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  • OB Nippur Kagal bilingual

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HS 0247 (TMH 8, 10) [OB Nippur Kagal bilingual]

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o i 11

[a-na] bi₂-dug₄

mi-nam i-[qa-bi]

what is he saying?

o i 22

a-na bi₂-in-dug₄

mi-nam iq-bi?

what did he say?

o i 33

a-na bi₂-in-ḫul

mi-nam u₂-qa₂-le-el

what did he despise?

o i 44

a-na bi₂-ḫul

mi-nam u₂-le-mi-in

what did he treat badly?

o i 55

a-na bi₂-in-sag₉

mi-nam u₂-da-ma-aq

what is he improving?

o i 66

a-na bi₂-sag₉

mi-nam u₂-da-mi-iq

what did he improve?

o i 77

a-nir

ta-ni-ḫu-um

lament

o i 88

a-še-er

ta-ni-ḫu-um

lament

o i 99

a-da-nu

a-da-nu-um

established time

o i 1010

dim₃ mar-ru₁₀

a-da-nu-um

o i 1111

a-ŋi₆

a-gu-um

wave

o i 1212

a il₂-la bi₂-ib₂-tur?-re-a

me-e a-na mu-li u₂-še-li

I raised the water to a high place

o i 1313

a-ne-da nu

ba-lu-šu

without him

o i 1414

A.LAGAB×KUL.ŠU₂

u₂-še-šum1

bird nest

o i 1515

A.LAGAB×KUL.ŠU₂ gaz

u₂-še--tum

o i 1616

A.LAGAB×KUL i-ri-a

u₂-še-šu-um e-šum

o i 1717

i-ri-a še-eštub

u₂-še-še-et ar-su-up-[pi₂-im]

bird nest of carp barley

o i 1818

i-ri-a še-muš₅

u₂-še-še-et ši-gu-ši-[im]

bird nest of šeŋuš barley

o i 1919

[i-ri]-a x-x

u₂-še-še-et mu-[un-di]

bird nest of groats

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1The reading of this section assumes that ušēšum and ušeštum are OB forms of ušāšum and ušaštum and that all of these are related to ašāšu (bird nest). The Sumerian equivalent of ašāšu is azad (shelter, nest), which has a variety of writings including A.LAGAB×HAL.ŠU₂. A similar Sumerian sign sequence is also used for a plant in OB Ura 4 and parallels ({u₂}a-bu₄-šu₂ and other writings), which has a second entry with gaz, as in the present passage.


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