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Prag 474 (P359084)

Letter, Old Assyrian, Kanesh · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE

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DesignationPrag 474
IDP359084
Museum no.Prague I 474
CollectionCharles University, Prague, Czech Republic
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

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)
obverse
1a-na szu-{d}en-lil2 szu-a-nimto Šū-Enlil, the governor
2u3 i-ku-pi3-su2-en6 qi2-bi-maand Ikū-pissûen, speak!
3um-ma a-szur-na-da-maThus Assur-nada:
41(u) _ma-na ku3-babbar_ u3 ni-is-ha-su210 minas of silver and its interest
5ku?-nu-ki-a u3 sza?-du-a-su2of Kunukia and Šaduasu
6la2-qe2-pu-um _dumu_ i-zi-za-am-li2La-qēpûm, son of Iziz-amli
7na-asz2-a-ku-nu-ti2 i-nathey shall carry. In
8pa2-ne2-e-ma wa-s,i2-imhe looked at me, and I went away.
9a-na um-mi3-a-ni-a u3 sza ki-mato Ummi-ana and that like
10i-a-ti2 sze2-bi4-la2-szusend him to me!
11u3 t,up-pa2-am sza a-na um-mi3-a-ni-aand the tablet which to my mother
12la2-pu-tu3 szu-a-nu-um na?-[szi2]“The lapûtu-demon is the šūnum-official(?)
13li-qe2-a szu-ma isz-ti2-[szu?]he is with him.
14_ku3-babbar la2_ tu3-sze2-bi4-la2-szuthe silver deficit you shall send to him.
15a-szu-mi3 szu-be-lim u3 ub-ri-[szu?]my name, Šubelim and Ubrushu(?)
reverse
1asz2-ta-na-pa2-ra-am mi3-maI constantly seek out, whatever
2[u2]-la2 ta-sza-pa2-ra-nimyou will send to me.
3a-ba-u2-a a-tu3-nu ih-da-maMy father, Atunu, rejoiced and
4s,i2-it _ku3-babbar_-pi3-a lu-ba-li-t,u3?the interest of my silver I shall pay.
5a-szu-mi3 a-mu-ti2 isz-tu3My name is Ašumi, my name from
6bu-ru-usz-ha-tim i-sza-pu-ru?burušḫātum(?) they will send(?)
7um-ma szu-nu-ma [x] _gin2_ [a-mu-tum]Thus they: x shekels of amūtu
8at-ma-nu-a?-ma [i]-ku-pi3-su2-en6Atmānūa(?) did Iku-pissuen
9i-di2 hu-ma-nu li-t,u3-ulMay he live on his own.
10szu-ma# a-ni-tam2 sza#? ma?-ti2-maThat is the one of the land(?)
11[...] ru?-du?-ma?-da?-at?... rudumadat(?)
12a-[...]-nu-ma... and
13te2-er-ta-[ak-nu] li-li-kamMay you be reconciled with me!
14ta-[asz-pu-ra]-nim um-ma a-tu3-nu-mayou wrote to me, thus: "Atunu
15_tug2 hi-a_ sza x ri?-im ni-isz-a-maa garment of ... we wore.
16i-na pa2-ne2-e-ma szu-mi3-a-bi4-ain the presence of Šumi-abiya
17ni-t,a-ra-dam u3 a-na [...]We will bring it and to
18a-na-kam pa2-i? a-ti2-di2-inWhat have I done?
19[...]-tu3#?-ma pa2-ne2-e-ma... he opened his mouth
left
1_tug2 hi-a_ sze2-bi4-la2-nim u3 i-nasend me the appropriate garments, and in
2[x x] a-wa-ti2 ma-la2 a-lu-ku... words, as many as I will go
3te2-er-ta-ku-nu li-li-kamMay your return to me come.
4ih-da-ma ku-ta-nu-a u3 _tug2_-hi-tu3-ahe acquired, and my garments and garments

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