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5R 27, 1 (P423635)

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

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Designation5R 27, 1
IDP423635
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
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'[...] [...]-⸢x-x⸣
3'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
4'[...] [...]-⸢ZI⸣... ...-ezi-e3
5'[...] [...]-tum...-tum
6'[...] [...]-tum...-tum
7'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
8'[...] [...]-⸢si-i⸣... ...-si
9'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
10'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
r i
1'{kuš}[...] [x]-⸢x⸣-[...]... leather
2'{kuš}[tun₃] ⸢ta-kal⸣-[tum]leather pouch of the takal-vessel
3'{kuš}tun₃ šu {<MIN(ta-kal-[tum])>} qa-[ti]Hand-of-the-Mind garment
4'{kuš}tun₃ šu-i {<MIN(ta-kal-[tum])>} gal-⸢la⸣-[bi]It is a leather pouch. Its large elalu-vessel
5'{kuš}tun₃ apin {<MIN(ta-kal-[tum])>} e-⸢pi⸣-[in-ni]a plow-shoot, ditto, he had made for me
6'{kuš}tun₃ a-zu {<MIN(ta-kal-[tum])>} a-⸢si⸣-[i]leather pouch of the physician, ditto of the doctor
7'{kuš}tun₃ ŋiri₂ {<MIN(ta-kal-[tum])>} pat-[ri]leather pouch(s) of the <ditto> district
8'{kuš}tun₃ gi-⸢dub⸣-ba-a {<MIN(ta-kal-[tum])>} [...]The leather pouch of the reed basket, ditto
9'{kuš}im-kid₂ [...]The sandals
10'{kuš}zag-bar ⸢LU⸣ [...]a leather bag for the ēru-priestess
11'{kuš}ŋiri₃-{kur}[kur₂] [...]... a foreign boot
12'{kuš}⸢x-x⸣ [...]... sandals
13'{kuš}[ub₃] [...]a leather bag
14'{kuš}⸢a₂⸣-[x] [...]a leather bag
15'⸢kuš ak⸣-[a] [...]a leather pouch(?)
16'kuš ⸢al⸣-[hab-ba] [...]sandals made of alabaster
17'kuš ⸢nu-al⸣-[hab-ba] [...]sandals made of e-nu-al-ehabba-wood
18'{kuš}[LU₂] [...]a man's sandal
19'{kuš}lu₂-gu₂-[e₃-a] [...]The lugu’ea sandal
20'{kuš}lu₂-gu₂-⸢e₃⸣-[a] [...]The lubû-ea-shoe
21'kuš ⸢balaŋ⸣ [...]sandals for the bala ritual
22'kuš balaŋ-[di] [...]sandals for the bala
23'kuš a₂-[la₂] [...]leather pouches
24'kuš nir-[tab] [...]leather pouch
25'kuš {ugu}[u-gu₅-bi] [...]Its leather pouches
26'kuš {munus}{ugu}[u-gu₅-bi] [...]The leather of that pregnant woman
27'{⸢kuš}x⸣ [x] [...]a leather pouch
r ii
1'[...] [x]-⸢x⸣-[x]
2'[...] [ha-a]-⸢pu⸣... may ... be released.
3'[...] [ša₂-ar]-šar-ru... kingship
4'[...] [da]-aʾ-ma-tum... battle
5'[...] {<[MIN(da-aʾ-ma-tum])>}... ditto
6'[...] il-lu-ur pa-nu... will come to an end.
7'{im}[ŋa₂]-⸢li⸣ ka-lu-u₂“Ba’elī-e23, the kalû-priest
8'{im}ŋa₂-li-gug kal-gu-uk-ku“Balāgug, the mighty one,
9'im-gu₂ qa-du-ut-tum“Storm of the quay
10'im-gu₂ kurun₂-na {<MIN(qa-du-ut-tum)>} ši-ka-ri“It is the imgû-plant, the kurunnu-beer of the šikaru-vessel,
11'im gu₂-en-na {<MIN(qa-du-ut-tum)>} ši-ka-niThe clay of the gu’enna (temple) is his pledge.
12'im-gu₂ a-ab-ba {<MIN(qa-du-ut-tum)>} tam-tiThe flood of the sea, ditto the sea
13'im-gu₂ id₂-da {<MIN(qa-du-ut-tum)>} na-a-riThe bank of the river, ditto the river
14'piš₁₀ {d}id₂-lu₂-ru-gu₂ kib-ri-{d}ID₂Basket-of-tablets: Idlurugu, Kibri-ID
15'⸢uh₂⸣ {d}id₂-lu₂-ru-gu₂ ru-ut-ti-{d}ID₂the throne-bearer of Idlurugu, Rusti-Id
16'[a₂]-⸢la₂⸣ id₂-da ⸢ši-kin⸣ na-a-rithe canal inspector of the river, the šikin-official of the nāru canal
17'[su₁₁] a-ab-ba ⸢im⸣-[bu]-⸢uʾ⸣ tam-tithe water of the sea, the sea
18'urud e-⸢ru⸣-u₂copper for the e’eru-festival
19'⸢urud⸣ kalag-ga {<MIN(e-ru-u₂)>} dan-nustrong copper, strong ditto
20'⸢urud⸣ za-ri₂-in {<ŠU(zarinnu)>}{nu}a copper kettledrum
21'urud za-ri₂-in gur-nua copper vessel bearing zāru-stone
22'urud hu-luh-ha me-su-u₂“It is a huluḫha-demon, a mesû-disease.
23'⸢urud⸣ sahar hu-luh-ha ṣi-it hur-ri“A copper arrow, the dust of the mountain,
24'{⸢urud⸣}iš-me(LAL) {<ŠU(išmekku)>}{ku}e22urud̂-plant
25'⸢urud⸣ sahar šuš₂ la-aʾ-šua copper kettledrum, whose hand is loose
26'⸢urud⸣ sahar ki {<MIN(la-aʾ-šu)>}a copper kettledrum with dust
27'[urud] ⸢dilmun⸣{ki} til-mu-nu-u₂the copper of the Dilmun temple, finished
28'[urud ma₂]-gan-na ma-ak-ka-nu-u₂the copper of Magan was deposited
29'[urud me]-⸢luh⸣-ha me-luh-hu-u₂Copper, eluḫa, and elaḥu.
30'[...]-da [u₂]-ra-[ku]... I am smitten

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