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OECT 11, 110 (P348984)

Lexical, Neo-Babylonian, unclear · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationOECT 11, 110
IDP348984
Museum no.Ashm 1924-1369
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotunclear

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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'[...] [šab-bi]-ṭu... šabbitu
2'[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(šab-bi-ṭu)>}... ešabbit-plant
3'{[ŋeš}ma-nu] til haṭ-ṭua manu-vessel finished
4'{[ŋeš}ma-nu] til hu-ṭa-ria manu-vessel, finished
5'{[ŋeš]}tir qiš-tumhand-lifting weapon
6'{[ŋeš]}⸢tir⸣-tir qiš-ša₂-a-tuma hand-lifting rite
7'{[ŋeš]}⸢tir⸣ kug-ga qiš-tum el-li-tumHoly scepter, pure hand
8'{[ŋeš]}tir šen-šen-na {<MIN(qiš-tum)>} eb-bi-tum“The great mountain, the pure mountain,
9'{ŋeš}tir {ŋeš}eren {<MIN(qiš-tum)>} e-re-ni“Tir, cedar (and) cedar
10'{ŋeš}tir u₃-suh₅ {<MIN(qiš-tum)>} a-šu-hu(As for) the one who removes the inscription, ditto it is an inscription
11'{ŋeš}tir šur-min₃ {<MIN(qiš-tum)>} šur-i-nia mountain of šurmin stones,
12'{ŋeš}tir ha-šur {<MIN(qiš-tum)>} ha-šura tir of hasper, a second hasper
13'{ŋeš}tir {ŋeš}ma-nu {<MIN(qiš-tum)>} e-ri(As for) the one who removes this inscription,
14'{ŋeš}nu-ur₂-ma nu-ur₂-mu-u₂a pomegranate
15'{ŋeš}nu-ur₂-ma x-⸢x⸣ [...]The pomegranate ...
16'{ŋeš}nu-ur₂-ma ⸢erin⸣ {<MIN(nu-ur₂-mu-u₂)>} ku-dub-ba-nu“Nurma-plant, ēšar-e23 plant, ditto, kudubbanu-plant
17'{ŋeš}nu-ur₂-ma [...] lab-ba-nuThe pomegranate ... the labbanu
18'{ŋeš}še-[du₃-a] {<[ŠU](šedû)>}{u}It is a work of art
19'{ŋeš}še-[du₃-a] [ni]-ip-luwho built the cult centers
20'{ŋeš}še-[du₃-a] [ziq]-pu“The one who has built a ruin hill,
21'{ŋeš}še-[du₃-a] [šit]-lua šēdû-vessel
22'{ŋeš}še-[du₃-a ...] [...]Who has built ...
o ii
1'{ŋeš}[...] [...]... ...
2'{ŋeš}[...] [...]... ...
3'{ŋeš}⸢eren⸣ [...] [...]The ēšu-plant
4'{ŋeš}eren [...] [...]... cedar
5'{ŋeš}eren [...] [...]... cedar
6'{ŋeš}eren [...] [...]... cedar
7'{ŋeš}eren [...] [...]... cedar
8'{ŋeš}til-lat eren [...]The end of cedar
9'{ŋeš}til-lat eren [...]The end of cedar
10'{ŋeš}šur-min₃ [...]The šurmin stone
11'{ŋeš}za-ba-lum [...]Zabalam
12'{ŋeš}a-lam-ma-kum [...]“You are the Alammuš
13'{ŋeš}u₃-suh₅ eren [...]... cedar ...
14'{ŋeš}gi-<ri>-num₂ {<ŠU(girinnum)>}{num₂}a reed mat, a rope
15'{ŋeš}gi-<ri>-zum {<ŠU(girīṣu)>}{ṣu}a reed fence
16'{ŋeš}gi-rim in-biIts reed screen
17'{ŋeš}gi-rim il-lu-rua reed fence they shall cross
18'{ŋeš}gi-rim me-e-sua reed basket with its water
19'{ŋeš}gi-rim hu-la-mi-sua reed mat for his hulāmisu
20'{ŋeš}gi-rim si-ir-dua reed mat for a rope
21'{ŋeš}gi-rim dim {<MIN(si-ir-du)>}a reed fence, a ditto
22'{ŋeš}si-ir-du {<ŠU(serdu)>}sirdu-plant
23'{[ŋeš}ši]-iq-du {<ŠU(šiqdu)>}Hand-washing ritual
24'{ŋeš}ši-qit-tum {<ŠU(šiqittum)>}Hand-lifting prayer
o iii
1'{ŋeš}[...] [...]... ...
2'{ŋeš}[...] [...]... ...
3'{ŋeš}[...] [...]... ...
4'{ŋeš}[...] [...]... ...

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