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The lament for Urim (etcsl 2.2.2) (Q000379)

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

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Designation	The lament for Urim (etcsl 2.2.2)
ID	Q000379
Language	Sumerian
Period	Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
Genre	Literary
Find spot	Nippur
Coordinates	32.1271, 45.2300

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.

Line	ATF	Machine English (draft)
1	tur₃-ra-na muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	He has ceased in his cattlepen, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
2	am-e tur₃-ra-na muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The wild bull has abandoned his cattlepen and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
3	u₃-mu-un kur-kur-ra-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The lord of all the lands has ceased there, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
4	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-le eš₃-e nibru{ki}-a muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Enlil has ceased in the shrine Nippur, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
5	dam-a-ni {d}nin-lil₂-le muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	His spouse Ninlil has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
6	{d}nin-lil₂-le e₂-bi ki-ur₃-ra muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Ninlil has ceased in the Ki'ur temple, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
7	nin keš₃{ki}-a-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The lady of Keš has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
8	ga-ša-an-mah-e e₂-bi keš₃{ki}-a muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Gašanmah has ceased in the temple in Keš, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
9	mu-lu i₃-si-in{ki}-na-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The one of Isin has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
10	ga-ša-an-i₃-si-in{ki}-na-ke₄ eš₃ e₂-gal-mah-a muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Gašanisina has ceased in the shrine Egalmah, an empty wind (is set?) in her sheepfold
11	nin ki unug{ki}-ga-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The lady of Uruk has ceased there, an empty wind (is set?) in her sheepfold
12	ga-ša-an-an-na-ke₄ e₂-bi ki unug{ki}-ga muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Gašanana has ceased in the temple in Uruk, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
13	{d}nanna urim₂{ki}-ma muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Nanna has abandoned Urim and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
14	{d}suen-e e₂-kiš-nu-ŋal₂-la muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Suen has ceased in the Ekišnugal temple, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
15	dam-a-ni ga-ša-an-gal-e muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	His spouse Gašangal has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold
16	ga-ša-an-gal-e agrun-kug-ga-na muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Gašangal has ceased in his Agrun-kug, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
17	am uru₂-ze₂-ba{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The bull of Eridu has ceased there, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
18	{d}am-an-ki-ke₄ e₂-bi uru₂-ze₂-ba{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Enki has ceased in the temple in Eridu, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
18A	ga-ša-an-X-x e₂-ba la-ra-ag{ki}-a muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Gašan... has ceased in the temple in Larag, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
19	{d}šara e₂-mah-a muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Šara has abandoned the Emah temple and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
20	{d}ud-sahar-ra e₂-bi umma{ki}-a muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Udsahara has ceased in the temple in Umma, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
21	{d}ba-u₂ uru₂-kug-ga muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Bau has abandoned Urukuga and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
22	a dug₄-ga ama₅-na muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	He has ceased in his chamber, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
23	dumu-a-ni {d}ab-ba-u₂ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	His son Abba'u has ceased there, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
24	{d}ab-ba-u₂ ma-gu₂-en-na-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Abba'u of Maguena has ceased there, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
25	{d}lamma e₂ kug-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The protective deity of the holy house has ceased there, an empty wind (is set?) in her sheepfold
26	{d}lamma-e e₂-tar-sir₂-sir₂-ra muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The protective deity has ceased in the Etarsir shrine, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
27	um-ma lagaš{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The mother of Lagaš has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
28	{d}ma-ze₂-ze₂-be₂ e₂-bi lagaš{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Mazeze has ceased in the temple in Lagaš, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
29	mu-lu niŋin₆{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The man of Nippur has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
30	ga-ša-an gu-la e₂-bi sirara₃{ki} muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The great lady has abandoned that temple Sirara and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold
31	mu-lu ki-nir-ša-ba{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The one of Kiniršab has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
32	{d}dumu-zid-abzu e₂-bi ki-nir-ša-ba{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Dumuzid-abzu has ceased in the temple in Kiniršab, an empty wind (is set?) in his sheepfold
33	mu-lu gu₂-ab-ba{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	The one of Guabba has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
34	ga-ša-an-mar-ki-ke₄ eš₃ gu₂-ab-ba{ki}-ke₄ muš₃ mi-ni-in-ga amaš-a-na lil₂-e	Gašanmarki has abandoned the shrine of Guabba and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
35	ki-ru-gu₂ 1-kam-ma-am₃	It is the first song.
36	amaš-a-na lil₂-e ba-ni-in-ŋar i-si-iš-bi mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	In his sheepfold he was surrounded by a ghost, his tears were exhausted
37	ab₂ gu₃-zu {e₂}tur₃-ra nu-mu-un-ŋal₂ tur₃ nun nu-ul	Cow, your voice cannot be carried off to the cattlepen, the princely cattlepen cannot be reached.
38	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
39	uru₂ a-še-er gig-ga a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	City, bitter lament, your lament is bitter
40	a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ uru₂ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	Your cry is bitter, the city, your cry is a stormwind
41	uru₂ zid gul-la-na a-še-er-bi gig-ga-am₃	In his righteous city that has been destroyed, its approach is bitter
42	urim₂ zid gul-la-na a-še-er gig-ga a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	In his destroyed true Ur, the bitter cry, your cry is a flood
43	a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ uru₂ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	Your cry is bitter, the city, your cry is a stormwind
44	urim₂{ki} gul-la-na a-še-er-bi gig-ga	In his destroyed Urim, his ašer-disease is bitter
45	a-še-er-zu gig-ga ga-ša-an-zu mu-lu er₂-re en₃-še₃ mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	Your bitter cry, your lady, the one who weeps, how long will it exhaust you?
46	a-še-er-zu gig-ga {d}nanna mu-lu er₂-re en₃-še₃ mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	Your cry is bitter, Nanna, the one who weeps, how long will it be exhausted?
47	še-eb urim₂{ki}-ma a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The brickwork of Urim is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter.
48	e₂-kiš-nu-ŋal₂ a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The Ekišnubal temple, your cry is bitter, [your cry] is <furious>
49	eš₃ agrun-kug a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The shrine Agrun-kug is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter
50	ki-ur₃ ki gal a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The Ki'ur, the great place, the lament is bitter, your lament ...
51	eš₃ nibru{ki} uru₂ a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The shrine Nippur, the city is a bitter cry, your cry is an insult
52	še-eb e₂-kur-ra a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The brickwork of the Ekur is a bitter cry, your cry is an insult
53	ŋa₂-ŋiš-šu₂-a a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	In my womb, the lament is bitter, your lament ...
54	ub-šu-unken-na a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	In the Ubšukena the lament is bitter, your lament ...
55	še-eb uru₂-kug-ga a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The brickwork of Uruk is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter
56	e₂-tar-sir₂-sir₂ a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The E-tar-sir-Sir is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter.
57	ma-gu₂-en-na a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	In Gu’ena the lament is bitter, your lament <moans, I moan.>
58	še-eb i₃-si-in{ki}-na a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The brickwork of Isin is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter
59	eš₃ e₂-gal-mah a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The shrine Egalmah is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter
60	še-eb ki unug{ki}-ga a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The brickwork of Uruk is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter
61	še-eb uru₂-ze₂-ba{ki}-ke₄ a-še-er gig-ga-am₃ a-še-er-zu ŋar-ra	The brickwork of Eridu is a bitter lament, your lament is bitter.
62	a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ ga-ša-an-zu mu-lu er₂-re en₃-še₃ mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	Your cry is bitter, your lady, the one in tears, how long will she be exhausted?
63	a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ {d}nanna mu-lu er₂-re en₃-še₃ mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	Your cry is bitter, Nanna, the one who weeps, how long will you be exhausted?
64	uru₂ mu-zu i₃-ŋal₂ za-e ba-e-da-gul-e	City, your name has been carried off, you have been destroyed.
65	uru₂ bad₃-zu i₃-il₂ kalam-zu ba-e-da-til	City, your wall is raised, your land is finished.
66	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ u₈ zid-gin₇ sila₄-zu ba-e-da-tar	In Urub, like a good ewe, you have abandoned your lamb.
67	urim₂{ki} ud₅ zid-gin₇ maš₂-zu ba-e-da-til	Urim, like a good goat, your kid is finished.
68	uru₂ ŋarza-zu im-me-de₃-kur₂-ra	The city that has changed your ‘barzazu’
69	me-zu me kur₂-ra šu bal ba-ni-ib-ak	Your divine powers have been altered in a strange way
70	a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ ga-ša-an-zu mu-lu er₂-re en₃-še₃ mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	Your cry is bitter, your lady, the one in tears, how long will she be exhausted?
71	a-še-er-zu gig-ga-am₃ {d}nanna mu-lu er₂-re en₃-še₃ mu-un-kuš₂-u₃	Your cry is bitter, Nanna, the one who weeps, how long will you be exhausted?
72	ki-ru-gu₂ 2-kam-ma-am₃	It is the second song.
73	uru₂ zid gul-la-na a-še-er-bi gig-ga-am₃	In his righteous city that has been destroyed, its approach is bitter
74	urim₂{ki} gul-la-na a-še-er-bi gig-ga-am₃	In his destroyed Urim the ašerbi is bitter.
75	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
76	nin lu₂ e₂ hul-a-ta uru₂-ni er₂-re ba-an-di-ni-ib-ŋar	After the lady left the destroyed house, her city was weeping.
77	{d}nanna lu₂ kalam ba-an-da-til-la	Nanna, the man who has finished the land,
78	urim₂{ki}-e a-nir-ra bar ba-da-an-tab	Urim was surrounded by a lament.
79	munus zid nin uru₂{ki}-ni-še₃ kuš₂-u₃-de₃	The loyal woman, the lady of her city, to exhaust herself
80	{d}nin-gal kalam-ma-ni-še₃ u₃ nu-ku-ku-de₃	Ningal, in order to not sleep in his land
81	e-ne-ra nam uru₂-na mu-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	For him, he decreed the fate of his city, and wept bitter tears.
82	nin-ra nam e₂-a-na mu-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	She approached the lady and she wept bitter tears.
83	nam uru₂ hul-a-na mu-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	The fate of her destroyed city approached, she wept bitterly
84	nam e₂ hul-a-na mu-na-te a-nir gig-ga-bi im-da-ra-da-ŋa₂-ŋa₂	He approached the fate of her destroyed house, and he was able to soothe her bitterly.
85	munus-e ad-a-ni balaŋ er₂-ra ki al-ŋar-ra-ba	The woman, her father, in a time of tears and mourning
86	i-lu ma sig₉-ga tur-tur-bi ni₂-te-na mi-ni-ib-be₂	She sings a lament over the beautiful house and its small ones.
87	ud-da ma-al-ma-al-la i-si-iš-bi ma-la₂-la₂	(Sum) The storm is there, the wind is there (Akk) It is there in the storm, it is there with the wind
88	ud-da na-aŋ₂-bi-še₃ sumur-sumur-a-ŋu₁₀-ne	At that time, when they were smearing the grasses
89	lu₂ nu-nus-ŋen ud-da ma-al-ma-al-la	“The man, the woman, there is a storm.
90	ud-da ma-al-ma-al-la i-si-iš-bi ma-la₂-la₂	(Sum) The storm is there, the wind is there (Akk) It is there in the storm, it is there with the wind
91	ud-da ud gig-ga ma-ra-ma-al-ma-al-la	The storm, the bitter storm that was there for you,
92	me-e ud-bi-še₃ zarah he₂-em-ši-ak	I, at that time, made a strewn offering.
93	ud-da a₂-bi-še₃ ba-ra-ba-ra-e₃-en	At that time, I did not leave its power.
94	ud tur-bi-še₃ bal-ŋu₁₀ ud sag₉-ga bal-ŋu₁₀ ud sag₉-ga i-bi₂ ba-ra-bi₂-in-du₈-a	In those distant days, there was a good storm, there were good storms that could not be seen.
95	ŋi₆-še₃ a-še-er gig ma-ra-ma-al-ma-al-la	In the river the bitter lament is there for you
96	me-e ŋi₆-bi-še₃ zarah he₂-em-ši-ak	I, at its source, may a lament be uttered
97	ŋi₆ a₂-bi ba-ra-ba-ra-e₃-en	“I will not go out to the river with its arms!
98	ud uru₂-gin₇ gul-lu-ba ni₂-bi ha-ma-la₂-la₂	May the storm, like a destroyed city, be annihilated for me.
99	na-aŋ₂-bi-še₃ ki-nu₂ ŋi₆ u₃-na-ŋa₂ ki-nu₂ ŋi₆ u₃-na-ŋa₂ lib ba-ra-an-mar	Because of this, the bed of the river was made to tremble. The bed of (its) river was not seen for him.
100	ud tur-bi-še₃ ki-nu₂-ŋa₂ mu-uš-la₂-a-bi ki-nu₂-ŋa₂ ŋiš-la₂-a-bi nu-ši-in-ga-mu-ni-ib-DU	In those days, when the bed was erected, it was not brought down into the bed.
100A	ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋu₁₀-ta ni₂ šub me-e ba-ra-ba-da-ak	From Kanaya, I do not fear the presence of water
101	ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋu₁₀ aŋ₂-gig-ga ba-ŋal₂-la-ke₄-eš	The land that has been turned into a trembling flood
102	ab₂ amar-ra-gin₇-nam ki šu he₂-em-mi-ib-ak	Like a cow and a calf, may it be done with his hand.
103	ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋu₁₀ ni₂ šu-a ba-ra-mu-da-ab-gi₄	In the land he does not answer with his hand
104	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ du-lum gig ba-ŋal₂-la-ke₄-eš	In the city that has been stripped of its sweet sulphur
105	mušen an-na-gin₇ a₂ dub₂ he₂-em-ši-ak	Like a snake of heaven, may he be able to bend over
106	me-e uru₂-ŋu₁₀-še₃ he₂-em-ši-dal-dal-en	I will make you pass through the city.
107	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ki-ŋal₂-ba he₂-en-ga-mu-de₃-gul	May he destroy the city and its rebel land.
108	urim₂{ki} ki-nu₂-bi-a he₂-en-ga-mu-de₃-til	May Urim live in its bedchamber!
109	šu ud-da an-ta ba-ŋal₂-la-ke₄-eš	Hand of the storm that was released from heaven
110	gu₃ hu-mu-dub₂ edin-na ud gi₄-a me-e he₂-em-ma-dug₄	I shall utter a cry. In the steppe, when the day returns, I shall be satisfied.
111	ud-da gaba-bi ba-ra-mu-da-zig₃	Today he does not raise his chest for you.
112	nu-nus-ŋen agrun-kug e₂ na-aŋ₂-{d}ga-ša-an-na-ŋu₁₀	The woman of the Agrunkug, the house of Naya-Gašanana
113	bal-ba ud su₃-ra₂ na-ma-ni-in-ŋar-re-eš-am₃	In those days of distant days, no one approached me.
114	er₂ a-še-er-ra ki ha-ma-ab-us₂-am₃	May he sit down in tears and wailing.
115	e₂ ki ur₅ sag₉-ge saŋ gig₂-ga i₃-me-a-ke₄-eš	Because of the house, which makes the earth happy and makes the soil bitter
116	ezen-bi-ta ib₂-ba su-mu-ug-ga he₂-en-ga-mu-da-tab-tab-be₂-eš	At the festival, may the angry one and the frightened one stand with me.
117	ud tur-bi-še₃ e₂-ŋu₁₀ ki sag₉-ga	At that time, the E-bu, a good place
118	e₂ zid hul-a-ŋu₁₀ i-bi₂ ba-ra-bi₂-in-du₈-am₃	The true house, which had been destroyed, was not seen.
119	ur₅ uš₂-a a-še-er aŋ₂-gig-ga	“At the base of the earth I am afflicted, I am sick,
120	a-še-er aŋ₂-gig-ga hu-mu-ni-tum₂-tum₂-mu-uš	May the ašēr and the aŋgig-demons be brought to him
121	e₂ lu₂ zid-de₃ ba-ab-ŋar-ra-ŋu₁₀	The house where the righteous man lies down.
122	gi-sig kiri₆-gin₇ bar-ba he₂-bi₂-in-dub₂	May it be smashed outside like a reed fence.
123	e₂-kiš-nu-ŋal₂ e₂ nam-lugal-la-ŋu₁₀	The Ekišnubal, the house of kingship
124	e₂ zid e₂ er₂-ra ba-an-di-ni-ib-ŋar-ra-ŋu₁₀	The true house, the house of tears is being poured out for you.
125	lul-e-eš du₃-u₃-ba zid-de₃-eš gul-lu-ba	The falsehoods that were built, the true ones that were destroyed
126	ha-la ba-bi-a ha-ma-ni-in-ŋar-re-eš-am₃	they shall divide the share of the inheritance.
127	za-lam-ŋar e₂ ki-buru₁₄ bur₁₂-ra-gin₇	Zalambar, like a house that has been plundered,
128	e₂ ki-buru₁₄ bur₁₂-ra-gin₇ tum₉ šeŋ₃-ŋa₂ ha-ba-an-ŋar	The house, like a burrow, is brought to an end, may it be turned into a heap of grain
129	urim₂{ki} ama₅ niŋ₂ dirig-ŋu₁₀	In Urim, the mother-in-law whose aura is surpassing
130	e₂ uru₂ sig₉-ga mu-un-bur₁₂-bur₁₂-bur₁₂	The temple, the good city, is being destroyed.
131	amaš {lu₂}sipad-da-gin₇ ha-ba-bur₁₂-bur₁₂	Like a shepherd’s sheepfold, may it be dispersed
132	niŋ₂-gur₁₁ uru₂ ŋal₂-ŋal₂-la-ŋu₁₀ sug-ge hu-mu-da-ab-gu₇	May the marshes that fill the city eat the marsh with abundance.
133	ki-ru-gu₂ 3-kam-ma-am₃	It is the third song.
134	urim₂{ki} er₂-re ba-an-di-ni-ib-ŋar	Urim has been brought into tears.
135	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
136	ud-ba ud ne-en ba-sag₃-sag₃-ga-ba	At that time, when this storm was shaking,
137	nin-da uru₂-ni ba-an-da-gul-la-ba	When with the lady her city was destroyed,
138	ud-ba ud ne-en ba-dim₂-dim₂-ma-ba	At that time, when this storm was fashioned,
139	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ gul-gul-da im-me-ne-eš-a-ba	When they say: “Uruk has been destroyed,
140	urim₂{ki} gul-gul-da im-me-ne-eš-a-ba	When they say that Ur has been destroyed
141	uŋ₃-bi ug₅-ge-de₃ a₂ mu-un-aŋ₂-eš-a-ba	When they have ordered its livestock to be killed
142	ud-ba me-e uru₂-ŋu₁₀-še₃ ŋa₂-la ba-ra-ba-ra-dag	At that time, I did not roam around in the city.
143	ka-na-aŋ₂-ŋu₁₀-ta ni₂ šub me ba-ra-ba-da-ak	From Kanaya he did not fear the presence of the divine powers
144	an-ra a i-bi₂-ŋa₂ me-e he₂-em-ma-na-de₂	For An, I shall pour water before it.
145	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-ra ni₂-ŋu₁₀ šag₄-ne-ša₄ he₂-em-ma-na-ak	For Enlil may he act with awe.
146	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ nam-ba-gul-lu he₂-em-me-ne-dug₄	They shall say to them: “It should not be destroyed!’
147	urim₂{ki} nam-ba-gul-lu he₂-em-me-ne-dug₄	May they say to them: “Urim should not be destroyed!
148	uŋ₃-bi nam-ba-til-le he₂-em-me-ne-dug₄	May they say to them “Its plants should not be finished!'
149	an-ne₂ e-ne-eŋ₃-bi ba-ra-mu-un-gur	An turned away from his word.
150	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-le i₃-sag₉ he₂-am₃-bi šag₄-ŋu₁₀ ba-ra-bi₂-in-sed₄	Enlil did not cool the mood, whether good or bad.
151	2-kam-ma-še₃ pu-uh₂-rum ki saŋ-ki ba-da-ab-ŋal₂-la	It is the second (time) that a šuḫrum-demon has been carried off to a clean place.
152	{d}a-nun-na e-ne-eŋ₃ zu₂ keše₂-da-bi ba-da-an-dur₂-ru-ne-eš-a	The Anuna sat down together with them.
153	ur₂ he₂-em-ma-sud-sud a₂ he₂-em-ma-la₂-la₂	May he cover the roof, may he extend the arms.
154	an-ra a i-bi₂-ŋa₂ me-e he₂-em-ma-na-dug₄	For An, alas, I shall praise him.
155	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-ra ni₂-ŋu₁₀ šag₄-ne-ša₄ he₂-em-ma-ak	For Enlil may he act with awe.
156	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ nam-ba-gul-lu he₂-em-me-ne-dug₄	They shall say to them: “It should not be destroyed!’
157	urim₂{ki} nam-ba-gul-lu he₂-em-me-ne-dug₄	May they say to them: “Urim should not be destroyed!
158	uŋ₃-bi nam-ba-til-le he₂-em-me-ne-dug₄	May they say to them “Its plants should not be finished!'
159	an-ne₂ e-ne-eŋ₃-bi ba-ra-mu-un-gur	An turned away from his word.
160	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-le i₃-sag₉ he₂-am₃-bi šag₄-ŋu₁₀ ba-ra-bi₂-in-sed₄	Enlil did not cool the mood, whether good or bad.
161	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ gul-gul-lu-ba a₂-bi he₂-em-ma-an-aŋ₂-eš	In order to destroy the city, they must raise their arms.
162	urim₂{ki} gul-gul-lu-ba a₂-bi he₂-em-ma-an-aŋ₂-eš	In order to destroy Urim, they must raise their arms.
163	uŋ₃-bi ug₅-ge-de₃ na-aŋ₂-bi ha-ba-an-tar-re-eš	May they decide their fates for the people to kill.
164	me-e niŋ₂-dug₄-ŋu₁₀ mu-ne-šum₂-ma-gin₇	I, like one who is pleasant to him
165	me-e uru₂-ŋu₁₀-da he₂-en-ga-mu-un-da-la₂-eš	I will bring them with me to the city.
166	urim₂{ki}-ŋu₁₀ ma-da he₂-en-ga-mu-da-la₂-e-eš	May they be able to hold back the land of Urim
167	an-ne₂ dug₄-ga-ni hur nu-kur₂-ru-dam	An, whose utterance cannot be changed,
168	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-le ka-ta e₃-a-ni šu nu-bal-e-de₃	Enlil, whose mouth cannot be changed
169	ki-ru-gu₂ 4-kam-ma-am₃	It is the fourth song.
170	uru₂-ni ba-an-da-gul-la me-ni ba-an-da-kur₂-ra	His city is destroyed, his divine powers are altered.
171	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
172	{d}en-lil₂-le ud-de₃ gu₃ ba-an-de₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	Enlil spoke to the storm, and the wind blew.
173	ud he₂-ŋal₂-la kalam-da ba-da-an-kar uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	May the storm carry off the land, and the storm is raging.
174	ud dug₃ ki-en-gi-da ba-da-an-kar uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The storm swept over Sumer, the wind blew.
175	ud hul-ŋal₂-e a₂ ba-da-an-aŋ₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The storm that carried away the arms, the wind blew.
176	kin-gal-ud-da ud-da gub-ba šu-na im-ma-an-šum₂	The kingaluda priest stands daily in his hand.
177	ud kalam til-til-e gu₃ ba-an-de₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The storm that ended the Land cried out, the wind blew.
178	im-hul-im-hul-e gu₃ ba-an-de₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	He shouted at the destructive wind, and the storm wailed
179	{d}en-lil₂-le {d}gibil a₂-tah-a-ni mu-na-ni-in-kur₉-re	Enlil brought Gibil his helper.
180	ud gal an-na-ke₄ gu₃ ba-an-de₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The great storm of heaven shouted, the wind blew.
181	ud gal-e an-ta gu₃ im-me uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The great storm cries out from heaven, the storm wails.
182	ud kalam til-til-e ki-a mur im-ša₄ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The storm that annihilates the land, the earth shakes, the wind shakes
183	im-hul-e a mah e₃-a-gin₇ gu₂-bi nu-ŋa₂-ŋa₂	The evil wind, like a rising flood, does not hold its neck.
184	{ŋiš}tukul uru₂-ke₄ saŋ gaz i₃-ak-e teš₂-bi i₃-gu₇-e	The weapon of the city has been destroyed, its food has been eaten together
185	an-na ur₂-ba kana₆ mu-un-ni₁₀-ni₁₀ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	At the base of heaven he roamed the canals, and the wind blew.
186	ud-da igi-ba izi mu-un-bar₇-bar₇-e uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	At that time, the fire was burning, the wind blew.
187	ud mir-mir-da izi-ŋi₆-edin-na bar ba-da-an-tab	In distant days, he surrounded the plain with fire.
188	an-bar₇ bar-šeŋ₃ il₂-il₂-la-gin₇ izi im-ma-an-bar₇-bar₇	As if it were a rainbow rising from the horizon, it was burning like fire.
189	an-bar₇-gana₂ ud zalag e₃-a ud dug₃-da ba-da-an-tab	At noon, bright daylight came out, a pleasant day was added.
190	kalam-ma ud zalag-ga la-ba-an-e₃ mul an-usanₓ(\|GU₂×KAK\|)-gin₇ ba-zal	In the land the bright day did not come out, it passed like a star of Anusan.
191	ŋi₆ giri₁₇-zal a₂ sed ŋar-ra-ba {tum₉}u₁₈-lu ba-da-an-tab	In the “sweet’ river, the calmed arms of the netherworld, he was brought to an end.
192	šika bar₇-bar₇-re-da sahar im-da-tab-tab uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The dust has been piled up in the threshing floors, and the wind is rumbling
193	saŋ gig₂-ga tum₉-tum₉ ba-an-dal uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	She carried off a bitter bundle, she screamed at the wind
194	ki-en-gi ŋiš-bur₂-ra i₃-bal-e uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	In Sumer the ‘distortion-of-justice’ will take place, and the storm will rage.
195	kalam-e saŋ e₂-ŋar₈ du₃ i₃-ak-e teš₂-bi i₃-gu₇-e	He built the Ebara in the Land, he ate its food together
196	ud gig er₂-re nam nu-tar-re uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The bitter storm, whose fate is not to be decided, roars in the wind
197	ud šu ur₄-ur₄-re kalam i₃-ur₃-ur₃-re	The storm is tearing out the land, it is shaking the land
198	ud a-ma-ru-gin₇ uru₂ i₃-gul-gul-e	Like a flood, he destroys cities.
199	ud kalam til-til-e uru₂-a me bi₂-ib-ŋar	When the land is finished, he makes the divine powers surpassing in the city.
200	ud niŋ₂ u₂-gu de₂-de₂ hul-ŋal₂-eš ba-e-DU	The storm, a storm that rages on account of evil, ...
201	ud izi-gin₇ bar₇-a uŋ₃-e šu bi₂-ib-ŋar	When the storm rises like fire, the storm shakes its hand
202	ud hul gig dug₄-ga {d}en-lil₂-la₂ ud kalam-ta be₄-be₄	The storm, the bitter and bitter storm of Enlil, the storm from the Land
203	urim₂{ki}-ma tug₂-gin₇ ba-e-dul gada-gin₇ ba-e-bur₂	In Urim, you covered it like a garment, you spread it like linen.
204	ki-ru-gu₂ 5-kam-ma-am₃	It is the fifth song.
205	ud ug-am₃ al-du₇-du₇ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The storm was made perfect, the wind blew.
206	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
207	ud-ba ud uru₂-da ba-da-an-ŋar uru₂-bi du₆-du₆-da	At that time, the storm swept over the city, that city was plundered.
208	a-a {d}nanna uru₂-ni du₆-du₆-da ba-da-an-ŋar uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	Father Nanna, he surrounded his city with mounds, and the wind blew.
209	ud-ba ud kalam-ta ba-da-an-kar uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	At that time, the storm swept away the land, and the wind blew.
209A	ud dug₃ ki-en-gi-da ba-da-an-kar uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The storm swept over Sumer, the wind blew.
210	uŋ₃-bi šika kud-da nu-me-a bar-ba ba-e-si	Its outside was covered with a cloth that was not long.
211	bad₃-bi gu₂-ŋiri₃ im-ma-an-ŋar-ŋar uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	Its walls were surrounded by a canal, and the wind blew.
212	abula mah ŋiri₃ ŋal₂-la-ba ad₆ im-ma-an-ŋar-ŋar	In its great gate, which was surrounded by a dense forest, he surrounded it with a net.
213	sila daŋal ezem-ma du₃-a-ba saŋ bal-e-eš ba-ab-ŋar	In the street, where there is a festival, the bales are gathered.
214	e-sir₂-e-sir₂ ŋiri₃ ŋal₂-la-ba ad₆ im-ma-an-ŋar-ŋar	In its meadows and lands that had been plundered he heaped up grain.
215	ešemen kalam-ma ŋal₂-la-ba uŋ₃ zar-re-eš ba-an-du₈	The ešemen of the land that had been plundered were heaped up in piles.
216	u₃-mun kalam-ma-ke₄ urud an-na-gin₇ sur₃-sur₃ ba-ni-in-de₆-eš	The salt of the land, like copper of heaven, was poured out for them
217	ad₆-bi {uzu}i₃-udu ud-de₃ ŋal₂-la-gin₇ ni₂-bi-a mu-un-zal-eš	Its cattle, like a ram carried away in the storm, passed by in fear.
218	lu₂ {urud}ha-zi-in-e im-til-la-gin₇ saŋ tug₂ la-ba-ab-dul-eš	Like a man who is finished with the hazin-axe, they are not covered with a cloth
219	maš-da₃ ŋiš-bur₂-ra dab₅-ba-gin₇ ka sahar-ra bi₂-in-us₂	Like a kid seized by a goat, he sat in the dust.
220	lu₂ ŋiš-gid₂-da mu-un-ra-bi niŋ₂-la₂ ba-ra-bi₂-in-la₂-eš	The one who swore by the scepter did not obey him
221	i-gi₄-in-zu ki ha-ri-iš-ta ama-ba-ka uš₂-bi-a mu-un-nu₂-eš	Your eye, from the place of the hariš priestess, lies on its side.
222	lu₂ {ŋiš}mitum-e im-til-la-gin₇ tug₂ gibil ba-ra-bi₂-in-la₂-eš	Like a man who has finished his mitum garment, they did not wear a new garment
223	lu₂ kurun naŋ-a nu-me-eš-a gu₃ zag-ga bi₂-in-ŋal₂-eš	The one who did not eat beer was shouting at the side
224	{ŋiš}tukul-e gub-ba {ŋiš}tukul-e in-gaz uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The one who stood with the weapon, the one who killed the weapon - the wind blew.
225	lu₂-kar-ra-bi ud im-ma-du-bu-ul uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	Its fugitive dwells in the storm, the wind is raging
226	urim₂{ki}-ma sig₉-ga kalag-ga-bi šag₄-ŋar-ra im-til	In Urim, the strong and strong one finished the šagbara
227	um-ma ab-ba e₂-ta nu-e₃ izi mu-ni-in-sig₁₀-sig₁₀-ge₅-eš	The elders, who do not leave the house, blaze fire
228	di₄-di₄-la₂ ur₂ ama-ba-ka nu₂-a ku₆-gin₇ a ba-an-de₆	The little ones, lying in the lap of their mother, water was carried away like fish.
229	emeda(\|UM.ME\|){da} lirum kalag-ga-bi lirum ba-an-da-du₈	The strong female nursemaid was able to hold back its strength.
230	dim₂-ma kalam-ma u₂-gu im-ta-an-de₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The design of the land has been imposed upon it, and the wind is blowing.
231	ŋalga kalam-ma sug-ge₄ ba-ab-gu₇ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The balaŋ drum of the land ate the marshes, the wind blew.
232	ama dumu-ni igi-ni ba-ra-e₃ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The mother leaves her child behind, the wind cries out
233	ad-da dumu-ni-ta ba-da-an-kur₂ uŋ₃-e še am₃-ša₄	The father turned away from his child, and the wind blew.
234	uru₂-a dam ba-šub dumu ba-šub niŋ₂-gur₁₁ ba-bir-bir-re	In the city, the spouse is dead, the child is dead - all of it is scattered.
235	saŋ gig₂ ki-saŋ-ŋal₂-la-ba im-me-de₃-re₇-eš	They are going to carry a bitter bundle on their backs
236	nin-bi mušen ni₂ te-a-gin₇ uru₂-ni ba-ra-e₃	Its lady, like a snake whose fearsomeness has left her city
237	nin-gal-e mušen ni₂ te-a-gin₇ uru₂-ni ba-ra-e₃	Ningal, like a snake whose fearsomeness has left his city,
238	niŋ₂-gur₁₁ kalam-ma ŋar-ŋar-ra-ba šu pe-el-la₂ ba-ab-dug₄	The fearsomeness of the land was defiled.
239	ama₅ kalam-ma šar₂-šar₂-ra-ba izi im-ma-an-bar₇-bar₇	In the chamber of the king of the land he ignited fire
240	a-niŋin₂-ba {d}gibil lu₂ sikil-la kiŋ₂ mu-un-tuku-tuku	At that time, Gibil, the pure man, had no rival.
241	hur-saŋ sukud-ra₂ šu nu-teŋ₃-ŋe₂₆ e₂-kiš-nu-ŋal₂-la	The steep mountain range that cannot be approached, the Ekišnubala
242	e₂ zid-ba {urud}ha-zi-in gal-gal-e teš₂-bi i₃-gu₇-e	In the true house, the great hazin-axes eat each other
243	šimaški{ki} elam{ki} lu₂ ha-lam-ma 30 giŋ₄ ba-an-ak-e-eš	Šimaški and Elam were destroyed and 30 reeds were poured out.
244	e₂ zid {ŋiš}al-a mi-ni-ib-bal-e-ne	they shall carry off the true house.
245	uru₂ du₆-du₆-dam mu-un-ŋa₂-ŋa₂-ne	In the cities that are piled up like piles of bricks they heap up.
246	nin-bi a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ im-me a e₂-ŋu₁₀ im-me	Its lady cries “Alas, the city, aah, the house!’
247	{d}nin-gal-e a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ im-me a e₂-ŋu₁₀ im-me	Ningal cries “Alas, the city, ah, the house’, she says.
248	lu₂ nu-nus-e u₃ uru₂-ŋu₁₀ mu-da-gul u₃ e₂-ŋu₁₀ mu-da-gul	The woman destroyed the city and destroyed the house.
249	{d}nanna eš₃ urim₂{ki} mu-da-gul mu-lu-bi ba-ug₅-ga-eš	Nanna destroyed the shrine Urim, its people were killed.
250	ki-ru-gu₂ 6-kam-ma-am₃	It is the sixth song.
251	tur₃-ra-na amaš-a-na nu-nus-e inim gig mu-ni-ib-be₂	In his cattlepen and sheepfold the woman speaks bitter words
252	uru₂ ud-de₃ am₃-gul-e	The storm destroys the city.
253	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
254	ama {d}nin-gal uru₂-ni lu₂-erim₂-gin₇ bar-ta ba-da-gub	Mother Ningal stood outside her city like a criminal.
255	lu₂ nu-nus-e er₂ e₂ hul-a-na gig-ga-bi im-me	The woman weeps bitterly over her destroyed house.
256	egir₃-re eš₃ urim₂{ki} hul-a-na gig-ga-bi im-me	The princess cries bitterly in her destroyed shrine Urim
257	an-ne₂ uru₂-ŋu₁₀ na-aŋ₂ ha-ba-da-an-kud uru₂-ŋu₁₀ hu-mu-da-gul	May An curse the city, may he destroy the city!
258	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-le e₂-ŋu₁₀ šu he₂-bi₂-in-bal {ŋiš}al-e ha-ba-ra	Enlil brought his hand to the Ebbu temple, he took it away.
259	sig-ta di-ŋa₂ izi ha-ba-ni-in-šub a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ hu-mu-da-gul	From the lowland he set fire to it, so that the water of the city is destroyed.
260	{d}mu-ul-lil₂-e i-bi₂ nim-ta di-ŋa₂ u₃-bu-bu-ul ha-ba-ni-in-šub	Enlil placed a supplication before the rising sun.
261	uru₂ bar-ra uru₂ bar hu-mu-da-an-gul a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	The outer city has been destroyed, the outer city is being destroyed. I want to say "Alas, Uruk!"
262	uru₂ šag₄-ba uru₂ ša₃-ab hu-mu-da-an-gul a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	In that destroyed city, the destroyed city I want to say "Alas, Uruk!"
263	e₂ uru₂ bar-ra-ŋu₁₀ ha-ba-gul-gul a e₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say "Alas, the house, the outer city is being destroyed!"
264	e₂ uru₂ ša₃-ba-ŋu₁₀ ha-ba-gul-gul a e₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to utter an arazu prayer to the house of the city that has been destroyed - woe, house!
265	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ u₈ zid-gin₇ ba-ra-ma-lu sipad zid-bi ba-ra-ŋen	In the city, like a good ewe, there was no shepherd there.
266	urim₂{ki} u₈ zid-gin₇ ba-ra-ma-lu kab-bar-bi ba-ra-ŋen	Urim, like a good ewe, is not abundant, its abundance is not plentiful.
267	gud-ŋu₁₀ tur₃-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-šub mu-lu-bi ba-ra-ŋen	You did not let the oxen enter the cattlepen, you did not make that man enter.
268	e-ze₂-ŋu₁₀ amaš-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-šub na-gada-bi ba-ra-ŋen	The sheep did not stand in their sheepfold, they did not ... their herdsmen
269	id₂ uru₂-ŋa₂-ke₄ sahar ha-ba-niŋin₂ e₂ ka₅-a ha-ba-an-du₃	He dug the river of the city and built the canal house.
270	šag₄-ba a zal-le ba-ra-mu-un-de₆ mu-un-kud-bi ba-ra-ŋen	In its midst he did not bring water to drink, he weighed it out and did not take it away.
271	gana₂ uru₂-ŋa₂-ke₄ še ba-ra-ma-al mu-un-gar₃-bi ba-ra-ŋen	There was no barley on the fields of the city, its farmers were not there.
272	gana₂-ŋu₁₀ gana₂ {ŋiš}al-e ri-a-gin₇ mul-gana₂ bil₂ ha-ba-mu₂	As if it were a field, a hoe's field, I would have piled up heaps of grain.
273	pu₂-kiri₆ lal₃ gurun dirig-ŋu₁₀ {ŋiš}kiši₁₆ kur-ra ha-ba-mu₂	In the orchards, where honey and fruit are abundant, may a thornbush grow in the mountains.
274	edin giri₁₇-zal-bi du₃-du₃-a-ŋu₁₀ gir₄-gin₇ ha-ba-hur-hur	The steppe, whose brilliance has been made perfect, has been turned into a windlike wind.
275	mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ buru₄{mušen}-dugud zig₃-ga-gin₇ dal-dal-bi ha-ba-ab-in-zig₃ mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say: “I want to raise my head like a rising eagle, so that it rises and is raised.’
276	mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ sig-ta di-ŋa₂ sig-še₃ ha-ba-ab-ir mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say, “I want to go out from the south, from the north,’ I want [to go out] of the south.
277	mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ i-bi₂ nim-ta di-ŋa₂ i-bi₂ nim-še₃ ha-ba-ab-ir mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to utter a lament at the front of the east, to the front(?) of the west I am utterly enraged
278	kug za {na₄}za-gin₃-ŋu₁₀ hu-mu-da-an-bir-bir-re mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say: “Gold, lapis lazuli, may it be scattered with you, gold, and silver!"
279	gi₁₆-sa-ŋu₁₀ sug-ge₄ hu-mu-da-ab-gu₇ mu-un-gur₁₁-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say “I want to eat the reed bundles of the marshes!’
280	kug-ŋu₁₀ lu₂ kug nu-zu-u₃-ne šu-bi ha-ba-da-ab-si	May the one who does not know silver hold his hand.
281	za-ŋu₁₀ lu₂ za nu-zu-u₃-ne gu₂-bi ha-ba-da-ab-si	Those who do not know zabu may their necks be bound.
282	buru₅{mušen} mušen-ŋu₁₀ hu-mu-dal-dal a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to utter an arazu prayer to the eagle, the bird, and the water of the city
283	gi₄-in du₅-mu-ŋu₁₀ ma₂-e ha-ba-ab-lah₄-e-eš a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say “Alas, the maidservant of the child-bearing mother, I want [to drink] water from the boat.
284	me-li-e-a gi₄-in-ŋu₁₀ uru₂ kur₂-ra šu-še-er kur₂ ha-ba-an-dab₅	The maidservant of a hostile city has been seized by a foreigner
285	šul-ŋu₁₀ edin ki nu-zu-na tug₂-mu-un-dur₇ ha-ba-an-ak	He made the šulbû-demon wear a muddock in the plain that knows no place.
286	me-li-e-a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ nu-me-a me-e ga-ša-an-bi nu-ŋen	Melea, it is not a city, I am not its queen.
287	{d}nanna urim₂{ki} nu-me-a me-e lu₂-bi nu-ŋen	Nanna is not Ur, I am not its man.
288	ar₂-mur-ra e₂-ŋu₁₀ ha-ba-du₃-a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ha-ba-gul-la	After the Armura temple has been built, the city has been destroyed.
289	nu-nus zid-ŋen uru₂-ŋu₁₀-ta uru₂ kur₂ ha-ba-ra-du₃-du₃-a	May the righteous woman build a new city from the ruins of Urub!
290	ar₂-mur-ra uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ha-ba-du₃-a e₂-ŋu₁₀ ha-ba-gul-la	After the Armura temple was built, the house was destroyed.
291	ga-ša-an-gal-ŋen uru₂-ŋu₁₀-ta e₂ kur₂ ha-ba-ra-du₃-du₃-a	Gašangal, may your city be built for you in a strange house!
292	me-li-e-a uru₂ mu-da-gul u₃ e₂-ŋu₁₀ mu-da-gul	Melea, the city is destroyed, and the house is destroyed.
293	{d}nanna eš₃ urim₂{ki} mu-da-gul mu-lu-bi ba-ug₅-ga-eš	Nanna destroyed the shrine Urim, its people were killed.
294	me-li-e-a me-a tuš-u₃-de₃ me-a gub-bu-de₃	In order to dwell in splendor, in order to stand (there)
295	me-li-e-a uru₂-ŋu₁₀-ta e₂ kur₂ ma-ra-an-du₃-u₃-de₃	In order to build a house for you from the splendor of the city,
296	nu-nus zid-ŋen e₂-ŋu₁₀-ta uru₂ kur₂ ma-ra-an-ŋa₂-ŋa₂-de₃	The righteous woman is to change the city from the house of consumption.
297	ki-bi-ta edin-ta ba₉-ra₂-a-bi a mu-lu-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say “Alas, the one who has been taken away from this place, from the steppe!’
298	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ urim₂{ki}-ta ba₉-ra₂-a-bi a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄	I want to say “Alas, the city that has been plundered from Urim!
299	lu₂ siki-ni numun₂-bur-gin₇ šu mu-ni-in-dub₂-dub₂	The man shook his hair as if it were burāšu
300	gaba-ni ub₃ kug-ga-am₃ i₃-sag₃-ge a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ im-me	His chest is a pure throne, she cries out: "Alas, the city!"
301	igi-ni er₂-ra mi-ni-ib-zi-zi-i-zi er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	Her eyes are raised in tears, she weeps bitterly.
302	me-li-e-a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ nu-me-a me-e ga-ša-an-bi nu-ŋen	Melea, it is not a city, I am not its queen.
303	{d}nanna eš₃ urim₂{ki} nu-me-a me-e mu-lu-bi nu-ŋen	Nanna is not the shrine Urim, I am not its owner.
304	me-li-e-a {e₂}tur₃ bur₁₂-ra-ŋen ab₂ sag₂ dug₄-ga-ŋen	Melea, burrow in the cowpen, scatter the cows!
305	{d}ga-ša-an-gal-ŋen na-gada pe-el-la₂-gin₇ {ŋiš}tukul ganam₄-ma bi₂-in-šub	Gašangalben, like a defiled nagda weapon, stood at the field.
306	me-li-e-a uru₂-ta e₃-a-ŋen ni₂ nu-dub₂-bu-ŋen	Melea, come out from the city, you cannot be afraid.
307	{d}ga-ša-an-gal-ŋen e₂-ta e₃-a-ŋen ki-tuš nu-pad₃-de₃-ŋen	Gašangal, when you leave the house, you will not find your dwelling.
308	i-gi₄-in-zu gir₅ uru₂ kur₂-ra saŋ il₂ tuš-a-ŋen	Your eye is a knife that covers the hostile city, you are one who raises a hand to it
309	e₂ ur₅-ur₅-ra aŋ₂-gig-ga-am₃ saŋ-a tuš ma-ab-us₂-e	She sits down in a house that has been plundered, it is an aŋ-illness.
310	e₂ ur₅-ra mu-lu tuš-bi tuš-tuš-a gu₃ e-ne-eŋ₃ nu-dirig-ŋen	The one who sat down in the house of mourning does not utter a supplication
311	ki-ba nam uru₂-na mu-un-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	At that place the fate of her city approached, she wept bitter tears
312	nin-ra nam e₂-a-na mu-un-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	She approached the lady about the fate of her house, she wept bitter tears
313	nam e₂ hul-a-na mu-un-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	She approached the fate of her destroyed house, she weeps bitterly
314	nam uru₂ hul-a-na mu-un-na-te er₂ gig i₃-še₈-še₈	She approached the fate of her destroyed city, she weeps bitterly
315	me-li-e-a na-aŋ₂ uru₂-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄ na-aŋ₂ uru₂-ŋu₁₀ gig-ga-am₃	I want to say “Oh, my city!’, oh my city, it is bitter!
316	nin-ŋen e₂ gul-la-ŋu₁₀ ga-am₃-dug₄ na-aŋ₂ e₂-ŋu₁₀ gig-ga-am₃	My lady, I want to speak about the destroyed house, but the truth is that the house is bitter.
317	še-eb urim₂{ki}-ma a dug₄-ga-am₃ a bi₂-gi₄-a-ŋu₁₀	In Ur the water is plentiful, the water has been returned.
318	e₂ zid-ŋu₁₀ uru₂-ŋu₁₀ du₆-du₆-da ba-mar-re-en-na-ŋu₁₀	In the true house, in the city, you are to be set on a rampart.
319	bur₂-ra e₂ zid gul-la-za-ka ba-e₃-de₃-nu₂-u₃-nam	You lie down in the bowl of your destroyed true house.
320	gud šub-ba-gin₇ in-ŋar-zu-ta ba-ra-mu-e-da-zig₃-ga	Like a ox, when you emerge from the corner, you cannot rise up for you
321	me-li-e-a du₃-a-zu lul-la-am₃ gul-la-zu gig-ga-am₃	Your built-up aura is false, your destroyed aura is bitter.
322	nu-nus-ŋen eš₃ urim₂{ki} nidba-bi i₃-ba-kur₂-ra-am₃	The woman in the shrine Urim has changed her food offerings.
323	agrun-kug e₂ gibil-gibil-la-ŋu₁₀ la-la-bi nu-gi₄-a-ŋu₁₀	The Agrunkug, the new house, its charms are not returned.
324	uru₂-ŋu₁₀ du₃-a la-ba-mar-ra-ŋu₁₀ ta-a-aš hul-a-ŋu₁₀	The one who built the city will not be able to escape, what is wrong with it?
325	ba-gul in-ga-ba-hul-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-a-aš hul-a-ŋu₁₀	He destroyed it, what did it destroy?
326	a-da-al ud hul gig dug₄-ga a₂-bi la-ba-ra-e₃	The storm, a painful and bitter storm, did not come out at its side.
327	urim₂{ki}-ma e₂ {d}suen-na-ŋu₁₀ gul-la-bi gig-ga-am₃	In Urim, the house of Sîn-nābu is destroyed, it is bitter.
328	ki-ru-gu₂ 7-kam-ma-am₃	It is the seventh song.
329	a uru₂-ŋu₁₀ a e₂-ŋu₁₀	Woe the city, woe the house!
330	ŋiš-gi-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is a reed screen.
331	nin šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un za-e a-gin₇ i₃-til₃-le-en	Lady, how is your heart, lord, how are you alive?
332	{d}nin-gal šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un za-e a-gin₇ i₃-til₃-le-en	Ningal, how is your heart? You, lord, how are you alive?
333	munus zid lu₂ uru₂ ba-e-da-gul-la i₃-ne-eš₂-gin₇ i₃-e-am₃-mu₂	The righteous woman, the one who destroyed the city - now how does she grow?
334	{d}nin-gal lu₂ kalam ba-e-da-til-la šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un	Ningal, the one who has finished the Land, how is your heart, lord
335	ud uru₂-zu im-ma-gul-la-ba i₃-ne-eš₂-gin₇ i₃-e-am₃-mu₂	When your city is destroyed, how is it that you grow like this?
336	ud e₂-zu im-ma-gul-la-ba šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un	When your house is destroyed, how is your land, lord?
337	uru₂-zu uru₂ kur₂-ra ba-ab-ŋar i₃-ne-eš₂-gin₇ i₃-e-am₃-mu₂	Your city has been turned into a hostile city, how is it that you grow up?
338	e₂-zu er₂-re ba-an-di-ni-ib-ŋar šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un	Your house will be brought into tears, how is your heart, lord
339	uru₂ du₆-du₆-da ba-ŋar-ra-zu mušen-bi nu-ŋen	Your city that has been plundered, its snakes are not there
340	e₂ zid {ŋiš}al-e ba-ŋar-ra-za tuš-bi-še₃ la-ba-tuš-en	You do not dwell in your true temple that has been plundered
341	uŋ₃ ki-lul-la ba-ab-re₇-a-za nin-bi-še₃ la-ba-kur₉-re-en	When you go to the place where evil has been carried off, you are not its lady.
342	er₂-zu er₂ kur₂-ra ba-ab-ŋar ka-na-aŋ₂-zu nu-še₈-še₈	Your tears, a new tears are released, your land is not soothed
343	er₂-šag₄-ne-ša₄ nu-tuku-am₃ kur-kur im-ma-an-tuš	Without tears she dwells in all the lands
344	kalam-zu niŋ₂ KA dirig-gin₇ gu₃ šu ba-ni-ib-dab₅	Your land roared like a rising flood
345	uru₂-zu du₆-du₆-da im-ma-an-ŋar i₃-ne-eš₂-gin₇ i₃-e-am₃-mu₂	Your city has been turned into mounds - how is it that you grow like this?
346	e₂-zu šag₄-sug₄-ga ba-an-du₃ šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un	Your house is built in ruins, how is your house, lord
347	urim₂{ki} eš₃ lil₂-e im-ma-an-ŋar i₃-ne-eš₂-gin₇ i₃-e-am₃-mu₂	Urim was turned into a haunted shrine, it was made like this.
348	gudug-bi hi-li-a ba-ra-mu-un-ŋen šag₄-zu a-gin₇ du₃-mu-un	Its gudug-vessel is filled with allure, how is it that you are lord?
349	en-bi ŋi₆-par₃-ra ba-ra-mu-un-til i₃-ne-eš₂-gin₇ i₃-e-am₃-mu₂	Its en priestess did not live in the Ipar, he grew up like this.
350	uz-ga lu₂ šu-luh-e ki aŋ₂-e šu-luh nu-mu-ra-an-ŋa₂-ŋa₂	(Sum) The uzga priest does not calm down in the place of prayer (Akk) The lamentation priest does no calm down at the place where prayer is performed
351	a-a {d}nanna išib-zu šita kug-ga šu nu-mu-ra-ni-in-du₇	Father Nanna, your holy scepter is not perfect for you
352	lu₂-mah-zu gi-gun₄-na kug-zu šag₄ gada la-ba-an-la₂	Your lumah priest, your holy ŋiguna has not been covered with linen.
353	en zid šag₄ hi-li-a pad₃-da-zu e₂-kiš-nu-ŋal₂-la-am₃	Your true lord, chosen in allure, is the Ekišnubala
354	eš₃-da ŋi₆-par₃-še₃ hul₂-la-na nu-mu-ni-in-dib-dib-be₂	The ešda priest does not pass joyfully by the ‘Ippar.’
355	a-u₃-a e₂ ezem-ma-za ezen nu-mu-ni-in-dug₃-ge-eš	The aua priests did not enjoy the festival in your temple
356	šem₃ {kuš}a₂-la₂-e niŋ₂ šag₄ hul₂-le-da tigi-a nu-mu-ra-an-du₁₂-uš	The šem and ala drums, which make the heart rejoice, were not played for you in the tigi drum
357	uŋ₃ saŋ gig₂-ga ezen-zu-še₃ a la-ba-an-tu₅-tu₅-ne	They will not let him drink the bitter water of your festival
358	gu-gin₇ mu-dur₇-ra nam ha-ba-ni-in-tar ulutim₂-bi ha-ba-an-kur₂	He decreed a fate like a neck, he changed its shape.
359	en₃-du-zu er₂-ra ba-e-da-an-kur₉ en₃-tukum-še₃ mu₂	Your song has turned into tears, how long will it last?
360	tigi-zu a-nir-ra ba-e-da-an-kur₉ en₃-tukum-še₃ mu₂	Your tigi has turned into an incantation, how long will it live?
361	gud-zu tur₃-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-de₆ i₃-bi nu-mu-ra-ak-e	Your oxen were not brought to the cattlepen, their oil was not poured for you.
362	udu-zu amaš-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-dur₂-ru ga-bi nu-mu-ra-dulu-e	Your sheep does not dwell in its sheepfold, its milk does not cover it.
363	i₃ gur₃-ru-zu tur₃-ta nu-mu-ra-de₆ en₃-tukum-še₃ mu₂	When you carry oil, he does not bring it from the cattlepen, how long will he live?
364	ga gur₃-ru-zu amaš-ta nu-mu-ra-de₆ en₃-tukum-še₃ mu₂	Your milk carried away from the sheepfold is not brought, how long will it grow?
365	šu-peš ku₆ gur₃-ru-zu hul-ŋal₂-e ba-an-dab₅ en₃-tukum-še₃ mu₂	Your šuppu-offerings of fish that have been carried off have been seized by evil. How long will they live?
366	mušen-du₃ mušen gur₃-ru-zu ŋir₂-ŋir₂-re im-DU	(Sum) The mušendu-demon, your šangû-disease is raging (Akk) The snake, the snake that rumbles, rumbling(?)
367	id₂ ma₂-gur₈-ra ba-ab-du₇-a-zu šag₄-ba teme{sar} ba-mu₂	Your canal, which had been made suitable for barges, was drained in its foundations
368	har-ra-an {ŋiš}gigir-ra ba-ab-ŋar-ra-za {ŋiš}kiši₁₆ kur-ra ba-mu₂	When you cross the road of the chariot, the chaff grows in the mountains.
369	nin-ŋu₁₀ uru₂-zu ama-bi-gin₇-nam er₂ mu-e-ši-še₈-še₈	Lady, your city is weeping like its mother
370	urim₂{ki}-ma dumu sila ha-lam-ma-gin₇ ki mu-e-ši-kiŋ₂-kiŋ₂	In Urim, like a child in the street of destruction, you have made the earth tremble
371	e₂-zu lu₂ niŋ₂ u₂-gu de₂-a-gin₇ šu mu-e-ši-ša-an-ša	Your house, like a man whose face is swollen by a storm wind, is yours
372	šeg₁₂ e₂ zid-da-zu lu₂-ulu₃-gin₇ me-a-zu im-me	Your brickwork of your true temple, where is it like a man?
373	nin-ŋu₁₀ e₂-ta e₃-a he₂-me-en uru₂-ta ba-ra-e₃-me-en	May you be the lady who leaves the house, you will not leave the city.
374	en₃-še₃-am₃ uru₂-za lu₂-erim₂-gin₇ bar-ta ba-e-da-gub	How long will you stand outside your city like a criminal?
375	ama {d}nin-gal uru₂-zu lu₂-erim₂-gin₇ gaba-za ba-e-de₃-sa₂	Mother Ningal, you have set your city upon your chest like a criminal.
376	nin uru₂-ni ki aŋ₂ he₂-me-en-na amaš-zu-ta ba-e-ni-tag	Lady of his city, may you be the place of water, you have touched your sheepfold
377	kalam-ma-ni-še₃ kuš₂-u₃ he₂-me-en-na za-e izi-ba mu-un-tag	May you be a sheep in his land, you touched the fire.
378	ama {d}nin-gal gud-gin₇ tur₃-zu-še₃ udu-gin₇ amaš-zu-še₃	Mother Ningal, like a ox, in your cattlepen, like sheep in your sheepfold
379	gud-gin₇ tur₃ ud-bi-ta-še₃ udu-gin₇ amaš-zu-še₃	Like a bull in the cattlepen, like a sheep in your sheepfold
380	dumu ban₃-da-gin₇ ama₅-zu-še₃ nin-ŋu₁₀ e₂-zu-še₃	Like a young child to your chamber, lady, to your house
381	an lugal diŋir-re-e-ne-ke₄ muš₃-am₃-zu he₂-em-me	An, king of the intertwined world, may he speak your name!
382	{d}en-lil₂ lugal kur-kur-ra-ke₄ nam-zu he₂-eb-tar-re	Enlil, king of all the lands, may he determine your fate
383	uru₂-zu ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi₄-gi₄ nam-nin-bi ak-a	May he restore your city to its place for you, and may he exercise queenship over it.
384	nibru{ki} ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi₄-gi₄ nam-nin-bi ak-a	May he restore Nippur to its place for you, and may he exercise queenship over it.
385	urim₂{ki} ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi₄-gi₄ nam-nin-bi ak-a	May Ur be restored to its place for you, and may its queen act accordingly.
386	i₃-si-in{ki} ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi₄-gi₄ nam-nin-bi ak-a	Isin may be restored to its place for you, whose ladyship is done
387	ki-ru-gu₂ 8-kam-ma-am₃	It is the eighth song.
388	me-ŋu₁₀ mu-da-kur₂-ra-am₃	It is a storm that changes the divine powers.
389	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
390	e ud-de₃ ud-de₃ kalam teš₂-a mi-ni-ib-ra	The storm, the storm swept the land together
391	ud gal an-na-ke₄ ud gu₃ dub₂-dub₂-be₂	The great storm of heaven, the storm that roars,
392	ud gig-ga kalam-ma ba-e-zal-la re	The bitter storm that swept over the Land,
393	ud uru₂ gul-gul-e ud e₂ gul-gul-e	Storm, the city is destroyed, storm, the house is destroyed.
394	ud tur₃ gul-gul-e ud amaš tab-tab-be₂	The storm that destroys cattlepen, the storm that scatters sheepfold
395	ŋarza kug-ga šu bi₂-ib₂-la₂-a re	The pure throne that has been carried off
396	ŋalga niŋ₂ aratta{ki}-ka šu pe-el-la₂ im-mi-ib-dug₄-ga re	The “balga-priestess of Aratta, whose hand is defiled, is the one who makes it pleasing.
397	ud kalam-ma niŋ₂ dug₃ im-mi-ib-kud-da re	The storm that made the Land tremble with fear,
398	ud saŋ gig₂-ga a₂ bi₂-ib-la₂-a re	The storm that carried away the sick people,
399	ki-ru-gu₂ 9-kam-ma-am₃	It is the ninth song.
400	ud re ud igi-ba teš₂ nu-ŋal₂-la re	The storm, the storm that has no rival
401	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
402	ud ama nu-zu re ud a-a nu-zu re	The storm that knows no mother, the storm which knows no father
403	ud dam nu-zu re ud dumu nu-zu re	The storm that knows no spouse, the storm that does not know children,
404	ud nin₉ nu-zu re ud šeš nu-zu re	The storm which knows no sister, the storm that knows no hand
405	ud ušur nu-zu re ud ma-la nu-zu re	The storm that knows no wind, the storm that does not know anything
406	ud dam im-šub-ba ud dumu im-šub-ba re	The storm that seized the spouse, the storm that struck the child
407	ud-de₃ ud kalam-ma u₂-gu bi₂-ib-de₂-a re	The storm, the storm that swept over the Land,
408	ud hul gig dug₄-ga {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ta im-mi-in-zal-la re	After Enlil had passed a painful and bitter storm,
409	a-a {d}nanna ud-bi uru₂-zu-ta ki nam-ba-ŋa₂-ŋa₂	Father Nanna, today from your city, do not abandon it!
410	uŋ₃ saŋ gig₂-zu igi nam-bi₂-ib-du₈	Do not look at your sick eye!
411	ud-bi im an-ta šeŋ₃-ŋe₂₆-gin₇ ki-tuš-bi nam-ba-gur-ru	Its storm, like a cloud rising from heaven, does not return to its dwelling.
412	niŋ₂-zi-ŋal₂ an ki saŋ gig₂ im-ma-an-dub₂-ba re	The one who heaps up heaven and earth with bitter rejoicing
413	ud-ba du₃-a-bi he₂-em-ma-gul-lu	At that time, it was destroyed.
414	abula ŋi₆ u₃-na-gin₇ {ŋiš}ig he₂-bi₂-in-keše₂-da	May the door be bolted to the city gate like a flood.
415	ud-ba šudum-ma na-an-ni-ŋa₂-ŋa₂	At that time, no one should raise a claim
416	niŋ₂-kas₇-bi e₂ {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ta {ŋiš}gag-ta he₂-em-ta-si-ig	Its niŋ-kaš-festival from the temple of Enlil to the tavern he made pass.
417	ki-ru-gu₂ 10-kam-ma-am₃	It is the tenth song.
418	ud ul ud kur₂-ra ud-da eŋer-bi-še₃	In distant days, in distant times, in those distant days
419	ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-im	It is an extispicy
420	ud ul kalam ki ŋar-ra-še₃	In distant days, when the land was torn apart,
421	{d}nanna lu₂ sun₅-na ŋiri₃-zu mu-un-dab₅-be₂	Nanna, the humble man, seized your city.
422	er₂ e₂ sig₉-ga-bi mu-ra-an-de₆ igi-zu-še₃ du₁₂-a-bi	She carried away the tears of the good house for you, its utterance before you.
423	saŋ gig₂ ba-ra-šub-bu-uš-a-bi giri₁₇ šu ha-ra-ab-tag-ge-ne	They shall strike him with a bitter sting
424	uru₂ du₆-du₆-da ba-an-ŋar-ra-za i-si-iš hu-mu-ra-an-ŋa₂-ŋa₂	May your city that has been plundered be filled with tears for you
425	{d}nanna uru₂{ki} ki-bi gi₄-a-za pa e₃ ha-ra-ab-ak-e	Nanna, may your restored city be made resplendent for you
426	mul-an kug-gin₇ nam-mu-un-ha-lam-e igi-zu he₂-bi₂-ib-dib₂-be₂	May it pass before you like a pure star,
427	diŋir lu₂-u₁₈-lu-ke₄ kadra mu-ra-an-de₆	The Ibir of the man brought a kadra for you.
428	lu₂ sizkur₂-ra-ke₄ a-ra-zu mu-ra-ab-be₂	The one of the sizkur prayer says an arazu prayer to you
429	{d}nanna arhuš kalam-ma-me-en	Nanna, you are the compassionate one of the land
430	en {d}dil-im₂-babbar šag₄-zu im-mi-ib-dug₄-ga re	Lord Dilimbabbar, when your heart has been satisfied
431	{d}nanna lu₂-ulu₃-bi nam-tag-ga-ni u₃-mu-e-du₈	Nanna, this man, his sin has been released.
432	lu₂ a-ra-zu im-me-a-bi šag₄ ha-ba-na-huŋ-e	May the one who utters an arazu prayer be pacified to him
432A	diŋir lu₂-ba-ke₄ kadra mu-ra-an-de₆	The ... of that man brought a kadra for you.
433	lu₂ sizkur₂-ra mu-un-gub-ba-bi-ir igi zid mu-un-ši-in-bar	She looked at the man who was offering a sacrifice.
434	{d}nanna igi du₈-a bar-ra-zu šag₄ šu niŋin sug₄-ga-am₃	Nanna, when you look at your body, it is a šû-demon with a furious face
435	lu₂-ulu₃-bi ud hul du₃-a-ba he₂-em-ma-an-ši-kug-ge	Its people shall praise him in a bad day.
436	šag₄ kalam-ma ŋal₂-la-zu he₂-em-ma-an-ši-kug-ge	May the heart of the land praise you!
437	{d}nanna uru₂ ki-bi gi₄-a-za me-teš₂ he₂-i-i	Nanna, may your restored city be praised.
438	ki-ru-gu₂ 11-kam-ma-am₃	It is the eleventh song.

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