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CDLI Literary 000657 (Inanna and Dumuzi Z) composite (P478880)

Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000657 (Inanna and Dumuzi Z) composite
IDP478880
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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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1ama ugu-gu10 za-a-ra ga2-a im-mi-in-tu-u4-enMy birth mother gave birth to me for you.
2ga-sza-an-gal?-gu10 za-a-ra ga2-a im-mi-in-tu-u4-enMy Gašangal gave birth to me for you
3x x-un?-ma-al-e-en sza3-ab ki-ig ag2-ga2 i3-duYou are the one who loves(?) the heart
4x x-da-ga2 sza3-ab ki-ig ag2-ga2 bi2-duIn my ..., he built a beloved heart.
5x x de3-mu-un-szi-du me-e mu-szi-hul2-en... may he come out for you, I will rejoice over you.
6{d}du5-mu-zi3 de3-mu-un-szi-du me-e mu-da-hul2-enMay Dumuzi rejoice over you, I will rejoice with you.
7x x GISZ KU TUM? x me?-e? mu-na?-x-BU... I(?)
8{d}du5-mu-zi3 de3-[...] x [...]May Dumuzi
9x [...]
1x x [...]
2mu-u4-na-gu10 gu2-da ga2-la2-e-en-de3-enWe will lay my young man on the shoulder.
3ga2-nu e-ne di de3-hul2-le?-en-de3-enCome on, we shall rejoice
4{d}ama-uszum-gu10 gu2-da ga2-la2-e-en-de3-enMy Amaʾušum, let us go on the bank!
5ga2-nu e-ne di4? de3-hul2-le?-en-de3-enCome on, we shall rejoice
6gu5-li an-na u3-mu-un ag2 sza3-ba-gu10The one of heaven, my lord, what is in his heart,
7ur5 sa6-ge sza3 hul2-la {d}utu-me he2-me-enMay you be our happy heart and happy heart,
8u3-mu-un-ra da-an-szi-ge me-e du5-mu-na-da-ab-du11I want to speak to the lord.
9u3-mu-un sza3-ab-ga2 me-e du5-mu-ne-de-be2Lord of my heart, I want to speak to them.
10ki {d}mu-ul-lil2-da x KU IM? DI?-enWith Enlil ...
11a-a-gu10 {d}suen-e sza3-ge bi2-in-pa3-de3-enMy father Suen chose me there.
12sza3-ab-ga2 bi2-in-pa3-de3-en me-e mu-lu sza3-ba-geYou chose me in my heart, I am the one of my heart.
13aga zi3 men ku3 sag-za ma-ra-ni-ma-alHe placed a holy crown on your head as a crown of flour.
14dim3-me-er gal-gal-e-ne i-bi2-bi sza-mu-un-gub-enMay the great gods stand before you.
15{d}a-nun-na-ke4-ne mu-lu dalla bi2-in-e3-aThe Anuna, the one who adorned it with splendor,
16mu-u4-na-gu10 gu2-da ga2-la2-e-en-de3-enWe will lay my young man on the shoulder.
17mu-nu2 gi-rin-ga2-da ga-ba-e-nu2-en-de3-enLet us lie down with the reed bed!
18{d}ama-uszum-gu10 gu2-da ga2-la2-e-en-de3-enMy Amaʾušum, let us go on the bank!
19mu-nu2-da gi-rin-ga2-da ga-ba-x-nu2-en-de3-enLet us lie down with the bed in my lap.

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