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MAOG 11/1-2, 94-98 (P282496)

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

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DesignationMAOG 11/1-2, 94-98
IDP282496
Museum no.VAT 09716
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)
o i
4[x bar]-⸢ra⸣ {<4(pû)>} pe-tu-u₂... bar-era-e23
5[x] ⸢bar-ra⸣ {<5(pû)>} uš-šu-rux ebarrâ-plants, five plants of the ušur-plant
6[x] ⸢bad-ra₂⸣ pi-it pi-i... the outer wall, opening of the wall
7[x] ba {<MIN(pi-it)>} {<MIN(pi-i)>}... ditto
8[x] ba e-peš {<3(pi-i)>}... to do
9[x] gilim si-kur {<4(pi-i)>}x reed bundles of 4 (pieces of) sikur-wood
10[x] u₅ la-aq {<5(pi-i)>}... oil, laqû-plant, <flour>
11⸢ka-ka⸣ pa-a-nuto open the door
12⸢ka⸣-ta e₃ ⸢ṣi⸣-it pi-i“The one who goes out of your house, the one who enters through the mouth
13⸢ka⸣-ta šub-ba mi-qit pi-iFrom the threshing floor a stroke of the mouth
14e₃ up-pu-u₂
15gi pa {<MIN(up-pu-u₂)>}reeds, ...,
16gi-bil ak-a {<3(up-pu-u₂)>}“It is a requisition, it is an extispicy.
17|KI.KAL|{ki-ik-la} a-pi-tuThe KI.KAL, the apsû
18eme ⸢li-ša⸣-nutongue of Elišunu
19{⸢lu₂⸣}eme-tuku ša ⸢li⸣-ša-niElū-emetuku, whose lordship
20⸢eme⸣ ha-mun li-ša-an mit-⸢hur⸣-ti“May the emunû-demon, the one who has mercy, be reconciled with me!
21⸢lu₂⸣-saŋ-du nu-tuku la-a i-ša-nu-u₂a man who has no wife shall not have
22šilig(|URU×MIN×IGI|) li-i-šuMay he have a good reputation
23⸢niŋ₂⸣-silaŋ-ŋa₂ {<MIN(li-i-šu)>}“It is his second (name)
24{ni-sag}nesaŋ li-i-šua horned eagle
25sumun{⸢su⸣-mu-un}ša₄ la-aš₂-šuHe who has no rival
26i₃-{su-mu-un}sumun lu-šu-u₂Issumun, that man
27{i-nim}inim a-ma-⸢tu⸣“Inim, the flood,
28⸢inim⸣-inim-ma a-ma-tuWording (of an incantation) to speak
29⸢inim⸣ du₁₁-du₁₁ a-ma-tu qa-bu-u₂“It is said, it is uttered,‘word’
30inim di-di {<MIN(a-ma-tu)>} qa-bu-u₂to speak a word
31inim {bi}be₄-{bi}be₄ {<3(a-ma-tu)>} qa-bu-u₂“The word(s) spoken(?)
32inim šar₂-šar₂ muš-ta-bil₂ a-ma-tiThe king's word, the one who bears the word
33saŋ-geme₂ ⸢am⸣-tufemale slave of the ētu-priestess
34us₂ ⸢e⸣-me-duthe bank of the E’emedu
35e₂-meš um-ma-tuHouses of the Warp
36{ur}⸢ur₅⸣ {<MIN(um-ma-tu)>} ša HARēšû-plant, ditto of the ring
37{⸢u₂-mu-un}umun₂(UMUM) {<3(um-ma-tu)>} ⸢ša HAR⸣“Umunumun, the third eša plant, the harû-plant,
38[...] ⸢um-ma⸣-[na-a-tu]... eummānatu
39[...] [e]-⸢mu⸣ [...]... the E'emû temple
40[...] ⸢e-mu⸣ [...]... the emû priest
o ii
1⸢u₂-bil₂⸣-la₂ pi-⸢il₂-lu⸣-[u₂]ebillu-tree
2⸢u₂⸣-bil₂-la₂ u₂-pil₂-lu-[u₂]ebillû plant
3du₁₁-du₁₁ ⸢da⸣-ba-⸢bu⸣“It is enough, it is enough!’
4du₁₁-du₁₁ da-ab-bi-⸢bu⸣“Speak to Dābi-ebû!
5{⸢lu₂⸣}inim-du₁₁ {<MIN(da-ab-bi-bu)>}elū-e23-inimdu
6dimma(|KA.HI|) kur₂-ra du-ub-bu-buthey speak a strange word
7du₉{du}{du}du₉ {<MIN(du-ub-bu-bu)>}“Young man, you young woman, you old man
8dam-šah da-bu-u₂(a kind of stag)
9dim₂-šah {<MIN(da-bu-u₂)>}
10du₁₁ at-mu-u₂the command of Atmû
11du₁₁-du₁₁ {<MIN(at-mu-u₂)>}to speak, speak
12inim du₁₁-du₁₁ mu-ta-mu-u₂(Sum) The one who utters words, the one who is enraged (Akk) I have heard the words spoken
13amar{mušen} ⸢at-mu⸣Amar-ven, Atmu-e23
14|LU₂.KU|{te-eš-lu}{mušen} {<MIN(at-mu)>}“The šūlû-priests, ditto,
15ab tam-⸢tu⸣Sea of the Sea
16a-ab-ba {<MIN(tam-tu)>}the Sea
17ir pag ka-pa-du“Loose the earth’s trough—
18ir-pag ak-ak ku-up-pu-duIrpag (means) “to do, to do, and to do.‭
19{dug}nu-gid₂-da ku-up-pu-⸢tu⸣a bowl of kuppû-beer;
20{dug}gud₈-da {<MIN(ku-up-pu-tu)>}a gudda vessel
21{dug}ban₂ {<3(ku-up-pu-tu)>}a three-seah jar
22{dug}{du₃}du₁₀ {<4(ku-up-pu-tu)>}a good jar, 4 jars
23saŋ-gilim kab-tularge saŋgilim-vessel
24saŋ-il₂ {<MIN(kab-tu)>}to raise, raise
25saŋ-DAG {<3(kab-tu)>}sa-dag (means)
26mah dugud-da ku-bu-ut-tu-u₂the supreme, heavy one, the kubuttu
27gig kib-tusick kibtu
28gig-ba ki-ba-a-⸢tu⸣bitterness of the earth
29tug₂ kal-kal-la ku-ub-bu-⸢u₂⸣a kalkallu-garment (for) Kubbu-e’e
30gi₄ u₂-ʾu-⸢ru⸣reed worker
31kiŋ₂ {<MIN(u₂-ʾu-ru)>}the place of ditto
32kiŋ₂ gi₄-a {<3(u₂-ʾu-ru)>}a restored place
33{⸢ag⸣-[ga]}⸢aŋ₂⸣ {<4(u₂-ʾu-ru)>}“It is enough, it is enough!’
34{⸢lu₂⸣}[...] {<5(u₂-ʾu-ru)>}The elû-priest
35[x] [a]-⸢ru⸣x abrû-vessels
36⸢saŋ⸣ [...] [x]... sa’e-plant
37⸢x⸣ [(...)] [...]
r i
1'[...] [...]-⸢tu⸣... ...-etu-e23
2'[...] [nu-ub]-⸢tu⸣... did not enter
3'[...] ⸢za⸣-qa-ru... ēza’eqaru
4'⸢pa₃-da⸣ {<MIN(za-qa-ru)>}epada, ditto
5'mu {<3(za-qa-ru)>}year: “The throne-bearer’s
6'saŋ il₂-la zu-kur-ru-u₂(a kind of saŋ ila-plant)
7'mah-di tiz₂-qa-ruExalted one, mighty one,
8'gal-di {<MIN(tiz₂-qa-ru)>}
9'na zi-ka-runa zikaru (means)
10'nu {<MIN(zi-ka-ru)>}not ditto
11'AŠ {<3(zi-ka-ru)>}3rd extispicy
12'nita₂ {<4(zi-ka-ru)>}a 4th man
13'{ŋeš}ŋeš₃ {<5(zi-ka-ru)>}five ziggurats
14'pap(HAL) {<6(zi-ka-ru)>}total: 6 (zikaru)
15'{šar}šar₂ {<7(zi-ka-ru)>}king of the seven ziggurats
16'me {<8(zi-ka-ru)>}the eight divine powers
17'tuku {<9(zi-ka-ru)>}who has a stag
18'DIŠ {<10(zi-ka-ru)>}If Adad
19'tin {<11(zi-ka-ru)>}wine
20'mu-tin {<12(zi-ka-ru)>} EME-SALthe man of twelve tongues
21'⸢zi⸣-ik-ru ŠUEzid-ikru
22'⸢šidim⸣ gi₄-a se-ki-⸢ru⸣Returning the scepter, returning the sekīru-plant
23'⸢x⸣ id₂-ra {<MIN(se-ki-ru)>}a canal ditto
24'[x] igi-du₈ {<3(se-ki-ru)>}... gatekeeper of the sekiru
25'[x] gir₅-⸢gir₅⸣ {<4(se-ki-ru)>}x girgir-e3-e23, 4 sekiru
r ii
1'[še]-⸢gin₂⸣ {<8(šimtu)>}še-e-gin2
2'[nim]-⸢a₂⸣ la₂ ša-[ma-a-tu]
3'[suhur]-re {<MIN(šamātu)>}subterranean ocean
4'[x] RI {<3(šamātu)>}... of the heavens
5'[si]-ga {<4(šamātu)>}a 4th saga
6'⸢tukum⸣-bi šum₂-[ma]If that temple
7'[ud]-da {<MIN(šumma)>}On the day that
8'{⸢u₂⸣}|LAGAR@g&LAGAR@g|{un}{sar} šu-⸢mut⸣-[tu]a šu’emûtu-vessel
9'⸢šum₂{šu⸣-um}{sar} šu-u₂-[mu]Hand of a Hand
10'BAD ša-⸢mu⸣-[u₂]Wall of Ša-emû
11'⸢HAR⸣-ra-aš {<MIN(šamû)>}Eḫaraš
12'zib ši-im-⸢ta⸣-[an]from the Šimta’ean
13'saman(|EŠ₂.SUD.NUN.EŠ₂.TU|) šum₂-ma-an-[nu](a kind of saman plant)
14'eš₂-kiri₃(SAG) {<MIN(šum₂-ma-an-nu)>}eškiri
15'eš₂-la₂ {<3(šum₂-ma-an-nu)>}the ešla prayer
16'{ŋeš}KUL zi-ri-kum {<4(šum₂-ma-an-nu)>} ša bur-⸢ti⸣The weapon is your spittle. The fourth one of the “Bur-etī-e3’e3.
17'peš₂ ŋeš-gi u₂-šum₂-⸢mu⸣The reed-beds are torn out
18'ar₂ ak-a te-e-lu“If he slips in through a hole,
19'DUB 4KAM₂-MA |IGI@g.ALAN| nab-ni-tu4th tablet (of the series called) “Palace-seeking-demon’s eye.
20'ŠU-NIGIN₂ 5 UŠ 6 MU-BI-IMA total of 5 (cubits) the (longer) side, 6 lines.
21'⸢ŠU {m⸣}{d}AMAR-UD(ERIN₂-)TI-LA-su-KAM DUB-SAR ⸢TUR⸣Hand of Marduk-balāssu-ēriš the scribe of the small temple.
22'[x] {[m]}{⸢d⸣}nin-urta-u₂-TI-LA-su DUB-⸢SAR⸣ LUGALNinurta-uballissu, royal scribe
23'[...] {m}{d}EN-ŠEŠ-⸢SUM⸣-na... Bel-iddina

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