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UET 6, 0634 (P346671)

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

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DesignationUET 6, 0634
IDP346671
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotUr (mod. Tell Muqayyar)
Coordinates30.9607, 46.1063

English translation

By Peterson, Jeremiah · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)

LineEnglish
reverse 2After he “opens his arms” he does not say/perform a širgida song
reverse 3After he sits before a subordinate of the master(?), he does not perform a tigi or an adab song
reverse 4The elila song/sound is not suitable for his hand, no one rejoices with him
reverse 5And you(r performances?) are to fill(!?) the mouth of “polite society"(?)?
reverse 6When he drinks beer, slander is uttered
reverse 7After he eats food, he does not speak properly
reverse 8When he enters a house, he acquires a reputation
reverse 9The word of the “man valued by An” is destroyed
reverse 10And you are “the heart of men (center of attention?)”
reverse 11Braggart, boaster, one who “has no back” (limit)
reverse 12(Possessor of an) “attacking mouth,” “eye-turner,” man of maliciousness/improper man
reverse 13(User of) hostile words, (creator of?) hostility, evil person(?)
reverse 14You will (repeatedly) argue
reverse 15... whose belly/inside is overflowing with ...
reverse 16Mud-spattered pig, dog that ...
reverse 17Donkey that eats its own bed
reverse 18You can argue with me by means of your truthful heart?
reverse 19After you made yourself violent against me(?)
reverse 20Like a cauldron, I want to open(?) myself
reverse 21Stand, I want to put an end to your abuse
reverse 22Your counsel is of ..., ecstatic(?), liar

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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1[...] x x [...]
2a2#-ni gal2 u3#-[...]
3igi dumu um-mi-a-ke4#-[sze3 ...]
4e#-lil2-la2# szu-ni-sze3# [...]
5u3 za-e nam-lu2-[...]
6kasz# un-nag [...]
7ninda# un-gu7# si sa2-bi# [...]
8e2# ku4#-[...] mu bi2-ib-[...]
9[...] kal#-la inim-ma-a-ni [...]
10[...] sza3 lu2-u3-ne [...]
11[...] ni2 bulug5 egir nu#-[...]
12ka# sag3# igi bala lu2 nu-gar-[ra]
13inim# kur2 nig2-kur2 lu2 nig2-NE-[...]
14ga#-ba-al mu-du3-du3-e#-[en]
15[...] NIG2 al-HAR-ra sza3-bi ab-x-[...]
16szah2# lu-hu-um su3-a ur-gir15#!? x x [...]
17ansze# ki-nu2 ni2#-ba gu7#-gu7#?
18[...] x-na-zu#-ta-am3 du14 mu#?-da#-[...]
19[...]-x szu ba-e-zi-ge-en-na#-ta#
20[...]-gin7# ni2#-gu10# gal2 ga-ab-x-x
21[...]-zu# ga-mu-ra-ab-til#
22[...]-de3# mu-uh2-hu# lul#?-la#? [...]
23[...] x x x x
24[...] x x

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