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A tigi to Inana (Inana E) (Q000626)

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

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DesignationA tigi to Inana (Inana E)
IDQ000626
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain

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)
sa-gida A,
1nin {d}nin-gal-e ul-e hi-li-še₃ sig₇-gaLady Ningal, radiant in joy and allure
2ušumgal-am₃ hu-hub₂ ša-mu-ra-an-ŋal₂It is the Great One, may he carry off the evil-doer for you
3{d}inana {d}nin-gal-e ul-e hi-li-še₃ sig₇-gaInana, Ningal, in joy and allure
4ušumgal-am₃ hub₂-hub₂ ša-mu-ra-an-ŋal₂It is the great one, let him carry it for you
5ulu₃-a u₅-a abzu-ta me šu ti-a-me-enYou are the one who carries the mes from the Abzu
6lugal {d}ama-ušumgal-an-na barag kug-za ši-im-mi-tušking Ama-ušumgal-ana, the holy dais
7{d}inana ulu₃-a u₅-a abzu-ta me šu ti-a-me-enInana, you are the light from the Abzu, the hand of life
8lugal {d}ama-ušumgal-an-na barag kug-za ši-im-mi-tušking Ama-ušumgal-ana, the holy dais
9diŋir ur-saŋ-ŋa₂ X bi₂-in-ŋar me-zu an-na mu-un-dirig-damIbir, the hero ... your divine powers are encircled in heaven.
10šag₄ ama-za-ta šita₂ mi-tum-ma zag ša-mu-ni-in-keše₂From the heart of your mother a šūtum prayer is uttered.
11{d}inana ur-saŋ-ŋa₂ X bi₂-in-ŋar me-zu an-na mu-un-dirig-damInana, the hero ... your divine powers in heaven.
12šag₄ {d}nin-gal-ta šita₂ mi-tum-ma zag ša-mu-ni-in-keše₂From the womb of Ningal he made a šītum-demon stand at his side.
13lugal kalam-ma ŋi₆ zal-a-ra {d}utu te ša-mu-na-sag₉-ge-ešFor the king of the land who passes by the river, how can Utu please him?
14kur-re ba-e-il₂ kur ša-mu-u₈-da-hul₂-la-am₃The mountains were carried off, the mountains rejoiced over me.
15{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na kalam-ma ŋi₆ zal-a-ra {d}utu te ša-mu-na-sag₉-ge-ešAma-ušumgal-ana, when the river flows in the land, how can Utu please him?
16kur-re ba-il₂ kur ša-mu-u₈-da-hul₂-la-am₃The mountains were carried off, the mountains rejoiced over me.
17nin-ŋu₁₀ dam ni₂-za im-mi-šum₂ hul₂-hul₂-la-mu-un-daWhen Ninbu, your own spouse, rejoices over you
18{d}en-lil₂-le ma-ra-an-šum₂ kur niŋ₂ gal-la šu-zu-ušEnlil gave you the mountain of great fearsomeness
19{d}inana dam ni₂-za im-mi-šum₂ hul₂-hul₂-la-mu-un-daWhen Inana, your own spouse, rejoices over you
20{d}en-lil₂-le ma-ra-an-šum₂ kur niŋ₂ gal-la šu-zu-ušEnlil gave you the mountain of great fearsomeness
21in-nin er₉-a-zu mu-un-na-šum₂ lugal-am₃Lady, your tears are for him, it is king
22{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na še-er-zid ša-ra-ab-ed₂-de₃Ama-ušumgal-ana, may the šerzid prayer be uttered to you
23{d}inana er₉-a-zu mu-un-na-šum₂ lugal-am₃Inana, when you cry, you are king.
24{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na še-er-zid ša-ra-ab-ed₂-de₃Ama-ušumgal-ana, may the šerzid prayer be uttered to you
25ki-bal kur ba₉-ra₂ e₃-a-ni suh₃-suh₃-a ud mi-ni-ib-zal-zal-eWhen he emerges from the rebel land, he spends the day in disarray.
26{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na-ke₄ kur ba₉-ra₂ e₃-a-ni suh₃-suh₃-a ud mi-ni-ib-zal-zal-eAma-ušumgal-ana spent the day in a deserted mountain.
27{d}utu kur šim {ŋiš}erin-na-ta e₃-a-ni i₃ dug₃-ga ša-mu-u₈-ši-peš-peš-eŠamaš, when he comes out from the mountain of the divine radiance of cedar, he pours good oil.
28{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na {d}utu kur šim {ŋiš}erin-na-ta e₃-a-gin₇ i₃ dug₃-ga ša-mu-un-ši-peš-peš-eAma-ušumgal-ana, Utu, coming forth from the mountain like the scent of juniper, you will pour good oil.
29sa-gid₂-da-am₃it is a sagida
sa-jara B,
30nin me₃-na nu-gub-bu dumu gal {d}suen-na an-na e₃-a su-lim ŋa₂-ŋa₂Lady who does not stand in battle, great daughter of Suen, coming forth from heaven, mighty one
31nam-ŋuruš teš₂-bi-še₃ gub-gub-bu me₃ ezen-gin₇ ša-mu-ra-de₃-ulStand together in battle, so that the battle is played out for you like a festival
32ki-bal e₂ ni₂-bi ša-ra-gul-eThe rebel land destroys its own house for you
33{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na ur-saŋ kalag-ga šita₂ za-gin₃ šar₂ ša-ra-ni-in-uš₂Ama-ušumgal-ana, the mighty warrior, adorned with a lapis beard, his lord
34{d}inana nin me₃-ni nu-gub-bu dumu gal {d}suen-na an-na e₃-a su-lim ŋa₂-ŋa₂Inana, the mistress of battle, who does not stand by her battle-axe the great daughter of Suen who came forth from heaven, the šulim priestess
35nam-ŋuruš teš₂-bi-še₃ gub-gub-bu me₃ ezen-gin₇ ša-mu-ra-de₃-ulStand together in battle, so that the battle is played out for you like a festival
36ki-bal e₂ ni₂-bi ša-ra-gul-eThe rebel land destroys its own house for you
37{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na ur-saŋ kalag-ga šita₂ za-gin₃ šar₂ ša-ra-ni-in-uš₂Ama-ušumgal-ana, the mighty warrior, adorned with a lapis beard, his lord
38nin an-an-še₃ ki-ki-še₃ niŋ₂ šag₄-zu niŋ₂ gal a-ba-a mu-e-da-an-zuLady of heaven and earth, who can know of you?
39inim-zu gu tab-ba nu-kur₂-ru-da an teš₂-ba ši-im-da-gu₇-gu₇Your word, which cannot be changed, makes heaven and earth tremble together
40a-a-zu {d}en-lil₂-le mu-ra-an-šum₂Your father Enlil has appointed you.
41{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na-ke₄ me₃ zar-re-eš ak ušumgal-gin₇ nir-ŋal₂ ša-ra-ni-in-sa₂{za}Ama-ušumgal-ana, who acts like a lion in battle, has made your heart rejoice
42{d}inana nin an-an-še₃ ki-ki-še₃ niŋ₂ šag₄-zu niŋ₂ gal a-ba-a mu-e-da-an-zuInana, lady of heaven and earth, who can know of you?
43inim-zu gu tab-ba nu-kur₂-ru-da an teš₂-ba ši-im-da-gu₇-gu₇Your word, which cannot be changed, makes heaven and earth tremble together
44a-a-zu {d}en-lil₂-le mu-ra-an-šum₂Your father Enlil has appointed you.
45{d}ama-ušumgal-an-na-ke₄ me₃ zar-re-eš ak ušumgal-gin₇ nir-ŋal₂ ša-ra-ni-in-sa₂Ama-ušumgal-ana acted heroically like a great hero.
46nin-ŋu₁₀ {d}ama-ušumgal-an-na-ke₄ nir ša-mu-u₈-da-ŋal₂Lady Ama-ušumgal-ana, may he carry a great aura for you
47tug₂-ba₁₃-zu-gin₇ bar-ra ši-bi₂-dulCover your body like a bazu garment
48itid-da ud-sakar-ra {d}suen-gin₇ an-ne₂ za-ra ša-mu-ra-an-u₃-tudIn the month of Addaru, like Suen, An gave birth to you for you.
49lugal {d}ama-ušumgal-an-na šag₄-za ki aŋ₂-bi-im {d}utu e₃-a-gin₇ ša-mu-na-an-i-i-neThe king, Amaušumgalana, when you enter your chamber, like Utu coming out,
50{d}inana nin-ŋu₁₀ {d}ama-ušumgal-an-na-ke₄ nir ša-mu-u₈-da-ŋal₂Inana, the mistress of Amaušumgalana carries a fierce aura
51tug₂-ba₁₃-zu-gin₇ bar-ra ši-bi₂-dulCover your body like a bazu garment
52itid-da ud-sakar-ra {d}suen-gin₇ an-ne₂ za-ra ša-mu-ra-an-u₃-tudIn the month of Addaru, like Suen, An gave birth to you for you.
53lugal {d}ama-ušumgal-an-na {d}utu-gin₇ e₃-a ša-mu-u₈-da-i-i-neWhen king Amaušumgalana comes forth like Utu
54sa-ŋar-ra-am₃It is a sabar.
55tigi₂ {d}inana-kamIt is a tigi of Inana

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