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CDLI Lexical 000084, ex. nn (P499094)

Lexical, Neo-Babylonian, Kiš · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Lexical 000084, ex. nn
IDP499094
Museum no.Ashm 1924-0782
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotKiš
Coordinates32.5520, 44.5853

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)
o i
1'[gi]-⸢gur SU⸣ [...] [...]... reed basket
2'[gi]-⸢gur esir šub-ba⸣ ša₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]reed mat for a šubbâ-vessel
3'[gi]-⸢gur⸣-da {<ŠU(gigurdû)>}{u}reed basket
4'[gi]-⸢gur⸣-da maš-šu-⸢u⸣reed mat for a goat
5'[gi]-⸢gur⸣-da man-ga-⸢rum⸣with the reed mats of Manga-erum
6'[gi]-⸢gur⸣ in-nu-da {<MIN(man-ga-rum)>}reed basket for a bed, ditto
7'[gi]-⸢gur⸣ mar-gid₂-da {<MIN(man-ga-rum)>}reed mat for a wagon
8'⸢gi-gur⸣ še nu-tuku mah-ha-luThe gigur temple, which does not have barley, is destroyed
9'⸢gi-gur {pi-sa⸣-an}pisaŋ pa-an pi-sa-an-nu“Egigur-plant, ean-pisa-plant in front of the apisannu-plant
10'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ pi-⸢sa⸣-an-nua reed basket, a basket
11'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ dub {<MIN(pi-sa-an-nu)>} ṭup-pi“Egi-ešapīb tablet, ditto tablet
12'{⸢gi}pisaŋ⸣ im-ma {<MIN(pi-sa-an-nu)>} {<MIN(ṭup-pi)>}“The ēšû-priest’s word is a ditto word
13'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ im-sar-ra {<MIN(pi-sa-an-nu)>} {<MIN(ṭup-pi)>}A reed basket written in a written document
14'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ nu-us-hu {<ŠU(nushu)>}a reed basket, a nushu-vessel
15'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ na-⸢as⸣-ha-pu {<ŠU(nashapu)>}reed bundles, našaḫapu-plant
16'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ ⸢na-ah-ba-tum⸣ {<ŠU(nahbatum)>}reed basket, nahbatum plant
17'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ ⸢guhšu₂⸣ gu-⸢uh-šu-u₂⸣“Egi-pisa-plant, guḫšu-plant
18'{⸢gi}pisaŋ gid₂-da⸣ ⸢šad⸣-dua long reed fence, a shadû fence
19'{⸢gi}pisaŋ⸣ nu-⸢gid₂⸣-da gar-riThe reed screen that is not set is placed.
20'{⸢gi}pisaŋ lugud₂-da⸣ {<MIN(gar-ri)>}a kind of reed mat for the lugudda plant
21'{⸢gi⸣}pisaŋ sur-[ra] ⸢ṣar⸣-ri“The reed-bed, the ṣarru-vessel
22'{⸢gi}pisaŋ sig₁₀⸣-[sig₁₀-ga] ⸢la-ab-nu⸣red reed bundles of ebony
23'{[gi}pisaŋ] ⸢x-x-x⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]reed baskets
24'{[gi]}⸢pisaŋ kud-da⸣ ⸢par⸣-[su]a type of reed that is tied to a fence
25'{[gi}pisaŋ] ⸢kud-da min du₃⸣-a ša₂ a-na 2⸢šu₂ {<MIN⸣(par-[su])>}a basket of ekudda-fruit, ditto that for 2 ešu-fruits
26'{[gi}pisaŋ] ⸢šag₄ gub-ba⸣ ša₂ lib₃-bi ⸢na⸣-du-u₂a basket of ēšag-plants, in the middle of the enadû-plant
27'{[gi}pisaŋ] ⸢šag₄⸣-[ra]-⸢ah⸣ ša₂ lib₃-⸢bi⸣ {<MIN(na-du-u₂)>}reed basket for ēšaĝra-eaḫ-e23, which is in the ‘heart’ of ditto
28'{[gi}pisaŋ] ⸢šag₄-ra-ah⸣ ša₂ lib₃-⸢bi eṣ-pu⸣The reed basket of the šagraḫ plant, which is inside it, is broken
29'{[gi}pisaŋ] ⸢x x-a⸣ ša₂ lib₃-⸢bi na-du⸣-u₂reed baskets of ...-wood, whose insides are torn out
30'{[gi}pisaŋ ...]-⸢a⸣ ⸢ša₂ lib₃⸣-[bi ...]The reed basket
o ii
1'[...] [gar]-⸢ri⸣... to be set up
2'[...] {<[MIN(gar-ri])>}... ditto
3'[...] [ṣar]-⸢ri⸣... ṣari-e23
4'[...] [la]-⸢ab⸣-nu... did not enter
5'[...] [(...)] ⸢mit-ha⸣-ri... mitḫari plant
6'[...] [par]-⸢su⸣... of the Parsu'e
7'{⸢gi⸣}ma-sa₂-⸢ab⸣ [kud-da min du₃-a] [ša₂ a]-⸢na⸣ 2⸢šu₂⸣ {<MIN(par-su)>}The reed-bed of the second canal is built. The second canal, ditto.
8'{gi}ma-sa₂-⸢ab⸣ [...] [ma]-⸢sab⸣ ha-a-muThe reed mat(?) ... the māsab mat(?), Hamu
9'{gi}ma-sa₂-⸢ab⸣ šag₄-⸢ha⸣ [ša₂]-hu-u₂a kind of reed mat, a šaĝāḫu-mat
10'{gi}ma-sa₂-ab {⸢x-AH}x⸣ ⸢ma-sab⸣ su-uh-hua basket, a ... basket, and a suhhu basket
11'{gi}ma-sa₂-ab lu₂-⸢ur₃⸣-[ra] {<⸢ŠU⸣(masabluʾurrāku)>}{⸢ku⸣}The reed mat for the e’ur-priest, the šu-priestess
12'{⸢gi⸣}ma-sa₂-ab {u₂}⸢bur₂⸣ ša₂ um-ṣa-tuma kind of reed, ēšû-plant
13'{⸢gi⸣}ma-sa₂-ab {⸢u₂}ninni₅⸣ ša₂ ⸢aš₂⸣-luThe reed-bed, the ninnu-bed of Ašellu
14'{⸢gi}ma⸣-sa₂-⸢ab⸣ zu₂ keš₂ ša₂ ki-iṣ-ria reed mat, knotted, of the kišri plant
15'{[gi}ma]-⸢sa₂⸣-ab bar gun₃-⸢gun₃⸣-nu ša₂ bir-muThe reed mats of the esaŋ drums are decorated with reddish gold.
16'{[gi}ma-sa₂]-⸢ab⸣ gu₂ dub₂-⸢dub₂⸣ ⸢nap⸣-pa-⸢ṣu⸣“The reed-beds that are torn out, the nappâ-vessels that have been cut off
17'{[gi}ma-sa₂]-⸢ab⸣ sa₂{⸢sa⸣}a rak-sua reed basket, a knotted knot
18'{⸢gi}ma-sa₂-ab⸣ sa₂{{<MIN(sa)>}}a ṣe-e-nua reed fence, a ditto fence
19'{gi}⸢ma-sa₂-ab⸣ duh-a ⸢pu⸣-uṭ-ṭu-rua reed basket filled with pomegranates
20'{gi}ma-⸢an⸣-sim na-pi-tuma reed mat for a napitu-vessel
21'{gi}ma-an-⸢sim⸣ gurum-⸢ma⸣ ⸢pa⸣-qa-tuma kind of reed mat, a type of ebony
22'{gi}ma-an-⸢sim igi⸣ nim-ma {<MIN(pa-qa-tum)>}a reed basket before sunrise,
23'{⸢gi}ma-an-sim igi x-x⸣ {<MIN(pa-qa-tum)>}a reed mat before ...,
o iii
1'⸢gi⸣-[du₃-a] [...]The egi’edua temple
2'gi-⸢du₃⸣-[a] [...]Gi-edu-ea
3'gi-du₃-[a] [...]The gidua priestess
4'gi-du₃-[a] ⸢ki⸣-[...]The gidu priest of E-e-
5'{gi}⸢dim⸣ [...]The ešdim reed
6'gi-⸢sig⸣ [...]The reed screen
7'{gi}⸢pad₃⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]The reed screen(?)
8'{gi}pad₃ ⸢gi⸣-[pu-u₂]reed mat for e’epu plant
9'{gi}pad₃ ⸢pat⸣-[tu-u₂]reed mat for epatû-plant
10'{gi}šu₂-a {<[MIN(pat-tu-u₂])>}my reeds
11'{gi}šu-bil-la₂ {<[MIN(pat-tu-u₂])>}a reed basket
12'{gi}šu-bil-la₂ ⸢pa⸣-[ṭi-ru]a reed basket of epa’etbiru plants
13'{gi}duh-a {<[MIN(pa-ṭi-ru])>}reed basket
14'{gi}dim {<ŠU(gidimmu)>}{[mu]}a kind of reed
15'gi dim ri-ki-⸢is⸣ [...]... reed ...
16'gi dili dim {<⸢MIN⸣(ri-ki-is)>} [...]... single reeds
17'gi keš₂-da {<⸢MIN⸣(ri-ki-is)>} [...]The bound reeds
18'⸢gi⸣ {ŋeš}keš₂-da {<⸢MIN⸣(ri-ki-is)>} [...]The reed bed, the ēriš bed, and the erīkis bed
19'⸢gi-ha⸣-an gi-⸢ha⸣-[an-nu]“Gihan, Gihannu
20'{gi}⸢ka⸣-sur-ra {<ŠU(kašurrû)>}{u}The reed screen is the hand of the brewer
21'{gi}guhšu₂ gu-uh-⸢šu⸣-[u₂]a kind of reed mat
22'{gi}⸢banšur⸣ guhšu₂ pa-⸢aš₂-šur⸣ [...]The reed screen, the threshing floor, the pāšur temple
23'{gi}⸢niŋ₂⸣-[esir₂]-ra ⸢nam-su⸣-[u₂]and a reed mat for the enamsu plant
24'{⸢gi⸣}[niŋ₂-šu-luh]-⸢ha⸣ {<⸢MIN⸣(nam-su-u₂)>}“Egi-eḫa-e-ha-e'e-šu’e-ni-su-û
25'{⸢gi⸣}[...] ⸢qa-x-x⸣ [...]The reed bed, the ešqa bed
26'[...] ⸢MIN⸣... ditto e’e23
r i'
1'{[gi]}⸢urin⸣ u₂-ri-⸢in⸣-nuthe reed-beds of Urin
2'gi dug₃ {<MIN(u₂-ri-in-nu)>}sweet reed
3'gi gurum-ma {<MIN(u₂-ri-in-nu)>}reed inspected, ditto
4'{gi}urin gal u₂-rin-⸢gal⸣-lumthe great reed mat of Uringalum
5'gi gurum-ma {<MIN(u₂-rin-gal-lum)>}reed from the inspection, ditto
6'gi hum{hu-um}ma {<MIN(u₂-rin-gal-lum)>}reed of Humḫum
7'{⸢gi}x-x{za-ga}x⸣ ⸢ki-ki-il⸣-luThe Egi temple, the Eki-il temple
r ii'
1'[...]-⸢na⸣ [...]...-ena-e23
2'[...]-ta [...]... from
3'[...] šub-ba [...]... in the hand
4'[gi] gur₄{kur}{kur}gur₄ ⸢MIN⸣reeds of the mountain ranges
5'{[gi}x]-ba ⸢MIN⸣... reed
6'{[gi]}dirig ⸢MIN⸣a type of reed mat
7'gi ⸢šub⸣-ba ⸢MIN⸣The reeds in its midst, ditto,
8'{gi}ki-ba hu-⸢ṣa⸣-[bu]in the reedbeds of Ḫu-ebu
9'gi dirig {<MIN(hu-ṣa-[bu])>}reed bundles of ditto
10'gi ⸢gilim⸣ {<MIN(hu-ṣa-[bu])>}reed of the egilim plant, ditto
11'gi ⸢bar⸣ {<MIN(hu-ṣa-[bu])>}reed, ebar, ditto
12'gi bar-[kum] {<[MIN(hu-ṣa-bu])>}reed bundles of the barkum plant
13'gi zu₂ [du₃] {<[MIN(hu-ṣa-bu])>}reeds trimmed, ditto
14'{⸢gi⸣}[...]-⸢x⸣ [...]The egi temple

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