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CDLI Literary 000673 (Nanna D) composite (P478893)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000673 (Nanna D) composite
IDP478893
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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1lu-lu-a-bi x x x x lu-lu-a-bi u2-szim _ki-ma_ ki dar-re-damIts lulû-demons ... , its lūlu-demonics šima ki darredam.
2x-a {d}nanna lu-lu-a-bi u2-szim ki dar-re-damThe ... of Nanna, all of it, is to be set upon the ground.
3x-bi {na4}za-gin3 dur5-ru-am3Its ... is lapis lazuli.
4x-bi {d}nanna e3-a-am3Its ... is Nanna coming out.
5ab2-szilam amar-bi-da an-da-lu {na4}szuba suh-a-am3The cow with its calf is full of šuba stones.
6x x x x im?-mi-du3 tesz2-bi um-me-x bi2-ib2-gal2he built, and together he put
7x x x x-bi-a x mu-un-suh-suh-e... he screams.
8lu2 ab2-e ki ag2-ga2-am3 tur3-ra mu-un-lah5The cows are beloved, they bring them into the cattlepen.
9x x lu2 ab2-e ki ag2-ga2-am3 ab2-e mu-un-ni10-ni10... the one who loves cows, the cows roam around.
10u2 ab2 gal-a-ni mu-na-an-DU i3-bi i3-dulu-i _i-il-li-ip_his big cows he brought for him, his eyes he covered, he fell.
11ax x i3 du10-ga {dug}szakir3good oil in a churn
11btur 7(disz)-e KA sza?-na-ab-bala-e _i-x-ra?-a-tim_The seven gate(s) of the šanabbalâ-festival
12x x x i3-bi i3 ku3-ga-am3 ga-bi ga ku3-ga-am3... its oil is pure oil, its milk is pure milk.
13x x tur3 ku3-tafrom the ... of the holy cowshed
14sikil-la dulu-e _el-pu_ munus-e nu-gu7-eThe pure one does not eat the woman's work.
15x tur3-ra tusz-a-na tur3-re a-ar2 im-si... sitting in the cowshed, he cries out loudly.
16[...]-e tur3-ra tusz-a-na tur3 me-te-asz bi2-ib-gal2... in his stall where he sat, he has a suitable stall.
17{e2}tur3 giri17-zal-am3 {d}nanna lugal-la-am3The stall is joy, Nanna is king.
18x {d}suen-na-ka-am3 {d}nanna lugal-la-am3It is the ... of Suen, Nanna is king.
19lugal? uri2?{ki}-ma mi2 zi3 iri in-ga-am3-meThe king of Ur treated the city well
20[...]-bi?-ta? ku6 muszen su3-ga-am3From its ... fish and birds are sparrows
21[...]-bi-ta ku6 muszen su3-ga-am3... fish and birds are sparrows
22[...]-bi ku6-am3 diri-bi muszen-am3... its ... is fish, its surpassing is bird
23[...]-bi ku6-am3 diri-bi muszen-am3... its ... is fish, its surpassing is bird
24mu-un-du3 _x-s,i-i-ma_ ku6-e a?-ab-gur _i-ir-te-e_he built.
25mu-un-du3 amar-e ha-ma-gu7-eMay the calf eat it!
26mu-un-du3 ab2-e ha-ma-gu7-eMay the cow eat it!
27x x x mu-un-gu7-e... eats.
28x mu-un-na8-na8... he drinks.
29x x RI...;
30gal2?
31x na-namindeed
32x x x tur-e... the young
33lu2? mu?-DU?the man(?) who(?)
34x x x
35x ki?-sze3? ge26?-e [...]... to the earth(?)
36tur3? x-e lu2? hu-x-[...]The stall ... the man(?)
37[...]-ra? nibru{ki}-a nam hu-[...]... in Nippur a fate
38uri2?{ki}-sze3 x [...]to Ur
39[...]
40x x x-a ki x E x x... [......]
41bala-bala-e {d}nanna-kamIt is a balabala of Nanna

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