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MC 25, 486 (P526879)

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

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DesignationMC 25, 486
IDP526879
Museum no.BM 064393
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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
1an {d}a-nu-⸢um⸣Anu-eum
2an an-tumAntu
3an-ki {d}a-nu-um u an-tumheaven and earth, Anu and Antu
4{d}⸢uraš⸣ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumMay Uraš, Anu and Antu
5{d}nin-⸢IB⸣ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumNin-ešip, Anu and Antu
6an-šar₂-⸢gal⸣ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumAnšar-egal, Anu and Antu
7{d}ki-šar₂-⸢gal⸣ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumKišar-egale, Anu and Antu
8an-šar₂ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumAnšar, Anu and Antu
9{d}ki-šar₂ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumKišar, Anu and Antu
10{d}en-šar₂ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumEnšar, Anu and Antu
11{d}nin-šar₂ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumNinsvar, Anu and Antu
12{⸢d⸣}du-ri₂ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumE23duri, Anu and Antu
13{⸢d⸣}da-ri₂ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumE-e-dari, Anu and Antu
14{⸢d⸣}luh-ma {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumE-e-luhma, Anu and Antu
15{⸢d⸣}la-ha-ma {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumE-e-la-hama, Anu and Antu
16{[d]}a-la-⸢la⸣ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumAla-ela-e23, Anum and Antu
17{[d]}be-li-⸢li⸣ {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumBeli-eli, Anu and Antu
18{[d]}{a-la-la}alala {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumAlalala, Anu and Antu
19{[d]}{⸢be⸣-li-li}belili {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumEbe-elili-belili, Anum and Antu
20{[d}en]-⸢iri⸣-ul-la {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumEn-eula, Anum and Antu
21{[d}nin]-⸢iri⸣-ul-la {<MIN({d}a-nu-um)>} u an-tumNin-eula, Anum and Antu
22n en] ⸢ama⸣ a-a an-⸢na⸣-ke₄... the lord of the mother of An
23{[d}nin]-i₃-⸢li⸣ dam ⸢an⸣-na-ke₄Nini-Elī, wife of Eanna
24{[d}nin]-⸢ur₂⸣-sal-⸢la⸣ ⸢dam⸣ ban₃-da [an]-na-ke₄Ninurta-esal-ela-e23, the “house of heaven's throne-bearer’,
25[...]-x-x ⸢ma {d⸣}en-⸢ki-ga⸣-ke₄... of Enki
26{[d}ama-u₃]-⸢tu⸣-an-ki ⸢agrig zid e₂-kur⸣-ra-ke₄Amautu-Eanki, the true steward of the Ekur temple
27{[d}nin]-{[ša]-⸢ar⸣}šar₆ [an-tum {d]}⸢iš⸣-tarNinshu-earšar, Antu, E-iš-etar
28{[d}nin]-i₃-li {<[MIN(an-tum)>} {d}iš-tar]Ninili, ditto Ištar
29{[d}šim]-⸢bi⸣-zi {<[MIN(an-tum)>} {d}iš-tar]Šim-ezi, ditto of Ištar
30[...] [...]-a...-a
31[...] [...]-x-x-x
32[...] {<[MIN({d}nin-šubur])>}... Ninšubur
33[...]
34[...] {<4({d}nin-šubur)>} sukkal gi šum₂-{{ suk-kal-lum na-din šib-ṭi- }}mu... Ninšubur, the vizier of reeds, the messenger, the seller of Šibti-mu
35[...] {<5({d}nin-šubur)>} ad-gi₄-gi₄ an-na-{{ ma-lik {d}a-nim }}ke₄... Ninšubur, counsellor of An, advisor of Anu
36[...] {<6({d}nin-šubur)>} a₂-ŋal₂ e₂-an-na-{{ mu-ir E₂ {d}a-nim }}ke₄... Ninšubur the herald of Eanna-mūrir the temple of Anum
37[...] {<7({d}nin-šubur)>} sukkal di-ri-a-bi-da-{{ suk-kal-lum a-hi-iz di-nim }}ke₄... Ninšubur, the vizier of Irī-abida, the messenger, the companion of the judges
38[...] {<8({d}nin-šubur)>}... Ninšubur
39[...] {<9({d}nin-šubur)>}Ninšubur
40[...] {<10({d}nin-šubur)>} sukkal-mah an-na-ke₄... of Adad, supreme vizier of An
41[...] {<11({d}nin-šubur)>}... Ninšubur
42[...] {<12({d}nin-šubur)>}... the goddess Ninšubur
43[...] {<13({d}nin-šubur)>}... Ninšur
44[...] {<14({d}nin-šubur)>}... Ninšur
45[...] dam-bi munus... its spouse is a woman
46[...] {<MIN(dam-bi)>} munus... woman
47[...]-⸢ga⸣ udug e₂-a-ke₄... the udug priest of the temple
48[...] ŠU... hand
49[...]-⸢du₇⸣ lu₂ ka₂-na-ke₄... the man of the gate
50[...]-⸢bi⸣ ŠU...-ebî
51[...]-⸢ta⸣ ŠU...-etae23 Hand of
52[...]-⸢ga⸣ ŠU...-ega’e23 Hand of
52aia₂ dumu-munus-meš {d}nin-šubur-ke₄the daughters of Ninšubur
53[...]-x ŠU... hand
54[...] ŠU... hand
55[...] ŠU... hand
56[...] ⸢ŠU⸣... hand-washing ritual
o ii
8{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
9{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
10{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
11{⸢d}nin-da⸣ [...]Nindae
12{d}⸢en⸣-[...] [...]E-ene-[... ...]
13{d}nin-{bu-[...]}[...] [...]Ninbu-
14{d}en-{⸢bu-lu-uh⸣}[buluh] [...]Enlil-bulluḫ
15{d}nin-{bu-lu-uh}⸢buluh⸣ [...]Ninbulluḫ
16{d}en-{pi-rig}⸢pirig₃⸣ [...]Enpirig
17{d}nin-{{<MIN(pi-rig)>}}⸢pirig₃⸣ [...]Ningirgi
18{d}en-{ga-ra-aš₂}⸢garaš₃⸣ [...]En-garašvu-e23
19{d}nin-{ga-ra-aš₂}⸢garaš₃⸣ [...]Ningarašvue
20en-{ša₂-ar}šar₂ [...]Enšara
21nin-{{<MIN(ša₂-ar)>}}šar₂ [...]Ninšar
22{d}en-nun [...]Ennun
23{d}nin-nun [...]Ninnun
24{d}en-kur [...]Enkur
25{d}nin-⸢kur⸣ [...]Ninkura
26{d}en-{⸢a-ma-aš₂}amaš⸣ [...]Enlil-amaš-e23
27{d}⸢nin⸣-{{<[MIN(a-ma-aš₂])>}}⸢amaš⸣ [...]“Emenina-e23
28{d}⸢en⸣-[...] [...]E-ene-[... ...]
29{d}[...] [...]May the god
31{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
32{d}[...] [...]May the god
33{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
34{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
35{d}[...] [...]May the god
36{d}⸢en⸣-[...] [...]E-ene-[... ...]
37{d}[...] [...]May the god
38{d}[...] [...]May the god
39{d}[...] [...]May the god
40{d}[...] [...]May the god
41{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
42{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
43{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
44{⸢d⸣}[...] [...]E22d-E23
r i
3'{[d]}⸢lugal⸣-usu-šag₄-⸢pirig⸣ [...]E-lugal-eususu-šag-e-pirig
4'{⸢d⸣}nin-⸢urta⸣ [...]Ninurta-e3
5'{⸢d⸣}{{<MIN(nin-urta)>}}⸢ENGAR⸣ [...]E22d’e23
6'{d}nin-⸢nibru⸣{ki} ⸢dam⸣-[bi munus]Ninemenipae, its Damascus woman
7'{d}⸢nin⸣-tul₂-la₂ [...]Nintulla
8'{d}nin-uru₂ [...]Ninuru
9'{d}nin-uru₂-saŋ-ŋa₂ [...]Ninursa
10'{d}nin-uru₂-sal-la [...]Ninursala
11'{d}nin-uru₂-šag₄-ga [...]Ninurusaga
12'{d}nin-niŋ₂-niŋ₂-gi-na ⸢dumu⸣-[sal ...]Ninni-nigina, son of Esal
13'{d}saman{x-x-x} dumu an-na [...]Saman, son of An
14'{d}nin-ud-zal-le ⸢dam⸣-[bi ...]Ninudzal
15'{d}inim-ma-ni-zid ⸢sukkal⸣ [...]Inimmanizid, the vizier
16'{d}{la-am-ma}lamma ⸢dab⸣-[bi ...]Lamma, its enchantress
17'{d}nin-kar-nun-na [...]Ninkarnuna
17a'mu-x-x-ke₄ A-HI ⸢TU⸣-[...]... water of the eštu-house
18'{d}kinda{kin-da}zid dam-[bi ...]Kinda-kin-dazid, its spouse
19'{d}{{<MIN(kin-da)>}}šu-i [...]May Šû
20'kiri₃{⸢ki-ir⸣}ur₃-ur₃ [...]The orchard of the Urur temple
21'{d}barag-⸢si⸣-ga nibru{ki} ŠU MIN BARA₂ ⸢SI⸣.[GA]Barag-esiga of Nippur Hand of ditto dais of E-siga
22'{d}nin-{⸢a-lum⸣}SINin-ealum-eši
23'{d}⸢nin⸣-iri-bar-ra [...]Niniribara
24'{d}nin-kiri₃-ri-ri ŠU EŠ₅ BARA₂ SI.GANinkiri-rīrī Hand of ESv5 BARA2 SI.GA
25'{d}nuska dumu-mah {⸢d⸣}[...]Nuska, the exalted daughter of Enlil
26'{d}e₂-kur-⸢uru₂⸣-si {<⸢MIN⸣({d}nuska)>}Ekur-esi, Nuska
27'{d}en-⸢zag⸣-ga {<⸢MIN⸣({d}nuska)>}En-ezag-ega, Nuska
28'{d}saŋ-bi-še₃-e₃-a {<⸢MIN⸣({d}nuska)>}Sabišea, the ešmin-priest of Nuska,
29'{d}enšadu{en-ša₃-du} [...]Enšadu
30'{d}en-{mu-ud-rum}mudru [...]Enmudrum
31'{d}nin-{{<MIN(mu-ud-rum)>}}mudru [...]Ninmudrum
32'{d}⸢sa⸣-dar₃-nun-na dam-bi ⸢munus⸣ [...]“Esa’edarnuna, his wife, the E-munus
33'{d}nin-ki-aŋ₂-nun-na [...]Ninkia-nuna
34'{d}dumu-zi-abzu [...]Dumuzi-abzu
35'um-ma-{ŋeš}⸢asal⸣-la₂ [...]Umma-esala
36'{d}nin-ka-aš-bar-na-ki [...]Ninkasvbarnaki
37'{d}{e}egi-me-šu-du₇ [...]Egimesvudu
38'{d}{{<MIN(e-gi)>}}egi-šar₂-ra [...]For the goddess Egi
39'{d}aškud-kug-an-na [...]Aškudkuganna
40'{d}en-lil₂-la₂-da-nir-ŋal₂ sukkal {d}[en-lil₂-la₂-ke₄]Enlil-dānirbal, the vizier of Ellil
41'{d}balaŋ-{d}nin-lil₂-la₂ [...]Bala-Ninlil
42'{d}nin-lil₂-da-gal-di ⸢sukkal {d⸣}[...]Ninlil-dagaldi, the vizier of E23
43'{d}inim-x-dug₃-ga [...]Inim-x-dug
44'{d}ur-{d}⸢za-ba₄⸣-ba₄ [...]Ur-Ezababa
45'{d}u₃-ma-ni-sa₂-sa₂ [...]Umanisasa
46'{d}ud-gu₃-nun-⸢di⸣ x-[...]Udgunun-edi
47'{d}balaŋ-e-diri x-x-[...]Aladiri ...
48'{d}ad-dug₃-nun min gud₁₀{⸢gud⸣} [...]For the god Enlil, two oxen ...
49'{d}{a-lad}alad ⸢ŠU⸣Alad, the ešû priest
50'{d}{ir-ha-an}irhan ⸢ŠU⸣Irhan-Irhan
51'{d}alad-sag₉-ga ⸢ŠU⸣Aladsaga, the ešû-priest
52'{d}lama-sag₉-ga ⸢ŠU⸣Lama-saga, the ešu’e-priest
53'{d}udug-ka{ga-ga}ka ⸢ŠU⸣Uduga, the ešû-priest
54'{d}lama-ka{ga-ga}ka ⸢ŠU⸣ aš₃ ⸢udug⸣ e₂-[kur-ra-ke₄]In Lamašaga's temple, the udug shrine of the Ekur temple
55'{d}kal-kal i₃-du₈ gal ⸢e₂⸣-[kur-ra-ke₄]Kalkal, the chief gatekeeper of the Ekur temple
56'{d}e₂-gal-dab-ba [...]-x-[...]Egaldabba
57'{d}nimin-tab-ba dam-[bi munus]Nimintaba, their spouse, woman
58'{d}za-lam-ŋar nimin-[tab]Zalambar, the nimintab priestess
59'{d}{aš-na-an}⸢ašnan₂⸣ [...]Išnan
60'{d}{{<MIN(aš-na-an)>}}ašnan [...]May Ašnan
61'{d}ezina₂{e-zi-na} [...]Ezina
62'{d}zi-šag₄-⸢ŋal₂⸣ [...]Zišag-ebal
63'{d}⸢lugal⸣-ki-si-sa₂ [...]Elugal-ekisisa
64'{d}nin-u₆-di-di [...]Ninudidi
r ii
1'[...] [...]-⸢ra⸣...-ra’e
2'[...] [...]-⸢UŠ⸣ ša₂ E₂.KUR... of Ekur
3'[...] [...] ⸢MIN⸣... ditto ešû-plant
4'[...] [...] MIN... DITTO
5'[...] [...] ⸢MIN⸣... ditto ešû-plant
6'[...] [...] {[d]}⸢nergal⸣... ... Nergal
7'[...] [...] MIN... DITTO
8'[...] [... {ni]-qi₂-i}X-ke₄... of ... offerings
9'[...] [dam]-bi munus... its wife, a woman
11'{[d]}⸢siris₄⸣ ⸢ŠU⸣Ištar
12'{[d]}⸢siris₅⸣ ⸢ŠU⸣Ištar
13'{[d}me]-huš-[a] [...]Meḫuš
14'{[d}men]-⸢kug⸣ ⸢ŠU⸣Men-ekug-e23
15'[...]-x ŠU... hand
16'{[d}ki]-⸢tuš⸣-giri₁₇-[zal] ŠUKī-etuš-egirizal
17'{[d}nu]-šilig-⸢ga⸣ ŠU ⸢ia₂⸣ dumu-meš {d}nin-ka-si-ke₄Nušilig-ega’e, hand of Eya-e, sons of Ninkasi
18'{[d]}⸢nin⸣-ma-da muš-lah₅ šud₃-de₃ an-na-ke₄ ka-ri-ib {d}a-nimE-nin-emada, the mušlah priest who prays for An, the herald of An
19'{[d]}|KA׊U| MINKA-ŠU ditto
20'{[d]}⸢nin⸣-ma-ra lu₂ kiŋ₂-gi₄-a{{ mar šip-ri- }}ke₄To E-nin-e-ma, the man of the restored house, son of Šipri
21'{[d}nin]-⸢ma⸣-dib-dib ŠUNin-ema’edib, hand of
22'{[d}nin]-⸢amaš⸣-kug-ga ŠU min sipad ⸢uz₃⸣ sig₇-ga {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ke₄Nin-eamaš-ekug, second hand of the shepherd of the red uz-e23 of Enlil
23'{[d}nin-kiri₃]{[ki]-ri}amaš-a dam {d}nin-⸢amaš⸣-kug-ga-ke₄ dumu-munus ama-a-ra-zu-ke₄Ninkiri-amaš the spouse of Nin-ea-ama-e-kug the daughter of Ama-arazu
24'{[d}nin]-⸢girim₃⸣ ⸢nin₉⸣ {d}en-lil₂-la₂{a-hat}ke₄Ningirim, the sister of Enlil
25'[...] šu-⸢luh dadag-ga eridu{ki⸣}ga-ke₄ mu-ub-bi-ib x-x ša₂ URU.⸢DU₁₀⸣... the pure šu’eluḫ priest of Eridu, who makes the ... of the city E-ṭāb
26{[d}...]-⸢e₁₁⸣-de₃ dam-bi munusTo ...-e’ede, the wife of a woman
27{[d}ig]-⸢lu⸣-lim lu₂ ka₂-gal-⸢la-ke₄⸣Igallu-elim, the man of the Gate-of-Ela temple
28[...]-x-ga {d}⸢nergal⸣... Nergal
29[...]-le ⸢udug⸣ e₂-kur-ra-ke₄... of the udug-vessel of the Ekur
30[...]-le ⸢udug⸣ e₂-ur₃-ra-a-ke₄... the udug-vessel of the Eurra temple
31[...-{d}nin]-urta udug e₂-šu-me-ša₄-ke₄...-Ninurta, the udug priest of the Ešumeša temple
32[...-{d]}⸢nuska⸣ udug me-lam₂-huš-a-ke₄...-Enuskae, the udug of melamhuš magic
33[...]-x-⸢GI⸣ nam-mah diŋir-re-e-ne-ke₄ mu-ni-⸢du₁₂⸣-du₁₂-a... the greatness of the intertwined cult centers
34[...]-ti-ta nar BI DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢i⸣-za-am-mu-ru... the singer ... those gods
35{[d]}nar MINFor Nar, ditto
36{[d]}⸢maš⸣-maš ŠUEmasv-emaš Hand of
37{[d]}⸢aš⸣-dah ŠUEašedaḫ
38{[d}...]-nim-ma {d}e-ta-la-akthe god ... and the goddess Etalak
39{[d]}⸢ug⸣-nim-ma MINEunuch, ditto
40{[d]}e-ta-la-ak MIN eš₅ diŋir lu₂ {ŋeš}si-ŋar-ra-ke₄Etelak, ditto, the ešvu-priestess of the Ibir temple, the man of the sibar temple
41diŋir-mah {d}be-let i₃-li₂birmaḫ priestess of goddesses
42DUB 1kam-ma an {d}a-nim NU AL.TIL GABA.RI bar₂-sip₂{ki}First tablet of Anu and Anu, not finished, copy from Borsippa.
43GIM ⸢SUMUN⸣-šu₂ SAR-ma IGI.TAB DUB {d}⸢AK⸣-SU{ba} A-šu₂ ša₂ {m}ŠEŠ-DI A {m}MU-{d}pap-sukkalWritten and checked according to its original. Tablet of Eak-eriba, son of Šapik-šallim, descendant of Iddin-Papsukkal.
44pa-lih {d}AK u₃ {d}NISABA ina sar-tum NU GIŠWho reveres Nabû and Nisaba, in the sartu he does not know.
45⸢ina⸣ me-reš-tum la u₂-ša₂-ka-aš₂(Sum) I am the one who does not have a spouse (Akk) I do not have children

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