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OB catalogue from Urim (U2) (Q000324)

Literary, Old Babylonian, Ur · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationOB catalogue from Urim (U2)
IDQ000324
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotUr
Coordinates30.9607, 46.1063

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)
1nin mul-an-gin₇ ENLady like the Star of Heaven, lord
2bur-šum₂-ma gallarge bowl
3zi-ŋal₂
4lugal-me šag₄-ta ur-saŋ-me-enWe are kings, we are hero(?)
5lugal me dug₄-gathe king who the good divine powers
6me-ta-am₃ me-di A₂From where will I go?
7me-ta-am₃ im-duFrom where will he go?
8nin me šar₂-raLady of the divine powers
9en-e kur lu₂ til₃-la-še₃The lord, to the mountain of the living
10i₃-a lu₂-ulu₃oil, man
11šul me₃-kamIt is the ‘head’ of battle
12lu₂-kiŋ₂-gi₄-aLu-kibgia
13in-nin me huš-aLady of the furious divine powers
14e₂ ud huš an kiHouse, furious storm of heaven and earth
15hur-saŋ an ki-bi-da-ke₄The mountain range of heaven and earth
16{d}en-lil₂ su₃-ra₂-še₃to Enlil, the exalted one
17saŋ-ki gid₂-dalong sa-ki
18{ŋiš}al-e {ŋiš}al-eThe hoe, the hoe!
19ud ul-e re-daIn distant days
20ki-ur₃ gal-ethe great Kiʾur
21e₂-u₄-nirE-unir
22an-ne₂ nam-nir-raAn, in his radiance
23nam nun-ethe princely fate
24nam nun-e saŋ na-il₂ XThe princely majesty raises ...
25nam-lugalkingship
26šag₄-ga-a-nihis field
27an gal-ta ki gal-še₃from great heaven to great earth
28ud re-a nam ba-tar-raAt that time fate was determined
29ud re-a ud sud₄-ta re-aIn those days, in those distant days,
30ud re-a niŋ₂-ul-eIn those days, in those distant days
31UD MA DAM-DAM NA-NA(If) the day reaches its normal length: a man's wife.
32di₄-di₄-la₂ ud-daThe little ones of the storm
333 dumu e₂-dub-ba3 pupils of the scribal school,
34X X X NI IL₂... lifted.
35ud-ul-la-ur₁₁he made complete.
36in-nin me gal-galLady of the great mes
37ud ul an ki-taIn distant days, from heaven to earth,
38LUM mah ki-taexalted bull from the ground
39{d}lugal-ban₃-daLugalbanda
40iri{ki} gud hušThe furious oxen of the city
41lugal ud me-lem₄-bi nir-ŋal₂The king, the storm whose radiance is terrifying
42an-gin₇ dim₂-mafashioned like heaven
4311 lugal11 kings
44tur₃-ra-nain his cattlepen
45ud šu bal ki-taOn the day of the disappearance of the earth
46ud huš ki-en-gi-raFurious storm of Sumer
47ur-saŋ-eto Ursa
48ud-bi-taat that time
49ud an-ne₂when An
50i-nu an u₃ {d}en-lil₂when Anu and Enlil
51{d}en-lil₂ dirig-še₃who surpasses Enlil
52ku₆-ŋu₁₀ e₂ du₃a built-up house fish
53ur-saŋ kur-rahero of the netherworld
54iri-am₃ er₂ a-nir-raIn the city weeping and lamenting
55lu₂ i-lu dia person who a lament
56šu-niŋin 67It is 67

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