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MSL 17, 023 G (P388213)

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

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DesignationMSL 17, 023 G
IDP388213
Museum no.Ist —
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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'⸢si⸣-[du₁₁]-⸢ga⸣ [...]“The scepter of the heavens, the lord of heaven and earth,
2'kuš₃-kuš₃{[ku-uš]-ku-uš} ra-[a-ṭu]“It is enough, it is enough!’
3'⸢šita₃⸣-na{[ši]-da-na} {<MIN(rāṭu)>} nu-ka-[rib-bi]Its esvita-ešida-plants, which are not to be broken up
4'kuš₃-kuš₃ {<MIN(rāṭu)>} nap-[pa-hi]leather pouches for nappahhu-disease
5'[me]-a{⸢ma⸣-a} {<MIN(rāṭu)>} ša₂ [...]“Where is the one who ditto?
6'{[u₂]-mu-un}umun₂ um-⸢ma⸣-[tu]“Lord, you are the one who has risen up high!
7'[x] {⸢na₄⸣}kinkin₂(|HI×AŠ₂.HI×AŠ₂|) {<MIN(ummat)>} e-[ri-i]... ēšû-stone
8'[x] erin₂-na {<MIN(ummat)>} [...]... troops, ditto
9'⸢x⸣-[x]{⸢x-ri} x x⸣ pu-⸢uk⸣-[ku]“Pû-e-kum’e-ku
10'⸢ir-dam⸣ ir-ri-tu₂ [...]“Irdam-ēriš, irritu-demon
11'⸢ŋeš⸣-keš₂-da {<MIN(ir-ri-tu₂)>} ša₂ na-[ri]eše-kētta, ditto of the herdsman
12'aš₂ bala-e {<MIN(ir-ri-tu₂)>} ša₂ na-⸢za⸣-[ri]On account of the bala, ditto of Na’ezeri
13'igi{i-gi} tumu₃ ša₂-pa-[tu₂]“Finger-nail of the ša-pātu-disease
14'igi bala ṣa-ba-[ru]before bala, šabaru
15'da gal šu-u₂-[tu]next to (the property of) his great hand
16'da ban₃-da il-ta-[nu]beside the banda canal they have sworn.
17'da šu-du₇ ša₂-du-[u]next to the šudu canal
18'da nu-šu-du₇ a-⸢mur⸣-[ru]next to the threshing floor of A’emuru
19'ud men šu-du₇ {<MIN(šūtu)>}a good day
20'ud men nu-šu-du₇ {<MIN(iltānu)>}a day that is not suitable for men
21'ud men ki-ta e₃ {<MIN(šadû)>}The day when the crown emerges from the ground,
22'⸢ud⸣ [men] ⸢nu⸣-ki-ta e₃ {<MIN(amurru)>}“When the king came out from the Enuki temple,
23'[SUG hi-li] kalam-ma {<MIN(šūtu)>}... allure of the land
24'[SUG giri₁₇-zal] kalam-ma {<MIN(iltānu)>}... joy of the land, ditto
25'[SUG dur₂ ŋar] kalam-ma {<MIN(šadû)>}“Father of the netherworld, ditto of the land,
26'[SUG dim-gal] kalam-ma {<MIN(amurru)>}... of the great gods of the land, ditto
o ii
1'[...] ⸢na⸣-ak-[ru]... the scepter
2'[...] a-hu-[u]... brother
3'[x] bar be₂-e-šu₂... his liver
4'[x bar-bar]-re nu-uk-ku-šu₂... who does not have ...
5'[...]-sa šum-šu₂... is her
6'[x] bar be₂-e-šu₂... his liver
7'[... bar-bar]-re nu-US-SU-ru... who is torn apart, who is not to ...
8'[x-x]-⸢x⸣-HA-A su-um-šu₂... is his body
9'[šu] gur₁₀ šu-u₂-ruHand of a Young Man
10'[šu] ⸢ur₄⸣ ki-si-it-tu₂Hand of a Dog's Tail
11'[šu] ⸢ur₄-ur₄⸣ hi-im-ma-tu₂Hand of urur-e23 (a kind of insect)
12'[in]-ti har-ra-nufrom the road
13'[in]-⸢ti⸣ a-lak-tu₂In the future, at any time
14'[...] al-ka-ka-tu₂(Sum) ... is swollen(?)
15'[in]-⸢ti⸣ ṣu-lu-luin the middle of the night, wailing
16'[...] ṣil-lu... basket
17'[niŋ₂-de₂]-⸢am₃⸣ bi-ib-lum“It is enough, it is enough! It is enough!"
18'[...] šu-⸢bu⸣-ul-tu₂... of the future
19'[...] šu-⸢zu⸣-ub-tu₂... šuʾubtu
20'[...] en-qu... he took
21'[x]-⸢x-x⸣-[x] pa-tu-u... is open
22'[hub₂-sar]{hu-ub-⸢x⸣-[x]} ⸢zaq⸣-tu₂a kind of plant
23'[kiri₃]-HAR-⸢ak⸣-[a] ⸢qar⸣-duKiriHAR-eak’ea, qar-edu
24'[lu₂]-⸢su⸣-gu₇-⸢e⸣ [ri]-šu-tu₂Lu-esu-e-ĝi-e
25'[lu₂-ha]-an-di-⸢di⸣ ⸢ha⸣-zi-qa-tu₂Lu-handi-edi, “Ḫāziqatu
26'[še]-{[gi]-in}gin₂ ⸢ši⸣-mat {lu₂}NAGARlike a reed bundle the carpenter
27'[x x] zag-[šu₂] {<⸢MIN⸣(šimat)>} bu-lim..., his right arm is a bull
28'[nam]-tar {<[MIN](šīmat)>} ⸢a⸣-me-lu-tiNamtar of the four quarters
29'[ni₂]{ni}dub₂ ⸢šam⸣-huhe heaped up the ešam-eḫu plants
30'sun₇{su}⸢na⸣ [šal]-ṭu
31'[hi]-li [ni]-hu-uhili means nihû.
32'al-sal-la [ma]-⸢as⸣-[ku]I am smitten, I am afraid
33'⸢nam⸣-la-kal-la [pe]-su-[u]ennam-elakalla
r i
1a ⸢gir₅-gir₅⸣-re ša₂-lu-[u]“Alas, the exalted egirgir priestess
2gir₅-gir₅-re ṭe-bu-[u]“Girgirre is the wind
3gir₅-gir₅ a-ri-a na-pa-[gu]“Girgir-girl, he is smitten by the flames!
4inim sag₉-sag₉-ga su-up-pu-[u]a good word, a bad word
5du₁₀{du}UD ak-ak ⸢te⸣-es-pi-⸢tu₂⸣Dudu akkad, ešapi-etu-e3
6a-ra-[zu] ⸢te⸣-es-li-[tu₂]the arazu prayer of eslītu prayer
7⸢nam⸣-[...] šu-te-mu-⸢qu⸣“Ename-e-[...] Šutēmu-equ’e
8[...] ka-ra-[šu]... his ...
9[...] ⸢hal⸣-ṣu... eḫalšu-plant
10[...] [hi]-il-ṣu… misfortune
11[...] [bi]-ir-tum... of the middle
12[...] [pi]-ha-tu₂... supplication
13[...] {<|KI.MIN|(pihatu)>}... ditto
14[...] [bi]-ir-tu₂... of the mountain range
15[...] [na-si]-⸢ka⸣-tu₂... the nasī-eka-etu
16[...] [e]-⸢du⸣-tu₂... the ēdu’etu
17[...] [šu-te]-ṣu-u... is to be removed
18[...] [ša₂]-⸢la⸣-hu... ša’elaḫu
19[...] [le]-e₂-u₂-tu₂... slander
20[...] [ši]-⸢tah⸣-hu-ṭu... ši-e-ḫutbu
21[...] [sa]-a-ru... saŋaru
22[...] me-lu-lu... splendor
23[...] [ha]-a-mu... I am happy.
24[...] ⸢hu⸣-ṣa-bu... ešû-plant
25[...] {<MIN(hāmū)>}... ditto
26[...] {<MIN(huṣābu)>}... ditto
27[...] ša₂-ru-u... of the mountains
28[...] šar-hu... king
29[...] na-az-ra-bu-bu... the one who screams
30[...] ku-tam-la-lu... kutamlalu
31[...] ze-nu-u... angry
32[...] ša₂-ba-su... his heart
33[...] [ša₂]-niš [x]... another
34[...] [ša₂]-na-ṣu... he smote
35[...] [u₂]-ka-ma... you, and
36[...] ⸢x x x⸣
r ii
1[...] [...]-⸢lum⸣... ...-elum
2[...] [...] {<MIN(...)>}... ... ditto
3[...] [... MU he]-pu-u... ... will be destroyed.
4[...] [...] SI... horn
5[...] [...] UD... day
6[...] [...] KI... ...
7[...] [...]-⸢tu₂⸣...-etu-e23

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