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CT 18, pl. 32 & 34-35, K 02041+ (P346059)

Lexical, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationCT 18, pl. 32 & 34-35, K 02041+
IDP346059
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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)
o i
1{ŋeš}suhur-la₂ ka-par-[ru]soup made with supaḫurla plant
2{ŋeš}kak uš {<MIN(ka-par-ru)>} ša₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]The “seizing-of-the-mouth''-plant, the ditto of the e’e2
3sipad tur {<⸢MIN⸣(ka-par-ru)>} [...]The young shepherd, the ešiparra priestess
4u₃-ru-⸢ru⸣ dug₄-⸢ga⸣ [...](Sum) The uru priestess, the one of the uʾāru temple (Akk) I am the one who makes the urau priestesses tremble(?)
5u₃-a ⸢dug₄⸣-[ga] [...]Woe, the eduga priestess
6{⸢kiš⸣}keš₂ ri-ik-⸢su⸣“Kiš-ēke, rik-e-su-e
7⸢gi⸣-dim ri-kis qa-ne₂-e“Egi-edim, the rope of the qanê
8⸢dim⸣ kur-kur-ra {<MIN(ri-kis)>} ma-ta-a-tiThe ešammu-priestess of all the lands, the ditto of the land
9buluŋ₃ gal šeš-gal-lumlarge intestines
10us₂-sa tar-din-nufollowing: Tardinnu
11dub-us₂-sa dup-pu-su-u₂her tablet is broken.
12du₆ mu-lu-u₂The Duʾuʾa, the man
13tul₂-la₂ muš-pa-lu
14{bu-ur}buru₃ šup-lua kind of plant
15a-su₃-ra a-sur-rak-kuAsura, Asurrakku,
16{a-nu}{{ eš-šu₂ }}an šu-bu-ul-tumAnu, his name is šubultum
17an an-tum ša₂ ŠEAnu is Antu
18an sis-sin-nuheaven and earth are in balance
19{da-ar₂}dar sa-⸢la⸣-[tum]a kind of tree
20{{<MIN(da-ar₂)>}}dar le-[tu-u₂]“Ditto, let me die!’
21dar-dar [...]“Storm of the ...,
22[hal] [...]... fragmentary
23hal-[hal] [...]... halhal
24[gur₄] [...]... gur4
25⸢gur₄⸣{gur}{gur}[gur₄] [...]The egurgurgur plant
26⸢ir⸣ [...]“It is raining(?)
27{⸢la⸣-ah}lah₄ [...]a laḫ
28lah₄-lah₄ [...]“The lahlû-demon’s ...
29{du}du₈ [...]“It is a šūtu-vessel, it is an utensil
30ŋal₂ ⸢na⸣-[šu-u₂]he carried off.
31us₂-sa e-[mi-du]next to (the property of) Emidu
32si₃ ša₂-[ka-ru]horn of a pig
33kaš si₃-si₃-ke šak-[ku-ru-um]beer poured in a šakkūru vessel
34kaš na₈-na₈ {<MIN(šak-ku-rum)>} ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]The one who drinks beer, ditto the eša-e23 plant
35ti ⸢da⸣-[pa-nu ...]“If he slips through the cracks of the door,
36si-ga [...]Siŋa
37{gi-gir}<gigir> e₁₁ [...]The chariot that goes out(?)
38me ⸢zu⸣ [...]The divine powers of the en priestess
39me [zu] [...]... your divine powers
40me-wa-[zu] [...]Mewazu
41[u₃] [...]and ...
42⸢u₃⸣-[ri] [...]The e’eri priestess
43⸢u₃⸣-[...] [...]The ešû-priest
o ii
1'TUN₃ [x] [...]TUN3 ...
2'{a-mar}[amar] [...]to see
3'{pu₂-rum}⸢x⸣ [...]The Purum temple
4'bur{bu-ur}ra [...]... tamarisk
5'ub-⸢dim⸣ [...]The ub-edim priestess
6'KA-KA-⸢x⸣-[...] [...]KA-KA-e23
7'NIŊ₂ [...] [...]... ...
r i
1'[...] piq-qan-[nu]... a pile of bricks
2'[...] šal-lu-⸢rum⸣... Svallûrum
3'[...] ku-pa-tin-nu... kupātinnu
4'[...] pe-lu-u... who is enraged
5'[...] {<MIN(pe-lu-u)>} ša₂ ⸢GEŠTIN⸣... ditto of grapes
6'[...] {<MIN(pe-lu-u)>} ša₂ ⸢MUŠEN⸣... ditto of the bird
7'[...] {<MIN(pe-lu-u)>} ša₂ KAŠ... of beer
8'[...] ša₂-mu-u... is mine
9'⸢an⸣-[na] {<MIN(ša₂-mu-u)>} ša₂ ŠEG₃Eana means “ditto,’
10'ŋeš-[tuku] {<MIN(ša₂-mu-u)>} ša₂ ma-ga-ri“It is you who has a mind,
11'[...] {<MIN(ša₂-mu-u)>} ša₂ um-ma-ri... the mind of a scholar
12'šu-[...] {<MIN(ša₂-mu-u)>} ša₂ ša₂-ba-a-biHand of ..., hand of the heart
13'⸢kul⸣-[lum] si-ri-šu-uthe ekullu-priestess, his sister
14'saŋ {ku-ru-⸢un⸣}[kurun₂] sa-bu-u“Sabû-Kuru-e-un-kurun
15'lu₂-ŋeštin-sur-ra ṣa-hi-iṭ ka-ra-niLu-Tinsurra, the ṣaḫitu of Karani
16'e₃ ša₂-ka-kuto go out
17'ZA-A {<MIN(ša₂-ka-ku)>} ša₂ ⸢NA₄⸣You, ditto, of the ešādu-plant
18'gu₂-e₃ sig₃-ga {<MIN(ša₂-ka-ku)>} ša₂ šik-ka-tim“Booty of the lowland, ... of the šikkātum-festival
19'kin-gi₄-a ta-kal-tummessenger of Takaltum
20'tun₃ {<MIN(ta-kal-tum)>} ŠU.I
21'kuš-tab {<MIN(ta-kal-tum)>} A.ZUleather pouch of the physician
22'{ŋeš}a₂-šita₄ {<⸢MIN⸣(ta-kal-tum)>} [...]The ša-vita-plant, the e-min-e-takaltum-plant
23'gi-di [...]The reed screen
24'⸢ŋeš⸣-la₂ [...]The ešela-priest
25'[ŋeš]-⸢la₂-la₂⸣ [...]“It is enough, it is enough!‭
26'me₃ [...]... battle
27'[...] [...]
28'⸢gur⸣-[...] {<MIN(ba-ra-mu)>} [ša₂ ka]-⸢na⸣-ku“Egur-..., ditto, of Ka-e-ku
29'gun₃-gun₃-nu bur-⸢ru⸣-muspeckled with brilliance, a bur-emu-vessel
30'gul na-qa-ru ša₂ {na₄}KINKINa type of stela of agate
31'ru-gu₂ {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ NA₄rugu-stone
32'kiri₃{ki-ir} AK-a pa-ra-ṣuthe ... of Kirir
33'kiri₃{{<MIN(ki-ir)>}} {hu-ur}hur {<MIN(pa-ra-ṣu)>} ša₂ {giš}BALAkiri, ḫurhur, parrašbu-plant of the Bala-plant
34'gu₂-ŋir₃ TAR {<MIN(pa-ra-ṣu)>} ša₂ BAD₃... of the city wall
35'nu-ug {<MIN(pa-ra-ṣu)>} ša₂ LU₂“Nug of the DITTO of a man
36'a₂-nu-ug-ŋal₂ kaš₄-ab-be₂ pa-ri-iṣ i-la-as-su-umWhen you speak to him, he says: “Alassum!
37'{du-ub}dub la-mu-uinscription of Lamû
38'si {<MIN(la-mu-u)>} ša₂ ⸢li⸣-me-tihorn of elī-emeti
39'{[ka]-⸢ar₂⸣}kar₂ ni-i-⸢tum⸣ ša₂ la-me-e“Ka-ear-e-kar, Ni-i’e-tum, of Lame
40'AK-a dug₄-ga [mut-tab]-⸢bil-tum⸣ ša₂ ka-⸢la-mu⸣mighty one, muttab-biltum-priest of Ka-elamu-e23
41'niŋ₂-nam niŋ₂-ŋal₂-la mim-ma ma-la ba-šu₂-uWe ourselves, we ourselves, whatever there is
42'AN-ZI-NAM-la₂ mim-ma šum-šu₂ nap-har MUŠEN-MEŠANZI-NAMla (means) anything of the totality of birds
43'{ta-ar}tar ta-ra-⸢ku⸣Tartar, tarākû,
44'{du-ub}dub₂ {<MIN(ta-ra-ku)>} ša₂ qin-na-zi“To smear, to rub, to afflict the heart of Qinnazi
45'sig₃-ga ma-ha-ṣubrickwork of a mash tub
46'a ni-lim ša₂ re-he-ewater of the nīlim-spirit
47'ri e-rum ša₂ šit-ti
48'ri-ri e-rum ša₂ IGI... of the eye
49'me par-ṣudivine powers
50'{ku-uš}kuš₄ {<MIN(par-ṣu)>} ša₂ DINGIR“Head-rope, the heart of a god
51'{gar-za}ŋarza {<MIN(par-ṣu)>} ša₂ LUGALThe throne, the king's ditto,
52'U₂-SAR ki tag-ga pa-ša₂-lum(a plant) that is planted in a suitable place
53'ku-ku-ru pi-še-lum
54'kuš₃ tag-tag pi-taš-šu-lum
55'nim-nim i-taš-lu-lum
56'{si-im}sim ša₂-ha-lumaromatics of šaḫalum
57'sim{{<MIN(si-im)>}}{{<MIN(si-im)>}}sim na-pu-uaromatics, napû-plant
58'šu {{<MIN(si-im)>}}sim šu-ṣu-uHand of a Hand of Sin
59'saŋ re-e-šu₂first fruits
60'eru₂{e-ru} ab-duthe city he conquered,
61'la-bar ar-du
62'ar₃{a-ra}ar₃ ṭe₄-e-nu
r ii
1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
3'[...] [ka]-⸢lu⸣-u₂... the kalû-priest
4'[...] [...] ⸢ša₂⸣ A.ŠAG₄... ša’e23-plant, a kind of insect
5'[...] [... ṣa]-ba-ti... ṣabatu
6'[...] [... za]-ma-ri... ... of zamari
7'[...] [sa-na]-bu... he will be punished.
8'[...] [si-in]-bu... they were singing
1''[...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢ku⸣-[un-zu-bu]..., he did not know
2''⸢kun⸣ gun₃-gun₃-nu {<MIN(ku-un-zu-bu)>} ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]The speckled eša plant
3''⸢inim⸣ gun₃-gun₃-nu {<MIN(ku-un-zu-bu)>} ša₂ ⸢a-ma⸣-[ti]speckled ešumu-plant
4''igi hul₂ ha-ša₂-[šu₂]who sees him with joy
5''SU-a NI tag-ga hi-iš-šu₂-šu ša₂ ⸢šam⸣-[ni]... his hand, the heart of the ešamêni plant
6''sig₂ su₃-su₃ ha-na-bumay he bind him with a long hair.
7''sig₂ dul-dul {<MIN(ha-na-bu)>} ša₂ pir-timwool for the work-assignment, ditto from the pirtum
8''gu₂ me-er-me-er hu-tan-nu-buthey have smashed the necks of the mēr-men.
9''ŋeš gurun GIŠ ha-ni-bu“Oil of the ḫanibu-house,
10''si ši-iš-šuhorn of the horn
11''si dug₄-ga šu-har-ru-ruGood horns
12''⸢sig₃-sig₃⸣ ⸢qa-a⸣-[lu]esigsig plant, eqālu plant
1'''DUB 3-KAM₂ an-ta-ŋal₂ ⸢ša₂-qu-u⸣Third tablet of Antabal, ešaqû-commentary.
2'''{m}AN.ŠAR₂-DU₃-A LUGAL GAL LUGAL dan-nu LUGAL ŠU₂ LUGAL {kur}aš-šur{ki}Ashurnasirpal, great king, strong king king of the world, King of Assyria
3'''DUMU {m}aš-šur-PAP-DIL LUGAL {kur}aš-šur{ki}son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria.
4'''DUMU {m}{d}30-PAP-MEŠ-SU LUGAL {kur}aš-šur{ki}mason of Sennacherib, king of Assyria.
5'''[...]-⸢MEŠ⸣ {giš}LE.U₅.UM-MEŠ...-ēšû-plants
6'''GABA.RI {kur}aš-⸢šur⸣{ki} {kur}EME.GIR₁₅ u URI{ki}Copy of Assyria, Sumer and Akkad.
7'''⸢ṭup-pu šu⸣-a-tu₂ ina tap-hur-⸢ti x x x x x x⸣ [...]That tablet in the assembly
8'''a-na ta-mar-ti LUGAL{ti}ia qe₂-⸢reb x⸣-[...]For the viewing of my kingship in the midst of
9'''ša šu-me šat-ru i-pa-aš₂-ši-ṭu MU-šu₂ [...]Whoever erases my inscribed name
10'''{d}AK DUB.SAR gim-ri MU-šu₂ lip-[ši-iṭ]May Nabu, the scribe, erase my name

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