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CT 11, pl. 24-25, Sm 0023+ (P365229)

lexical, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationCT 11, pl. 24-25, Sm 0023+
IDP365229
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
Genrelexical
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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'⸢ga-ra⸣-aš₂ ⸢ga⸣-[raš] [...]“I want to go up to the temple, I want to enter the temple
2'ga-ra-aš₂ ga-⸢raš⸣ ⸢pu⸣-[ru]-⸢us⸣-su-u“I want to go out, I want to return to my place, I am torn out,
3'u₂-ta-ah utah ša₂-mu-u₂utaḫ means “to scatter,’ šamû-plant
4'u₂-tu utu₂(|U.GA|) di-ik-tum“Utu, Utu! Diktum!
5'za-ha-an zahan(|U.GA.HI|) za-ha-an-nuzaḫan-stone, zahan-stone
6'e-di-in edin e-di-nuThe steppe, the steppe.
7'e-di-in edin ṣe-e-ru“Did you see the steppe?
8'i-li il₂ na-šu-u₂The god is the one who raises his hands.
9'sa-an-ga saŋaₓ(|IL₂.KID.DUB₂|) mul-li-lusanga sa ba, Mullilu
10'ṭu-un tun₃ pa-a-šu₂
11'ṭu-un tun₃ qu-⸢du⸣ṭun tun tun qu-edu-e23
12'ṭu-un ta-kal-tumtakaltu-disease
13'[a]-ga aga a-gu-u₂a headband, a bandage
14'[x]-er mer uz-zu... mer, uzzu
15'[x]-er mer ši-ib-bu... of the mountains
16'[pa]-⸢ap⸣ pap a-bu“Pa’e-ap-e, total of Abu
17'[pa]-⸢ap⸣ pap a-hu“Pa’e-ap-e, total, brother
18'[ku]-⸢ur⸣ ⸢kur₂⸣ ⸢na-ak⸣-ru“Ku’eur, kur, nak
19'[...] [...] [pa]-⸢al⸣-gu... ... pa’egu
o ii'
1'[x]-⸢x⸣ ⸢esir⸣ ⸢id-du-u₂⸣..., esir, iddû
2'ni-gi-in niŋin nap-ha-⸢ru⸣“Like a wild bull, like a lion, it is a flood,
3'⸢ku⸣-u₂ ku na-du-u₂“It is pure, it is pure.’
4'tu-u₂ tu₉ ṣu-ba-tum
5'zi-i zi₃ qe₂-e-muflour, flour of reed
6'uš uš₄ ṭe₃-e-mu
7'gu-ug gug ku-uk-ku“The gugu’u-vessel, the kukku—
8'lu-u₂ lu₃ da-la-huor a liar,
9'du-ul dul ka-ta-mu“Do the work, do the work!
10'ka-ar kar₂ ṭa-pa-lu(a kind of container)
11'u₂-du udu im-me-rusheep, sheep of Immeru
12'gu-uk-kal ⸢gukkal⸣ gu-uk-kal-lumThe gukkal priest, the egukkal priest (and) the gukkallum priest
13'di-ib dib ⸢ṣa⸣-ba-⸢tum⸣passing by, passing by
14'pi-iš peš₂ hu-um-ṣi-⸢ru⸣Release the mouth of Humšbiru
15'ki-iš kiš₅(PEŠ₂) pi-a-⸢zu⸣kiš-disease of the mouth
16'si-ik sig₂ šu-pa-a-tum(a kind of wool for a garment)
17'da-ra dara₄ da-aʾ-mu“Ara, dara, daʾʾāmu,
18'še-eš šeš₂ pa-ša₂-a-šu₂The one whose heart is pacified
19'mu-un-šu-ub munsub₂ šar-tumwho places the king's scepter
20'gu-ur gur₇ ka-ru-u₂“Flood of the quay
21'e-ri-in erin e-re-⸢nu⸣Erin, Erešnu
22'ša₂-a sag₉ da-ma-qugood health, abundance
23'gi-ši-im-mar gišimmar gi-šim-ma-rua reed fence, a wooden fence
24'ga-al gal₂ ⸢ba⸣-šu-u₂the great one, his son
25'[...] [...] [...]-⸢x⸣
26'[...] [...] [...]-⸢x⸣
27'[...] [...] [...]-⸢x⸣
28'[...] [...] [...]-⸢x⸣
r i
1'[...] [...] ⸢qi₂-tu⸣-u₂... eqītu-plant
2'[...] [...] rig-mu... a scepter
3'[...]-⸢qa⸣ sig₈(|GADA.TAK₄.ŊIŠ|) mur-ru-u... a red-purple wool garment
4'⸢um-bi⸣-in umbin ṣu-up-ru“Its tufts are twisted,
5'ak-ki-il akkil kil-lu“Akkil, killû,
6'ši-ni-ig šinig bi-i-nušīnig (means) scepter
7'⸢kin⸣-da kinda gal-la-bu“It is a great scepter,
8'⸢la-ga⸣-ar lagar la-ga-ruLagar lagar
9'du-⸢u₂⸣ du₆ ti-luDu’eu-e23
10'su-⸢u₂⸣ su₇ maš-ka-nu
11'su-⸢ul⸣ sul₄(|LAGAR׊E|) maš-ka-nuSu-e’ul, the sul-priestess, the exorcist
12'⸢lu⸣-[...] lugud₄(|LAGAR×(ŠE.SUM)|) [ra]-⸢hi⸣-ṣuelu-e-..., the lugud priest of Ra-ehi-sbu
13'⸢su⸣-[...] [...] [...]-⸢mu⸣... ...-emû
14'[...] [...] [...]
15'[...] [...] [...]-⸢du⸣... ...-edu-e23
16'[...] ⸢kiši₄⸣ ⸢mut-ta⸣-tum... ešī-e-tum, mutta-etum
17'[...] saŋ a-me-lu... a man
18'[...]-⸢x⸣-du saŋ-du qaq-qa-du... ..., a sadu-demon, the qaqqadu
19'[x]-⸢li⸣-ib dilib₃(|SAG׊ID|)x-elīb dilib3
20'⸢mu⸣-uh muh₂(|SAG×KAK|) mu-uh-hu“It is enough, it is enough!’
21'gu-ṭu gud₂(|SAG×UR|) qar-ra-dugutbu, gud, hero
22'ka-an kan₃(|SAG×MI|) a-dar-rugate of the Adarru canal
23'ka-an kan₃ a-dir-tu₂gate of the dark quarters
24'sag-šu sagšu(|U.SAG|) ku-up-šuhead, head, neck
25'šu-ur₂ sur₂ ez-zuYour angry limbs
26'ka-a ka pu-u₂The mouth, the mouth of the mouth
27'[...] ⸢kiri₃⸣ ap-pu... the orchard of Appu
28'[...] [...] ⸢šin-nu⸣... svinnû-plant
r ii
1'[...] [...] ⸢šal⸣-lu-[x]... esvallu-plant
2'[...] [...] bi-i-⸢tu₂⸣... he will recover.
3'[...] [...] ⸢eq⸣-lum... ... of the eqelum
4'[...] [...] qir-bi-tum... a qirbitum
5'[...] tan₂(|ŊA₂×(ME.EN)|) za-⸢ku⸣-u₂... you sprinkle ...
6'[...] tan₂(|ŊA₂×(ME.EN)|) ⸢x⸣-u₂... you sprinkle ...
7'[...] men(|ŊA₂×(ME.EN)|) a-gu-u₂... agû-plant
8'[...] itima(|ŊA₂×MI|) ki-iṣ-ṣu... month: “kiṣsbu
9'[...] ama₄(|ŊA₂×GAG|) maš-ta-ku... I am a slave
10'[...] uš₃(|ŊA₂×SAL|) i-pu... he built.
11'[...] uš₃ si-li-tum... slander
12'[...] ⸢arhuš⸣ ri-i-mu... a wild bull
13'[...] ⸢sila₄⸣ pu-ha-du... esila-plant, puḫadu-plant
14'[...] [...] ⸢x-x-x⸣

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