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RS 92.2017 (P504045)

Letter, Middle Babylonian, Ugarit · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationRS 92.2017
IDP504045
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotUgarit (mod. Ras Shamra)
Coordinates35.6021, 35.7853

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)
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1a-na {m}ur-te-na EN-iaTo Urtena, my lord:
2qi₂-bi-maspeak!
3um-ma {m}URI₃-{d}MAŠ.MAŠ IR₃-ka-maThus (says) Uṣur-Ninurta, your servant:
4a-na GIR₃-MIN EN-ia iš-tu ru-qiš am-qutI fall at the feet of my lord from afar.
5a-na muh-hi EN-ia lu-u₂ šul-muMay it be well with my lord!
6DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ ša {iri}u₂-ga-rit₂The great gods of Ugarit
7nap-šat EN-ia PAP{ru} u₃ li-šal-li-muMay my lord's life be long and may they be well.
8a-na a-ma-ri EN-ia lib₃-bi-ṣi-ha-an-ni lib₃-bi-ṣi-ha-an-ni dan-nišAt the appearance of my lord my heart is very happy.
9man-nu pa-ni ba-nu-ti ša EN-ia li-murWho can see the face of the creation of my lord?
10u₃ da-ba-ab-ka ṭa-ba liš-te-miand your words may it be heard.
11um-ma-a a-na EN-ia-ma šuluₓ(ŠUL)kaThus (says) my lord: I am well.
12a-na muh-hi IR₃-ka šu-pur lib₃-biTo your servant, a fingernail of the heart
13lu-u₂ ha-dibe it a happy one,
14mi-ri-il-ta ša a-na IR₃-ka“It is a curse that is for your servant’s work
15tu-še-bi-lu a-na ṭup-pi šu-ṭu₂-ur lu-u₂ i-deHe should know to write a tablet.
b.e.
1a-na {d}IŠKUR-DI.KU₅ EN-iaTo Adad-dayyān, my lord:
2u₃ {f}ta-mar-{d}he₂-bat GAŠAN-iaand Tamar-Hebat, my lady,
3qi₂-bi-maspeak!
r
1a-na GIR₃-MIN EN-ia u GAŠAN-iaTo the feet of my lord and my lady.
22{šu₂} 3{šu₂} am-qut a-na muh-hi-ku-nu lu-u₂ šul-muTwo or three are missing. May it be well for you!
3DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ ša {iri}u₂-ga-rit₂The great gods of Ugarit
4nap-šat EN-ia u₃ GAŠAN-ia PAP-MEŠThe life of my lord and my lady are well.
5u₃ li-šal-li-mu ki-iand may they be reconciled as
6EN-ia u₃ GAŠAN-ia am-ma-ti-maMy lord and my lady are the same.
7a-na ša-a-li šul-miFor the well-being of the land
8ša IR₃-šu-nu ul iš-pu-ruWhoever they are, they have not sent (a message)
9u₃ lib₃-bi-na-kud lib₃-bi-na-kud dan-nišand my heart, my heart is strong
10um-ma {m}{<<d>>}URI₃-{d}MAŠ.MAŠThus says Uṣur-Ninurta
11a-na {m}zi-mi-na ŠEŠ-iaTo Zimina, my servant
12qi₂-bi-maspeak!
13lu-u₂ a-na muh-hi-ka DINGIR-MEŠMay the gods be on your account!
14a-na šul-ma-ni nap-šat ŠEŠ-iaFor the well-being of my life
t.e.
1PAP{ru} u₃ li-šal-li-muPAP and may they be reconciled
2ki-i ŠEŠ-ia a-na ša-a-liWhen my hand to the ground
3šul-mi-ia iš-pu-rumy well-being he sent
l.e.
1u₃ lib₃-bi-ha-di lib₃-bi-ha-di dan-niš ŠEŠ-iaAnd my heart, my heart is very glad.
2šuluₓ(ŠUL)ka šu-pur lu-u₂ ha-da-kuMay you be well, may I be happy.

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