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ZA 106, 022-032 (P322250)

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

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DesignationZA 106, 022-032
IDP322250
Museum no.CUNES 47-12-032
CollectionDepartment of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
obverse col 1
1'[...]
2'[...] x
3'[...] x
4'la#? tu#-sza-abdo not dwell
5'_gen-na_ a-li-ikcame; I went.
6'_dub-zu sag3-ga_Your inscription is shaken.
7'tu-pa-ka ma-ha-as,[You will unharness (them)].
8'_ak#-ga-ab_ e-pu-uszhe built.
9'_szar#-ra-ab_ szu-t,u-urWrite down the kingship.
10'_dub-zu til-ab_Your tablet is finished.
11'tu-pa-ka gu-mu-urYour tupānu-vessel is swollen.
12'[...] TAG-ba-ab... you will unharness (it)
13'[...]-ka li-qe2... may he take
14'x-x-ku-un...-kun
15'_a nag-nag-ma-ab_water to drink
16'me-e szi-qi2-a-niwater of his rations
17'_a-gin7 sa9-na_How good is it?
18'me-e bu-ut-qa2-amwater of the būtqam
19'_ninda tum2-um_a suitable bread
20'a-ka-lam bi-la-am“Akālām (is) Bilam
21'_a tum2-um_may he bring.
22'me-e bi-la-amI want to drink water.
23'_kasz tum2-um_a kind of beer
24'szi-ka-ra-am bi-la-amšikaram bilam
25'_de-ba_ ta-ba-althe daises you will weigh out
26'_a-na-am3 mu-gub-ba-zu_what is it that makes you stand?
27'mi-isz-szu szu-mu-kayour name
obverse col 2
1'[...] x [...]
2'a# x KU x [...]... ...
3'_e2-sze3 i3-gen-ne-en_went to the house.
4'a-na bi-ti-im ta-li-ikto Bitum went.
5'_i3-gen-ne-en_went,
6'al-li-ikI went.
7'_a-na-am i-ni-ia_to my name
8'mi-nam te-pu-sza-amWhat have you done?
9'_ki# na-me-esz nu-gen-ne-en_You are not the one who goes to the place where you belong.
10'a#-i#-sza-am-ma u2-ul a-li-ikI did not go.
11'_a-na-asz-szum u4-mi-zal_as for the future
12'a#-na# mi-ni-im tu-sza-am-s,i2-il#?What have you done to me?
13'_kasz4-kasz4#?-ab_ lu-su-um“Assembler of the lūsû-demon
14'_kas4-a-am_ lu-us-ma-amI will conquer.
15'_nam#-u4#-zal-e_a festival
16'la tu-sza-am-s,a-lam#?do not smite
17'_u2-la#-am?_ u2-ri-ha-am“Alām, urīḫam
18'_u2-la-bi_ hu-um-t,a2-amits interest is to be charged
19'_kin-gi4-a gi-ri-ib-gi4_the messenger, the messenger
20'lu-usz-pu#-ur-kaLet me write to you
21'_en-nu-ga2#_ u2-zu-kathe watch of Uzuka
22'_a-ma-ru-ka#_ a-pu-tumI have seen you, I am afraid.
23'_szu na-ab#-ta-ak-ke_Hand of Nabtakke
24'la ta-la#-pa-atdo not be negligent!
25'_ki nu-ub-ta#-ak-ke_from Nubtakke
26'u2-ul a-la#-pa-atI will not be deprived
27'_szum2-mu-na-ab_give to him.
28'i-di-isz-szu-umhe gave to him
29'_ga-na-ab-szum2_he shall give.
30'lu-di-szu-umlet me give him.

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