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CT 18, pl. 24, K 11401 (P395474)

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

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DesignationCT 18, pl. 24, K 11401
IDP395474
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)
o i'
1'[...] [...] ⸢x-x-x⸣
2'[...] [...] ZA-ma-hi... ZA-mahi
r i
1aš-šur{ki} {<ŠU(aš-šur{ki})>} ŠAG₄ URUAssur, hand of the city
2BAL-TIL{ki} {<MIN(ŠAG₄)>} URUBaltil, the city
3⸢si⸣-mur-ra{ki} zab-banof Sîn-emura, the ziggurat
4sirara₂{ki} {<ŠU(SIRARA₂{ki})>} me-e-dur-niSîn, ŠU, he is his companion.
5⸢tir⸣-ga-an{ki} {<ŠU(TIR.GA.AN{ki})>} ša₂ {d}bu-la-laTirgaan, hand of Bulala
6⸢tir⸣-ga-an-igi-hur-saŋ{ki} ŠU {<MIN(TIR.GA.AN{ki})>} ša₂ IGI KUR{i} ar₂-man PA-din(In) Tirgānigiḫursa, hand of DITTO, which is in front of the land of the Arman, PA-din
7⸢tir⸣-ga-an-igi-gu-ti{ki} ŠU {<MIN(TIR.GA.AN{ki})>} ša₂ IGI gu-ti{ki} har-har(In) Tirgānigiguti Hand of DITTO (TIR.GA.AN) which is in front of Guti
8[sa]-⸢a⸣-bu{ki} {<ŠU(sa-a-bu{ki})>} HUR.SAG.KALAM.MASa'ea-ebu, Hand of Sa'abu Hursagkalama
9⸢a-a⸣-bu{ki} {<ŠU(a-a-bu{ki})>} ki-šuEa-ebû
10x{[ki]} [...] [...]... ...
11zi-im-ba-⸢tum⸣{[ki]} [...] [...]Zimbatum
12zi-ba-ni-tum{[ki]} [...] [...]Zibanitum
13tuk-riš{⸢ki⸣} [...] [...]Tukriš
14kar-da-a-a-nu{ki} [...] [...]Kardanu
15unu₂-{d}en-ki {<⸢ŠU⸣(UNU₂.{d}EN.KI)>} [...]Urukean Enki
16unu₂-bi-tar-ra{ki} {<ŠU(UNU₂.BI.TAR.RA{ki})>} [...]Urukitara
17dun-nu-sa-i-di{ki} [...]Dunnu-saidi
18iri-kug-ga{ki} IRI el-⸢lu⸣ [...]Iri-Kuga, the holy city
19erim₂-a₂-bi-nu-e₃{ki} a-a-bi ul ⸢uṣ⸣-[...] [...]Erim-abinu-e, its father did not ...
20e₂-ka-aš-bar{ki} E₂ pu-⸢ru⸣-us-si-e [...]The Ekasbar temple, the temple of Purussi
21sa₂-sa₂-erim₂{ki} ka-⸢šid⸣ a-a-bi ša₂ ⸢pi⸣-[hat ...]Sasa-erim, Ka-esvid-e, its enemy, the one of the epī-e-hat
22kar-{d}MAŠ{ki} ša₂ pi-[hat ...]Kar-Ninurta of the mouth of
23BAD₃-SIG₅-DINGIR-šu₂{ki} {<MIN(...)>}Dūr-daʾeq-ilišu
24tu-ul-tu-ul{ki} {<ŠU(tu-ul-tu-ul{ki})>} AN [...]Tullul, Hand of ...
25a-ri-a{ki} har-bu HAR-⸢x⸣-[...]Aria, the harbu (temple) Harbu
26a-ri-a{ki} na-mu-u₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]Ariana, the one chosen by E-e-
27ereš{e-re-eš}{ki} {<ŠU(EREŠ{ki})>} ki-⸢x⸣-[...](In) Ereš, Susa, (and) Ki-e23
28iri-ul-la{ki} {<ŠU(IRI.UL.LA{ki})>} U₂-[...]The city of Ulla
29enegi{en-ni-gi}{ki} {<ŠU(ENEGI{ki})>} ⸢x⸣-[...]Enegi, ŠU,
30[...]-⸢x⸣{ki} {<ŠU(...)>} [...]-⸢x⸣-[...]...-e23
31[...]{⸢ki⸣} {<ŠU(...)>} [x]-KAL-⸢x⸣... E’e23
32[...] {<⸢ŠU⸣(...)>} ⸢di⸣-nik-ti... ešû-plant, enikti-plant
33[...] [...] {<MIN(...)>}... ... ditto
34[...] [...] ša₂ na-a-BU... ... of ...
35[...] [...]-⸢x⸣ ša₂ ⸢x x⸣ ṣa-lam-di...-e23 (means) ...,
36[...] [...]-ru šir₃-si-ru... širsiru
37[...] [...] E₂ {d}30... temple of Sîn
38[...] [...] ša₂ pi-hat ni-ip-pur... ... of the opening of the door
39[...] [...]-⸢x⸣ a-ki-it {d}DI.KUD... the akītu of Madanu
40[...] [...] ša₂ KA₂ DINGIR-MEŠ u KI-[...]... of the gate of the gods and ...
41[...] [...] ma-la-[x]... ... ala
42[...] [...] {kur}ak-kad-⸢i⸣... the land of Akkad
43[...] [...] {<MIN({kur}ak-kad-i)>}... the land of Akkad
44[...] [...] {kur}ELAM.MA{[ki]}... the land Elam
r ii
1⸢x⸣-ta-me{ki} KUR-[...] [...]E-ta-me
2⸢ma₂⸣-ri₂{ki} {<ŠU(ma₂-ri₂{ki})>} [...]Ema’eri, Hand of Mari
3⸢x⸣-ʾ-ri₂{ki} {<ŠU(...)>} [...]E-e-al-ri
4⸢x⸣-AD-ma₂-ri₂{ki} {<ŠU(...)>} ⸢hi-in-da⸣-[nu]E-ab-Mari
5⸢x⸣-ra-an{ki} {<ŠU(...)>} KUR-[x](In) Eran
6[ki]-⸢bal⸣-maš-da₃{ki} ni-⸢bir ṣa⸣-bi-i KAR-{d}taš-me-⸢tum⸣ LU₂-LU₂-LU₂Ki-ebal-emašda Ni-ebir, its ṣa’ebî
7[...]{ki} ša₂-at ŠUM₂{na}... of the hand of Šuma
8⸢li⸣-lu-ru{ki} BAD₃-{d}KUR.GALof Eluru, Dūr-KUR.GAL
9bulug{ki} pu-lu-uk-ku E₂ ha-re-eBulug, Pulukku, the temple of rejoicing
10KIB-GAL-{na₄}za-gin₃{ki} {<MIN(E₂)>} ha-re-eKibgal-zagin
11ABUL-a-bi-šu₂{ki} KA₂ hur-ruAbul-abīšu, the gate of the mountain range
12kar₂-{d}ba-an-ta{ki} a-hi {id₂}da-banKar-Banta, adjacent to the Daban River
13ni-mit-ti-LUGAL{ki} a-hi {id₂}ša₂-a-nuNimitti-šarri, brother of the Šānu canal
14šu-u₂-lu-AN{ki} za-ra-a-tumŠūlu-AN, the zaratum
15i₃-lip{ki} {<ŠU(i₃-lip{ki})>} u₂-ruIn Ilip, in the city
16la-ga-šu{ki} {<ŠU(la-ga-šu{ki})>} u₂-ra-maLagaš, Šama, Urama
17e₂-duru₅-niŋ₂-gi-na{ki} a-dur kit-ti ša₂ kup-pu-tu₂ ina a-hi tam-tumE-duruni-gina, the true dwelling of the netherworld, on the shore of the Sea
18e₂-duru₅-gid₂-da{ki} {<MIN(a-dur)>} šid-di ša₂ ina a-hi A-MEŠ {d}EN.LIL₂E-durugida, ditto, the šiddi that is on the side of the water of Enlil
19e₂-duru₅-bu-uš{ki} {<ŠU(E₂.DURU₅.BU.UŠ{ki})>} ŠAG₄ ab-zi na-si-ih ŠAG₄ tam-timEdubūš, Uruk, a captive of Abzi, the captive of the Sea
20e₂-duru₅-ka-raš-raš{ki} {<ŠU(E₂.DURU₅.KA.RAŠ.RAŠ{ki})>} BAD₃ ka-ra-šu₂Edurukarašrasv, the city wall of Karassu
21⸢e₂-duru₅-sipad⸣-e-ne{ki} ka-par re-ʾ-i HUR.SAG.KALAM.MAE-durusipad (is) the gate of the shepherds of Hursagkalama.
22[e₂-duru₅-ur-saŋ]-⸢e-ne⸣{ki} {<MIN(ka-par)>} qar-ra-di ki-šu₂Edursa-emene, the qarrādi temple of the netherworld
23[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-eš-šu₂ ša₂-ba-bu-u₂-a... my ... that is to be destroyed
24[...] [...] i₃-dig-lat... he will become poor.

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