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CT 12, pl. 45, K 02042+ (P386429)

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

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DesignationCT 12, pl. 45, K 02042+
IDP386429
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
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] {[u₂]-⸢ri}uri⸣{ki} [...](In) Ur
2'[ŋeš]{[mi]-⸢iš⸣} {{<MIN(u₂-ri)>}}uri{ki} [...]“Mī-eš-e23 Ur
3'[ŋeš] {⸢u₂⸣-ri}uri{ki} ṣi-[in-ni-tan]“By means of Ur, he gave it to me.’
4'[ŋeš] {su-un}sumun su-un-⸢gin₃⸣-[nu]“Like a wild ox, like a pig’s
5'[ŋeš]{⸢mi⸣-iš} {{<MIN(su-un)>}}sumun kil-zap-pu(As for) the one who removes this inscription,
6'[ŋeš] {su-un}sumun nu-ta-puThe young male donkey did not grow
7'⸢ŋeš⸣ {su-un}sumun bu-lu-u₂“It is enough, the wild cows are plentiful!
8'ŋeš{mi-iš} {{<MIN(su-un)>}}sumun ni-iq-ru“Like a wild goat, like a young male goat,
9'ŋeš {su-un}sumun iṣ-ṣu la-bi-ruThe “finger-nail of the wild cow is old.’
10'{ŋeš}haš{ha-as₂} giš-ha-šua kind of tree
11'ŋeš{mi-iš}haš{{<MIN(ha-aš₂)>}} gam-lu“It is a full-grown male goat,
12'{ŋeš}haš{ha-as₂} ⸢maš⸣-ga-šu
13'ŋeš {ha-aš₂}haš [hi]-iṣ-bu“If he slips through a hole—
14'ŋeš{mi-iš} haš [hi]-⸢ṣib⸣-tum“If he slips through the cracks of the doorway
15'ŋeš {ha-aš₂}haš [...]-⸢x⸣-ru“If he is a dog, he will be a fox
o ii
1'{⸢ŋeš⸣}[...] [...]The ešu-priestess
2'{ŋeš}⸢gag⸣-[...] [...]“It is enough, I want to ... it for you’
3'{ŋeš}gag-[...] [...]“It is enough, I want to ... it(?)
4'{ŋeš}gag-[...] [...]“It is enough, I want to ... it(?)
5'{ŋeš}gag-⸢du₈⸣-[ba]-⸢la₂⸣ sik-kat₃ nap-pe-e“Bag-eduba-ela-e23, the scepter of food offerings,
6'{ŋeš}gag-šum₂-⸢ba⸣-la₂ {<MIN(sik-kat₃)>} šu-me-eIt is the “skin-of-the-mouth’ of the hand.
7'{ŋeš}gag šum₂ ⸢šir⸣-dili {<MIN(sik-kat₃)>} ta-at-tur-re-eYou recite the incantation “He is the one who is the ēšir-edili-plant, the ditto of the tatturru-plant.
8'{ŋeš}gag-⸢niŋ₂-{du⸣-uh}du₈ nap-ṭar-tum“Standing-of-the-throat-dais, scepter of the bartum-festival,
9'{ŋeš}gag-[niŋ₂]-{{<MIN(du-uh)>}}du₈ nap-te-e-tumher breast-bone is swollen
r i
1{ŋeš}ir ir-ruIrru
2{ŋeš}ir-ku₅ ir-ku-u₂Irku entered.
3{ŋeš}ir-dim {<MIN(ir-ku-u₂)>}Irdim, ditto
4{ŋeš}ir-dim mah-ra-šuHis former birdim weapon
5{ŋeš}ir-dim tim-mua birdim tree
6{ŋeš}ir-dim {<MIN(tim-mu)>}Irdim
7{ŋeš}dim gal mah-ra-šuthe great architect whose greatness
8{ŋeš}dim tur maṭ-ru-⸢u₂⸣a small ghost named Matru-ešme
9{ŋeš}⸢dim tur⸣ tim-mu ša₂ aš₂-la-kiThe young ešadim priestess, the one who is yours
10{ŋeš}⸢x⸣-[...] ša₂ ⸢mar-di⸣-it hur-riThe ešû-demon of the Mardītu-temple, the mountain
11{⸢ŋeš⸣}[nir-pad₃] {<⸢ŠU⸣(nerpû)>}{pu}The nirpad-plant, the ešu-plant
12[...] ⸢rak⸣-ka-⸢bu⸣... erakkaebû temple
13[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-[...]
r ii
1{ŋeš}ma-nu [ši]-⸢ga-ru⸣The ši-e-garû-priest
2{⸢ŋeš⸣}niŋ₂-si-sa₂ {<⸢MIN⸣(ši-ga-ru)>}The eš-ni-sisa (temple)
3{[ŋeš]}kab-kur₂-⸢gi⸣ ⸢u₂⸣-tur-tum“Kabkur-egi-e23-turtum
4ŋeš-gu₂ ⸢GIBIL⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(u₂-tur-tum)>}“Finger-nail of the new temple,
5⸢ŋeš⸣-gu₂ se₃-ke-er {<⸢MIN⸣(u₂-tur-tum)>}It is an ešegu-plant, it is a ditto plant
6ŋeš-gu₂ ⸢se₃⸣-ke-er ⸢me⸣-su-u₂“The neck of the ese’ekēr-plant, the neck of emesû-plant
7⸢ŋeš-gu₂ se₃-ke⸣-er ⸢me⸣-sir₂-ru“Seize the throne, seize the meširru-tree!
8ŋeš-gu₂ se₃-ke-er ⸢ki-is⸣-ki-bir-ru“Finger-nail of the ekibirru-house,
9ŋeš-gu₂ se₃-ke-er ⸢ka⸣-ma-ru“Seize the neck of the eka’emaru-plant!
10ŋeš-gu₂ se₃-ke-er mer-de-e-tumThe merdētum scepter
11{ŋeš}gu₂-zi-bi-ir-ra {<MIN(mer-de-e-tum)>}Guzibira, ditto
12ŋeš mah {<MIN(mer-de-e-tum)>}Exalted queen
13⸢ŋeš⸣ kad₅ {<MIN(mer-de-e-tum)>}“Seal of the kad-priestess,
14{[ŋeš}eš₂]-la₂ {<MIN(mer-de-e-tum)>}
15{[ŋeš}eš₂]-la₂ ⸢ka⸣-[ma-rum]the ešla-priest of E-ka’e-ma-rum
16{[ŋeš}har]-⸢mušen-na⸣ [...]har-emusvenna-e23

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