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An adab (?) to Nergal for Šulgi (?) (Šulgi U) (Q000413)

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

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DesignationAn adab (?) to Nergal for Šulgi (?) (Šulgi U)
IDQ000413
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotUmma
Coordinates31.6669, 45.8861

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)
cagbatuku A,
1{d}nergal xNergal
2ni₂ gal i ganzer X IGI X X xgreat fear, Ganzer ...
3ni₂ me-lem₄-ma-bi sa-bar-ra AN X x DUThe fearsomeness of its radiance ...
4an-ne₂ ki-e ni₂-bi ba-ni-x xHeaven and earth ... in fear.
5šag₄-ba-tuku 2-kam-ma-am₃It is the second song
barsud B,
6ur-saŋ am a₂ gur-gur ab₂-gin₇ in-xUrsa, like a wild bull ...
7mu huš-zu ni₂ su zig₃ bar-re-damYour furious name is to raise a furious radiance
8ulu₃-gin₇-nam ki-bal šub-šub-bu-me-enI am the one who makes the rebel land rise like the sun
9kur niŋ₂-daŋal-ba si-ŋar-bi-me-enI am the one who makes the foreign lands tremble
10e₂-meš₃-lam za-e tuš-a-zu-neWhen you dwell in the Emeslam temple
11hul₂-hul₂-le šag₄-ge₈ guru₆ SUD-me-en₃You are the one who makes the heart rejoice, you pound the silt
12uŋ₃-e gu₂ ši-im-si ŋiri₃-zu-še₃“If the wind blows, you will reach your city.
13bar-sud 2-kam-ma-am₃It is the second barsud.
sa-gida C,
14ki-bal-e nam-nir-ŋal₂-zu {d}meš₃-lam-ta-e₃-aIn the rebel land your heroism, Meslamtaea
15ki-bal-e šul ši-im-mi-niŋin₂-niŋin₂The rebellious land is a šulgi
16{d}nergal nam-nir-ŋal₂-zu ki-bal-eNergal, your rebellion against the rebel land
17a-a-zu ki gal-bi ši-im-ma-an-aŋ₂Your father, this great place
18nam-ur-saŋ-zu uŋ₃-e im-mi-zuYour heroism knows the wind
19a-a-zu {d}en-lil₂-le ki gal-bi ši-im-ma-an-aŋ₂Your father, Enlil, the great place of heaven and earth
20nam-ur-saŋ-zu uŋ₃-e im-mi-zuYour heroism knows the wind
21ur-saŋ uŋ₃-e TAR-TAR diŋir kur-ra niŋin(Sum) The hero ..., he ... in the netherworld. (Akk) The warrior ... a nether world.
22ki-bal-e X-da ba-ni-dug₄The rebel land ...
23{d}nergal uŋ₃-e TAR-TAR diŋir kur-ra niŋinNergal, you are the one who scatters the ruins of the mountains.
24ki dib-ba-zu erin₂ teš₂-bi-še₃ hul mi-ni-X xWhen you pass the place, you ... evil among the troops
25an-ša₄-an{ki} ti-da-nu-um-ma xof Anšan, Tidanum
26{d}nergal ki dib-ba erin₂ teš₂-bi-še₃ hul mi-ni-X xNergal, the one who passes by, ... evil among the troops.
27sa-gid₂-da-am₃it is a sagida
28ur-saŋ šul-gi-ra zi xThe hero Šulgi ...
29a₂ ši-im-ši-X xlabor of ...
30ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-imIt is an extispicy

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