E-anatum 01 (Q001056)
Royal Inscription, Early Dynastic IIIb, Girsu · c. 2900 BCE–2340 BCE
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| Designation | E-anatum 01 |
|---|---|
| ID | Q001056 |
| Language | Sumerian |
| Period | Early Dynastic IIIb · c. 2900 BCE–2340 BCE |
| Genre | Royal Inscription |
| Find spot | Girsu |
| Coordinates | 31.5591, 46.1776 |
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) |
|---|---|---|
| o i | ||
| 21 | x-re₂ šuku-bi | Its ... |
| 22 | e-la₂ | Ela |
| 23 | še gub-ba-bi | its standing barley |
| 24 | ba-DU | BaDU, |
| 25 | lugal | the king |
| 26 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| o ii | ||
| 22 | bar-x | Bar-x |
| 23 | x HI-a-ka | your ... |
| 24 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 25 | šu ur₆-ra₂ | Hand of a Dog |
| 26 | e-ma-da-dug₄ | he made perfect for me. |
| 27 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| 28 | gaba-be₂ | on its chest |
| 29 | šu e-ma-us₂ | Hand of Ema'us |
| 30 | a-kur-gal | Akurgal |
| 31 | lugal | the king |
| 32 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| 33 | dumu ur-{d}nanše | son of Ur-Nanše |
| o iii | ||
| 1 | lugal | the king |
| 2 | lagaš{ki}-ka-ke₄ | of Lagash |
| 16 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 17 | šu ur₆-ra₂ | Hand of a Dog |
| 18 | e-ma-da-dug₄ | he made perfect for me. |
| 19 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| 20 | bar niŋ₂ ni₂-ba-ka-ka | In the outer sanctum of sanctuaries |
| 21 | gaba-be₂ | on its chest |
| 22 | šu e-ga-ma-us₂ | Hand of Egamus |
| 23-24 | pirig-ZA₃-x-ŋir₂ nun šag₄-ga-ke₄ | Pirig-ZA-x-bir, prince of the šag |
| 25 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ra | For Ninbirsu |
| 26 | KA-na | his mouth |
| 27 | |KA.KID|-a mu-ni-KID₂ | he smote. |
| 28 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 29 | u₂-dur₂-dur₂-na-mu | he made dwell, |
| 30 | niŋ₂ ni₂-ŋa₂ | fear, fear |
| 31 | {a-šag₄}ašag | a kind of tree |
| o iv | ||
| 1 | gu₂-edin-na-ka | in Gu-edina |
| 2 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| 3 | x-bi x x-le | Its ... |
| 4 | x {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂ | Ninbirsu |
| 5 | ur-sag {d}en-lil₂-la₂ | the hero of Enlil |
| 6 | x-ga | ..., |
| 7 | x | |
| 8 | na-e | did Na’e |
| 9 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ke₄ | Ninbirsu |
| 10 | a e₂-an-na-tum₂-ma | Oh Eannatum! |
| 11 | šag₄-ga | |
| 12 | šu ba-ni-dug₄ | Hand was good |
| 16 | x x | |
| 17 | mu-da-hul₂ | rejoiced over him. |
| 18 | {d}inana-ke₄ | of Inana |
| 19 | da mu-ni-dab | he seized beside him. |
| 20-22 | e₂-an-na-{d}inana-eb-gal-ka-ka-a-tum₂ | Eanna-ebgalka-atum |
| 23 | mu mu-ni-sa₄ | he named it. |
| 24 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ra | For Ninḫursa |
| 25 | dub₃ zid-da-na | on his right shoulder |
| 26 | mu-ni-tuš | who sits |
| 27 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ke₄ | Ninhursa |
| 28 | ubur zid-da-ni | his right breast |
| 29 | mu-na-la₂ | he stretched out for him. |
| o v | ||
| 1 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 2 | a ša₃-ga šu dug₄-ga | Water of the heart, good hand |
| 3 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-da | with Ninbirsu |
| 4 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂ | Ninbirsu |
| 5 | mu-da-hul₂ | rejoiced over him. |
| 6 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ke₄ | Ninbirsu |
| 7 | zapah-ni | |
| 8 | mu-ni-ra | for Munira; |
| 9 | kuš₃ 5(aš)-am₆ | 5 pairs of shoes |
| 10 | kuš₃-a-ni | his skin |
| 11 | mu-ni-ra | for Munira; |
| 12 | kuš₃ 5(aš) zapah 1(aš) | leather bags, 5 zapaḫ-vessels, 1 |
| 13 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ke₄ | Ninbirsu |
| 14 | nam-gal hul₂-da | with joyous greatness |
| 15 | nam-lugal | kingship |
| 16 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| 17 | mu-na-šum₂ | he had it brought to him |
| 18 | x | |
| 19 | {d}x-ka-x | of ...ka, |
| 20 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 21 | a₂ tuku-e | the one who has power |
| 22 | kur a-ne-še₃ na-e | The mountain that he conquered |
| 23 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 24 | mu {d}inana-ke₄ | Year: Inana |
| 25 | e-ni-sa₄-a-ni | Enisani, |
| 26-28 | e₂-an-na-{d}inana-eb-gal-ka-ka-a-tum₂ | Eanna-ebgalka-atum |
| 29 | mu mu-ni-ŋar | he named it. |
| 30 | mu x an ki-a | Year ... of heaven and earth. |
| 31 | na-x | Na-x |
| 32 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| o vi | ||
| 1 | a₂ tuku-e | the one who has power |
| 2 | mu pad₃-da | whose name was proclaimed |
| 3 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 4 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 5 | kur a-ne-še₃ ŋa₂-ŋa₂-de₃ | to conquer the foreign lands |
| 6 | niŋ₂ ul-li₂-a-da | with a pure aura |
| 7 | gu₃ nam-mi-de₂ | she shouted. |
| 8 | ensi₂ | governor |
| 9 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 10 | me-an-ne₂-ŠE₃ | Me-ane-ŠE |
| 11 | lu₂-x-DA x | Lu-... |
| 12 | gu₂-edin-na | Gu-edina |
| 13 | {a-ša₃}ašag ki-aŋ₂ | a reed fence on the ground |
| 14 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | of Ninbirsu |
| 15 | e-da-gu₇-e | shall eat with him. |
| 16 | he₂-šub-be₂ | may he place. |
| 17 | an-ne₂ šar₂-ra | An, king |
| 18 | x x | |
| 22 | x x x | |
| 23 | egir-ra-ni | after him |
| 24 | e-ma-us₂ | he set up. |
| 25 | na₂-a-ra | for Na’ara |
| 26 | na₂-a-ra | for Na’ara |
| 27 | sag-ŋa₂ mu-na-gub | he set it up on its head. |
| 28 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 29 | na₂-a-ra | for Na’ara |
| 30 | lugal ki-ag₂-ni | his beloved master |
| 31 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂ | Ninbirsu |
| 32 | sag-ŋa₂ mu-na-gub | he set it up on its head. |
| o vii | ||
| 1 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 2 | kiš{ki}-am₆ | of Kish |
| 3 | šu še₃-dag-ge | Hand trembling |
| 4 | |AB₂.ŠA₃|-ge dab₅-ba-ta | when he has been seized |
| 5 | nam-ma-da-DU | NammadaDU |
| 6 | a₂-zi-da-za | Azidaza, |
| 7 | {d}utu | for Utu, |
| 8 | iri-e₃ | Iri-e |
| 9 | sag-ki-za | of your forehead |
| 10 | |IZI.DU.GI.US₂| | (a kind of tool) |
| 11 | iri-keš₂ | Iri-keš |
| 12 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 20 | ŋeš mu-ni-ra | he dedicated it (this bowl). |
| 21 | adda₂-bi 1(šar₂) | its labor: 1 man |
| 22 | ul₄-he₂ bi-la₂ | he stretched out a net. |
| 23 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| o viii | ||
| 1 | šu e-na-zi | Hand of Enazi |
| 2 | ša₃ umma{ki}-ka | in Umma |
| 3 | i₃-gaz | he killed. |
| 4 | nanga{ki} | of Nanga |
| 5 | mu-ni-x | he ... |
| o ix | ||
| 1 | ŋeš |UR.UR|-e e-da-la₂ | he has slain a dog |
| 2 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 3 | lu₂ ti mu-ni-ra | the man who lives there for him |
| 4 | ti-ta e-ta-si | “I have sworn by the life of the river’s lord. |
| 5 | mu-ku₅ | cut off |
| 6 | igi-ba bi₂-|KA×UD|-|KA×UD| | before it |
| 7 | lu₂ KID-e | a person who |
| 15 | x x | |
| 16 | x NI | ...; |
| 17 | x LIL₂ | [x], eclipse; |
| 18 | x | |
| 19 | x KI | ...; |
| o x | ||
| 1 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 2 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 3 | im-hul im-ma-gin₇ | like an evil wind |
| 4 | a-MAR mu-ni-tak₄ | he made the A-MAR open. |
| 12 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 13 | lu₂ inim si sa₂-kam | the one who the right words |
| 14 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 15 | x | |
| o xi | ||
| 1 | e-ta-ra | has returned, |
| 2 | a₂ umma{ki}-še₃ | labor of Umma |
| 3 | mu-tak₄ | he imposed. |
| 4 | ki-ba na bi-ru₂ | at that place a scepter |
| 5 | lu₂ umma{ki} | the man of Umma |
| 12 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 13 | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| 14 | |SAHAR.DU₆.TAK₄|-bi | its saḫurtakku-vessel |
| 15 | bi₂-dub | he dug. |
| 16 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 17 | er₂ dug₃-ga pad-a | poured out a sweet lament. |
| 18 | {d}šul-lahšu | Svullaḫšu |
| 19 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 20 | mu-x-ni-x | ..., |
| 21 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 22 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ra | For Ninbirsu |
| 23 | kur-kur e-na-ha-lam | all the lands he destroyed. |
| 24 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| o xii | ||
| 1 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ra | For Ninbirsu |
| 2 | {a-šag₄}ašag ki-aŋ₂-ni | his throne-dais |
| 3 | gu₂-edin-na | Gu-edina |
| 4 | šu-na mu-ni-gi₄ | he returned to his hand |
| 11 | a-ša₃ da-na | field Dana |
| 12 | ki-HAR-ra | Ki-HAR-ra |
| 13 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | of Ninbirsu |
| 16 | x x x | |
| 17 | x | |
| 18 | na x | sunrise to moonset: ... |
| 19 | x | |
| 20 | e-na-DU | he will pay back. |
| 21 | e₂-mah | Emaḫ |
| o xiii | ||
| 1 | {d}nanše-ka | of Nanše |
| 2 | na ba-ru₂ | he swore. |
| 11 | x x | |
| 12 | x x | |
| 13 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | of Ninbirsu |
| 14 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 15 | x | |
| 16 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | of Ninbirsu |
| 17 | dingir-ra-ni {d}šul-lahšu-am₆ | his god is Šullahšu |
| o xiv | ||
| 1 | a-ša₃ BA DAG | field ... |
| o xv | ||
| 10 | a-ša₃ |X.GAL.NIMGIR| | field X.GAL.NIMGIR |
| 11 | a-ša₃ |ŊEŠ.PIRIG.GA₂| | field |
| 12 | a-ša₃ x-tum-ma-al | field x-tummal |
| 13 | a-ša₃ x-lam | field , |
| 14 | a-ša₃ x-lam-x | field ... |
| 15 | a-ša₃ x-GUR₈ | field x-GUR |
| 16 | a-ša₃ x-x | field |
| 17 | a-ša₃ x-gal | field x-gal |
| 18 | a-ša₃ x-x-x | field |
| o xvi | ||
| 8 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 9 | mu pa₃-da | nominated |
| 10 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 11 | šu-na mu-ni-gi₄ | he returned to his hand |
| 12 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ra | to the man of Umma |
| 13 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 14 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 15 | {d}en-lil₂-la₂ | of Enlil |
| 16 | e-na-šum₂ | to him |
| 17 | nam e-na-ta-ku₅ | cursed him. |
| 18 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 19 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 20 | nam mu-na-ku₅-re₆ | he decreed for him a fate. |
| 21 | zi {d}en-lil₂ | the life of Enlil |
| 22 | lugal an-ki-ka | king of heaven and earth |
| 23 | a-ša₃ {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | field of Ninbirsu |
| 24 | GUR₈ i₃-gu₇ | he will eat emmer |
| 25 | e BAD-še₃ na-e | The ... of the city wall ... |
| 26 | da-ri₂ da gal-la-še₃ | forever, beside the great river |
| 27 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 28 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 29 | ba-ra-mu-bal-e | will not cross over. |
| 30 | eg₂ pa₅-bi | and its ditches |
| 31 | šu bal ba-ra-ak-ke₄ | Hand of Balbarak |
| 32 | na-ru₂-a-bi | its stele |
| 33 | ba-ra-pad-re₆ | did not find for you. |
| 34 | u₄-da mu-bal-e | When he crosses over |
| 35 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 36 | {d}en-lil₂ | Enlil, |
| 37 | lugal an-ki-ka | king of heaven and earth |
| 38 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 39 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 40 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 41 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 42 | gal na-ga-mu-zu | your great fearsomeness |
| 43 | tu{mušen} min-nam | “You are two, |
| 44 | igi-ba šembi ba-ni-ŋar | Before it, a šembi-vessel was set up |
| 45 | erin sag-ba i₃-mi-du₈ | he heaped up the cedars at its head. |
| o xvii | ||
| 1 | {d}en-lil₂ | Enlil, |
| 2 | lugal an-ki-ra | king of the universe |
| 3 | nibru{ki}-še₃ | to Nippur |
| 4 | e₂-kur-ra | of the Ekur |
| 5 | šu e-ma-ni-ba | Hand of Emaniba |
| 6 | {d}en-lil₂ | Enlil, |
| 7 | lugal-mu-ra | for Lugal-mura |
| 8 | a-ba dug₄-ga-na | Who is better than him? |
| 9 | a-ba šar₂-ra-na | Who is his king? |
| 10 | lu₂ umma{ki} | the man of Umma |
| 11 | inim-da gur-ra-da-am₆ | to return the word, |
| 12 | u₄ an-du₃ | when he built |
| 13 | inim an-ŋal₂ | the word of Anbal |
| 14 | u₄-da inim-ba | At that time, in this matter |
| 15 | šu i₃-bal-e | Hand he will take |
| 16 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 17 | {d}en-lil₂-la₂ | of Enlil |
| 18 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 19 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 20 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 21 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 22 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 23 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ka | of Ninḫursa |
| 24 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ra | to the man of Umma |
| 25 | e-na-šum₂ | to him |
| 26 | nam e-na-ta-ku₅ | cursed him. |
| 27 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 28 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 29 | nam mu-na-ku₅-ra₂ | he cursed him. |
| 30 | zi {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ka | the life of Ninḫursa |
| 31 | a-ša₃ {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | field of Ninbirsu |
| 32 | GUR₈ i₃-gu₇ | he will eat emmer |
| 33 | e BAD-še₃ na-e | The ... of the city wall ... |
| 34 | da-ri₂ da gal-la-še₃ | forever, beside the great river |
| 35 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 36 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 37 | ba-ra-mu-bal-e | will not cross over. |
| 38 | eg₂ pa₅-bi | and its ditches |
| 39 | šu bal ba-ra-ak-ke₄ | Hand of Balbarak |
| 40 | na-ru₂-a-bi | its stele |
| 41 | ba-ra-pad-re₆ | did not find for you. |
| 42 | u₄-da mu-bal-e | When he crosses over |
| 43 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 44 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ka-ke₄ | of Ninhursa, |
| 45 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 46 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 47 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 48 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| o xviii | ||
| 1 | gal na-ga-mu-zu | your great fearsomeness |
| 2 | tu{mušen} min-nam | “You are two, |
| 3 | igi-ba šembi ba-ni-ŋar | Before it, a šembi-vessel was set up |
| 4 | erin sag-ba i₃-mi-du₈ | he heaped up the cedars at its head. |
| 5 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ra | For Ninḫursa |
| 6 | keši₃{ki}-še₃ | to Keši |
| 7 | šu e-ma-ni-ba | Hand of Emaniba |
| 8 | ama-mu | my mother |
| 9 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ra | For Ninḫursa |
| 10 | a-ba dug₄-ga-na | Who is better than him? |
| 11 | a-ba šar₂-ra-na | Who is his king? |
| 12 | lu₂ umma{ki}-a | the man of Umma |
| 13 | inim-da gur-ra-da-am₆ | to return the word, |
| 14 | u₄ an-du₃ | when he built |
| 15 | inim an-ŋal₂ | the word of Anbal |
| 16 | u₄-da inim-ba | At that time, in this matter |
| 17 | šu i₃-bal-e | Hand he will take |
| 18 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 19 | {d}nin-hur-saŋ-ke₄ | Ninhursa |
| 20 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 21 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 22 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 23 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 24 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 25 | {d}en-ki | of Enki |
| 26 | lugal abzu-ka | the king of the Abzu |
| 27 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ra | to the man of Umma |
| 28 | e-na-šum₂ | to him |
| 29 | nam e-na-ta-ku₅ | cursed him. |
| 30 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 31 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 32 | nam mu-na-ku₅-ra₂ | he cursed him. |
| 33 | zi {d}en-ki | the life of Enki |
| 34 | lugal abzu-ka | the king of the Abzu |
| 35 | a-šag₄ {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | field of Ninbirsu |
| 36 | GUR₈ i₃-gu₇ | he will eat emmer |
| 37 | e BAD-še₃ na-e | The ... of the city wall ... |
| 38 | da-ri₂ da-gal-la-še₃ | forever and ever |
| 39 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 40 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 41 | ba-ra-mu-bal-e | will not cross over. |
| 42 | eg₂ pa₅-bi | and its ditches |
| 43 | šu bal ba-ra-ak-ke₄ | Hand of Balbarak |
| 44 | na-ru₂-a-bi | its stele |
| 45 | ba-ra-pad-re₆ | did not find for you. |
| o xix | ||
| 1 | u₄-da mu-bal-e | When he crosses over |
| 2 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 3 | {d}en-ki | of Enki |
| 4 | lugal abzu-ka | the king of the Abzu |
| 5 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 6 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 7 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 8 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 9 | gal na-ga-mu-zu | your great fearsomeness |
| 10 | tu{mušen} min-nam | “You are two, |
| 11 | igi-ba šembi ba-ni-ŋar | Before it, a šembi-vessel was set up |
| 12 | adkin sag-ba i₃-mi-du₈ | he dug a canal on its head. |
| 13 | {d}en-ki-ra | for Enki |
| 14 | x | |
| 15 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ka | of Ninbirsu |
| 16 | šu e-ma-ni-ba | Hand of Emaniba |
| 17 | suhur{ku₆} abzu-še₃ gub-gub-ba | standing in the Suhur-fish of the Abzu |
| 18 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 19 | KA a-ku₅-ra₂ | KA (means) to cut. |
| 20 | lugal-mu | my master |
| 21 | {d}en-ki-ra | for Enki |
| 22 | a-ba dug₄-ga-na | Who is better than him? |
| 23 | a-ba šar₂-ra-na | Who is his king? |
| 24 | lu₂ umma{ki}-a | the man of Umma |
| 25 | inim-da gur-ra-da-am₆ | to return the word, |
| 26 | u₄ an-du₃ | when he built |
| 27 | inim an-ŋal₂ | the word of Anbal |
| 28 | u₄-da inim-ba | At that time, in this matter |
| 29 | šu i₃-bal-e | Hand he will take |
| 30 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 31 | {d}en-ki | of Enki |
| 32 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 33 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 34 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 35 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 36 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| o xx | ||
| 1 | {d}suen | Sîn |
| 2 | amar ban₃-da | small calf |
| 3 | {d}en-lil₂-ka | of Enlil |
| 4 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ra | to the man of Umma |
| 5 | e-na-šum₂ | to him |
| 6 | nam e-na-ta-ku₅ | cursed him. |
| 7 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 8 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 9 | nam mu-na-ku₅-ra₂ | he cursed him. |
| 10 | zi {d}suen | the life of Suen |
| 11 | amar ban₃-da | small calf |
| 12 | {d}en-lil₂-ka | of Enlil |
| 13 | a-ša₃ {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | field of Ninbirsu |
| 14 | GUR₈ i₃-gu₇ | he will eat emmer |
| 15 | e BAD-še₃ na-e | The ... of the city wall ... |
| 16 | da-ri₂ da gal-la-še₃ | forever, beside the great river |
| 17 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 18 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 19 | ba-ra-mu-bal-e | will not cross over. |
| 20 | eg₂ pa₅-bi | and its ditches |
| o xxi | ||
| 1 | šu bal ba-ra-ak-ke₄ | Hand of Balbarak |
| 2 | na-ru₂-a-bi | its stele |
| 3 | ba-ra-pad-re₆ | did not find for you. |
| 4 | u₄-da mu-bal-e | When he crosses over |
| 5 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 6 | {d}suen | Sîn |
| 7 | amar ban₃-da | small calf |
| 8 | {d}en-lil₂-ka | of Enlil |
| 9 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 10 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 11 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 12 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 13 | gal na-ga-mu-zu | your great fearsomeness |
| 14 | tu{mušen} limmu₂ | the seven tumû-priests |
| 15 | igi-ba šembi ba-ni-ŋar | Before it, a šembi-vessel was set up |
| 16 | erin sag-ba i₃-mi-du₈ | he heaped up the cedars at its head. |
| 17 | min-nam uri₂{ki}-še₃ | a second time to Ur |
| o xxii | ||
| 1 | x | |
| 2 | min-nam | two |
| 3 | x{ki}-še₃ | to ..., |
| 4 | ki-x | ..., |
| 5 | {d}suen-ka | of Suen |
| 6 | šu e-ma-ni-ba | Hand of Emaniba |
| 7 | lugal-mu | my master |
| 8 | {d}suen | Sîn |
| 9 | amar ban₃-da | small calf |
| 10 | {d}en-lil₂-ra | for Enlil |
| 11 | a-ba dug₄-ga-na | Who is better than him? |
| 12 | a-ba šar₂-ra-na | Who is his king? |
| 13 | lu₂ umma{ki}-a | the man of Umma |
| 14 | inim-da gur-da-am₆ | It is a gurgur of words. |
| 15 | u₄ a-du₃ | when he built |
| o xxiii | ||
| 1 | inim an-ŋal₂ | the word of Anbal |
| 2 | u₄-da inim-ba | At that time, in this matter |
| 3 | šu i₃-bal-e | Hand he will take |
| 4 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 5 | {d}suen | Sîn |
| 6 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 7 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 8 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| r i | ||
| 1 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 2 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 3 | {d}utu | for Utu, |
| 4 | lugal ni-si₃-ga-ka | of the king of Nisiga, |
| 5 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ra | to the man of Umma |
| 6 | e-na-šum₂ | to him |
| 7 | nam e-na-ta-ku₅ | cursed him. |
| 8 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 9 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 10 | nam mu-na-ku₅-ra₂ | he cursed him. |
| 11 | zi-{d}utu | Zi-Utu, |
| 12 | lugal ni-si₃-ga-ka | of the king of Nisiga, |
| 13 | a-ša₃ {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | field of Ninbirsu |
| 14 | GUR₈ i₃-gu₇ | he will eat emmer |
| 15 | e BAD-še₃ na-e | The ... of the city wall ... |
| 16 | da-ri₂ da gal-la-še₃ | forever, beside the great river |
| 17 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 18 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 19 | ba-ra-mu-bal-e | will not cross over. |
| 20 | eg₂ pa₅-bi | and its ditches |
| 21 | šu bal ba-ra-ak-ke₄ | Hand of Balbarak |
| 22 | na-ru₂-a-bi | its stele |
| 23 | ba-ra-pad-re₆ | did not find for you. |
| 24 | u₄-da mu-bal-e | When he crosses over |
| 25 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 26 | {d}utu | for Utu, |
| 27 | lugal ni-si₃-ga-ka | of the king of Nisiga, |
| 28 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 29 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| 30 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 31 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 32 | gal na-ga-mu-zu | your great fearsomeness |
| 33 | tu{mušen} min-nam | “You are two, |
| 34 | igi-ba šembi ba-ni-ŋar | Before it, a šembi-vessel was set up |
| 35 | erin sag-ba i₃-mi-du₈ | he heaped up the cedars at its head. |
| 36 | {d}utu | for Utu, |
| 37 | lugal-ni-si₃-ga-ra | for Lugal-nisiga; |
| 38 | larsa{ki} | Larsa |
| 39 | e₂-babbar₂ | the Ebabbar |
| 40 | {gud}ninda₂-še₃ an-gu₇ | He eats oxen and bread |
| r ii | ||
| 1 | {d}utu | for Utu, |
| 2 | lugal-mu-ra | for Lugal-mura |
| 3 | a-ba dug₄-ga-na | Who is better than him? |
| 4 | a-ba šar₂-ra-na | Who is his king? |
| 5 | lu₂ umma{ki}-a | the man of Umma |
| 6 | inim-da gur-ra-da-am₆ | to return the word, |
| 7 | u₄ a-du₃ | when he built |
| 8 | inim an-ŋal₂ | the word of Anbal |
| 9 | u₄-da inim-ba šu i₃-bal-e | At that time, he violated the word |
| 10 | sa-šuš-gal | |
| 11 | {d}utu | for Utu, |
| 12 | lugal ni-si₃-ga-ka | of the king of Nisiga, |
| 13 | nam e-ta-ku₅-ra₂ | cursed, |
| 14 | umma{ki}-a | of Umma, |
| r iii | ||
| 1 | an-ta he₂-šuš | may he rise from heaven |
| 2 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 3 | x | |
| 4 | lu₂ umma{ki} | the man of Umma |
| 5 | x x | |
| 6 | mu {d}nin-ki-ka | in the name of Ninki |
| 7 | mu-ni-pad₃-de₃ | he chose for him. |
| 8 | lu₂ umma{ki}-ke₄ | the man of Umma |
| 9 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-ra | Eannatum |
| 10 | nam mu-na-ku₅-ra₂ | he cursed him. |
| 11 | zi {d}nin-ki-ka | the life of Ninki |
| r iv | ||
| 1 | a-ša₃ {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | field of Ninbirsu |
| 2 | GUR₈ i₃-gu₇ | he will eat emmer |
| 3 | e BAD-še₃ na-e | The ... of the city wall ... |
| 4 | da-ri₂ da gal-la-še₃ | forever, beside the great river |
| 5 | ki-sur-ra | the boundary territory |
| 6 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| r v | ||
| 1 | ba-ra-mu-bal-e | will not cross over. |
| 2 | eg₂ pa₅-bi | and its ditches |
| 3 | šu bal ba-ra-ak-ke₄ | Hand of Balbarak |
| 4 | na-ru₂-a-bi | its stele |
| 5 | ba-ra-pad-re₆ | did not find for you. |
| 6 | ud-de₆ mu-bal-e | The storm will overturn it. |
| 7 | {d}nin-ki | of Ninki |
| 8 | mu-ni e-pa₃-da | whose name was proclaimed |
| 9 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 10 | muš ki-ta giri₃-ba | snake on the ground on its foot |
| 11 | zu₂ he₂-mi-du₃-du₃-e | may he cut off the teeth. |
| 12 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 13 | e-bi bal-e-da-bi | Its brickwork that has been plundered, |
| 14 | giri₃-bi | its foot |
| 15 | {d}nin-ki-ke₄ | of Ninki |
| 16 | ki he₂-da-kar-re₂ | may he take away from him. |
| 17 | e₂-an-na-tum₂-me | Eannatum |
| 18 | gal na-ga-mu-zu | your great fearsomeness |
| 23 | {d}nin-ki-ra | For Ninki |
| 24 | a-ba dug₄-ga-na | Who is better than him? |
| 25 | a-ba šar₂-ra-na | Who is his king? |
| 26 | lu₂ umma{ki}-a | the man of Umma |
| 27 | inim-da gur-ra-da-am₆ | to return the word, |
| 28 | ud a-du₃ | day and night |
| 29 | inim a-ŋal₂ | the word of a flood |
| 30 | u₄-da inim-ba | At that time, in this matter |
| 31 | šu i₃-bal-e | Hand he will take |
| 32 | {d}nin-ki | of Ninki |
| 33 | nam-ni ma-ni-ku₅-ra₂ | he cut off his fate. |
| 34 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 35 | muš ki-ta giri₃-ba | snake on the ground on its foot |
| 36 | zu₂ he₂-mi-du₃-du₃-e | may he cut off the teeth. |
| 37 | umma{ki} | of Umma |
| 38 | e-bi bal-e-da-bi | Its brickwork that has been plundered, |
| 39 | giri₃-bi | its foot |
| 40 | nin-ki-ke₄ | of Ninki |
| 41 | ki he₂-da-kar-re₂ | may he take away from him. |
| 42 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| 43 | lugal | the king |
| 44 | lagaš{ki} | of Lagash |
| 45 | a₂ šum₂-ma | labor of harvest |
| 46 | {d}en-lil₂ | Enlil, |
| 47 | ga zid gu₇-a | sour milk eaten |
| 48 | {d}nin-hur-sag | For Ninḫursaga |
| 49 | mu dug₃ še₂₁-a | with a good name |
| 50 | {d}inana | For Inana |
| 51 | ŋeštug₂ šum₂-ma | That garment |
| 52 | {d}en-ki | of Enki |
| 53 | šag₄ pad₃-da | chosen by the heart |
| 54 | {d}nanše | For Nanše |
| 55 | nin uru₁₆ | the powerful lady |
| 56 | kur gu₂ ŋar-ŋar | the foreign lands that are hostile |
| r vi | ||
| 1 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su₂-ka | of Ninbirsu |
| 2 | ki-aŋ₂ | on the ground |
| 3 | {d}dumu-zi-abzu | Dumuzi-abzu |
| 4 | mu pad₃-da | whose name was proclaimed |
| 5 | {d}hendur-saŋ | For Ḫendursa |
| 6 | ku-li ki-aŋ₂ | (a kind of container) |
| 7 | {d}lugal-urub | for Lugal-urub; |
| 8 | dam ki-aŋ₂ | the wife of the place |
| 9 | {d}inana-ka-ke₄ | of Inana |
| 10 | elam{ki} subar{ki} | Elam and Subartu |
| 11 | kur ŋeš niŋ₂-gur₁₁ | The foreign lands are in fear |
| 12 | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| r vii | ||
| 1' | x | |
| 2' | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| 3' | su-sin₂{ki}-na | in Susa |
| 4' | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| 5' | šu-nir |URU×A|{ki}-ka | received by the city |
| 6' | ensi₂-bi | its governor |
| 7' | sag-ba mu-gub | he set up its top. |
| r viii | ||
| 1 | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| 1' | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| 2' | a-ru₂-a{ki} | Arua |
| 3' | mu-ha-lam | he destroyed |
| 4' | šu-e₃ | to go out |
| 5' | ki-en-gi | Sumer |
| r ix | ||
| 1' | uri₂{ki} | of Ur, |
| 2' | giŋ₄-še₃ bi-se₃ | he removed the reeds |
| r x | ||
| 20 | gu₂-edin-na | Gu-edina |
| 21 | šu-a gi₄-a | returned to his hand |
| 22 | e₂-an-na-tum₂ | Eannatum |
| r xi | ||
| 20 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su-ka-ke₄ | of Ninbirsu |
| 21 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su-ra | For Ninbirsu |
| 22 | mu-na-ru₂-a-e | he erected for him. |
| r x | ||
| 23 | na-ru₂-a | the stele |
| 24 | mu-bi | its name |
| 25 | lu₂-a nu mu-bi ši-e | The name of this man is: |
| 26 | {d}nin-ŋir₂-su | Ninbirsu |
| 27 | en menₓ(|GA₂×EN|) lum-ma | the lord, the exalted one |
| 28 | nam-til₃ | for the well-being |
| 29 | i₇-pirig-edin-na | Piriŋ-edina canal |
| 30 | na-ru₂-a | the stele |
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