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EEN 031, YBC 13524 (P464216)

Lexical, Old Babylonian, unclear · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationEEN 031, YBC 13524
IDP464216
Museum no.YBC 13524
CollectionYale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLexical
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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.

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1niŋ₂-gur₁₁ ma-ak-ku-⸢ru-um⸣The pride of Akkûm
2niŋ₂-gur₁₁ lugal ma-ak-ku-ur šar-⸢ri⸣-[im]fear of the king, Akkur, the šarru-priestess
3an-ku₄-ku₄ nu-si-si i-ru-um-ma u₂-ul i-⸢ma⸣-[al-li](Sum) The one who enters, the one who does not fill, he will not fill. (Akk) He enters and fills, but cannot fill.
4ab-ta-e₃ nam-silig-ge u₂-ṣi-ma u₂-ul i-⸢ka⸣-[ad]He came out, he was not able to make peace.
5niŋ₂-erim₂ ra-an-gu-[um]fearsomeness
6niŋ₂-a₂-zi ṣi-i-nu-[um]niŋazi (means) ṣinum
7niŋ₂-a₂-tak₄-a te-ki-tum“We have sworn by the command of Tekītum,
8niŋ₂-⸢šu⸣-tak₄-a šu-bu-u₂-ul-tum
9niŋ₂-gig ik-ki-bu-uma niŋ-gimmu-disease, an ikkibum-demon
10niŋ₂-⸢al⸣-di e-ri-iš-tum
11niŋ₂-sir₃-re ka-lu-u₂-umthe all-knowing scepter
12⸢niŋ₂⸣-keš₂ ki-i-šuminstead of him
13niŋ₂-keš₂ ṣu₂-mu-ur₂-tuma scepter of rejoicing
14niŋ₂-keš₂ ma-ak-su₂-u₂-umthe ni-keš of Maksum
15niŋ₂-dara₂ hu-la-pu-umNidara, Ḫulapuum,
16niŋ₂ uš₂ lu-ba-ru-umfearsomeness of the lubarum drum
17niŋ₂-us₂ ⸢ki⸣-im-⸢ṣu₂⸣the foundation of E-im-ešum-ibni
18niŋ₂-kar na-aš-ti-ip-tumthe ni-kar, naštiptum
19niŋ₂-la₂ ṣi-im-du-umthe niŋal instrument of the ṣīmdu drum
20niŋ₂-la₂ hu-bu-ru-umthe niŋal tribute of Ḫuburum
21niŋ₂-gal-gal na-ar-bu-u₂great fearsomeness
22niŋ₂ gibil eš-šumNew radiance
23[niŋ₂] sumun ⸢la⸣-bi-⸢ru⸣-[um]“The old ... of the elabāru-tree
24[niŋ₂ libir]-⸢ra⸣ ⸢la⸣-bi-[ru-um]“The old one, the old one
25[niŋ₂-...] [...]... ...
26[niŋ₂ ud ri]-a ša u₄-⸢mi ru⸣-[qu-tim]In those distant days, in those remote days
27[niŋ₂ ud]-⸢bi⸣-ta ša ma-⸢ti⸣-[i]-⸢ma⸣At that time, the rites of Matî-ema'e
28[niŋ₂] ul-du₃-a ša ṣi-a-timthe one who has built a house
29[niŋ₂]-izi-la₂ hi-im-ṭe₄-e-tum“Standing-in-the-mound-of-a-feet’-disease
30[niŋ₂]-gig-ga ma-ar-⸢ṣa-tum⸣the niŋ-illness of Mar-ešbatum
31⸢niŋ₂⸣-kas₇ ni-ka-⸢as-su₂⸣“Let us go up to the gate of the king, our lord!
32niŋ₂-kas₇ ka-la₂-a ⸢ši-it-ta-at⸣ [ni]-⸢ka⸣-si₂“The all-powerful one, the scepter of the heavens, the one of the netherworld
33niŋ₂ kum₂ e-⸢em-mu⸣I want to utter an arazu prayer to you
34niŋ₂ ⸢te⸣-en ka-ṣu₂-u₂-⸢um⸣“I am the one who is to be sated with fear,
35niŋ₂ ⸢u₂⸣-gu₇ hu-[u₂]-a-tumfear of the ešû-festival
36niŋ₂-⸢ka⸣-ak ip-⸢ti⸣-nu-um“The one who opens your mouth (to speak),
37niŋ₂-⸢uš₇⸣-ri-a ru-hu-u₂-uma ruḫû-demon
38niŋ₂-ak ki-iš-puto do witchcraft
39⸢niŋ₂⸣ dalla(IDIGNA) pi-iš-hu-um“Dalla(dignum)-pišḫum-plant
40[niŋ₂ sur]-ra mi-iš-lumfearsomeness, fright
41[ninda sur]-ra ha-ap-pu-umbread made with happû-bread
42⸢kadra⸣ ṭa-a-tum(a kind of container)
43⸢kadra⸣ er-bu-um(a kind of container)
44[niŋ₂]-⸢dirig⸣-ga ⸢wa-at⸣-ta-ra-a-tum“Nirig-eta-ra-atum
45[niŋ₂]-⸢silaŋ⸣-ŋa₂ ⸢li⸣-[i]-šumNi’esila, his lord
46[niŋ₂-nam]-ma mi-im-ma šum-šuWe shall say whatever he is
47[niŋ₂-na]-me mi-im-ma šum-šuAll that is his
48[niŋ₂]-⸢u₂⸣-rum ta-li-⸢im⸣-[tum]“Ni₂-e₂-rum, ta-li-ē-tum
49[niŋ₂-u₂]-rum ma-ak-ku-ru-[um]“Niŋrum, the makkurum priest
50[niŋ₂]-u₂-rum si₂-ki-il-[tum]“Niŋrum, sikkiltum
51[niŋ₂-dug₄]-dug₄-ga mu-ta-wi ša-ni-⸢tim⸣The one who slanders (me)
52[niŋ₂-kur₂] di na-ka-ru-[um]“It is a change of judgment,
53[niŋ₂]-⸢lul⸣-la sa₃-a-⸢ar⸣-[tum]the ni-elula sa-e-ar
54[niŋ₂]-⸢gin₆⸣-na ki-i-it-[tum]his true scepter
55[niŋ₂]-zid ki-i-nu-[um]the one who establishes truth
56[niŋ₂-si]-sa₂ mi-ša-ru-⸢um⸣“Išvarum-eum
57[niŋ₂-si]-sa₂ pa-tu-u₂-⸢um⸣a kind of scepter
58[niŋ₂-gal₂]-la nig₂-gal₂-lu-u₂-[um]the abundance of things
59[niŋ₂]-⸢me⸣-ŋar pu-uh₂-ru-umthe ni₂-e-me-e-bar-priest
60[niŋ₂]-⸢me⸣-ŋar qu₂-u₂-⸢lum⸣“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient!
61niŋ₂ mu₂-mu₂ ik-ri-⸢bu⸣-[um]fear of the Ikribum gods
62niŋ₂ ku₄-⸢ku₄⸣ i-ru-um-⸢ma⸣(Sum) The one who enters with a fearsomeness, the one who is awe-inspiring(?) (Akk) I enter with fearfulness
63niŋ₂ e₃ ⸢u₂⸣-ṣi-⸢ma⸣“The one who goes out with a fearsomeness,
64⸢niŋ₂⸣-[šam₂-ma] ⸢ša⸣ ši-mi-im“It is a dream, it is the dream
65⸢niŋ₂⸣ [šakanka] ša ma-hi-ri-imof the market that received
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66[niŋ₂ nu]-du₁₀-ga la ṭa-bu-umwho does not fear good fortune
67[niŋ₂] sed₄-de₃ ka-⸢ṣu₂⸣-u₂-umto cool the mood of the ka’ešum prayer
68[niŋ₂-šum]-ma ṭa-⸢ab⸣-huIf he (the patient) is ill
69[niŋ₂] ⸢lah₅⸣ ba-bi-lumthe fearsomeness of the envoy
70[niŋ₂] ⸢mu tuku⸣ ša šu-ma-⸢am⸣ i-šu-u₂Whoever trusts in me will be saved.
71niŋ₂ mu sa₄ ša šu-ma-⸢am na⸣-bu-u₂The name of this inscription is “Šuma-ema-nābû’.
72niŋ₂ ⸢mu⸣ pad₃-⸢da⸣ zi-ki-ir ⸢šu⸣-mi-im“It is my name, it is the name of my hand.
73niŋ₂ ⸢ki-za⸣-ha-⸢a⸣ ⸢ki⸣-sa-[hu]-u₂-um“It is the ni’b of Ezidaḫa'ea, E-sahum
74niŋ₂-⸢za-ha-a⸣ ⸢nig₂-sa⸣-[hu]-⸢u₂⸣-umNizhâ, Nigsaeḫum
75niŋ₂ zal-la šu-ha-ar-mu-⸢ṭu₃⸣Hand-lifting scepter
76niŋ₂-galam-ma ⸢ni-ki-il-tum⸣ni-galama (is) e’enikiltum
77niŋ₂-tuku ša-ru-⸢u₂⸣-umfearsomeness, radiance
78niŋ₂-nu-tuku la-ap-nu-⸢um⸣“It is not mine, I am not a liar
79niŋ₂-tuku-tuku ⸢ma⸣-aš-⸢ru⸣-u₂-um“The one who has fearsomeness,
80niŋ₂ nu-tuku-tuku lu-up-nu-umwho does not have fear, lupnum
81niŋ₂ |KA×LI| ma-⸢ma-la-lum⸣“It is enough, I want to bring it to you!
82niŋ₂-na nig₂-na-a-ak-kumin his own right, a gift
83niŋ₂-gu₂-na bi-il-tuma niŋgūna-vessel
84niŋ₂-⸢ha-lam⸣-ma ša le-mu-ut-tim“It is terrifying, it is evil,
85niŋ₂ ⸢hul-dim₂⸣-ma e-pi-iš le-mu-ut-timfear of evil deeds
86niŋ₂ hul-⸢dim₂⸣-ma ma-as₂-kum“The evil-doer is yours,
87niŋ₂ ⸢hul⸣ di ⸢na⸣-ak-⸢ru⸣-u₂-um“It is the evildoer, the judge, the ena-e-ak-e’um
88[niŋ₂-...] ⸢x-x-x⸣-nu-um“Ni-... e-num
89[niŋ₂-dim₂]-⸢dim₂⸣-ma up-ša-šu-[u₂]may they be made into a reed mat
90[niŋ₂-dim₂-dim₂]-ma i-pi-iš-⸢tum⸣we have fashioned, and Ipištum
91[niŋ₂]-⸢dim₂⸣ gul hu-šu-u₂“It is enough! It is sufficient! Its brickwork is destroyed!
92niŋ₂ ⸢igi-nigin₂⸣ ⸢ba-hu-la⸣-ti i-⸢ni-im⸣“It is the eye of the netherworld, it is the baḫulâti-plant.
93niŋ₂-[du]-⸢ul⸣ ⸢na-ak⸣-ta-mu-umNiddu-eulum, the nak-etamum
94niŋ₂ [tum-ma]-⸢al⸣ ⸢x x-la⸣-a-⸢tum⸣“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient!
95[niŋ₂-GA₂-zi-ga] ⸢ni⸣-pu-[...]“If he rises, if he falls,
96[niŋ₂ nu-ŋar-ra] ⸢nu-ul⸣-la-a-tum“It is not to be dispersed, it is torn out.
97⸢niŋ₂⸣ [nu-gi-na] la ki-⸢nu⸣-um“Nugīna, not ki-e’um
98⸢nig₂⸣-[ba] ⸢qi₂-iš⸣-tumThe nig2eba-house, the qīšu-house
99⸢niŋ₂⸣-[de₂-a] ⸢šu⸣-[bu-ul]-tum“It is an e’edea-plant, it is a e'bultum-plant
100[niŋ₂-dab-ba] nig₂-⸢da⸣-bu-umthe niŋ-dab-a of the nig2-e-bum
101⸢niŋ₂⸣ [dab-ba] ṣa-[ab]-tumhe seized, seized
102⸢niŋ₂⸣ [gurud]-⸢da⸣ ⸢ma-aq⸣-tum“Standing-of-the-mound-dais-disease's snare, sulphur
103niŋ₂-⸢x⸣ ⸢x x x⸣-im-⸢tum⸣Ni’e-im-e-tum
104[niŋ₂-...] ⸢x⸣-[(x)]-⸢ar-ri-x⸣-[x]“I want to ... the ... of ...,
105[niŋ₂-heš₅-še₃] ⸢ša-a⸣-ag-⸢šu⸣“It is enough, I want to go out! It is enough!
106[niŋ₂-la₂-la₂] ⸢iš⸣-qa₂-ru-ur-tum“It is the ešû-qarrārtum-song
107[niŋ₂-la₂-la₂-e] [nig₂-la]-⸢al-lum⸣“It is enough, it is enough!’
108[niŋ₂-e-rum] [...]-⸢tum⸣The niŋ-erum priestess
109⸢niŋ₂⸣-[ki] [ma-me]-⸢en⸣-tum“You are the one who makes heaven and earth tremble
110⸢niŋ₂⸣-[ki] ⸢mu-nu-u₂⸣-um“Ni’eum
111⸢niŋ₂⸣ [lu₂ ur₂] [ša]-⸢ap⸣-kum“If a man's lap is flattened
112[niŋ₂ lu₂ ur₂ su₃-ud] ⸢ši⸣-pi-ik-tum“The fearsome one, the one who has a long neck, the esvi-piktum-demon
113[niŋ₂-...] [...]-ZI-tum... ...-zitum
114[niŋ₂-...] ⸢x⸣-u₂-um“Ni-... e’eum
115[niŋ₂ til] [ga]-⸢am⸣-ru-um“At the end of the year
116⸢niŋ₂⸣-[x] [x x]-⸢x⸣-e-⸢x⸣“If he ...,
117niŋ₂ [gar] [ka-ma-ru-um]the niŋ2 šakum kamarum
118niŋ₂ [gar-gar] [ku]-⸢um⸣-[mu-ru-um]“It is the ni₂-gar-gar of Ku’eum-emurum
119[niŋ₂ sa₆-sa₆] ⸢du-um⸣-[mu-qum]a beautiful aura
120⸢šu⸣ qa₂-tumhand
121[šu-si] u₂-ba-⸢nu⸣-umHand of Ubānum
122⸢šu x⸣ ⸢su₂⸣-us-⸢sa₃⸣-nu-umHis ..., his su-eus-e-sa-enum
123šu [la₂]-la₂ uṣ-[ṣu]-lumHand of lapis lazuli
124šu-⸢kal-e⸣-tu-da ⸢šu-la⸣-[(x)]-nu-umŠu’ekaletuda (is) šulaenum
125šu-⸢bar-šu⸣-ŋal₂ ⸢si⸣-[ki-il]-tumŠū-ebar-svu-e-bal, “Sîn-ki-iltum
126šu ŋar ṣe-e-⸢ia⸣-umHand of Šbeya-eum
127šu ⸢sa₂⸣-a ṣe-e-⸢ia⸣-umHand of Šamaš-šarrum
128[šu]-ŋar-gi₄ mu-te-er [gi]-mi-li-imThe šuŋargig priestess, the one who restores the gimilum priesthood
129šu ak gi-it-ma-lumHand of Gitmalum
130šu ⸢du⸣-bu ṣe-e-ia-umHand of Šbeyaum
131šu suh-⸢suh⸣ nu-us-⸢su₂⸣-[hu]-umHand of Suḫsuḥ, Nušsuhum
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132šu zid ŋar šu-ut-lu-mu-⸢um⸣Hand of good ‘hand’ to purify
133šu zig₃-ga šu-ut-bu-u₂-⸢um⸣Hand raised, raised
134šu tag-ga zu-uh₂-hu-nu-[um]Hand of Zuḫunum
135šu la₂-e ra-ka-a-⸢su₂-um⸣Hand of Raka-esum
136šu la₂-e ku-⸢us⸣-su₂-u₂-umHand of Ku’esum
137šu-gi₄ šu-gu-u₂-umšugīm priest
138šu-gi₄ ši-bu-umŠugī (means) šibum
139šu gi₄ šu-ul-lu-mu-u₂-umHand of rejoicing
140šu ⸢gub⸣ šu-gu-up-pu-umHand of a Šuguppum
141⸢šu-gi⸣-na ⸢šu-gi-nu⸣-u₂-umšugīnum-plant
142⸢šu zig₃⸣-ga ⸢uz-zu-bu⸣-umA rising ecstatic, a rising uzzub priest
143šu zig₃-ga dug₄-ga ⸢ṭa⸣-ap-lumHand of a rising storm, a roaring storm
144šu saŋ-ŋa₂ dug₄-ga ⸢iz⸣-bu-umHand of good quality emmer
145šu saŋ-ŋa₂ dug₄-ga ⸢x⸣-ur₂-ru-umHand of good quality emmer
146šu he-he-en-ze₂-er ⸢mu⸣-ṣu₂-u₂-umHand may he tear out
147šu gibil [ud]-du-šumHand of new beginning
148šu pe-el-la₂ [qu₂]-ul-lu-lumHand of defiled quail
149šu ur₃ [pa]-ša-a-ṭu₃-umHand of a Dog
150šu ur₃ ⸢še⸣-e-⸢qum⸣Hand of an eagle
151šu ur₃-bi-ib pi-ši-⸢iṭ⸣Hand of Piši-eṭir
152⸢šu⸣-DU ka-ma-⸢a-su⸣“It is enough, I want to go out to Kamasû
153[šu] gur₁₀ ka-ma-⸢a-su⸣Hand of Kama’easu
154[šu-(x)]-bu šu-⸢uk-lu-lum⸣Hand of Šū-Ullulum
155[šu gid₂]-⸢da⸣ šu-su-⸢x x⸣-u₂-umHand of Gidaeum
156šu-⸢gid₂⸣-[da] [...]-tumThe šu’egida priest
157šu-gid₂-[da] [...]-tumLong tablet of ...
158šu-gid₂-[da] [...] ⸢x⸣ [...]Long tablet of
159šu-gid₂-[da] [...]Long tablet of
160šu [...] [...]Hand of
161šu [x] [...]-ri-[...]Hand of ...
162šu [x] [...]-⸢x⸣Hand of
163⸢tukum⸣-[...] [...]If
164⸢tukum⸣-[...] [...]If
165⸢tukum⸣-[...] [...]If
166⸢tukum⸣-[...] [...]If
171⸢šu⸣ [...] [...]
172⸢šu⸣ [...] [...]
173⸢šu⸣ [...] [...]
174[šu bar-ra] [...]Hand of a Stranger
175[šu bad] [...]Hand of ...
176[šu min bala] [...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]Hand of second bala
177[šu eš₅ bala] [x x] ⸢x⸣ ma-⸢aq⸣-[qi₂]Hand of eš5 bala
178[šu] duh-[a] [pa]-⸢ṭa₂⸣-a-[rum]Hand of Duḫa-Papearum
179[šu] ⸢diri⸣-[ga] ⸢qa₂⸣-tum wa-ta-⸢ar⸣-[tum]Hand of Diri-ega Hand of Wata-eartum
180[šu] ⸢dirig⸣ ⸢qa₂⸣-tum ba-⸢x⸣-[tum]Hand of a descendant
181[šu-x]-a qa₂-tum ma-⸢x⸣-[...]Hand of ...
182[šu]-⸢x⸣-lu₂ [...]-da-⸢x⸣-[x]Hand of a Man
183⸢šu sa₆⸣-sa₆ [qa₂]-⸢ta⸣-an dam-⸢qa₂⸣-[tum]He is a beautiful one, a good one
184šu silig-ga qa₂-ta-an na-am-⸢ra⸣-[tum]Hand of goodness, hand of lovemaking
185šu ⸢sulug⸣-ga qa₂-ta-an na-am-⸢ra⸣-[tum]Hand of esuluĝa, hand of nam-ra-etum
186šu ⸢gal⸣-gal qa₂-ta-an ra-ab-⸢bi⸣-[a-tum]Hand of the Great One, Great One
187⸢šu⸣ tur-tur qa₂-ta-an ṣe-eh-he-⸢re⸣-[tum]The small ones, the hand of the ṣaḫhētum priestess
188⸢šu⸣ zu-hu-ul qa₂-tum sa₃-hi-il-⸢tum⸣“The hand of the saḫiltum-priestess,
189šu-ta šub-[ba] ⸢šu⸣-ta-šub-bu-u₂-umfrom his hand to his hand
190šu du₃-[du₃] qa₂-tum ru-pu-uh₂-tumHand of a “cutting-of-the-throat" spell
191šu dugud-[da] qa₂-tum ka-bi-it-tumHand of the heavy one
192šu ⸢kar₂⸣-ga qa₂-tum qa₂-al-la-tumHand of ekar-ega
193šu nim qa₂-tum ha-ru-up-tumHand of the horn of a haruptu
194šu il₂ ni-iš qa₂-timHand of raising a hand
195[šu] ⸢hu⸣-hu-nu ⸢e-ni⸣-iš-⸢tum⸣Hand of Ḫūḫunu, Eni-ištum
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196⸢šu ra⸣-[ra] is-si₂-ih-tuma ra₂-e-ra-iš-iḫtum creature
197šu ra-⸢ra⸣ ša-ka-a-ṣu₂-umHand of Ra'erabum
198šu dag ra-pa-a-du(ZU-)umHand of a Raven
199šu dag-dag i-ta-gu-šumHand of Dagdag (means) he is afraid
200šu-keš₂ ṣi-im-duHand of Šumdu
201šu sir₃-sir₃-re ku-us-su₂-u₂-umHand of a Širsir
202šu hul di šu-ul-pu-⸢tum⸣Hand of evil, judgment
203šu-⸢x⸣ šu du₇ ka-ša-a-⸢dum⸣Hand of a Good Man
204šu-⸢x⸣ šu du₇ ha-ba-a-⸢tum⸣Hand of good fortune may he bring forth.
205šu tu-lu ne-e-a-umHand of tulu-disease
206šu tu-lu ru-um-mu-u₂Hand of a wild bull
207šu ⸢ri-ri⸣ il-⸢lu-ru⸣-umHand of Erīrum, Ilūrûm
208šu bal šu-⸢pe₂⸣-e-el-tumHand of Balsam
209šu bur₂-ra ⸢ma-ša⸣-dumHand of a burru-bird
210šu ha-za ka-šu-u₂-umHand of Kasum
211lirum a-ba-ru-umlīrum abarum
212lirum mu-uš-ta-ap-ṣu₂
213šu tam-ma ⸢pu⸣-ul-lu-hu-umHand of Tamma Pû-ullumum
214šu-še₃ la₂ šu-qa₂-al-lu-lumHand of lack of strength
215šu hab₂ qa₂-tum bi-iš-tumHand of a Ghost (a kind of insect)
216šu ka-ta sa₂-a qa₂-as-su pi-šu ka-aš-da-atHand of a man, his hand is bound, his mouth is bound
217šu mu₂-mu₂ ik-ri-buHand of Mūmu
218⸢šu⸣-gur₅ šu-gu-ru-u₂-uma šugurû-vessel
219⸢šu-luh⸣-ha šu-luh-hu-umšuluḫum-plant
220⸢šu⸣ peš qa₂-tum wa-ṣu₂-u₂-um(a kind of insect) that eats food
221[šu ga₂]-ga₂ ša-ka-a-nu-umHand of the šakanum
222[šu] ⸢zi-zi⸣ na-sa₃-hu-umHand of a Zizi plant, Nasahum
223[šu]-kin nu-⸢sa₆⸣-[ga] [re]-e-⸢qum⸣Establisher of a good reputation, foremost one
224[šu] kiŋ₂-⸢kiŋ₂⸣ [...]Hand of Kidin-Ea
225[šu] sag₃-sag₃-⸢ge⸣ ⸢sa₃⸣-pa-a-[nu-um]Hand of Šagsag-egê-e-pa-anum
226⸢šu⸣ sag₃-sag₃-⸢ge⸣ šu-ta-⸢ak⸣-[tu-tum]“If he trembles, if he slips,
227⸢šu tab⸣-ba e-ek-[...]Its taboo is darkened
228⸢šu tab⸣-ba e-PI-[...]Its taboo is ...
229[šu-tab]-ba šu-ta-⸢bu-lum⸣It is placed: Šutābulum
230[šu-...]-re šu-⸢up⸣-hu-[...]May he/she say to you "Open your mouth to him"
231[šu] ⸢dab-dab⸣ ku-⸢us⸣-su₂-u₂-[um]Hand of a snare
232[šu] dah šu-ṣu₂-⸢ub-tum⸣Hand of šuṣubtum
233⸢šu⸣-ri-a [mi]-⸢iš-la⸣-[a]-nu-⸢um⸣Mīšla-Anum
234šu-bar-ra [mi]-⸢iš-la-a⸣-nu-umŠubara (is) Mī-ešula-enum
235[šu] ⸢x⸣ [x]-⸢x-x⸣Hand of ...
236[šu hi]-hi ⸢šu-ta⸣-bu-lumHand of Ḫiḫu ešūta-ebullum
237[šu ...]-a qa₂-[tum ...]-uh₂-tumHand of ...
238[šu ...]-⸢ga⸣ qa₂-[tum ...]Hand of ...-ega'e
239⸢sa⸣ ⸢ki-šu⸣-[u₂]-⸢um⸣“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient!
240sa ⸢er⸣-[ru]-⸢um⸣tendon of the errû-plant
241sa [...]-⸢um⸣...-eum
242sa [še]-⸢er⸣-[ha]-⸢nu⸣-um(a kind of weed)
243sa [pi]-⸢it⸣-nu-uma sa pī-e-ṭum-container
244sa ⸢x⸣-[...]-lum... ...-lum
245sa ⸢x⸣-[...]-šum... of his
246sa-a qa₂-a-a-tusa₂ means “hand.‭
247sa-dur₂ šu-bu-ur-ru-⸢um⸣sadur(-offering) of Šuburrum
248sa-KU iš-[hu-um]sa-KU išḫum
249sa-gal sa-⸢ga-al⸣-lumthe chief of the chiefs
250⸢sa⸣-gal eq-bu-umesa’egal (means) “to speak.‭
251[gi₁₆]-sa šu-ku-ut-tumher precious treasure
252[gi₁₆]-sa da-ru-umtreasure of Arum
253[sa]-⸢x x x⸣ it-ta-am-ša-ašhe has ...ed
254[sa] du₁₀-ur₂(AL-)hi ⸢nam⸣-šu-šuma good tiara
255[sa] ŋiri₃ ši-ir-ha-an še-pi-im“Sa-biri, šīr-ḫan, scrap
256[sa] piriŋ ma-aš₂-kum“Seal of the sea, your hand
257[sa] ⸢la₂⸣ šu-šu-ru-um(a kind of grass)
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258sa-gi uh₂-hu-zuYour saŋi drum
259sa gi₄-a šu-te-er-su₂-u₂-umto return, return
260sa gi₄-gi₄ ud-du-šuma remission of debts in perpetuity
261sa ra ši-ir-ha-a-nu et-qu₂-tumsa ra svirḫanu etqutum
262a sa-[x]-ra mu-u₂ pa-še-ru-tumWoe, ..., the one who has mercy
263sa pad it-pu-ṣum
264sa ur₂ pad na-ša-a-ru-uma knot on the base of a nail
265sa-ad-nim ra-pa-du-umsadnim (is) rapādum
266sa-ad-[gal] ša-aš-ša-ṭu₂-umsadgal means šašum.
267sa-ma-a-⸢na₂⸣ sa-ma-a-nu-umsamānû-plant, samanum-plant
268sa bil-⸢la₂⸣ sa-bi-il-lu-u₂-umbundle of bil-ela-e, sabi-illum,
269sa izi la₂ ša-ka-an i-ša-tim“It is a fire that cannot be extinguished,
270sa-nim-ma-⸢ra⸣ ṣe-e-ru-umsa-nim-ma-e-ra’e, ṣerum
271giri₃ sa-ga me-zu-u₂-umvia Mezuum
272dub₃ ⸢sa⸣-a dar-a uq-qu₂-ru-um“Boat of the sa’ea-tree, a reed-bed, an uqqurum-plant,
273[du₁₀]-⸢us₂⸣-sa ru-u₂-umto Du’esa, the wild cow
274⸢du₁₀-us₂⸣-sa ⸢na⸣-ar-ma-kum“If he slips through the door pivots,
275⸢dub₃ us₂⸣-sa ⸢im⸣-du-um“Standing-of-the-mound-dwelling-plant’, ēdû-plant
276sa-du₃-a ša-⸢ha⸣-ar-ru-umregular offerings of Ša-eḫe-arrum
277sa-hir ša-⸢ha⸣-ar-ru-⸢um⸣sahir ša-ḫe-arru-e23
278sa-gir₁₁ sa-ag-ri-ik-⸢kum⸣“Sagir, Sagrik-ekum,
279sa-du₃ tap-⸢pu⸣-u₂-umregular offerings
280sa-du₃ ši-ki-in-nu-umregular offerings
281sa-sal ša-ša-al-lu-umsasal, šallum
282[sa]-dah ša-la-ti-i-in-nusadaḫ of šalātinnu
283[sa]-kin ⸢x⸣-[...]Establisher of ...
284[sa-...] [...]... ...
285[sa-...] [...]... ...
286[sa-...] [...]-⸢ga/bi⸣-[...](Sum) ... (Akk) Its ...(?)
287[sa-...] [...]-pa-a-[...]... ...-pa'a
288[sa-...] [...]⸢x⸣-an-[...](Sum) ... (Akk) I(?) ...(?)
289[sa] ⸢bara₂⸣ la₂ [a]-za-am-⸢mi⸣-[lum]tendon of the bara’e-tree, not an azam-elum
290[sa-šu₂]-⸢uš-gal⸣ ⸢šu-uš⸣-ka-[al-lum]sašûgal-e3
291⸢sa⸣ du-bu-ul ši-ki-in-nu-umsa’e-plant, ši-kinnum-plant
292sa-al-⸢hub₂-ba⸣ še-e-[tum]sa-al-ḫubba-e
293sa-du₃ še-e-[šu-u₂-um]he who has a son
294sa-ŋar sa-[ga-ru-um]sabar (means) sagarum
295sa-gid₂-da sa-[gid₂-du-um]sagida means sagiddum
296sa mah ⸢še-e⸣-[tum]supreme bundle of the ešētum
297[sa]-(⸢BAD⸣.BAD) [...]... sa-e-d
298sa-⸢ur₃⸣-ra [...]-⸢um⸣In the sa'eura temple
299sa [ŋeš]-⸢gi⸣ ⸢sa₃-a-sa-an⸣-nu-um“Sa-Egi-e-um, Sa-Asanum
300sa-[x]-re e-[mu]-qum... the army
301sa ⸢ne₃⸣ e-⸢mu⸣-qum“Lead me out, lead me out!
302⸢usu⸣ e-mu-qum
303⸢usu⸣ mah e-mu-qa₂-an ṣi-ra-a-tumthe supreme lord, the mighty one,
304sa₉ mi-⸢iš-la⸣-a-nugood quality emmer
305[(x)]-KAS₄ mi-iš-la-a-nux-KAŠ means “mišānu-disease
306{dug}ban₂ mi-iš-la-a-nua seah of emmer beer
307MAŠ-al-la-bi mi-iš-la-a-nuIts interest is remitted.
308MAŠ-al-la-bi ta-lam-muIts interest is paid.
309ma-sila₃ gaz mi-še-er-tum(a kind of insect) that kills a man
310ad₃ pa-ag-ru-umad-pārūm
311ŋeš-ge-en-na bi-na-a-tum“At the right time of the year
312ŋeš bala te-e-nu-umof the bala of Enum
313ŋeš bala šu-pe-⸢e⸣-el-tum“The bala of the šupe’eltum-disease
314min bala ta-aš-nu-u₂-umTwo balas, Tašnum
315eš₅ bala šu-ul-lu-⸢šum⸣esv5 bala šullû-disease
316[u] ⸢bala⸣-a-ni-im e-še-re-es-su₂and his ešēru temple
317[niš] bala-a-ni-im eš-ra-a-šuHis reign is a dynasty
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318ušu₃ bala-a-⸢ni⸣-[im] [ša-la-ša-a-šu]Through the power of his reign
319IGI-[x] [...]IGI-...
320ib₂-ši-[...] [...]he/she shall ...
321ib₂-ši-[...] [...]he/she shall ...
322hi-⸢a⸣ šu-ta-⸢bu⸣-[lu]-⸢um⸣Ḫi'ea, Šuta'eum
323zu-lu-un ⸢ra⸣-ṣa-a-⸢nu⸣-um“It is enough, I want to go out to the quay!
324zu-zu-lu-un ⸢ru⸣-uṣ-ṣu-nu-um“It is enough, it is enough!’s the ēru-eussbunum-plant
325hi-hi šu-ta-bu-lumšutabūlum-disease
326bad-bad pu-⸢ut⸣-tu-u₂-um“Bad-bad-pîtum,
327ud sud ru-u₂-uq-⸢qu₃-um⸣in the future, at any time
328su-su ri-a-⸢bu⸣-umSusu (is) Rī’a-ebum
329su-su ṭu₃-⸢ub-bu⸣-u₂-umSusa, the ṭubû-demon
330il₂-la-⸢ab⸣ i-šiIlla’e-ab received.
331da-a ⸢ri⸣-[ib] i-ši“Aya, I want to utter an arazu prayer to you—
332guru₆-a-[ab] i-šithe silo he filled
333da-a-⸢ri⸣-[x] i-šiAya-eri-e-x he is
334⸢saŋ⸣ [il₂-la-ab] i-širaised the esa-e-tree
335[...] i-ši... he will live.
336[ha-la-ba] ⸢zi-it⸣-tumshare of the ezītum plant
337[a-ša₃] a ⸢ŋar⸣-ra te-il-da-tumfield “Water of the Ebara-temple, tēldatum
338a-⸢ša₃⸣ a ⸢ŋar⸣-ra u₂-gu-up-pu-um“Alas, a lamentation priest, the uguppum priest
339a-ša₃ a ba-⸢ab⸣-ŋar A.ŠA₃{lum} me-e-šu iš-ta-ha-atThe field was irrigated with water, the man's water was carried away
340-341⸢a-ša₃⸣ a-e si-da-gin₇ ⸢x⸣ barag₂-ga A.ŠA₃{lum} ki-ma ši-te e-em šu-pa-ar-ru-urLike a flowing water, the ... of the dais is a man's corpse like a dream.
342-343[...] ⸢ba⸣-da-an-⸢ŋar⸣ ba-al DI-a ⸢x-x⸣ [...] ⸢x⸣ [...]... the E-da-an-e-bar temple ...
344[...] [...]
345[...]-ga A.ŠA₃ še-he-⸢x⸣-[(x)]...-ga, hand of Šehe-e-
346[še]-⸢zu⸣ si-ig-ga še-im-ka i-na-šu-upHe poured out a šēzu-e23-symbol in your hand
347[še]-⸢zu⸣ si-ig-ga ⸢še-im⸣-ka šu-hu-⸢x⸣“The šēzû-demon is a storm, the storm is an eagle
348[...]-⸢x⸣ ⸢su⸣-uk-ki-⸢nu⸣..., Su'ukki-Enu

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