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Sin-iddinam 15 (Q002077)
Royal Inscription, Old Babylonian, unclear · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
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| Designation | Sin-iddinam 15 |
|---|---|
| ID | Q002077 |
| Language | Sumerian |
| Period | Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE |
| Genre | Royal Inscription |
| Find spot | unclear |
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.
| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | {d}iškur en u₄ huš x u₄ gal an ki | Iškur, lord, furious storm, great storm of heaven and earth |
| 2 | nam-mah-a-ni-še₃ nir ŋal₂ | whose greatness is fearsome |
| 3 | sag-kal ka-mud-ŋal₂ dumu an-na | foremost, Kamudbal, son of An, |
| 4 | sag gir₃-ra gu₂ e₃-a | the head of the arrow, coming forth, |
| 5 | en sag huš u₄ gal-la x-a gaba-šu-gar nu-tuku | The furious lord of the great storm, who has no rival |
| 6 | dungu sir₂-re | |
| 7 | mir-a kas₄-kas₄-x-da-ni | his ... in the mira, |
| 8 | ki mu-un-da-tuku₄-e | he made the earth tremble. |
| 9 | an dagal-la tumu mah gu₃ ru-ru-gu₂ | In the broad heavens, the great wind roars. |
| 10 | za-pa-ag₂-bi he₂-ŋal₂-am₃ | Its utterance should be carried off. |
| 11 | šeg₁₀ gi₄-ni-še₃ kalam hur-sag gal-gal | whose radiance covers the land, the great mountains |
| 12 | ni₂-bi ba-an-da-ab-gi₄ | he himself turned away. |
| 13 | ur-sag gal šibir-ta šu dab₅-e | Great hero, seized by hand |
| 14 | nam-nir-ra za₃ keš₂ | a scepter of greatness |
| 15 | a-ab murum ša₄-ni | The water of his kidneys |
| 16 | me-lam₂ kalam-ma dul-la-še₃ | To the splendor of the Land, to the work |
| 17 | na₄ gal-gal bad₃ šegₓ(|IM.A|) gilim | large stones for the wall, a reed fence |
| 18 | x x-ba mu-un-na-gub-be₂-eš | ... stood for him |
| 19 | x | |
| 20 | x | |
| 21 | gi GIM x la x | reed like ... |
| 22 | ni₂-bi ŋal₂-la-ni-še₃ | because of his fearsomeness |
| 23 | x di mu-un-na-il₂ | ... he carried for him. |
| 24 | un šar₂-ra-ba igi im-ši-ŋal₂ | He looked at the crown of the king |
| 25 | en nam-he₂ kiri₃-zal lu-lu-lu | Lord of abundance, full of joy, |
| 26 | zid kalam-ma šum₂-mu | The life of the land is mine |
| 27 | nun ša₃ gur-ru šu nigin₂-ni du₁₀ | Prince with a reed mat, whose hand is sweet |
| 28 | an-dul₃ larsa{ki}-ma | the canopy of Larsa, |
| 29 | a₂-dah sin-i-din-na-am ki me₃-ka | the aid of Sin-iddinam at the place of battle |
| 30 | šen-šen-na eren₂ za₃-ga-na gub-bu | In the midst of battle, the cedar stands at his side |
| 31 | en gal ku₃-ŋal₂ an {d}en-lil₂-ka | Great lord, holy one of An and Enlil, |
| 32 | nam-ma-ni za₃ nu-sa₂ | whose fate is unalterable |
| 33 | lugal-a-ni-ir | his master |
| 34 | {d}sin-i-din-na-am nita kal-ga | Sin-iddinam, the mighty man |
| 35 | nun sun₅-na ni₂-tuku {d}en-lil₂-la₂ | noble prince who reveres Enlil |
| 36 | he₂-am₃ e₂-kur-ra-kam | May it be the Ekur! |
| 37 | šul mu du₁₀ sa₄-a {d}nanna-ke₄ | who the good name and good name of Nanna |
| 38 | u₂-a uri₅{ki}-ma | provider of Ur, |
| 39 | lugal larsa{ki}-ma | king of Larsa, |
| 40 | lugal ki-en-gi ki-uri-ke₄ | king of Sumer and Akkad |
| 41 | geštu₂ dagal igi-ŋal₂ diri šum₂-ma | broad wisdom, surpassing in wisdom |
| 42 | {d}nu-dim₂-mud-ke₄ | Nudimmud, |
| 43 | bala du₁₀ ti u₄ su₃-ra₂ he₂-ŋal₂ nig₂ nu-til-e | May a good reign, a long life, be carried off, that which is not finished. |
| 44 | {d}iškur dingir-ra-ni | Adad his god |
| 45 | sag-e-eš rig₇-ga | presented (this object) |
| 46 | geš-hur eridu{ki}-ga si sa₂-sa₂ | The design of Eridu is perfect |
| 47 | nindaba | nindaba bread |
| 48 | dingir-re-e-ne šu du₇-du₇ | Perfect one among the gods |
| 49 | gal-an-zu me libir | Your wise one, the old divine powers |
| 50 | ki-bi bi₂-in-gi₄-a | he restored. |
| 51 | x E un-šar₂-ra-ni | ... his lordship |
| 52 | x zid-de₃-eš | faithfully |
| 53 | mu-un-pa₃-da | he found. |
| 54 | {geš}gu-za mah | a great throne |
| 55 | x me-dim₂-ta diri | Extraneous ... |
| 56 | dingir-ra-ni-ir se₃-ga | his personal god |
| 57 | x ku₃ luh-ha | pure ... |
| 58 | gal-le-eš aka | |
| 59 | x ka an sig₇-ga | ..., the mouth of green heaven |
| 64 | me-te nam-u₁₁-ru-ka-ni | who is appropriate for his oath, |
| 65 | dub₃ ŋal₂-le bi₂-du₇-a | “If he is able to lift up the throne, |
| 66 | ša₃ la-la ŋal₂-la-na | whose heart is full of loveliness |
| 67 | kin-bi im-mi-in-til | finished its work. |
| 68 | u₄-bi-a {d}iškur dingir-ra-ni | At that time Iškur, his god |
| 69 | {geš}gu-za ka-silim-ma-ka-na | In her throne of Ka-silim |
| 70 | gal-bi dur₂ mi-ni-in-gar | he sat on its great throne. |
| 71 | u₄-a u₄ ul-li₂-a-aš | Day and night |
| 72 | me-dim₂-bi im-mi-in-diri | Its mes were surpassing. |
| 73 | geš-hur me mah-bi | The design of this great me |
| 74 | ki-bi mi-ni-in-kin-kin | he set up there. |
| 75 | 2(diš) am gal ki aš-te | 2 large wild bulls from Ašte |
| 76 | erim₂ lugal-la du₇-de₃ | to make the king’s enemies happy |
| 77 | zid-da gab₂-bu-bi | the right and left of it |
| 78 | ku₃-ta im-mi-gar | he placed from the silver. |
| 79 | u₄ pirig x x x x | day lion [......] |
| 80 | he₂-ŋal₂ {d}a-nun-na | may the Anuna carry off. |
| 81 | me-še₃ an-ur₂ x | The waters of the horizon |
| 82 | mu-un-na-da-su₈-su₈-x | he ... for him. |
| 83 | alan-bi mi-ni-in-dim₂ | fashioned that statue. |
| 84 | du₁₀-ub-ba im-mi-in-gub | he set it up in the corner. |
| 85 | x im-mi-x | ... |
| 86 | x | |
| 87 | x | |
| 88 | x |
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