opened your eyes, ditto he departed.
26i-bi₂-za ba-an-tuku {<|KI.MIN|(i-bi-su₂-u₂)>} ir-ta-šihe acquired from you; alternatively, he returned to you.
27buluŋ₃-gub-ba hi-im-ṣa-a-tu(a kind of container for) emmer
28buluŋ₃-gub-ba-a-ni hi-im-ṣa-a-tu-šuhis storage room with its ...
29buluŋ₃-gub-ba-a-ni a-na-an-ga-a {<|KI.MIN|(hi-im-ṣa-a-tu-šu)>} mi-nu-maWhy does his cella not exist?”
30⸢ša₃⸣-mul lib₃-bi ši-iṭ-riThe ēša-emul (temple) is the heart of reconciliation
31⸢ša₃⸣-mul e₂ ad-da {<MIN(lib₃-bi)>} ši-iṭ-ri E₂ A-BAThe E-mul, the house of the father, ditto (is) the šīṭri of the house.
32-33ša₃-mul e₂ ad-da šu bi₂-in-ti {<3(lib₃-bi)>} ši-iṭ-ri E₂ A-BA il-qeThe šamul of the father’s house he took.
34da-ga-an-tum-ma ta-ap-hu-ur-tu“Dagantum and tapḫurtu
35da-ga-an-tum-ma-ta i-na {<|KI.MIN|(ta-ap-hu-ur-tu)>}the Dagantummātu in ditto
36da-ga-an-tum-ma-ta an-na-ab-su-su-de₃ i-na {<|KI.MIN|(ta-ap-hu-ur-tu)>} i-rib-šuIn order to bind him with the “distortion-of-justice’, he was born.
37a₂-tuku ne₂-me-luthe one who has strength and wisdom
38a₂-tuku a-na i₃-ŋal₂-la {<MIN(ne₂-me-lu)>} ma-la ib-ba-šu-u₂the power to carry off, as many as there are
39teš₂-a-se₃-ga-bi in-ba-eš mit-ha-riš i-zu-zuIts teeming prayers have been uttered, they know each other
40a₂-tuku a-na i₃-ŋal₂-la {<3(ne₂-me-lu)>} ma-la ib-ba-šu-u₂the power to carry off, as many as there are
41⸢teš₂-a⸣-se₃-ga-bi in-ba-e-ne mit-ha-riš i-zu-zuThey have sworn by the command of Eteš-aesega that they will fight with each other
42[šu]-⸢du₈⸣-a qa-ta-[tu]Hand-lifting device
43[šu-du₈]-a-še₃ a-na qa-ta-[te]as a gift
44[šu-du₈-a-še₃ in]-⸢šum₂⸣ {<|KI.MIN|(a-na)>} qa-ta-[te] ⸢id⸣-[din]It is a gift, it is given to him. Ditto for the hands of the River
45[šu-du₈-a-še₃ mi-ni-in]-⸢šum₂⸣ {<|KI.MIN|(a-na)>} qa-ta-[te] id-⸢din⸣-[šu]He smote him, ditto to his hands he gave him.
46[...] {<|KI.MIN|(a-na)>} qa-ta-[te] uš-⸢zi⸣-[iz]..., ditto, to the hands he raised up
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1'⸢nu⸣-[sa-ne] [...]The esānu priestess
2'⸢nu⸣-[bar-bar-ra] [...]... the ebarbara rites
3'su-⸢ta⸣ [kur₂] [...]... changed from the south
4'e₂-[bar-ra] [...]The Ebara temple
5'aad-da ⸢u₃⸣ [ama] [...]father of the E-e-e, mother of
5'b[...] [la-a i]-⸢šu-u₂⸣... he will not go out
6'ad-da-a-⸢ni⸣ [u₃ ama-a-ni] [...] ⸢MEŠ⸣His father and mother
7'nu-⸢un-zu-a⸣ [la-a i-du]-⸢u₂⸣He does not know, he does not learn.
8'pu₂-⸢ta⸣ [pa₃-da] [ina bur-ti a-tu]-⸢šu⸣I have found a well in the Atu'ešû canal
9'sila-⸢ta⸣ [ba-an-ku₄-ra] [ina su-qi₂ šu-ru]-⸢ub⸣I entered the street, in the street of Šurub
10'ka ⸢ur⸣-[gi₇-ta] ⸢i-na pi-i⸣ [kal]-⸢bi⸣From the mouth of the Ur-egi temple, from the mouth(?) of the mighty
11'ba-⸢an-da-kar⸣ ⸢e⸣-[ki]-⸢im⸣he turned away, he destroyed the E-ki-e-im
12'ka uga(|U₂.NAGA.GA|)ta⸣ ⸢i-na pi-i a⸣-ri-bi“From the mouth of the lord’s mouth,
13'mi-ni-in-ta-šub u₂-šad-dihe has brought in, he is bringing in
14'ki lu₂-inim-inim-ma ka-na-ta i-na ⸢ma⸣-har ši-biLike a ‘witness’ a sealed document from eḫar,
15'ŋiri₃-na ⸢šu⸣ bi₂-in-ti GIRI₃-šu il-qeHe has taken his foot off the threshing floor.
16'gi-gub-ba ŋiri₃-na min₃-da-at še-pi-šuThe reed-bed of the forest is two-thirds of its weight
17-18'{na₄}kišib lu₂-inim-inim-ma-ke₄-ne-a-ta i-na ku-nu-uk ši-bu-tiBy the seal of the witnesses
19'ib₂-ra-ra-aš ib-ru-umIbrāš (means) ibrûm
20'eme₂-ga-la₂-še₃ mi-ni-in-šum₂ a-na mu-še-niq-ti id-din-šuHe gave it to the emegala priestess,
21'eme₂-ga-la₂-a-ni-še₃ a-na mu-<še>-niq-ti-šu EŠ₅ MU-MEŠFor the sake of his emegala priesthood he dedicated it (this vessel).
22'mu eš₅-kam₂-ma še-ba i₃-ba ep-ra piš-ša-taYear: the fifth (of which followed the 30th of the preceding month).
23'siki-ba tug₂-ba-bi in-na-ni-in-kalag lu-bu-uš-ta u₂-dan-na-anHe strengthened its wool and its textiles, he strengthened the garments.
24'ud-da ud-me-da-še₃ šum₂-ma im-ma-ti-maOn the day of the moon's disappearance
25'su-sa-bi im-ma-ta-e₃ ni-šu-su e-te-lam-ma(Sum) Its herdsman came out (Akk) His flock came out, its herd came out
26'lu₂ ba-an-da-ri-bi le-qa-a-šuWhoever breaks the contract, take it
27'ga-bala ba-an-du₃-du₃ iq-qa-a-ar(Sum) The bala was built, it was shattered (Akk) It was demolished and destroyed
28'{dug}banmin ga nam-lu₂-u₁₈(URU-)lu-ke₄ kab-du-qa-a ši-zi-⸢ib⸣The libation vessel of the milk of mankind is full of šizib offerings.
29'u₃-un-na-an-šum₂ a-mi-lu-ti u₂-⸢ma⸣-[al-la]-⸢ma⸣“If he screams at him, if he shouts at me,
30'dumu-a-ni ba-an-tum₂-mu DUMU-šu ⸢i-tab⸣-[bal]his son Bantummu, his son, Itab-ebal
31'nam-dumu ma-[ru-tu]the sonship of maritu
32'⸢nam⸣-dumu-a-ni ma-[ru-us-su]his own son he bore him.
33'⸢nam-dumu⸣-a-ni-še₃ a-⸢na⸣ [ma-ru-ti-šu]his first-born son
34'⸢nam-dumu⸣-a-ni-še₃ ba-an-na-ni-⸢in⸣-[ri] [...]After he had entrusted him with the namdum priesthood
35'[nam]-ibila [...]... heirship
36'[nam]-⸢ibila⸣-a-⸢ni⸣ [...]... his heirship
37'[nam]-⸢ibila-a⸣-ni-[še₃] [...]his heirship
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1'[...] [...] iṭ-hi-šu... ... with him
2'[...] [... iṭ]-hu-u₂... they smote
3'[...] [a-na ki-si]-⸢it⸣-ti... to the kisītu priesthood
4'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣ ul i-šu... he has not
5'[...] [ki-ma] ⸢ma⸣-ri-šu-ma... like his mother
6'[...] [iš-ta]-na-ap-par₂-šu... he keeps sending to him
7'[...] [a-mi-lu-us]-su e-mur-ma... saw his ..., and
8'[...] [a]-⸢na⸣ ŠEŠ-ti-šu u₂-ter-šu... his hand he removed
9'[...] ⸢ṭup⸣-pi ap-lu-ti-šu... his scepter
10'[...] ⸢iš⸣-ṭu-ur-šu... his
11'[...] ⸢in-ŋar⸣ ma-rat-su ana UR₂-šu iš-kun... the ēšû-bird, his wife, placed it on his lap
12'[...]-⸢bi⸣ E₂ <u₃> u₂-na-ti-šu... the house of his utensils
13'[...]-⸢šum₂⸣ ip-qi-su... he appointed him
14'[lu₂-kar-ra ad]-⸢da⸣-na-ra ar-bu šu-u₂ a-na a-bi-šu₂To the fugitive Adānara, that slave to his father
15'[a-na ba]-⸢an⸣-tuku-a mim₃-ma ša ir-šu-u₂To the one who seeks me, whatever he desires
16'[in]-⸢na-ni⸣-in-ku₄ u₂-še-rib-šuhe entered, he made him enter
17'⸢tukum⸣-bi ad-da-na šum₂-ma a-ba-a-šuIf his father, if his father
18'⸢gu₂⸣ ba-da-an-bar iz-ze-erThe throne-dais was shattered, it shook
19'[a-na] ⸢in⸣-na-an-ku₄-ra-ta i-na mim₃-ma ša u₂-še-ri-bu-šuto Inana-ankura from whatever he brought
20'⸢ba⸣-ra-e₁₁-de₃ i-tel-li“If he goes up to the eraba temple, he will become rich.
21'⸢u₃⸣ min ma-na ku₃-babbar-ra niŋ₂-mi₂-us₂-sa u₃ MIN MA-NA KU₃-BABBAR te-er-ha-at(If) a house ditto, one mina of silver is its value, and a second mina (of) silver is to be purchased.
22'[dam]-ma-a-na in-la₂-e DAM-šu i-ša-qal(If) he takes away his wife, he will forfeit his wife.
23'⸢x⸣ arad ar-duE-e-e, servant of Ardu.
24'⸢nam⸣-arad-da ar-du-tu“Ename-aradda, the young woman,
25'⸢nam⸣-arad-da in-ak {<|KI.MIN|(ar-du-tu)>} il-lakHe performed the name-arada ritual, ditto he went.
26'⸢nam⸣-arad-da ab-ba-ak {<|KI.MIN|(ar-du-tu)>} it-ta-lak“Ename-aradda, he went, ditto,
27'⸢eŋir ud-da⸣-še₃ a-na ar-kat₃ u₄-meIn the future, at any time,
28'eŋir ⸢ba⸣-uš₂-a-ta ar-ki im-tu-tuFrom the Ebir temple to the Ebuš temple he walked behind.
29'ud-kur₂-še₃ a-na ar-kat₃ u₄-meIn the future, at any time
30'ud-na-me-še₃ a-na ma-ti-main the future, wherever
31-32'lu₂-na-me inim-ma nu-un-ši-⸢in⸣-ŋa₂-ŋa₂(MA) ma-am-ma ul i-rag-gu-umNo one shall raise a claim against anyone.
32'aTILfinished.
33'a-ša₃ eq-lufield irrigated
34'DUB EŠ₅-KAM₂-MA ki uludin-bi-še₃ a-na it-ti-šuTablet of the fifth eškama, when it becomes clear to him
35'ŠU-NIGIN₂ 3 ŠU sad-ru MU-BI-IM GABA-RI |EN.LIL₂|{ki}A total of 3. Hand of sadru. Copy from Enlil.
36'ŠU {m}{d}EN-ŠEŠ-ŠUM₂-na {⸢lu₂}DUB⸣-SAR ⸢TUR⸣Hand of Bēl-šuma-iddina, the scribe of the small temple
37'DUMU {<m>}{d}nin-urta-u₂-TI-LA-⸢su {lu₂⸣}[DUB-SAR LUGAL]son of Ninurta-uballiṭ-esu, royal scribe
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1{⸢iti⸣}{d}30 {iti}GU₄ UD 19KAM₂ li-mu {m}{⸢d}a⸣-[šur-x-x]Month Sîn, 19th day, eponymy of Aya-ešur-.

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