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ASKT 111 (P395450)

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

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DesignationASKT 111
IDP395450
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
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'[...]-ti [...] [...]... ...
2'[...]-dim₄ ⸢ŋeš⸣-[...] [...]... the e’eš-e3
3'[mu]-{⸢nu⸣}nu₁₁ ŋeš-[nu₁₁] [...]“If he sleeps, if he does not sleep
4'[mu]-⸢un⸣-gar₃ niŋ₂-[gur₁₁] [...]The one who establishes a good reputation
5'[mu]-⸢un⸣-gur₁₁ niŋ₂-[gur₁₁] [...](Sum) I am the one who makes the people rejoice (Akk) My joy, my fearsomeness
6'[aŋ₂] niŋ₂{ni-[ig]} [...]The water that he drank
7'⸢aŋ₂⸣-na-me-a niŋ₂-na-[me-a] [...]“As for us, as for ourselves
8'[aŋ₂]-ta me-a-bi a-na-a ⸢me⸣-[a-bi] [...]From where do you come up to where are you coming up?
9'⸢aŋ₂⸣ niŋ₂{ni-⸢ig⸣} [...]“I want to go up to the temple, I want to enter into the temple
10'⸢a⸣-ta me-a(GAR) na-me-[a] [...]Where is there no ...?
11'aŋ₂ ud šeŋ₆-ŋa₂ niŋ₂-x [...](Sum) The water of the day(?) ... (Akk) The day of the moon ...
12'aŋ₂ u niŋ₂ u [...]-x“Woe and fear and
13'aŋ₂-tuku niŋ₂-tuku ⸢me⸣-[eš-ru]-u“Have mercy, have mercy,
14'aŋ₂-ma-al niŋ₂-ŋal₂ bu-[šu]-u“What is it that we want to carry off?
15'aŋ₂ mah niŋ₂ mah mim-ma ma-an-duHe has poured out supreme water, supreme fearsomeness.
16'aŋ₂ tur niŋ₂ tur mim-ma i-ṣuSmall arms, small arms, whatever he touches
17'aŋ₂ nidba nidba nin-da-bu-ulabor of offering, offering of nindabû-bread
18'aŋ₂ nidba nidba tak-li-mu“Woe, the food offerings, the bread offerings, taklimu-offerings,
19'aŋ₂-ba niŋ₂-ba qiš-tu₂“Woe, ni’ba, hand,
20'aŋ₂-kas₇ niŋ₂-kas₇ ni-ka-su“Let us go, let us go!
21'aŋ₂ ki-tab-ba niŋ₂ ki-tab-ba im-ṭu₂-u“Water of the netherworld, water of the Netherworld has been poured out.
22'⸢aŋ₂⸣-de₂ niŋ₂-de₂-a bi-ib-lum“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient!
23'⸢aŋ₂⸣-mu-lu-us₂-sa niŋ₂-mi₂-us₂-sa₂ ter-ha-tum“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient! The terhatum priestess
24'[na]-aŋ₂ nam ši-im-tuma fate of life
25'[na]-⸢aŋ₂⸣-tar nam-tar {<MIN(ši-im-tum)>}“Na’ea-e-tar, the fate of ditto,
26'[na-aŋ₂]-⸢tag⸣-ga nam-tag-ga ar-nu“Naya-etag-e23ga, sin, curse
o ii
1'[ša₃]-⸢mar⸣-mar [...] [...](Sum) The one who sees ... (Akk) To see ...
2'⸢me⸣-ir [...] [...]
3'me-ir [...] [...]
4'me-ir-me-ir im [mir-ra] [...]... a gleaming stele
5'me-er sig ⸢mir⸣ [sig] [...]... below α Scorpii, below
6'me-ir la₂ ŋir₂-[la₂] [...]“Finger-nail of ... ...,
7'me-ze₂-<er> mu-[dur₇] [...]He sat down on the throne
8'a₂-mar e₂-⸢gar₈⸣ [...]The gate of the E-gar-e- temple
9'a₂-mar e₂-⸢gar₈⸣ [...]The gate of the E-gar-e- temple
10'kur a₂-mar kur e₂-gar₈ [...]The lands that I conquered, the lands of the settlements
11'da-ma-al daŋal [...]“It is enough, I want to carry it, I will bring it to you.
12'a₂-ma-al a₂-⸢ŋal₂⸣ [...]The power, the power(?) of ...
13'a₂-ma-al a₂-[ŋal₂] [...]“There is a battle, the battle ...
14'še izi [...]... barley fire
15'še-mur ⸢nemur⸣ [...]I have seen the nemur plant
16'še-NE [...] [...]Še-NE
17'še-NE-si [...] [...]Še-NE-si
18'še dug₄-⸢ga⸣ [...] [...]The barley of the libation vessel
19'še-er-me-[er] [...] [...]Šēr-mer
20'še re₇-[ba] [na de₅-ga] [...]The one who goes to the barley-heaps ...
21'še-⸢su⸣-[...] [...] [...]Šēsu-e... ...
22'še-[...] [...] [...]... ...
23'še-[...] [...] [...]... ...

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