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Hammu-rabi 11 (Q002187)

Royal Inscription, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationHammu-rabi 11
IDQ002187
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreRoyal Inscription
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)
1{d}nergal {geš}ig kur gal {d}lugal-gu₂-du₈-a-ki x x kur galNergal, the door of the great mountain Lugalgudua, the ... mountain
2x gaba-ri nu-tuku... who has no rival,
3pirig ban₃-da nam-kala-ga-ni rig₇a big lion presented his strength,
4en me-lam₂-ma-ni kur-kur-ra dul-la₂ ni₂ me-lam₂-ma-ni kur-kur-ra dul-la₂Lord, his radiance covers all the lands, his fearsomeness covers all lands.
5garza gal-gal-la nam-til₃-la gub-bu-u₃stationed in the great rites of life,
6x tum₂-mu... fitting
7lugal hu-luh-ha erin₂ sag-ga₂ du-eThe king who is destroyed, goes with the troops on the head.
8kur gu₂ de₂-a si₃-si₃-ke xThe one who ... the mountain,
9igi huš il₂-la-a-ni un bi₂-in-x-eWhen he lifts his furious face ...
10li-li si₃-si₃-ge uru-bi KU-da-taWhen the lili song is sung, this city ...
11dingir ša₃ aš-ša₄-še₃ a₂ zid-da x x-us₂The god of the heart, the right arm ...
12ha-am-mu-ra-bi xHammurabi
13{d}lugal-gu₂-du₈-a-ki x xLugalguduaki
14ha-am-mu-ra-bi lugal an-ne₂Hammurabi, king of An,
15mu-ni mu-un-sa₄he named it.
16{d}en-lil₂-le nam-a-niEnlil, his fate
17gal-eš bi₂-in-dug₄-gahe had made good
18{d}mes-lam-ti-e₃-a x x x xMeslamtiea
19mu-un-na-x-la... for him.
20ni₂-tuku inim si₃-si₃-ge dingir gal-gal-e-newho reveres the great gods,
21ša₃-ab-bal-bal su-mu-la-el₃Ša-abbalbal, Sumula-El
22ibila kala-ga {d}sin-mu-ba-li-iṭthe mighty heir of Sin-muballiṭ
23numun da-ri nam-lugal-lathe eternal seed of kingship
24lugal kala-ga lugal babilim₂{ki}strong king, king of Babylon
25lugal da-ga-an kur mar-tustrong king of the Amorite land,
26lugal ki-en-gi ki-uri{ki}king of Sumer and Akkad
27u₄ ma₂-ri₂{ki} u₃ a₂-dam-biwhen Mari and its settlements
28in-dab₅-be₂he seized.
29bad₃-bi mu-un-gul-laIts walls have been destroyed.
30kalam-ma erin₂ lul-la-aš i-ni-in-tu-reIn the Land, he turned into a false army
31balag li-li-is{zabar}a bronze balag drum
32šir₃ ku₃-ga mu-ni-in-DU x ša₃-bi du₁₀-gaHe ... in the holy midst ... its ... is sweet
33x x x-ga eš₃ mes-lam-še₃ tum₂-ma... fitting for the shrine Meslam
34x e₂ sa₂-dug₄-ga-ni-še₃... of the house of his regular offerings
35{d}mes-lam-ti-e₃-a u₃ dingir gal-gal-e-neMeslamti-ea and the great gods
36šu-nir mu-un-na-an-dim₂fashioned his hand for him
37nam-til₃-la-ni-še₃ a mu-na-rudedicated this (bowl) for his well-being.
38{d}mes-lam-ti-e₃-aMeslamti-ea
39šum₂-mu-da-xMay he
40ha-am-mu-ra-bi xHammurabi
41nu-ni-tuku xhe did not have
42da-ri-še₃ geš he₂-bi₂-tuku-tukumay he have eternal wisdom
43x x x he₂-na-ab-šum₂-mumay he bring for him
44nig₂-x-x x he₂-na-x... may he
45lu₂ a₂ nig₂-hul dim₂-mathe man who devises evil plans
46ib₂-ši-aŋ₂-ŋa₂-ain the future
47nig₂ dim₂-ma-xthat which ...
48ib₂-zi-re-ashall remove,
49mu-sar-ra-ba šu bi₂-in-ur₃-re-aWho erases its inscription
50mu-ni bi₂-in-sar-rahe wrote his own name.
51aš₂ bal-a-ke₄-eš lu₂ erim₂-DU alam du₃-a eš-tuku erim₂ x-xThe one of the bala-demon, the one who builds the alam, the eštuku weapon, the enemy ...
52šu ba-an-zi-zi-a na-ba-an-zi-zi-geDo not raise a hand against the one who raised it,
53x x {d}mes-lam-ti-e₃-a xMeslamtiea
54x x sag x-x-a-x-x-x... ...
55x-na x x...;
56x-ta-an-x...,
57x-x-ni-še₃ he₂-ni-ib₂-si-sa₂may he make perfect for him.
58lu₂ x x x-ga mi-ni-ib₂-tag-gaThe one who touches ...
59x KI x-x AN AN-eb₂-DI... ...
60mu-bi im-hul-hulwhose name is destroyed
61kaskal nu-ub-mu-ri bal lam-ma-a-ni(Sum) The one who does not travel on a road, his limbs are full of fear. (Akk) His journey that does not bring joy.
62ki-tuš-a-ni al mu-x-ku₄His dwelling place ...
63kar šar₂-ra U₄ x mu-x xThe quay of the king ...
64nam nu-me-a x a-ni nam-me-gal-xNo fate, his ... is great.
65en₃-tukum-bi-še₃ nam-ma-ni-kinas long as he lives
66a-še-er a-gin₇ he₂-bur₂Like a flood, may it be released.
67u₄ aš-a u₄ ti-le-da-niWhen he wishes, when he lives
68he₂-eb₂-be₂may he say.
69maškim-a-ni he₂-x x x suhuš-a-ni he₂-bu-reMay he ... his witnesses, may he tear out his foundation
70numun-a-ni he₂-eb₂-ri-rimay he scatter his seed.
colophon
71šu ba-la-ṭu₂Hand of Balaṭu
72itu apin-du₈-a u₄ 2(u) 4(diš)-kamThe month of Apindua, the day 24
73mu sa-am-su-i-lu-na lugal-eYear: Samsu-iluna the king
74lugal im-gi gu₂-bar-raking of Imgi and Gubara,

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