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RIME 1.09.05.01, ex. add05 (P481719)

Official or display, ED IIIb · c. 2500 BCE–2340 BCE

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DesignationRIME 1.09.05.01, ex. add05
IDP481719
Museum no.SM T.3860
CollectionSlemani Museum, Sulaimaniya, Iraq
LanguageSumerian
PeriodED IIIb · c. 2500 BCE–2340 BCE
GenreOfficial or display

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)
surface a col 1
1{d}en-lil2Enlil,
2lugal kur-kur-raking of all the lands
3ab#-ba dingir-dingir-[re2]-ne#-ke4the elders of the gods
4[inim] gi#-[na-ni-ta]by his regular word
5'[na-ru2-a]-biits stele
6'[i3]-bux(PAD)he brought.
7'edin# lagasz{ki}-sze3to the plain of Lagaš
8'i3-kux(DU)he brought.
9'{d}nin-gir2-suFor Ningirsu
10'ur-sag {d}en-lil2-la2-ke4the hero of Enlil
11'inim si-sa2-ni-taby his righteous command
12'umma{ki}-dawith Umma
surface a col 2
1dam-ha-rafor Damhara;
2e-da-akhe killed.
3inim {d}en-lil2-la2-taby the command of Enlil
4sa szu4 gal bi2-szu4(Sum) The saŋ drum, the great drum, was played (Akk) The big drum was played
5|ISZ.DU6.KID2|#-bi#Its ritual
6edin-na ki ba-ni-us2#-us2#In the steppe he established a place for him
7'[lu2] umma{ki}-ke4#the man of Umma
8'ur5-sze3 i3-gu7he ate as a substitute.
9'ku5-ra2 ba-us2cut off;
10'4(szar'ugal@c){gal} guru740+šar’ugal silo
11'ba-kux(KWU147)delivery;
12'bar sze-bi nu-da-su3-su3-da-kaThe outside of the barley is not torn out.
13'ur-lum-maUrlumma
14'ensi2governor
15'umma{ki}-ke4of Umma
16'e ki-sur-rathe house of the boundary territory
17'{d}nin-gir2-su-kaof Ningirsu
18'e ki-sur-rathe house of the boundary territory
19'{d}nanszeFor Nanše
surface a col 3
1a-e i3-mi-e3The water came out.
2na-ru2-a-be2Its stele
3izi ba-szum2he gave fire.
4i3-bux(PAD)-bux(PAD)he brought.
5il2-leraised.
6nam-ensi2the office of governor
7umma{ki}-aof Umma,
8szu e-ma-ti#Hand of the Storm
9'ur2#-bi na4 mu-ni-du3He built its base with stone.
10'e-biIts brickwork
11'i7 idigna-tafrom the Tigris
12'i7-nun-sze3to the Princely Canal
13'e-akhe did.
14'lugal ki an-na-ag2-ga2-nihis master who loves him
15'{d}nin-gir2-su-rafor Ningirsu
16'nin ki an-na-ag2-ga2-nithe lady who loves him
17'{d}nanszeFor Nanše
18'ki-be2 mu-na-gi4he restored for him.
19'dingir en-mete-na-kathe god of Enmetena
surface a col 4
1{d}szul-|MUSZxPA|Šul-MUŠxPA
2nam-tifor the life
3en-mete-na-ka-sze3to Enmetena
4u4 ul-la-sze3to distant days
5{d}nin-gir2-su-rafor Ningirsu
6{d}nanszeFor Nanše
7he2-na-szi#-gubhe set up for him.
8'[sa szu4 gal]-ni#his great scepter
9'u3-ni-szu4he made it.
10'szu mah giri3 mah-nihis supreme hand and supreme foot
11'an-ta he2-ga2-ga2may it be set up from heaven.
12'nam-lu2-ulu3 iri-nathe people of his city
13'szu u3-na-zihe raised.
14'sza3 iri-na-kain his city
15'ha-ne2-gaz-zex(|AB2.SZA3.GI|)may he kill him.

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