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CDLI Literary 000682 (Nanna M) composite (P478902)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000682 (Nanna M) composite
IDP478902
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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1nam nu-ne ga-ra-na en gal a-na ka-da u3-aI want to say unfavourable things to him. Great lord, when you open your mouth, woe!
2e-ri ab-ba-ge-en ni ba-ri-a-taAfter you have sworn by the command of Abbagen,
3su2-en igi da-gal2 e-si u3-ri-maSuen, wide-eyed one, ... of Ur.
4e su2-en nam nu-neThe house of Suen does not decide fate.
5e-ri ab-ba-ge-en ni ba-ri-a-taAfter you have sworn by the command of Abbagen,
6su2-en igi da-gal2 e-si u3-ri-maSuen, wide-eyed one, ... of Ur.
7kur-ra du-da-ni5 gi-ir-za-la e-da-niWhen he goes to the netherworld, he rides the ziggurat.
8an nu-gi-a bi2-ri-ag2? u3-szu-galAn, the nugig priestess, he made great(?)
9en ga-ba-gal2-le-athe lord who is to be present,
10su2-en ka szu-gal e-si u3-ri-maSuen, the great mouth of Ur,
11{d}nanna kur-ra du-da-ni5 gi-ir-za-laNanna, when he goes to the netherworld, the ziggurat
12e-da-ni5 a nu-gi-a bi-ri-ag2? u3-szu-galHis father, a nugig priestess, he is the great hero
13en ga-ba-gal2-le-athe lord who is to be present,
14su2-en ka szu-gal e-si u3-ri-maSuen, the great mouth of Ur,
15ni5-pa3-ra i-ni-gar szu du BA E NI szu gi4?(Sum) The nipaŋara priestess ... (Akk) He ... the nipsel ...
16mi-ne ga2-ga2-ni5 lu2-gal-gu10 pa-ra-ga tu-a-ni5Why is he lying down? My king lies down in a pitfall.
17u3-nu gal-a-ni5 pa-an-su-ur2 a-na-ke4 szu im-ma-gi-giHis great udug priestess, the one of the heavens, returned it to him.
18{d}nanna ni5-pa3-ra i-ni-gar szu du BA E NI szu gi4?For Nanna, the nipa priestess, he placed ...
19mi-ne ga2-ga2-ni5 lu2-gal-gu10 pa-ra-ga tu-a-ni5Why is he lying down? My king lies down in a pitfall.
20u3-nu gal-la-a-ni5 pa-an-su-ur2 a-na-ke4 szu im-ma-gi-giHis great udug priestess has turned away from the water.
21x x-ne me-am mu-nu-ru-ru-ur2 giri17-za-la-e... he is tearing out ... for you.
22x-bi? KU KA nam me-te-gal2 sag gi-gi... appropriate for the head(?)
23dumu-sag {d}en-lil2-la i-gi-ni5 ma-ra-szi-gal2the first-born son of Enlil, his eyes are open for you
24x x-ne me-am mu-nu-ru-ur2 giri17-za-la-e... he lights up with all of you.
25x-bi? KU KA nam me-te-gal2 sag gi-gi... appropriate for the head(?)
26dumu-sag {d}en-lil2-la2 i-gi-ni5 ma-ra-szi-ga2-alThe first-born son of Enlil has set his eyes upon you.

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