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LTBA 1, 45 (P370368)

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

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DesignationLTBA 1, 45
IDP370368
Museum no.Ist —
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
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'[...] [...]-te... ...
2'[...] [MUŠ a]-⸢ta⸣-ar₂-te... a snake
3'[...] [MUŠ sa-as]-sa-te... sassû-plant
4'[...] ⸢MUŠ qin⸣-ni... a snake
5'[muš a] MUŠ mesnake
6'muš [na₄] MUŠ ab-niI have fashioned a snake (made of) stone
7'muš u₂ nu-⸢me-am₃⸣ MUŠ ku-si-pa-ne₂-e(Sum) The snake does not come out (Akk) No snake comes out(?)
8'muš tum₂-⸢tum₂⸣ as₂-qu-dua snake that is to be carried away, a pig that has been taken away
9'muš dun₅-⸢dun₅⸣ {<MIN(as₂-qu-du)>}snake of Dunnu, ditto
10'am ⸢ri⸣-i-muWild bull of the ērīmu
11'am kur-ra {<MIN(ri-i-mu)>} KUR-iWild bull of the mountains, ditto of the mountain
12'am gub-ba {<MIN(ri-i-mu)>} kad₂-ruWild bull stationed at the quay
13'am {<MIN(gub-ba)>} ⸢qar⸣-na-nuWild bull, standing in the Eqar-nanu
14'am si e₃ {<MIN(qar-na-nu)>}Wild bull coming forth in a horn
15'am si gub-ba {<MIN(qar-na-nu)>}Wild bull standing in a horn, ditto
16'am si hal-hal {<MIN(qar-na-nu)>}wild bull, horned, ditto
17'am-si pe-e-ru“It is a wild bull, it is an ox, it has been a pig’s
18'am-si kur-ra {<MIN(pe-e-ru)>} KUR{e}Wild bull of the mountain, ditto of the land
19'sumun₂ ⸢ri⸣-im-tua kind of grass
20'sumun₂ kur-ra {<MIN(ri-im-tu)>} ⸢KUR⸣{e}The wild cow of the mountain, ditto the Ekur temple,
21'šilamₓ(|NUN.LAGAR|) ⸢lit⸣-tuthe šilam priest of the elitu priestess
22'šilamₓ(|NUN.LAGAR|) kur-ra {<MIN(lit-tu)>} ⸢KUR{e⸣}The šilam priest of the netherworld, ditto, the Ekur,
o ii
1ur kal-bumighty dog
2ur la-a-bua dog
3ur ne₂-šuDog with fearsomeness
4ur dili {<MIN(ne₂-šu)>}a single lion
5ur AŠ-[AŠ] {<⸢MIN⸣(ne₂-šu)>}a dog
1'[ur] {d}utu [...]dog of Utu
2'ur babbar [...]White dogs
3'ur ⸢giggi⸣ [...]Dogs and ewes
4'ur ⸢sa₅⸣ [...]The dog of the red eagle
5'ur ⸢gun₃⸣-[a] [...]The dog of the speckled eagle
6'ur [sig₇-sig₇] [...]a yellow dog
7'ur-[idim] [...]-⸢QU⸣-[x]the lion
8'ur-⸢idim⸣ [ŠU]Hand of Ur-idim
9'ur ⸢ildum₂⸣ UR el-le-tuDog, eldum dog, pure dog
10'ur hul UR lem-nuEvil dog, evil dog
11'ur ⸢niŋin⸣ UR ṣa-i-dua dog ... a pig
12'nig kal-ba-tua valuable thing
13'nig ni-iš-tua gift
14'⸢nig⸣ u₃-tud a-lit-tuThe niĝ-priest, the birth mother, the offspring
15'⸢nig⸣ zig₃-ga ⸢ti⸣-bi-tu“House that rises, the House that Rises,
16'⸢nig⸣ šu zig₃-⸢ga⸣ ⸢na⸣-dir(|SI.PA|)tuHand of zig-eg, na-edirtu
17'⸢nig kud⸣-da [mu]-⸢na⸣-šik-tuhe made a scepter rise for her
18'igi ⸢bu-u₂⸣-ṣubefore Abu-ešbu
19'kir₄ {<MIN(bu-u₂-ṣu)>}female lamb
20'⸢amar⸣ kir₄ mu-ra-an {<MIN(bu-u₂-ṣu)>}The calf gave birth to a female kid.
21'ka₅-a še-e-la-bu
22'sa-a šu-ra-a-nusa-šūra-nu
23'sa-ri mu-ra-šu-u(a kind of sacrificial plant)
24'sa-ri-ri a-za-rusārīru (means) “to smite.‭
25'sa sig₇-sig₇ zir-⸢qa⸣-tuyellow hair of the ziggurat
o iii
1'[...] ⸢x⸣-[...]
2'[durah] ⸢tu⸣-ra-a-⸢hu⸣
3'[durah-maš] [a]-⸢a-lum⸣Urahmaš, alum
4'[durah-maš]-⸢da₃⸣ na-a-⸢lum⸣Urahmaš-edae, Naya-elum-e23
5'[durah]-hal-hal {<MIN(na-a-lum)>}uraḫalhalhal plant
6'maš ṣa-bi-tua young goat
7'maš-da₃ {<MIN(ṣa-bi-tu)>}gazelle droppings
8'maš-da₃ nita₂ tar-su-ua male kid
9'amar maš-da₃ u₂-za-lumgazelle calf
10'⸢gu₃⸣{gu₂}eden-na ar₂-na-buThe “house of the throne-bearer’s thrones"(?) were smashed.
11'{munus}{<MIN(gu₃{gu₂}eden-na)>} ar₂-nab-⸢tum⸣“Arnab-etum
12'dam-šah da-bu-umighty damšah priest
13'{munus}{<MIN(dam-šah)>} da-bi-tu(a kind of pregnant woman)
14'šah ša-hu-ušaḫû
15'{munus}šah ša-hi-tuma female kid
16'šah tur kur-ku-za-nusmall pig of Kurkuzanu
17'šah {ŋeš}gi ša-⸢ha⸣-a-pušaḫ reed
18'šah {<MIN({ŋeš}gi)>} gu₇-e bur-ma-muThe šaḫ reed that eats the bur-mamu plant
19'šah ŋeš-ur₃-ra ar₂-ra-buThe šaḫ of the ‘finger’ is swollen
20'šah ma₂-gan-na ma-ka-nu-uThe šaḫ of Magan is set up.
21'šah {<MIN(ma₂-gan-na)>} sag₁₀ {<MIN(ma-ka-nu-u)>} dam-qušaḫ magannu sag makānu good
22'šah niga ma-ru-u₂barley-fed malt
23'šah niga sag₁₀ {<MIN(ma-ru-u₂)>} dam-[qu]good quality barley-fed pig
r i
1šah babbar pe-[ṣu-u]white šaḫ
2šah giggi ṣal-[mu]black pigeon
3šah sa₅ sa-[a-mu]red pigeon
4šah gun₃-a bur-[ru-mu]a speckled šaḫ
5šah sig₇-sig₇ er-[qu]red pigeon
6šah šu-gi še-⸢e⸣-[bu]šuḫ-reed
7šah šu-gi-na ŠU{u₂}Hand of Šugina
8šah gan₂-na-gig dug₄-ga {<ŠU(gangigduggû)>}The šaḫ of the good gannagig plant
9šah šu {<MIN(gan₂-na-gig)>} dug₄-ga u₂-zu-⸢bu⸣Hand of a DITTO “distortion-of-heaven’-disease,
10šah nam-lugal-la ak-a bit-[ru-u]the king's scepter of kingship
11šah nam-u₃ šap-ṣu
12{munus}šah ⸢ša⸣-hi-tua female kid
13megida(|AŠ.TI|) {<MIN(ša-hi-tu)>}Egida, ditto
14megida₂ <(ša-hi-tu)><Prince> of the šaḫitu
15peš₂ pur-ʾa-⸢su⸣
16peš₂ kur-ra {<MIN(pur-ʾa-su)>} KUR{⸢e⸣}The foot of the mountain (is) the foot of Mount E’e
17peš₂ ha-⸢me⸣-ṣi-⸢ru⸣
18peš₂-tur pe-⸢ru-ru⸣-[tu]young male goats, ewes
19peš₂-{ŋeš}gi u₂-šu-mua reed fence
20peš₂-{ŋeš}gi-a bur-ma-muThe reedbeds of Bur-Mamu
21peš₂-{ŋeš}ur₃-ra ar-ra-bu“It is a snake that is torn out
22⸢peš₂⸣-a-šag₄-ga ha-ri-ru“It is a curse that is to be imposed on me’
23[peš₂]-⸢igi⸣-<gun₃> bar-mu“Peš-eigi<egun> barmu
24[...]-⸢ma⸣ aš₂-ti-ki-⸢su⸣... I have sent to you
25[...] ⸢hu-lu⸣-[u]... hulu-disease
26peš₂-hul [...]Evil ...
27peš₂-ki-bala [...]The rebel land
28{d}nin-ka₆ ši-[...]Ninka
29{<MIN({d}nin-ka₆-)>}muš ⸢da-ar₂⸣-[pa-šu]Ditto by Ninkamuš!
30{<MIN({d}nin-ka₆)>} duh-ha pu-ṣu-⸢du⸣Ditto by Ninka!
31{<MIN({d}nin-ka₆)>} tir-ra ka-ṣi-⸢ru⸣ditto Ninka of the forest, Kaṣiru
32{<MIN({d}nin-ka₆)>} eden-na a-a-ṣuNinka, the one who goes around in the steppe,
33bar-gun₃-⸢na⸣ hur-ba-bi-[lum]Bargunae, Ḫurbilum
34bar-⸢gun₃-na⸣ kur-ra ia-ar ⸢DINGIR⸣Borsippa, the netherworld, he conquered.
35kun-⸢DAR⸣ ⸢šik⸣-ka-⸢di⸣-[ru]“Kun-ešarra, Šikaedi’e
36kun-⸢DAR gurun⸣-na an-⸢du⸣-[...]The kun-ešar of the granary An-eduna
37eme-DIR ṣu-⸢ra⸣-[ru-u]Sumerian šūrāru
38{<MIN(eme-DIR)>} zid-da an-du-[ha-la-tu]ditto of the righteous Anduhalatu
39{<⸢MIN⸣(eme-DIR)>} eden-na [...]In the steppe ...
40uh [...]
r ii
1⸢kud-da⸣ ⸢ku-šu⸣-u“It is cold, it is hot,
2{<MIN(kud-da)>} a {<MIN(ku-šu-u)>} A-MEditto, water, and water
3e-lu₂-u₁₈-lu a-lu-tuElulu, alūtu
4a-lu₂-u₁₈-lu {<MIN(a-lu-tu)>}“Alu-ulu, ditto,
5buru₅(|HU.ŠE.ERIN₂|) [e]-re-buequid herdsmen
6buru₅ gal ⸢hi⸣-la-muthe great harvest of Eḫi-Elamu
7buru₅ tur zi-i-rusmall locusts
8buru₅ tur-tur zir-{<MIN(zi-i-ru)>}small locusts
9buru₅ sahar-ra BURU₅ tar-bu-uʾ-te(If) the locusts are covered in dust (or) (if) they are surrounded (by a wall):
10buru₅ a-ab-ba BURU₅ tam-diThe harvest of the sea, the harvest of Tamdi,
11buru₅ ⸢id₂⸣ BURU₅ na-a-riThe locusts of the river, locustes of the quay
12buru₅ ⸢id₂-da⸣ ku-li-lu-uthe harvest of the Tigris, the kulilû
13⸢buru₅⸣ ŋa₂-⸢na⸣ zi-za-nu“Buru, ba’e, zizānu,
14⸢buru₅⸣ {<MIN(ŋa₂-na)>} tir {<MIN(zi-za-nu)>} qil-tee22buru₅-e23-plant
15[...]-⸢x⸣ ṣar-ṣa-ru... ṣarsbaru
16[...] ⸢tir⸣ {<MIN(ṣar-ṣa-ru)>} qil-te... the Tīr-eš temple
17buru₅ ⸢ensi⸣ ša₂-ʾi-luharvest of the ša-alīlu-house
18buru₅ {<MIN(ensi)>} a-⸢šag₄⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(ša₂-ʾi-lu)>} eq-lu“Buru, ditto governor, a’ešaĝ-priest, e‘ditto-priestess,—eqlu,
19{⸢buru₅⸣}er-gi-[lum] {<⸢ŠU⸣(ergilum)>}ešû-plant, ergilum-plant
20{buru₅}er-gi-zum {<⸢ŠU⸣(ergiṣu)>}ergizum-plant
21⸢buru₅⸣ gub-ba ⸢sa⸣-ah-ṭu“The buru’e plant stands, the saḫtbu-plant
22⸢buru₅⸣ sa-dir ⸢a-du-di⸣-[lu]“The buru’e-plant, the sadir-plant (and) the adudi-e-lu-plant
23⸢buru₅⸣ ha-⸢mun⸣ [lal]-la-ar-tu“Buru’e-plant, ḫāmunu-plant (gloss: break)
24⸢buru₅ x-x-x⸣ [...]The e’eburu-house
25eh [up]-⸢lu⸣
26eh [...]Eḫ
27eh [x]-⸢x⸣-[x]the ... of
28[eh] pur-ru-uʾ-zu(a kind of sulphur)
29⸢eh⸣ gu₇-[e] mu-tuhe gave birth to the eḫ-e-tamarisk
30eh ⸢saŋ-du⸣ kal-mat qaq-⸢qa⸣-di“I am the one who makes the whole land tremble,
31eh a-šag₄ {<⸢MIN⸣(kal-mat)>} eq-lia field of ēdi-plants, cultivated,
32eh {ŋeš}kiri₆ {<⸢MIN⸣(kal-mat)>} ⸢ki⸣-re-eIn the orchards of the E-rē’e
33eh še-am {<⸢MIN⸣(kal-mat)>} ŠE{um}MEŠ... barley of the ēdi-e23(kalmat) plant
34eh še-ŋeš-i₃ {<[MIN(kal-mat])>} šam-ša₂-me“It is the best of the šēbu-plants in the land—
35⸢eh⸣ zu₂-lum-ma {<⸢MIN⸣(kal-mat)>} ⸢su⸣-lu-pieḫû-plant, dates, emūmi-esu-elupi-plant
36eh a {<MIN(kal-mat)>} A-MEŠwater of the ditto marsh
37eh ŋeš ⸢bal-ṭi₃⸣-tuthe remainder of the ebalṭītu-plant
38eh ur₃-ra {<MIN(bal-ṭi₃-tu)>}“Standing(?) in the roof, ditto
39eh an-ti-bal {<MIN(bal-ṭi₃-tu)>}“Eḫ Antibal, ditto,
40eh ku₆ {<MIN(bal-ṭi₃-tu)>}(a kind of fish)
41eh siki me-qi-qa-nuwool of the meqiqānu type
42eh saŋ-du {<MIN(me-qi-qa-nu)>}(a kind of sādu plant)
43eh zid₂-da kal-mat qe₂-me“The strong one, the mighty one, are yours,
44eh tug₂-ba {<MIN(kal-mat)>} ṣu-ba-⸢te⸣“In its garments, ditto, the ṣubba-e-te’e-priests,
45eh tur-ra tu-⸢ul⸣-teThe young one, the one who has grown old
46eh uzu {<MIN(tu-ul-te)>}(a kind of meat)
47eh gig {<MIN(tu-ul-te)>}bitter bitterness
48za-na mu-u-[nu]he gave to him as his wife.
49za-na mah {<MIN(mu-u-nu)>}the exalted throne
r iii
1[za]-⸢na⸣ mah nap-pi-⸢lu⸣the supreme za-e-na-e, napi-elu-e
2uš₂ mu-u₂-nu
3⸢uš₂⸣ gal {<MIN(mu-u₂-nu)>}great uš’e23 plants
4uš₂ sum-ma a-ki-lu
5uš₂ ul₄-ul₄ {<MIN(a-ki-lu)>}(As for) the one who screams, ditto
6[x] giriš sa-a-su... footstool
7giriš kur-ṣip-tufoot of a mountain
8giriš-gud {<MIN(kur-ṣip-tu)>} al-pia kind of ox, a pig
9⸢giriš⸣ a-šag₄ {<MIN(kur-ṣip-tu)>} eq-li“The girišv-e23 (plant) is a field, ditto (a kind of sedge)
10nim zu-um-bu(a kind of flying insect)
11⸢nim⸣ sahar nam-ṣa-tu(a kind of sahar plant)
12⸢nim⸣ tur {<MIN(sahar)>} ba-a-qusmall ēšu-plants, ditto, dried,
13nim gud zu-um-bu GUDox horn of a calf
14nim ⸢zu₂⸣ za-qi-⸢tu⸣“Finger-nail of the ešû-plant, zaqītu-plant
15nim |LAGAB×(U.U.U).LAGAB×(U.U.U)| hab-bi-tu
16⸢u₂⸣-bad-⸢da⸣ ha-lu-⸢la⸣-a-[a]“I am the one who destroys and destroys the ruins of the Ebada temple
17[u₂]-sur-⸢sur⸣ u₂-pi₂-in-[zir]he cut down, he smashed
18[mul]-da-mu {<ŠU(muldamû)>}{u₂}The Twins
19[mul]-da-mu ia-ar₂ DINGIR“Muldāmu is the eye of the god’s
20[mul]-⸢da⸣ a ha-mi-me-tum“Mullil-eda’e, may water be poured out for me!
21[ama] ⸢a⸣ um-mi A-MEŠmother of the mother, mother, water
22[...]-lu kil-li-lu-u“... kil[li]lû,
23[e₂-gi₄-a] {⸢d⸣}utu ka-la-⸢tu⸣the bride of Utu, all the bridesmen
24[niŋ₂-dub]-⸢dub⸣ {<MIN(ka-la-tu)>}scribal art, ditto
25⸢x⸣ kul-ba-buthe kulbabu-house
26[x kur]-⸢ra⸣ {<MIN(kul-ba-bu)>} KUR{e}the ... of the mountain(s)
27[x] babbar pa-ṣu-uwhite ..., resplendent
28[x] ⸢giggi⸣ ṣal-mu... a reed fence
29[x] ⸢sa₅⸣ sa-a-mu... esa’e-plant, samu
30[x] ⸢gun₃⸣-a bar-ru-muthe ... of the “house-of-the-goddess-in-a-weapon"(?) is my departure
31[x sig₇]-⸢sig₇⸣ er-qu... red-purple wool
32[...] ⸢zu-qa⸣-[x]-⸢pu⸣... ezuqâ-plant
33[...] {<MIN(zuqaqīpu)>}... sulphur
34[ŋir₂-tab] {<MIN(zuqaqīpu)>}(a kind of weed)
35[ŋir₂-tab kur-ra] {<MIN(zuqaqīpu)>} KUR{e}“Birtab of the mountain, ditto of the land
36[ŋir₂-tab] babbar pa-ṣu-uwhite birtab stone
37[ŋir₂-tab] ⸢giggi⸣ ṣal-mua kind of reed-bed, a ṣābu-house
38[ŋir₂-tab] ⸢sa₅⸣ sa-a-mubirtab-plant, sa-e23-plant
39[ŋir₂-tab] ⸢gun₃⸣-a bar-ru-mu“The birtab-plant, the speckled eagle-tree
40[ŋir₂-tab sig₇]-⸢sig₇⸣ er-quyellow-green birtab plant
41[ŋir₂-tab] ⸢dal-dal⸣ ⸢muš⸣-tab-rit-tu“Birtab, daldal, e-muš-e-tabrittu,
42[... ŋir₂]-tab um-me zu-qa-qi-pi“… birtab-plant, ummu-plant (and) zuqaqīpu-plant
43[muš]-⸢da⸣-an-gur₄ pi-za-lu-ur-tumušeda’e-angur priestess
44[...]-ŠAG₄ ki-tu-ru...-šug
45[...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢ka⸣-tu-ru-u“... ..., ... kaeturû
46[...]-⸢x⸣ na-pu-u... is torn out
47⸢mar⸣ tul-tu“Standing-of-the-mound’-plant
48⸢mar⸣ ru-ba-tu
49[mar] ⸢gal⸣ iš-qa-puthe ... of the palace he heaped up
50[mar] ⸢siki⸣ me-qi-qa-nuthe area of the esiki temple, the meqiqānu
51[a-za]-⸢lu⸣-lu na-maš-tuazû-elu-plant, nāmaštu
52[...] [bu]-⸢ul⸣ da-šu₂-iš... a reed fence
53[...] [u₂-ma]-a-mu... he will die.
54[...] [bu-u₂]-⸢lu⸣... he made rise.

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