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Literary, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary needed, ex. nn ?
IDP342881
Museum no.VAT 01323 + VAT 03538
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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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1[...] ⸢e₃⸣ [...] {d}utu-ŋu₁₀ ⸢he₂⸣-me-en... you are the e’eš temple ... Utu-bu, may you be eḫe em.
2{[d]}⸢utu⸣ dumu {d}nin-gal e₃-ma-raFor Shamash, son of Ningal, came out.
3ur-saŋ šul {d}utu e₃-ma-rahero, spear of Utu, come out for me!
4am e₂-babbar₂ e₃-ma-raWild bull of the Ebabbar, come out for me!
5su₆ mu₂ dumu {d}nin-gal e₃-ma-raThe young sheep, the son of Ningal, come out for me!
6bara₂ za-gin₃-na-ni e₃-⸢ma⸣-raMay his lapis dais go forth for me
7dumu {d}nin-gal-e ša₃ ⸢ku₃⸣ [...]son of Ningal, in the E-kug-e- temple
8{d}utu {d}nin-gal-e du₆ ku₃-⸢ta peš-a⸣Šamaš, Ningal, descendant from the Holy Mound
9ur-saŋ di-ku₅ e₂-babbar-ra di si-sa₂ ku₅-ku₅Ursa, judge of the Ebabbar, who renders just judgments,
10⸢am su₆⸣ za-gin₃ la₂ di ku₅-ku₅ saŋ-gi₆-ga-kamIt is an esame tree, a lapis lazuli tree cut down in the dark.
11{d}utu e₂-babbar-⸢ra⸣ [...] še-er-zid il₂-la-am₃Šamaš, the Ebabbar temple is a raised šēzid priest
12šul {d}utu en tir ha-šu-ur₂-ra lugal ⸢šim {ŋeš}eren⸣-nahead of Utu lord of the Hašur forest king of the cedar trees
13a₂-ur₂ an-na a₂-ur₂ <u₆> di-diThe wings of heaven, the wings of the eagles that are to be seen
14am dubur an-na si-muš₃ ⸢gun₃⸣-am₃Wild bull with a burrow in heaven, clad in brilliance,
15am e₃-na-ni a₂-ur-ru-⸢x⸣Wild bull, when he comes out, ...
16šul {d}utu si-si e-na-ni ⸢hub₂-hub₂ x⸣ [...]The head of Šamaš, the horn of his voice, the hubhub plant
17eridu{ki} di-⸢x ga⸣-[...] ⸢x x x⸣ [...]Eridu, I want to go up to the eše temple
2'[... eren]-na kur ha-šu-ur₂-še₃ kur-re... cedar, the mountain of the Hašur mountains
3'[...] kur za-gin₃-na-še₃ kur-re... to the lapis mountain, the mountain
4'[...]-x-mu ŋa₂-ŋa₂-dam kur-re... being brought down to the netherworld
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1[...] kur-re... of the mountain
2[...] su-ra₂-še₃ kur-re... to the desert, the mountains
3[...] hu-bu-ra kur-re... to the mountain of Ḫubur
4[...]-⸢gi⸣-le kur-reThe ... of the mountain
1'⸢di-gu⸣-[ul ...]“It is enough, I want to go out(?)
2'ga-ra-ni ⸢x⸣ [...]His body ...
3'ur-ru-ra-ni ⸢x si x⸣ [...]His limbs ... ...
4'nin₉-a-ni am-ta-si-ŋar-ŋar ⸢nu⸣-[...]His sister, Amtasi-barbar, ...
5'pa₄-nun-ŋu₁₀ inim am-ta-si-ŋar-ŋar ⸢nu⸣-[...](Sum) The one who utters a supplication, the one who shouts out (Akk) He shouts at the man who is shouting out
6'NI-NI-in-ta gi-su-KU ba-da-ab-be₂ mu-[...]... said to him ...
7'su HUR du-ge zi-ba-ra-ab saŋ mu-un-da [...](Sum) He ... the ... (Akk) The ..., the roaring ...
8'šeš-ŋu₁₀ an mu-un-u₃-tu ab-še₃ gi-bi ⸢x⸣The one who gives birth to heaven, the sea, this young woman
9'{d}utu-ŋu₁₀ an mu-un-u₃-tu ab-še₃ gi-biŠamaš, you have given birth to heaven, the sea has returned its reeds
10'nin₉-ŋu₁₀ ab sikil-la da-da munus mu-ni-dib-be₂The sister, the pure sea, passes by the woman.
11'a-ab-ba sikil-la da-da munus mu-ni-dib-be₂In the pure sea the woman passes by.
12'lu₂ ku₆ gu₇-a nu-mu-ni-in-dib-be₂ munus mu-ni-in-dib-be₂The one who eats fish does not pass, the woman passes.
13'lu₂ ga-raš{sar} gu₇-a nu-mu-ni-in-dib-be₂ munus mu-ni-in-dib-be₂The one who eats sour milk does not pass by, the woman passes by
14'⸢munus⸣-ŋu₁₀ me-en za-e munus-ŋu₁₀ me-en ga-ša-an a-ab-ba me-enI am the woman, you are the woman! You are the queen of the sea!
15'⸢ga⸣-ša-an a-ab-ba ku₆ nu-gu₇ me-en ga-ša-⸢an a-ab⸣-ba me-enYou are the one who does not eat fish in the sea, you are the lady of the sea.
16'[ga-ša-an] ⸢a-ab⸣-ba ga-raš{sar} ⸢nu-gu₇⸣ me-en ga-<(ša-an)> a-ab-<(ba me-en)>I am the lady of the apsû-house, the one who does not eat food in the esu-house.
17'[...] ⸢x⸣ igi ŋal₂ hu-mu-ri-en... may he look at me with awe
18'[...] ⸢x⸣ igi ŋal₂ hu-mu-ri-en... may he look at me with awe
19'[...] ⸢ma⸣-e gu mu-ri-ib{ri-⸢ri⸣} gub-ba-biThe ... of the ešuma temple, its ... that stands ready for you
20'[...] ⸢x⸣-ra ma-e gu mu-⸢ri⸣-[ib ...] igi ŋal₂ hu-mu-⸢ri⸣-[en]... I shouted to the ..., may I shout before you
l.e. i
1[inim-bi ka]-⸢ka⸣-na um-ma-da-ŋa₂-laIts words have been uttered in his mouth
2[...]-a-ra i-ma-ti-a-raFor ..., for Imitiara
l.e. ii
1ur-saŋ šul ⸢bi⸣-[...]Hero, king of the four quarters
2ur-saŋ nu-um-ši-ma-al [...] e-ri-ma ⸢x⸣The hero is not present(?)

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