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CDLI Literary 000686 (Nanna fragment a) composite (P478905)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000686 (Nanna fragment a) composite
IDP478905
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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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1nam2 nun-e sag-kal e2-kur-ra ni2 x [...]The princely fate, foremost one of the Ekur, fearsomeness ...
2{d}suen-e zi-le {d}en-lil2-la2 zi-gal2 [...]Suen, the true one of Enlil, the one who has life
3amar gug hi-li szu tag-ga su3-ra2-ag2 [...]... calf with allure, adorned in allure
4nun x-asz sag-ki-bi lum-lum musz3-bi x [...]The prince ... its forehead is bright, its face ...
5{d}suen-e ur-sag ne3 gal tuku nam-gur4-bi [...]Suen, the hero with great strength, whose strength
6[...] utah?-he sikil i-lim ki dagal-la ni2 te A [...]... the pure utaḫhe prayer(?), the god of the broad earth, fear ...
7[...] dingir-re-e-ne pa e3 [...]... made manifest by the gods
8[...] gal-le-esz IGI x x [...]... great ...
9[...] x te?-bi an ki-a kur2? [...]... strange in heaven and earth
10[...] ti-la-bi sag x [...]... its life ...
11[...]-da mi-ni?-[...]... with(?)
12[...] x x [...]
13[...] x [...]
14[...] nam?-te? x [...]... life(?)
15[...] x nam-gu10 nu-mu-un-[...]... my fate did not
16x {d}en-lil2-la2-me-en mu mu-un?-gi i3-pa3-de3 [...]I am the ... of Enlil, the one who returns the name(?)
17ni2? nam-en-nam nam-gal-la-ka mu du10? nu-pa3-de3 nam-gal [...]The fear of en-ship and greatness(?) cannot be undone(?), greatness
18ama-gu10 a-a-gu10-ur2 du11-ga-na-ab nam-x [...]Speak to my mother, my father ...
19kur gal {d}en-lil2-ra du11-ga-na-ab [...]Speak to the great mountain Enlil
20dingir szesz-gu10-gin7 nam-{gesz}gal? nam?-[...]Like my brother's god, the greatness(?)
21ama-a-ni {d}nin-lil2-le nitalam x [...]His mother Ninlil, the spouse of
22kur gal {d}en-lil2-ra inim-ma mi-ni-[...]Great Mountain Enlil spoke a word
23mu-u4-na-gu10 dumu-zu {d}suen-e [...]My young man, your son Suen
24du5-mu zi-le i-lu sza3-ba nam [...]The true son, the lament in his heart ...
25u3-tu ama ab-a za-e mu-un-x x [...]Utu, mother of the sea, you ...
26nun ka silim e2-kur-ra lum-lum ki-ur3-ra [...]Prince, who opens the mouth of the Ekur, brightens the Kiʾur
27mu-nu12 ab2 x [...]The herdsman of the cows
28{d}suen-e x [...]Suen
29du5-mu nun [...]The princely son

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