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CanLament 347-73, 835-36 (P310385)

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

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DesignationCanLament 347-73, 835-36
IDP310385
Museum no.YBC 09838
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain

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)
1[zi-bu-u₃ zi-bu-u₃ su₃-ra₂-aŋ₂ zi]-⸢bu⸣-u₃Zibu, zibu, šurâ, ziebu,
2[x x (x) aŋ₂] u₄ zal-la-ke₄... labor of the passing day
3[x x] du₆-du₆-dam zi-bu-u₃... rising from the mounds
4{[d}mu]-ul-lil₂ ša₃-su₃-ra₂ e-ne-em₃ zid-da-ke₄Enlil, whose utterance is true
5[a]-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ uru₂-ta nibru{ki}taFather Enlil, from the city to Nippur
6e₂-kur-re e₂ ša₃-ge pa₃-da-taFrom the Ekur, the house chosen in the heart
7gi-gun₄-na {giš}tir {šim}{giš}eren-na-taFrom the Giguna, the forest of cedar,
8kissa-a-ka uri₃ mul-la-tafrom the kissa canal, from Mulla,
9e₂-šar-ra e₂ u₆-di-taFrom the Ešara, the magnificent house
10itima ku₃ e₂ u₄ nu-zu-tafrom the holy cella, the house that does not know daylight
11e₂ i-bi₂ dim-dim e₂ i-bi₂ nu-bar-re-taFrom the house where the eye is dimmed, the house that cannot be seen,
12ka₂ mah hi-li du₈-du₈-a-taFrom the great gate of allure,
13e₂ sikil-e ki na-aŋ₂-sikil-e-taFrom the pure house, the place of purification
14kun-sag-e kun-e₂-a-taFrom the beginning of the kunsaŋ, from the beginning
15ka₂ muš₂-a {giš}ig lu-lim-ma-taFrom the gate of the snake, the door of lullum
16ka₂ silim-ma mu mar-mar-ra-taFrom the gate of well-being, the place where the name is pronounced
17kisal mah-e aŋ₂ šar₂-šar₂-ra-taFrom the great courtyard, the place of kingship
18hur-sag galam-ma an-da sa₂-a-taFrom the lofty mountain range of heaven,
19ka₂ gal-mu še-er-ka-an du₁₁-ga-taFrom the great gate of the šerkān prayer
20ka₂ še nu-ku ni₂-huš gur₃-ru-taFrom the gate where no barley is poured out with fearsomeness
21ub-šu-kin₅-na me zid hal-hal-taFrom the Ubšukina, where true divine powers are split apart
22ga₂-giš-šu₂-a u₅ ze₂-eb ku₄-ku₄-taIn the Ĝagišua, when sweet oil enters
23[x]-ta {d}namma eš-bar ak-taFrom the ... of Namma, the decision was made
24⸢ta⸣-ta-re ki ku-ku-a-tafrom Kukua
25⸢ga₂⸣ e₂-gal-mah ki di gal-bi kur₂-ru-taIn my temple Egalmah, the place of great judgments, changed
26[e₂] itu-da buru₁₄ ki-NI a₂ gal mah-tafrom the household of the month, the harvest, the ..., with the great and supreme power
27[ga₂]-nun-mah ga₂ abgal(|NUN.ME|)tafrom Ganunmaḫ, the house of the sage
28⸢en⸣-DU-gal-zu hi-li su₁₃-su₁₃-taYour EDUgalzu temple, filled with allure
29[e₂]-uš-gid₂-da ka₂ {d}suen-na-tafrom the Eušgida, the gate of Suen
30{[giš]}kiri₆-mah {giš}kiri₆ kiri₄ zal an-na-taFrom the Great Orchard, the orchard of joy that passes by in heaven
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1[x] {d}mu-ul-lil₂ du₆-ku₃ ki ku₃-ta... Mullil from the Holy Mound, the Holy Place
2[...] ki nam tar-tar-re-taFrom the place where fates are determined
3[ša₃ e₂]-⸢dim₃⸣-ma ki nam-ma-al-la-tafrom the E-e-dima, the place of divination
4[e₂ ka₂] ⸢mah⸣-e bur-šu₂-šu₂-a-tafrom the house of the gate of the Great Oval
5[bur-šu₂]-šu₂-a ze₂-eb-ba mar-ra-taFrom the sweet buršû-vessel
6[x]-⸢du₆⸣ mah-e ki dam du₃-a-taFrom the great ..., the place where the spouse was born
7[x] du₆ mah ki lal₃-e dur₂-ru-na-taFrom the great ..., the place where honey sits
8⸢tul₂⸣ za₃ {giš}kiri₆ gu₂ tul₂ ab-a-taFrom a well on the edge of the orchard, on the bank of the well,
9gu₂ tul₂ ab-a tul₂ ma-nun ki-taThe canal of the sea, the canal of Manun, from the ground,
10an-ne₂ ma-ra aš-te ki sikil-taFor me, An, from a pure place
11aš-te ki sikil u₆ di ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂-taFrom the Ašte, the pure place, the shining one of Nanaya
12a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ e₂-tilla₂-mah-taFather Enlil, from the Etillamah
13e₂-tilla₂-mah ki ni₂ te-en-te-en-taFrom the Etillamah, the place of relaxation,
14a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ ga₂ {giš}apin-na-taFather Enlil, from the plow
15ga₂ {giš}apin-na mu-⸢ur₃⸣ mu-ku₅ si sa₂-sa₂-e-de₃In order to make the plow rise and depart,
16bara₂ ri-a bara₂ mah ki gar-ra-taFrom the elevated dais, the supreme dais set in place,
17uru₂ na-nam eš-bar si sa₂-a-taBecause the decision for the city was made right,
18galam-mu₂ ka-na-aŋ₂ ki mar-ra-taThe galammu of Kanaya, from Marra
19da {giš}ha-lu-ub₂-e ki na-aŋ₂-gala-tafrom Naya-gala
20e₂-a gi-rin-na e₂ ad gi₄-gi₄-taIn the house, in the reedbeds, the house of the ad giŋin
21ki numun₂-⸢bur₂⸣ me galam-ma tum₂-ma-taFrom the seeding place, the place where the divine powers are fitting,
22a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ e₂ ki-me-ša₄ he₂-ma-al-la-taFather Enlil, from the house of the foundations of abundance
23u₃-mu-un ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ še-eb x-ma-al-taLord of the land, from the ... brickwork
24a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ e₂ ga₂-nun-na-taFather Enlil, from the house of the Ganuna
25u₃-mu-un ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ bad₃-x-a-taFrom the lord of the Land, the ... wall
26a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ umma du₆-da-taFather Enlil, mother of the Duda,
27u₃-mu-un ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ e₂ dur-an-ki-taLord of the land, from the house of Duranki
28u₃-mu-un ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ še-eb uru₂ saŋ-ga-taLord of the land, from the brickwork of the good city
29[da-ab-su-a] ki di ku₅-ru-tafrom Dabsua, the judge
30[ganba mah] am gal du₇-du₇-tafrom the great market place where large wild bulls are piled up
31⸢ganba⸣ [tur ki] ⸢bur⸣ šu₂-a-[ta]from that small ešāgu-tree
32maš₂-[zi tur]-tur gu₂ a-GIRIN-na-tafrom the small goats on the bank of the A-GIRIN
33aš-⸢te⸣ [tu{mušen} ku₅-da] DU-taThe Aštēte-demon, the one who has been cut off by a snake
34tum-ma-[al unu₂ nisig-ma-ta]From the Tummal, the dining hall of the Nisigma
35{i₇}pirig-⸢ki⸣-[ag₂ saŋ il₂]-la-tafrom the Pirig-Eag canal, which is elevated
36i₃-si-in{[ki}na bulug an] ki-taIn Isin, the gate of heaven and earth
37dilmun{ki} [kur me-e sikil-la-ta]from Dilmun, the land of pure mes
38bara₂ si [gal me-e na-aŋ₂ {d}mu-ul-lil₂-la₂-ta]From the great dais of Enlil
39[a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ kissa-ta]father Enlil, from the kissa
40a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ [...-ta]Father Enlil, from
41u₃-mu-un ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ [x x]-ki-taLord of the Land, from the ...
42a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂ ki-x-x-da-a-taFather Enlil, from the ... place
43u₃-mu-un ka-na-aŋ₂-⸢ŋa₂⸣ x e₂-e-taLord of the Land, ... from the house.
44ki ninda gu₇ [e₂] ⸢ku₃⸣-še₃to the place where food is eaten in the temple of the holy shrine
45bur-gal-gal an-ne₂ ⸢su₈⸣-[ga]-še₃The great bowl of heaven to the esu-ega shrine
46ninda šu sikil-la ze₂-[em₃-ma₃-še₃]sweetened bread made with pure hands
47e₂ lu₂ zi-de [šu e₃-ba-še₃]To the house where the righteous man blesses
48lu₂ zi-zi-da [šu] e₃-ba-še₃The one who rises up, the one who emerges
49dingir lu₂-ulu₃-ke₄ [šu] e₃-ba-še₃May the god of mankind release his hand
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1a-a-mu an a-ra-[gub ki] a-ra-gub ša-ra-da-gub [su₃-ra₂]-aŋ₂ zi-bu-u₃ RI EMy father stood before heaven, he stood before earth, standing before you. Rise up! ...
2an gu-la [an a]-ra-gub ki a-ra-gub {d}mu-ul-lil₂-la₂ [an a-ra]-gub ki a-ra-gubGreat An, heaven stands ready, earth stands ready. Enlil, heaven sits ready, Earth stands ready
3am₂-DU₁₁ x [...]-re-su₈-ge-eš-am₃ {d}a-nun-na-⸢ke₄⸣-[x (x)] x NE-ra x ur₂-ur₂-de₃The Anunna gods ... the ... of the lands

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