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AO 07762 unpublished unassigned ? (P492603)

Lexical, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationAO 07762 unpublished unassigned ?
IDP492603
Museum no.AO 07762
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotNineveh
Coordinates36.3587, 43.1519

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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)
o
1'[uzu] ⸢x⸣ [...] [...] [...]... meat
2'[uzu] ⸢kur⸣ {e₂}pa-⸢pah⸣ [...] [...]The meat of the ekur temple, the pappaḫ temple
3'[uzu] gal₄{gal-la}la [...] [...]The meat of the large lance
4'⸢uzu⸣ {diš}teš₂ ha-[an-du-ut-tu] [...]The flesh of Teštu, a young man
5'⸢uzu⸣ erim₂{e-ri-im} gu-ru-uš-⸢ga-ra-aš⸣ [...]“The meat of the enemy, Guruš-egaraše
6'uzu zarah laq-laq-qu ma-⸢aq⸣-[la-lu]trimmed meat, shaved off, piled up
7'uzu ku₃-bu ni-id lib₃-bia sacred meat, a nīd-offering of the heart
8'uzu a{e}{da-mu}dumu e-da-muk-ku {<MIN(ni-id)>} lib₃-biThe flesh of the son of Edamukku, the heart
9'uzu kir-zum {<MIN(ni-id)>} lib₃-bimeat of the kirzum plant
10'uzu a-sila₃-ŋar-ra re-e-mu ru-ub-ṣuthe flesh of the asilabara drum, merciful one,
11'uzu a-sila₃-ŋar-ra i-pu i-ba-hi(If) he eats meat from the asilabara (vessel): he will die.
12'uzu sil₂-sil₂ ši-ši-tum {<MIN(i-ba-hi)>}suckling meat
13'uzu {a-ka-ni}akan ṣer-tum tu-lu-u₂meat of the kānibakan, ṣertum, torn out,
14'uzu {a-da-mu}adama a-da-ma-tum šar-kumeat of Adama, the šarku-priest
15'[uzu] {[mur]-gu₂}⸢murgu⸣ ⸢ṣe⸣-e-ru e-ṣe-en-ṣe-rumThe meat of the murgû-priest, the ešerum-priestess
r
1'[...] iṣ-⸢ṣur ki⸣-[i-si] [...]... Išbi-Bur
2'[...]-⸢GIR₂⸣{mušen} {<MIN(iṣ-ṣur)>} a-ša₂-gi [...]... šēpi guardian of the field
3'su-um-mu{mušen} ⸢su-um⸣-[ma-tum]Sūmû-Venus, esumum-ematum
4'u₅-dil-ur₄{mušen} da-lu-u₂ bal-lu-⸢ṣi⸣-[tum]Udilurmuš, the one who sings the praises of Ballûtum
5'gir₃-gi-lum{mušen} ṣa-a-a-hu a-ra-⸢bu⸣-[u₂]Girgilum, the šaḫu-priestess of Ara’ebu
6'ŋiri₃-gid₂-da{mušen} sa-qa-tum muš-⸢ku⸣-[u₂]“The birigida-bird, the saqātum bird, the snake
7'ŋiri₃-gid₂-da{mušen} še-ep-šu₂ a-rik {<MIN(muš-ku-[u₂])>}The birigida bird is a bird of the netherworld.
8'gam₃-gam₃{mušen} gam-gam-mu {<MIN(muš-ku-[u₂])>}“I am the one who is enraged, I am angry, my ditto,
9'buru₅-sim{mušen} as-qi₂-qu ši-[liq-qu]a kind of insect, a bird, an insect
10'buru₅-ugu-dil-lum{mušen} ap-pu-un-nu ku-[mu-u₂]“Burugudillum-birds, the appunnu-bird, are yours
11'za-pi-tum{mušen} še-pi-tum aš₂-[ki-ki-tum]The zapītum-demon, the šēkapitum of the aškiktum (demon)
12'kar{ka-ar₂}{mušen} tak-ṣi-ṣi-tum {<MIN(aškikītu)>} [(...)]The karkamuš-vessel, the takṣiṣītum, the ditto,
13'gir₅-gir₅-za-na{mušen} kur ti-ib-ni {<MIN(aškikītu)>} [(...)]Girgirzana, the mountain of Tibni, ditto
14'tešlug{te-eš-lu-ug}{mušen} at-mu ⸢li⸣-[da-nu]“Tešlug-luĝm is the name of E-li-e-danu.
15'um-gi-du₇{mušen} du-ru-⸢um-mu⸣ [...]The umgidug priestess, Urummu
16'⸢su⸣-din{mušen} [...] [...]The esu-edin bird
17'[kur]-⸢gi-gi⸣{[mušen]} [...] [...]The kur’egi-gi temple

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