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RA 084, 119-124 (P423975)

Literary, Early Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE

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DesignationRA 084, 119-124
IDP423975
Museum no.MAH 16014
CollectionMusée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva, Switzerland
LanguageSumerian
PeriodEarly Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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)
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1gi-bi gi KU-u₃-na gi bu-ra ⸢ŋen⸣-[na]This reed, a ... “Reed that is torn out, ... the en-priestess
2e₂ a-ra-li gi-bi gi KU-un-nam ⸢gi⸣ [bu-ra ŋen-na]The house of Arali, its reeds ..., the e’eri-house that was plundered
3e₂ e₂-muš₃-a gi-bi gi KU-un-nam ⸢gi⸣ [bu-ra ŋen]-⸢na⸣The reeds of the Emuš temple ... the e’emû temple, the en priestess
4eden du₆-suba gi-bi gi KU-un-nam ⸢gi⸣ [bu-ra ŋen]-⸢na⸣In the steppe of the Dusuba the reeds ... the e’emû-tree
5eden bad₃-tibira{ki} gi-bi gi KU-un-[nam gi bu-ra] ŋen-naIn the steppe of Badtibira, this reed is a ..., a būra(?)
6eden gu₂ ma-da gi-bi gi KU-un-nam ⸢gi⸣ [bu-ra ŋen]-⸢na⸣The reeds on the banks of the land ... a bride, a lord
7eden tir gi-en-DU gi-bi gi KU-⸢un-nam⸣The reeds of the steppe, the ... of the forest ...
8gi bu-bu-ra gi-bi KU-u₃-⸢na⸣The reeds that are torn out, that ...
9gi bu-bu-ra gi-er₂-ra-biThe reeds that have been plundered, its lament
10gi bu-bu-ra gi a-še-rareeds that have been plundered, re[ed of the marsh]
11gi bu-bu-ra uru₂ a-še-er-reThe reeds that are torn out, the city that has been plundered
11agi ⸢bu-bu-ra⸣ e₂ er₂-raThe reeds of the embankment, the house of tears,
12gi bu-bu im-ma-⸢šub⸣{šu-ub}ba-biIts reeds that have been plundered,
13im-ma-šub-ba {d}dumu-zi-da-a-kamIt is the immašub of Dumuzi
14gi dili-bi im-ma-ir-ra-biIts single reed that has been plundered,
15gi didli-bi im-ma-ir-ra-biIts many reeds that have been plundered,
16gi e₂ hul-a im-ma-ni₁₀-ni₁₀-eThe reeds of the destroyed house are circling around.
17gi uru₂ hul-a im-ma-ni₁₀-ni₁₀-eThe reeds of the destroyed city are floating around.
18gi e₂ pe-el-la₂ im-ma-ŋen-na-biThe reeds of the defiled house that he had planted there,
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1aŋ₂ egi₂-re er₂-ra mu-ni-ib₂-be₂The princess weeps.
2aŋ₂ nin gi₁₆-le-eŋ₃ ŋen er₂-ra mu-ni-ib₂-be₂“Woe, lady, treasure, lord, she weeps.
3er₂ nu-zu-a er₂ i₃-še₈-še₈The one who does not know tears weeps.
4a-še-er nu-zu-a a-še-er i₃-ŋa₂-ŋa₂-anThe one who does not know a prayer, the prayer will be uttered
5a-še-er er₂-re er₂ im-ma-ni-in-pad₃She wept in tears.
6a-še-er tur₃-bi ba-ŋen-na-ba er₂ im-ma-ni-in-pad₃She wept over the stall that had been emptied.
7amaš ku₃ amaš-a ba-ul₄-la-ba er₂ im-ma-ni-in-pad₃She wept in the pure sheepfold, where the sheepfold was carried away.
8a e₂-ŋu₁₀ im-me a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ im-meShe says "Alas, the house!", she says "Oh, the city!"
9a ur₅-ŋu₁₀ im-me a ša₃-ŋu₁₀ im-meShe cries “Oh, my liver! Oh my heart!'
10a bar-ŋu₁₀ im-me a ra-ma-ni im-meWoe her liver, woe her heart, she says.
119 gi-bi gi KU-u₃-na gi bu-ra ŋen-naIts 9 reeds, a ... Reed ...
1229 er₂-šem₅-ma {d}dumu-zi29 (lines). An Eršemma of Dumuzi.
13ka {d}udug-ga dumu gala-mahfrom the mouth of Uduga, son of the chief gala priest

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