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CRRAI 47, 138-139 (P355876)

Ritual and liturgical, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCRRAI 47, 138-139
IDP355876
Museum no.NMS A.1909.405.02
CollectionNational Museums Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreRitual and liturgical
Find spotuncertain

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)
1ki-sikil sag₉-ga sila-a gub-bathe beautiful young woman stationed in the street
2ki-sikil kar-kid {d}inanna eš₂-dam-ma gub-baThe young woman, the karkid of Inanna, stationed at the ešdam.
3ab₂ šar₂-ra-am₃ ab₂ šar₂-ra-am₃The cow is a king, the cow is an king
4ab₂ munus mah {d}inanna-kamIt is a cow of the supreme woman of Inanna
5ga₂-nun mah {d}en-ki-ga-kam ki-sikil dur₂-a-niIt is the supreme storehouse of Enki, where the young woman lies down.
6{giš}kiri₆ hašhur-a ul gur₃-ru-am₃The apple orchard is full of joy.
7na₂-a-ni hul₂-la sag aka-am₃His roar is a joyful song.
8pa {giš}erin-na an-dul₃ aka-am₃It is the crown of the cedar tree, the canopy.
9dim₂ mu-un-ši-la₂ šu ša₃ ki aŋ₂-kamHe made a decision, his hand was on the ground
10šu mu-un-ši-la₂ šu ša₃ ki aŋ₂-kamThe hand he shook, the hand in the place of battle
11ŋiri₃ mu-un-ši-la₂ ŋiri₃ šag₄ ki aŋ₂-kamhe stretched out a net, a brickwork of the place of labor
12{giš}i-dib kug-ga-am₃ zag za-gin₃-naIt is a gold idib, with a lapis lazuli border.
13|AN.AL| ki i-dib e₁₁-de₃-niWhen he went up to the netherworld
14ša₃ ki-aŋ₂ par₃-par₃-re-de₃to make the heart of the earth tremble
15šag₄ ki aŋ₂ UR tur-tur-re-de₃to make the earth tremble in its entirety
16šag₄ ki aŋ₂ im-duh-gin₇ DUB-tafrom the field of the place of labor like a heavy rainstorm
17gaba guruš-a gi-gin₇ he₂-ra-raMay the chest of the young man be like a reed
18{d}asar-lu₂-hi-e igi im-ma-an-sig₁₀Asalluhi looked at him.
19a-a-ni {d}en-ki-ra e₂-a ba-an-ši-in-kur₉ gu₃ mu-na-de₂-eFor his father Enki he brought him into the house and spoke to him.
20a-a-mu ki-sikil sa₆-ga sila-a gub-baMy father, the beautiful young woman stationed in the street,
21a-ra₂ min-kam-ma-še₃ ub-dug₄It is the second time that he has spoken.
22a-na ib₂-be₂-en-na-bi nu-zu a-na ⸢an-ni⸣-ib₂-gi₄-gi₄What is it that you do not know? What does he answer me?
23{d}en-ki-ke₄ dumu-ni {d}asar-lu₂-hi mu-un-na-ni-ib₂-gi₄-gi₄Enki answered his son Asalluhi:
24dumu-mu a-na nu-zu a-na a-ra-ab-dah-eMy son, what does he not know? How long will he roam around?
25{d}asar-lu₂-hi-e a-na nu-zu a-na a-ra-ab-dah-eAsalluhi, what does not know, what is to be forgotten
26niŋ₂ i₃-zu-a-mu u₃ za-e in-ga-e-zu“I know myself, and you know it.
27i₃ ab₂ kug-ga gara₂ ab₂-šilam-maoil of the pure cow, cream of the cow
28i₃ ab₂-a i₃ ab₂ babbar-raoil of cows, oil of white cows
29{na₄}bur šaŋan sig₇-sig₇-ga a ba-ni-de₂he washed himself with a yellow-purple glaze.
30gaba ki-sikil-la-ka a mi-ni-in-<de₂>He pours water on the breast of the maiden
31ki-sikil-e {giš}<ig> ŋal₂ tag₄-a nam-mu-un-keš₂-de₃The young woman should not tie a reed cord to the door
32dumu er₂ pa₃-da-ni nam-mu-un-gurud-de₃Do not let a child who has been weeping be led away.
33eŋir-mu-še₃ kas₄ hu-mu-ni-ib-be₂May he make the runners pass through the Ebirmus.
34tu₆ en₂ e₂-nu-riIncantation: Enuru

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