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OB Nippur Izi (Q000050)

Lexical, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationOB Nippur Izi
IDQ000050
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLexical

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)
Tab.I,
1i-ša-tum izifire
2ki-nu-nu-um neKinum
3la-ah-mu didalₓ(NE)lahmu-disease (a kind of sulphur)
4na-ab-lu-um didalₓ(NE)nablûm-plant
5di-ki-mu-um didalₓ(NE)“Dikimum, the dove
6izi-ŋara kind of fire
7i-bi₂before
8ne-mur
9saŋ-izifirewood
10saŋ zig₃raised horn
11u₃-dub₂he heaped up.
12ganzir₂of Ganzir
13ga-an-ze₂-erI want to kiss him.
14anAn,
15an-bar₇Anbar
16an-bar₇-gana₂of the Anbargana
17an-bar₇ lil₂-la₂Anbar, a ghost
18KA an-bar₇KA Anbar
19an-ur₂the horizon
19ax-ur₂-ra...-urra
20an-paAnpa
21an-ur₂ su₄-aa bright horizon
22an-ur₂ ŋeš la₂-athe horizon was cut off
23an-ur₂ u₂-su₄-an-tafrom the horizon to the south
23aan-ur₂ u₂-su₄-an-nuThe horizon is a rainbow.
24an-ur₂ u₂-su₄ nu-tag-gaThe horizon was not touched.
25an-usanAnusan
26an-u₂-su₄-anAn-usu-an,
27{d}gansisFor Gansis,
28an-ta-ŋal₂I have carried off.
29an-ta-ŋal₂I have carried off.
30saŋ-kug-ŋal₂(a kind of ornament)
31{d}lammaFor Lamma
32{d}šeduŠedu
33mul-mul
34mul-mul
35mulstar
36mulstar
37šag₄ mulstarry sky
37ašag₄ mulstarry sky
38ŋi₆(a kind of fish)
39kukku₂
40mul-sig₇-ayellow-green star
41idim
42kiŋ₂-nima place of refuge
43kiŋ₂-sigthe lower part
44kiŋ₂-gal(a kind of place)
45kiŋ₂-gal-ud-daand the Great Oval
46kiŋ₂-kiŋ₂of the world quarters
47sa₃-ha-ru kiŋ₂-kiŋ₂the saharu of the netherworld
48ši-te-u kiŋ₂-kiŋ₂a part of the earth
49ha-ma-mu ur₄-ur₄may he be praised!”
50ur₄-ur₄
51kiŋ₂to the ground
52kiŋ₂ a-ak(a kind of container)
53kiŋ₂ til-lato the end of the earth
54kiŋ₂ nu-til-lathat is not finished
55kiŋ₂-ša₄to its place
56kiŋ₂ gibilNew place
57anAn,
58kiwith
59ŋeš-he₂
60ul-he₂he smote
61ub igiub-eye
62kur un₃-nain the highlands
63si-un₃-naof the horns
64ub-da limmuthe four quarters
65ub-dug₄-ga
65aub-dug₄-ga
66ub-da gub-gubstanding in the corner
66aub-dug₄ gub-gubstanding ready, standing ready
67da-a gub-gubstanding next to Aya
68ub(a kind of container)
69ta-a-da-tum ar₂Tadatum behind
70ar₂-ra
71ub-lil₂-la₂in the outdoor shrine
71aub-lil₂ e₂-aIn the outdoor shrine of the temple
72saŋ an-du(a kind of grass)
73ub-li-abrought,
73aub x...;
74mi₂ dug₄-gawell-being
75mi₂ zidrighteous goat
76mi₂ zid dug₄-gafaithfully cared for,
77mi₂female lamb
78za₃-mi₂the praises
79za₃-mi₂the praises
80za₃-mi₂ dug₄-gaa good praise
81ma-an-tahMantaḫ
82ma-an-bawhom?
83ma-an-šum₂He is a man
84ma-an-gi₄he returned to me.
84ama-an-gi₄he returned to me.
85ma-an-zuManzu,
86ma-an-gurumMangurum,
87ma-an-gurumMangurum,
88ma-an-tak₄he has taken.
89ma-an-tak₄he has taken.
89ama-an-taghe has sinned
90ba-la-lum hi-hiBalalum, hihi
91e-te-mu hi-hi“It is the eye of hīḫī
92šu-te-tu-mu hi-hiŠutētumu: hihi
92ašu-du-ma-du-x hi-hiŠudmadu-
93šu-ta-ab-lu-lu hi-hiŠutabulu, hihi
94du-šu-u₂ HI-HI
95dub₃(a kind of container)
96dub₃ bad(a kind of container)
97dub₃ suha kind of splinter
98dub₃ gurumheaped up, inspections,
99x-bu dub₃ gurum... inspections,
100dub₃-lah₅-lah₅(a kind of container)
101u₂-ru-um kinkin“Urum, work-assignment
102im-ru mur
103hu-bu-lum ur₅
104ka-ba-tum ur₅
105qi-da-tum ur₅(|HI×AŠ₂|)qidātum-plant
106ha-šu-tum mur
107um-ma-tum kinkinthe work-assignment
108ki-e-nu-um kin₂work station
109pi-e-ṣu ara₃(a kind of container)
110ha-ma-šum ur₅Ḫamāšum ur5
110aka-ab-ru-um gur₁₄(a kind of container)
110bra-mi-im-mu-um mur
110cka-li-tum |HI×AŠ₂|the kalītu-plant
111murum ša₄lung
112ur₅-gin₇like a dog
113ur₅-ra-am₃it is urra.
114ur₅-gin₇-namlike a dog
115ur₅-ra-a-ka-namhe will repay it.
116|HI×AŠ₂|-tag
117a-na še-a-tim ur₅-še₃into a heaped up heap
118ur₅-tafrom Ur
119ur₅-da
120ur₅-da
121hur-da-lal₃Ḫurdalal
121agalgreat
121bmahexalted
122mah-diexalted
123gal-di
124gal-gal-dilarge ones
125urunₓ(EN) ṣi₂-i-rum
125aurunₓ(EN) ka-ab-tumthe city of Kabtum
126u₁₈-ru
126au₁₈-ru
127ez-zu-um hušfurious rage
128ša-am-rum {+hu-uš}hušŠa-am-rum huš
129ru-u₄-šu {+hu-uš}hušru-šu (means) husk
130ka-ab-tu {+a-lim}alimmighty one, herald
131ti-id-nu-um GIR₃Tidnum
132i-me-rum {+an-šu}anšeImērum of the sea
133še-e-pu {+mi-ri}ŋiri₃... of the city
134ki-iš-ša-tu {+ki-eš}GIR₃The kišātu-demon (and) the ṣāriş (demon)
135ga-aš-ru-tu ir₉powerful one, hero
136ki-ir-rum gir₁₆
137ez-zu-um šur₂wild bull
138ša-am-rum {+su-mu-ur}sumurŠa-am-rum, Sumur-sumur
139šur₂-dušurdu
140mir-ša₄mirša-plant
141baragthe dais
142sa-al-kad₅sa-al-kad
143baragthe dais
144barag sig₉-gaa good dais
145barag ri-aon the dais of joy
145abarag e₃-athe dais being erected
146barag ri-aon the dais of joy
147barag dur₂-ŋar-rathe dais of the throne bearer
148barag dur₂-ŋar-rathe dais of the throne bearer
149bi-it iš-tar irithe house of the goddess of the city
150iri du₃-abuilt-up cities
151šu-ub-tum dagHand-lifting prayer
152x-x-tum dag... ...
153na-qa₂-a-rum dagNaqārum, the mighty
154wu-uṣ-u-um barag₂
155šu-pa-ru-rum barag₂Šupārurum, the dais
155ax-x DAG...;
155bx-x
156i-lulamentation
157kuŋ₄a kind of fish
158da-mu uš₂Damu, the weaver
159ṣa-ak-x lugud(a kind of container)
160mi-i-tum uš₂
160alugud
161ug₅-gadead
162pe-e-tu-u₂-um bad“Pētûm-wall
162amu-u₂-tum BADthe dowry of the city wall
163ne₂-su₂-u₂ bada kind of wall
164pa-la-sum bada brick mould
165re-e-qum badthe rear of the wall
166pe-hu-um uš₂
167bi-e-šum badto build a wall
168su-um-ki-nu-um suginSūm-kinum, the singer,
168asa₃-a-su₂ zizsaŋsu (means) emmer.
169ga-ma-a-rum tilFinished, finished
169ala-qa₂-tum tilacquired, finished
170la-bi-i-rum sumunold Labirum
171ka-ab-tu idim
172sa₃-ak-lu idimsaŋ-lû-plant
173se₃-bu-u₂ idimthe šubû-priest, the builder
174še-gu-u₂ idimšegû-stone
175idim
176ek-le-tum idim“Eklētum, the god’s
177et-tu-u₂-tum ašEttutum aš
178ṣe-ni-it-tum ašṢenītum aš
179u₂-pu-um-tum aš
180zi-ka-rum AŠzikarum plant
181we-e-du-um diliWe’ēdum, the single
182we-e-du-um diliWe’ēdum, the single
182aa-na ašto Aš
183we-di-iš-ši-šu dili-niWedīšu alone
184gi-it-ma-lum aš-ša₄reed bundle
185re-ṣu-u₂-tum aš-tahfirst-fruit offering
186ar-da-a-du aš-dah
187la-qa₃-a-tum kulall the laqātum-taxes
188ze-e-rum numuna seed
189u₂-kulhe ate.
190li-li-aLiliya
191a-ra-an-gi₄he returned.
192da-ar-rum nir-mu₂mighty one, hero
193ša da-ar nir-mu₂who reveres the gods
193ana-de₃to say
194nir-ŋal₂hero, hero
195nir ŋal₂fearsome one
196zu-uk-ku-u₂ nir-nirZukkû, herald
197tu-ur-ru-ṣu nir-nir
198tu-ul-lu-mu nir-nir“Turlumû, the hero,
199šer₇-da
200nir-gam-maa gift, and
201dun-dunDundun,
202en₃ tarinquired after
203en₃ tar-tarinquired after
203aen₃ tar-tar-x... inquired after
204en₃-bi tar-reinquired after.
205en₃-bi tar-rainquired after.
206en₃ he₂-tar-remay he inquire.
206aen₃ he₂-tar-remay he inquire.
207en₃-tukum-bias long as
208en₃-tukum-še₃as long as
208aen₃-tukum-šeas long as
209tukum-biIf
209atukum-xIf
210tukum-bi-še₃If it
211tukum-bi diIf a lawsuit
211atukum-bi-xIf
212tukum-bi-taIf from it
213tukum-bi-ta-taIf you
214a-ah-rumAḫrum
215a-ah-rumAḫrum
216buru₁₄harvest
217e₂-me-ešHouse of the People
218en-te-en
219u₄-mu-um udThe day, the day
220ṣi-e-tum udṣītum day
221ša-ma-aš utuŠamaš
222i-me-rum udImerum, day
223um-mi-du-um udUmmidum, day
224ud a-akday and night
225ud a-akday and night
226ud-a taga day
227ud ma-ra-aha day of abundance
228ud šed₈day of harvest
229tam-mait is a
230tam-mait is a
231tam-ma ŋar-ra“You are the one who smites
232unkinRing of
233mu-ru-ubhe erected.
234kisalcourtyard
235pu-uh₂-ru-um(a kind of container)
236ma-a-tum kurthe land of the mountain
237ša-du-u₂ kur(a plant)
238er-ṣe-tum kurmountain range
239kur-kurall the lands
240kur u₂-sal-lathe land of Usalla,
241kalamof the country
242kalam daŋal-lathe land of the rebellious
243uŋ₃
244uŋ₃ daŋal-la
245uŋ₃ lu-aa kind of plant
246uŋ₃ šar₂-raof the king
246auŋ₃ šar₂-raof the king
247ma-daof the land
248a₂-dam(a kind of plant)
249kaskalroad, road
250har-ra-anroad
251har-ra-anroad
252har-ra-an-gura road
253šubtu₆(|KASKAL.(LAGAB×U)&(LAGAB×U)|)
254eme-sig
255ka-ŋir₃(a kind of container)
256gud-du-kalam ŋenguddu-kalam priest
257ki-ir-ba-nu {+la-ak}lak“Kirbānu, lak
257a{+la-ak}lak
258pi-ir-sa-a-nu {+tu-ba}tuba₃basket-of-tablets: xxx
259mi-iš-la-nu {+za-an-da-ra}zandara“Miš-lanu, Zandara,
260za-du-ru-um zadruzadurrum (means) zadru.
261ša-an-gu-um {+sa-ag₂-ga₂}saŋŋašangû-vessel
262na-sa-qum {+saŋ}saŋ₅to tremble
263bi-e-rum saŋ₅bīrum sab
264šu-du-um {+šu-dum}šudum
265mi-nu-u₂-tum šidWhat is it that is missing?
266ni-ka-su₂ {+ka}kas₇the ni-kasu of the kas
267it-qum {+a-ka}aka₃itqum kabaka
267a{+a-ka}aka₃of Akkad
268ha-aš-ha-aš-tum ŠID
269ma-nu-u₂-um šida manu-um
270ma-ru um-mi-a-ni umbisaŋAru, his mother, his grandmother,
271ṭu-up-ša-rum {+u₂-bi-sag}umbisaŋa tupšāru-bowl
272ra-ka-bu šid
272aqa₂-ra-du ŠID
272bli-i-{+šu}šum silaŋ(ŠID)Li-i-šum, the street
273{d}en-lil₂ umbisaŋEnlil, the scribe,
273au₄-ru-hu dilib(ŠID)
274{+še-eg}šeg₁₂a statue of himself
275šeg₁₂ al-ur₃-rabaked bricks
276šeg₁₂ izi ur₃-raa roof with fire on it
276ašeg₁₂ nu-ur₅-rabaked bricks
277šeg₁₂-šeg₁₂(a kind of tree)
278a-ma-a-rum šeg₁₂-anšeAmārum, the farmer
279a-ma-a-rum šeg₁₂ du₃Amaʿarum, builder of the wall
280la-ba-a-nu šeg₁₂ du₈unbuilt plots of bricks
281te-rum uru₉(|SIG₄.IDIM|)
282im-du-u₂ uru₉(|SIG₄.IDIM|)
283ta-ak-ši-rum banda₅(|SIG₄.IDIM|)small takširum stone
283ašeg₁₂-anšea kind of tree
284šeg₁₂ tehi₂(a kind of tree)
284ašeg₁₂ gub-bastanding brick
284bšeg₁₂ tab-babaked bricks
285šeg₁₂ tehi₂ bad₃-dathe brickwork of the outer wall
286šeg₁₂ tum₂-masuitable for a garden
287šeg₁₂ dub₂-ba(a kind of tree)
287ašeg₁₂ tab-babaked bricks
288šeg₁₂ tug₂-gawoolen garment
289šeg₁₂ šurum gudhead of a ox
289ašeg₁₂ gag-še₃ ŋar-ra“Finger-nail of the outer wall
289bšeg₁₂ dal-še₃ ŋar-ra“Flying(?) through the open country
289cšeg₁₂ im-bi UR₄ LAThe brickwork of this wall ...
290ar-hu u₃ a-gur-rum šeg₁₂ zid-da |NE.RU|-duArḫu and Agurrum, the righteous brick
291pisaŋ {ŋeš}u₃-šub-baBasket of leftovers
292bu-du-u₂-um murgu₂budūum murgu
293e-mu-qum murgu₂armed forces of the army
293ama-ar-gu murgu₂
294e-ṣe-em-ṣe-rum murgu₂
295wa-ar-ka-tum murgu₂later, on the shoulder
296e₂-gar₈a wall
297e₂-gar₈ dal-ba-naand the wall of his alley
298iz-ziIzzi,
299iz-zi dal-ba-nawho stands at his side,
300ŋissu
301ŋissu dug₃-ga“Good beer
302ŋissu daŋal-la
303ta-ra-a-nu ŋissu la₂-a“Tarānu, his neck is swollen,
304ta-ra-a-nu ŋissu gi₄-a“Tarānu, turn back!
305an-dul₃a protective spirit
306an-dul₃ dug₃-gawith a pleasant canopy
307an-dul₃ daŋal-laa protective canopy
308an-ta-dulcover, cover
309ba-ṣu₂ sahardust storm
310e-pe-rum saharto dig a pit
311ta-ar-bu-uh₂-tum ukum(IŠ)tārbuḫtum-disease, if
312ku-uk-ku-šu mil(IŠ)kukkušu-plant
313ki-zu-u₂ kuš₇(IŠ)a leather bag
313aši-ba-hu-um ukum(IŠ)Šibaḫum, if
314na-as₂-pa-at-tu kuš₇(IŠ)leather pouch
315IŠ-IŠ
316sahar ŋar“seaḫû-boil,
317sahar-ŋar id₂-dathe river silt
318sahar-ŋar-rasaharbara flour
319sahar-dub-basahardubak
319aša-at-pu-um saŋšātpû-plant
320sahar šuš₂dust from a field
320asahar si sa₂... soil
320bsahar šuš₂dust from a field
320csahar burudₓ(U)dust from a burud plant
321sahar ušearth
322sahar ka-tabcoarse earth
323sahar peš-pešdust from the mounds
323asahar du₈dust heaped up
323ba-ka-mu-um sahar du“Akāmum-saḫ, the dust storm,
324sahar niŋindust from the nibin canal
325sahar niŋ₂-kiearth of Nikku
326kuš₇ niŋ₂-ki šeg₉clean skin of Nikku
326asahar ŋar-radust from the granary
327sahar-ŠEŠŠar-ŠEP
328sahar ba-alearth was dug.
329sahar bur₁₂-raburied earth
330sahar zi-zidust from zizi
331sahar ŋa₂-ŋa₂soil of the canal
331asahar gana₂-gana₂ AŠearth from the field
332sahar tah-edust from a ditch
333sahar-e₂-sa-la₂-aof Sahar-esala
334bad₃the wall
335bad₃-šul-hi(a kind of wall)
336bad₃ bar-raoutside the wall
337bad₃ a-ŋi₆the wall of A’bi
338bad₃ ŋir₂ šu-iThat wall
339bad₃ zag dibthe wall ...
340bad₃ aga-kar₂fortress of Agakar;
341bad₃ aga-kar₂ si₃-kethe wall of the scepter,
342bad₃-sithe fort
343tu bad₃from the wall
344suhuš bad₃foundation of the wall
345ur₂ bad₃the base of the wall
345aKU bad₃... of the wall
346pa bad₃pa-wall,
347ha-tu-ba bad₃Hatuba, the wall
348sukud bad₃... of the wall
349gir bad₃foot of the wall
350iricity
351a₂-dam(a kind of plant)
352maš-gana₂gazelle
353za-lam-ŋarZalambar
354KA-us₂-saKA-usa
355du₁₀-us₂-safor Du-usa;
356e₂-duru₅the threshing floor
356ae₂-duru₅the threshing floor
356be₂ burudₓ(U)-burudₓ(U)house of ...,
357e₂-ziEzi
358e₂-zi dal-ba-nathe Ezida, his ...
358aHI-en-xHI-en-
359du₁₀-us₂ dilia single chair
360a-ab-bathe sea
361a-ab-ba zig₃-garising in the sea
362a-ab-ba hu-luh-haIn the sea, a terrifying storm
363a-ab-ba sig-gathe Lower Sea
364a-ab-ba igi-nim-mathe Upper Sea
365ap-pa-rum ambarAppararum, the marsh
365aambar mahthe great marsh
365bambar ban₃-dain the open marshes
365cmi-uh₂-ṣum umah
365dha-mu-u₂-um umah(|LAGAB×(U.A)|)Ḫamum, the mighty
366ṣu-ṣu-u-um sug
367sug-muš
368sug mahthe great marsh
369sug ban₃-dawith the small marsh
370sug-zag-ge₄
371sug-zag-ge₄ gu₇-awho eats in the street,
372engur(a kind of container)
373engur maha great marsh
374abzuof the Abzu
375a mahexalted water
376a-e₃-aA'ea
377kab₂-kud(a kind of container)
378a-gu-u₂ i-ziagû-plant, izzu-plant
379pe-en-zu-rum i-zi“Pēnzurum, the Izid,
380si-ru-u₂ i-zi“Storm, stand, stand!
381i-zi hu-luh-haa terrifying izzu-demon
382a-ŋi₆water
383urunₓ(EN)
384kur-ku
385nim-nim
386uh₂-pu₂
387uh₂-pu₂
388x-x-KI-i-tum uh₂-pu₂... he smote
388aa-še-x ŋi₆... of the river
389ub₄ dug₄-gaa kind of container
390ub₄ niŋ₂-huš-athe niḫuš (temple)
390aud-za-ha-al
390bhu-ba-al-lum si-dug₄Ḫuballum is good.
391ub₄ sa(a kind of container)
392qa-ab-rum irigalthe qabrum of the city
393er-ṣe-tum irigalthe Great Igigi
394a-ra-liArali
395kur-nu-gi₄Kurnugi
395ala-wi-ri-a-nu uh₂-pu₂Lawiriyanu ...
396tirforest
397tir-tirmountain range
398tir kuggold trough
399tir ha-šu-ur₂ḫašur forest
400me₃battle
401šen-šen
402šen-šen saŋ gi₄-a(a kind of reed that is) planted with grass
403ŋeš ŋeš-e la₂-a“If he slips through the cracks,
403ašubtu₆(|KASKAL.(LAGAB×U)&(LAGAB×U)|)
404aga-kar₂a kind of animal
405aga-kar₂ si₃-kea kind of scepter
406a-ma-ruflood, flood
407a-ma-ruflood, flood
408mar-uru₅
409mar-ru₁₀
409amar-ru₁₀
410ulu₃south
411a-ma-ru-kamIt is an amaru.
412gar₃-dar
413gar₃-še₃ akto be made into a vessel
414gar₃-UŠgar-UŠ
414akug bala-še₃ aksilver for bala (payment)
415gar₃ BU(a kind of container)
415agar₃ BU(a kind of container)
415bgar₃ sa-sagar, sasa
416gibil₅(|GALAM.GALAM|)new
417galam-galamthe great cult centers
418ka-ak-ku sukud(a kind of container)
419e-er-tum GALAMThe great extispicy.
420a-bu-tum ubiAbūtum ubi
421si₂-mi-il-tum galam“Simmiltum, the eye’s eye,
422ni-ki-il-tum galam“Opening-of-the-sea
423nim-ŋir₂
424nim ŋir₂-ŋir₂(a kind of flying insect)
424anim ŋir₂-ŋir₂-re“Flying about in the highlands,
425gud-gu₄-udox or bull
426degₓ(RI)-degₓ(RI)
427bir-bir
428eš dara₂eš dara plant
429da-da-raDadara
430zu₂ keš₂a tooth
431zu₂-keš₂
432la-sa-mu kaš₄La-samu, the messenger
433ha-la-pu gir₅
434ša-nu-u-um im₂(a kind of clay)
435la-ka-tu kaš₄lakātu (disease of the nose)
436u₂-ba-ru-um gir₅
437iš-du-um suhuš
437ana-pa-a-qu₃-um gir₅-gir₅
437bha-la-a-pu gir₅-gir₅“Ḫala’apu, the girgir,
437cšu-qu₃-du-um DU@s-DU@sšuqudû-plant
438a-la-a-ku ŋenI am going —
439tum₂-masuitable
440pi-iš-tum inthe responsibility in
441mi-iṣ-rum in
442api-il-kum ina seal on
443in dubin a tablet
444in ed₃-de₃in the steppe
445in-ŋar
446in dug₄in a bowl
447in-ti-inIntin
448in-nu
449in-nu
449ain bul(a kind of container)
449bin bul-bulin reed bundles
449cin degₓ(RI)in ...
449din degₓ(RI)-degₓ(RI)in ...,
449ebulug
449fkurum₆ šub-bafresh emmer
450in dub₂-dub₂-buin squabbles
451dub₂-dub₂-buto squabble
451adub₂-dub₂-buto squabble
452bala-balabalabala
453aš₂
454aš₂ balaTurn back!
455aš₂ balaTurn back!
456aš₂ a₂-zig₃
456ani₂ dub₂-bufearsomeness
456bni₂ nu-zuwho has no fear
456ctil₃-lato live
456dtur₅-ra
457du₁₄(a kind of weapon)
458du₁₄ mu₂-mu₂slander
459ninim(|ŠA₃×NE|)
459amurgu₃murgu
460za-pa-aŋ₂
461akkil
462murlung
463mur ša₄lung
464du₁₀-UD akdid Du-UD
465nam-gi₄-me-eš₃ akdid requital
466inimword
466ainimword
467i₅-ŋar
468i₅-ŋar sag₁₀
469i₅-ŋar hul-aevil ibar oil
470inim sag₉-sag₉-geto make beautiful words
471šud₃Hand-lifting
471aka-ra-bu šu mu₂-mu₂Hand of a Young Man
471bigi šud₃before Šud
472u₃-maNow,
473u₃-ma DU-DUand ...
473au₃-ma DI-DINow, ...
474u₃-naand for him
475u₃-sa₂
476u₃ kuand silver
477u₃ nu-kuand does not sleep
478u₃ nu-bar-reand does not remove
479u₃-zi-zihe raised up.
480u₃-kal-kalhe shall hold.
481u₃-na-su₃-su₃he shall remove.
482u₃-na gubstanding at the side.
483u₃-na-de₃-tahhe shall remove for him.
484u₃-baat that time
485u₃-a-liUali,
486u₃-a di“Ua, the judge,
486au₃-a-liUali,
487u₃-šub-bato be taken away
488u₃-aOh!
488au₃-a ŋar-ra“Woe, the outside!’
489u₃-a niŋ₂-dug₃and a good mood
490il₂-la₂raised.
491du₅-la₂
492ki-ma-an-ze₂-erof Sumer
493siglow
493animhigh, low
494sig-nimlowland
495igi-nim-mabefore
496ul-du₃-ahe built
496airi du₃-abuilt-up cities
496bul-li₂-ain distant times
497iri nam-barag-geThe city should not be abandoned.
498en-nu-uŋ₃watch
499ki en-nu-uŋ₃from Ennu
499ana-kam-tum
499beš₃-ta-gur-raEštagura
499cen-nu-uŋ₃watch
500en-nu-uŋ₃ an-usanWatch of An-usan

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