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CT 11, pl. 42, K 15047 + (P395534)

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

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DesignationCT 11, pl. 42, K 15047 +
IDP395534
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)

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'[...] DU-[...] [...]... ...
2'[ga] de₆ {<MIN(a-la-ku)>} ha-am-ṭu“Ga De’e, Ḫamṭu
3'[ir] de₆ {<MIN(a-la-ku)>} ha-am-ṭu“Ir’ed (means) to go to the riverbank
4'[ir] de₆ ta-ba-lum {<MIN(ha-am-ṭu)>}“Festival of Tabālum, ditto
5'[ir] de₆ le-qu₂-u {<MIN(ha-am-ṭu)>}to take the road, ditto
6'[ir] de₆ šu-lu-u ša₂ TITAB {<MIN(ha-am-ṭu)>}“Irru-disease is a šulû-demon, it is the one who binds ditto
7'[ir]-ir tum₂-tum₂ šu-lu-u ša₂ TITAB“Irrir, bring about a change of heart
8'[saŋ ir]-ir saŋ tum₂-tum₂ qul₂-lu-u ma-ru-u(Sum) The land was plundered, the land was brought into ruin heaps (Akk) The territory was plundered, the territory was brought in heaps
9'[muš₂] ga muš₂ tum₂ na-par-ku-u {<MIN(ma-ru-u)>}A snake carrying milk, a snake carrying food, ditto
10'[muš₂ nam]-⸢ba⸣-an-[ga]-ga muš₂ nam-ba-an-tum₂-⸢ma⸣ a-a ip-par₂-ku {<MIN(ma-ru-u)>}(Sum) The snake should not approach it (Akk) May the snake not come close to it, may it not come near to it(?) May it not cross over to you(?)
11'[nu]-ga nu-ub-du₇ ul [...]The one who does not sleep is not good.
12'[hub₂] ze₂ hub₂ {ša₄}šar₂ ⸢la-sa-a-mu⸣The šakku-priest of La-sa-amu-e3
13'[ze₂]-⸢eb⸣ dub₃ ⸢bir₅⸣-ku₂“Ze’eb-e23-plant, ebir-ku-plant
14'[ze₂-eb] ⸢mar⸣ dub₃ ⸢ŋar⸣ a-⸢ša⸣-busweet emar plant, heaping up ebar plant, a’ebu plant
15'[...] {du₁₀}⸢dur₂⸣ [ŋar] {<MIN(a-ša-bu)>}... ešû-plant, ēmuru-plant
16'[...] [ur₂ dun]-⸢dun⸣ na-pal-su-hu... the base of a Dun-dun-e3-vessel is torn out
17'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣ {<MIN(na-pal-su-hu)>}... ... ditto
18'[...] [...] še-mu-u... heard
19'[...] [...] u₂-te-qu₂-u... they took away
20'[...] [...] ⸢nap⸣-lu-su... ... his tongue
21'[...] [...] [a]-ma-ru... the flood
22'[...] [...] {<[MIN(a-ma-ru])>}... ... ditto
23'[...] [...] [mu]-du-u... they know ...
24'[...] [...] [... mu]-du-⸢u₂⸣... he made emerge.
1''[...] [...] tu-⸢kul⸣-tum... Tukultum
2''[...] {[ŋeš]}⸢dim₄⸣{di-im} u₂-ma-šu... the ešdim-dīm (temple) is its name
3''[...] ŋeš-nu₁₁ nu-u₂-ru... dawn
4''[...] ⸢niŋ₂⸣-gur₁₁ ma-ak-ku-ru... he made into a pile of bricks.
5''[...] ⸢niŋ₂⸣-gur₁₁ {<MIN(ma-ak-ku-ru)>}... egur plant, ditto
6''[...] ⸢niŋ₂⸣{ni-ig} bu-šu-u... he smote
7''[...] ⸢niŋ₂⸣-na-me [a]-⸢na⸣-me-⸢a⸣-bi mim-ma ⸢ba⸣-šu-u [ma]-⸢la ba-šu-u⸣... all of them, everything of them is mine.
8''[...] [...] ⸢mim⸣-ma šum-šu... that man
9''[...] [...] {<ŠU(...)>}... hand
10''[...] [...] eṭ-lum... young man
11''[...] [...] ⸢maš⸣-ru-u... the mašēru-disease
12''[...] [...] ⸢bu⸣-šu-u... his ...
13''[...] [...] [mim]-⸢ma⸣ ma-aʾ-du... ... is numerous
14''[...] [...] [mim-ma] i-ṣu... ... whatever he brought
15''[...] [...] [nin]-⸢da⸣-bu-u... Nin-ebû
16''[...] [...] [tak]-⸢li⸣-mu... ... you will praise
17''[...] [...] [qi₂-iš]-⸢tum⸣... qištum prayer
18''[...] [...] [ni-ka]-⸢su⸣... ... we shall ...
o ii
1'mu-[...] [...] [...]... ...
2'⸢mu⸣-[...] [...] [...]... ...
3'⸢mu⸣-[...] [...] [...]... ...
4'mu dug₄-⸢ga⸣ [...] [...]Year: “The Dug-ega-eš temple ...,‭
5'⸢ki⸣ en-⸢ga-aŋ₂⸣ [...] [...]En-ega-aya
6'a dug₄-ga [...] [...]... good water ...
7'a ⸢dug₄-ga⸣ [...] [...]... the water of the “house of the gods"(?)
8'⸢a⸣-gi₄-[a] [...] [...]The egia priestess
9'a ⸢mar-ra⸣ [...] [...]... the marshes
10'a ma-ma ⸢a⸣ [ŋa₂-ŋa₂] [...]“Woe, the mother of the house, the house-born slave, ...
11'a mar-ra ⸢a⸣ [ŋar-ra] [...]“At the river bank, at the quay of the sea, ...
12'a ze₂-eb-ba ⸢a⸣ [dug₃-ga] [...]Sweet water, good ea-e-ala-plant
13'a-da-ar [...] [...]I want to say ...
14'a-ba [...] [...]Who ...?
15'a-še-er ⸢a⸣-[nir] [...]“Assembler of the ea-e-nir
16'er₂ ba-an-ze₂-eŋ₃ [...] [...]She wept ...
17'de-⸢eŋ₃⸣ ⸢dim₂⸣ [...]Eee, edim
18'ma-⸢ma⸣ ŋa₂-⸢ŋa₂⸣ [...]“I want to go out, I want to come out, ...
19'⸢ma-al⸣ ŋal₂ [...]“It is enough, I want to carry it out(?)
20'mar ŋar [...]The “daughter-of-a-female(?) ...(?)
21'mar ŋar [...]The “daughter-of-a-female(?) ...(?)
22'mar ŋar [...]The “daughter-of-a-female(?) ...(?)
23'mar-za ŋarza par-[ṣu]“The marza-disease (and) the barrištu-illness (appears)
24'ad-mar ad-⸢gal⸣ ṭu-⸢du⸣ [...]I see, the great lord, the sage
25'gu₂ mar gu₂ ŋar nap-[ha-ru]shoulder of a calf, shoulder of the entire body
26'ša₃-mar šag₄-ŋar bu-⸢bu⸣-[tum]a šagbar-container of būb-e-tum
27'⸢ša₃⸣-mar-mar ⸢šag₄⸣-ŋar-ŋar hu-⸢šah⸣-[hu]The ša-emarmar, the ebarbar
28'⸢ša₃⸣-mar-mar [šag₄]-ŋar-ŋar rab-[rab-tum]ša-emarmar
29'[me]-er mir [...]mēr mir ...
30'⸢me-er⸣ tumu ša₂-⸢a⸣-[rum]“Mer-ērum, the wind of the heavens,
31'{me-er}me-er {tumu}mir-ra me-⸢hu⸣-[u]“The gods of the sea, the meḫû-demons,
32'me-er sig mir sig šar-⸢bil⸣-[lu]... below, below Šar-ebilu
33'me-ri-la₂ ŋiri₂-la₂ na-aš₂ [...]“Lefty feet (and) limbs(?)
34'me-ze₂-er mu-dur₇ ur-ru-⸢šu⸣who makes the scepter grow long,
35'a₂-mar e₂-gar₈ la-[a-nu]the area of the wall of Lānu
36'a₂-mar e₂-gar ⸢ga⸣-[at-tum]the gatekeeper of the Egar temple
37'kur a₂-mar kur e₂-gar₈ me-[le-e ...]The mighty mountain, the imposing mountain, splendor ...
38'da-ma-al daŋal [...]“It is enough, I want to carry it, I will bring it to you.
39'a₂-ma-al a₂-⸢ŋal₂⸣ [...]The power, the power(?) of ...
40'a₂-ma-al a₂-[ŋal₂] [...]“There is a battle, the battle ...
41'še ⸢izi⸣ [...]The barley of the torch
42'še-mur ⸢nimur⸣ [...]The šēmur of the Nimur temple
43'še-NE [...] [...]Še-NE
44'še-NE-si [...] [...]Še-NE-si
45'⸢še⸣ [dug₄]-⸢ga⸣ [...] [...]The good eše ritual ...

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