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CT 11, pl. 35-36, Sm 1300 (P365236)

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

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DesignationCT 11, pl. 35-36, Sm 1300
IDP365236
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)

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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.

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1'dadag [...] [...] [...] ⸢el⸣-lu eb-⸢bu⸣ [...]The pure one ... ... the elu-priestess ...
2'had₂-had₂ [...] [...] [...] {<MIN(MIN.NA-BI)>} {<MIN(el-lu)>} {<MIN(eb-bu)>} [...]... ... ditto, ellu, ebbu
3'ra₃-ra₃ [...] [...] [...] {<⸢MIN⸣(MIN.NA-BI)>} {<MIN(el-lu)>} {<MIN(eb-bu)>} [...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The ... of the ēšû-priestess, ...
4'uh₂ [...] [UH₂] {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} na-gar deš-še-ku ru-ʾ-tu₂... sulphur, ditto, the carpenter, the exalted one
5'uh₂ <(...)> <(UH₂)> <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> ru-pu-uš-tu₂<(...)> ..., the carpenter, the exalted one,
6'uh₂ <(...)> <(UH₂)> <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> il-la-tu₂uḫu-plant, <(...-plant),> nagar plant, desšku-plant
7'uh₂ <(...)> <(UH₂)> <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> im-tu₂<(...)> ..., the carpenter, was born.
8'uh₂ <(...)> <(UH₂)> <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> uh-hu<(...)> ... the carpenter ... ...
9'uh₂ <(...)> <(UH₂)> <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> ha-ah-huuḫu-plant, <(...-plant)>, nagar, deššeku-plant
10'uh₂ <(...)> <(UH₂)> <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> hur-hum-ma-tumuḫu-plant, <nāgu-plant>, the carpenter, ..., Ḫurhummatum
11'zabar [...]-⸢x⸣ |UD.KA.BAR| u₂-⸢tu ka bar-ra⸣-ku si-par-⸢ru⸣(Sum) The bronze ... (Akk) The iron ..., the bronze u-e-tu
12'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> qu-[u]bronze, <(I am)> a bronze ..., I am a qû-demon
13'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> sap-[pu]bronze, <(I am)> a bronze ..., (but) I am a sappu
14'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> ⸢kak⸣-[ku]bronze, <(I am the one who opens] the mouth (of the gods)>, ekak-eku-plant
15'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> el-[lu]bronze, <(... of)> agate, pure (and) pure mouth
16'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> eb-[bu]bronze, <(I am] the one who opens my mouth to speak(?)>
17'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> nam-[ru]bronze, <(I am)> a shining(?)
18'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> šen-[nu]bronze, <(I am)> the one who opens my mouth
19'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> mu-ša₂-[lu]bronze, <(I am)> the one who opens the mouth (of the gods),
20'zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(u₂-tu ka bar-ra-ku)> hu-ut-[pu]<(I am)> a bronze ..., I have cast (it).”
21'abbununnu [...] |UD.MUD.NUN.KI| {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} mu-ud nu-un ki-ki {d}[...]The abununnu priestess of Dilmun
22'abbununnu <(...)> |UD.MUD.NUN.KI| <(u₂-tu mu-ud nu-un ki-ki)> u₄-mu da-aʾ-⸢mu⸣The abunnu priestess of the <Šamaš temple>, the one who does not know a husband, the day of Da’al-emu-e23
23'heš{ki} [he-eš] [UD]{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} ki-ki {<ŠU(heš)>}Heš, hesu, UD, kiki,
24'haš₃{ki} ⸢ha-aš₂⸣ [UD]{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} ki-ki {<ŠU(haš)>}Haš, Haṣāṣu, DITTO, Kiki
25'UD{ki} ⸢wa⸣-ṣi-it ⸢UD⸣{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} ki-ki {<ŠU(waṣit)>}“Dad, Ewa-ešbit, E-UD-e-23, ditto, Ki-ki,
26'UD{ki} ⸢ma⸣-ṣi-it UD{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} ki-ki {<ŠU(maṣit)>}“It is the day of the ēšû-demon, it is the night of the ditto day, (it is) the place of the evil-doer.
27'adab{ki} ⸢a⸣-da-ab |UD.NUN|{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} nu-un ki-ki x x x xAdab, the Ea-edab temple, the Uruk, the ditto place
28'adab{mušen} ⸢a⸣-ra-ab |UD.NUN|{mušen} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} {<MIN(nu-un)>} mu-še-en-nu-u u-sa-[bu]The adab bird, the ea-e-rab bird, (and) the ditto muše-nû-bird
29'zimbir{ki} ⸢zi⸣-im-bir |UD.GIŠ%GIŠ.NUN|{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} ki-ib nu-un ki-ki si-ip-[par](In) Sippar, Ezid-Imbir, the “Geminorum of the World's End,’
30'ararma a-ra-ar-ma |UD.UNUG|{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} eš gu-nu-u₂ ki-ki la-⸢ar⸣-[sa]Ararma I smote, and Uruk ditto, the shrine Gunû, the place of her demons
31'sirara₂ si-ra-ra |UD.MA₂.AB×HA.ŠIR|{ki} {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} ma-a ša₂ eš-še-ku ku-u-a i-gub si-ir ...]Sirara, Sirara of Udmāb-Ḫašūri, a ditto, saying: “I am the one who is chosen by the heart, I am youršeku, I will stand by you. The yoke
32'iti₆ i-id |UD.AN.ŠEŠ.KI| {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} na-an-na-ku ṣi-⸢it⸣ [...](In) the month of Šabaṭu (VII), ditto (is) “I will not be afraid, I will not ... the ṣītu-e23 ritual
33'iti₆ <(i-id)> |UD.AN.ŠEŠ.KI| <(u₂-tu na-an-na-ku)> el-[lu](In) the month of Šamaš, I am pure
34'iti₆ <(i-id)> |UD.AN.ŠEŠ.KI| <(u₂-tu na-an-na-ku)> eb-[bu](In) the month of Šamaš, (when) I was born, I was bright
35'iti₆ <(i-id)> |UD.AN.ŠEŠ.KI| <(u₂-tu na-an-na-ku)> ⸢nam⸣-[ru](In) the month of Šabaṭu (VII), I shall not be a slave
36'e₃ e e₃ {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} a-ra-gub-bu-u a-[ṣu-u]Go out, go out!
37'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> e-[re-bu]<Go out>, go out! I will stand before you, I will enter.
38'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> na-[pa-hu]<Go out>, go out! I will stand before you” (Sumerian)
39'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> na-[pa-šu]<Go out, go out>, I will stand before you.
40'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> na-[...]Come out, come out! I want to stand before you
41'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> šu-[pu]<Go out>, go out! I am standing before you”
42'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> ru-[ub-bu-u]<Go out, go out>, stand up, rise!
43'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> a-[...]<I want to go out>, I want to stand (in the street) ...
44'e₃ <(e)> <(e₃)> <(u₂-tu a-ra-gub-bu-u)> a-[ba-lu]<Go out>, go out! I will stand before you, I will praise you!
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1'akkil₂ <(...)> |AD.KID| <(...)> ši-[si-tu]akkil-plant
2'akkil₂ <(...)> |AD.KID| <(...)> ta-[...]Akkil ...
3'akkil₂ <(...)> |AD.KID| <(...)> E₂-⸢x⸣-[...]Akkil
4'akkil₂ <(...)> |AD.KID| <(...)> E₂-⸢x⸣-[...]Akkil
5'ešsadu eš-sa-du |AB.HA.ZAG.GABA.HU| eš ku-u-a zag ga-⸢ab⸣ mu-še-nu-u is-[hu ...]The esadu-priestess, the abḫazzagû-priest, the holy shrine, I want to ... the right (and) left (of the throne). The musvēnu-prisoner, the incantation priest
6'niŋin₆{ki} ni-na-a nina{ki} ša₂ eš-še-ku ku-u-a i-gub ki-ki {<⸢ŠU⸣(nina)>}In Nippur, in Nineveh, in the sanctuaries of Ku’a stationed.
7'sirara₅{ki} si-ra-ra UNUG{ki} eš-še gu-un ki-ki {<ŠU(sirara)>}Sirara, si’ara, Uruk, the shrine, the throne of Kiki
8'unug{ki} u₂-nu-ug UNUG{ki} {<MIN(eš-še)>} gu-un {<MIN(ki-ki)>} u₂-[...]Uruk ... Uruk, ... the talents of Uruk
9'unugi u₂-nu-gi |AB×GAL| GAL ša₂ eš-še-ku gal-la i-gub par-ṣu ⸢e⸣-[...]Urugi, the great unigi priestess, the one of the great shrine, stood by the rites of the E22e23 temple
10'KU₇{ki} bu-be₂-e [KU₇]{ki} uš nu-til ki-ki {<ŠU(bube)>} ⸢IRI⸣{[ki]}The bubê-priests of Kutha did not finish, the kiki-priestess of E-e-23
11'šindilib{ki} šen-di-lib [KU₇]{ki} {<MIN(uš)>} nu-til {<MIN(ki-ki)>} šen-di-⸢li⸣-[ib ...]Šindilib Vendilib Kushite, not finished, Vendu-elīb
12'ku₇-ku₇ ku-uk-ku ⸢KU₇⸣-KU₇{ki} uš nu-til MIN.NA-BI ṭa-a-buSweet, sweet kukku-vessel of E-KU. Its ditto means “it is not finished.'
12a'ku₇-ku₇ <(ku-uk-ku)> <(KU₇-KU₇{ki)>} <(uš nu-til MIN.NA-BI)> [...]Sweet, <(Kukku)>, ..., not finished, its ditto
13'ku₇-ku₇ <(ku-uk-ku)> <(KU₇-KU₇{ki)>} <(uš nu-til MIN.NA-bi)> da-aš₂-puSweet, <(Kukku)>, (the city) that is not finished, (its) ditto is swollen.
13a'ku₇-ku₇ <(ku-uk-ku)> <(KU₇-KU₇{ki)>} <(uš nu-til MIN.NA-bi)> [...]Sweet, <(Kukku)>, (the city) that is not finished, its ditto is
14'ku₇-ku₇ <(ku-uk-ku)> <(KU₇-KU₇{ki)>} <(uš nu-til MIN.NA-BI)> a-hu-[u]Sweet, <(sweet)> Babylon, (its) second is Aḫû
15'ku₇-ku₇ <(ku-uk-ku)> <(KU₇-KU₇{ki)>} <(uš nu-til MIN.NA-BI)> šid-da-⸢at⸣ [...]Sweet, <(sweet)> Babylon, (its) second is Šidda-eat-e23
16'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ MIN-{<MIN(ku-uk-ku)>} |MI.MI| gi-gig MIN.NA-BI e-ṭu-[tu](If) it is dark: ditto (he will experience) a seizure of the gigig-disease.
17'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ <(ku-uk-ku)> |MI.MI| <(gi-gig MIN.NA-BI)> ek-le-[tu]<It is dark, it is dark.”
18'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ <(ku-uk-ku)> |MI.MI| <(gi-gig MIN.NA-BI)> ta-ra-[x](If) it is dark: he will die.
19'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ <(ku-uk-ku)> |MI.MI| <(gi-gig MIN.NA-BI)> da-ʾ-[mu]<It is dark, it is dark.”
20'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ <(ku-uk-ku)> |MI.MI| <(gi-gig MIN.NA-BI)> du-ʾ-u₂-[mu]<It is dark, it is dark.”
21'di₄-di₄ [...] TUR-TUR du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI ṣe-eh-he-ru-⸢tum⸣The small ones ..., the sons of the ēmina-house, the ṣḫerûtum-house
22'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> daq-qa-qu-⸢tum⸣The tiny ones, the <small ones>, the sons of the E-min-e-na-BI, the daqqaqû-priests,
23'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> duq-qu-qu-tumThe tiny ones, the <small ones>, the sons of the ešmina-house, the duqququtu-house
24'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> suk-ku-ku-tumThe tiny ones, the <small ones>, the sons of the E-min-e-na-BI, sukkukutum
25'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> un-nu-šu₂-tumThe tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the sons of the E-min-e-na-BI, the unnuš-tum
26'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> un-nu-tu₂-tumThe tiny ones, the <small ones>, the children of the E-min-e-na-BI, the unborn ones,
27'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> rab-buThe tiny ones, the <small ones>, the grandson of the E-min-e-na-BI
27a'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> dal-luThe tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the sons of the E-min-e-na-BI, the allu priestess,
28'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu ⸢MIN⸣.NA-BI)> pa-a-quThe tiny ones, the <small ones>, the sons of the E-min-e-na-BI, are taken away.
29'ibila [...] |DUMU.UŠ| du-mu ni-ta-ha-ku ap-luheir of ..., son of Nitaḫaku, the steward
29a'ibila <(...)> |DUMU.UŠ| <(du-mu ni-ta-ha-ku)> ma-ruThe heir (is) the son of Nitaḫāku.
29b'ibila <(...)> |DUMU.UŠ| <(du-mu ni-ta-ha-ku)> šu-muThe heir (is) the son of Nitaḫumu.
30'ibila₂ [...] |DUMU.ARAD| {<MIN(du-mu)>} ni-it-ta-ku {<MIN(ap-lu)>}The heir of ..., a slave, we did not let go
30a'ibila₂ <(...)> |DUMU.ARAD| <(du-mu ni-it-ta-ku)> {<MIN(ma-ru)>}heir of a slave, we (are) sons
30b'ibila₂ <(...)> |DUMU.ARAD| <(du-mu ni-it-ta-ku)> {<MIN(šu-mu)>}The heir (is) the son-in-law (of) Nittāmu.
31'ibila₃ [...] |DUMU.SAG| {<MIN(du-mu)>} sag-ga-ku {<MIN(ap-lu)>}heir of ..., eunuch, sag-ga-ku, ditto,
31a'ibila₃ <(...)> |DUMU.SAG| <(du-mu sag-ga-ku)> {<MIN(ma-ru)>}heir of the eunuch, the first-born son
31b'ibila₃ <(...)> |DUMU.SAG| <(du-mu sag-ga-ku)> {<MIN(šu-mu)>}heir of the eunuch, my first-born son
32'ibilaₓ(|TUR.DIŠ|) [...] |TUR.DIŠ| {<MIN(du-mu)>} de-eš-še-ku {<MIN(ap-lu)>}The heirs of ..., the eldest son, the one who decrees justice,
32a'ibilaₓ(|TUR.DIŠ|) <(...)> |TUR.DIŠ| <(du-mu de-eš-še-ku)> {<MIN(ma-ru)>}The heir, the <child’s> son, the one who seeks a lawsuit
32b'ibilaₓ(|TUR.DIŠ|) <(...)> |TUR.DIŠ| <(du-mu de-eš-še-ku)> {<MIN(šu-mu)>}The heir, the <shepherd’s son” (Šumma ālu 31 unknown) (is) my daughter.
33'banda₃{da} [...] TUR{da} {<MIN(du-mu)>} da-ad-du-u šer₃-ruThe young man ..., the small one, the mighty one,
33a'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ṣe-eh-ruYoung man, <(young man, you young woman),” addû-demon
34'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> la-ʾ-uYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a lā’u-demon
34a'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> la-ku-uYoung man, <(young man, the young man is)> weak,
35'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ek-duYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a weak one,
35a'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> uk-ku-duYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a slain child,
36'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> rid-duYoung man, <(you are)> the one who is to be smitten, young man, riddu
36a'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ta-šim-tu₂Young man, <(you are)> a slain child, a dying child,
37'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> tak-ši-ruYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a takširu
38'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ba-an-du-u“The young man, the young woman, the one who is torn out,
39'hibiz [...] |TUR.DIŠ| [...] [ru]-⸢uš⸣-šu₂-u... a pig ... his ru'eušû
40'hibiz <(...)> |TUR.DIŠ| <(...)> [ru-te]-eš-šu₂-u<(...)> a young child, whose limbs
41'hibiz <(...)> |TUR.DIŠ| <(...)> [uk]-ku-du<...> a pig ... he slaughtered

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