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CT 18, pl. 47-48, Rm 2, 429 (P346084)

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

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DesignationCT 18, pl. 47-48, Rm 2, 429
IDP346084
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 ii
1'[...] ⸢šu-x⸣-[...]... ešu-
2'[zi]-⸢ge⸣-ba-an šu-har-ru-ru“Zi-eĝa-eba-an, the šuḫarruru
3'[...] lu₂ mu-u... a person named
4'[...] DU ma-a... ...
5'[...] ⸢GI⸣ mi-i... esagil plant
6'[...] lu-u... be it
7'[...] ⸢la⸣-a... of the ela temple
8'[...] [li]-i... may ...
9'[...] [x]-⸢la⸣-tu₂... ...-latu
10'[...] [x]-⸢x-tu₂⸣... ...-tu
r i
1'[...] [da]-a-[lu]... he will be killed.
2'[du₉]-⸢du₉⸣ ša₂-a-⸢u⸣“It is enough, it is enough!’
3'[...]-A ma-ak-ka-su... his vessel
4'ma₂-lah₅ ma-lah₅-uThe boatman, the boatman
5'lum un-nu-bu
6'ul mi-nu-uWhat is it?
7'la la-lu-unot to be forgotten
8'tag-hab e-riš-tu₂
9'niŋ₂-ša₃-hab hi-ši-ih-tu₂a niŋšahab-disease caused by a sickness
10'a₂-aš₂ ṣi-bu-tu₂a kind of weapon
11'aš₂ e-ze-ru
12'dul-la₂ re-du-tu₂the requisitions
13'e₂-dul-la₂ e-du-lu-u(Sum) In the enclosure, the edulla priestess, (Akk) The enclosure is the enclosure
14'lah₄-lah₄ ša₂-la-lulahlaḫ, šalalu
15'sa₂ pa₃-da a-⸢tu⸣-uchosen by the divine powers
16'u₃ igi la₂ bu-ʾ-uand the eye is swollen
17'šu dub₂-bu-ur nu-pu-šu₂Hand that cannot be shaken
18'erin₂ dah na-ra-ru-ut ERIN₂-MEŠThe reinforcements of the troops
19'gu₃ ri-a {<MIN(na-ra-ru-ut)>} rig-me“At the sound of a shrill voice
20'ku-še-er ku-še-rua leather bag, a bag
21'tum-ma-al ku-še-ra-tu₂tummal garments
22'ŋeš-šub iš-quhe has taken
23'ŋeš-šub AŠ {<MIN(iš-qu)>} lem-nuIt is an evil ditto
24'{d}nin-piriŋ al-muNinpiri was born.
25'{d}nin-piriŋ-ŋa₂ a-la-muNinpiriba, alamu
26'{d}nin-piriŋ-ban₃-da bi-ib-buand Ninpiribanda
27'maškim₂{gi₆} lu₂-har-ra-an hal-lu-la-a-athe black-headed people, the criminals,
28'maškim₂{gi₆} a-ri-a ša₂-niš {<MIN(hal-lu-la-a-a)>}the black-headed people, similar to the Ḫalllulaeans
29'diŋir ki šu tag-ga nu-tuku DINGIR lem-nuIbir, a place without equal, the evil god
30'{[d]}⸢zag⸣-ŋar-ra DINGIR ša₂ šu-ut-tiEzaga-ebara, the god who created me
31'[...] ⸢x⸣ šit-ru-du... ešidrudu-plant
32'[...] ⸢šu-uṣ-ṣu⸣-u... ešussbû-plant
33'[...] [...] ⸢x⸣
r ii
1'[...] [...]
2'gan-[šub-ba] [...]at Ganšuba
3'sa-ma-[na₂] [...]Samana
4'saŋ-ba-na₂ sag-ba-⸢nu⸣and the sagana offerings
5'sa-niŋin ra-pa-dusa-ni-bin, wide
6'sa-ad-niŋin ṣi-da-nusadnin ṣidānu
7'sa KEŠ₂-sa ša₂-aš₂-ša₂-ṭua knot of šašbu-stone
8'sa KEŠ₂ maš-ka-duknot of maškadu-stone
9'sa KEŠ₂-KEŠ₂ šu-ʾ-uThis is a k-equid
10'habrud hur-ru(a kind of sulphur)
11'iz-zi-dir ni-gi-iṣ-ṣu
12'ki-in-dir {<MIN(ni-gi-iṣ-ṣu)>} qaq-qa-ri“The ki’indir-district, the ground
13'niŋ₂-ŋal₂-la bu-šu-uto carry off the goods
14'ul-li₂-a ki-⸢sit₂⸣-tu₂In distant days, at the cult center
15'da-ri₂ ar-⸢ka⸣-tu₂eternally
16'a-ga-še₃ dir-ka-tu₂to the sea Irkatu
17'⸢x⸣ KAL-KAL ak-ṣu
18'[pa] e₃ šu-pu-u
19'⸢eme⸣-sig kar-ṣu
20'⸢aš⸣-an-ŋar taš-gi-ir-tu₂tašgirtu-disease
21'⸢inim⸣ e₂-gal šil-la-tu₂The word of the great palace
22'⸢kur₂⸣ dug₄-ga tu-uš-šu₂You are the one who sits on a good throne
23'⸢kur₂⸣ bal-bal bar-tu₂“Ekur-e23 balbalbalbal, outer
24'an-ta-MU i-ša₂-an-ni“Atta-MU’s will be established for me.
25'il₂-la-mu i-la-an-nihe brought me up,
26'ki-ta-MU šup-pil-an-niSend me my letter!
27'gam-ma-mu qu-di-da-an-ni“Come on, my warrior!
28'lu₂ an-ne₂ ba-TU eš-še-bu-uThe one who An ...
29'ŋeš-keš₂-da rik-subound, bound
30'{d}DAM-nun-gal-e-ne {d}na-ru-duDamnungalene, Narudi
31'[a]-⸢tar⸣ la₂-[la₂] šu-⸢te-ṣu-u₂⸣A’etar-e23 is the lula-priest, the šu'ete-ṣu'e23

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