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Erimhuš 03 (Q000205)

Lexical, First Millennium

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DesignationErimhuš 03
IDQ000205
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,
1dag šu-ub-tu
2ŋišgal man-za-zuIšgal, your position
3nir-nu-ŋal₂ ep-pe-šuto carry out a ritual
4gašam DUMU um-ma-a-niGašam, son of Ummani
5lu₂-šitim i-tin-nu
6lu₂-šitim engur-ra se-ki-ru“Lord of the deep, sekīru-disease,
7bad₃ gin₆ du-u₂-rua built-up wall like a ruin mound
8bad₃ gin₆ si sa-mi-tua wall with a straight horn,
9bad₃ gin₆ ri-a gaba-dib-buThe wall, which was erected like a reed-bed, was being smashed.
10garaš₂ ka-ra-šum(a kind of container)
11garaš₂ SIG₅ * a-mi-lu-tigood šakku-offering
12šag₄ dab su-un-nu-u₂
13šag₄ hul-ŋal₂ lu-mu-un lib₃-biEvildoer, lord of the heart
14GUG ha-lu-u₂a broken scepter
15su GUG um-ṣa-tu₄(a kind of leather)
16GUG pe-en-du-u₂(a kind of reed)
17su GUG ka-tar-ru... of a katarru-vessel
18pah-zil qum-ma-ru-tu“Paḫzil, the qummarūtu-priestess,
19bar sug₄ me-re-nua reddish outer garment
20x TE bu-ʾu-u₅-um[x] ... of būru-plant
21x TE-la₂ sa₃-ha-šum... sahašum-disease
22ašša ri-ig-muBecause of the rage
23makkaš ši-si-tu(a kind of container)
24til₅ ta-nu-qa-a-tu“Life (and) rejoicing
25tal₄ ik-kil-lu
26bar pa-da-nu
27igi bar nap-la-su
28bar igi ta-kal-tu
29igi il₂ e-nu na-ši-tuThe one who sees, the one who is seized
30x sukud lu-u i-la-tum[x], sukud-garments, either Ilatum;
31sulug-la₂ nap-pa-a-hu“Sulug-la- nap-aḫu,
32sulug-BAR nap-pa-a-huŠulgi-BAR means “to sneer.‭
33lu₂-{ŋeš}šu-kar₂ na-ga-ruLu-šukar, the nagaru
34lu₂-šu-gal-an-zu pa-ha-ruLu-šugal-anzu, the governor
35x x x-ša₂-ri...-šari
36x x ṣe-e-ri...;
37x x x ta-ha-zu[......] battle
38x x-x-ŠI-uṣur
39x x-te...;
Seg.2,
1x x-na-x...;
2x x-eš-x-eš-
3x me-lul-tu₄... evil
4x hi-du-tu₄... joy
5x x ri-ša₂-a-tu₄... supplication
6ki aŋ₂-ŋa₂ ra-a-muthe place of love-making
7hul gig ze-ʾe-e-ruevil (and) bitterness
8al-šeŋ₆-ŋa₂ ba-aš-lu
9niŋ₂-al-šeŋ₆-ŋa₂ qi₂-du-u“Speak to me!"
10še₁₂ ku-uṣ-ṣu₂-u₂
11giguru₃ a-la-a-tu₄(a kind of reed mat)
12dur₂ ṣa-ra-tu₄
13bid₃-bid₃ te-zu-u₂who knows the bidding,
14še₁₀ bar-ra ṣa-na-a-huwild goats
15u₆ di ha-a-ṭu
16igi la₂ a-ma-a-ruwithout seeing
17igi bi₂-in-du₈ nap-lu-suhe looked at him.
18sar la-sa₃-muthe sar of Lasamu
19kaš₄ di ner-ru-bu(a kind of container for) brewing beer
20sa₂-sa₂ ka-ša-a-duto make perfect, perfect
21kar ku-uš-šu-duthe quay of Kušudu
22kar sa₂-sa₂ ra-ša-duwho makes the quay great
23kar du₈-bi uz-za-a-tuIts quay is a ziggurat.
24an-ta-lu₃ šu-ša-a-tu₄The one who has a hand
25suh₃-bi a-ša-a-tu₄Its reedbeds
26lu₃-lu₃ dal-ha-a-tu₄Lulu, the dalḫatu-demon
27luŋ₂ ŋa₂ hi-i-ṭu
28luŋ₂ ŋa₂-ŋa₂ gi-il-la-tu“The man of the reed-beds,
29tud₂ la₂ na-ṭu₃-uborn without a father
30še ša₄ da-ma-muHand of Damamu
31zal šu-tab-ru-ušutabrû-plant
32zal-bi šu-taq-tu-u“Its disappearance is a šutaqtû-disease
33zal-bi ri-a šu-har-mu-ṭu₃Its passage is a šuḫarmūtu
34u₄ zal na-par₂-du-uWhen the day passed, the napardû-demon
35u₄ ug₂ nu-um-mu-ruwhen the people did not see
36an bir₉ mu-uṣ-la-lum(a kind of flying insect)
37ul-la ul-laLong ago, long ago
38i-gi-in-zu pi-i-qa₂(Sum) Your eye is a reed mat
39i-gi-in-zu du₈-a tu-ša-a-ma(Sum) The one who looks at your face, turn back and look at me (Akk) Look at me with a firm ‘yes’
40{ŋeš}gu₃-de₂ i-nuwhen Gude
41x x-ga za-ma-a-ru... a song.
42x x x x
Seg.3,
1x x x x
2x x ša₂ x-xof ...
3x x ša₂ x-xof ...
4immen ṣu-um-mu(a kind of ornament)
5šag₄-gar ni-ib-ri-tušaggar nibrītu
6u₂ nu-ŋal₂-la hu-ša-ah-hu(a plant) that cannot be irrigated, swollen
7sar-sar-re la-sa-muThe sarsare of La-samu
8KA-KA šu ŋal₂ ne-ru-buHand-lifting prayer, entering
9sa₂-sa₂ ka-ša-a-duto make perfect, perfect
10an-dul₃ ṣu₂-lu-lua protective deity
11saŋ il₂-la di-na-nuto raise a claim
12lu₂-diŋir-dib-ba-ra mah-hu-u₂The exalted one,
13ni₂-zu-ra-ah zab-bu-ua terrifying fearsomeness
14kur-ŋar-ra kur-gar-ru-uThe kurbara (temple), the kurgarrû
15lu₂-AN-sal-la as-sin-nuLu-AN-sala, the leatherworker,
16niŋ₂-ba qiš-tu₄Hand-lifting prayer
17še-ga še-mu-ugood, good
18i₅-ŋar i-gi-ru-u“Igirû-disease,
19LI-dur a-bu-un-na-tu₄LI-dur means “abūnatû-disease.‭
20x a-bu-un-na-tu₄ ša₂ x... abūnatu-disease of
21x a-bu-un-na-tu₄ ša₂ x... abūnatu-disease of
22nu-du₃ la ba-nu-udid not build,
23nu-gur la ta-a-ruNugur is not to be changed.
Seg.4,
1x x x ma-x-x[......] ...
2niŋ₂-nam nu-si suk-ku-lu“It is not me, it is not the sukkulû.
3si-ga mul-lu-u“Storm of the Pleiades’
4diri up-pu-ru“Excessively, I have written.
5diri-ga za-qa-a-rusurpassing, surpassing
6x-mu il₂-la ha-la-a-pu... raising ...
7TAR ha-la-a-ṣu₂TAR (means) to divide
8e₃ a-ṣu₂-u₂to go out
9x x ak-a gu-uš-tu₄... suckling
10x x ak-a ga-a-šum... I want to say
11suh₃-sah₄ sar ri-qi₂-it-tu₄šuhsaḫ, sar, riqittu,

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