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SpTU 4, 187 (P348779)

Lexical, Hellenistic, Uruk · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE

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DesignationSpTU 4, 187
IDP348779
Museum no.IM —
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotUruk (mod. Warka)
Coordinates31.3234, 45.6395

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)
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1[a]-tar la₂-la₂ šu-[te-ṣu-u₂]
2niŋ₂-kur₂ di-di qa-⸢ab⸣ [...](Sum) The one who goes in a strange way, the one who is enraged(?)
3zu₂ {bi-ir}bir₉ ṣu-uh-[hu](a kind of sulphur)
4⸢pil⸣{pi-il}la₂ qu-ul-⸢lu⸣-[lu](a kind of reed fence)
5⸢a₂⸣ {du-gu-ud}dugud ku-ub-bu-[tu]“The throne-dais, the scepter of the cult centers
6⸢lirum⸣{li-ru} ak-ṣuelirum plant
7igi{⸢i⸣-gi}{ka-al}kal šak-ṣubefore Egi, the šakṣu-priest
8niŋ₂-al-⸢di⸣-di er-re-šu-u₂The ni-al-e-dî-demon, the er-re-spirit
9{ku-uš}⸢kuš₁₀⸣ ša₂-a-qu
10kuš₁₀ tag la-a-puleather pouches
11kuš₁₀ tag-tag na-a-qua leather bag to be thrown away
12|SIG₇.ALAN|{sa-la-am} zi-i-musa-la-am-textile
13{uk-tin}uktin bu-un-na-<nu>-u₂wine that is to be drunk
14{uk-ku-ud}{<|KI.MIN|(uktin)>} zil₂-zil₂-le li-ʾ-buMay the ukkud-plant, ditto, and līl-zillu-plant thrive.
15{me-e}me du-u₂-tumthe gods of Utum,
16{te-eš}teš₂ ba-aš₂-tuma teeming woman
17{⸢a-la⸣-ṭu}⸢alad⸣ še-e-du“Ala-et-bû-e-alad-e'e-šedu
18{⸢lam⸣-ma}⸢lama⸣ la-mas-si“Elama-e23-e-23, Lamassu,
19⸢sa₂-sa₂⸣ ⸢ša₂-na⸣-[nu]esasa, šananu
20sa₂ [x] ⸢ka-ša₂-du⸣... kašadû-vessel
21silim di šu-tar-⸢ru-hu⸣favorable decision of Šutar-ruḫû
22sa₂{sa} {la-ah}lah ha-a-dam-tum“The sa, the laḫ, the hadamtum-disease,
23[sa₂]{sa} {la-ah}lah ha-ṣa-a-at-tum(a kind of container for) sa-flour
24[su]{su} {luh}⸢UD⸣ hi-hi-nua reed bundle of hihinu-flour
25[su]{su} {luh-luh}⸢UD⸣-[UD] ga-⸢ab-bu⸣I want to utter an arazu prayer to him
26⸢me⸣{ma}{a}a [ia-a]-nunot one (of them)
27⸢me⸣-{še}še₃ ⸢ia-ʾ⸣-išThe emeše plant, the yāl-eš plant
28⸢me⸣-še₃-am₃ ⸢ia-ni⸣-iš-xIt is all the ešem trees, the yanî trees.
29⸢me⸣-še₃{še}ta iš-⸢tu⸣ ia-ʾ-nu-⸢um⸣“From now on, I will not go out.
30en-na a-diuntil
31en-na-[x] ⸢qa⸣-dumEnna-x, the eqaedum
32en-na-{⸢še⸣}še₃ [x] ⸢x a-na x⸣Enna-eše ... to ...
33⸢a⸣-[ma]-⸢ru-kam⸣ ap-pu-ut-⸢tum⸣It is an aphutum prayer
34[a]-⸢ma⸣-[ru]-⸢kam⸣ la te-eg-giDo not turn back!
35⸢ni₂⸣{ni} tuku nu-ʾ-u₂-duHe who has a wife does not know.
36[ni₂]{ni} ⸢tuku⸣ na-ʾ-a-duhis fearsomeness was torn out
37[...] ⸢x⸣ DU a-⸢x-lum⸣... ... A’elum
38[...] ⸢us₂⸣-sa ⸢x⸣-ṭu... its uš-esa-plant, its ...-plant
39[...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢x⸣-hu... eḫum
40[x] ⸢x⸣-hal ⸢x⸣-ra-nu... eḫal, eranu
41[...] ⸢x x⸣ [x]-re-BU... ...
42[...] [pa]-⸢da-nu⸣... pa’edanû
43[ŋir₃]-⸢ri⸣ [ak] [ṭu]-⸢du⸣“I am a lion, I am an eagle,
44[...] [nar]-⸢da⸣-mu... my singer
45[saŋ]{[sa]-⸢an} {sa⸣-ag}sag₁₁ [se]-⸢e⸣-riThe sa-e-an, the e-ag-sag, and the se-e’e-ri
46[...]-a [me]-⸢e-su⸣... they were bringing forth
47[...] us₂-sa ⸢ka⸣-[ba-su]... the foundation of the eka’ebasu
48[si]{[si]-⸢i⸣}{ga-ar₂}ŋar ši-⸢ga⸣-[ru ša₂] DINGIR“Sîn, the ši-e-ru of the god,
49{[giš]}⸢si-ŋar⸣ {<MIN(šigaru)>} [ša₂] LU₂esibaru-tree, ditto of man
50{[giš]}[az-bal]-⸢la₂⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(šigaru)>} [ša₂] ⸢kal⸣-biAzbal-ela-e23 (a kind of juniper)
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1'⸢saŋ⸣ [...] [...]The sa-e-plant
2'saŋ [...] [...]... ...
3'saŋ [...] [...]... ...
4'saŋ [...] [...]... ...
5'bi-[ri-ig] [...]... a reed fence
6'niŋ₂-[a₂-zi] [...]... fear
7'⸢sun₅⸣ [x] [...]esun plant
8'⸢sur⸣ [...] [...]The ešû-house
9'⸢sur⸣ [...] [...]The ešû-house
10'⸢diri⸣ [x] [...]“Iri’e ... ...,
11'⸢diri⸣-[diri] [...]“It is enough, it is enough!’ ...
33'⸢a₂⸣-[ŋar] [...]The eabar priestess
34'⸢x⸣ [...] [...]
35'⸢x⸣ [...] [...]
36'⸢x⸣ [...] [...]
37'⸢x⸣ [...] [...]
38'⸢tuku₄⸣-[tuku₄] [...]“If he slips through the window,
39'saŋ [...] [...]... ...
40'gu₄-[ud ...] [...]The bull ...
41'⸢uh⸣ [...] [...]
42'[...] [...]
43'bar [x] [...]outside ... ...
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1'⸢ne{ni⸣}[še] [...]... the en priestess
2'⸢ud⸣{u₂-da}⸢da⸣ [...]“If he slips in and out of the window,
3'a₂-{ša₂-a}še [...]“The power of the gods
4'tukum ⸢sur⸣-[ri]If the esurru-vessel
5'tukum DI ki-in-⸢ni-ka⸣-aIf a lawsuit against Kiniya
6'tukum DI-DI sur-sur-raIf a lawsuit (or) litigation
7'ša₃-{ga-ar}ŋar bu-bu-⸢tum⸣šagar bar, bubu-etum
8'ša₃-{{<MIN(ga-ar)>}}ŋar-{{<MIN(ga-ar)>}}ŋar gal-gal-la-[tum]the great ša-di-ĝa-tum
9'ša₃-{{<MIN(ga-ar)>}}ŋar tuku un-[ṣu]who has šabar-disease
10'ša₃-{{<MIN(ga-ar)>}}ŋar su₃{si}ga ni-ib-ri-[tum]ša-di-ga-ar, nibrutum
11'a₂-{za-ag}sag₃ a(TUK-)sak-[ku]
12'⸢aš⸣-bar-re di-hu(RI-)[um]The ašbar-demon is a dīhu-disease
13'⸢x x⸣ ŠA₃ {a-ri}⸢x⸣ šu-ru-[pu-u₂]... hand of a šurupu
14'zib-⸢x⸣ ki-[...]Zib’e23
15'an-zi-{zi-{<MIN(zib)>}}⸢zib₂⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]Anzi-zib-dib,
16'sa-la₂ ši-[ka-ru]ration of the šikaru-offering
17'|SA.SU₃|{kaš-bi-⸢ir⸣} {<MIN(šikaru)>} [...]šubû-beer
18'|SA.SU₃|{bi-⸢ir⸣} [...]The sasu priestess
19'kuš₃{ku-uš}kuš₃ [...]... sandals
20'kuš₃{{<MIN(ku-uš)>}} su₃-⸢su₃⸣ [...]“You are the one who smites the skin of the eagle
21'⸢x⸣-uš gan-⸢nim⸣ [...]... Gan-Enim
22'unu₂ kiŋ₂-sig [...]The dining hall ...
23'mud [...]blood ...
24'zu₂{zu}⸢ruš⸣ [...]Zûrušue
25'suhušₓ(|TUR.UŠ|) ki-in-⸢dar⸣ [...]The foundations of the Edar temple
26'an-[...] [...]An-...
27'ni-[...] [...]... ...
28'na-[...] [...]... ...
29'hu-[ur] [...]“The ... of the ... ...
30'hu-[ba] [...]Ḫuba
31'hu-[ur] [...]“The ... of the ... ...

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