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CDLI Literary 000625 (Inanna D) composite (P478854)
Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
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| Designation | CDLI Literary 000625 (Inanna D) composite |
|---|---|
| ID | P478854 |
| Language | Sumerian |
| Period | Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE |
| Genre | Literary |
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.
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| 1 | u4 gal pirig an-na inim he2-a du11-du11 | May the great storm, the lion of heaven, speak a word! |
| 2 | {d}inanna u4 gal pirig an-na inim he2-a du11-du11 | May Inanna, the great storm, the lion of heaven, speak a word |
| 3 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la an u4 zal-le-da-ke4 izi su3-u4-bi il2-la | Ninegala, when An passes the day, raising its long fire |
| 4 | an-u2-sa11-an-na dalla e3-a-na | When Anusana emerges brightly, |
| 5 | sipa-de3 masz2-ansze ki-en-gi4-ra sza-mu-ra-ab-du11 | The shepherd says to Sumer the goats: |
| 6 | an-zib2-ba za3 hi-li an-na | Anziba, the border of allure of heaven, |
| 7 | kur-kur-re {d}utu e3-a-gin7 e2 mu-e-szi-ga2-ga2 | All the lands, like Utu coming out, you set up a temple. |
| 8 | gesz-nu11 kalam-ma-ke4 gi-izi-la2 U4 sza-mu-ra-gal2 | The bed of the land is a reed mat for you. |
| 9 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 10 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 11 | x x U4 kalam-ma sag il2-la-a-ba | ... when the head was raised in the Land |
| 12 | x x DA x x ti-la-zu-ne | ... when you live |
| 13 | ki-sikil-e x x ur-sag ma-ra-an-x | The young woman ... the hero ... |
| 14 | x x x x-da mu-ra-da-an-tab | ... he added for you. |
| 15 | x x x ug3? lu-a mu-ra-an-DU | ... the people for you |
| 16 | x x x AN-zu-sze3 a-ba-ab-zi-zi-i | I will raise ... towards your ... |
| 17 | masz2 x x x NINDA2 a-ba-ga2-ga2 | an interest rate of ... is to be charged, |
| 18 | e2-gal-edin-na ki ni2 dub2-bu-za szu si ma-ra-ni-in-sa2 | In your Egaledena, where you sit with fearsomeness, he arranges the hand for you. |
| 19 | munus zi3 ni2 pa e3-a kalam-ma-me-en | I am the woman who makes the land manifest with her own flour. |
| 20 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 21 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 22 | ge6-ta en-nu-ug3 disz zal-la-ba | During the night watch, while passing by, |
| 23 | sipa-gin7 u2-ta zi-ga-zu-ne | When you rise up from the bed like a shepherd, |
| 24 | ur-sag-gin7 {gesz}tukul a-ma-ra-da-tab | Like a hero, I am smitten by weapons. |
| 25 | tug2-gum-ma a2-za i-ib2-du3 | he made a garment for you. |
| 26 | uzu nu-kusz2-u3-za za3 mi-ni-kesz2 | he bound your fattened flesh on your shoulder. |
| 27 | an-da iri-a dalla mi-ni-in-e3 | He made heaven shine brightly in the city. |
| 28 | {d}inanna ki-ta bara2 ku3-ga su zi du8-du8-a-me-en | Inanna, you are the one who cleans the hair from the earth on the holy dais. |
| 29 | ur 7(disz)-na giri3-zu bi2-in-gub | He set your foot on the 7 dogs. |
| 30 | pirig nemurx(|PIRIG.TUR|)-ra dur2-zu bi2-in-gar | He seated the lion and the eagle in your lap. |
| 31 | gu4 udu gurum2-ma mu-ra-an-DU | he brought the oxen and sheep for you at the inspection. |
| 32 | {d}lu2-lal3-e giri3-a mu-ra-an-DU | Lullal went at his feet. |
| 33 | szita2 sa nu-la2-e me3-a mu-e-da-ab-gur3-ru | The šita drum that cannot be dispersed in battle, you carry it with you. |
| 34 | lu2-ur3-ra za3-ba mu-e-szi-re7-re7-esz | They go at the side of the crook. |
| 35 | za3 ur-ra-ka mu-e-ri-la2-esz | they brought him to the side of the dog. |
| 36 | gu2-en-na-i7-da szukur2-sze3 mu-ra-an-dab5-be2-esz | they seized him as a sacrifice in the Gu’enna-ida canal. |
| 37 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 38 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 39 | ur KA-ga-na-ke4 udu ma-ra-ab-te x x | The dog of his mouth ... sheep for you. |
| 40 | ur usu-tuku am szu-bi-sze3 ma-ra-x x x | A strong dog, a wild bull ... for you. |
| 41 | x du10-tuku a-sza3 mu-ra-[...] | ... good ... the field for you |
| 42 | ki pesz-a sag-ki szu2-a [...] | (Sum) The place where the head is placed, the forehead is ... (Akk) In the place of the head, the head was placed |
| 43 | ur-mah ur-sag x x [...] | The lion, the hero |
| 44 | kur sag-ki-za ba-e-de3-gid2-da [...] | (Sum) The land that you have conquered (Akk) You have ... the land of your head |
| 45 | {d}inanna an-na nim gir2-me-en ki-a kuszum ta3-ga-me-en | I am Inanna of heaven, a lightning flashed in the sky, I am the one who touches the earth |
| 46 | sze-er-tab esz3 ib-gal-zu-a | The šertab priest of the shrine Ibgalzu |
| 47 | garza-zu me an-na-gin7 si u3-mu-ni-sa2 | Your garza priestess, like the divine powers of heaven, ... |
| 48 | garza2-zu me {d}en-ki-ka3-gin7 gesz-hur u3-mu-e-ni-hur | Your garza priestess, like Enki, you have chosen the divine plans. |
| 49 | ni2-zu an-na u3-mu-e-ni-us2 | Your aura stretches over the sky, |
| 50 | ki-sa2-a kan4 igi 4(disz)-za | on the ground, with a 4th gate |
| 51 | bara2 |KA.AN.NI.SI|-zu dur2-zu bi2-gar | You set up your dais, your seat. |
| 52 | {d}inanna a-a-zu {d}suen-gin7 an-sza3-ge am3-ge | Inanna, your father is like Suen in the midst of heaven. |
| 53 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la esz3 ib-gal-zu-a iti6-gin7 sza-mu-e3 | Ninegala, when your shrine Ibgalzu rises like the moonlight |
| 54 | garza-zu giri3 ba-ga2-ga2 | Your rites are set at your feet. |
| 55 | UR KA da-ga-na-ke4 sza-ba-ab-hal-ha-an | ... of his own free will he shall release. |
| 56 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 57 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 58 | gesz-ab-ba {gesz}kiszi17 gal hul mu2-a gir5-gir5-e-da-zu-ne | When you make the great juniper grow in its branches, |
| 59 | gu2-sag kur-ra zukum-ma-zu-ne | When you raise your head in the netherworld |
| 60 | ur-da a szub6 nag-ga2-zu-ne | When you bathe with water from a well, |
| 61 | ansze-kur-da ki-nu2 ak-a-zu-ne | When you lie down with the horse in the bed, |
| 62 | IM-da lil2-e sag3-ga-zu-ne | When you scatter the wind in the wind, |
| 63 | {d}inanna bar-szeg3 u4 gid2-da ta3-ta3-ge-da-zu-ne | Inanna, when you are to prolong the days of the barren storm |
| 64 | e2-ku3-nun-na uru2-ze2-eb{ki}-ba-za | in the E-kug-nuna of Uruzeb |
| 65 | bara2 nam tar-re-da dur2-zu bi2-gar | You set up your seat on the dais that determines fate. |
| 66 | za3-mu ezem {d}dumu-zi3-da-ke4 | at the festival of Dumuzi |
| 67 | nitalam-zu {d}ama-uszumgal-an-na | your spouse Amaušumgalana |
| 68 | en {d}dumu-zi3 sza-mu-e-ri-DU | Lord Dumuzi, ŠamūriDU |
| 69 | {d}inanna szu nu-gi4-a er2-ra nesag sza-mu-ra-ab-tum3 | Inanna, whose hand cannot be changed, may she bring you a nesag offering |
| 70 | a-pap kur-ra-ke4 gal2 sza-mu-ra-ab-tak4-x | May the water of the netherworld open for you |
| 71 | a mu pa3-da sza-mu-ri-dub | whose name was proclaimed by Šamur-dub, |
| 72 | en lu2-mah nin-dingir-bi | Lord Lu-maḫ and Nin-dingir |
| 73 | lu2 zi3 amalu ug5-ga-ne | Those who killed the amalu-priestess, |
| 74 | u2 szu bar-ra ma-ra-gu7-u3-ne | When they eat the food from outside, |
| 75 | a szu bar-ra ma-ra-na8-na8-ne | They will give you water to drink outside. |
| 76 | za3-ba bara2 ku3-zu szi-im-ri | At its edge, your holy dais is a dream. |
| 77 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 78 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 79 | {d}inanna an-da {d}en-lil2-da di ku5-ru-da-zu-ne | When you judge with Inanna, with An and Enlil |
| 80 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ta {d}en-ki-da nam tar-ra-zu-ne | Ninegala, when you decide a fate on earth, |
| 81 | sag3-sag3-ga-zu-ne lil2-e NA-zu-ne | When you are struck, when you are surrounded by a ghost. |
| 82 | ub-ta e3-a-zu-ne da-ta e3-a-zu-ne | When you leave the corner, when you leave, |
| 83 | ki-szar2-ra igi bar-ra-zu-ne | When you look at the world, |
| 84 | {d}inanna mar-uru5 szusz3-za su3-su3-da-zu-ne | Inanna, when you sweep your feet with a scepter |
| 85 | en gal |DU.DU| x [...] | Great lord |
| 86 | igi-du8-a sag-ki gul ma-ra-ab-ak-e | The doorkeeper smashes the head for you. |
| 87 | bara2 gesz-la2-ba-za dur2-zu bi2-gar | You sat on your dais of your throne. |
| 88 | gurusz {gesz}rab3 gar-ra szu-si ma-ra-[...] | The young man who was set on the throne ... for you |
| 89 | ama lu2 tu-ra-ke4 dumu ur2-ra mu-ra-ni-in-tum2-mu | The mother of the child-bearing man brings the child into the lap for you. |
| 90 | ama lu2 sag3 du11-ga-ke4 unu2 gal-za a im-ma-ab-zi-zi? | The mother of the one struck by a man raised water in your great dining hall |
| 91 | x si-ga i-im-ku4-de3-en | ... I will bring in ... |
| 92 | DI A x si-ga i-im-bar-re-en | (Sum) ... I am the one who sees ... (Akk) I see ... |
| 93 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 94 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 95 | giri17-dab-da nam-sipa al-ak-zu-ne | When you take care of the shepherdship, |
| 96 | PA x NUN? unu3-ta ab2-ba saman2 szub-ba-zu-ne | When you abandon the saman net from the ... of the prince(?) |
| 97 | i3 hi-a-zu-ne ga luh-ha-zu-ne | When you sprinkle oil, when you smear milk, |
| 98 | ur2 nitalam-za {d}dumu-zi3-da-ke4 ul gur3-ru-a-zu-ne | When you are joyful in your spouse's lap, Dumuzi |
| 99 | ur2 nitalam-za {d}dumu-zi3-da-ke4 hi-li-hi-li-a-zu-ne | When you rejoice at the lap of your spouse Dumuzi |
| 100 | kur-ra-igi-gal2 ki di ku5-ru-za | Kurraŋigigal, the place of judgment, |
| 101 | bara2 mah unu2 gal-e dur2 gar-ra-zu-ne | When you sit on the supreme dais in the great dining hall, |
| 102 | uz-ga ku3-ga sza-mu-ra-su8-ge-esz | they shall set you in holy uzga garments. |
| 103 | nu-mu-e-si3-ge-en gesz ma-ra-e-ne | I do not agree with you, they will cut for you. |
| 104 | {d}inanna nu-mu-e-da-sa2-e-ne | Inanna, they do not compare with you |
| 105 | kar-ke4 esz2-dam-ma mu-un-e11-de3-en | We go to the quay for the ešdam. |
| 106 | {d}gidim ab-ba szu2-szu2-ka ma-ra-ni-in-ku4-ku4-de3-en | “Gidim, you have brought me into the midst of the sea. |
| 107 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 108 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 109 | szusz3 masz2-ansze du8-du8-a-ba | when the cattle and goats were piled up, |
| 110 | gu4 udu tur3 amasz-e gi4-a-ba | When oxen and sheep returned to the cattlepen and sheepfold, |
| 111 | nin-gu10 mu nu-tuku-gin7 tug2 dili im-me-mu4 | My lady, like one who does not have a name, wore a single garment. |
| 112 | NUNUZ kar-ke4 gu2-za i-im-du3 | The nugig priestess built her throne. |
| 113 | esz2-dam-ta lu2 mu-dab5-me-en | You are the one who seized me from the granary. |
| 114 | ur2 nitalam-zu {d}dumu-zi3-da-ke4 kuszum ta3-ta3-ge-da-zu-ne | When your spouse Dumuzi stretches out a leather bag, |
| 115 | {d}inanna nigir-si 7(disz)-e ki-nu2 mu-e-da-ak-e | Inanna, the seven heralds, you make the bed. |
| 116 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 117 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 118 | u2-si-an mul-mu tesz2-bi-sze3 gur-ru-a-ba | When he returns the star of the sky together, |
| 119 | {d}utu agrun-na-sze3 ku4-ra-a-ba | when Utu entered the Agruna |
| 120 | {d}inanna i-zi-gin7 an-ta ni2 gur3-ru-a-zu-ne | When you, Inanna, like a rising flood, carry fear from heaven |
| 121 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-a sur2-du3{muszen}-gin7 szeg11 gi4-a-zu-ne | Ninegala, when you are to return like a raven to the earth |
| 122 | |KI.E.NE.DI| hub2 gub i3-ze2-x-x-en | I stand at the ‘seizing-of-the-mouth’, |
| 123 | hasz2-gal x-ni-ta i3-bala-x x | He ... the great apple tree ... |
| 124 | iti6-ta mul-sze3 im-DU | From the moonlight he goes to the star. |
| 125 | mul-ta iti6-sze3 im-DU | From the star he goes to the moonlight. |
| 126 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 127 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 128 | x RA TAB AB ge-na-ni hi-li x x x | ... his girlfriend, allure ... |
| 129 | gar-ra-zu u3-TU-ra-asz u3-mu-x x x | When you set your foundations, ... |
| 130 | szu-zu UL an-ta u3-mu-x x x | Your hand ... |
| 131 | x u3-mu-ni-du3 SU x x x x u3-mu-ni-ib2?-ta3-x x | He built ..., he ... |
| 132 | NI? ku10-ku10-ge x x x [...] | ... darkening(?) |
| 133 | a2-szu-giri3-ni u3-[...] | His feet ... |
| 134 | ama-ni sze-er-x [...] | His mother ... |
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| 139 | x x x [...] szu MI [...] | ... ... |
| 140 | x tur? mu?-da-du10 [...] tab? mu-un-da-[...] | He made the small(?) ... happy(?) |
| 141 | geme2 nin-a-ni [...] HI NI szum2-ma x x | The slave-girl of his mistress ... |
| 142 | e2-a-ni nig2?-gur11? x x x GISZ im-ma-x x x | His house, the property |
| 143 | dumu-a-ni x x mu-un-na-ab-x x | His son ... |
| 144 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 145 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-un-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, your Ki'ur is there, I want to speak of your greatness |
| 146 | x x x x x UR3? ge-na x [...] | (Sum) ... ... (Akk) |
| 147 | x x TU x x x u3?-mu-x x x x | ... ... |
| 148 | SZU? ZU? USZ? BI AN x u3?-x [...] | ... ... |
| 149 | x BA x LI x x x pa mu-na-an-e3? | ... made appear(?) for him |
| 150 | e2 x x x x x ba-gar x x ma-ra-an-du8-e | The house ... has been set up for you. |
| 151 | ZA x ZA x x nu2? du10-x-ge-da [...] DI | ... lying down(?) |
| 152 | x [...]-si-si-in | (Sum) ... (Akk) |
| 153 | AN [...] x x x za-e dingir mah-me-en | ... you are a supreme god |
| 154 | |GA2xX| x x x nu2 mu-da-ak?-e | ... lies down(?) |
| 155 | ki-nu2-bi? x x BUR DUB2 HI HI-a | Its bed ... the tablet |
| 156 | sila dagal uszumgal nu2-a-gin7 zi-ga mu-ni-ib-tum3-tum3 | like a wide serpentine rising in the street, |
| 157 | ki-sikil-e e2-mah mu-un-szub-be2 e2 x-gu10-gin7 mu-un-gul-e | The young woman abandons the Emah, she destroys the house like my ... |
| 158 | gurusz nam-mah?-zu mu-un-zu-a giri17 szu ba-ab-ta3-ge | The young man who knows your greatness has been seized by his nose |
| 159 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 160 | {d}nin-e2-gal ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegal, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 161 | [...] x E la2-a-ba | ... that is left |
| 162 | x x [...]-gin7 x x x TU? x x-ne? | Like ... |
| 163 | x [...]-gal2-la-ba | In its ..., |
| 164 | [...] zi-ga | ... raised |
| 165 | [...] x tum3 | ... brought |
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| 186 | [...] x DU? | ... ... |
| 187 | x x x im-mi-in-tar sag x x mu-na-ni-in-rig7 | He decreed ... and presented it to him. |
| 188 | ki-gub-ba-zu MU ZU x x-am3 | Your standing place ... |
| 189 | e2-gal-edin za3-ba um-mi-in-x | In the Egaledena ... at its edge. |
| 190 | {d}udug hul {d}lamma hul gaba-bi im-ta-an-ri | The evil udug demon and the evil lamma demon have seized their chests. |
| 191 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 192 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 193 | x x NIG2 ki sza3 te |KA.AN.NI.SI|-zu | (Sum) ... (Akk) The ... of your heart |
| 194 | {d}inanna? ki-sikil hi-li-a-gin7 u6-e sza-ba-ab-gub-be2 | Inanna, like a young woman in allure, may the udug bird stand there |
| 195 | x x KA gal2 sza-mu-ra-ab-tak4 | ... open for you. |
| 196 | nu-gig |KA.AN.NI.SI|-zu unu2 szuba ma-ra-ab-la2 | The nugig priestess, your KA.AN.NI.SI₂.Šuba-vessel has been smashed for you |
| 197 | x gal lu2 garza-ke4 | the great ..., the one of the rites |
| 198 | x x e2-bi me3 zi-ga uh2 ku mu-un-e3 | ... this house, rising in battle, he brought out pure uḫu-plant. |
| 199 | e2-e2-a in-ku4-ku4-de3-en | I will enter the house. |
| 200 | e-sir2-e-sir2-ra gu2 mu-un-gid2-gid2-de3-en | I will keep yelling at you in the street. |
| 201 | nin x tu5-a |KA.AN.NI.SI| u3-mu-un-si szu-nir-zu u3-mu-un-ak | Lady ..., lord, you are the one who makes your hand bow down. |
| 202 | ki-sikil |SZAG4.TUR| gub-ba-za hi-li ba-ni-in-ta3-ge-en6 | The young woman who is stationed in your station, has been adorned with allure. |
| 203 | lu2 x x tur3-ra mu-ni-in-pa3-de3 [...]-ra-an-DU | The man ... in the cowshed ... |
| 204 | x x x ZA NIG2-zu A mu-ra-an-DU a-ra-zu MU x x | ... your property ... a prayer ... |
| 205 | {d}inanna nin me szar2-ra-me-en dingir nu-mu-e-da-sa2 | I am Inanna, the lady of all the divine powers, no god can equal you. |
| 206 | {d}nin-e2-gal-la ki-ur3-zu mu-gal2 nam-mah-za ga-am3-du11 | Ninegala, I want to speak of your greatness in your Ki'ur. |
| 207 | {d}inanna nin me gal-gal-la-me-en | I am Inanna, the lady of the great mes |
| 208 | ama-zu {d}nin-gal nig2 gal-gal-la [...] | Your mother, Ningal, the great things |
| 209 | a-a-zu {d}suen ab2 ku3 gal-gal [...] | Your father Suen, the great cow |
| 210 | szesz-zu szul {d}utu x GISZ PI? gal-gal [...] | Your brother, youth Utu |
| 211 | nitalam {d}ama-uszumgal-an-na [...] | the spouse of Amaušumgalana |
| 212 | su8-ba en {d}dumu-zi3 NI x [...] | The shepherd, lord Dumuzi |
| 213 | lagar3 ki ag2-zu {d}nin-szubur [...] | Your beloved lagar, Ninšubur |
| 214 | e-ri-ib ki ag2-zu {d}gesztin-an-na [...] | Your beloved servant, Geštinana |
| 215 | [...] x x x x x mu-ni-in-[...] | ... he ... |
| 216 | [...] x [...] | |
| 217 | [...] | |
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