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CT 14, pl. 08, K 04330 (P365320)

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

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DesignationCT 14, pl. 08, K 04330
IDP365320
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
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'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-[...] [...]
2'[...] [...] [...]
3'[...] {<ŠU(...)>} [...]... hand
4'[...] {<ŠU(...)>} [...]... hand
5'{[kuš]}⸢akar⸣ ap-luh-tum [...]The akarû-drum, the apluḫtu-drum
6'{[kuš]}e₆ e-a [...]The ea sandals
7'{⸢kuš⸣}ub₃ up-pu [...]“It is an eagle, it is a snake
8'{⸢kuš⸣}še-gin₂ kug-sig₁₇ šin-du hu-ra-ṣu [...]Like a gold scepter, he ... the harvest
9'šim kug-sig₁₇ ši-i-pu [...]Gold, gold ...
10'šim {na₄}sahar li-i-ru [...]The name of the sahar stone
11'šim-bi-zid-da e-gu-u₂ [...]Šimbizida, the egû priest
12'⸢im⸣ sig₇-sig₇ {<MIN(e-gu-u₂)>} [...]The yellow-green emû-plant, ditto
13'šim-bi-zid-da a-ma-mu-u₂ [...]Šimbizida, the word
14'šim-bi-zid-da ⸢sig₇-sig₇⸣ as-har [...]šimbizida-plant, red-purple plant, ashar-plant
15'im ⸢dara₄⸣ ⸢ha⸣-a-pu [...]The clay of the cedar, the ēḫāpu-plant
16'im gun₃-nu a-⸢da⸣-mat [...]The speckled clay of the a’emat (temple)
17'im kug-sig₁₇ il-[lu-ur ...] [...]A gold tablet of ilur ...
18'im-gu₂ qa-du-[ut-tum] [...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The imgû, the qadūtu, ...
19'im gu₂-en-na {<MIN(qa-du-ut-tum)>} ši-ka-ni [...]The clay of the gūena (temple) is his pledge
20'im-gu₂ {kaš}⸢kurun₂-na⸣ {<MIN(qa-du-ut-tum)>} ši-ka-ri [...]The imgu-vessel of ēru-wine, ditto, šikaru-beer
21'im sahar ⸢gig₂⸣ [...] qit-mu [...]clay, dust, egiptu-disease
22'urud za-[ri₂-in] ⸢gur⸣-nu [...]Copper, zarin, egurnu-plant
23'urud sahar [hu-luh-ha] [ṣi]-⸢it⸣ hur-ri [...]The copper, the dust, the haze of the mountain range
24'urud-⸢x⸣-[...] [...] [...]... copper
25'⸢urud⸣-[...] [...] [...]... copper ...
26'{⸢urud}a-da-pa₃⸣ a-da-pu [...]a copper adapu vessel
27'{urud}tigi{ti-gi} ti-gu-u₂ [...]The tigi-tigi weapon
28'{urud}ba-zil-la-tum [...]a bronze kettledrum
29'{urud}kam₂-kam₂-ma-tum{zabar} {<ŠU(kamkammatu)>} [...]The kamkammatum weapon, the šu-army
30'{urud}kam₂-kam₂-ma-tum šu-si [...]The kamkamātum weapon, the hand of
31'{urud}niŋ₂-šu-zabar mu-ša₂-⸢lu⸣ [...]A bronze scepter, a muša-elu-bowl
32'{urud}šen gal-la mas-laq-⸢tum⸣ [...]The great arrow, the maslaq-etum-e3 weapon
32a{<<urud>>}šen hur-saŋ-ŋa₂a copper ... of the mountain range
33'{urud}šen gu₂ dil mu-ṣar-riš-⸢tum⸣ [...]... a single copper kettledrum
34'{urud}šen-dili šen-⸢nu⸣ [...]The svendilû-drum, the šennu-drum
35'urud za-ri₂-in {<ŠU(zarinnu)>} [...]Copper, zarinnu-stone
36'{urud}ka-an-da-lu [...]a kaandalu-tool
37'{urud}maš-ka-nu [...]... a maškanu-tool
38'{urud}zu-qa-qi₂-pu [...]... a torch
39'{urud}⸢ab⸣-bu-ut-tum [...]a copper ...
r i'
1{buru₅}er-gi-lum {<ŠU(ergilu)>}{lum} [...]The ergilu plant, the hand of the king
2{buru₅}er-gi-zum {<ŠU(ergiṣu)>}{ṣu} [...]The ergīzum-plant
3buru₅ kug-babbar a-šag₄-ga [...]The harvest of silver in the field
4buru₅ sa₂-a si-ik-du [...](Sum) The harvest is arranged in a shady place (Akk) In order to arrange the harvest, in order to place the harvest
5buru₅ su₃-ud-re a-du-di-lu [...]Long-fleeced locusts roaming around
6buru₅ si₁₂{si}tu [...]The locusts
7nim zu ra-ah ku-za-zu ⸢x⸣-[...]Your ‘eyes’ are a raging storm, your ... is a burning fire
8buru₅ ha-mun lal-la-ar₂-tu ⸢x⸣-[...]The harvest of the ḫamun-flour, the lala-artu-festival
9nim nisig tam-bu-uk-ku ⸢x⸣-[...]“The high mountain, the lowland, the tambukku-tree
10nim lal₃ nu-ub-tum ⸢zu⸣-[um-bi ...](Sum) The niphu that does not carry honey, its ešum plant
11nim mud aš₂-tur-ru {<MIN(zu-um-bi)>} [...]“Flood, mud, ...,
12⸢nim⸣ zu₂ zaq-qi₂-tum {<MIN(zu-um-bi)>} [...]“Enema, the tooth of the zaqqītu-plant, ditto
13⸢nim⸣ sahar-ra ⸢lam⸣-ṣa-tum ⸢nam⸣-[...]“Enim-e’e-sahara, Elam-ešbatum, Nam-e-[...]
14nim a ⸢zu⸣-[um]-⸢bi⸣ me-⸢e⸣ [...]“Alas, alas, the ēzû-disease-demon, the me’e-demon, ...
15nim na₄ {<MIN(zu-um-bi)>} ab-ni [...]I surrounded it with lightning, stone, and ...
16nim sig₇-sig₇ sa-su-ru ⸢x⸣-[...]The yellow-green lightning flashed continuously
17nim za-gin₃-na NIM [...]... lapis lazuli ...
18nim u₂-šukur₂ hal-lu-⸢la-ia⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]“Like a lion, like a wild bull, I want to go out to the netherworld
19⸢šah⸣ [...]The šaḫ-bird
20eh saŋ-du [i₃]-gu₇-e mut-⸢qu⸣ up-[lu](who) eats heaped-up emmer (and) reed bundles
21eh zu₂-lum-ma kal-mat su-lu-up-pi ha-⸢ra⸣-[...](Sum) I am the one who makes the whole land tremble(?) (Akk) May you be the one that makes the entire land shake with a thorn(?)
22⸢eh⸣ še gu₇-e tal-ʾa-a-šu kal-⸢mat⸣ [...](Sum) The one who eats barley, the one who lies down(?) (Akk) He who is eating barley and lying down, the strong one
23⸢eh⸣ tug₂ keš₂-da me-eq-qa-a-nu har-⸢sap⸣-[nu]a woven garment, a meqqānu-garment, ḫarsap-garments
24⸢eh⸣ zag la₂ ib-hu TAB-⸢x⸣-[...]“If he slips through the front door and the door bolt,
25⸢eh⸣ dur₂-ra mu-bat-ti-ru a-ki-[lum]the eḫ-e23-dweller, the one who soothes the Akīlum
26ušu mu-nu {<MIN(a-ki-lum)>}Hand of a Manu
27⸢ušu⸣ sim {<MIN(mu-nu)>} {<MIN(a-ki-lum)>}ešû-plant, sulphur, ditto, alum
28⸢giriš⸣ gal tar-ma-ṣu SAG-[...]Great scepter of the king
29[...]-ŋa₂ kur-mit-tum kur-ṣip-[tum]... kurmittu kurṣiptu
30[šag₄]-tur₃ ša₃-tur-ru nam-⸢da⸣-[lu]The small cattlepen, the small cattle pen, should not be inhabited
31[...]-⸢x⸣ i-šid bu-kan-nu bu-kan-[nu]... he placed ..., a bukannu-demon
32[...] ⸢ur⸣-ba-tum ṣe-e-tum ⸢pi⸣-[...]... urbatum, ṣētum epî-plant
33[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-BU ma-aṣ-ṣar-[...]... ... assbar ...
34[...] [...]-⸢x⸣ na-an-⸢x⸣-[...]... should not ...
35[...] [...] ha-DI-[...]... may ...
36[...] [...] [...]-⸢x-x⸣-[...]

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