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YOS 11, 90 (P306241)

Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationYOS 11, 90
IDP306241
Museum no.YBC 05149
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain

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)
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1an šar₂ ki šar₂ eme gud diš-a eme udu diš-aAn, the king, the earth, (and) the tongues of oxen and sheep
2eme nam-lu₂-ulu₃ u₂ hul ninda hulThe tongue of mankind is evil food, evil bread.
3ka ⸢uš₇⸣ ŋal₂-la uktin kur₂-kur₂The mouth of the ešû-priestess is filled with awe-inspiring radiance
4{d}dim₃-me gig-ha-ab {{ ga-ra-bu-um }} lu₂-ra dirig {{ i-sa₃-ab-bu }}Lamaštu is bitter, he is frightened, for the man he shouts
5lu₂-ulu₃-bi a₂ gig-ga i-iIts people cried bitterly.
6{d}asal-lu₂-hi igi im-ma-an-sig₁₀Asalluhi looked at it
7a-a-ni {d}en-ki-ra e₂ ba-ši-in-kur₉ gu₂ mu-na-de₂-eFor his father Enki he changed the house and spoke to him.
8a-a-mu an šar₂ ki šar₂ eme gud diš-a eme udu diš-aMy father, king of heaven and earth, King of tongues, oxen, sheep,
9a-na ab-ba-ak-en x-e ba-da-la₂-eWhat did I do? ...
10{d}en-ki-ke₄ dumu-ni {d}asal-lu₂-hi mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄Enki answered his son Asalluhi:
11dumu-mu a-na nu-e-zu a-na a-ra-ab-dah-eMy son, what do you know? What can I learn from you?
12{d}asal-lu₂-hi a-na nu-e-zu a-na a-ra-ab-dah-eAsalluhi, what does not know, what can I learn?
13niŋ₂ i₃-zu-a-mu u₃ za-e in-ga-zu“I know myself, and you know it.
14niŋ₂-silaŋ-ŋa₂ {{ li-ša-am }} šu u₃-me-ti“Let my hand be grasped,
15lu₂-ulu₃ dumu diŋir-ra-na u₃-me-te-gur-gur(Sum) The man, the son of the intertwined family, has turned away from him (Akk) He turned away the one, the child of his mixed family
16a₂-sag₃ nam-tar diŋir hul a-la₂ [hul]The asag-demon, the fate of the intertwined lands, the evil ala cult place
17udug hul gal₅-la₂ hul [x x x]Evil udug-demon, evil galla demon ...
18lu₂ hul igi hul inim hul eme hulEvil man, evil eye, evil word, evil tongue
19⸢uš₇⸣ ri niŋ₂-ak-a hul dim₂-maThe ešû-priestess, the one who acts maliciously
20bar-še₃ he₂-em-da-gubMay he stand outside with him
21{d}udug {d}lama sag₉-gathe udug-priest and the good lamassu,
22he₂-en-da-su₈-su₈-be₂-ešmay they stand with him
23lu₂-ulu₃ dumu diŋir-ra-naa man, son of Ibirana
24u₃-mu-sikil u₃-mu-e-dadagUmunsikil, Umun-edadag,
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25bur šaŋan [x x x]-gin₇ u₃-mu-e-luh-luhLike a bowl filled with ..., he was frightened
26bur i₃-nun-gin₇ u₃-mu-e-su-ubLike a bowl filled with butter, I will fill it for you.
27{d}utu saŋ-kal diŋir-re-e-ne-ke₄ šu-na u₃-mu-e-sumŠamaš, the foremost of the intertwined gods, has given him over to his hand
28{d}utu saŋ-kal diŋir-re-e-ne-ke₄Šamaš, foremost of the intercessors,
29šu sag₉-ga diŋir-ra-na-še₃ šu he₂-eb-ši-gi₄-gi₄May he turn his hand to good fortune in his battles
30ka-inim-ma niŋ₂-silaŋ-ŋa₂Incantation formula: ni-sila

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