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A šir-namšub to Ninurta (Ninurta G) (Q000726)

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

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DesignationA šir-namšub to Ninurta (Ninurta G)
IDQ000726
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
1lugal gu₂-zaking of Guza,
2suh₁₀-bi ši-du₈Its sheepfold is a šidu
3nam-lugal-zuyour kingship
4pa ši-im-meto make resplendent
5ur-saŋ {d}nin-urta gu₂-zahero Ninurta, on your neck
6suh₁₀-bi ši-du₈Its sheepfold is a šidu
7ur-saŋ {d}pa-bil-saŋUrsa (is) Pabilsa
8gu₂-za suh₁₀-bi ši-du₈Its throne is a scepter
9ur-saŋ {d}nin-ŋir₂-suhero Ninbirsu
10gu₂-za suh₁₀-bi ši-du₈Its throne is a scepter
11nam-lugal-zu pa ši-im-meYour kingship is made manifest
12nam-lugal-zuyour kingship
13an-na mu-un-ŋal₂He carried it in heaven.
14ki-a mu-un-ŋal₂he carried off to the earth.
15{d}en-ki-da barag kug-gaEnki on the holy dais
16za-e ša-mu-un-de₃-tuš-enYou should sit down with me
17ur-saŋ kur gul-gulUrsa, destroyer of the mountain
18iri{ki} lah₄the city of Laḫ
19ki-bal-še₃ bi₂-du₇-du₇made perfect for the rebel land
20ur-saŋ {d}nin-urtahero Ninurta
21kur gul-gul iri lah₄Destroyer of mountains, plunderer of cities
22ur-saŋ {d}pa-bil-saŋUrsa (is) Pabilsa
23kur gul-gul iri lah₄Destroyer of mountains, plunderer of cities
24ur-saŋ {d}nin-ŋir₂-suhero Ninbirsu
25kur gul-gul iri lah₄Destroyer of mountains, plunderer of cities
26ki-bal-še₃ bi₂-du₇-du₇made perfect for the rebel land
27lugal ud an-ta ra-rathe king who flees from heaven
28en gaba-ri nu-tuku-me-enI am the lord who has no rival.
29ur-saŋ iri-za bad₃ gal-bi-me-enI am the hero of your city, the great wall
30mu mah-zu he₂-pad₃-de₃may he find your exalted name
31ur-saŋ {d}nin-urtahero Ninurta
32iri-za bad₃ gal-bi-me-enI am the great wall of your city.
33ur-saŋ {d}pa-bil-saŋUrsa (is) Pabilsa
34iri-za bad₃ gal-bi-me-enI am the great wall of your city.
35ur-saŋ {d}nin-ŋir₂-suhero Ninbirsu
36iri-za bad₃ gal-bi-me-enI am the great wall of your city.
37mu mah-zu he₂-pad₃-de₃may he find your exalted name
38dur₃{ur₃}-zuyour calf
39ud inim dug₄-dug₄-gaa day of pleasant words
40{ŋiš}kiri₆ {ŋiš}meš₃-e ba-dab₅-be₂-ešThey seized the orchards and mes trees
41{d}šakkan₂ lugal anše-ke₄Šakkan, the king of the donkey
42ŋiri₃-za im-mi-in-sig₉he decorated your garden.
43ur-saŋ ni₂-zuHero, your fearsomeness
44kur-ra ša-mu-un-riIn the mountain, in the mountains
45nam-mah-zu kur-kur-re bi₂-dulYour greatness covers all the lands.
46ur-saŋ {d}nin-urtahero Ninurta
47ni₂-zu kur-ra ša-mu-riYour fear is over the mountains
48ur-saŋ {d}pa-bil-saŋUrsa (is) Pabilsa
49ni₂-zu kur-ra ša-mu-riYour fear is over the mountains
50ur-saŋ {d}nin-ŋir₂-suhero Ninbirsu
51ni₂-zu kur-ra ša-mu-riYour fear is over the mountains
52nam-mah-zu kur-kur-re bi₂-dulYour greatness covers all the lands.
53dur₃{ur₃}-zuyour calf
54ud inim dug₄-dug₄-gaa day of pleasant words
55{ŋiš}kiri₆ {ŋiš}meš₃-e ba-dab₅-be₂-ešThey seized the orchards and mes trees
56{d}šakkan₂ lugal anše-ke₄Šakkan, the king of the donkey
57ŋiri₃-za im-mi-in-sig₉he decorated your garden.
58barag nibru{ki}-ka dur₂ bi₂-in-ŋarHe sat on the dais of Nippur.
59a-a {d}en-lil₂-dafather Enlil,
60za-e ša-mu-un-da-tuš-enYou, sit with me
61dumu ur-saŋson of Ur-sa
62a-a {d}en-lil₂-la₂-me-enFather Enlil, I am
63e₂-kur-ra bi₂-in-gub-be₂-enI stand in the Ekur.
64barag ki lagaš{ki}-kathe dais of the place Lagaš
65dur₂ bi₂-in-ŋarhe sat down.
66kug ama {d}nanše dug₄-ga-na-abPure mother Nanše, give it to him!
67{d}utu-gin₇like Utu
68a₂ bad hu-mu-ri-in-tum₂the side of the wall Ḫumurintum
69ki-gub hu-mu-ra-an-pad₃-de₃may he find a place for you.
70si-muš₂-zu-a ni₂ nu-un-teYour horn does not fear
71a₂-ur₂-za gu₂-da he₂-em-mi-la₂May your limbs be stretched out on your neck.
72nin-ŋu₁₀ lu₂ me dug₃-dug₃-ga-ke₄Ninbu, the one who makes perfect the divine powers
73unu₂ šubathrone-bearer
74gu₂ x... neck
76ur-saŋ kal-kal-a-am₃the mighty hero
77inim-ma-ni mah-am₃his word is great,
78{d}utu kalam-ma-kamUtu of the land
79sa₂ gal pad₃-dachosen by the great yoke
80e₂-ama-{d}lammaE-ama-lamma
81{d}nin-urtaNinurta
82kal-kal-a-am₃it is mighty
83{d}pa-bil-saŋ kal-kal-a-am₃Pabilsa is mighty,
84{d}nin-ŋir₂-su kal-kal-a-am₃Ninbirsu is mighty.
85inim-ma-ni mah-am₃his word is great,
86{d}utu kalam-ma-kamUtu of the land
87sa₂ gal pad₃-da e₂-ama-{d}lammachosen by the great market, E-ama-lamma
88ur-saŋ e₂ ŠEŠ-aUrsa, in the ŠE-house
89kur-kur-ra iri{ki}-bi ki me₃-kaAll the lands, that city, the place of battle
90za-ra e₂ šum₂-mu e₂-ama-{d}lammaFor you, the house is mine, the Eama-Lamma
91{d}nin-urta e₂ ŠEŠ-aNinurta of the ŠE-a-house
92{d}pa-bil-saŋ e₂ ŠEŠ-aPabilsa of the ŠEŠa temple
93{d}nin-ŋir₂-su e₂ ŠEŠ-aNinbirsu of the ŠE-a-house
94kur-kur-ra iri-bi ki me₃-kaAll the lands, their cities at the place of battle
95za-ra e₂ šum₂-mu e₂-ama-{d}lammaFor you, the house is mine, the Eama-Lamma
96tir su₃-ra₂-su₃-ra₂the Surasi-woods
97gaba-bi bur₂-bur₂-rawhose chest is torn out
98lugal-da la₂-a-bithe deficit of the king
99am₃-da-ŋal₂-la na-nam e₂-ama-{d}lammaIt is indeed balaŋ, the E-ama-Lamma
100tir ma₂-su su₃-ra₂the Sūru-boats,
101kur-ra kar-rain the mountain, at the harbor
102uš mu-da-la₂-a-naWhen he stretched out his arms
103lu₂-bi e₂ a-a-naThis man, the house of his father
104uš-e mi-ni-in-ku₅-rehe cut off the path
105e₂-ama-{d}lammaE-ama-lamma
106lu₂-kur₂-ra a-a-nathe enemy, his father
107uš mu-da-an-la₂-a-naWhen he stretched out his arms
108lu₂-bi e₂ a-a-naThis man, the house of his father
109uš-e mi-ni-in-ku₅-rehe cut off the path
110e₂-ama-{d}lammaE-ama-lamma
111ŋiš-gi₄-ŋal₂-bi-imIt is an extispicy
kicu B,
112ur-saŋ a₂ mah šeŋ₃ ud-da-niThe hero, with his exalted strength
113nam-mu-un-ši-da₁₃-da₁₃-a-am₃do not scream!
114ur-saŋ {d}nin-urta a₂ mahhero Ninurta, exalted strength
115ur-saŋ {d}pa-bil-saŋ a₂ mahhero Pabilsa, the supreme strength
116ur-saŋ {d}nin-ŋir₂-suhero Ninbirsu
117a₂ mah šeŋ₃ ud-da-nihis exalted strength of the day
118nam-mu-un-ši-da₁₃-da₁₃-a-am₃do not scream!
119lugal-ŋu₁₀ iri{ki} lah₄ a-a-naLugal-būšu the mayor of his father’s city
120nam-ur-saŋ-ŋa₂-nihis heroism
121ur-saŋ {d}nin-urtahero Ninurta
122iri{ki} lah₄ a-a-nathe city, a slave of his father
123ur-saŋ {d}pa-bil-saŋUrsa (is) Pabilsa
124iri lah₄ a-a-nathe city of Laḫana
125ur-saŋ {d}nin-ŋir₂-suhero Ninbirsu
126iri lah₄ a-a-nathe city of Laḫana
127nam-ur-saŋ-ŋa₂-nihis heroism
128lugal-ŋu₁₀ kur-rethe king of the mountain
129x x ta-TUN₃you will mix.
130inim mu-e-da-gi₄he has spoken to you,
131ur-saŋ {d}nin-urtahero Ninurta
132kur sig₁₀-ge₅ ak-a-gin₇like a mountain that has been plundered,
133mu-e-da-peš₁₁-peš₁₁-eYou make them tremble
134lugal-ŋu₁₀ gaba a-ab-baLugal-būba on the shore of the sea
135aš-me-da na-dulAšmeda, the protective deity
136ud-ba ku₆-ze-en ha-ra-li-taAt that time, because of the fish of Arali,
137en-na-tum₃ im-me-enI am Ennatum.
138{na₄}gug {na₄}za-gin₃ kur me-luh-ha{ki}-tafrom the land Meluḫa with carnelian and lapis lazuli
139en-na-tum₃ im-me-enI am Ennatum.
140{na₄}du₈-ši-a kur mar-ha-ši{ki}-tafrom the Dušia mountain of Marḫasvi
141en-na-kam im-me-enI am the lord.
142kug-babbar iri{ki} 15-tasilver from the city 15 (shekels)
143en-na-kam im-me-enI am the lord.
144urud an-na ma₂-gan{ki}-na-tafrom the copper of heaven to Magan
145en-na-kam im-me-enI am the lord.
146zabarbronze
147X-tafrom
148en-na-X im-me-enI am ...
149kug-babbar dilmun{ki}-na-tafrom the silver of Dilmun
150en-na-tum₃ im-me-enI am Ennatum.
151im-kalag-ga ka hur-saŋ-ŋa₂-tastrong one, from the mouth of the mountain range
152en-na-kam im-me-enI am the lord.
153im-babbar-ra hur-saŋ dadag-ga-taFrom the Imbabbar, the pure mountain range
154en-na-kam im-me-enI am the lord.
155x-e-biits ...
156x-en...,
157x-biits ...
158x-en...,
159x X
162x X
165e₂ ki-bal e za-e za-e e ŋe₂₆-e ŋe₂₆-eThe house of the rebel land - woe, you, woe! <(what has he done?)>
166e₂ ki-bal im-zu abzu-baIn the rebel land, your clay in the Abzu
167me-na bi₂-ib-gi₄-gi₄When will he return?
168e₂ ki-bal gi-zu ŋiš-gi-baThe house of the rebel land, your reeds are returned.
169me-na bi₂-ib-gi₄-gi₄When will he return?
170e₂ ki-bal ŋiš-ur₃-zu tir-tir-baHouse of the rebel land, your ... in the forest
171me-na bi₂-ib-gi₄-gi₄When will he return?
172lu₂-kur₂-ra bad₃-da nam-mi-x xThe enemy ... the wall.
173giri₁₇ šu am₃-mi-in-ŋal₂He carried off his hand
174lugal-ŋu₁₀ ni₂ er₉ rib-ba-zaLugal-bu’a, your utterance of sorrow
175nu-uš-in-ga-zu-am₃you did not know
176ur-saŋ {d}nin-urta ni₂ mah-a-zaHero Ninurta, your supreme fearsomeness
177nu-uš-in-ga-zu-am₃you did not know
178ur-gu-la-gin₇ lu₂ gu₇-zaLike a dog eating someone,
179nu-uš-in-ga-zu-am₃you did not know
180ušumgal-gin₇ X-zalike a dragon
181nu-uš-in-ga-zu-am₃you did not know
182ur-mah-gin₇ maš₂ sila₄ X-zaLike a lion, the kid of your ... lamb
183nu-uš-in-ga-zu-am₃you did not know
184ki-šu₂-bi-imIt is its whole
185šir₃-nam-šub-baa širnamsŋa vessel
186{d}nin-urta-kamof Ninurta

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