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CDLI Literary 000671 (Nanna B) composite (P478891)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000671 (Nanna B) composite
IDP478891
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary

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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1me-a-am-ra me-e mu-un-[...]For me, I ...
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21ur2 mu-u4-na-gu10 [...]My lap of his birth mother
22szul x [...]Youth ...
23ab2-a-na [...]His cows
24ki-ga ag2-gu10 LU2{mu-lu} [...]My beloved spouse, the man
25me-e da-DU _lu-ul-lik_ [...]The water of the river ... I will go ....
26u3-mu-un-da _it-ti_ ki-bi-x _a-sza-ri?-isz_ [...]“Lord, together with ... ...
27nitalam-gu10 [...]My spouse
28{d}nin-gal lu2 x [...]Ningal, the one who
29i3 ab2 ku3-ga? [...]oil of the pure cow
30szu sikil giri3 x [...]Hand of pure hands, feet
31sa6?-ga?-gu10 x [...]My beautiful(?)
32x x gisz-gi ki-e-ne-di [...]... the reedbeds of the forecourt
33x x gi-du3-e gir2 saga11 ga-[...]I want to ... the reed mat with good nails
34{gi}en3-bar du10-ga-sze3 x ga-[...] _lu-ri-id_I want to ... a sweet reed basket
35in-nin u5-bi2{muszen}-ra nig2-u2-rum-bi _ma-kur?-ru?_ [...]For the lady, the ubi bird, its nig’urum(?) is a flood(?)
36nunuz-bi mu-ra-ab-ri gud3 ga-x [...]Its horns ... for you, I want to ... the oxen.
37zirrux(|EN.NU.NUNUZ.ZI.DINGIR.NANNA|) {d}nin-gal u5-bi2{muszen} [...]Zirru, Ningal, the ubi bird
38i3 dug-a{i-na szi-ki-in-nim} nir? [...] u3-mu-e-szi-xThe oil of his jugs, the šikinnu-vessel, the noble one(?)
39u4? x x-ba gug2-sze3 u3-mu-e-ni-[...] _u2-ur?-ra-am a-na ku-uk-ki szu?-[...]_When ... to the throne ...
40ambar mah-a suhur{ku6}-ra SZEN um-ma-ni-x-[...] _ba-ra?-[...]_In the exalted marsh, in the marshland, the fisherman ...
41lu2{ki}-sikil ku4-da tur-re szu um-mi?-[...]The maiden who entered, the young one ...
42ama ugu-zu {d}nin-gi-ku3-ga [...]Your birth mother, Ningikuga
43{d}nin-gal e2-zu-sze3 ge26-e ga-mu-ra-da-geNingal, I will bring it with you to your house.
44ab2 tur3-ra um-mi-ge?-na x x-ba? _isz-tu USZ? x UL ZA (x x)_If a cow ... in a stall
45{dug}szakir3 ku3?-ga? ga? ku3? u3-mu-ra-xThe pure churn, the pure milk
46{d}szu-ni-du7 kin-ga2 u3-mu-e-ni-dun5?-a _a?-na ma-a-s,i-im_“Šunidu, in my work I have sworn by you—
47lu2{ki}-sikil amar x tur-ra-gu10-sze3 ga _szi-iz-ba-am_ u3-mu-un?-x x nam-ma-xTo the maiden, my little calf, milk ... lord(?)
48i3 hi-a ga luh-ha mu-ra?-x x _ba-x-x_oil, milk, and milk ... for you
49{d}nin-gal e2-zu-sze3 ge26-e ga-mu-ra-da-ge _lu-ul-li-ka-ak-ki_Ningal, I want to go with you to your house! Lullikak
50me-a-am e?-me-da nu-me-a“Who is it that does not know?
51ki-ga ag2-gu10 x x-ba nu-usz-mu-e-szi-di-di-inMy beloved ... I will not go there.
52{d}nin?-gi-ku3?-ga-da nu-me-awas not Ningikugda
53x DI nu-usz-mu-e-szi-di-di-in... we will go.
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55u3-mu-un {d}nanna? tum3-ma-ab [...] _ia-szi-im? [...]_Lord Nanna, bring it to me
56dag su8-ba e2? sze de5-de5-ga _i-na si3-ri?-im bi-it ip2-ri-im_a shepherd's stall, a house of barley rations, in the street(?) of the house of Iprim
57u3-mu-un-gu10 e2 ga2-nun-na me-e du5-mu-ra-di-di-inMy lord, I want to go with you to the house of the Ganuna.
58me-a-am u6 di kalam?-ma du5-mu-ra-da-di-di-inI want to go with you to the place where beautiful things are to be seen in the land
59{d}nanna-gu10? i-lu?-zu ze2-ba-am3 i-lu sza3-ab-ga2-kamMy Nanna, your lament is sweet, it is the lament of my heart
60bala-bala-e {d}nanna-kamIt is a balabala of Nanna

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