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2R 30, 5 (P395513)

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

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Designation2R 30, 5
IDP395513
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⸣
2'[...] {<[MIN(ši-kar])>} ⸢šu-lu-ši⸣... ešuluši plant
3'[...] {<[MIN(ši-kar])>} ⸢ma-al-ma-li⸣... ešmāl-malî
4'[...] ⸢pe⸣-tu-u₂... a ritual
5'[...] [ši]-⸢kar⸣ ša₂-⸢lul⸣-ti... the ši₂-e-kar-e-23 of the lulû-demon
6'[...] ⸢har⸣-ṣu... eharsbu-tree
7'[...] [he]-e-qu... he should take.
8'[...] [la] {<MIN(he-e-qu)>}... not to ditto
9'[...] [dal]-hu... is frightened
10'[...] [ma]-⸢zu⸣-u₂... ma’ezû
11'[...] {<[MIN(ma-zu-u₂])>}..., ditto
12'[...] {<[MIN(ma-zu-u₂])>}..., ditto
13'[...] [za]-ku-u₂... are cleared
14'[...] [ši]-⸢kar⸣ ma-qa-ti... the šī-e-kar-e3 maqati
15'[...] [...]
16'[...] {<[MIN(ši-kar)>} ni]-qi₂-i... a libation vessel
17'[...] {<[MIN(ši-kar)>} nap]-⸢ta⸣-ni... his life
18'[...] {<[MIN(ši-kar)>} ni]-⸢qi₂⸣-i... ditto ni'eqî-plant
o ii'
1'⸢si⸣-[...] [...]... esi’e-plant
2'⸢bappir⸣ [...]... sulphur
3'bappir ud tab-ba [...](Sum) The beer that was poured on the day(?) ... (Akk) In the morning ...
4'bappir šu ⸢gur₁₀⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(bap-pi-ru)>} si-ma-⸢nu⸣Hand of emgur-plant, sima-plant
5'bappir pad-pad-da ⸢pi-is-su⸣-[...]“Bappir padpada, epissû-plant
6'bappir duru₅ raṭ-busweet beer made with sour dough
7'bappir e₃-a ša₂-bu-lufresh beer made with pomegranates
8'bappir had₂ ⸢na⸣-aš₂-pubeer made with maštakal-plant
9'sumun₂ nar-ṭa-puwild stag
10'sumun₂ a sur-ra ru-uṭ-ṭu-puwild bull with a roaring flood
11'sumun₂ a sur-ra ri-si-it-tumwild cows, watered down, risittu-disease
12'sumun₂ a la₂-ba kar-kuwild cows that have been deprived of water - a quay.
13'sumun₂ al-AK-a {<MIN(kar-ku)>}a kind of wild cow
14'sumun₂ KAL i-di-tum... wild cow
15'sumun₂ dub₂-dub₂-bu nu-up-pu-ṣu-ti(Sum) The one who screams, the one who does not calm down (Akk) It is a storm that wipes out the angry one
16'sumun₂ al-gaz-za haš-lu-tu₂(who) kills the wild cow, slaughters the sick one
17'sumun₂ al-kum-ma {<MIN(haš-lu-tu₂)>}The wild cows are gathered and ditto
18'sumun₂ šu ak-a mar-suWild cow whose hand is swollen
19'sumun₂ ka lal₃ munuₓ(|ŠE.PAP.PAP|)(|ŠE.DIM|) ša₂ pi-rik-tisweet pomegranate, honey, malt
20'[zid₂] ⸢munu₅⸣ i-si-ma-[nu]-⸢u₂⸣Isimānu-e23
r i
1'titab ti-⸢ta-pu⸣You recite the incantation tītab tapû
2'titab a su₃-a ṣi-pu-tum(a kind of swollen) water that drips from the well
3'titab a sig₁₀-ga šu-lu-ku-tumtitab-plant, yellow-green water, šulukūtu-plant
4'titab al-bur-ra pi-tu-ti“You have smeared (them) with a sulphur, open(?) the opening(?),
5'titab al-bur-ra PA-ṭu-ti(If) it is thick: alburru-disease.
6'titab ud zal-le si-ik-ru-tum“If the day reaches its normal length,
7'titab ud zal-le šu-lu-ku-tum“If the day reaches its normal length, the šulukūtu-disease will afflict him.
8'titab al-sig₉-ga na-aš₂-pu-tumtitab (is) alsigga (is a synonym of) našputum
9'titab al-si-la₂ {<MIN(na-aš₂-pu-tum)>}You smear (the mixture) on a piece of fabric, (and) you daub (his eyes).
10'munu₅ bu-uq-lumalt
11'munu₅ a di-a ṣi-pu-tum(a kind of malt) that is poured out in the water
12'munu₅ ⸢a⸣ BUR-ra ri-si-it-tum“The malt of the ēšû-vessel, the risittu-vaṭ
13'munu₅ ⸢si e₃⸣ qar-na-nu... malt, esi e’e, qarnānu-flour
14'munu₅ ⸢si mu₂-a⸣ {<MIN(qar-na-nu)>}malt, ēsû-plant, ...-plant
15'munu₅ hu-⸢tu-ul⸣ bi-iq-le-⸢tum⸣“May the malt be destroyed, may it be destroyed!
16'munu₅ gu-le {<MIN(bi-iq-le-tum)>}large malts
17'munu₅ ⸢bur-ra⸣ na-šup-tummalt from the ēru-house, našuptu-vessel
18'[...]-⸢a⸣ {<MIN(na-šup-tum)>}...-ea-e23 ditto
19'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-[...]
r ii
1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] [...]-ti...-ti
3'[...] [...]-šin-ni... my ...
4'[...] [...]
5'[...] [ku-uk]-ku-šu... his shins
6'[...] [x]-am-šu... his
7'[...] [na]-pu-u... is a snare
8'[...] ⸢qi₂⸣-im ṣi-di-ti... eqīm ṣiditi
9'[...] [...]
10'[...] [ma]-aṣ-ha-tum... the mashtum
11'[...] [qi₂]-⸢im⸣ ma-qi₂-ti... a libation of libations
12'[...] {<[MIN(qi₂-im)>} si]-ir-qu... sirqu
13'[...] [...]
14'[...] [...]
15'[...] [qi₂]-⸢im⸣ ši-⸢ga-ri⸣... the qī-ērib priestess, the ši₂-garî priest
16'[...] {<ŠU(...)>}{u}... hand
17'[...] {<ŠU(...)>}{u}... hand
18'[... tag]-ga ⸢qi₂-im⸣ me-e ⸢lap-tum⸣I am the one who binds ..., I am an eqim plant
19'[... nu-tag]-⸢ga⸣ {<MIN(qi₂-im)>} me-e ⸢la⸣ [...]... does not touch ..., I want to ... the ešala temple
20'[... tag]-⸢ga⸣ ⸢x x⸣ [...]... the throne-bearer, the ... ...

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