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UET 5, 0081 (P414985)

Administrative, Old Babylonian, Ur · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationUET 5, 0081
IDP414985
Museum no.BM 131236
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotUr (mod. Tell Muqayyar)
Coordinates30.9607, 46.1063

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)
obverse
1a-na e2-a-na-s,i-irto Eanaṣir
2qi2-bi2-maspeak!
3um-ma na-an-ni-maThus (says) Nanni:
4a-nu-u2-ma ta-al-li-kuNow you are going.
5ki-a-am ta-aq#-bi#-am#thus you said:
6um-ma at-ta-a-maThus you:
7gu-ba-ri da-am-qu2-tima strong throne
8a-na gi-mil-{d}suen a-na-ad#-di-into Gimil-Sîn I shall give
9ta-al-li-ik-ma ta#-aq-bi-a-amYou went and said to me:
10u2-la te-pu#-uszyou did not do
11gu-ba-ri la da-am#-qu2-timthe throne-bearer who is unrivaled
12a-na ma-ar szi-ip-ri-iabefore my work
13ta-asz-ku-un#-ma um-ma at-ta-mayou placed, thus you:
14szum-ma te-le-qe2-a le-qe2-aIf you take it, take it!
15szum-ma [la] te#-le-qe2-a at-la-kaIf you do not take, I will come.
16ia-ti a-na ki-ma ma-an-ni-imMyself, like nobody
17tu-szi-im-ma ni-x-(x)-x-x-maYou heard and ... and
18ki-a-am te-me-sza#-an#-niThus you have listened to me
19ma-ri a-wi-li a-na ki-ma ka-ti“If a man, like you,
20a-na ki-si-ia ma-ha-ri-imto my seat in front
21asz-pu-ra-am-maI wrote to you
22tu-me-i-sza-am-mayou will hear her, and
23i-na qa2-qa2-ar na-ak-ri-imin the land of the enemy
reverse
1isz-ti-isz-szu u3 szi-ni-szuwith him and his brothers
2ri-qu2-su-nu tu-te-er-ra-amYou return their reeds.
3i-na a-li-ik te-el-mu-unOn the way to the sanctuaries
4ma-an-nu-um sza ki-a-amWho else, in the same way
5i-pu-sza-an-ni-i-mahe built for me, and
6at-ta ma-ar szi-ip-ri-ia tu-me-e-iszYou, before my work is finished,
7a-na ma-<la> ka-as-pi-imfor every amount of money
8sza i-na qa2-ti-ia tu-sze-s,u2-u2that you brought out in my hand,
9ki-a-am ta-da-bu-ubyou speak thus:
10u3 asz-szum-i-kaand concerning you
11a-na _e2-gal_-lito the palace
12_1(u) 8(disz) gu2 uruda_ a-na-ku ad-di-in18 talents of copper I gave.
13u3 szu-mi-a-bu-umand Šumi-abum
14_1(u) 8(disz) gu2 uruda_ i-di-in18 talents of copper he gave.
15e-zi-ib sza a-na _e2_ {d}utuDisregard that for the temple of Šamaš
16ku-nu-uk-ka-am ni-zi-buWe stand in your sealed document.
17a-na wa-ri-im sza-a-tiin perpetuity.
18ki-i te-pu-sza-an-niWhen you performed it,
19ki-si i-na qa2-qa2-ar na-ak-ria knot in the land of the enemy
20tu-uk-ti-ilhe has carried off.
21ki-si a-na qa2-ti-iaa knot in my hand
22szu-lu-ma-am e-li-ka i-szu“Šulumam, go up to him!
23ki-ma an-ni-ki-a-amlike this
24we-ri-a-am la du-mu-qa2-am“It is not good,
25la a-ma-ha-ru-ka ta-la-ma-adYou will see (it).
26i#-na# ki-sa-li-iain my courtyard
50isz-ti-na-a u2-na-sa3-aq-mahe shall remove with her, and
51e#-le-qe2I took.
left
1u3 a-na sza tu-me-i-sza-an-niAnd as to what you wrote me,
2na-si-ih-ta-am e-pu-usz-ka“I have made a protective deity for you.‭

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