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Civil Notebook BM 033426 (P526832)

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

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DesignationCivil Notebook BM 033426
IDP526832
Museum no.BM 033426
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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'[kuš] ⸢sumun₂⸣ kur-ra {<MIN(mašak)>} {<MIN(rīmti)>} ⸢ša₂⸣-[di-i]a leather pouch of wild ēsumun-e3-plant, in the mountain, ditto, ša-edî-plant
2'[kuš] šilam {<MIN(mašak)>} lit-[tum]a šalammu-garment, a littutum-vessel
3'[kuš] šilam kur-ra {<MIN(mašak)>} {<MIN(littum)>} ⸢ša₂-di-i⸣the booty of the enemy, ditto, ešadî-plant
4'[kuš] ur-mah {<MIN(mašak)>} ne₂-⸢e⸣-šulion's skin
5'[kuš] ur-{ni-ig}nig {<MIN(mašak)>} ne₂-[eš]-⸢tum⸣leather pouch of Ur-nignig, ditto, for the eštum offerings
6'⸢kuš⸣ ur-bar-ra {<MIN(mašak)>} bar-ba-ri“A dog's shoe, a lion's knife
7'kuš ur-gir₁₅ {<MIN(mašak)>} kal-biThe dog’s skin is thick
8'kuš ur-tur {<MIN(mašak)>} mi-ra-nua leather bag for a dog
9'kuš ur-{ni-im}niŋ₂ {<MIN(mašak)>} gir-rileather (for) Ur-Nimni, ditto of the foot
10'kuš ur-šub₅ {<MIN(mašak)>} {<MIN(gir-ri)>}leather (for) Ur-šub
11'kuš ur-{zi-ig}zig {<MIN(mašak)>} {<MIN(gir-ri)>}leather (for) Ur-zig, ditto girri
12'kuš ur-{⸢di⸣-ib}dib {<MIN(mašak)>} par-ri-suleather (for) Ur-edi-ebdib, ditto of his extispicy
13'kuš ur-šub₅ {<MIN(mašak)>} min₃-di-nuleather pouches for dogs, second quality
14'kuš ur-šub₅-kud-da {<MIN(mašak)>} du-ma-muleather pouch of Ur-šub-kudda,
15'kuš nemur₂{ni-mur} {<MIN(mašak)>} nim-riLeather of a nīmur ewe
16'kuš {si-ig}šeg₉ {<MIN(mašak)>} a-tu-duleather strap of a šeg-garment
17'kuš šeg₉-bar {<MIN(mašak)>} sap-pa-ria leather bag of red dyed wool
18'⸢kuš⸣ {a-li-im}alim {<MIN(mašak)>} di-ta-nu“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient! Its watering place is ditanu.
19'[kuš] ⸢lu⸣-lim {<MIN(mašak)>} lu-li-muleather of ēlu-elim, ditto (of) Lullumu
20'[kuš udu]{[u]-⸢du⸣}{ti-il}til {<MIN(mašak)>} bi-ib-biThe leather of the sheep is finished, ditto.
21'[kuš] {[x-x]-⸢ah}durah⸣ {<MIN(mašak)>} tu-ra-huleather ...-eah-durah-e23, turahu
22'[...] {<MIN(mašak)>} a-a-lu... alu
23'[...] {<[MIN(mašak)>} na]-a-a-lu... sulphur
o ii
1'{kuš}[...] [...]... sandals
2'{kuš}⸢al⸣-[...] [...]... sandals
3'{kuš}nu-⸢al⸣-[...] [...]The nu-eal-e3 sandal
4'{kuš}ka-⸢ba⸣-[bu] [...]The ka-eba-ebu-garment
5'{kuš}e₂ ⸢ka⸣-[ba-bu] [...]The sandals of the Eka’ebababu temple
6'{kuš}ul-lu-[lu] [...]“The sandals
7'{kuš}e₂ ul-lu-[lu] [...]The “snake-of-a-thousand’
8'{kuš}e₂-zu₂-⸢lum⸣-[ma] [...]The Ezû-elum-strap
9'{kuš}e₂-ma₂-[ru₁₀] [...]The emāru weapon
10'{kuš}iš-pa-[tum] [...]The sandals
11'{kuš}na-ah-⸢ba-tum⸣ [...]The sandals
12'{kuš}pa-ru-<<x>>-⸢tum⸣ [...]... sandals
13'{kuš}du₈-ši-a [...]In my sandals
14'{kuš}dal-uš₂ [...]The sandals
15'{kuš}a₂ dal-uš₂ [...]... a sandal
16'{kuš}{da-ba-ši-in}dabašin [...]I am the one who binds the sandals for you
17'{kuš}a₂ {{<MIN(da-ba-ši-in)>}}dabašin [...]The sandals of Dabašin
18'{kuš}šuš₂ [...]a leather pouch
19'{kuš}la₂-la₂ [...]The lala garment
20'{kuš}har la₂-la₂ [...]... leather pouches
21'{[kuš]}murub₄ la₂-la₂ [...]... a šapputu-shoot
22'{[kuš]}har ⸢la₂⸣-[la₂] [...]a leather bag of elalu-plant
r i'
1'urud [...] [...]... copper
2'urud [...] [...]... copper
3'urud [...] [...]... copper
4'urud [...] [...]... copper
5'urud [...] [...]... copper
6'urud [...] [...]... copper
7'urud [...] [...]... copper
8'urud [...] [...]... copper
9'urud me-⸢luh⸣-[ha] [...]Copper, eluḫa-sulphur
10'{urud}niŋ₂-gid₂-[da] [...]... a scepter
11'{urud}niŋ₂-de₂{da}a [...]... a copper ...
12'{urud}niŋ₂-sa₂{sa}[a] [...]... a copper ...
13'{urud}niŋ₂-hi-[a] [...]a copper ...
14'{urud}niŋ₂-dim₂-dim₂ [...]The “copper-of-a-twenty’
15'{urud}niŋ₂-dim₂-dim₂ [...]The “copper-of-a-twenty’
16'{urud}niŋ₂-dim₂-dim₂ [...]The “copper-of-a-twenty’
17'{urud}niŋ₂ gul ⸢tag⸣-[ga] [...]The “cutting-of-the-throat‽ device(?) of the etag’ed plant
18'{urud}niŋ₂ [...] [...]A copper ...
19'{urud}⸢niŋ₂⸣-[...] [...]... copper
r ii'
1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
3'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
4'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
5'[...] šil-ta-hu(RI)... šiltaḫu-disease
6'[...]-ga mul-mul-lum... the stars
7'{[urud]}⸢mul⸣-mul {<MIN(mul-mul-lum)>}the e22-star, the <ditto> star
8'{[urud]}⸢x⸣-GIN₂ nim-gal-luma copper kettledrum
9'[...] giŋ₄ bar pa-a-šu₂ nim-gal... the reed-bed, the outer wall, the great mountain
10'{[urud]}⸢ŋešnimbar⸣ gi-šim-ma-rua copper arrowhead
11'{[urud}ze₂]-er ṣi-i-ria copper kettledrum
12'{[urud]}⸢ze₂⸣-er i₃ [gu₇]-e {<MIN(ṣi-i-ri)>} a-kil šam-nia copper eze-e-er that eats oil, ditto, his name
13'{[urud]}suku₅ ig ṣe-er-ria copper kettle with a door socket
14'{⸢urud⸣}kul ig {<MIN(ṣe-er-ri)>}a copper kettle, a door
15'{urud}za-ri ig {<MIN(ṣe-er-ri)>}a bronze axe, a door
16'{urud}⸢šaqa₂⸣ ša-qu-ua copper šaqû-drum
17'{⸢urud}šaqa₂⸣ min tab-ba eṣ-pua two-tailed copper šaqâ-bowl
18'{⸢urud}šaqa₂⸣ eš₅ tab-ba šu-uš-lu-šua copper šaqa’e23 vessel that holds arrows
19'[...]-{⸢ku-uš⸣}kuš₃ ra-a-ṭu... kuškus ra-tu
20'{[urud]}⸢niŋ₂-sa-sa⸣ qal-qal-⸢lu⸣a copper kettledrum, a qallû-drum
21'{[urud}niŋ₂]-⸢sa⸣-sa ma-aq-qa-lu-[u]“Its copper is poured out,
22'{[urud]}⸢niŋ₂⸣-sa-sa qa-⸢lu⸣-[u]a copper kettledrum, a qālu kettledrum
23'{[urud]}⸢šum⸣-gam-me ša₂-[...]The ešum-egamma copper
24'{[urud]}⸢šum⸣-gam-me tur-tur ⸢na⸣-[...]The small ešum-egam-plants
25'{[urud]}⸢kin tur⸣ [...]a small copper kettledrum

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