OIC 22, 132 22[via ccpo]
| Obverse | ||
| 1'1' | [...]-⸢ri⸣ KÉŠ.DA-su ⸢šu⸣-[...] | [...] his binding [...], |
| 2'2' | [...] ... means the implement of Ištar which is like [...]. | |
| 3'3' | [...] means “progeny;” innakam means [...]. | |
| 4'4' | [...], kurkešda means “to tie a mountain,” [...] | |
| 5'5' | [...] means “to oppress” in the meaning “to hold back” [...], | |
| 6'6' | [... ka]-⸢a⸣-pa : ḫa-ba-lu : kap-ka-pu : [ḫab-bi-lu ...]3 | [... “to opp]ress” (kâpu) means “to wrong” (ḫabālu), whence “powerful” (kapkapu) means [criminal (habbilu) ...]. |
| 7'7' | [...] ..., because “to close” [...] | |
| 8'8' | [... bu]-qu-um-mu-ma ana ba-qa-⸢mu⸣ [...] | [...] “plucked out” derives from “to pluck” [...]. |
| 9'9' | [...]-⸢x⸣-qu lìb-bu-u ⸢x⸣-[...] | [...], as in [...] |
| 10'10' | [...] ⸢x x x⸣ [...] | ... |
1According to Civil’s copy (JNES 33 p. 331), the sign IN could be read as še-er.
2Civil’s JNES 33 (1974) p. 338 reading UTUL₇!(KUR)ZÌ!(KÉŠ)DA seems too forced.
3The equation kâpu = ḫabālu is elsewhere attested only in Malku IV 134, from where it was probably borrowed. The next entry in Malku is kāʾipu = ḫabbilu.