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CDLI Literary 000672 (Nanna C) composite (P478892)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000672 (Nanna C) composite
IDP478892
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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1e2 {d}utu e3-a ki-en-gi-rathe house where Utu came out, in Sumer
2e2-kisz-nu-gal2 szu-luh dadag-ga-am3The Ekišnugal is a pure cleansing ritual.
3e2 {d}nanna nam-mah-za ga-ri-du11I want to praise the house of Nanna in your greatness
4esz3 ma? uri2{ki} mu-zu pa ga-an-e3I want to make your name shine in shrine Urim
5hur-sag sikil sza3 ku3-ta e3-acoming forth from the pure mountain range,
6uri2{ki} igi-gal2 _ta-szi-im-tum_ an urasz-aUr, the eye-witness of battle, An and Uraš
7e2-temen-ni2-guru3-a tum2-mafitting for the E-temen-ni-guru
8an-da nam-lugal _szar-x x_ mu-un-da-e-bawith An ... the kingship ...
9nam-mah-zu kur-kur-re ba-x x xYour greatness covers all the lands
10su3-ra2-sze3 mu-zu pa ga-an-e3I want to make your name resplendent for you forever!
11szu-luh nam-en-na-ke4 si bi2-sa2-ahe correctly performed the šuluh ritual of en-ship.
12uri2{ki}-ma dur2 ki ba-ni-[...]-garIn Ur he established a dwelling place
13mu-zu du10-ga-am3 nun-e mu-un-x xYour name is good, the prince ...
14inim ku3-zu an-ra sza-mu-sa6 xYour holy word to An ...
15en-he2-du7-an-na-gu10 an-na he2-diriMay my Enheduana surpass heaven!
16szu-luh ge6-par4-ra SI [...]The šuluh of the gipar ...
17me nam-en-na ba-ab-[...]The divine powers of lordship ...
18ge6-par4-ra dib-dib-be2 x xPassing by in the gipar ...
19{d}asz-im2-babbar-re [...]Ašimbabbar
20[...]
21zi? [...]True(?)
22szir3 DI [...]Song ...
23szir3 ku3 [...]Holy song
24nun-e x [...]The prince ...
25gesztu2 [...]... wisdom
26me gal-gal-la [...]The great mes
27an {d}en-lil2 GI? [...]An, Enlil
28{d}nin-gal-la [...]Ningal
29he2-diri u3-tu [...](Sum) I am the one who multiplies ... (Akk) I have multiplied ...
30{d}asz-im2-babbar-re x x x [...]Ašimbabbar
31iti6 nig2 du10-gin7 x URU? [...]Like a good moonlight ... the city
32ge6-par4 sza3 hul2-la-gu10 [...]The Ŋipar, my joyful heart
33an {d}en-lil2-bi [...]An and Enlil
34ama {d}nin-gal hi-li [...]Mother Ningal, allure
35zirrux(|EN.NU.NUNUZ.ZI.DINGIR.NANNA|) [...]Zirru priestess
36en-he2-du7-an-na [...]En-ḫedu-ana
37lugal-gu10 [...]My king
38me gal-gal-la-ni [...]His great mes
39szir3 ku3 su3-ra2-ag2 GA [...]... a pure song ...
40mu-zu A GAR? x KI [...]Your name
41en-he2-du7-an-na an-na [...]En-ḫedu-ana of heaven
42la-la x lu2-e [...]Lala ... the man
43[...]
1lu2 szu-luh-zu mu-un-zu-aThe one who knows your cleansing ritual
2[...]-e hu-mu-un-ak-e... may he do
3[...]-zu unu sikil-la sza-ra-an-du3Your ... is built for you in a pure cella
4x x nu2-a _szu-un-nu-um_ nu-un-szi-ku4-ku4... lying down, he does not enter.
5sze-zu |GA2xGI|? sikil-la ma-ra-ar3-ar3-e _it,-t,e-e-en-kum_Your barley is poured out for you in a pure ...,
6ar3-ar3-ra-zu _E2? t,e6-x-nu_ unu-na la-ba-e-nu2 _u2-ul usz-ta-a-an_If he does not sleep, he will not be able to sleep.
7nig2-ar3-ra-zu _mu-un-da-ka_ a nu-ta3-geYour nig-ar-ra-zu of the lord does not leave.
8munu4-zu nig2 szu bala nu-ak-damYour malt is something that cannot be changed.
9e2-gal {d}suen-na lu2 a-na-zu mu-un-zuPalace of Suen, who can know of you?
10al-la2-e _i-na e-ri-isz-tim_ gudug-e-ne-kaI will carry. In the rites of your gudug priests
11{gi}ma-sa2-ab ku4-ku4-dam asil3-la2 di-damThe reed bed is to be brought in, the joy to be felt.
12e2 du10-ge-da e2 ga2-ga2-dam _szu-x-x-a-am_a good house, a house that is to be ...
13ki szu-luh ku3-ga si sa2-e-damThe place of the holy šuluh ritual is to be arranged correctly.
14{d}nin-gal en-he2-du7-an-na-gu10My Ningal of Enheduana,
15x-zu ki-bi hu-mu-na-gi4-gi4May your ... be restored for him.
16x {d}nanna mi2 ga-e-du11I want to praise Nanna
17x {d}suen mu-zu pa ga-an-e3... Suen, I want to make your name known
18gisz-gi4-gal2-bi-imIt is its gišgigal.
19bala-bala-e {d}nanna-kamIt is a balabala of Nanna

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