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CDLI Literary 000683 (Nanna N) composite (P478903)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000683 (Nanna N) composite
IDP478903
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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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1ur2 NE-ru an ku3-ge si-aThe ... lap of holy An
2ku-zu-e mi-li gur-u3-aYour lips are full of radiance,
3nanna me-en-zu ku-ku-guYou are Nanna, you are a kukugu.
4en di-il5 en UD u4 an-ne szi-xLord, exalted lord, ... day and night.
5u3-na ba-ba-ra u4 x [...]When ...
6an ki-a na de5 szi-[...]In heaven and earth ...
7dingir-me-en a2? x [...]I am a god
8ki-u3-lu?-x [...]The kiulu(?) priestess
9su x x [...]... ...
10x ku3 si gur e-a-zu-neWhen you turn the ... into silver,
11x x mi-li-im-mu na-il5Ilīmu, porter.
12x x-zu ku3-ga-am da-da-gaYour pure ... is to be admired.
13e i lu2-gal-gu10 u3 zi szi-mu-nuOh, my king, come on!
14{d}nanna ku3 si gur? e-a-zu-neNanna, when you set your horns in silver,
15x x mi-li-im-mu na-il5Ilīmu, porter.
16x x-zu ku3-ga-am da-da-gaYour pure ... is to be admired.
17e i lu2-gal-gu10 u3 zi szi-mu-nuOh, my king, come on!
18sa sze RI en sza-ge ba-da-na... the lord who was chosen in the heart.
19ur2 ku-zu pa3 e szi-mi-nuMake your holy lap resplendent,
20x-la bar KU ba en KA-KA nu-si-li-ge... does not purify ...
21u3 bi-na zi a-na szu-du sa2 ha-pa-duand Bina, faithfully to the šudu-priestess, is praised.
22ki-sa2-al ma-he ninda ba-ga2-ra-zuYour great courtyard, where food is presented,
23ti-gi ni5 du-ge si ha-pa3-ne-sa2May the tigi priestess and the ug-priestess choose her righteous one.
24um-mi na-na ti-gi mu-ra-an-duThe mother, Nana, went down to the Tigi.
25{d}nanna ki-sa2-al ma-he ninda ba-ga2-ra-zuNanna, when you have set out your food in the great courtyard
26ti-gi ni5-in du-ge si ha-pa-ne-sa2May the tigi priestess, the mighty one, set the righteous one in order.
27um-mi na-na ti-gi mu-ra-an-duThe mother, Nana, went down to the Tigi.
28uru2{ri}-zu he-ga2-la he-da-an-duMay your city be built in abundance.
29u3-ri-ma gu an-sze3 he-en-zi-geIn Ur, may he raise his neck to heaven.
30en di-il5 en UD u4 su-u4-szu ul-a-sze3Lord, exalted one, lord of distant days,
31{d}nanna uru2{ri}-zu he-ga2-la he-da-an-duNanna, may your city be full of abundance.
32u3-ri-ma gu an-sze3 he-en-zi-geIn Ur, may he raise his neck to heaven.
33en di-il5 en UD u4 su-u4-szu ul-a-sze3Lord, exalted one, lord of distant days,

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