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  • UET 6, 0406

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  • Neo-Babylonian
  • Ur
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  • Ura
  • 15-18

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  [E] Ura 16

UET 6, 0406 [Ura][via dcclt]

Obverse
oo about 5 lines uninscribed

o 11

pi-i-šu₂ tar-ṣi lib₃-ba-šu₂ la ki-i-ni1

His mouth is proper, (but) his heart is not trustworthy;

o 22

pi-i-šu₂ an-ni lib₃-ba-šu₂ ul-lu-u₂

his mouth is Yes!, (but) his heart is No!

o 33

ina gab-bi-šu₂ i-ta-mu-u₂ la ki-na-a-ti

(who) in everything utters untruth,

o 44

qe-na u₂-ru-ud i-kat₃-tu-tu

(who) is jealous, trembles, quivers,

o 55

i-ba-tu i-ṭar-ra-du u₂-ḫal-la-qu

(who) destroys, drives away, ruins,

o 66

u₂-kan-na u₂-ba-ra u₂-ša₂-aṣ-ba-ra

(who) confirms, convicts (and) spreads (rumor),

o 77

i-ḫab-bi-lu i-tab-bi-lu u₂-šat-ba-lu

(who) does wrong, robs (and) makes (others) rob,

o 88

u₂-šam-šu-u₂ u₂-raq-qu

(who) lets (things) fall into forgetfulness (and) hides (things) away,

o 99

ana SAL!.ḪULtim ŠU-su! u₂-ba-lu

(who) brings his hand to evil, ....


o 1010

ma-mit ru-u₈-u₂-a u₃ i-di-bar!-ra U₂2

Oath of a colleague or friend;

o 1111

ma-mit kit-tum u sa-ar-tum U₂

oath of truth or falsehood;

o 1212

ma-mit ka-bit-tum u qal-lat U₂

a weighty or slight oath;

o 1313

⸢ma-mit mar⸣-ri na-šu-u₂ u niš DINGIR za-ka-ri U₂

oath of lifting the shovel or swearing a divine oath;

o 1414

[...] NE.RU U₂

[oath of ... or] an enemy;

o 1515

[...]-⸢x⸣ U₂

o 1616

[...] ⸢U₂⸣

o 1717

[...]-⸢x?⸣

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Reverse
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r 1'1'

uzu ellaŋ₂-gun₃ ⸢šag₄-ga⸣

⸢MIN⸣<(kalītu)> ⸢li⸣-[ib-bi]

inner kidneys

r 2'2'

uzu ellaŋ₂-MIN<(gun₃)> bar-ra

MIN<(kalītu)> bir-[ki]

outer kidneys, testicles


r 3'3'

uzu ubur

tu-lu-⸢u₂⸣

breast

r 4'4'

uzu akan

ṣer-ti

nipple


r 5’5’

na₄bal

ab-nu tas-niq!(ḪUL-)⸢tum⸣

bal stone = touchstone

r 6’6’

na₄nunuz

e-rim-ma-⸢tum⸣

egg-shaped bead

r 7’7’

na₄nunuz gu₂

ni-i-⸢ri⸣

necklace of egg-shaped beads = braided string (of a necklace)

r 8’8’

na₄nunuz tab-ba

MIN<(ni-i-ri)>

double pair of egg-shaped beads = braided string (of beads)

r 9’9’

na₄nunuz eš₅ tab-ba

MIN<(ni-i-ri)>

three pair of egg-shaped beads = braided string (of beads)

r 10’10’

na₄nunuz tur-tur

MIN<(ni-i-ri)>

small egg-shaped beads = braided string (of small beads)


r 11'11'

u₂kul

iš-bab-tum

kul plant = type of grass or weed

r 12'12'

u₂kul dib-ba

MIN<(iš-bab-tum)>

burned up kul plant = type of grass or weed

r 13'13'

u₂ aḫ₃-a

MIN<(iš-bab-tum)>

dried out plant(s) = type of grass or weed

r 14'14'

u₂ piš₁₀

MIN<(iš-bab-tum)>

plant on a bank = type of grass or weed

r 15'15'

u₂kul saŋ

qaq-qa-da-nu

kul plant with a head = (plant) having a large head

r 16'16'

u₂kul saŋ la₂

qaq-qa-da-ni-tum

kul plant with drooping head = (plant) with a prominent head


r 17'17'

mi-si-IŠku₆

gi-ri-tum

... fish = kind of fish, kind of eel

r 18'18'

uḫ naŋ-eku₆

MIN<(gi-ri-tum)> ta-aʾ-i

turtle(-like) animal that drinks = foraging (eel-like) fish

r 19'19'

a-ta-gur₄ku₆

MIN<(gi-ri-tum)> MIN<(ta-aʾ-i)>

azaggur fish = foraging (eel-like) fish

r 20'20'

mi-ir-dun₃-naku₆

al-lu-ut-tu₂

type of crustacean

r 21'21'

aga₃-dilku₆

is-qu

ugudil fish = (fish providing) lots

r 22'22'

a-gar-garku₆

a-gar-gar-ru-u

kind of fish-spawn


1Šurpu 2, 55-62

2Šurpu 3, 11-15