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Ura 18 (Q000093)

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DesignationUra 18
IDQ000093
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodFirst Millennium
GenreLexical

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)
Seg.1,
1ku₆ nu-u₂-nufish that do not exist
2gu₂-bi₂{ku₆} kup-pu-u₂a kind of fish
2asuhur{ku₆} BU-x-xSuhur-fish
3suhur{ku₆} pu-ra-dua kind of fish
4suhur-maš₂{ku₆} *Suḫur-mašku
5suhur-maš₂{ku₆} bit-ru-u₂Suhur-maš-fish, bitrû,
6suhur-sum₄-la₂{ku₆} ziq-na-nuSuḫur-šumla, the piqnānu
7suhur-tun₃-bar{ku₆} sap-sa-pa-nuSuhurtunbar fish, sapsapanu
8gud-tur{ku₆} zi-riwild ox or fowler
9gu₄-ud{ku₆} ar₂-su-up-pia kind of fish
10eštub{+eš-ṭu-ub}{ku₆} ar₂-su-up-pithe estub-fish of Arsuppi
11ubi{ku₆} a-bu-tumthe fish of Abutum
12ubi sig{ku₆} xa kind of fish
13DIM₂ x{ku₆} x... fish
14x-x x
Seg.2,
1uh{ku₆} še-lep-pu-u₂a kind of fish
2niŋ₂-bun₂-na{ku₆} še-lep-pu-u₂the nibunna fish, the sveloppu fish
3mu-ur-ra{ku₆} gi-ri-tuma kind of fish
3ami-si-iš{ku₆} gi-ri-tuma kind of fish
4uh-gu₇-e{ku₆} gi-ri-tum ta-aʾ-i“The uḫ-gu-e-fish, the gi-rītum-bird, was eating
5a-ta-gur₄{ku₆} gi-ri-tum ta-aʾ-i“Atagur fish, a reed-bed, ...,
6mi-ir-dun₃-na{ku₆} al-lu-ut-tu₂the mirdunna fish, full of life,
7aga₃-dil{ku₆} is-quthe agadil fish has plundered
8agargara(NUN){ku₆} a-gar-gar-ru-u(a kind of fish)
9agargara(NUN) šah-x-x{ku₆} xagargara ... fish
10agargara(NUN) bar had₂-da{ku₆} xagargara bar hadda fish
11agargara(NUN) bar huš{ku₆} xagargara bar husvkug
12SAL-SAL{ku₆} xa kind of fish
13SAL-SAL{ku₆} xa kind of fish
14zizna{ku₆} xa kind of fish
15zizna{ku₆} xa kind of fish
16zizna{ku₆} xa kind of fish
17zizna{ku₆} xa kind of fish
18zizna{ku₆} *a kind of fish
19ir-ir{ku₆} *Irir
20agargara(NUN) dili{ku₆} *agargara fish
21saŋ dili{ku₆} *a kind of fish
22saŋ du₃-du₃{ku₆} *a kind of fish
23agargara(NUN) du₃-du₃{ku₆} *agargara fishery
24agargara(NUN) gibil{ku₆} *fresh agargar fish
25agargara(NUN) maš-da₃{ku₆} *agargara fish
26agargara(NUN) SAL-SAL{ku₆} *(a kind of fish)
27me-dim₂{ku₆} *a kind of fish
28ŋeš-gin₇{ku₆} *like a fish
29gir{ku₆} ša₂-hu-u₂a kind of fish
30gir-us₂{ku₆} ŠUGir-uškun
31gir-šu{ku₆} ŠUGiršu
32gir-gid₂{ku₆} *a kind of fish
33gir-gid₂{ku₆} tap-pi-in-nua kind of fisherman
34gir-a-ab-ba{ku₆} *Girabba
35gir id₂-da{ku₆} *foot of the river
36gir bar-ra{ku₆} qal-pua kind of fish
37gir šu luh-ha{ku₆} me-su-u₂Hand of luḫha fish, mesu-fish
38šag₄-hab{ku₆} ša₂-ha-pifish of the šaḫpi river
39e-sir₂{ku₆} še-e-nua kind of fish
40lul{ku₆} sa-ar-rua kind of fish
41ka₅-a{ku₆} še-le-bua kind of fish
42ur-gir₁₅{ku₆} kal-buthe mighty dog
43kišib₂{ku₆} pi-a-zuyour fisherman’s basket
44udu{ku₆} im-me-rua sheep of Immeru,
45gud{ku₆} al-piwild ox or fish
46maš-da₃{ku₆} ṣa-bi-tumthe fisherman Ṣabitum
47{d}en-ki{ku₆} ni-du-ut {d}e₂-aEnki, the scepter of Ea,
48dub-sar{ku₆} nun ṭup-šar-ruscribe, prince of the scribes
49tum₁₂{ku₆} su-um-ma-tumthe fish of Sumatum,
50sim{ku₆} si-nun-tuma kind of fish
51udu-lam-min₃{+u₂-lam-mi-in}{ku₆} pu-had ap-si-iThe rams and the fishes of the Apsu canal
52ninda₂{+ni-in-da}{ku₆} u₂-ru-tu₂ninda fish of the city
53ninda₂-dili{ku₆} a-bu-ta-nuninda-dili-fish of Abutanu
54ninda₂-dili{ku₆} sin-gur-runinda-dili-fish with sin-gurru
Seg.3,
1x{ku₆} si-x... fish
2x-ri{ku₆} a-x... fish
3sah₄{ku₆} di-ta-nua kind of fish
4saŋ-kud{ku₆} ŠU{+a-ri}fisherman's hand
5saŋ-kud{ku₆} sin-gur-rua kind of fish
6uru₆{ku₆} a-rua fisherman's boat
7ugudil{ku₆} si-in-gur-rua kind of fish
8gamar{+ga-mar}{ku₆} x-xa kind of fish
9gamar{+ga-mar} tur{ku₆} xa kind of small fish
10kiŋ₂-tur{ku₆} ki-tu-ruthe small quay
11sumaš{+ma-šu}{ku₆} *a kind of fish
12ab₂-suhur{ku₆} *a kind of fish
13ninda₂-ab₂-suhur{ku₆} xa kind of fish
14du₆{ku₆} ti-lua kind of fish
15x ku-na-xKuna-
16bi₂-za-za{ku₆} *a kind of fish
17bi₂-za-za gu-la{ku₆} *a great fisherman
18a-ra-zu{ku₆} *Arazu
Seg.4,
1al-ur₃-ra{ku₆} i-se-ealurra fish
2al-gaz-za{ku₆} hu-pe-e“I will kill the fish, I will pluck the pigs,
3al-ug₅-ga{ku₆} mi-i-tidead fisherman
4mun{ku₆} ṭa-ab-tia kind of fish
5gazi{sar}{ku₆} nun ka-se-egazi-fish, princely kasû-fish
6ŋissu{ku₆} nun ṣil-lia fish of the prince of the basket
7izi tag-ga{ku₆} nun *a kind of fish
8kad₅-ku₆ nun *princely fisherman
9izi-ta nu₂-a{ku₆} nun *from fire a princely fish
10šag₄-luh-ha{ku₆} *a kind of fish
11šag₄-bar-ra{ku₆} *a kind of fish
12šag₄-bar-ra{ku₆} xa kind of fish
13bar-ra{ku₆} xbarra fish
14x-x{ku₆} x... fish
Seg.5,
1nunuz ku₆ pe-lu-u₂a kind of fish that eats fish,
2{+mu-še-en}mušen iṣ-ṣu-ruI am smitten, I am terrified
3u₈-a{mušen} hu-u₂-athe ewes that were born,
4u₅-ŋeš{mušen} hu-ut-mu“I have sinned against you,
5gambi{+x-am-mu}{mušen} ku-mu-u₂The ... of the gambî-demon is yours.
6e-zi{mušen} e-zi-xEzidmušen, Ezi-
7a-za₃-gun₃-nu{mušen} u₂-zu-un-qa-ne₂-eThe azzagunnû-birds, the uzunqanē birds,
8šeš{+si-iš}{mušen} ma-ra-tumThe šū-sîn-bird of Maratum
9x-x{+si-iš}{mušen} ma-ra-tum... of the Maratum
10adab{+a-ra-ab}{mušen} u₂-sa-buThe adab priestess has ceased there.
11gu₂-bi₂{+bi}{mušen} ku-pi-tuma kuppitum snake
12u₅-bi₂{+bi}{mušen} up-pu-u₂whose radiance is exalted,
13he-bad{+ba-ad}{mušen} *hebad-vessel
14e-gi-ra{mušen} i-gi-ru-u₂The egira’s, the igirû,
15igira₂{+i-gi-ra}{mušen} i-gi-ru-u₂The Igira-Igigi, the Igigi
16igiraₓ(|SAG.SAL|){mušen} i-gi-ru-u₂the Igigi, the igirû-bird,
17zarah{+za-ra-ah}{mušen} i-gi-ru-u₂The zaraḫ-birds, the Igigi,
18amar zarah{mušen} i-gi-ru-u₂the calfs of the zaraḫmuššī-birds, the igirû-plants
19ar-ra-ra-ah{mušen} i-gi-ru-u₂The arraḫ-demons, the Igigi,
20x-HU{mušen} x-x...,
21anzud{mušen} an-zu-u₂Anzud, Anzu
Seg.6,
1buru₅-gi-zi{mušen} * *Burugizimuš
2buru₅-zu₂-lum{mušen} xburuzulum bird
3buru₅-ugu-du₃-a{mušen} *(a kind of bird)
4buru₅-ugu-dil-lum{mušen} *
5buru₅ x xharvest ...
Seg.7,
1ra-ak-ra-ak{mušen} *
2te₈{mušen} *
3te₈-uš₂{mušen} *
4te₈-uš₂{mušen} *
5te₈-uz dili-ur₄{mušen} x-x-šu“You are the one who ... the dili-ur-mušu-plant,
6te₈-uz gu-la{mušen} na-aʾ-i-ruThe great tēš-demon, the one who is praised,
7uz{mušen} u₂-sua snake with a tail
Seg.8,
1bibad{mušen} pa-as-pa-subibad-mušven, his tongue
2bibad tur{mušen} na-ah-tuma small bird, a snare
Seg.9,
1kislah{mušen} iṣ-sur-ru maš-ka-niThe kislaḫmuš-demon has piled up her corpse
2x{mušen} kur ti-ib-nithe ... bird of Tibni,
3x{mušen} kur ti-ib-nithe ... bird of Tibni,
4x{mušen} ur-bal-lum... of Ur-ballum
5u₅-dil-ur₄{mušen} da-lu-uUdil-Urmuš, the bright one,
6e-sig{mušen} e-si-guthe Esigmušen, the Esigu,
7x{mušen} e-si-gu... snake
8x{mušen} ba-ra-muthe ... snake did not grow,
9u₅-ŋeš{mušen} ki-li-liThe ubšven-birds of Kilili
10x UD{mušen} ki-li-li... kīlīlu-disease,
11x x{mušen} x-x-ṣa-tum...-sbatum
12x x-x-ṣa-tum-ṣatum
13x ge-er-šip-pu[x] arrows
14x-x x-x-bu...;
15arkab{mušen} er-ka-buarkab-vessel of Erkabu,
16arkab{mušen} ša₂-ga-ṣuThe arkab-bird, the šagasbu-bird
17KI-x{mušen} x ki-iṣ-ṣuKI-x-musven
18x{+x-gu-ub}{mušen} MIN...-gub-ven DITTO
19x{+x-ši-ta}{mušen} x-x-lu...-svi-ta-musven
20x{mušen} x... snake
21x{mušen} x... snake
22kib{+ki-ib}{mušen} *
23kib-šu{+ki-ib-šu₂}{mušen} *
24x{mušen} x... snake
27sipad{+si-ba}{mušen} re-e₂-a-umthe shepherd, the shepherd of the shepherds,
28sipad-tur{mušen} al-lal-luThe young shepherds are clad,
29sipad-tir-ra{mušen} kub-ši bar-mat“Sipad-tirra-mušēn is smitten,
30ŋi₆-a{mušen} iṣ-ṣur mu-šiThe Išbi-a-mušēn bird is a bird
31nu₂-a{mušen} ṣal-lal-lumThe ṣallalu bird
32giriš{+gi-ri-eš}{mušen} iṣ-ṣur kur-ṣip-ti“The scepter of the mountain is a snake,
33zag-niŋin{+ni-gi-in}{mušen} ṣa-a-a-i-du“He is the one who makes the ṣā’idu-birds tremble
34sim{mušen} si-nun-dusimmusven si-nundu
35tum₁₂{mušen} su-um-ma-tuma bird of susummatum
36tum₁₂-gur₄{mušen} su-ka-nu-nuthe tumgur-birds, the šukanunu birds
37irsaŋ{mušen} ur-ša₂-nuIrsa-musven, hero
38GIR₃-gi-x{mušen} u₂-si-guGIR-gi-x-mušven
39GIR₃-x-x{mušen} a-mur-si-kuŠēp-..., amur-siku,
40x pa-aš-ku[x] ...
41x nam-rum[x], Namrum;
42x har-ba-aq-qa-nu[x] harbaqqūnu-vessels;
43x pe-ṣu-u[x] ...,
44x ṭa-ab-bi-iʾ-u[x] ṭabibīyu-plants,
45x ṭa-ab-bi-iʾ-u[x] ṭabibīyu-plants,
46ŋiri₃-gid₂-da{mušen} sa-qa-tuma kind of snake
47ŋiri₃-gid₂-da{mušen} GIR₃-MIN-šu₂ a-rikThe birigida bird, his feet are bound.
48ŋiri₃-lugud₂-da{mušen} ka-ti-ma-tuma kind of bird
49ŋiri₃-kas₄-kas₄{mušen} ka-ti-ma-tum“Biri-kaškas-mušēn, the Katimatum,
50gir₃-gi-lum{mušen} ṣa-a-a-huGirgilum, the šahu-bird
51ti-gi-lum{mušen} *Tigilum
52ti-gi-lum kur-ra{mušen} * KUR{+i}Tigīlum, the mountain,
53ri₆-ri₆{mušen} zi-bu-uthe riri-birds that rise up,
54li-li{mušen} zi-bu-ulilī-ven, zibû,
55kib-kib{mušen} *
56gur₄{+kur}-{+kur}gur₄{mušen} *a kind of bird
57tir-tir{mušen} *Tirtirven
58dub-dub{mušen} *
59šeg₅-šeg₅{mušen} *a bird
60kar-kar{mušen} ku-ur-ku-ruthe karkar-vessels, the kurkurru,
61kar-kar-re{mušen} ki-ri-ka-ruThe karkarru priests, the kirikaru priestess
62akar-kar{mušen} *
62bmuš-gu₇{mušen} *a bird
63muš-gu₇{mušen} muš-ku-uThe bird devours the bird
64IM-dumu-ni{mušen} ŠU{+mu}IM-dumuni-musven
65IM-dumu-ni{mušen} ŠU{+lum}IM-dumuni-musven, hand
66IM-ki-ni{mušen} xIM-kini-musven
67IM-ki-ni{mušen} xIM-kini-musven
68im-hul-a{mušen} xthe evil wind
69IM{mušen} x
70IM-lu₂-x xIM-lu-,
71IM-x-x xIM-
72IM-x xTablet [x]
Seg.10,
1a₁₂-ra₂-bu{mušen} a-ra-bu-u₂Arabû, the arabu priest,
2a₁₂-ra₂-bu nita{mušen} zi-ka-rumArabu, the male bird of Zikarum,
3a₁₂-ra₂-bu-min₃{mušen} ur-bal-lumArabūminum, Ur-ballum
4dar{mušen} tar-ru
5dar{mušen} it-ti-du-u₂The arrows have risen,
6dar-lugal{mušen} *
7dar-me-luh-ha{mušen} ṣu-la-muDarme-luḫha-mušvēn, Šulamu
8dar-gi-zi{mušen} du-ru-um-muDargi-zidmuš, Urummu
9dar-gi-zi{mušen} hu-ru-guDargi-zidmuš, the hurugu priest
10u₃-dar{mušen} tar-rum
11ku-ru-uk{mušen} ku-ru-uk-kuI am a kurukku-bird,
12um-ma{mušen} um-mu“My mother, my mother,
13ha-mun{mušen} lal-la-ar₂-tumḪamun-mušven, lala-artum
14peš₁₀-buluŋ₃-ŋa₂{mušen} šar-rat kib-ruThe pešbulû-demon, king of the world quarters
15nu-um-ma{mušen} eš-še-bu“It is not enough, it is high,
16{d}nin-ninna{+ni-in}{mušen} eš-še-buNinninna, you are exalted
17{d}nin-ninna{+ni-in}{mušen} ki-li-liNinninna, the ki-lili priestess
18{d}nin-ninna{+ni-in}{mušen} iṣ-ṣur ki-li-liNinninna, Išbur, Kilili
19{d}nin-ninna{+ni-in}{mušen} iṣ-ṣur le-mut-tiNinninna, Išbur, the evil one,
20{d}nin-ninna{+ni-in}{mušen} an-pa-tumNinninna, Anpatum
21ŋeš-{+num}nu₁₁{mušen} an-pa-tumAnpātum
22buru₄{+bu-ru}{mušen} e-re-buthe harvest, which is to be brought in
23buru₄-gi{mušen} na-aʾ-i-ruThe reed-beds of the harvest were cut down.
24buru₄ babbar{mušen} pe-ṣu-u₂the white harp harvest that is to be harvested,
25buru₄ giggi{mušen} ṣal-muThe black reeds of the harvest have been carried off.
26buru₄ še-numun{mušen} e-reb ze-riThe harvest, the seed of the šēnumun bird, the treasury,
27buru₄ gaz{mušen} hu-ru-guthe harvest, the gazelle, the ḫurugu
28buru₄ nita{mušen} bi-bi-nak-kuthe harvest of the male donkey he fed to you,
29uga{+u₂-ga}{mušen} a-ri-bua kind of insect, a bird
30bibra{+bi-ib-ri}{mušen} bi-ib-ru-u₂The bibra-ibrīš-priests who intercede,
30abibra kur{mušen} u₂-si-guthe bibra of the mountain bird, the mušven bird
31bibra kur{mušen} a-mur-sig-guThe bibra priest of the mountain bird, Amursiggu
32bibra sim{mušen} du-u-dua bowl of pomegranates smashed,
33bibra nim{mušen} muš-x-xThe bibra priest, the nimmuš-bird
34bibra gi₄-a{mušen} ni-x-xThe bibra priestess, the young woman ...
35nu-um-mu{mušen} zi-i-bu“It is not, it is not a rising flood,
36ur-bi-gu₇{mušen} zi-i-buUr-bi-gu7-ven, zibu
37ur-bi-gu₇ si{mušen} xIts dogs ... the horns
38kur-gi{mušen} *a kind of bird
39ku-gi-x xKugi-
Seg.11,
1x-x-x x
2u₅ za-pa-aŋ₂-ŋa₂{mušen} xthe zapāpa-plant
3u₅-balaŋ-ŋa₂-na{mušen} xUbala-bana
4u₅-bi{mušen} xits grasses
5u₅-bi{mušen} * *its horns
6u₅-sim{mušen} *
7u₅-mun{mušen} pa-aʾ-u₂the ūmun bird, the snare
8nunuz mušen pa-lu-u₂“Father of the wild cow, who is resplendent,
9amar mušen *calf of the snake
10tešlug{+eš-lu-ug} mušen a-tam MUŠEN“Tešlug-lug, the snake of the sea, the bird
11šu ur₃-ra{mušen} kap-ruHand of Ur-ra-mušven, kapru
12essadu iz-hu xesadu-plant, izhu-plant
13šed₄-šed₄ mušen rit-kub MUŠEN-MEŠ(As for) the snake, the horn of a bird
14siki ši-pa-a-tumwool for the šipātum-festival

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