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CT 14, pl. 11, BM 093080 (P429680)

Lexical, Neo-Babylonian, unclear · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationCT 14, pl. 11, BM 093080
IDP429680
Museum no.BM 093080
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLexical
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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'udu ⸢u₅⸣ [...]sheep for the e’e-shrine
2'udu u₂ ⸢UDU⸣ [...]sheep, grass-fed sheep
3'⸢udu⸣ i₃ {<MIN(UDU)>} [...]e22 sheep, oil,
4'⸢udu⸣ as₄{⸢as⸣}{la}lum pa-⸢si⸣-[il-lu]ēšû-sheep, ašālu-lam-plant, ṣumlalu-plant
5'⸢udu⸣ as₄-lum niga {<MIN(pasillu)>} ma-⸢ru⸣-[u₂]ē23-sheep, barley-fed, grain-fed
6'⸢udu⸣ as₄-⸢lum⸣ niga sag₁₀-ga {<MIN(pasillu)>} {<MIN(ma-ru-[u₂])>} dam-[qu]ē23 sheep, ašlum-e23 grain-fed, good quality,
7'⸢udu⸣ as₄-⸢lum⸣ gukkal(|LU.HUL₂|) {<MIN(pasillu)>} gu-uk-kal-⸢lum⸣ēdu-plant, ašlum-plant (and) gukkal-plant
8'⸢udu {su⸣-lu-hu}suluhu {<ŠU(suluhhû)>}{u}ē22udu-plant, eluhu-suluḫu-plant
9'⸢udu⸣ siki{⸢si-ki⸣} {du}du₃ {<ŠU(sikidû)>}{u}ēšû-plant, ṣāki-plant
10'⸢udu⸣ mar-tu {<MIN(UDU)>} a-mur-ru-u₂Amurru-sheep
11'udu urim₂{ki} u₂-ru-u₂sheep of Urim, herdsman
12'udu uri{ki} ak-ka-du-u₂sheep of Akkad,
13'udu {u₂-⸢tu-u₂⸣-a}utuwa₂ pu-ha-lumsheep of the Puḫallum temple
14'udu utuwa₂ ra-ki-bisheep of Utuwa, its slaughtered
15'udu {gu-uk-⸢kal⸣}gukkal gu-uk-kal-lumsheep of the gukkal-priests, the guukkallum priests,
16'udu gukkal niga {<MIN(gu-uk-kal-lum)>} ma-ru-u₂fattened sheep, grain-fed, ditto, suckling
17'udu gukkal ⸢niga sag₁₀-ga⸣ {<MIN(gu-uk-kal-lum)>} {<MIN(ma-ru-u₂)>} dam-qufattened sheep of the good eniga-house, DITTO gukkallum, good marû
18'udu gukkal [ib₂]-⸢la₂⸣ zib-ba-nua fattened sheep he shall take out, a male goat
19'⸢udu⸣ [gukkal] ⸢TU⸣ gu-uk-kal-la-nu“If a sheep is a fattener, if a pig is an ox,
20'[...] kub-bu-lum... of kubbulum
21'[...] [hu]-⸢mur⸣-tum... the ḫu’emurtum
22'[...] [...]-⸢tum⸣... ...-etum
o ii
1'⸢udu⸣ [...] [...]... sheep
2'⸢udu⸣ [...] [...]... sheep
3'⸢udu⸣ [...] [...]... sheep
4'udu [...] [...]sheep
5'udu ⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... sheep
6'udu ⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... sheep
7'udu [x] [...]sheep ...
8'udu [x] [...]sheep ...
9'udu bar-⸢sug₄⸣-[a] [...]sheep for the sacrificial sheep
10'udu bar-{gu-[uz]}[guz] [...]... sheep
11'udu [gaba] [...]... sheep
12'udu gaba-[ri-a] [...]sheep for presentation ...
13'udu ni₂{⸢ni⸣}[zu] [...]... sheep
r i'
1'⸢gud⸣ [...] [...]... ox or bull
2'gud [...] [...]ox or bull
3'gud ⸢ŋeš⸣-[...] [...]... ox or bull
4'gud ⸢x⸣-[...] [...]ox or bull
5'gud [TU] [...]... ox or bull
6'gud-⸢šag₄⸣-[ga] [...]The gud-ešag-ega priest
7'gud ⸢šu⸣-[gi] [...]... ox or bull
8'gud ⸢šu⸣-[gi-na] [...]The ox of the šu’egina canal
9'gud [...] [...]ox or bull
10'gud ⸢x⸣-[...] [...]ox or bull
11'gud [...] [...]ox or bull
12'gud [niga] [...]fattened ox
13'gud niga [sag₁₀-ga] [...]good quality oxen
14'gud ⸢šag₄⸣-[ga] [...]The ox of the šaĝa-priestess
15'⸢gud⸣ [...] [...]... ox or bull
r ii'
1'[...]-⸢x⸣ [...]
2'[amar ud] ⸢eš₃⸣-eš₃ bu-ru ⸢iš⸣-[še-e-šu₂]calf born on the day of the ešesu-disease,
3'⸢amar u₄⸣-sakar {<MIN(bu-ru)>} ar₂-hueamar-plant, esakar-plant
4'anše i-me-ri(a kind of) donkey
5'⸢dusu₂⸣{[du]-⸢us₂-sa⸣} a-ga-luedusu-edusa-eša-e23, agalu
6'{anše}{⸢kun⸣}kunga ⸢pa⸣-ru-u₂a type of ebony
7'anše ⸢nun⸣-na da-am-⸢da-am-mu⸣I want to bring out the donkeys of the high steppe
8'anše-ŋir₃-nun-na ku-dan-nua long-haired mule
9'anše niŋ₂-la₂ i-mir ṣi-⸢lu⸣-u₂a wild donkey, the one who sees the light
10'anše barag la₂ {<MIN(i-mir)>} su-ru-dua donkey with a dagger, a sling
11'anše {ŋeš}gu-⸢za⸣ {<MIN(i-mir)>} ku-us-si-ia donkey of the throne-bearer, ditto a kussî
12'⸢anše⸣ {ŋeš}gigir {<MIN(i-mir)>} nar-kab-tumThe eše-e23 chariot, the nar-kabtum
13'⸢anše⸣ {ŋeš}mar-gid₂-da {<MIN(i-mir)>} e-riq-quThe eše’e-plant, the margida-plant (and) the eriqqu-plant
14'⸢anše⸣ a₂-bal te-nu-u₂“Hand-of-a-horse’s-carrying-asšṣû-plant,
15'anše a-ab-ba i-bi-luhe brought the seah donkey
16'⸢anše gu₃ de₂⸣ na-gi-gu“I want to raise the voice of the ean, I want to speak to the nagigu priest
17'⸢anše gu₃⸣ de₂ ša₂-gi-guThe ešagigu-tree that calls out,
18'⸢anše⸣ [gu₄]-ud-gu₄-ud raq-qi₂-du“The oxen-house, the bull-house that is to be slain
19'⸢anše⸣ diŋir-ra i-mir i-luThe eše-house of the intertwined courtyard, the place of the lament,
20'⸢anše⸣ lugal {<MIN(i-mir)>} šar-⸢ri⸣king of the four quarters (of the world)
21'⸢anše⸣ {[x]-⸢x⸣}libir-⸢ra⸣ ⸢si⸣-su-[u₂]ešê-tree, elibirāssu-reed,
22'⸢anše⸣-[eden]-na sir₂-[ri-mu]The eše-edena temple is my prayer.
23'⸢anše⸣ [ur₂] ⸢ŋal₂⸣ tak₄-a ⸢ANŠE⸣ [...](If) a ēšû-house is located on the roof of a house that is to be plundered (or) an empty lot
24'⸢dur₃⸣ [...]The ešur temple
25'⸢dur₃⸣ [...] [...]The ešur temple

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