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Erimhuš 01 (Q000203)

Lexical, First Millennium

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DesignationErimhuš 01
IDQ000203
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,
1erim huš a-na-an-tufurious enemy
2inbir ip-pi-ru
3zag nu-sa₂-a a-dam-mu-u(Sum) I am the one who does not have a right side, I am adammû (Akk) I do not have the right side
4sil₂-sil₂ kit-ru-ṣu
5kad₅-kad₅ kit-ru-ṣu
6šu sa₂-sa₂ šit-ru-ṣuHand of exaltedness
7nam-lirum šit-pu-ṣu
8ul₄ gal ma-galgreat storms, many
9ul₄ gal-gal az-zu-za-athe great storms that stand in your presence
10ul₄ gal a-ri-a mim-ma la mim-maGreat storm, a flood, nothing, nothing
11en₃ tar ša₂-a-lumwho inquires after the heart
12en₃ tar-tar šit-a-lumwho inquires after the living
13en₃ tar a-ri-a uṣ-ṣu-ṣuThe one who inquires after a man, he ponders
14i₃-ne-eš₂ i-na-an-naNow, now
15a-da-lam i-na-an-naNow then
16ul₄ sa₂-sa₂ ih-tam-ṭamhe has sworn by the good name
17x-sa₂ a-ša-ar... I shall pay.
18uš gu₇ pe-du-uto eat grass
19uš gu₇-gu₇ pe-du-uto eat, eat
20x ki tum₃ ka-a-šu... brought to an end
21šu bar zig₃ a-za-ruHand of a rising ziggurat
22a-na-am₃ mi-nuWhat else?
23a-na-aš am-mi-niWhy (is this)?
24nam-mu mi-in-sua fate of his own.
25gur₄ x... gur
26gur₄-ra git₂-ma-luwho is perfect in strength,
27GIR₂ gu₇-e x... eating ...
28KA x...
Seg.2,
1x x-x-x-x
2x x-ru-x...;
3x x-bal-x... ;
4x x ša₂ AŠGAB... of the haruspex
5x mu-še-ru..., engraver
6x še-ru ša₂ bur-ti... of the cistern
7x še-ru še-im... a kind of reed
8x sa-a-u₂[x], Sa'u;
9x na-a-u₂... Na'u.
10x sa-a-ṭu[x] sātbu-vessels,
11x ma-a-du... many
12x i-ṣu... he brought.
13x si-i-qu[x] ...;
14x rap-šubroad
15x ut-tu-lu[x] weaned;
16x ta-at-tu-ru[x] you have returned,
17x ne₂-me-lu... awe-inspiring
18x ta-tur-ru-u[x] you will turn back.
19x mar-ši-tu₂[x] sick people
20x is-di-hu[x] isdihu
21x x-lal-lu-lallu;
22x qe₂-be₂-ru[x], inside.
23x naq-ba-ru[x], naqbaru;
24x x-qu-u...qû;
25x x-es-su-uessû
26x na-aš₂-pa-ku... I am bringing
27x ma-ku-ru[x] mash-tubs;
28x diŋir ma-kur DINGIR[x] “Dibir, the abode of the god,
29niŋ₂-u₂-rum ta-li-mu“Niŋ-Urum, life
30tam-ma qa-a-puyou speak as follows:
31tam-tam-ma te-bi-ib-tu₂the sea and the sea,
32ur₅-ra hu-bu-ul-lu“In the future, destruction,
33x hu-ub-ta-tu₂[x] robberies
34šu bal šu-pel₂-tu₂Hand of balû-demon
35šu bal-bal qip-tu₂Hand of balbale, qiptu
Seg.3,
1šu x xHand of
2šu x xHand of
3šu x xHand of
4KA x x...;
5KA x x...;
6KA x x...;
7IM x xTablet ...
8IM x xTablet ...
9IM x x xTablet [......]
10KA x...
11KA NI x x... .
12KA NI x nu-ʾu-u₂... is not present.
13gu₃ ku-nu mu-ṭa-ap-pi-luThe one who shouts “You are the one who is torn out.‭
14KA x x...;
15KA NI x x... .
16KA NI x x... .
17KA x x x xmouth [......]
18giri₁₇-zal mut-tal-lumjoyous one, perfect one,
19giri₁₇-zal-zal mi-nu-u₂What is it that makes you happy?
20giri₁₇-zal a-ri-a a-ma-nu-u₂“Favorable one, who loves prayer,
21dum-dam i-ta-az-zu-ma(Sum) The lord, your servant, is the one who stands by you (Akk) The servant stood by you and
22i {d}utu ta-az-zi-im-tu₂“O Šamaš, you are exalted,
23ur₅-ša₄ ra-mi-mimy love-making
24x x ra-ma-ma... love.
25ŠE kit-tab-ra-anHand of Kittabran
26x x x x kap-pal-ta-an[......] the reed screen
27x bar-ra kab-bar-ta-an... the outer ...
28x x a-šu-u₂that
29x x x x-u₂-lu su-lu-lu..., suckling,
30x x ha-ah-huhahhu-disease
31x x-ga-lu-galu
32x A x x x-ga-u₂from the family,
33x hal x x-ru-u₂... ...;
34x x-šik-lu-sviklu
35dib ma-ha-a-xomitted
Seg.4,
1x šu-x-x... ,
2zi-ge-ba-an šu-har-ru-ruZigeban (is) šuḫarruru
3x lu₂ mu-u... that man
4x DU ma-a... saying:
5x mi-i... what?
6x lu-u[... be it]
7x la-anot
8x li-i...;
9x x-la-tu₂...;
10x x-x-tu₂...;
Seg.5,
1x x x
2sur NE sur x... ...
3tuku₄-tuku₄ na-a-šuhe who has a fearsomeness
4tuku₄ ša₄ da-a-muwho trusts in Ayamu
5tuku₄ ša₄-ša₄ da-a-luwho trusts in the heart of the gods
6du₉-du₉ ša₂-a-ušāʾu
7GAN A ma-ak-ka-suGAN, son of Makkasu
8ma₂-lah₅ ma-lah₅-uThe boatman, the boatman
9lum un-nu-bu
10ul mi-nu-uWhat is it?
11la la-lu-unot to be forgotten
12tag-hab e-riš-tu₂
13niŋ₂-ša₃-hab hi-ši-ih-tu₂a niŋšahab-disease caused by a sickness
14a₂-aš₂ ṣi-bu-tu₂a kind of weapon
15aš₂ e-ze-ru
16dul-la₂ re-du-tu₂the requisitions
17e₂ dul-la₂ e-du-lu-uThe house is being built, the work is being done.
18lah₄-lah₄ ša₂-la-lulahlaḫ, šalalu
19sa₂ pad₃-da a-tu-uchosen by Atû
20u₃ igi la₂ bu-ʾu-uand the eye is swollen
21šu dub₂-bu-ur nu-pu-šuHand that cannot be touched
22erin₂ dah na-ra-ru-ut ERIM-MEŠ“Battle-troops, the heroism of the troops,
23gu₃ ri-a na-ra-ru-ut rig-meclad in a roaring voice, awe-inspiring
24ku-še-er ku-še-rua leather bag, a bag
25tum-ma-al ku-še-ra-tu₂tummal garments
26ŋeš-šub iš-quhe has taken
27ŋeš šub AŠ iš-qu lem-nu(If) the hand of a man is swollen: evil will arise.
28{d}nin-piriŋ al-muNinpiri was born.
29{d}nin-piriŋ a-la-muNinpiri, the alamite
30{d}nin-piriŋ-ban₃-da bi-ib-buand Ninpiribanda
31maškim gi₆ lu₂-har-ra-an hal-lu-la-a-aThe black-headed people of the cult centers
32maškim gi₆ a-ri-a ša₂-niš hal-lu-la-a-aThe black-headed people, alternatively the Ḫalllulaeans
33DINGIR ki šu tag-ga nu-tuku DINGIR lem-nuGod who has no rival, evil god
34{d}zag-gar-ra DINGIR ša₂ šu-ut-tiZaggara, the god who created me,
35x šit-ru-du[x] šitrudu-garments
36x šu-uṣ-ṣu-u... šussbû-plant
37x x-x
Seg.6,
1gan-šub-ba xin the granary
2sa-ma-na₂ sa-ma-nuThe samānu-demon, the samanu-disease
3saŋ-ba-na₂ sag-ba-nu
4sa niŋin ra-pa-du
5sa-ad niŋin ṣi-da-nu(a kind of sad plant)
6sa KEŠ₂-sa ša₂-aš₂-ša₂-ṭua knot of šašbu-stone
7sa KEŠ₂ maš-ka-duknot of maškadu-stone
8sa KEŠ₂-KEŠ₂ šu-ʾu-uThis is a keesu-disease
9habrud hur-ru(a kind of sulphur)
10iz-zi dar-ru ni-gi-iṣ-ṣuizzi darru, nigissbu-disease
11ki-in-dar ni-gi-iṣ-ṣu qaq-qa-ri(As for) the ki’indar, the nigīṣu-plant of the ground,
12niŋ₂-ŋal₂-la bu-šu-uto carry off the goods
13ud ul-li₂-a ki-sit₂-tu₂In the distant future, at any time,
14da-ri₂ ar-ka-tu₂forever and ever
15a-ga-še₃ dar-ka-tu₂a kind of sulphur
16su KAL-KAL ak-ṣu
17pa e₃ šu-pu-uto make appear resplendently
17Adalla e₃ ud-du-u₂who emerges brightly,
18eme-sig kar-ṣuemešsig karṣu
19aš-an-gar taš-gi-ir-tu₂Ašangar
20inim e₂-gal šil-la-tu₂the word of the supreme palace
21kur₂ dug₄-ga tu-uš-šu₂who dwells in a pleasant place
22kur₂ bal-bal bar-tu₂foreign lands, exiled,
23an-ta-MU i-ša₂-an-ni“Atta-MU’s will be established for me.
24il₂-la-mu i-la-an-nihe brought me up,
25ki-ta-MU šup-pil-an-niSend me my letter!
26gam-ma-mu qu-di-da-an-ni“Come on, my warrior!
27lu₂-an-ne₂-ba-TU eš-še-bu-uLu-ane-baTU, the ešebû
28ŋeš-keš₂-da rik-subound, bound
29{d}NIN-nun-gal-e-ne {d}na-ru-duBēlet-nungalene, Narudu

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