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CT 11, pl. 33, K 10072 (P382578)

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

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DesignationCT 11, pl. 33, K 10072
IDP382578
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 ii
1'[...] [...] [...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢ar⸣-[hu]... ..., ...-arḫu
2'[...] [...] [...]-⸢x⸣ ut-ta-ku ar-[hu]... ... I am exhausted.
3'nigin₄ [...] |U.UD| [geš]-⸢pu⸣ {<MIN(ut-ta-ku)>} ku-bu-[u]“It is a šūpû-vessel, a ditto (vessel)—
4'niŋin₃ [...] |U.UD.KID| {<⸢MIN⸣([geš]-pu)>} {<MIN(ut-ta-ku)>} ki-ta-ku ku-bu(Sum) I am the one who ... the udukku-plant (Akk) The nīnu-plant, the ešpu-plant
4'aniŋar <([...])> |U.UD.KID| {<MIN(geš-pu)>} {<MIN(ut-ta-ku)>} ki-ta-ku ku-um-⸢mu⸣“I am a scepter, I am an enchanter, my place is a place of refuge.
5'murub₄ [...] [NISAG] [i-tu] gu-nu-u qab-lumthe middle ... of the scepter, the throne-bearer of the middle
6'murub₄ [...] [NISAG] [i-tu] {<MIN(gu-nu-u)>} bi-⸢ri⸣-tu₂The middle ... of the scepter (is) “itu-disease'.
7'nesaŋ [...] [NISAG] {<[MIN(i-tu])>} {<MIN(gu-nu-u)>} ni-sa-an-nunesa-plant ... nisag-plant ditto gūnû-plant
8'nesaŋ [...] [NISAG] {<[MIN(i-tu])>} {<MIN(gu-nu-u)>} ni-sak-kunesa-plant ... nisag-plant ditto gūnû-plant
9'nesaŋ [...] [NISAG] {<[MIN(i-tu])>} {<MIN(gu-nu-u)>} ni-qu-unesa-plant ... nisag-plant ditto gūnû-plant
10'nesaŋ [...] [NISAG] {<[MIN(i-tu])>} {<⸢MIN⸣(gu-nu-u)>} ša₂ ni-saŋ reš-tu-unesa ... nisag-priest
11'nesaŋ [...] [NISAG] {<[MIN(i-tu])>} {<⸢MIN⸣(gu-nu-u)>} kab-tunesa-plant ..., nisag-plant, e<ditû-plant
11'anesaŋ <([...])> <([NISAG])> {<[MIN(i-tu])>} {<⸢MIN⸣(gu-nu-u)>} a-ša₂-re-dunesa-plant
12'nesaŋ [...] [NISAG] {<[MIN(i-tu)>} {<MIN(gu-nu-u])>} šak-ka-nak-kunesa-plant ... nisag-plant ditto ganû-plant
13'mu [...] [MU] [...] ⸢šat⸣-tumyear: “... ... of the šatētum
13'amu <([...])> <([MU])> <([...])> lit-tumyear: <...>
14'mu [...] [MU] [...] ⸢šu⸣-muyear ...,
14'amu <([...])> <([MU])> <([...])> ap-lumYear: <...> Aplum.
15'mu [...] [MU] [...] ⸢ze⸣-rumyear: “... ezerum
15'amu <([...])> <([MU])> <([...])> ni-buyear: “Nibu,
16'mu [...] [MU] [...] [zi]-ik-rumyear: “…,′.•,‘cutting-of-the-throat’,
17'mu [...] [MU] [...] [za]-⸢qa⸣-rumyear: “... ... of Za-eqa’erum
18'mu [...] [MU] [...] ⸢aš⸣-šu₂year ...,
19'mu [...] [MU] [...] [ra]-⸢bu⸣-uyear: “...,…, the ra-ēbû-priest
20'mu [...] [MU] [...] [i-ša₂-tum EME].SALyear: “... ..., ... of a lizard
21'mu [...] [MU] [...] [i-ṣu] {<⸢MIN⸣([EME].SAL)>}year: “... he ... emesal-plant
r i
1'si ⸢si-i⸣ [SI] [su-u] [...]“If the horn of a pig’s horn is ...,
2'si si-⸢i⸣ [SI] [su-u] [...]The horn of the horn is ...
3'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
4'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
5'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
6'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
7'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
8'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
9'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
10'si si-i [SI] [su-u] [...]... the horn ...
11'si ⸢si-i⸣ [SI] [su-u] [...]“If the horn of a pig’s horn is ...,
1''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] [...]-⸢BU⸣“If the right horn, the left horn of a ...-ēbum-iqbî-demon
2''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] [...]... ...
2''asi <([si-i])> <([SI])> [su-u] is-su<SI₃> means "to bend."
3''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] ⸢sa⸣-bu-[u]“Sîn, sīnu, šunu, and esa’ebu
4''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] sa-a-bu“If the horns of a pig’s neck are thick,
5''si [si-i] [SI] [su]-⸢u⸣ si-i-bu“Sîn, sīn, su-e’e, si-ibu,
6''si [si-i] [SI] ⸢su⸣-u sa-ha-rum“Sîn, si, ēsu-e’u-saḫarum,
7''si [si-i] [SI] su-u su-uh-hu-rum“Sîn is the horn of a suhhūru-disease.
8''si [si-i] [SI] su-u u-ba-nu“Sîn, šēdu, ubālu,
9''sig₉ [si-i] [SI] ⸢su⸣-u ša₂-qu-um-mua reddish color, the horn of a ebony (and) a purple horn
10''si [si-i] [SI] ⸢su⸣-u ša₂-ha-ṭu“Sîn, šīsu, ēḫatbu-disease
11''sig₉ [si-i] [SI] ⸢su⸣-u še-e-nureddish, the horn of a horned eagle
12''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] ⸢PI⸣-tu-u“Sîn, sīnu, šunu, (and) epitu-plant
13''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] [x]-tu-u... ...
14''si [si-i] [SI] [su-u] [x]-⸢x⸣-rum“Sîn, ...,
r ii
1'[...] [DUB] [du-up-pu] [...]... tablet of Dupu ...
2'urudu u₂-⸢ru⸣-[du] [DUB] [du-up-pu] [e-ru-u]“Silver, copper, ērûdu-stone, šuppu-stone
3'menbulug₃ me-⸢en⸣-[...] [DUB] [du-up-pu] [pal-lu-uk-ku]“It is enough, I want to ... it! It is enough! It has to be poured out! It should not be thrown away! Tablet of Duuppu.
4'tehi te-hi [DUB] [du-up-pu] [li-iʾ-bu]One should bring a copy of the tablet and bring it to me.
5'tehi te-hi [DUB] [du-up-pu] [...]... a tablet of ...
6'tehi te-⸢hi⸣ [DUB] [du-up-pu] [a-ṣu-u] ⸢ša₂ ziq⸣-[pi]“Teḫi tēḫē-e’e-šumû tablet, Duuppu, aša, ziqepi,
7'tehi te-⸢hi⸣ [DUB] [du-up-pu] ⸢ti⸣-hi-ṣu“Teḫi tēḫē-e’e-šuma-iqbi—a tablet of the duppu-offerings for the etīku-houseṣ
8'mes₂ ⸢mi⸣-[x] [DUB] [du-up]-⸢pu⸣ eṭ-luTablet of Duup-ēpu-e23, the young man.
9'mes₂ mi-[x] [DUB] [du]-⸢up⸣-pu ru-bu-u₂Tablet of Du-epu, the chief steward.
10'mes₂ mi-[x] [DUB] [du]-⸢up⸣-pu ma-rumTablet of Du-epu, the chief steward.
11'kišib₃-<(la₂)> ⸢ki⸣-[ši-ib] [DUB] [du]-⸢up⸣-pu rit-tumSeal of Eki-ešib. Tablet of Du-Eupu. Hand.
11'akišib₃-<(la₂)> <(ki-[ši-ib])> <([DUB])> <([du]-up-pu)> up-nuSealed tablet of
12'kišib₃ [ki-ši-ib] [DUB] [du-up]-pu ku-nu-uk-kusealed tablet of Duuppu, Kunukku
13'sumug [...] [DUB] [du-up]-pu šu-luA ... smith ...
14'sumug [...] [DUB] [du-up-pu] {<MIN(šu-lu)>} zum-⸢ri⸣The šumug priest

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