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RA 013, 190-191 (P394160)

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

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DesignationRA 013, 190-191
IDP394160
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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1'[...] [...]-⸢nu⸣... ...-enu-e23
2'[...] [...]-nu...-nu
3'[DIB]-⸢ba⸣ ⸢de⸣-e-pu [...] ⸢x⸣“Boat-flour, édepu-plant, ...-plant
4'[lug]-ga ba-da-a-mu ⸢ša₂ bu-lim⸣“Lugal, I am the one who is encircled by the eša plant
5'{[ki]-⸢ir⸣}kiri₃ ap-puthe orchard of Appu
6'{[pa]-a}pa {<MIN(ap-pu)>} ša₂ GIŠ“Pa-a-pâ (means) ...
7'zib₂ ap-pat ša₂ ANŠEextispicy of a donkey
8'[...]-⸢x⸣ apin {<MIN(ap-pat)>} ša₂ {giš}APIN... plow, ditto of the plough
9'{⸢di⸣-ib}dab kul-lum“The one who seized the kullum-plant,
10'⸢ha⸣-za {<MIN(kul-lum)>} ša₂ ṣa-ba-tieḫa’eza plant
11'{du}dug₄ {<MIN(kul-lum)>} ša₂ a-mat“It is good, it is bad—it is the word
12'⸢šu⸣ du₇ {<MIN(kul-lum)>} ša₂ ha-aṭ-ṭiThe ešu’e23-plant, a kind of tamarisk
13'saŋ us₂ {<MIN(kul-lum)>} ša₂ re-e-šithe length of a ditto shoulder, of the head
14'{su-un}sumun na-qa-ruwild pigeon
15'a-gi₄-a {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ IRI“Agia, ditto of the city
16'pel-la {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ E₂Pella, ditto of the house
17'bal {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ ⸢BAD₃⸣Bal of the “Diminisher of the Dūr-eš
18'dag-ga {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ {giš}MA₂“Dag-ga, the vessel
19'ru-gu₂ {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ NA₄rugu-stone
20'⸢ki⸣ šu dug₄-ga {<MIN(na-qa-ru)>} ša₂ qaq-qa-riE’e23, a good hand, ditto, the heart of the earth
21'bahar₂ pa-ha-rumpotter of the cult centers
22'šu-gal-an-zu {<MIN(pa-ha-rum)>} mu-⸢de-e ša₂⸣ ka-⸢la⸣Šugalanzu
23'{nin-da-me-kar}|NINDA₂×(ME.GAN₂@t)| {<MIN(pa-ha-rum)>} re-du-⸢u⸣ ša₂ ⸢kiš-kat₃⸣-te-enindāmekar-bread
24'nir ma-al-kunoble one, mighty one
25'nir-ŋa₂-ŋa₂ e-tel-lumnoble one, prince
26'nam-nir-ŋal₂ šar-ru-⸢tum⸣the scepter of kingship
27'{sig}sig₇ se-pu-u₂ ša₂ ⸢šar⸣-[ti]red wool, belonging to the šarru-priest
28'⸢x⸣ sig₁₀-ga qaq-qad se-⸢pu⸣-[...]“(If) it rains heavily on the ground, he will be able to ...
29'[...] dug₄ ma-ha-⸢ṣu⸣ [...]... a bowl of ...
30'[...] ⸢x⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]
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1'⸢x-x⸣ [...]
2'lal₃ diš-[pu]honey of Pu
3'a-ri-a da-ša₂-[pu]
4'{⸢ru⸣-u}⸢ru₆⸣ {<MIN(da-ša₂-pu)>} ša₂ diš-[pi]ēru-e’e-û, ditto of Vapi
5'⸢saŋ₅{zag⸣}{ga}[ŋa₂] {<MIN(da-ša₂-pu)>} ša₂ ZU₂.LUM.[MA]esaĝ-stone, ditto of dates
6'{u₂}⸢u₁₈-lu⸣ sil-⸢qu⸣a kind of plant
7'zil{⸢zi}la⸣ sa-la-⸢qu⸣zil-ezila-e23, sala-eqû.
8'ša-ra-⸢GAL₂⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(sa-la-qu)>} ⸢ša₂ UZU⸣Šara-egal-e23
9'⸢gurud⸣{gu-ru-ud-da}da [na]-⸢du-u₂⸣The “gurud-ešurudda-priest’ is the one who carries out the ritual.
10'⸢x⸣-ga [...] ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]“The ... of the temple, the ša e3 temple
11'{ku-u}ku [...]“It is yours, I want to ... it,
12'{si}[sig₁₀] [...]... red wool
13'⸢dirig⸣-[ga] [...]The edirig priestess
14'⸢uzu⸣-[...] [...]... meat
15'A [...] [...]... ...
16'⸢x⸣ [...] [...]
17'UD [...] [...] ME... moonrise to sunset:
18'[...] [...]-rum...-rum
19'[...] [...]-nu...-nu
20'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]-rum... ...-rum
21'hulu-ŋal₂ ⸢za-ma⸣-nudestroyer of the ziggurat,
22'hul-dub₂ a-⸢mi⸣-šuThe evildoer, his father
23'e₃-ba-ra ṣi-⸢i⸣come out for me!
24'he₂-en-ta-e₃ lu-ṣimay he leave, that man
25'ba-ra-e₃-e it-ta-ṣihas left,
26'ŋiri₃{⸢gi-ir} {si-il}sil⸣ ha-ba-⸢tum⸣“Biri-egir, si-il-sil, Ḫaba-etum
27'⸢ir⸣ {<MIN(ha-ba-tum)>} ša₂ ša₂-la-⸢li⸣“Ir’e-plant, ditto of the šala-e-lî-plant
28'⸢sar⸣ {<MIN(ha-ba-tum)>} ša₂ a-la-[ki]esarû-plant
29'{⸢lu₂⸣}sa-gaz hab-⸢ba⸣-[tum]a sagaz-demon, a habbayûtum-disease
30'eš-še-de₂-a hu-[bu-ut-ta-tum]esvšēdea ḫubuttatum
31'⸢x x⸣ BU ⸢x⸣-[...]... ...
32'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]
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1'⸢x⸣ [...] [...]
2'i-[...] [...]... ...
3'ŋiri₃{gi-[ir]} [...] [...]The “Biri
4'ZI ⸢x⸣ [...] [...]ZI e22x₂ e23
5'šag₄-zig₃-[ga] [...]The šagziga drum
6'{ku-uš}⸢kušu₂⸣ [...]The kušû-demon
7'gu₂-{ha-ar}har [...]... guhar stone
8'HAR UD ⸢x⸣-[...]a silver ring
9'daŋal gab-[bu]all the crossings
10'du₃ ka-[lu]built Kalu
11'du₃-a-bi ka-⸢la⸣-[šu]Its ritual: its ka’ela priest
12'|KUŠU₂.AN.MUŠ₃| u₂-ru-[uh-hu]a kind of snake
13'dilib₃ {<MIN(u₂-ru-uh-hu)>} ša₂ a-⸢la⸣-[...]The di’uhhu-disease of Aya-ela-e-
14'dilib₃-ba a-⸢la⸣-[...]The heart of A'ela'e
15'sed pa-⸢ša₂⸣-[hu]cool water
16'e₃ {<MIN(pa-ša₂-hu)>} ša₂ [...]Come out, ditto, ... heart
17'ni₂ dub₂ {<MIN(pa-ša₂-hu)>} ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]The fearsome one, ditto, the ešahu-plant
18'te-en-te-en {<⸢MIN⸣(pa-ša₂-hu)>} ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient, it has to be perfected(?)
19'⸢ni₂ x x x⸣ ŋar šup-⸢šu⸣-[hu]... a šup’eḫu-plant
20'[šag₄] {[ta]-⸢am⸣}tam qa-[a-pu]a field, a tā-e-am-tam, qapu
21'⸢ŋeškim⸣-til₃ {<MIN(qa-a-pu)>} ša₂ a-[mat]“It is finished, ditto is the word
22'⸢dirig⸣-ga {<MIN(qa-a-pu)>} ša₂ i-⸢ga⸣-ri“Dirig-ega-plant, the plant of Igari
23'lu₂-til₃-la-gid₂-da qi₂-i-puLu-tila-gida, the qipu
24'{⸢na⸣}na₅ pi-it-nue22na-e23 stone
25'⸢an⸣-gu₄-ud {<MIN(pi-it-nu)>} ša₂ AN{e}An ox, ditto, of heaven
26'[sa]-a {<MIN(pi-it-nu)>} ša₂ ZA₃.MI₂“Sa, ditto of the belly
27'[...]-⸢ad⸣ gi gaz-za {<MIN(pi-it-nu)>} ša₂ AD.KID... your burning reeds, ditto of the AD.KID
28'[...] ⸢sug⸣{su-ug} še šul-pu... esu-ug-e-sug, roasted barley
29'[gi]-su₃ {<MIN(šul-pu)>} ša₂ {lu₂}ŠU.⸢I⸣reed mat, ditto of the šūdu-official
30'gid₂-da ša₂-la-⸢pu⸣long (tablet of) Šala-epû
31'gid₂{gi-id}{{<MIN(gi-id)>}}gid₂ {<MIN(ša₂-la-pu)>} ša₂ [...]“The long-distance gid, the short-ditto of the ...
32'zu₂{zu} kud-ru ba-ṣa-[rum]kudurru-plant
33'zu₂{{<MIN(zu)>}} kud-kud-ru bu-uṣ-ṣu-⸢rum⸣kudkudru-plant, būšbu-erum-e23
34'murub₂{mu-ru-ub} hi-iṣ-bu
35'bulug-ga {<MIN(hi-iṣ-bu)>} ša₂ {na₄}GUGa type of ditto stone
36'zu₂ gaz ga-ṣa-ṣu
37'zu₂{zu} {su-ud}sud₂-{{<MIN(su-ud)>}}sud₂ {<MIN(ga-ṣa-ṣu)>} ša₂ šin-niZuzu (means) “sud-sudu-ditto (and) ditto (also means) the heart of his brother.
38'{bu-u}bur₁₂ ba-⸢qa⸣-mu“Bur-disease, it is a flood-storm,
39'šab-ba ga-ṣa-⸢ṣu⸣in the womb of Gaša-ešbû
40'a₂ bur₁₂-ra {<MIN(ga-ṣa-ṣu)>} ša₂ ⸢kap⸣-[pi]labor of burra, ditto, of the ekap-epi plant
41'[...] ⸢x⸣ kiš-kat₃-⸢tu⸣-[u]... the eškat-ētû-demon
42'[...] [...]-⸢x-x⸣-[...]
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1{[na₄]}šuba ⸢šu⸣-bu-ušubû-stone
2{[na₄]}⸢šuba⸣ unug{ki} a-a-ni-bušuba stone, Uruk's father,
3{[na₄]}⸢šuba⸣ unug{ki} gal ki-bal-tumešubû-stone, Uruk's great rebel land
4{[u₂]}NINDA₂ il-lu-ruma kind of bread
5{[u₂]}⸢a⸣-a-ar₂ KU₃.BABBAR nu-ṣa-buhe did not pay the silver.
6{[u₂]}⸢a⸣-a-ar₂ KU₃.SIG₁₇ nu-ha-ria gold nuḫari plant
7⸢dimma⸣ ṭe₃-e-mu
8ŋalga sud mil-ku“The balaŋ-drum is well, the milku-drum
9⸢ad⸣-mar ši-tul-⸢tum⸣I have set up a šītu-offering for you
10šag₄ ki {mu}mu₂ ta-šim-tum(a kind of container for) tašimtu-beer
11šu us₂-sa se-ʾ-u₂Hand of a Seizer
12zag sag sa-ka-puthe right side of the head is smashed
13ku{⸢ku}{ku⸣}ku {<MIN(sa-ka-pu)>} ša₂ ṣa-la-li“Ku’e-ku-e-kku, ditto of ša-balalu
14muš₂-me zi-i-muThe one who sees me is life
15suh{su-uh}keš₂ ti-iq-nua tiqnu-vessel
16gun₃-gun₃-nu ti-it-a-rumspeckled with radiance,
17ri ra-mu-u₂lovemaking
18⸢tuš⸣ a-ša₂-bua dwelling place
19dur₂-ru-⸢un⸣ na-pal-su-huUrru-eune, the napalsuḫu
20⸢dib⸣ ⸢na-pal⸣-ṭu-u₂
21šu dib-ba ba-⸢ʾ⸣-u₂Hand of a Passing One
22šu dib-dib e-⸢te-qu⸣Hand of the one who passes by to pass by
23⸢ŋizzal⸣{gi-za-⸢al⸣} ⸢pu⸣-[uq-qu]“Bizal-eal, puqqu-plant
24⸢bar dag⸣ ⸢ta⸣-[a-pu]ebardag-plant, eta-eapu-plant
25⸢rah₂⸣-rah₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]The raḫ ešû-tree
26sig₁₀ ha-[sa-su]yellow-green wool
27ŋeštug₂ ri ⸢hu⸣-[us-su-su]“The garment, the ri of the ḫu’ussusu
28nu-ha-lam-⸢ma⸣ [...]Nuḫalama’e
29niŋ₂-⸢tag⸣ ⸢li⸣-[...]The niŋ2-etag’e-plant, the elî-plant
30de₅-de₅-ga ⸢mi-qi₂⸣-[it-tum]“It is a stag’s snare— it is an emiqītum plant
31be₄{bi}{bi}be₄ nu-šur-⸢ru⸣-[u]If he does not release it
32šu-nir šu-ri-in-⸢nu⸣Hand of Šuri-nu’e23
33uzug{u₂-zug} eš-re-e-tum
34zag-ŋar-ra E₂-MEŠ DINGIR-MEŠ“River of the temples, of the gods,
35e₂ u₆-nir nu-harthe temple whose splendor is unrivaled,
36im-du₃-a ziq-qur-ra-tumhe built. Ziqquratum
37[im]-⸢du₃⸣-a AK-a pit-qu“Incantation-formula AK-a, faulty
38[sukud]-da za-qa-rumsukud-da zaqarum
39nir {<MIN(za-qa-rum)>} ša₂ ziq-qur-ra-tinoble one of the ziggurat
40burudₓ(U) šup-lum(a kind of sulphur)
41[...]-KU mi-iq-qu... a flood.
42pu₂ hu-up-puhuppu-vessel
43[...] ⸢x⸣ hu-up-tum... a huptu-plant
44[...] [...]-tum...-tum

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