
Obverse
o 1o 1	[^ŋeš]⸢ma₂⸣ tur	MIN1	small boat
o 22	[^ŋeš]ma₂-gur	MIN	barge
o 33	[^ŋeš]MIN<(ma₂-)>u₅	ra-ka-bu	barge
o 44	⸢^ŋeš⸣MIN<(ma₂)> illat	MIN<(i-li-ip)> di-la-ti	boat with reinforcements
o 55	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> šu-⸢kam⸣-ma	MIN<(i-li-ip)> ba-i-ri2	boat of wishes = fisherman's boat
o 66	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> peš-peš	muš-tab-ri-tum	seaworthy ship
o 77	^ŋeš[MIN<(ma₂])> ⸢ri₂⸣-ga	MIN
o 88	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> <ma₂>-ri₂^ki	MIN	Mari boat
o 99	⸢^ŋeš⸣[MIN<(ma₂])> ^durim₂^ki	MIN	Ur boat
o 1010	[^ŋešMIN<(ma₂])> uri-a^ki	MIN	Akkadian boat
o 1111	[^ŋeš]MIN<(ma₂)> ⸢uri-a^ki⸣ ^diš₈-⸢tar₂⸣	MIN	Akkadian boat of Ištar
o 1212	[^ŋeš]MIN<(ma₂)> šu₂	te-bu-[tum]	sunken boat
o 1313	[^ŋeš]MIN<(ma₂-)>gi-lum	⸢MIN⸣	magilum boat
Bottom
b.e. 1b.e. 1	[^ŋeš]MIN<(ma₂-)>gi-zum	MIN	magizum boat
b.e. 22	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> kud-da	MIN	broken boat
b.e. 33	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> kud-da	MIN	broken boat
b.e. 44	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂-)>la-la₂	MIN
Reverse
r 1r 1	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> sal-la	MIN			thin boat
r 22	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> sig		ma-zi-ig	kal-⸢la⸣-tum	light boat
r 33	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> dirig-ga	ni-bi-⸢ru⸣			boat going downstream = ferry
r 44	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> dirig-ga	ni-bir^!-⸢ru⸣			boat going downstream = ferru
r 55	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> dirig-ga addir(A.PA.BI.GIŠ.PAD)	MIN			ferry going downstream
r 66	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> dirig-ga	maš-ku-la-pi₂-šu
r 77	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> ŋeš₂ gur	i-li-ip šu-ši			sixty gur boat
r 88	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> ninnu gur	MIN			50 gur boat
r 99	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> nimin gur	MIN			forty gur boat
r 1010	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> ušu₃ gur	MIN			thirty gur boat
r 1111	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> niš gur	MIN			twenty gur boat
r 1212	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> 15 gur	MIN			fifteen gur boat
r 1313	^ŋešMIN<(ma₂)> u gur	MIN			ten gur boat

1In the Akkadian column MIN seems to be mostly used as ŠU, indicating that the Akkadian word is directly derived from the Sumerian.

2Sumerian šu-kam-ma is an error for šu-ha (fisherman)