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TPAK 1, 011 (P360223)

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

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DesignationTPAK 1, 011
IDP360223
Museum no.AMM 001-028-90
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

Transliteration (ATF)

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

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 a-nu-pi3-esz18-darto Anupi-Ištar
2a-szur-mu-ta-bi4-il5Assur-mutabi-il
3u3 e-na-na-tim a-naand the years to
4e-na-na-tim qi2-bi4-ma“Enanātum, speak!
5um-ma a-szur-e-nam-maAssur-ennam speaks thus:
6mi3-nam ar-nam u2 szi2-la2-tim“What is it that you want to do?’—and what are your desires?
7ar-szi2-a-ku-ma _tug2 hi-a_I am a woman, and the garments
81(u) sza um-mi3-a-ni / i-na10 of Ummi-Anu, in
9te2-ga-ra-ma ta-ap2-hi-szu-nu-mayou will tie, and you will harness them, and
10u3 a-szar _tug2 hi-a_ te2-zi-buand where garments you leave,
11tu3-sza-hi-iz-ma _tug2 hi-a_you shall remove, and the garments
12u2-szu-ra-am la2 i-mu-u2-nihe did not acquire,
13szu-up-ra-ma a-na sza ki-masend, and to that which like
14ku-a-ti2 _la2#_-di2#-in mi3-namthe kūti-tax is to be charged, what are they?
15e-pu-[usz-ka3]-ma ki-maI did for you, and like
16a-wi-lim / lam-nim“Woman of the evildoer,
reverse
1te2-pu-sza-ni u3 a-nayou performed, and to
2me-tim / ta-asz2-ku-na-niwho placed the divine powers,
3a-ma / a-wi-lu / a-hu-ni“Woe, the man, his brother
4a-mi3-u2-tum lu i-de8-u2-ma!(DI)may a curse be imposed upon me
5a-na e-pi3-isz-tim sza te2-pu-szi2-nifor the work that you have done
6mi3-nam hu-sza-ha-am /What is the ḫušaham-disease?
7sza-ni-am i-szu-ma a-di2 ka3-ni-iszanother he has, and as long as he lives
8e-ti2-qam2 / la2 a-na szu-mi3 _tug2 hi-a_he has passed, not for the name of the garment
9szu-nu-ti2 e-ti2-qam2 szu-ma-mi3-in“Seize them, let them be given to me!
10_tug2 hi_-ti2-a i-di2-nu-nim szaa good garment they gave me, which
11i-pa2-ni-a / u2-[sze2]-ri-ba-szu-nu-mahe opened for them, and
12u2 i-na e-en6 [um]-mi3-a-ni-aand in the watering place of her mother
13ka3-ab2-da-ku la2-mi3-inI am the one who is entrusted to you.
14_sag10_ / e-na-ka3 a-te2-er-tima good fortune in the future
15il5-tam2-na ki-ma t,up-pi2-iIltamna like a tablet
16ta-asz2-me-a-ni / na-asz2-pe3-er-ta-ka3When you speak to me,
17a-s,e2-ri-a u3 a-szar _tug2 hi-a_in the steppe and where garments
18[te2]-zi-bu li-li-kam-ma"Let them go, and
left
13(u) _tug2 hi_-ti2-a u2 na-asz2-pe3-er-tam230 hi-tia-garments and našpertam-plant,
2i-sza-zu-za-ti2-a lu-szi2-ru-nimMay they make my limbs tremble
3te2-er-ta-ka3 u2-qa2-ahe sat down on the throne.

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