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CT 19, pl. 48-49, K 00026 (P365426)

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

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DesignationCT 19, pl. 48-49, K 00026
IDP365426
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'[...] la₂ ⸢ka⸣-[mu-u₂]... of the emû temple
2'[x] dab-ba {<MIN(ka-mu-u₂)>} ša₂ ṣa-ba-ti... seized, ditto, of the ṣabatu-demon
3'⸢x-x⸣-u₂-a limmu-bi }} BAR la še-mu-u₂May my ešemû-priests not be forgotten!
4'BAR la ma-gi-ruBAR (means) not m[aggiru].
5'BAR la sa-an-quBAR (means) not to be loosened.
6'BAR la aš-ši-šuBAR (means) not
7'{⸢nu⸣-mu-un}numun₂ eṭ-lum“Lord, the young man,
8'{⸢u₂⸣-rum}|SAG׊ID| zi-ka-ru
9'{⸢e⸣-rum}|SAG×SAL| sin-niš-tumthe E’erum temple
10'[hub₂] sar la-sa-mu... sar lasamu
11'[šu] {da-ag}dag ra-pa-duHand of big dagger
12'[...] {pa-ar₂}bar₃ na-pal-ṭu-u₂... a reed fence, a door bolt
13'[sa] {de-eh}dehi₂ ab-nuI twisted the knot of the knot
14'[sa] dehi₂ tur₅-ra {<MIN(ab-nu)>} ma-ru-uṣbundles of turru-flour, ditto, barley-fed
15'[ud]-de₃ rah₂-rah₂ ra-TI {d}IŠKURThe storm is a raging storm, it is the roaring storm of Adad
16'[ud]-⸢da⸣ tab-ba hi-miṭ UD.DA(If) the day reaches the sun: a crime will be committed.
17'⸢tumu⸣ ri-a ši-biṭ TUM₉“If he slips through the thresholds, he will die.’
18'{ha-ab}hab bi-ʾ-šuto eat his food
19'⸢ze₂⸣ gig bu-ʾ-ša₂-a-nusick ewe
20'⸢ka⸣ hab {<MIN(bu-ʾ-ša₂-a-nu)>} ša₂ KA“(If) he slips through the doorframe,
21'{u-mu-un}umun₅ ha-am-mu“Lord, I want to say a prayer.
22'{u-mu-na}umun₁₂ a-la-pu-u“Lord, alapû,
23'{ab-lal}ablal A-LA₂ qin-nu ša₂ MUŠENbablal ālu qinnu of a bird
24'{⸢kin⸣-bur}kinbur A-LA₂ kin-bur-rum ša₂ MUŠENēkin-burkinbur
25'barag ba-ša₂-mu SIKIThe dais was erected
26'[saŋ] sur {<MIN(ba-ša₂-mu)>} ša₂ bu-uš-šu-misa-sur-dīb (means) “the heart of my son’s bu-uš-mi-plant
27'ušumgal ba-aš₂-mu
28'⸢maš₂⸣ ṣib-tum
29'[...] ⸢x⸣ {<MIN(ṣib-tum)>} ša₂ GIG... e’e23 (means) ditto of the sick person
o ii
1'[...] [...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]
2'⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢x⸣ ug-ga-⸢x⸣
3'šag₄ ⸢huŋ⸣-[ŋa₂] na-a-hu ša₂ lib₃-bi“A field of eḫu-plant, the nāhu-plant of the heart
4'[x] {<MIN(na-a-hu)>} ša₂ mur-ṣi... ditto of the illness
5'i₃-⸢šah⸣ {<MIN(na-a-hu)>} ša₂ ŠAH(If) he is swollen: he will die.
6'lu₂ aš₂-bala ar₂-ruma man who a reed mat
7'gid₂-da-mušen {<MIN(ar₂-rum)>} ša₂ MUŠENa snake, ditto of a bird
8'la₂ e-ṣe-lumnot to be forgotten
9'šu lal₂ i-ta-aṣ-ṣu-lumHand of honey has been poured out
10'šu ŋiri₃ la₂-e ŠU-MIN GIR₃-MIN uṣ-ṣu₂-la-tiHand of a fox Hand of swords
11'kiŋ₂ ter-tumfrom Tertum
12'aŋ₂ {<MIN(ter-tum)>} ša₂ ṭe₃-milabor of the ditto of Ṭemi
13'UR₅-BAD {<MIN(ter-tum)>} ša₂ ha-še-eUR5-BAD means “ditto of the ḫašvê-disease.
14'|PA.SU|{ter-tum} <(ter-tum)> ša₂ šip-riPA.SU₂ (means) <the tertum> of the hand.
15'{da-rum}dara₂ iz-⸢hu⸣Darumdara Iz-eḫu
16'essad{eš-sa-ad} {<MIN(is-hu)>} ša₂ [...]-⸢x⸣essad means “to ...,’
17'|AB.HA.ZAG.GABA.HU| {<MIN(is-hu)>} ša₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]AB.HA.GABA.HU₂ (means)
18'{si}si₅ en-[šu]his lord
19'sig {<MIN(en-šu)>} ša₂ ⸢muš⸣-[ke-ni]the lower front, of Emuš-ekēni
20'hu-nu me-a {<MIN(en-šu)>} ša₂ ⸢u₂⸣-[ma-mi]Where is the ḫunu of the E-e-mami?
21'hu e-[ne₂-šu]ḫu of his word
22'illat il-[la-tu₂]illatu-disease
23'palil₂{pa-al-lil} {<MIN(il-la-tu₂)>} ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]Palil-pallil, ditto, eša-e23
24'ildum₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]The ildum priestess
25'gul a-ba-[tu₂]the gul of Abatu
26'hulu {<MIN(a-ba-tu₂)>} ša₂ i-[nim]evil, ditto, of the gods
27'tag la-pa-⸢tu⸣Tag of Lapātu
28'hulu {<MIN(la-pa-tu)>} ša₂ i-⸢nim⸣evil, ditto, that which he will destroy
29'{ku-rum}kurum₇ pa-qa-dua kurum plant is to be planted,
30'saŋ en₃ tar {<MIN(pa-qa-du)>} ša₂ pi-qit-tiWho inquires after ditto the extispicy
31'šid du₃ {<MIN(pa-qa-du)>} ša₂ mi-nu-tiThe one who carries (them) off, the one who knows (all this)
32'si-la₂ ⸢pu⸣-qud-du-[u]“The lambs of the equddû-festival
r i
1'A-⸢x⸣ [...]A’e23
2'ZI GI KAR₂-KAR₂ {<MIN(...)>} ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]ZI GI KAR-KAR, eša-e23
3'adda(|LU₂.BAD|)zu im-ma-an-gar {<MIN(...)>} ša₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]He placed your corpse there.
4'{ŋeš}gigir šu gi ma-ha-rum ša₂ {giš}GIGIRThe charioteer's hand is a reed, the shackle of the horse
5'gaba ri {<MIN(ma-ha-rum)>} ša₂ LU₂The breast of a man
6'gaba šu ŋar {<MIN(ma-ha-rum)>} ša₂ {lu₂}KUR₂Hand of a DITTO (ditto) of the enemy
7'ru-gu₂ {<MIN(ma-ha-rum)>} ša₂ ma-hir-tirugu of the “maḫarum-di’û
8'ŋiri₃ gub ka-ba-sustationed in the fort
9'izi te-en-te-en {<MIN(ka-ba-su)>} ša₂ i-ša₂-ti“The fire that keeps on burning, the heart of the earth,
10'igi dul {<MIN(ka-ba-su)>} ša₂ i-nimbefore: work, ditto, of Inim
11'ki-us₂ kib-suthe ki’us and kibsu
12'ur₂-us₂ {<MIN(kib-su)>} ša₂ LU₂the base of a man's arm
13'{tu-un}tun ha-tu-u₂“It is a curse, it is an oath
14'hu-tu-ul {<MIN(ha-tu-u₂)>} ša₂ GIGḫutul-disease (means) illness of the body.
15'gu₂ gilim {<MIN(ha-tu-u₂)>} ša₂ E₂.GAR₈a reed fence, ditto, of the courtyard
16'dirig he-pu-u₂he made surpassing.
17'gaz {<MIN(he-pu-u₂)>} ša₂ A.ŠAG₄gazelle droppings
18'ša₅{ša₂}{ša₂}ša₅ hu-up-pu-u₂ ša₂ GIThe ša’s, the huppû-disease of the reed
19'šu-{d}INANA ka-lu-u₂Hand of Ištar, the mighty
20'⸢ur⸣-{d}nin-a-⸢zu⸣ {lu₂}GALA.MAHEur-Nina-ezû, chief lamentation priest
21'[...] ka-lu-u ša₂ A-MEŠ... all of water
22'[...] {<[MIN(ka-lu-u)>} ša₂] LU₂... of a man
23'[...] [...] ⸢x⸣
r ii
1'[...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]
2'an-ta-ŋal₂ kul-lu ša₂ mim-⸢ma⸣I have carried off everything that is mine
3'du₁₂{du}du₁₂{du} {<MIN(kul-lu)>} ša₂ SAG“It is a šunû-disease that affects the head
4'sa gu₇ ha-ra-suwho eats cress,
5'sa gu₇-e eg-ge-tumwho eats cress,
6'sa umbin AK-AK ri-šu-tum(a kind of sacrificial sheep)
7'in pil-tumwith a snare
8'in tag {<MIN(pil-tum)>} ha-tu-u₂in the tag of “Ḫatû
9'in dub₂-dub₂-bu {<MIN(pil-tum)>} up-pu-ši“In squabble (and) wailing
10'sa-a ma-ša₂-⸢du⸣bundles of emmer
11'sa-sa muš-šu₂-du
12'dimma kur₂-ra dub-bu-buto write a new plan,
13'dun₅{du}{du}dun₅ {<MIN(dub-bu-bu)>} ša₂ da-a-lum“Dungû-songs, the ditto of Da’alum,
14'mu-sar mu-sa-ru-u₂The inscription, the inscription
15'LI {<MIN(mu-sa-ru-u₂)>} ša₂ A.ŠAG₄LI (means) “ditto of a sickle.'"
16'dur₂ gig {<MIN(mu-sa-ru-u₂)>} ma-ru-uṣThe sick kidney, ditto, is swollen
17'[...] ⸢ri⸣-i-bu... eri-ibu
18'[...] [...] UTUL₂... large bowl
19'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣

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