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Iraq 06, 172-173, 71 (P451706)

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

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DesignationIraq 06, 172-173, 71
IDP451706
Museum no.Ashm 1932-0518
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotKish (mod. Tell Uhaimir)
Coordinates32.5520, 44.5853

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
1dug kar-pa-tuma vessel of wine
2{dug}ti-lim-⸢du₃⸣ {<MIN(kar-pa-tum)>}a bowl of fig-beer;
3{dug}⸢ti-gul⸣ {<MIN(kar-pa-tum)>}a ditto of tigul-vessels
4{dug}⸢ti-šub⸣ {<MIN(kar-pa-tum)>}a ditto jug
5{dug}gug {<MIN(kar-pa-tum)>}a ditto jug
6{⸢dug⸣}lahtan₆ lah-ta-nua lahtanu-vessel
7{⸢dug⸣}lahtan₆ gid₂-da {<ŠU(lahtangiddû)>}{u}long lahtan-vessel
8{dug}lahtan₆ gid₂-da hu-bu-rua long-lasting lahtan-vessel of ḫuburu-beer
9{dug}⸢lahtan₆⸣ gid₂-da lul-la-⸢ku⸣The laḫtana-vessel that is to be poured out long-lastingly
10{dug}lahtan₆ lul-la {<MIN(lul-la-ku)>}a lahtan-vessel of lullaby,
11{dug}niŋ₂-KAK hu-ut-tuma jar of wine
12{dug}⸢mud₄⸣ hu-bu-rua bowl of ḫuburu-flour
13{dug}mud₃ {<MIN(hu-bu-ru)>}a mud vessel
14dug a naŋ {<ŠU(anaqqu)>}{⸢qu⸣}a pot of water, hand-washing
15dug a naŋ mah {<ŠU(anaqqumahhu)>}{⸢hu⸣}a vessel of supreme water, hand of anaqqumahhu
16dug i₃-nun-na {<ŠU(inunnakku)>}{ku}a pot of butter oil
17dug i₃-nun-na kar-pat hi-me-tuma flask of butter oil, a bowl of mišmētum-beer,
18dug ⸢kab₂⸣-dug₄-ga {<ŠU(kaptukkû)>}{u}a jar of e’edugga-wine
19dug ⸢kab₂-dug₄⸣-ga maš-qu-tuma pot of mašqutu-beer
20⸢dug⸣ kab₂-⸢dug₄⸣-ga ri-⸢i⸣-biIts reed-beds, the “door-beams of the door"(?)
21dug sal-la {<MIN(ri-i-bi)>}a salla vessel
22dug daŋal-la {<MIN(ri-i-bi)>}a jug of mixed beer
23{⸢dug⸣}la-ŋar {<⸢MIN⸣(ri-i-bi)>}a labar vessel, a ditto vessel
24{[dug]}ban₂ ⸢kab-duq⸣-qu-u₂a seah of equ-flour
25{[dug]}baneš ⸢ṣi⸣-in-du-u₂a bowl of ēšindu-wine
26{[dug}šag₄]-gig {<ŠU(šagiqqu)>}{qu}šaggig-vessel
27{[dug}šag₄]-⸢gub⸣ {<ŠU(šagubbu)>}{bu}a cup of fig-beer
28[...] ⸢ŠU⸣{u}... hand-of-a-goat
29[...] ⸢ŠU{u⸣}... hand
30[...] [ma-az]-⸢zal⸣ šam-nu... the mash-ēzal-e-demon
31[...] {<[MIN(ma-az-zal)>} me]-⸢e⸣... me-e-e
32[...] {<[MIN(ma-az-zal)>} me]-⸢e⸣... me-e-e
o ii
1{dug}⸢la-ha-an ga⸣ [...]I want to ... a jar of emmer beer
2{⸢dug}la-ha-an kaš⸣ [...]The lahan-vessel of beer
3{dug}⸢la-ha⸣-an ⸢šu⸣ [...]The elaḫaean-vessel
4{⸢dug}la-ha⸣-an ⸢šu⸣ [...]The laḫaean-vessel, the ēšû-vat
5{dug}la-ha-an gid₂-⸢da⸣ [...]The lahan-bowl, the long-fleeced vessel
6{dug}la-ha-an gid₂-⸢da⸣ [...]The lahan-bowl, the long-fleeced vessel
7{dug}la-ha-an gid₂-da [...]Long-tablets
8{dug}gu-ug-gu-ru [...]The guguru-vessel
9{dug}niŋ₂-ta-hab [...]The nitab-vessel
10{dug}niŋ₂-⸢ta⸣-hab [...]... a pot
11{⸢dug⸣}ku-uk-ku-bu {<MIN(ku-ku-bu)>}The kukkubu-vessel
12{dug}⸢niŋ₂⸣-ta-hab tur-ra bi-[...]He ... the small jugs
13{dug}epigₓ(|A.SIG|) maš-⸢qu⸣-[u₂]a bowl of maš-eqû-confection
14{dug}epigₓ(|A.SIG|) gud {<MIN(maš-qu-u₂)>} al-[pi]a bowl of oxen, ditto, smeared
15{dug}epigₓ(|A.SIG|) udu {<MIN(maš-qu-u₂)>} im-[me-ri]a pot of sheep, ditto, poured out
16{dug}epigₓ(|A.SIG|) šah {<MIN(maš-qu-u₂)>} ša₂-⸢hi⸣-[tum]a bowl of fig-beer;
17{dug}epigₓ(|A.SIG|) ga-nu₁₁{⸢mušen⸣} {<MIN(maš-qu-u₂)>} lu-⸢ur⸣-[mu]I want to strew a bowl of emušen-wine,
18{dug}epigₓ(|A.SIG|) ⸢mušen⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(maš-qu-u₂)>} ⸢iṣ⸣-[ṣu-ri]a bowl of emusvenu-plant, eminu-sulphur, išbari-plant
19dug gaz ⸢kar⸣-pat ⸢he⸣-[pu-u₂]a jar of gaz, ekarpat, hepû-plant
20⸢dug⸣ ba-ra si-⸢il-la⸣ ⸢nu-us⸣-[su]“If he slips through the door pivots,
21dug ba-ra si-⸢il⸣-[la] ⸢ŠU{u⸣}a pot that has not yet been filled with sîl-ēla-plant
22{dug}⸢nunuz⸣ [...]a bowl of emmer
23{dug}⸢šaŋan⸣ [...]The ešabanu-vessel
24{dug}⸢šaŋan⸣ [...]The ešabanu-vessel
25{dug}šaŋan bar-⸢a gun₃-gun₃⸣ [...]The šaban-bowl, the outer one of the temple, is adorned with splendor
26{dug}šaŋan zu₂ keš₂ [...]A šaban-vessel of ... dates
27{dug}šaŋan munus-e-ne [...]The vats of women
28{dug}šaŋan niŋ₂-šu-kam-ma [...]It is the first šaban-vessel
29{dug}šaŋan i₃ dug₃-ga [...]A šaban-vessel with good oil
30{dug}šaŋan nunuz ga-nu₁₁{⸢mušen⸣} [...]I want to lay down a šaban-vessel of emmer wine for you
31{[dug]}⸢gur₄-gur₄⸣ [...]The egurgur-vessel
r i
1'im ⸢x-ba⸣ [x-x] [...]clay of the ...-house
2'im su-gar₃ [...]clay of the šugar plant
3'im ⸢zi⸣-ir ⸢x⸣-[...]The brickwork of Ezir,
4'im ⸢zi-ir⸣-zi-ir pu-⸢us⸣-[su-su]clay for a ezir’ir irrigation canal
5'im sal-sal ruq-qu-⸢qu⸣thick clay, ruqqû-stone
6'im ah₃-a ša₂-bu-luclay for making a cup
7'{im}mu du₃-a su-ga-ri“It is a built-up house, a šugārī
8'{⸢im⸣}mu mu-du₃-a {<MIN(su-ga-ri)>}he built the E-im-e-23.
9'⸢im⸣ hi-hi šu-ta-bu-lu(a kind of insect) that eats food
10'⸢im⸣ rah₂-rah₂ {<MIN(šu-ta-bu-lu)>}“The raḫrāḫu-plant,
11'im rah₂-rah₂ mah-ṣua great heap of clay
12'im sag₃-ga {<MIN(mah-ṣu)>}smashed bricks
13'im gur-ra {<MIN(mah-ṣu)>}gurru clay
14'im gur-ra gur-ru-du“The clay that is to be laid out, to be heaped up!
15'im gur-gur kub-bu-tum... clay
16'im šag₄ kalag-ga pi-sil-tumclay of the mighty field, pisiltum
17'im šag₄-ra-ah {<MIN(pi-sil-tum)>}clay of šagraḫ
18'{im}mu ṭup-⸢pi⸣When the tablet
19'{im}⸢dub⸣ {<MIN(ṭup-pi)>}a type of stela
20'im-⸢sar⸣ {<MIN(ṭup-pi)>}
21'im-sar-ra {<MIN(ṭup-pi)>}Inscription on the ditto tablet.
22'im-⸢sar-šub⸣-ba {<⸢ŠU⸣(imsaršubbû)>}{[u]}It is an imsarsub ritual
23'im-gub-⸢ba⸣ {<⸢ŠU⸣(immugubbû)>}{[u]}he set up.
24'im-šu-⸢gub⸣-[ba] [...]In its stands ...
r ii
1'[...]-⸢a⸣ {<MIN(ṭi-id)>} ⸢u₂⸣-la-pi...-ea-e23
2'[im] BAD si-i-ritablet of the sīru-wall
3'[im šag₄]-⸢ra⸣-ah {<MIN(si-i-ri)>}clay tablet of Šag-eah
4'⸢im⸣ zid šal-la-ri“House, the life of the mountain,
5'im zid kalag-ga ba-aṣ-ṣiThe clay was poured out with a strong clay.
6'im zid ⸢šag₄⸣ kalag-ga {<MIN(ba-aṣ-ṣi)>}The righteous clay of the mighty ešag plant
7'im-de₂-a pit-⸢qu⸣he smote.
8'im de₂-a ra-a-⸢ṭu⸣Tablet of Ea, Ra’et-Ea
9'im de₂-a u₂-⸢ra⸣-kaThe tablet of Ea, the lord,
10'{im}{la-ag}lag kir-ba-nua lag lag kirbanu vessel
11'{im}za-ad-ri {<ŠU(zadurû)>}{u}zadri-stone
12'{im}za-ad-ri meš-la-nua scepter of justice
13'im-dugud ku-ub-tum
14'im dugud as-kup-tumheavy clay, askuptu-vessel
15'im dul {<ŠU(imdullum)>}{lum}clay for the work assignment
16'im dul šu-PAD-lumtablet of Šu-PAD-lum
17'im dul pu-uk-kuclay for a potter's oven
18'{⸢im⸣}{la-gab}lagab pi-sil-tum“The lagab lagab, the pisītum
19'{im}lagab u₂-šul-⸢tum⸣a lagab vessel for the uvul-etum ritual
20'im du₃-a ak-kul-lata built-up tablet of food offerings
21'kuš maš-kuleather (bag)
22'ŠU-MIN {m}{d}MAŠ-A-URI₃Hand of Ninurta-apla-uṣur
23'DUMU {m}{d}50NUMUN-DU₃son of Anu-zer-ibni
24'{lu₂}NU.EŠ₃ {d}MAŠthe prefect of Ninurta

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