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KAV 046 (P285522)

Assur

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DesignationKAV 046
IDP285522
Museum no.VAT 10220
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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.

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1'[...] [...] [...] ⸢ši x⸣ [...] [...]... the ši-plant
2'[...] {[d}nin-urta] {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} ⸢re⸣-eš u₂-⸢ra⸣-[ša₂-ku] [...]... Ninurta, you are the one who makes the ešerû-priests tremble
3'[u-ra-aš] {[d}uraš] {<MIN(a-na)>} u₂-⸢ra⸣-[šu₂] {[d}nin-urta] [...]Uraš, his lord, Ninurta
4'[ni]-⸢en⸣-e₂-⸢kal⸣ {⸢d⸣}[...] {<MIN(a-na)>} re-eš-e bi-tu [gal-lu] {[d}NIN.E₂.GAL] [...]Ni’een-ekal-e23, the goddess ..., the first-fruit offering of the great temple, Ninegal
5'[la]-⸢gam⸣-al {d}la-ga-ma-⸢al⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} la-lu-u ga-gu-u ma-⸢mu⸣ [al-lu] {[d}U.GUR] [...]“Let me go out, Lagama’eal, let me come out! Let me rise up! I want to go out! Then Nergal
6'[za]-⸢ba⸣-bu GAL {d}za-ba₄-ba₄ {<MIN(a-na)>} za-⸢za⸣-u pi-sa-an min-⸢na-bi⸣ {[d}MAŠ] [...]chief of Zababa, ditto (is) za-e-za’e-u, basket-of-tablets: two-thirds (are) Ninurta
7'il-ba {d}GA₂ {<MIN(a-na)>} pi-⸢sa⸣-an-nu {⸢d⸣}[...] [...] [...]The ilba priestess, Nabu, ditto, the esâ-priestesses, the E-priestess
8'al-ba {d}GA₂ {<MIN(a-na)>} pi-⸢sa⸣-an-nu {d}⸢ša₂-maš⸣ [...]Come, O Nabu, ditto, esaeannu, šamaš-e23
9'⸢il⸣-ba-ba {d}⸢za⸣-ba₄-ba₄ {<MIN(a-na)>} za-za-u₂ ⸢pi-sa⸣-an min-⸢na-bi⸣ {d}NIN.⸢SIG₇⸣ [...]“Eilaba, Eza-ebaba, Zazâ, episa-ean, two-thirds of it, Nin-šime-e3
10'pa-ap-šu-kal {d}[pap]-sukkal {<MIN(a-na)>} pa-ap šu-⸢kal-lu₄⸣ {d}i-la-⸢ab-rat⸣ [...]The scepter of Papsukkal, ditto, the gate of Šu’ekallû, Ilabrat-e23
11'ni-in-⸢gir₂⸣-šu {d}⸢nin⸣-[gir₂]-⸢su⸣ {<MIN(a-na)>} re-eš gi-ri šu-⸢na⸣ {d}⸢MAŠ⸣ [...]Ningirsu ... the head of the reed ... Emašsu
12'sa-ak-ku-ud {d}⸢sak⸣-[kud] {<MIN(a-na)>} sa-an-gu si-lu₄ {d}e-ta-⸢lak⸣ [...]The sakkud priest of Esak-ekud, ditto the sangu priest of Eta-elak,
13'⸢pi⸣-sa-an-gu-nu-kum {⸢d⸣}[MES.SAG].⸢UNUG{ki⸣} {<MIN(a-na)>} me-su₂ sa-an-gu iš-še-gu-un ki-ki {d}LAGAB-⸢x⸣-[...] [...]Your epî-sangunukum temple of the gods of Uruk, ditto (is) his strength, he is a sangu-priestess, the place of Lagaš-e...
14'[ba]-⸢a⸣-bu {⸢d}ba⸣-ba₆ {<MIN(a-na)>} ba-a-ab-bu {d}gu-⸢la⸣ [...]“Ba’ebu, Baba-eba, ditto, he seized, Gu'ela-e23
15'[lu-gal]-⸢ban⸣-da {d}LUGAL-banda₃{da} {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} lu-gal-lu du-<mu>-u₂ da-a {d}MAŠ [...]Lugal-ebaneda Šarru-banda the chief builder Aya Ninurta
16'⸢ni-in⸣-[šu/su]-na {d}nin-sun₂ {<MIN(a-na)>} re-eš še-[x]-su-na {d}gu-la [...]“Ninsun, the head of their ... Gula
17'lu-gal-mar-da {d}lugal-marad-da {<MIN(a-na)>} lu-⸢gal⸣-lu ma-ru da-a {d}MAŠ ⸢x⸣-[...]Lugamarda Lugalmarada, ditto Lugalelu, son of Aya Ninurta
18'⸢IM⸣-zu-an-na {d}IM-zu-an-na {<MIN(a-na)>} im-⸢mu⸣ [zu]-u-zu-u a-an-na {d}gu-la ⸢AMAR⸣-[...]E-IM-E-zu-ana Adad-zu'ana, ditto, you know. An, Gula, the E-Mar-e-
19'[šu/su]-⸢zu-an-na⸣ {d}ŠU.ZI.AN.NA {<MIN(a-na)>} šu-u-⸢šu⸣ [zi]-⸢i⸣-tu₂ a-an-na {d}gu-la ⸢EN⸣ [...]Šuzuana, the šēdu-priestess, (and) ZI.E.Tu, Aya, Gula, the E₂-bēlet-e-23,
20'[...] {⸢d}KU₃⸣.NUN.NA {<MIN(a-na)>} ku-⸢gu⸣ [...] {d}gu-la [...]... Kuĝu-Eštar
21'[...] {⸢d}en⸣-ki {<MIN(a-na)>} e-[nu ki-ki] {d}e₂-⸢a⸣ [...]... of Enki, when Ea
22'[...] {[d]}⸢e₂⸣-a {<MIN(a-na)>} e-[...] {⸢d}e₂⸣-[...] [...]... Ea
23'[...] {[d}x]-⸢an-na⸣ {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢e⸣-[...] [...] [...]... eana, ditto Eana ...
24'[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} ⸢da⸣-[...]... the ešīnu-plant
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1'[...] [...] {<[MIN(a-na)>} a-a ša₂] ⸢la⸣-[gab-ba-ku hal-la i-gub] [...] [...]... my father who was a egabba-priestess, stood in the halla-vessel
2'[...] [...] {<[MIN(a-na])>} ⸢i-na lu-lu ru-u₂⸣ [gu₂]-⸢gu₂ ki⸣-[ki]... ... in the midst of the ruins of Gu'egu and Ki'e
3'[...] [...] [...] ⸢sa⸣ [...]... esa’e-plant
4'[...] {[d}asal]-⸢lu₂⸣-hi {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} [ša₂ (gi)]-⸢iš⸣-qa-⸢la⸣-[ku i-gi i-gub lu-u₂ du-u₂-gu] [...]... Asalluḫi, the sage of the reed-beds, stood before me. May you be praised
5'[...] {[d]}⸢AMAR.UTU⸣ {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢ma⸣-ru [u₂-ta-ku] [...]... the god Marduk, ditto the goddess Eru, I am
6'[...] {⸢d⸣}[zar-pa]-⸢ni-tu₂⸣ {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢su⸣-[...] ⸢ni na⸣ [...]... Zarpanitu
7'[...] [...] {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} [...]... ešme-plant
8'[...] [...] {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} [...]... ešme-plant
9'[...] [...] {<⸢MIN⸣(a-na)>} ⸢u₂-ru⸣ [me-mu-u₂ i-bu] [...]... ... the ešmēnu-plant, the urû-plant
10'[...] {d}a-⸢ra⸣-[ah-tum] {<MIN(a-na)>} a-a-u ra-⸢ru⸣ [u₂-mu-nu i-bu] [...]... Aharaḫtum, father Ra'eru, when ...
11'[...] {d}mi-uš-šar₂ {<MIN(a-na)>} ig-gi-gu ⸢ni⸣-[ta-hu du-u₂-gu] [...]... the god Miuššar, the one who is angry, he is angry with the E-ni-e-taḫu
12'[iš-ta-ra]-⸢an⸣ {d}KA.DI {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢ka-a-gu-u₂⸣ a ⸢sal⸣-[gud-du] [...]Ištarān-Ean Ekagû E-sal-Eguddu
13'[...]-⸢šu⸣-ra-an {d}GAL {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢ga-al⸣-[lu ...]... ešû-rān, Gal, egal-elu-plant
14'[ku-ur]-ga-al {d}KUR.GAL {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢x x⸣ KUR ⸢x⸣ [...]Kurigal (is) KUR.GAL
15'[ma-an]-⸢da⸣-an {d}DI.KU₅ {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢sal⸣-[gud-du] ⸢si⸣-[il] [...]Man-eda’ean, Dayyan, Esal-guddu, Si-e-il
16'[... da]-a-an {d}kud {<MIN(a-na)>} si-⸢il⸣-[...]... the strength of Kud, ditto for Sîn-eil
17'[... da]-a-an {d}kud {<MIN(a-na)>} si-⸢il⸣-[...]... the strength of Kud, ditto for Sîn-eil
18'[ni-ra]-ah {d}nirah {<MIN(a-na)>} ⸢mu⸣-[uš-šu] [...]Niraḫ
19'[...]-⸢na⸣ [...]-⸢su⸣ [...]...-esu-e23

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