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CDLI Literary 000638, ex. 004 & 000646, ex. 002 & 000662, ex. 001 & 000714, ex. 003 & 000781, ex. 003 (P343146)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000638, ex. 004 & 000646, ex. 002 & 000662, ex. 001 & 000714, ex. 003 & 000781, ex. 003
IDP343146
Museum no.Ist Ni 04569
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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[...]-me# he2-[me-en]May you be our ...
2[...]-me# he2#-me#-[...]May you be our ...,
3[...]-me he2-me-en#May you be our ...
4[...] x he2-me-enMay you be ...
5[...] he2-me-enMay you be ...
6[...] he2-me-enMay you be ...
7[...] mi2#-us2-sa2 nig2-u... everything
8[...] ad#-da-me he2-me-en... may you be our father
9[...]-me# he2-me-enMay you be our ...
10[... nig2] ze2#-ba he2-me-da-ab-du11May ... speak sweet things with you
11[...] na#-ag2-ti na-nam... is indeed my fate
12[...] he2-ma-al-la... abundance
13[...] hul2#-la diri-mu... surpassing in joy
14[... ga?]-mu#?-ni-ib-ze2-be2-en-de3-enI want to utter an arazu prayer to him
obverse col 3
24a zal-le u3-tu-da [...]The one born by the flowing water
25{d}nin-hur-sag-ga2-ke4 mim zi-de3-esz# [du11-ga]Ninḫursag has spoken truthfully
26{d}nin-ka-si a zal-le u3-tu-da x-[x]Ninkasi, born by the flowing water
27{d}nin-hur-sag-ga2-ke4 mim zi-de3-esz du11-gaNinḫursag, whose commands are true
28uru2-zu lal3-hur-e ki us2-saYour city is a place of lalhû-frit
29izim gal-bi sza-mu-ra-an-du7-du7You make its great fire shine for you.
30{d}nin-ka-si uru2-zu lal3-hur-re ki us2-saNinkasi, your city is filled with honeycombs,
31izim gal-bi szu mu-ra-an-du7-du7Its great fire is perfect for you.
32ama-zu [{d}nin-ti] nin abzu-aYour mother Ninti, the lady of the Abzu
33a-a-[zu {d}en-ki en {d}nu]-dim2#-mud#-eFather Enki, lord Nudimmud
34{d#}[...] abzu-a... of the Abzu
35[a-a-zu {d}en]-ki#? [en {d}nu-dim2]-mud#-eYour father Enki, lord Nudimmud
36[...] x [...]
obverse col 4
1'[...]-zu#... your
2'[...] x
3'[...] an#... of heaven
4'[...] x
5'[...] ka#? [...]... mouth(?)
6'[...]-ma#?-ni-in-dab5?-ba#?-[am3?]... seized him
7'[...]-bi [...] nun di-damIts ... is a princely thing
8'[...] x-mah mi-ni-in-si-sa2-am3... made supreme ...
9'[...]-ka#-si# dug nig2-dur2-buru3 [x x?] nun di-dam... a pot of libations
10'[...] mi-ni-[in]-si#-sa2-am3... he set up there.
11'[...] dug lahtan#?-a de2#-a-za..., when you pour a lahtan jug
12'[...] x x [...]-ga-a... ...
13'[...] dug lahtan-na#? de2#-a-za... your vessel of lahtana beer
14'[...] buranuna# [...]-x-a... the Euphrates

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