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CT 11, pl. 35, 1876-04-13, 001 (P382585)

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

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DesignationCT 11, pl. 35, 1876-04-13, 001
IDP382585
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)

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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)
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1ehehhe [...] |KU.KU.KU| [...] [...](Sum) ... he smote ... (Akk) He washed ...
2ku-duru₄ [...] ⸢KU⸣-|GIŠ%GIŠ| [...] [...]The kuduru priestess ... the eku-priestesses
3ku-dara₅ [...] ⸢KU⸣-|GIŠ%GIŠ| {<MIN(...)>} [...] [...]Kudara ... e’ešku-plant
4udu lubun [...] ⸢LU⸣ |EZEN×LU| LU u₂-du [...] u₂-du ⸢i⸣-[gub] [...]sheep lubun ešû-priests a man a sheep ... the e’i-e-gubb plant
5udu laban [...] [LU] |EZEN×LA| LA {<MIN(u₂-du)>} {<MIN(...)>} la-la-a {<⸢MIN⸣(i-gub)>} [...]... sheep, laban ... a man of the “Lady-of-the-Crown-Throne’s-Hand‽ (lalāya) temple
6udu libin [...] [LU] |EZEN×LI| LI {<MIN(u₂-du)>} {<MIN(...)>} li-la-a {<MIN(i-gub)>} [...](If) a sheep ... a slaughterer ... ditto ... (and) lilâ-disease ...
7lu-ub₂{sar} [...] [LU]-⸢EŠ₂⸣{sar} {<MIN(u₂-du)>} tu-kul ni-si-gu-u ⸢x⸣-[...]... the ēšû-priest, ditto, you will eat, the nisigu’u-festival
8dadag [...] |UD.UD| u₂-tu MIN.NA-BI el-⸢lu⸣(Sum) Its radiance is bright, its ditto is elû-disease (Akk) (Its) light is bright
8a'dadag <(...)> |UD.UD| <(u₂-tu MIN.NA-BI)> eb-bu]bright, <(its)> radiance is bright,
9dadag [...] |UD.UD| {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} {<MIN(MIN.NA-BI)>} nam-[ru]“It is bright, it is shining, it shines(?)
10had₂-had₂ [...] UD-UD {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} {<MIN(MIN.NA-BI)>} {<MIN(el-lu)>}... ..., ditto, elulu,
10ahad₂-had₂ <(...)> <(UD-UD)> <(u₂-tu MIN.NA-BI)> {<MIN(eb-bu)>}<(If) he is swollen>, (his) ditto (is like) a dove
10bhad₂-had₂ <(...)> <(UD-UD)> <(u₂-tu MIN.NA-BI)> {<MIN(nam-ru)>}<(If) he is swollen>, (his) ditto (is like) a dove
11ra₃-ra₃ [...] [UD-UD] {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} {<MIN(MIN.NA-BI)>} {<MIN(el-lu)>}..., ditto, elulu,
11ara₃-ra₃ <(...)> <(UD-UD)> <(u₂-tu MIN.NA-BI)> {<MIN(eb-bu)>}<(If) it is swollen>, (its) ditto
11bra₃-ra₃ <(...)> <(UD-UD)> <(u₂-tu MIN.NA-BI)> {<MIN(nam-ru)>}“Ra’ara, ..., ditto
12uh₂ [...] |UD.KUŠU₂| {<MIN(u₂-tu)>} na-gar deš-še-ku ru-ʾ-⸢tu₂⸣(Sum) I am the ... of the scepter, the carpenter(?), the one who has a dream (Akk) The one who ... a vision (var.) the one that has an ecstatic
13uh₂ <(...)> |UD.KUŠU₂| <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> ru-pu-uš-[tu₂]<...> šēdu-disease (a kind of sulphur)>
14uh₂ <(...)> |UD.KUŠU₂| <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> il-la-[tu₂]..., the carpenter, the one who has been hired, the ilatu priest
15uh₂ <(...)> |UD.KUŠU₂| <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> im-tu₂..., the carpenter, he gave birth.
15auh₂ <(...)> |UD.KUŠU₂| <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> ⸢uh⸣-[hu]<...> sulphur, the carpenter, the one who drives (them) out, euḫuḥu-plant
16uh₂ <(...)> |UD.KUŠU₂| <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> ha-⸢ah⸣-[hu]<...> stag, a carpenter, the one who has sinned
17uh₂ <(...)> |UD.KUŠU₂| <(u₂-tu na-gar deš-še-ku)> hur-⸢hum⸣-[ma-tum]..., the carpenter, the lord of Ḫur-ḫumātum
18zabar [...] |UD.KA.BAR| [...]-ra-ku si-par-⸢ru⸣... bronze ... I am a sippar-priest
19zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> qu-ubronze, <(...)> bronze
19azabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> sap-pubronze, <(...)> bronze, sappu
20zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> kak-kubronze, <(...)> bronze,
20azabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> el-[lu]bronze, <...>, ellu-stone
21zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> eb-bubronze, <(...)> agate
21azabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> nam-[ru]bronze ..., bright
22zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> šen-[nu]bronze, bronze
23zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> mu-⸢ša₂⸣-[lu]bronze, <(...)> (and) alum
24zabar <(...)> |UD.KA.BAR| <(...)> ⸢hu⸣-[ut-pu]bronze ..., eḫūtpu-plant
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1'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> [daq-qa]-qu-[tum]The tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the young ones, their ditto, the daqqaqutu-disease
2'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> ⸢duq⸣-qu-qu-⸢tum⸣The tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the small ones, their ditto, eduq-eququ-etum-e23
3'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> ⸢suk⸣-ku-ku-tumThe tiny ones, the small ones, their ditto, the esukkukutum-house
4'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> un-nu-šu₂-tumThe tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the young ones, their ditto.
5'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> un-nu-tu₂-tumThe tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the unborn ones,
6'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> rab-buThe tiny ones, the <small ones>, the large ones,
6a'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> dal-luThe tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the young ones, their ditto, allu-disease
7'di₄-di₄ <(...)> <(TUR-TUR)> <(du-mu MIN.NA-BI)> pa-a-quThe tiny ones, <(the small ones)>, the young ones, their ditto are scattered.
8'ibila [...] |DUMU.UŠ| {<[MIN(du-mu)>} ni]-⸢ta⸣-ha-ku ap-luheir of ..., son of Ni-eta-eḫāku, the steward
8a'ibila <(...)> |DUMU.UŠ| <(du-mu ni-ta-ha-ku)> ma-ruThe heir (is) the son of Nitaḫāku.
8b'ibila <(...)> |DUMU.UŠ| <(du-mu ni-ta-ha-ku)> šu-muThe heir (is) the son of Nitaḫumu.
9'ibila₂ [...] |DUMU.ARAD| {<[MIN(du-mu)>} ni]-it-ta-ku {<MIN(ap-lu)>}The heir of ..., the son of a slave, we have sworn (this).
9a'ibila₂ <(...)> |DUMU.ARAD| <(du-mu ni-it-ta-ku)> {<MIN(ma-ru)>}heir of a slave, we (are) sons
9b'ibila₂ <(...)> |DUMU.ARAD| <(du-mu ni-it-ta-ku)> {<MIN(šu-mu)>}The heir (is) the son-in-law (of) Nittāmu.
10'ibila₃ [...] |DUMU.SAG| {<[MIN(du-mu)>} sag]-ga-ku {<MIN(ap-lu)>}The heir of ..., the eunuch, I am the sagga-priestess,
10a'ibila₃ <(...)> |DUMU.SAG| <(du-mu sag-ga-ku)> {<MIN(ma-ru)>}heir of the eunuch, the first-born son
10b'ibila₃ <(...)> |DUMU.SAG| <(du-mu sag-ga-ku)> {<MIN(šu-mu)>}heir of the eunuch, my first-born son
11'ibilaₓ(|TUR.DIŠ|) [...] |DUMU.DIŠ| {<[MIN(du-mu])>} ⸢de⸣-eš-še-ku {<MIN(ap-lu)>}The heirs of ..., the sons of the Edeššeku
11a'ibilaₓ(|TUR.DIŠ|) <(...)> |DUMU.DIŠ| <(du-mu de-eš-še-ku)> {<MIN(ma-ru)>}The heir, the <shepherd’s son” (is) the son of the judge
11b'ibilaₓ(|TUR.DIŠ|) <(...)> |DUMU.DIŠ| <(du-mu de-eš-še-ku)> {<MIN(šu-mu)>}The heir, the <son>, the son, (and) the son(s), the one(s) to whom justice is given
12'banda₃{da} [...] [TUR{da]} {<MIN(du-mu)>} ⸢da⸣-ad-du-u šer₃-ruThe young man ..., the small one, the e22da-e23-addû, the strong one
13'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ṣe-eh-ruYoung man, <(young man, you young woman),” addû-demon
14'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> la-ʾ-uYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a lā’u-demon
14a'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> la-ku-uYoung man, <(young man, the young man is)> weak,
15'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ek-duYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a weak one,
15a'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> uk-ku-duYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a slain child,
16'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> rid-duYoung man, <(you are)> the one who is to be smitten, young man, riddu
17'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ta-šim-tu₂Young man, <(you are)> a slain child, a dying child,
18'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> tak-ši-ruYoung man, <(you are)> a young child, a takširu
19'banda₃{da} <(...)> <(TUR{da)>} <(du-mu da-ad-du-u)> ba-an-du-u“The young man, the young woman, the one who is torn out,
20'hibiz [...] |DUMU.DIŠ| [...] ru-uš-šu₂-u... a son ... his own
21'hibiz <(...)> |DUMU.DIŠ| <(...)> ru-te-eš-šu₂-u<(...)> a son, his own
22'hibiz <(...)> |DUMU.DIŠ| <(...)> uk-ku-du<...> a son ... he smote
23'hibiz <(...)> |DUMU.DIŠ| <(...)> mul-la-lu<(...)> son of Mulallu
24'hibiz <(...)> |DUMU.DIŠ| <(...)> {<⸢ŠU⸣(hibiz)>} ⸢IRI⸣ešû-plant, ēru-plant

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