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LTBA 1, 32 (P370355)

Lexical, Neo-Assyrian, Assur · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationLTBA 1, 32
IDP370355
Museum no.VAT 10377
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
o i
1'{⸢dug⸣}[kab₂]-⸢du₁₁⸣-[ga] [...]The kab-ešû-vessel
2'{⸢dug⸣}a-⸢sal⸣-[la] [x]a bowl of emmer
3'{⸢dug}a-daŋal-la⸣ {<MIN(rību)>}adaballa-vessel
4'{⸢dug}al-ŋar⸣ {<MIN(rību)>}The hoe is a ditto.
5'{⸢dug}{x-me-en}banmin⸣ kab-⸢du-qu-u⸣I am the ... of the libation vessels, the kabduqû-vessel
6'{⸢dug⸣}{[x-x]-⸢eš}baneš⸣ ṣi-in-dua jar of ēšû-wine
7'{⸢dug}ša₃-gig⸣ ⸢ŠU-qu⸣a šagig-vessel, a hand-washing vessel
8'{⸢dug}ša₃⸣-[gub] [ŠU]-⸢bu⸣The šaegub-vessel is in good condition.
9'{⸢dug}ellaŋ₂-si⸣-[sa₂] ⸢ŠU⸣-uE-dug-si-e-sa
10'{dug}⸢niŋ₂-gir₅-gid₂⸣-[da] ⸢ŠU⸣-ua bowl of olives
11'{dug}[MIN] [ma]-⸢az-zal šam-ni⸣a ditto bowl of milk
12'{dug}[MIN] {<⸢MIN⸣([ma]-az-zal)>} [...]A ditto jar of ešānu-wine
13'{dug}a-[gur]-⸢ra⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣([ma]-az-zal)>} [...]The agur-vessel, the ditto tamarisk
14'{dug}⸢a⸣-[tum₂-ma] [...]The jug
15'{⸢dug⸣}[...] [...]The scepter
o ii
1'[...] [(...)]
2'[...] [(...)]
3'[...] [eš]-šu₂... is his
4'[...] [mu]-šap-pi-ik-tu₂... I smote
5'[...] {<⸢MIN⸣([mu]-šap-pi-ik-tu₂)>}... ešappiktu-plant
6'[...]-⸢gun₃-nu⸣ uq-qu-u... they sat down.
7'[...]-lal₂ lu-up-pu-ut-tum(Sum) ... (Akk) .... (var.)
8'[...] ⸢SAR⸣ ša₂-har-ra-tu₂... the šaḫarratu-house
9'{⸢dug}kir₂⸣ sumun la-bir-tu₂old churn
10'{⸢dug⸣}kir₂ libir-tu {<MIN(la-bir-tu₂)>}Old churn
11'{⸢dug⸣}kir₂ ad₅(|U₂.GIR₂|) ša₂ um-ṣa-tu₂a jar of fig-beer, ad5 of umsbatu-plant
12'{⸢dug⸣}kun-⸢rim⸣ mas-lah₃-tua jar of emmer-beer;
13'{⸢dug⸣}a-⸢su₃⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(mas-lah₃-tu)>}a bowl of soup, a ditto bowl of water
14'{⸢dug⸣}ti-lim-du₃ ⸢ti-lim⸣-du-uThe tilimdu-vessel
15'{⸢dug⸣}ti-lim-⸢du₃⸣ ⸢ti⸣-li-ma-tu₂a tilim-vessel, an elīmtu vessel,
16'{⸢dug⸣}dal ⸢tal⸣-luma jar of ētal-elum-plant
17'{⸢dug⸣}dal gal ⸢ri⸣-buGreat jugs of erību-beer
18'[...] ⸢tur⸣ [hi]-⸢it-tu⸣... the small one, the high one
19'[...] [tal]-⸢mah-hu⸣... the talmahhû
o iii
1'{⸢dug⸣}[...] [...]The scepter
2'{dug}⸢hal⸣ [x] [...]a bowl
3'{dug}hal ⸢ga⸣ [...]a bowl of egāe-wine
4'{dug}hal ⸢kaš⸣ [...]a hal-vessel of ... beer
5'{dug}hal i₃ [...]a flask of oil
6'{dug}hal i₃-ŋeša jug of beer
7'{dug}hal i₃-nun-naa vessel of butter oil
8'{dug}hal i₃-šaha flask of oil
9'{dug}hal i₃-du₁₀-gaa bowl of good oil
10'{dug}hal ŋeština vessel of wine
11'{dug}hal ⸢lal₃⸣ ⸢ša₂ di-iš⸣-[pi]a flask of elal-beer, a bowl of dīš-epu-fruit
12'{dug}hal-mah ⸢ŠU{hu⸣}a large halmaḫ-vessel
13'{dug}hal-mah diŋir-⸢e-ne⸣ ⸢E₂-MEŠ DINGIR⸣-[MEŠ]a large halmaḫ-vessel of bir-ēnê-confection, the temples of the gods
14'{dug}igi-hal pa-⸢an hal⸣-[li]a door-beam, opening of the door
15'{dug}sila₃ qu-[u]a qu-vessel
16'{dug}sila₃ gaz me-šir₂-⸢te⸣ [(...)]The sila-vessel of Mesvir-ete'e
17'{dug}sila₃ gaz hu-⸢pu⸣-[u]a sila-vessel of pomegranates
18'{dug}sila₃ gaz šar-[mu]a sila-vessel of beer for my king
19'{⸢dug}sila₃ gaz⸣ ŠU{u}a bowl of fig-beer, hand
20'{[dug]}⸢muš⸣ ⸢kar⸣-[pat ...]The emuš-bowl, the kar-epat-vessel
r i
1'[...] ⸢šad⸣-[du]... the šad-edu-plant
2'[...] ⸢nu-MIN⸣ gar-⸢x⸣... enūminu-plant
3'{⸢dug⸣}gur lugud₂-⸢da⸣ {<MIN(gar-x)>}a bowl of emmer, a ditto bowl
4'{dug}gur gam-ma hab-šua full gur-vessel that has been damaged
5'{dug}gur bur₃-bur₃-ru pu-ul-lu-šua gur-vessel that is torn out
6'{dug}gur lagab up-pua tureen of lagab-flour
7'{dug}gur na₄ ša₂ ziq-pia tureen of stone from the ziggurat
8'{dug}gur niŋ₂-⸢šu-luh⸣ ⸢nam⸣-su-u₂a gur-vessel filled with sulphur
9'{dug}bur-zi ⸢pur⸣-su-⸢u₂⸣a bowl of fig-beer;
10'{dug}bur-zi gal ⸢ŠU{lum⸣}large bowl of emmer-beer
11'{dug}MIN kal-⸢lu⸣a kal-elû-vessel
12'{dug}MIN ne₂-se-ep-⸢tum⸣a ditto of nēsep-e23-confection;
13'{dug}bur-zi tur sah-ha-rua small urzi-vessel
14'{dug}bur-zi tun₃-bar {<MIN(sah-ha-ru)>}a bowl of fig-beer,
15'{dug}bur-zi tun₃-bar ŠU{ku}a bowl of fig-beer;
16'{dug}bur-zi sal-la raq-qa-tua fine urzi-vessel
17'{dug}bur-zi ša₃-ba-tuk ša₂-pi-tua burzi-vessel, a šapītu vessel
18'{dug}bur-zi ša₃-ba-tuk ha-bi-⸢iš-tu⸣a bowl of fig-beer;
19'{dug}bur-zi sila₃-ŋal₂-la ŠU{u}a bowl of emmer, in the hand
20'{⸢dug}bur-zi sila₃-ban₃⸣-[da] ŠU{[u]}a burzi-vessel, a sila-ban3-eda vessel, in his hand
r ii
1'[...] ⸢maš-x⸣-[x]... emaš-
2'{[dug]}⸢a⸣-su₃ {<MIN(maš-x-[x])>}a bowl of emmer
3'{⸢dug⸣}ki-se₃-ga ŠU{⸢u⸣}The šakku-vessel in Kisega
4'{⸢dug⸣}ki-se₃-ga kan-[nu]a sealed container of e-dug-e-kisega beer
5'{dug}i₃-sur kan-[nu]a sealed isur vessel
6'{dug}gub-ba kan-[nu]a sealed jar
7'dug ga kar-⸢pat ši-iz-bi⸣a flask of milk for the šīzbu-festival
8'dug kaš {<MIN(kar-pat)>} ⸢ši-ka-ri⸣a vessel of beer, ditto, šikari-e23-plant
9'dug ŋeštin {<MIN(kar-pat)>} ⸢ka-ra-ni⸣a jar of wine, ditto of karānu-plant
10'dug a-ŋeštin-na {<MIN(kar-pat)>} ⸢ṭa-ba-ti⸣a vessel of wine, ditto of e’eṭābati-plant
11'dug al-us₂-sa {<MIN(kar-pat)>} ši-⸢ik⸣-kia jug of alussu-beer, ditto ši’eki-vessel,
12'dug MIN-sur-ra maš-ha-⸢ru⸣a ditto jar of mašḫarû-confection
13'⸢dug⸣ zi₃-da kar-⸢pat qe₂⸣-me“The jar of flour, the quay of the house,
14'⸢dug⸣ tug₂-ba {<MIN(kar-pat)>} ⸢ṣu-ba-tu₂⸣a pot-of-tablets of textiles, ditto of ēṣubatu-textiles,
15'{[dug]}alal{⸢a-la₂⸣} e-lu-⸢u₂⸣a balal-vessel of elû-confection
16'{[dug]}⸢pisaŋ₂⸣ pi-sa-an-nua bowl of fig-beer
17'{[dug]}⸢šita₃⸣ ma-šal-luma bowl of mašallum beer
18'[x] ⸢kaš₃⸣ kar-pat ši-na-tu₂x e22kašû-vessels, reed bundles
19'[x a]-⸢sur⸣-ra {<MIN(kar-pat)>} ši-na-tu₂... of the A’esur, ditto, šinātu
20'{[dug}ša₂]-⸢gu⸣-nu ša₂-gu-un-nua cup of olives
21'{[dug}ša₂]-⸢gu⸣-zum ša₂-gu-ṣuThe šagu’ezum-vessel
22'[...]-⸢da⸣ ku-ba-ri-in-nu... of Kubarinnu
23'|KI.NE| ki-nu-nua place of relaxation
24'[...]-⸢x⸣ mu-tal-li-ku... he went
25'[...] ti-⸢nu⸣-[ru]... Tīnu’eru
26'[...] ⸢mu-tal⸣-[li-ku]... the emutal eliku
1''⸢im⸣ [...] [...]
2''⸢im-bal⸣-[bal] [...]
3''im-⸢bal-bal⸣ [...]
4''im-hu-tu-ul ⸢hu⸣-[tu-lu]he destroyed, he demolished.
5''im-MIN ⸢x⸣-[...]DITTO (means) e’e...
6''im-lu₃-a ⸢ṭi⸣-[...]The imlû-priestess of the temple
7''im-MIN ⸢ṭi⸣-[...]DITTO (means) ēti-e-[...]
8''im-MIN ⸢sa⸣-[...]ditto esa’e-plant
9''im-hab bi-⸢ʾi⸣-[šu]brick mould of Bi-eali-ešu
10''im-hab da-⸢ʾa⸣-[mu]
11''im-dara₄ {<MIN(da-ʾa-[mu])>}Imdara, ditto
12''im-kal aq-[ru]imkal aqru
13''im-kala aš₂-[ṭu]Imkala, aštbu-priest
14''im-kala i-⸢sik⸣-[ku]“It is hot, it is cold, it has cooled down
15''im-kala-ga dan-[nu]mighty Imkalaga
16''im-kala-ga ku-⸢uš⸣-[šik-ku]In Imkalaga Ku’euš-esvikku
17''im-na₄ {<MIN(ku-uš-[šik-ku])>}stone of ditto agate
18''im-na₄-an-na {<MIN(ku-uš-[šik-ku])>}“Imna-ana, ditto
19''im-na₄-an-na ⸢ŠU⸣-[ku]a stone of ešû-stone
20''im-DU ⸢ŠU⸣-[x]ImDU (means)
21''im-⸢UŠ⸣ [...](As for) Ime-UŠu-e23
22''⸢im⸣-[...] [...]
r iii
1'[...] [e-rim]-⸢tu⸣... the Erimtû
2'[im]-⸢gur⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣([e-rim]-tu)>}Imgur-e23 (means)
3'[im]-gur im-gur-ruclay, clay
4'[im]-⸢gur₇⸣ ṭi-di ka-re-e“It is enough, I want to go down to the quay!
5'[x te-me]-⸢na⸣ ŠU-nux temenae-songs, their hand
6'[im]-⸢gid₂⸣ ŠUIm-gid-e23 Hand of
7'[im]-|ŠID.RU| ŠUIm-ŠID.RU
8'[im]-|ŠID.RU| ku-nu-uk-ku
9'[im]-|ŠID.RU| ši-pat-su
10'[im]-|ŠID.RU| ṣu-lu-lu
11'⸢im⸣-|ŠID.RU| ⸢šub⸣-ba ka-ni-ku“It is the wind, it is the horn of the ešub-eba-temple, the seal-maker,
12'⸢im-kid₂⸣ ⸢ki⸣-ir-ṣuThe Imkid temple, the Eršbu temple
13'⸢im-ta-hab⸣ ⸢ru⸣-šum-tuemtaḫhab̂-plant
14'⸢im⸣-ra-⸢ra⸣ {<MIN(ru-šum-tu)>}
15'⸢im⸣ in-⸢nu⸣ ṭi-<di> ti-ib-ni“It is raining, it is rising, it has been raining.
16'im in-nu-ri IM il-tiTablet of innuri, tablet of ilti.
17'⸢im nu⸣-dul ⸢tap⸣-pi-su“If he does not cover it with a cloth, (or) if he slips through a hole,
18'im ⸢eme⸣-dul {<⸢MIN⸣(tap-pi-su)>}clay of emesu-dul (and) ešipisu-plant
19'im in-bu₅-bu₅ UD-a ⸢IM pe-e⸣(If) clay is poured out: the day will be cloudy.
20'⸢im⸣ {tug₂}dara₂ UD-a ⸢IM⸣ u₂-la-biThe ēmû-plant, the turban of the day, and the ‘e’-plant of the evening,
21'⸢im⸣-BAD si-⸢i⸣-ru“If he slips through the door pivots,
22'⸢im⸣-ša₂-ra-ah {<MIN(si-i-ru)>}emšarah plant
23'⸢im⸣-zi šal-⸢la⸣-ru“It is high, it is low,
24'⸢im⸣-zi-kala-ga ba-aṣ-⸢ṣu⸣“The Ezikalaga temple was erected,
25'im-zi-kala-ga šal-la-pit-⸢tu⸣Imzikalaga, the svallipittu priestess
26'im-du₃-a pit-⸢qu⸣he had built, he was torn out,
27'im-du₃-a ra-a-⸢ṭu⸣he built, Ra’et-e
28'⸢im⸣-du₃-a u₂-ra-⸢ku⸣I have built for you a temple.
29'⸢im⸣-ŠID kir-ba-[nu]“Finger-nail of Kirbanu
30'⸢im-ŠID⸣ ⸢pi-sa⸣-[an-nu]Imšud plant, episānu plant

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