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AOTU 1/1, 69-70 (P370415)

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

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DesignationAOTU 1/1, 69-70
IDP370415
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'{[ŋeš]}⸢kun gigir⸣ ⸢zib⸣-[ba-tum]“The tail of a chariot, the tail of an ezibbatum-vessel
2'{[ŋeš]}⸢TUM⸣ gigir {<MIN(zib-ba-tum)>}The ēšûtum-house, the gigir-house
3'{[ŋeš]}haš₂-e₃-a gigir ⸢uh⸣-[hur-tum]a kind of stag, eagle, ḫurtu-bird
4'{[ŋeš]}mud gigir up-[pu]the mud of the chariot
5'{[ŋeš]}mu-dul₁₀ gigir ⸢ma⸣-šad-⸢du⸣a statue of a charioteer, an ešaddû-priest
6'{[ŋeš]}šudun gigir ni-i-rua šudun-carrier of the mountain range
7'{[ŋeš]}⸢gag⸣ šudun gigir sik-kat₃ {<MIN(ni-i-ru)>}The scepter of the chariot, the bolt
8'{[ŋeš]}⸢su⸣-din gigir su-ut-tin-nuesû-edin, the charioteer of Suttinnu
9'{[ŋeš}erin₂] gigir ṣi-mit-tumred cedar
10'[...] gigir sik-šu... of the chariot, his yoke
11'[...] gigir {<MIN(sik-šu)>}... a scepter
12'[...] bu-bu-tum... bubutum
13'[...] ⸢ma⸣-gar-ru... the ema’egarru
14'[...] [sik]-kat₃ {<MIN(ma-gar-ru)>}... the hem of a ditto garment
15'[...] ⸢hal⸣-mat-ru... the eḫal-e-matru
o ii
1'{⸢ŋeš⸣}[...] [...]The ešu-priestess
2'{ŋeš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]“If he ... ...
3'{ŋeš}⸢x⸣-[...] [...]“If he ... ...
4'{ŋeš}⸢saŋ umbin mar⸣-[...] [...]“If he slips through the nail of an ox
5'{ŋeš}igi ⸢umbin mar⸣-[...] [...]The door and the door bolt of the scepter
6'{ŋeš}⸢zar-du₃⸣ [...]The ezardu-priestess
7'{ŋeš}⸢zar⸣-du₃ [...]The ešaredu priestess
8'{ŋeš}zar-la₂ [...]The zarla-demon
9'{ŋeš}zar-gu₂ [...]The zargu weapon
r i'
1{ŋeš}ig ⸢dal⸣-[tum]the door of the e’dalûtum
2{ŋeš}ig gal [...]The great door
3{ŋeš}ig tur [...]The small door
4{ŋeš}ig a₂-⸢x⸣ [...]The door of the threshing floor
5{ŋeš}⸢ig⸣ [...] [...]The scepter of the gods
6{⸢ŋeš⸣}[ig ...] [...]The door ...
r ii'
1{⸢ŋeš⸣}nu-kuš₂-u₃ {<ŠU(nukuššû)>}{u}“It is a nukušû-plant
2{ŋeš}nu-kuš₂-u₃ an-ta e-lu-u“The nukušu-demon rises from heaven,
3{ŋeš}{<MIN(nu-kuš₂-u₃)>} ki-ta šap-lu-u“The lower one, the lower one
4{ŋeš}suhub₃ me-di-luma tub of medilum-wood
5{ŋeš}šu-gi nap-ra-kuI am a šugi creature
6{ŋeš}gilim {<MIN(nap-ra-ku)>}
7ŋeš-gan-na sik-ku-rua scepter
8{ŋeš}saŋ-kul {<MIN(sik-ku-ru)>}sakul flour
9{ŋeš}saŋ-kul elam-ma{ki} mu-tir-ruThe sakul priest of Elam, who restores
10{ŋeš}saŋ-kul elam-ma{ki} sik-kur ša₂-qi₂-liThe sakul-priest of Elam, the šaqilu-priestess
11{ŋeš}saŋ-kul lal₂ {<MIN(sik-kur)>} ša₂-qi₂-lisakul-flour, honey, šaqili-plant
12{ŋeš}mud saŋ-kul šul-bu-⸢u₂⸣“It is enough, I want to go out into the open country!
13{ŋeš}aškud aš₂-kut-⸢tum⸣Aškud means “assembly.’
14{ŋeš}gag aškud sik-kat₃ {<[MIN(aš₂-kut-tum])>}a head, a neck, and a hem
15{ŋeš}eš₂ eb-[lu]the pure one
16{ŋeš}eš₂ galam-ma {<MIN(eb-lu)>} sik-[ku-ri]“Let them be seen, and let them be smeared with wool!
17{ŋeš}eš₂-šu-ak-a {<MIN(eb-lu)>} [...]“I am the one who makes the king, my lord
18{ŋeš}sa šu AK-a {<⸢MIN⸣(eb-lu)>} [...]Hand of Akkadian ditto ...
19{⸢ŋeš⸣}mud [...]The ešû-demon
20{⸢ŋeš⸣}mud ⸢aškud⸣ [...]“It is a flood, it is an aškud flood
21{⸢ŋeš⸣}gag [mud] [...]The ešû-demon
22{[ŋeš]}⸢niŋ₂-gag⸣-[ti] [...]“If he slanders me,

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