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FM 07, 006 (P479791)

Letter, Old Babylonian, Mari · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationFM 07, 006
IDP479791
Museum no.NMSDeZ — ?
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Der-ez-Zor, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotMari (mod. Tell Hariri)
Coordinates34.5504, 40.8887

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)
obverse
1[a-na] be#-li2-ia qi2-bi2-[ma]Speak to my lord
2[um]-ma# da-ri-isz-li-burThus Darišlibūr
3[ARAD2]-ka-a-mayour servant
4ki-ma a-na tu-ut-tu-ul{ki}like to Tuttul
5ak-szu-du t,e4-em _lugal-mesz_news of the kings
6i-na a-hi-ti-ia asz2-ta-a-al-maI sat down with my brother, and
7um-ma-a-mi su-mu-da-bi-ithe mother of Sumu-dabi,
8ha-ar-du#-um u3 sa-am-si-{d}iszkurḪardum and Samsi-Addu
9isz-tu da-ad-mi#-imfrom Dādmum
10a-na se2-er-da{ki} il-li-ku-nimto Šerda they went
11[_e2_]-it 1(disz) a-wi-lim _lu2_ ia#-hu-ra{ki}a house of 1 man, a man of Yahura
12[i]-na# se2-er-da i-ba-asz-szithere will be in the future.
13[_u4 n]-kam_-mi i-na _e2_-it a-wi-lim sza-ti usz#-bunth day, in that man's house he dwelled.
14[u3 ki]-a-am di-bu-szu-nuand as their case
15[um-ma]-mi szu-nu-ma isz-tu i-na#-[an]-na#They are saying: "From now on
16[_iti] u4 3(u)-kam_-mi a-di# ma-ti-niThe 30th day of the month, as far as our country
17[la-a ni-ir-ru]-bu#we shall not enter.
18[...]
19[...]
reverse
1[it-ta-la]-ka-asz-szu-nu-szi#-im#has come to them
2[_dumu-mesz_] szi#-ip-ri-szu-nusons of their work
3[a-na ah-hi]-szu-nu ka-ia-ni-iszsteadfastly
4[it-ta-na]-al#-la-kuthey keep going
5[tup-pa]-tim# ma-ah-re-tim-maearlier tablets
6[li]-it#-ba-lu-szu-nu-szi-immay they keep them alive.
7[an]-ni-tamThis
8[i-na] tu-ut-tu-ul{ki} esz-mein Tuttul he heard
9[sza]-ni-tam i-na a-hu-na-a{ki}another in Ahunaya
10_2(disz) munus-usz-bar 1(disz) lu2-azlag2 3(disz) _ansze hi-a_2 weavers, 1 fuller, 3 homers of wheat
11_1(u) tug2 hi-a 1(disz) munus_ asz-sza-as-su210 hi-a garments, 1 woman, his wife
121(disz) _dumu_-szu sza ha-ar-di-im1 son of Ḫardum,
13a-na ha-ar-di-im qe2-er-bi-iszin the middle of battle
14[i-ba-szu]-u2there is
15[sza esz]-mu-u2of the ešmû
16[a-na be-li2-ia asz]-pu-ra-amI wrote to my lord
17[i-na a-hi-ti]-iain my absence
18[t,e4]-ma#-amreport
19[sza e-le-eq-qe2]-emwhich he took
20[a-na be]-li2#-iato my lord
21[a-sza]-ap#-pa-ra-amI shall send.

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