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MAH 16066 (P424008)

Early Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE

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DesignationMAH 16066
IDP424008
Museum no.MAH 16066
CollectionMusée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva, Switzerland
LanguageSumerian
PeriodEarly Old Babylonian · c. 2000 BCE–1900 BCE
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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'[... im-mi]-in-la₂... he carried.
2a'[... im-mi]-⸢in⸣-la₂... he made it rise.
2b'[... im-mi]-⸢in⸣-la₂... he made it rise.
3'[... im]-⸢mi⸣-in-la₂... he carried away
4'⸢A⸣ [...]-⸢am₃⸣ [...]-⸢us₂⸣
5'⸢šim⸣ [...]-⸢us₂⸣ [...]-⸢us₂⸣The šim priest
6'⸢šim⸣ [...]-⸢us₂⸣ [...]-us₂The šim-priestess, the ... of the e’uš-e23 temple
7'⸢šim⸣ [...] ⸢in⸣-us₂šim-e-uš
8'šim [...] ⸢am₃⸣-meThe name of ... is e’eme.
9'{ŋeš}[erin ...] ⸢am₃⸣-meThe cedars are the e’e22me
10'lu₂ [...]-⸢ib⸣-DUThe one who ...
11'ama ⸢x⸣ [...]-⸢ib⸣-DUMother ...
12'⸢dam⸣-[gar₃ ... am₃-mi-ni-ib]-sa₁₀-⸢sa₁₀⸣he bought a storehouse for her.
13'⸢šim⸣ [...] ⸢am₃-mi⸣-ni-ib-⸢sa₁₀⸣-sa₁₀“If he buys a house, if he sells it,
14′⸢eša⸣ [...] ⸢ki-nu₂⸣-a [am₃-mi-ni-ib]-⸢sa₁₀-sa₁₀⸣The eša’e temple ... in the eminû-temple I bought.
15'ki-nu₂ am₃-ŋar [...] ⸢x⸣ [x x] ⸢x x x⸣The bed is shattered
16'la-bar-ŋu₁₀ geme₂ ⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢mu⸣-un-da-ra-ši-ib-še-⸢ge⸣Labarbu, the slave-girl of the e’e temple ..., he made it surpassing for you
17'niŋ₂ la-bar-zu ur₃-ra mi-ni-ŋal₂-la za-e eŋ₃-ga-mu-e-⸢de₃⸣-ŋal₂(Sum) Your limbs have been carried off in the lap (Akk) You have carried yourself off in your lap You (are) carrying yourself off(?)
18'šim-ma ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ {ŋeš}eren-na ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ du₅-mu-ra ba-an-na-nu₂When the Nanaya, the cedar tree, the “kanayya’, the son, laid down,
19'lu₂ ki sikil ab₂ u₂ ŋal₂-la-am₃ mu-un-na-bara₃{ba-ra}gaThe one who brings the cows and grass to a pure place,
o ii
1'ur-⸢saŋ⸣ [...] [...]Ur-esa'e
2'sul {d}utu uru₂{i-⸢ri⸣} [...]Youth Utu of the city ...
2a'⸢ki⸣-[ru-gu₂ 1kam-ma]It is the first song
3'a ŋuruš(|PA.A|)me-en ⸢UD⸣ [...]I am a young male goat
4'an ak ki ak ⸢nam⸣-[...]An acted, earth acted
5'me-e-AK-gin₇ me-e-AK [...]Like me, I am ...
6'aŋ₂ ud-⸢bi⸣-[ta] me-e-AK [...]I ... the water from the storm
7'šu-ŋu₁₀ [x x x] ⸢x⸣ luh [...] [...] ⸢in⸣-ga-[...]Hand of ... ešuḫ
7a'⸢ki⸣-ru-[gu₂ 2kam-ma]It is the second Erugu.
8'a ŋuruš(|PA.A|) ⸢RU⸣-[...]“An ox or a pig
9'aŋ₂ ud-⸢bi-ta⸣ [...]The labor of the day ...
10'u₄-da u₄ re-da [...]The storm, the storm ...
11'u₄ re-da u₄ sud-da [re-da ...]In those distant days, in those remote days ...
12'ŋi₆ re-da ŋi₆ ⸢sud⸣-[da re-da ...]In those distant days, in those remote days, ...
13'gi₄-in me-en [...]I am the maidservant
14'ki-a ur₅ ša₄ [...]On earth ...
15'u₄ li u₄ ⸢x⸣ [...]“Day after day, day after day
16'iti-da u₄ ⸢ba⸣-[nu₂-a-ba]in the third month, when he lies down
17'AN ME₃ IM x [...] [ki-ru-gu₂ 3kam-ma]... The third song
18'x en ⸢lu₂⸣ [...]... lord of the en priestess
19'x ša₃ NE ⸢ZA⸣ [...]... eša’e
20'{d}en-ki {d}⸢nin⸣-[ki ...]Enki and Nin-eki
21'{d}en-da-šurim(ENGUR-)ma {[d}nin-da-šurim-ma]Endašurima and Nindas&curima
22'{d}en-du₆-ku₃-ga {[d}nin-du₆-ku₃-ga]Endukuga and Ninduguga
23'ama {d}nin-lil₂-la₂ [a-a {d}mu-ul-lil₂-la₂]mother Ninlil, father Enlil
r i
6⸢gu₃⸣ [de₂-de₂ ga-ša-an-nibru{ki}a]the throne-dais of Gašannibru
7nab [dumu-saŋ ga-ša-an-ma-an-ga-ra]Nab for the daughter of Gašanmangara
8{d}⸢nuska⸣ [mah {d}udug e₂-kur-ra]Enuskae the great udug priest of the Ekur temple
9ama e₂-a-[ke₄ {d}sa-dara₃-nun-na]the mother of the temple, Sadarnuna
10{d}še-lah₅ x {[d}udug e₂-šar₂-ra]Šelah, ..., the udug priest of the Ešara temple
11{d}alad-sag₉-⸢ga⸣ [me-lim₄ an-na]Aladsag-ega’e, the aura of heaven
12du₅-mu nun gal [an-na {d}suen-na]the princely son of An, Suen
13EN-{nu}NUNUS-ZI-{[d}NANNA dam {d}nanna-a]Bēl-mārat-Nanna, wife of Nanna
14nu-banda₃ mah {[d}mu-ul-lil₂-la₂-zi]the supreme overseer Enlilzid
15{d}en-bu-[ni dumu e₂-ša₃-ba]Enbuni, son of Ešaba
16sul {d}[utu u₃-mu-un hur-saŋ-ŋa₂]Youth Utu, lord of the mountains
17ga-ša-[an-gal-e ama {d}utu-a]Gašangal, mother of Utu
18ga-⸢ša⸣-[an-an-na dili-ni ur-saŋ]I want to utter an arazu prayer to her alone
19⸢mu⸣-[ud-na-ni {d}ušumgal-an-na]When he was born, Umgalana
20⸢ama⸣ [u₃-mu-un-na ga-ša-an-sumun₂-na]The mother of the lord, Gašansumun
21u₃-[mu-un banda₃{da} {d}nam₂-nun-na]mighty lord Namnuna
22e-⸢ri⸣-[ba an-na {d}mu-tin-an-na]In its e’eraba temple of An, Mutinana
23{⸢id₂⸣}[idigna he₂-ŋal₂ si-a]may the Tigris be carried off.
r ii
1u₃-mu-un indagara gu₄ amar-ra x [x]Lord Indagara, bull and calf ...
2{d}{še₃}šer₇-da en šul me₂ [x (x)]Ševešuda, the mighty lord of battle
3dumu e₂-a-ke₄ u₃-mu-un-kar-⸢nun⸣-[na]son of the temple, Umunkar-nuna
4ga-ša-an-mug lum-ma ur-[x]Gašanmug, the lord
5⸢u₃-mu⸣-un-erigal₂{gal} u₃-mu-un e₂-gid₂-⸢da⸣Umunengal, lord of the Egidae temple
6{d}er₃-ra-gal gu₃ an-ne₂ siErragal, the voice of An
7{d}lama-sag₉-ga sila ŋi₆-eden-naLama-saga in the streets of the open country
8{d}nin-imma₃{ma}ke₄ {d}kug-zi-banda₃Ninimma, Kugzibanda
9u₃-mu-un-ama-ke₄ mu še₂₁-a kur-kuThe name of the lord is kurku.
10munus gun₃-a {d}ba-ba-sa₆-gathe speckled woman Babasaga
11u₃-mu-un-piriŋ E₂-mes dumu abzu-aUmunpiri, the temple administrator, child of the Abzu,
12{d}ezina₂ {d}ku₃-su₃ ku₃ mu-lu sal-salEzina, Kusu, the pure one, the one who is thin
13u₃-mu-un-sa-za {d}sud₃ dumu nunUmunsaza, Sud, princely son
14{d}udug uru₂-ŋa₂ ur-saŋ iminUdug of the city, seven hero(s)
15kir₁₁ mu-ud-na mu-tin ur-saŋThe female lamb, the spouse, the young woman Ursa
16e₂-ta e₂-da mu-lu ki ku₃-gaFrom the house to the house, the one of the holy place,
17u₃-mu-un ma-da šudu₃ an-naLord of the land, the sheep of heaven
18u₃-mu-un-a-zu u₃-mu-un e₂-gid₂-daUmunazu, lord of the Egida,
19ga-ša-an-giri₁₆-da u₃-mu-un-mu-zi-daGašangirida, Umunmuzida
20{d}ir-da ur-saŋ ga-ša-an-me-me-er-ša₄Irda, hero Gašanmerša
21ama irimma{ma} ga-ša-an-tin-lu-baMother of the Irimma temple, Gašantiluba
22sukkal an-na ga-ša-an-šubur-ravizier of heaven, Gašanšubur
23sa₁₂-du₅ an-na ga-ša-an-i₃-si-in-nathe land recorder of heaven, Gašanisina
24{d}pa-bil-saŋ u₃-mu-un la₇-⸢ra₃⸣-[ak{ki} ...]Pabilsa, lord of Larak
25{[d}gu-nu]-⸢ra⸣ {ŋeš}[...]Gunu-Erae
r iii
1{[d}a-nun-na] ⸢an-na⸣ mu-su₈-be₂-ešThe Anunna, the Eanna, the ešub priests
2{d}[a-nun-na ki]-a mu-su₈-be₂-ešThe Anuna stood on earth
3{ŋeš}⸢suhub₄⸣ nibru{ki} {⸢ŋeš}si⸣-ŋar nibru{ki}“Suhub, Nippur, Sîbar, Nippuria,
4ama šudu₃-de₃ e₂-e-aThe mother praying for the temple
5ama šudu₃-de₃ nibru{ki}aThe mother praying for Nippur
6ama šudu₃-de₃ e₂-kur-raThe mother praying for the Ekur
7ama šudu₃-de₃ ki-ur₃-raThe mother praying for the Ki'ur
8ama šudu₃-de₃ šu-me-ša₄The mother praying for the sheep is her hand
9ama šudu₃-de₃ uru₂-ze₂-eb-ba{ki}The mother praying for Uruzeb
10ama šudu₃-de₃ uri₂{ki}mathe mother who provides for Ur
11ama šudu₃-de₃ larsa{ki}mathe mother who provides for Larsa
12ama šudu₃-de₃ dim₃-me-er mu-luThe mother praying to the god, the man
13110 ki-ru-gu₂ 4kam-ma110, the fourth song.
14šud₃-bi še-eb e₂-babbar-ra ki na-an-gi₄-gi₄-gi₄May its light be restored to the Ebabbar temple
15ki-šu₂-bi-imIt is its whole
16šu-niŋin 3 šu-ši 1 mu-bi-imTotal: 3 lines, 1 line
17balaŋ {d}ututhe reign of Šamaš

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