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LTBA 1, 33 (P370356)

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

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DesignationLTBA 1, 33
IDP370356
Museum no.VAT 09996 + VAT 10239a
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
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.

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1'[...] [MIN] ⸢MIN⸣... ditto ešānu-plant
2'[...] [MIN] MIN... ditto, di[tto]
3'[...] [MIN] MIN... ditto, di[tto]
4'[...] {<[MIN(mašak)>} min₃]-⸢di⸣-ni... a second time
5'[...]-⸢x⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} ⸢du-ma⸣-me... they are the eduma-priests
6'[kuš] ⸢nemur₂⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} nim-ria leather pouch of emur-plant, nimru-plant
7'[kuš] ⸢šeg₉⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} a-tu-duleather of ēšeĝ-plant
8'[kuš] ⸢šeg₉⸣-bar {<MIN(mašak)>} ⸢sap⸣-pa-rileather of ebar plant, ditto of sap-epar plant
9'[kuš] ⸢alim⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} di-ta-nua leather bag of ealim-plant, ditanu-plant
10'[kuš lu]-lim {<MIN(mašak)>} lu-li-mua lulīmu-garment
11'[kuš] ⸢udu⸣-til {<MIN(mašak)>} bi-ib-bua leather pouch of ēšu-sheep, ditto, broken
12'[kuš] durah {<⸢MIN⸣(mašak)>} tu-ra-hua duraḫ-skin, e22min-šak-plant, turahu-plant
13'[kuš] ⸢durah⸣-maš {<MIN(mašak)>} a-a-lusandals, emaš-plant, alu-plant
14'[kuš] ⸢durah⸣ maš-da₃ {<MIN(mašak)>} na-a-a-lua leather bag of ēšaḫ-plant, mašda plant, nālu-plant
15'[kuš] ⸢durah⸣-hal-hal-la {<MIN(mašak)>} {<MIN(na-a-a-lu)>}a leather bag of ēduraḫ and ehalhalla plants, ditto, nayalu-plant
16'[kuš] maš-da₃ {<MIN(mašak)>} ṣa-bi-tummašda-skin, ditto, ṣabitum-plant
17'[kuš] ⸢amar⸣ maš-da₃ {<MIN(mašak)>} u₂-za-lua leather bag of eamar-plant, mašda-plant (and) zalû-plant
18'[kuš] ⸢kud⸣-da {<MIN(mašak)>} ku-ši-ileather pouch of the e22kud-e23-da-plant, leather pouch
19'[kuš] kir₄ {<MIN(mašak)>} bu-u₂-ṣuskin of a female lamb, suckling
20'[kuš] ⸢ka₅⸣-a {<MIN(mašak)>} še-el-li-bia leather bag of ēkāe’a-plant, šēlibu-plant
21'⸢kuš⸣ anše {<MIN(mašak)>} i-me-⸢ri⸣“The horse’s horns are the same as those of a donkey
22'⸢kuš⸣ sisi {<MIN(mašak)>} si-si-ie22kuš-e23 sisi-plant
23'⸢kuš⸣ anše-eden-na {<MIN(mašak)>} sir₂-ri-⸢mu⸣a leather pouch for the steppe donkey
24'⸢kuš gu₃⸣-eden-na {<MIN(mašak)>} an-na-⸢bi⸣The arrows of the Gu’edena are a ditto of heaven
25'⸢kuš sa⸣-a {<MIN(mašak)>} ⸢šu-ra-ni⸣“Babylood of the netherworld, šurānu-plant
26'a⸢kuš⸣ sa-a-ri {<MIN(mašak)>} mu-⸢ra⸣-šu-u“The sa’ari-plant is its name.
26'bkuš sa-a-ri-ri {<MIN(mašak)>} ⸢a-za-ri⸣sandals, ditto, azāru-plant
27'⸢kuš⸣ sa-a sig₇-⸢sig₇⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} zir-⸢qa-tum⸣“Skin-of-the-throat’-plant, red-purple wool, zir-eqatum-plant
28'⸢kuš⸣ {d}nin-⸢ka₆⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(mašak)>} šik-ke-ea leather pouch for Nin-eka'e, a šikkê-vessel
29'⸢kuš⸣ {<MIN({d}nin-ka₆-)>}⸢maš⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} tar-pa-šie22kušû-plant, Ninka-e22ma-e23, tarpaši
30'⸢kuš⸣ {<MIN({d}nin-ka₆)>} ib₂-⸢kur₂⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} pa-⸢ṣu⸣-ud-⸢du⸣The ekuš-priestess, Ninka, will enter, the ditto priest will enter.
31'⸢kuš {<MIN⸣({d}nin-ka₆)>} ⸢tir-ra⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} ⸢šik⸣-ki-dir-rie’ekuš-plant, etirra-plant (and) esvik-ekidirri-plant
32'⸢kuš {<MIN⸣({d}nin-ka₆)>} eden-na {<MIN(mašak)>} a-a-ṣue22kuš-plant, e23-plant of the steppe, ayasbu-plant
33'⸢kuš⸣ peš₂ {<MIN(mašak)>} hu-um-si-rie22kušû-plant, ḫumsiri plant
34'⸢kuš peš₂⸣-tur {<MIN(mašak)>} pi-ru-ru-tu₂ēkuš psû-tur (a kind of insect)
35'⸢kuš⸣ peš₂-ŋeš-gi {<MIN(mašak)>} u₂-šum-mu“It is a snake with a stinging sting, it is an eagle
36'⸢kuš⸣ peš₂-{ŋeš}gi-i₃-gu₇-e {<MIN(mašak)>} iš-ka-ri-is-<su>“If he eats a leather bag, he will become frightened
37'⸢kuš peš₂⸣-{še}ŋeš-i₃-{<MIN(gu₇-e)>} {<MIN(mašak)>} kur-si-sue22kuš-plant, pesv̌i-i’e-seed, kursisu-plant
38'[kuš] ⸢peš₂⸣-ur₃-⸢ra⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} ar-ra-bileather pouches of e’urra-e23 plant
39'[kuš] ⸢peš₂-a⸣-šag₄-ga {<MIN(mašak)>} har-ri-ria leather bag of e’ešaga-plant
40'[kuš peš₂-igi]-⸢gun₃⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} bar-mua leather bag with pešigi-egunû-marks, <ditto> barmu
41'[...]-⸢ma⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} aš₂-ta-ki-ṣi... I have sworn by you
42'[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(mašak)>} ak-⸢ka⸣-ba-ri... Akebari
43'[...] {<MIN(mašak)>} ⸢hu⸣-le-e... eḫû-plant
44'[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(mašak)>} {<MIN(hu-le-e)>}... ešak-plant, ḫulê-plant
45'[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(mašak)>} ⸢as-qu⸣-du... ašqû-plant
46'[...] {<[MIN(mašak])>} ⸢im⸣-[me]-⸢ri⸣... ditto emê-rī-e23
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1'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
2'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
3'{kuš}⸢e₂⸣-[ma₂-ru₁₀] [...]The e’emaru-shoe
4'{kuš}iš-⸢pa⸣-[tum] [...]The sandals
5'{kuš}na-ah-⸢pa⸣-[tum] [...]... sandals
6'{kuš}pa-ru-[tum] [...]The sandals
7'{kuš}du₈-ši-⸢a⸣ [...]“The scepter(?)
8'{kuš}dal-⸢uš₂⸣ [...]The sandals
9'{kuš}a₂ dal-⸢uš₂⸣ [i-di] {<⸢MIN⸣(aspu)>}a leather bag of ēdušû-silver he gave to me.
10'{kuš}⸢dabašin⸣ [da-ba-šin]-⸢nu⸣a leather pouch for Dabašinu
11'{kuš}a₂ {<⸢MIN⸣(dabašin)>} [i-di] {<⸢MIN⸣(dabašinnu)>}a pair of sandals the rent of the pair(s)
12'{kuš}⸢x⸣ [si-ih]-⸢pu⸣a leather pouch
13'{kuš}la₂-[la₂] [ku-ru-us]-⸢su⸣a leather pouch of kurussû-confection
14'{kuš}⸢har⸣ [la₂-la₂] [si-mir] {<⸢MIN⸣(kurussu)>}eḫarānu-plant, sulphur, simir-plant
15'{kuš}⸢murub₄⸣ [la₂-la₂] [...]-⸢tum⸣a šūmurub-shoot, a lala-strap
16'{⸢kuš}murub₄⸣ [la₂-la₂] [qe₂-er]-⸢šu⸣“An eagle's foot, a reed-bearing snake
17'{⸢kuš}x⸣-[x-x] [še-e]-⸢nu⸣a leather pouch
18'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
19'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
20'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]-⸢nu⸣a leather pouch
21'[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
22'[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
23'[...] [ra-bi]-⸢tum⸣... the great
24'[...] [ṣe]-⸢hir-tum⸣... Ṣēr-hirtum
25'[...] ⸢ša₂ ki⸣-[iṣ]-⸢ri⸣... of the netherworld
26'{[kuš}e-sir₂] ⸢munus-e-ne⸣ ⸢ša₂⸣ sin-niš-⸢a⸣-[ti]The esir cloth of women, the ēša-e3 cloth of a woman
27'{kuš}{<MIN([e-sir₂])>} niŋ₂-ugu-gam-ma ša₂ e-riš-tia leather (bag) that we have put on and the heart of an errû
28'{kuš}{<MIN(e-sir₂)>} ŋiri₃ ⸢gi₄⸣-a ša₂ šal-pit-⸢tum⸣a leather pouch for the bride of Šalpītum
29'{kuš}⸢murub₄ e⸣-sir₂ qa₂-ab-lua leather pouch for the Esir temple
30'{kuš}sas(|KI.KAL|) e-sir₂ sa-as-sua sandal with a knot
31'{kuš}⸢suhuš⸣ e-sir₂ da-ad-dua leather bag for a sandal made of leather
32'{kuš}murub₄ e-sir₂ ta-ki-ria sandal made of takiru-wood
33'{⸢kuš}niŋin⸣ e-sir₂ sa-hi-ria leather pouch with a knot of knots
34'{kuš}bar-da₃ e-sir₂ ma-luṭ-⸢ṭu⸣a leather pouch with a hem of ebony,
35'{kuš}zag e-sir₂ a-si-dua leather bag with asidu-flour
36'{kuš}umbin e-sir₂ u₂-ba-nua sandal made of bitumen
37'{kuš}šu-si e-sir₂ {<MIN(u₂-ba-nu)>}leather pouches, esir cloth
38'{kuš}du-lu a-nu-uš-šu₂a leather bag of his own
39'{kuš}da-lu {<MIN(a-nu-uš-šu₂)>}sandals
40'{kuš}a-nu-uš {<MIN(a-nu-uš-šu₂)>}Anu-uš
41'{kuš}dib-dib ta-ki-tum“The takītu-shoot,
42'{kuš}du-lu ta-ṣi-tuma leather bag of tašbitum-wood
43'{kuš}dib-dib kiš-⸢kit⸣-tum“The scepter of the ekitûtu-vessel
44'{kuš}⸢kin⸣-tur bu-⸢un-zi-ru⸣a small leather bag for the ziggurat
45'{⸢kuš⸣}saŋ kud-da pi-in-⸢gu⸣a leather pouch with long sleeves
46'{⸢kuš}e₆⸣-a a-⸢e⸣-[u₂]“It is enough, I want to go out!
47'{[kuš]}⸢x-SU⸣ BU-[...]... sandals
48'[...]-⸢ba⸣ ⸢ta⸣-[...]... from above
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1'{⸢kuš}dug₃-gan kug⸣-[babbar] [...]a silver scepter
2'{kuš}dug₃-gan kug-⸢sig₁₇⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(tukkannu)>} ⸢hu⸣-[ra-ṣi]a bowl of gold, a ditto bowl of ḫūru-plant
3'{kuš}dug₃-gan ⸢maš⸣-tab-ba tu-⸢ʾa-ma-tum⸣a thong, an emaštaba-vessel, tu-e-alamatum-e23
4'{kuš}dug₃-gan eš₅ maš-tab-ba ⸢šu⸣-ta-⸢ha⸣-a-⸢tum⸣“The thong, the ešu-ta-eḫa’e-a-tum-e-mû
5'{kuš}dug₃-gan mun tuk-ka-nu ṭa-ab-⸢ti⸣a šukkannu-vessel with salt in it,
6'{⸢kuš⸣}dug₃-gan gazi{sar} {<MIN(tuk-ka-nu)>} kas₃-si-ie22kuš-duggan-plant, mustard, ditto mustard,
7'{kuš}dug₃-gan naŋa {<MIN(tuk-ka-nu)>} uh-hu-luThe šukkannu-garment, which is a ditto, is ruined
8'{kuš}dug₃-gan gi-dub-ba-a {<MIN(tuk-ka-nu)>} qa-an ṭup-pia bag of reed baskets, a ditto hand of tablets,
9'{kuš}dug₃-gan an-ti-bal šu-ta-bal-⸢ku⸣-tum“Antibal, Šutabal-ku’etum,
10'{kuš}lu-ub₂ lu-up-⸢pu⸣a leather bag for a lupû-demon
11'{kuš}lu-ub₂ mar-tu tu-⸢ša₂⸣-ri“The Amorite scepter you have brought out,
12'{kuš}{<MIN(lu-ub₂)>} sig pa-ti-ria leather (bag) with tufts of wool
13'{kuš}{<MIN(lu-ub₂)>} pa-ti-ri {<MIN(pa-ti-ri)>}a pair of sandals,
14'{kuš}{<MIN(lu-ub₂)>} pa-ti-hu(RI) {<ŠU(pa-ti-hu)>}a pair of sandals
15'{kuš}{<MIN(lu-ub₂)>} pa-ti-hat {<ŠU(pa-ti-hat)>}a leather pouch, a pouch
16'{⸢kuš⸣}{<MIN(lu-ub₂)>} i₃-ŋeš nu-u₂-⸢hu⸣The e’e-kuš-e23-diameter does not measure out.
17'{⸢kuš⸣}{<MIN(lu-ub₂)>} i₃-ŋeš a-a-⸢ṣu⸣“If he slips through the door pivots,
18'{⸢kuš}{<MIN⸣(lu-ub₂)>} pana ne₂-⸢peš-tum⸣“It is enough, I am able to bring forth the rites of the en priestess.
19'{⸢kuš}{<MIN⸣(lu-ub₂)>} ⸢saŋ⸣-sur šu-⸢gu-ur⸣e22kuš-dīn-e23, sa-esur, hand-of-the-throat
20'{kuš}⸢saŋ⸣-sur {<⸢MIN⸣(šu-gu-ur)>}esa-esur, e-min, gu-ur
21'{kuš}⸢saŋ⸣-ŋar ⸢ip⸣-[šu₂]a leather pouch of its own
22'{kuš}saŋ ⸢gaz⸣ ⸢maš-ga⸣-[šu₂]a leather bag of egaz-plant, emašga-e-plant
23'{kuš}saŋ {⸢ŋeš⸣}[pana] ⸢qa⸣-šat [...]a leather bag, a box, an eqaešat bag
24'{kuš}⸢nig⸣ [...]a leather bag
25'{kuš}nig ⸢ka gal⸣ [...]The sandals of the great temple
26'{kuš}nig ka ⸢sal⸣-[la] [...]The arrow of the mouth of the esala plant
27'{⸢kuš⸣}har ⸢nig⸣ [...]a leather pouch, a šamê-garment
28'{kuš}murub₄ [nig] [...]a šumurub garment
29'{kuš}⸢murub₄⸣ [...] [...]The ešumurub weapon
30'{kuš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... a leather bag
31'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
32'{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
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1{kuš}[x-x] [...]... sandals
2{kuš}⸢har⸣ [...] [...]... a leather pouch
3{kuš}⸢murub₄⸣ [...] [...]The ešumurub weapon
4{⸢kuš}x⸣-[...] [...]a leather pouch(?)
5{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
6{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
7{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
15{⸢kuš⸣}[...] [...]a leather pouch
16{⸢kuš}tun₃⸣ [a-zu] [...]a leather pouch for the physician
17{kuš}⸢tun₃⸣ [ŋiri₂] [...]a sandal made of eštunu-wood
18{kuš}tun₃ ⸢gi⸣-[dub-ba-a] [...]The sandals of the edubâ-priests
19{kuš}im-⸢kid₂⸣ [...]The im-kid-e23 weapon
20{kuš}zag-bar ⸢LU⸣ [...]a leather bag for the ēru-priestess
21{kuš}ŋiri₃-[kur₂] ⸢dub-dub⸣-[bu]a leather bag for a scribal school
22{kuš}a₂-⸢ŋa₂⸣ ṭa-bi-⸢hu⸣a leather pouch, a tbābi-eḫu-bag
23kuš ⸢ak⸣-a šip-⸢ku⸣a leather bag for a šip-bag
24kuš ⸢al-hab⸣-ba bi-⸢iʾ⸣-[šu]The sandals of the alhab plant are his sandals
25kuš nu-⸢al⸣-hab-ba ⸢la {<MIN⸣(bi-iʾ-[šu])>}The sandal is not to be removed, it is torn out
26{kuš}LU₂ maš-⸢lu-u₂⸣a man's leather (bag)
27{kuš}lu₂-⸢gu₂⸣-e₃ na-⸢ah-la-pa-tum⸣The lubû-garment, the naḫlapatum-skin
28{kuš}{<MIN(lu₂-gu₂-e₃)>} ba-⸢ab-bi-ru⸣a pair of shoes were brought up.
29kuš balaŋ ma-⸢šak⸣ ba-lag-⸢gu⸣The bala garment was removed from the ma-ešak garment
30⸢kuš balaŋ⸣-di {<MIN(ma-šak)>} tim-⸢bu-tu⸣“Battle-crystals of the bala, tim-ēbu-e3
31kuš ⸢balaŋ⸣-di {<MIN(ma-šak)>} te-⸢li-ti⸣sandals for the ebullakku-priest, ditto for the female elīti priest
32kuš a₂-la₂ {<MIN(ma-šak)>} a-⸢le-e⸣sandals for ala drums
33kuš nir-tab {<MIN(ma-šak)>} dub-⸢dub-bi⸣leather pouch for scribal lore
34kuš {⸢ugu⸣}u-gu₅-bi {<MIN(ma-šak)>} pa-gi-iIts leather pouches, ditto, are rolled up
35kuš {munus}{⸢ugu⸣}u-gu₅-bi {<MIN(ma-šak)>} pa-gi-⸢tum⸣The leather of that female ecstatic ditto is (written) pagi-etum
36{⸢kuš}{x-ar₂⸣}bar pa-a-⸢ri⸣a leather pouch for a pa'ērī-vessel
37{⸢kuš}bar⸣ šah {<MIN(pa-a-ri)>} ⸢ŠAH⸣ēšû-plant (a kind of juniper)
38{⸢kuš}bar kun⸣ kin-bu-ria leather pouch for a work assignment
39{⸢kuš⸣}[lu-lu]-⸢bu⸣ {<ŠU(lu-lu-bu)>}“Lulu-ebû-disease,
40{⸢kuš⸣}[...] ⸢ŠU⸣a leather pouch
41{⸢kuš⸣}[...] ⸢ŠU⸣a leather pouch
42{[kuš]}⸢niŋ₂-dara₂ gu₂⸣ si ⸢šar-da-pu uh⸣-[ri]“The sandals of the throne-bearer, the šardapu-priests, adorned
43{[kuš]}⸢niŋ₂⸣-ŋidru gu₂ si {<MIN(šar-da-pu)>} {<⸢MIN⸣(uh-[ri])>}a leather bag with a horn, a ditto of šardapu-stone
44{[kuš]}⸢da-ban il₂⸣ pa-gu-⸢mu⸣“The sandals of the high priestess, the pagû-priestesses,
45[kuš] ⸢gar₃-ba⸣ ⸢ma-šak⸣ [...]a leather bag for the egarba-vessel, the mašvak-e23 container
46[kuš] si-ŋar {<⸢MIN⸣(ma-šak)>} [...]a leather bag of ēšû-dishes
47[kuš] ⸢sig-ga⸣ [...]sandals for the sigga-priest
48[kuš še]-⸢gin₂⸣ [...]leather pouch of egin
49[kuš še]-⸢gin₂⸣ IGI-⸢UD@g⸣ [...]a leather pouch of egin-stone
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1[...] ⸢šim⸣-bi-zi-du-u₂... šim-ebizidû
2[...] [x]-mu-u₂... ...;
3[...] [a]-⸢ma⸣-mu-u₂... Aya-emû
4[... sig₇]-⸢sig₇⸣ ⸢as-har⸣... yellow-green, ashar-green
5⸢šim⸣ kug-sig₁₇ ⸢ši-i-pu⸣gold scepter
6⸢šim⸣ sahar le-⸢e-ru⸣“Let the dust come out, let the dirt come out!
7im sahar babbar kur-ra a-nu-ha-⸢ru⸣The white clay of the nether world is being poured out for you
8im sahar ⸢giggi⸣ kur-ra qit-miclay from the reed-bed of the mountain
9im sahar na₄ kur-ra NA₄ ga-bu-⸢u₂⸣clay, dust, mountain stone, ... stone
10im-babbar ga-aṣ-⸢ṣu⸣white gypsum
11im dara₄ ha-a-⸢pu⸣clay of a harān ḫayapû-bird
12im sa₅ ša₂-ar-šar-⸢ru⸣red clay of Šār-šarre
13im gun₃-gun₃-nu da-ma-a-⸢tu₂⸣I want to utter a lament to Ama’etu
14im sig₇-sig₇ {<MIN(da-ma-a-tu₂)>}yellow-green clay
15im kug-sig₁₇ il-lu-ru pa-⸢ni⸣The gold clay that is to be poured out will be revealed to him.
16{⸢im⸣}kal ka-lu-u₂the kalû-house, all
17{⸢im}kal⸣-gug {<ŠU(kalgukkum)>}{kum}kalgukku-plant
18⸢im⸣-gu₂ qa-du-tu₂
19⸢im gu₂⸣-en-na {<MIN(qa-du-tu₂)>} ši-kin-nu“Seal of the throne-bearer, ditto,
20⸢im-gu₂ a⸣-ab-ba {<MIN(qa-du-tu₂)>} tam-tim“Eimgu, the sea-bird,
21⸢im-gu₂ id₂⸣-da {<MIN(qa-du-tu₂)>} na-a-riThe dam of the E-da canal
22⸢piš₁₀ {d}id₂⸣-<lu₂>-ru-gu₂ kib-ri-{d}ID₂Incantation: Idī-ecrugu of the world quarters
23⸢uh₂⸣ {<MIN({d}id₂-<lu₂>-ru-gu₂)>} ⸢ru⸣-ʾu-ut-{<MIN({d}ID₂)>}e’uḫ-e, ditto of Id-rugu, eru-e-alut-ditto,
24⸢a₂-la₂ id₂-da⸣ ⸢ši⸣-kin na-a-riThe ala of the river, the ši-e-kin canal, the canal
25su₁₁ ⸢a-ab-ba⸣ im-bu-u tam-tim“It is raining down on the sea,
26urud e-ru-u₂erû-metal
27urud kalag-⸢ga⸣ dan-nustrong copper
28urud za-ri₂-⸢ni⸣ {<ŠU(zarinnu)>}copper, zarī-e21ni’e23
29urud za-ri₂-ni gur-nuthe copper of his zārānu-vessel returned
30urud hu-luh-ha me-⸢su-u₂⸣“It is exhausting copper, I want to go out!
31urud sahar {<MIN(hu-luh-ha)>} ṣi-it ⸢hur⸣-rucopper, earth, ditto, part of the eḫurru plant
32{urud}iš-me {<ŠU(išmekku)>}{ku}Išme-stone
33urud sahar šu la-a-šu₂copper, earth, there is none
34urud sahar ki {<MIN(la-a-šu₂)>}copper, earth with DITTO
35urud dilmun{ki} til₂-ma-⸢nu⸣-u₂the copper of Dilmun, til-manu-e-u,
36urud dilmun{ki} as-nu-u₂I am the copper of Dilmun,
37urud ma₂-gan-na ma-ak-ka-⸢nu⸣-u₂The copper of Magan was poured out for me
38urud me-luh-ha me-luh-hu-u₂The copper is a meluhhu-disease, melulhu.
39{⸢urud⸣}niŋ₂-gid₂-da u₂-ra-kuI am a copper ...,
40{⸢urud}niŋ₂-de₂⸣-a pit₂-⸢qu⸣“It is enough! It is too much! It has to be taken away!
41{[urud}niŋ₂]-⸢sa₂⸣-a hu-uš-⸢šu⸣-[u₂]a copper ḫuš-esa-vessel
42{[urud}niŋ₂]-⸢ha₅⸣-a bil₂-la-a-[tum]a copper trough
43{⸢urud}niŋ₂⸣-dim₂-dim₂ {<ŠU(nigdimdimmû)>}{u}“Sulphur (a kind of sulphur)" (= Šumma Izbu XIV unknown) refers to a snake that has a tail
44{[urud]}⸢niŋ₂⸣-dim₂-dim₂ ep-⸢še-e⸣-[tum]“It is an incantation of a ritual
45{[urud]}⸢niŋ₂⸣-dim₂-dim₂ ⸢BU⸣-[...]“A copper ebony, a copper ...,
46{[urud]}⸢niŋ₂ x tag-ga⸣ [...]... copper ...
r iii
1'[...] [az]-⸢ma-ru-u₂⸣... az’emarû
2'[...] [a]-rik-tum... ariktum
3'[...] ku-ri-tum... kuritum
4'[...]-⸢x⸣ pa-liš-tum... supplication
5'{[urud}ša₃-u₁₈]-ša₄ sap-pia type of copper
6'{[urud}ša₃-u₁₈]-ša₄ ma-⸢ak-da⸣-dua copper šaû-bowl
7'{[urud}ša₃]-⸢u₁₈⸣-ša₄ ha-ṣi-in-niI have cast a copper ša-e-u’išva-vessel
8'{[urud}ha]-⸢zi₂⸣-in {<MIN(ha-ṣi-in-ni)>}ḫašû-stone
9'{[urud]}šen ru-uq-qua kind of copper
10'{[urud]}⸢šen⸣ tur tan-gu-sua small copper kettledrum
11'{[urud}šen]-dili šu-un-nua copper kettledrum
12'{[urud]}⸢šen⸣-dili kum₂-ma mu-še-hi-in-niI am a copper ešen-edili vessel that is heated and has cooled me
13'{[urud]}⸢šen niŋ₂⸣-šu-luh-⸢ha⸣ ⸢nam⸣-su-u₂“Its copper is a nīvuluḫa-stone, it is an ennam-stone
14'{[urud]}⸢šen-a₂-la₂⸣ ⸢nab⸣-ru-u₂a copper svenalû-vessel
15'{[urud]}⸢šen za-hum⸣ ⸢si-i⸣-huešen copper, zaḫum-e-si-i-hu-plant
16'{[urud]}⸢šen sig⸣ na-⸢aš₂-rap⸣-tuma copper kettledrum, a našrap’etum vessel
17'{[urud]}⸢šen-dili⸣ {<⸢ŠU⸣(šandalû)>}{u}a copper svendilû-vessel
18'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀-tab-ba⸣ ⸢pa-aš₂-tum⸣a copper kettledrum, a bronze kettledrum
19'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀-{<MIN⸣(tab-ba)>}{⸢zabar} huš-a⸣ hu-⸢ut-pa-lu-u₂⸣“It is an ešû-diqbi-vessel, it is a ḫūtpalu’s—
20'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀-{<MIN⸣(tab-ba{zabar})>} {<⸢MIN⸣(huš-a)>} ⸢pa-tar-ru-u₂⸣ešdur-dīn-e23-plant, pattirru-plant
21'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀-DU⸣ ⸢a-lak-tum⸣a copper ešadû-vessel, a alaktum-verglas
22'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀-DU-us₂-sa⸣ ⸢ki⸣-bir-ria copper kettledrum for the Ebirri temple
23'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀⸣-sig-ga na-mu-u₂a copper e’dur-esigga vessel
24'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀⸣-til₃-⸢la⸣ a-ri-ma-nua copper ešdur-etila-e23 copper aramnu
25'{[urud]}⸢dur₁₀⸣-ti-bal ak-kul-la-nua copper e22dur-tibal-bowl
26'{[urud]}⸢gag⸣-ti u₂-ṣua copper arrowhead
27'{[urud}gag]-⸢u₄⸣-tag-ga šil-ta-hua copper arrowhead
28'{[urud}gag]-⸢u₄⸣-tag-ga mul-mul-lum“The arrow is a flaming arrow,
29'{[urud]}⸢mul-mul⸣-lum {<MIN(mul-mul-lum)>}e22mulmullum copper
30'{[urud]}⸢x⸣-KIN nig₂-gal-lua copper ... of greatness
31'[...] ⸢giŋ₄⸣ gal pa-a-šu₂ {<⸢MIN⸣(nig₂-gal-lu)>}... the great ešû-priestess, the chief of the great temples
32'{[urud]}ŋešnimbar gi-šim-ma-ria copper reed basket
33'{[urud}ze₂]-er ⸢ṣi⸣-i-ria copper kettledrum
34'{[urud}ze₂]-⸢er i₃ gu₇-e⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(ṣi-i-ri)>} a-kil ša₂-mana copper vessel for cooking oil, a ditto vessel for brewing beer
35'[...] ⸢ṣer⸣-ru... ešeru-plant
36'[...] [...]
37'[...] [x]-⸢x-u₂⸣... ...-e23
38'[...] [eṣ]-⸢pu⸣... ešpû-vessel

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