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2R 62, 2 (P395486)

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

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Designation2R 62, 2
IDP395486
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'{ŋeš}ma₂-ur₂-nu-ub-zu {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<[MIN(...])>}Your boat is a ditto of DITTO
2'{ŋeš}ma₂-gur₈-nu-ub-zu {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<[MIN(...])>}Your barge, ditto by the gods
3'{ŋeš}ma₂ {d}nin-lil₂-la₂ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}NIN.LIL₂The boat of Ninlil
4'{ŋeš}ma₂ tum-ma-al {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(NIN.LIL₂)>}The boat is docked, ditto Ninlil
5'{ŋeš}ma₂-giri₁₇-zal-nun-na {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}ŠU.ZI.AN.NA“Magirizalnunna, Šuziana
6'{ŋeš}ma₂-ša₃-hul₂-la {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(ŠU.ZI.AN.NA)>}“Mašaḫula, ditto by Ditto By An
7'{ŋeš}ma₂-id₂-nir-ŋal₂ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(ŠU.ZI.AN.NA)>}“Ma-id-nirbal
8'{ŋeš}ma₂-dara₃-abzu {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}e₂-aDais: Ea
9'{ŋeš}ma₂ {d}id₂-lu₂-ru-gu₂ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}ID₂The boat of Idlurugu, ditto of the river
10'{ŋeš}ma₂-tuš-a {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}AMAR.UTUThe slave woman, ditto Marduk
11'{ŋeš}ma₂-id₂-he₂-du₇ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}AKa kind of boat, ditto by Nabu
12'{ŋeš}ma₂-gur₈-nun-ta-e₃ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}NIN.URTAMagurnunta’e
13'{ŋeš}ma₂-abzu-nu-kuš₂-u₃ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}NIN.GIR₂.SU“Mabzunukušu, ditto Ningirsu,
14'{ŋeš}ma₂-ab₂-kug-ga {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}ba-u₂The silver boat, ditto of Bau
15'{ŋeš}ma₂-pa₅-SAL-us₂-sa {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(ba-u₂)>}a boatman, ditto of Bau,
16'{ŋeš}ma₂-nu-ri {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}30Manuri, son of Sin
17'{ŋeš}ma₂-nu-ri-ban₃-da {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}NIN.GALManuribanda
18'{⸢ŋeš}ma₂-šilam⸣-gal {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}NIN.TIN.UG₅.GA“Ešvilamegal, Nintinuga
19'{⸢ŋeš}ma₂⸣-id₂-da-til-la {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(NIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>}The ešma-idda-tilla, ditto of the goddess Nintinuga,
20'{⸢ŋeš}ma₂⸣-sa-bad {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(NIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>}E22ešma-esabad
21'{[ŋeš}ma₂-x]-kug-ga {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}PA.BIL.SAGa type of boat, ditto by Nanna
22'{[ŋeš}ma₂-x]-nir-ŋal₂ {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}DA.MUMa-x-nirbal, ditto of Damu
23'{[ŋeš}ma₂ {d]}⸢da⸣-mu {<MIN(e-lip)>} {d}{<MIN(DA.MU)>}The boat of E22da’emu
o ii'
1'{ŋeš}⸢ma₂⸣-[...] [...]The ešma-e3-boat
2'{ŋeš}ma₂-gi-zum [...]Magizum
3'{ŋeš}ma₂ gid₂-da a-⸢rik⸣-[tum]the long boat of Arik-etum
4'{ŋeš}ma₂ sig-ga si-iq-tuma low-quality boat
5'{ŋeš}ma₂ dirig-ga ne₂-be₂-ru“A boat that sails in a boat,
6'{ŋeš}ma₂ dirig-ga ba-til muq-qal-pi-tumThe high-sailing boat was finished, the muqqalpitum
7'{ŋeš}ma₂ gaba ru-gu₂ ma-hir-tuma boat with a stern, received
8'{ŋeš}ma₂ gaba ri-a-ni {<MIN(ma-hir-tum)>}“The boat is his rival, ditto
9'{ŋeš}ma₂-addir e-lip ig-ria boat that sails on the river bank
10'{ŋeš}ma₂-addir {<MIN(e-lip)>} ne₂-be₂-ri“Seaḫaddir, ditto, the narrow street,
11'{ŋeš}ma₂ ŋeš₂-šu gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} šu-uš-šu“Its boat is a gur-boat, it is an elipsu-boat
12'{ŋeš}ma₂ ninnu gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} ha-an-ša₂-aThe Ninnu-boats that have been rented,
13'{ŋeš}ma₂ nimin gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} er-ba-aʾ-i-aa boat of ditto gur (of barley) for Erbaya
14'{ŋeš}ma₂ ušu₃ gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} še-la-ša₂-aa boat with a crew of two gur capacity
15'{ŋeš}ma₂ niš gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} eš-ra-aa boat of niš-reeds, ditto, new
16'{ŋeš}ma₂ udiliyaₓ(|U.5(DIŠ)|) gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} ha-an-še-rit kur₃-ria boat of Udiliya, gur, ditto, carrying a weapon,
17'{ŋeš}ma₂ u gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} e-še-rit {<MIN(kur₃-ri)>}a boat and a gur vessel, ditto, ešeritu-vessel,
18'{ŋeš}ma₂ ia₂ gur {<MIN(e-lip)>} ha-mil-ti {<MIN(kur₃-ri)>}“The boat that I have rented, ditto (is) the curse of the enemy.
19'{ŋeš}u₅ ma₂ hi-in-nu e-lip-piThe cattle of the boat were carried off.
20'{ŋeš}x ma₂ ud-di {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}... barge mooring ditto
r i
1{ŋeš}ad-us₂ ma₂ šid-di e-lip-pi“A boat with a rope has been sunk,
2{ŋeš}ki ma₂ qaq-qar {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}In E’eš the boat in the ground
3{ŋeš}ur₂ ma₂ i-šid {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a barge rented, ditto
4{ŋeš}si ma₂ qar-nuhorn of a horned boat
5{ŋeš}si-si ma₂ qar-na-a-te {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}horned barges, ditto,
6{ŋeš}ti ma₂ ṣi-li {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a boat of ṣilli, ditto
7{ŋeš}ti-ti ma₂ i-ga-ra-a-te {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}The boats of the Igarate canals, ditto
8{ŋeš}gu₂-murgu ma₂ e-ṣe-en-ṣer {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a gumurgu boat, ešbēn-ṣer, ditto
9{ŋeš}peš gu₂-murgu ma₂ kiš-kit-ti {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}The gūmurgu-fish, the boat of the ropes, ditto
10{ŋeš}anše ma₂ i-me-ri {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a boat of Imeru, ditto
11{ŋeš}dim ma₂ mar-kas₂ {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a boatman, a ditto,
12{ŋeš}dim ma₂ tim-mu ša₂ {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a boat of timmu-fish, of ditto
13{ŋeš}egir ma₂ ar-kat₃ {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}The Egir boat, the rear boat, ditto
14{ŋeš}ŋissu ma₂ ṣil-lum {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a boat of ṣillu-fish, ditto,
15{ŋeš}gag ma₂ sik-kat₃ {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}a barge with sikkatu bolts,
16{ŋeš}gag saŋ gi₄-a ma₂ mah-ra-a-ti {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}“The first-fruits barge
17{ŋeš}e₂ ma₂ bi-it {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}A boat belonging to a ditto
18{ŋeš}igi ma₂ pa-an {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}the door of the barge before ditto
19{ŋeš}gur₇ ma₂ ka-re-ea barge of barley rations
20[...] ma₂ ṭi-hu {<MIN(e-lip-pi)>}... barge of tīḫu, ditto
r ii
1{[ŋeš}kul] ⸢ŋisal⸣ šu-[mu-u₂] ⸢gi-šal-li⸣It is the hand of a reed fence.
2{[ŋeš}dilim₂] ⸢ŋisal⸣ ⸢it-qur⸣-ti {<MIN(gi-šal-li)>}“Dilim-plant, ēsalû-plant (and) itqur-eti (plant) ditto
3{[ŋeš}zi]-⸢gan⸣ sik-⸢ka⸣-nuZi’egan-eš, the smith
4{[ŋeš}gag zi]-⸢gan⸣ sik-kat₃ {<MIN(sik-ka-nu)>}The breast-bone is thick, the hair is thick.
5{[ŋeš}dilim₂ zi-gan] it-qur-ti {<MIN(sik-ka-nu)>}“Dilim, you are the one who has risen up against me,
6{[ŋeš}sigₓ(UMBIN) zi-gan] [ṣu]-⸢pur⸣ {<MIN(sik-ka-nu)>}red wool, šupānu-reed, ditto
7{[ŋeš]}⸢gag⸣ [sik]-ka-tuma scepter
8{[ŋeš]}⸢ir⸣ [ir]-ruhe entered
9{ŋeš}⸢ir-ku₅⸣ [ir]-ku-uthe irkû-priest entered
10{ŋeš}ir-⸢dim⸣ {<MIN(ir-ku-u)>}Irkû,
11{ŋeš}ir-⸢dim⸣ mah-ra-šubefore Ir-Eštar
12{ŋeš}ir-dim ⸢tim⸣-mua type of birdim tree
13{ŋeš}x-dim {<MIN(tim-mu)>}...-dim, ditto
14{ŋeš}ir-⸢rab⸣ u₂-ri-in-nuIrinnu,
15{ŋeš}a₂-kar₂ {<MIN(u₂-ri-in-nu)>}a kind of fish
16{ŋeš}šibir₂ ši-bir-rua šibirru
17{ŋeš}gag šibir₂ sik-kat₃ {<MIN(ši-bir-ru)>}a head, a scepter, and a ditto
18{ŋeš}mar nar-kab-tumthe nar-kabtum-priest

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