LTBA 1, 86 [Murgud][via dcclt]

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Column i
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o i 1'1'

[...]

⸢x-x-a⸣-[...]

[...]

o i 2'2'

[...]-⸢x gu₂⸣

(blank)

⸢MIN⸣<(...)>

o i 3'3'

[uzu] sul₂

še-⸢e⸣-mu

ši-⸢me⸣-[tu₂]

fat, grease

o i 4'4'

[uzu i₃] tab-ba

zi-ru-tu₂!

u₂-nu-u ⸢x⸣-[...]

twice boiled fat, twisted fat = ... unû meat

o i 5'5'

[uzu] ⸢su⸣-la₂

mun-du-lu

ši-⸢i⸣-ru pu-ut-⸢tu?-u?⸣

salted, pickled meat = salted meat = prepared meat

o i 6'6'

[uzu] ⸢min⸣ tab-ba

UZU ⸢ma⸣-aš₂-ṭe-e

: ⸢UZU ab-lu⸣ : UZU ⸢ab-lu⸣-tu₂

doubled, twisted [meat] = meat for drying, dried meat = dried meat(s)

o i 7'7'

[uzu zi?]-⸢in?-gi⸣ keš₂-da

sin-ga-gu-ri-tu₂

ḫa-mu-ri-tu₂

ankle joint = ankle (joint) = throat

o i 8'8'

[uzu] [me?]-⸢liŋeli₃⸣

ma-aʾ-la-tu₂

ru-uʾ-tu₂

throat, trachea = root of tongue = spittle, saliva

o i 9'9'

[uzu] ⸢ŋeli₃⸣

nim-lu-u

MIN<(ru-uʾ-tu₂)>

throat, trachea = throat = spittle, saliva

o i 10'10'

⸢uzu eme⸣

ma-aʾ-la-tu₂

li-ša₂-a-nu

tongue = root of tongue = tongue

o i 11'11'

⸢uzu sila₃⸣ gal

ma-la-ku

MIN<(li-ša₂-a-nu)>

large cut of meat = cut of meat = tongue

o i 12'12'

⸢uzu ti-ti⸣

ba-ma-tu₂

sik-kat₃ ṣi-li

ribs = ribcage = ribcage

o i 13'13'

[uzu] ⸢gag? ti tur⸣

na-aṣ-pa-du

ši-ti-iq ir-ti

small ribcage = floating rib = breastbone

o i 14'14'

[uzu gag] ⸢zag-ga⸣

ka-as-ka-su

MIN<(ši-ti-iq)> ir-ti

gristly lower tip of the breastbone = breastbone cartilage = breastbone

o i 15'15'

⸢uzu⸣ [e₂]-⸢ur₃-ra⸣

ku-tum₃ lib₃-bi

ḫi-in-ṣu

abdomenal wall = covering for the belly = fatty tissue

o i 16'16'

⸢uzu⸣ šag₄-⸢gig⸣

ŠU<(šagikkum)>kum

ṭu-li-mu

spleen

o i 17'17'

⸢uzu⸣ šag₄ ⸢giggi⸣

er-⸢ru⸣ ṣal-mu

MIN<(ṭu-li-mu)>

black guts = black intestine(s) = spleen

o i 18'18'

⸢uzu⸣ <<x>> šag₄

qer-bu

⸢pa-si⸣-iḫ-⸢tu₂⸣

innards, intestines

o i 19'19'

⸢uzu⸣ šag₄-⸢maḫ⸣

⸢ŠU⸣<(šammāḫu)>⸢ḫu⸣

er-ru ⸢kab⸣-ru

large intestine

o i 20'20'

⸢uzu šag₄ lu-ub₂?⸣

⸢ŠU⸣<(šaluppû)>u

up-pu

baggy part of the intestines = tube, anus

o i 21'21'

⸢uzu šag₄ al-us₂?-sa⸣

⸢ŠU⸣<(šalussû)>u

MIN<(up-pu)>

trailing part of the intestines = tube, anus

o i 22'22'

⸢uzu⸣ šag₄-šu-⸢niŋin⸣

⸢er⸣-ru sa-ḫi-ru-⸢tu₂⸣

ti-ra-nu

convoluted, coiled intestines = coiled intestines = coils

o i 23'23'

uzu šag₄-sig₁₀-sig₁₀-ke

pir-⸢su⸣

MIN<(ti-ra-nu)> šin-nu

small intestine(s) = division (of the innards) = type of membrane of intestinal coils

o i 24'24'

uzu šag₄-gar-gar-ra

⸢su⸣-ru-um-mu

er-ru ga-mir-tu₂

part of intestines, tripe = bowels = rectum

o i 25'25'

⸢uzu⸣ šag₄

lib-bu

MIN<(er-ru)> MIN<(ga-mir-tu₂)>

innards = innards = rectum

o i 26'26'

[uzu] šag₄-gar

me-i-ru

u₂-man-du

part of stomach, tripe = part of stomach or intestines = part of the insides

o i 27'27'

[...]-⸢x⸣

⸢ban⸣-dil-lum

⸢kar⸣-šu₂

womb = belly = stomach

o i 28'28'

⸢uzu⸣ [...]

[x-x?] (blank)

MIN<(kar-šu₂)>

[...] = [...] = stomach

o i 29'29'

uzu šag₄ ⸢x⸣

[...]-⸢x⸣

MIN<(kar-šu₂)>

... insides = ... = stomach

o i 30'30'

⸢uzu⸣ bar-⸢kun⸣

[...]

⸢MIN⸣<(kar-šu₂)>

buttocks = [...] = stomach

o i 31'31'

⸢uzu⸣ nam-ša₂-šu

[...]

[MIN?<(kar-šu₂])> (blank)

stomach = [...] = stomach

o i 32'32'

⸢uzu⸣ kiŋ₂-gi₄-a

ta-⸢kal⸣-[tu₂]

[...]-⸢ḫa?-x-tu₂?⸣

messenger, liver = stomach = ...

o i 33'33'

⸢uzu⸣ kiŋ₂-gi₄-a

a-⸢mu⸣-[tu₂]

[...]

messenger, liver = liver = [...]

o i 34'34'

⸢uzu⸣ kun-šag₄-ga

sar-⸢qa?⸣-[tu₂?]

[...]

part of animal stomach = abomasum = [...]

o i 35'35'

⸢uzu⸣ kun-šag₄-ga

ku-ku-ba-tu₂

: pi-[i ...]

part of animal stomach = part of a pig's stomach = opening of [...]

o i 36'36'

⸢uzu⸣ mu-u₂-zum

ša₂ ŠA₃ u₂-ru-la!-⸢ti⸣-šu₂

: ⸢x⸣-[...]

discharge = from inside of his foreskin = ...

o i 37'37'

⸢uzu⸣ ḫarzabar nam-lu₂-u₁₈-lu

<(...)>

⸢NA₄ bir⸣-[ki LU₂?]

ring of humanity = a man's testicles


o i 38'38'

[na₄]esi

u₂-šu-u

ṣal-⸢lam⸣-[tu₂]

diorite, dolorite = diorite, dolorite = ...

o i 39'39'

[na₄za]-⸢gin₃⸣ duru₅

uq-nu-u el-lu

za-gi-⸢in⸣-[du-ru-u]

wet lapis lazuli, faience = pure lapis lazuli = type of bluish stone or glass

o i 40'40'

[na₄za-gin₃] ⸢gu₂ tum₁₂⸣mušen

ŠU<(gudumukku)>⸢ku⸣

uq-nu-u ⸢pa⸣-[ṣu]-u

neck of dove (colored) [lapis] = zagingutumakû (color) = light lapis (color)

o i 41'41'

[...]

[...] ⸢su⸣-um-ma-⸢ti⸣

MIN<(uq-nu-u)> MIN<(pa-ṣu-u)>

[...] = [...] of a dove (color) = light lapis (color)

Column ii
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o ii 1'1'

⸢na₄ peš₄?-a⸣

[...]

[...]

stone for conceiving = [...] = [...]

o ii 2'2'

⸢na₄⸣ nu-MIN<(peš₄?-a)>

MIN<(aban)> ⸢la⸣ [MIN?]

[...]

stone for not conceiving = [stone] for not [conceiving] = [...]


o ii 3'3'

na₄ u₃-tu

MIN<(aban)> a-⸢la-di⸣

⸢NA₄?⸣ [...]

stone for giving birth = stone for giving birth = [...] stone

o ii 4'4'

na₄ nu-MIN<(u₃-tu)>

MIN<(aban)> ⸢la⸣ MIN<(a-la-di)>

da-⸢a⸣-[a-i-ku]

stone for not giving birth = stone for not giving birth = the killer


o ii 5'5'

na₄ ki-aŋ₂-ŋa₂

MIN<(aban)> ⸢ra-a⸣-mu

na₄GUG ⸢si⸣-[lim?]

stone for loving = stone for loving = sīlu carnelian

o ii 6'6'

na₄ nu-MIN<(ki-aŋ₂-ŋa₂)>

⸢MIN⸣<(aban)> ⸢la⸣ MIN<(ra-a-mu)>

na₄ ḫul-gig

stone for not loving = stone for not loving = stone of hate


o ii 7'7'

na₄ gag šub-⸢ba⸣

MIN<(aban)> [sik]-ka-ti

ḫal-tum

stone for pocks, acne = haštu (stone), (stone for) pits, pocks

o ii 8'8'

⸢na₄ ku₆⸣

⸢MIN⸣<(aban)> ⸢nu⸣-u-ni

na₄igi-saŋ₅-ŋa₂

fish stone = fish stone = stone for choosing

o ii 9'9'

na₄ ⸢mušen⸣

[MIN<(aban])> ⸢iṣ⸣-ṣu-ri

na₄nir₂ pa mušen-na

bird stone = bird stone = banded agate with feather-like patterns

o ii 10'10'

na₄ igi ⸢mušen⸣-[na]

[MIN<(aban])> ⸢i⸣-ni iṣ-ṣur

NA₄ ki-il-li

bird's eye stone = bird's eye stone = killu stone

o ii 11'11'

na₄ mun

[MIN<(aban])> ⸢ṭa⸣-ab-ti

na₄mud

rock salt = rock salt = bloodstone

o ii 12'12'

na₄ gazisar

[MIN<(aban])> ⸢ka⸣-se-e

na₄gug ⸢gazisar⸣

mustard stone = mustard stone = mustard (colored) carnelian

o ii 13'13'

na₄ naŋa

⸢MIN⸣<(aban)> ⸢u₂⸣-ḫu-li

at-ba-rum

potash = potash = basalt, pumice

o ii 14'14'

na₄ša₂-ma-a-a-tu₂

<<mu-ṣi-il-x>>

mu-ṣi-il-tu₂

heavenly stone, type of mineral = muṣṣāltu mineral

o ii 15'15'

na₄kinkin šu

e-⸢ru⸣-u qa-ti

e-ru-u ṣe?-⸢ḫir-ti⸣ kup-ri

hand grindstone, millstone and pounder = hand millstone = small millstone for (grinding) bitumen

o ii 16'16'

na₄kinkin šu

KINKIN ⸢ḫa⸣-ba-⸢ṣi⸣

MIN<(e-ru-u)> (blank)

hand grindstone, millstone and pounder = millstone for pulverizing = millstone

o ii 17'17'

na₄kinkin ze-e-bi

e-⸢ru⸣-u zi-i-bi

MIN<(e-ru-u)> ḫa-ši-mur

zibi millstone = zību millstone = millstone for (grinding) cumin

o ii 18'18'

na₄ad-bar

ŠU<(atbarum)>⸢rum⸣

⸢ṣal⸣-lam-tu₂

basalt = basalt = black (stone)

o ii 19'19'

na₄kinkin ad-bar

e-⸢ru-u₂⸣ at-ba-ri

⸢MIN⸣<(ṣal-lam-tu₂)>

basalt millstone = basalt millstone = black (stone)

o ii 20'20'

na₄kinkin baḫar₂

MIN<(e-ru-u₂)> ⸢pa⸣-ḫa-ri

⸢na₄KINKIN⸣ ze-⸢e⸣ pa-⸢ḫar⸣

potter's millstone = potter's millstone = millstone (producing) potter's waste

o ii 21'21'

na₄šak-ka-ru-u

<(šak-ka-ru-u)>

⸢NA₄⸣ ša₂ lu₂AD.KID

stone tool used by a worker making reed objects

o ii 22'22'

na₄iškila

is-⸢sil₂-la⸣-tu₂

la-ḫi-ia₄-na-te

shell = shell = lahiyānātu shell

o ii 23'23'

na₄iškila-anše

⸢x⸣-[x a]-⸢ta⸣-a-ni

pu-ra-da-a-ti

conch = vulva of a she-ass = carp-colored (stones)

o ii 24'24'

⸢na₄⸣iškila-⸢iškila⸣

⸢ši-kin?⸣-nu

iš-qi₂-il-la-tu₂

shells = (shell) container for oils = shell (object)

o ii 25'25'

[na₄]⸢iškila-iškila⸣

⸢ḫa⸣-[an-da]-⸢bil⸣-lu

MIN<(iš-qi₂-il-la-tu₂)>

shells = handabillu shell = shell (object)

o ii 26'26'

[na₄]na

⸢na-aʾ⸣-u

NA₄ ša₂ lu₂AŠGAB

stone (tool) = stone (tool) = stone (tool) of the leatherworker

o ii 27'27'

⸢na₄na⸣-ru₂-a

⸢na-du⸣-u

na-aʾ-a-du ša₂ IM

stele = stele = attentive (image made) of clay

o ii 28'28'

na₄na-ru₂-a

⸢na-ru⸣-u

a-su-mit-tu₂

stele = stele = inscribed slab

o ii 29'29'

na₄na-bur

⸢pi⸣-[i]-⸢lu⸣

⸢NA₄⸣ pe-ṣu-u

limestone = limestone = white stone

o ii 30'30'

⸢na₄⸣na gu₂-bi-⸢na⸣

⸢ŠU⸣<(nagubinakku)>[ku?]

⸢luṭ⸣-ṭu

stone from Gubin = Gubin vessel = type of cup or bowl

o ii 31'31'

⸢na₄⸣na za-gin₃-na

⸢ŠU⸣<(nazaginnakku)>[ku?]

[MIN<(luṭ-ṭu])> (blank)

lapis lazuli stone (object) = lapis lazuli vessel = type of cup or bowl

o ii 32'32'

na₄na za₃-ḫi-li

ur-[ṣu]

⸢ma?-suk⸣-tu₂

stone for cress = mortar (for spices) = type of mortar

o ii 33'33'

na₄na-šu MIN<(za₃-ḫi-li)>

⸢x⸣-[...]

[...]

pestle for cress = ... = [...]

Column iii
o iiio iii beginning broken
o iii 1'1'

u₂⸢nu-gi⸣

[...]

[...]

a thorny plant = [...] = [...]

o iii 2'2'

u₂ sikil-e-de₃

šam-me ⸢te-x⸣-[x]

[...]

plant for purifying = plant of purification = [...]

o iii 3'3'

u₂u₅-ra-nu

a-ra-an!-⸢tu₂⸣

[...]

fennel = arantu grass = [...]

o iii 4'4'

u₂ur-tal₂-tal₂

u₂-zu-un la-li-⸢ʾi⸣

[...]

urtaltal plant = ear of a kid (plant) = [...]

o iii 5'5'

u₂ur-tal₂-tal₂

a-ri-ba-nu

[...]

urtaltal plant = arbānu plant = [...]

o iii 6'6'

u₂ur₃-ra

ḫa-ḫu-u₂

⸢MIN⸣<(...)>

ura plant = a medicinal plant = ...

o iii 7'7'

u₂šim arina

li-pil-tum

MIN<(...)>

an aromatic root = lipištu plant, spikenard = ...

o iii 8'8'

u₂li-li-bi-zi-⸢da⸣

da-da-ru

kur-⸢din⸣-[nu]

type of thorny plant = centaury = a bad-smelling plant

o iii 9'9'

u₂aš-tal₂-tal₂

ar-da-dil-lum

MIN<(kur-din-nu)>

aštaltal plant = ardadillu plant = a bad-smelling plant

o iii 10'10'

u₂ dkamad-me

šam-me la-mas-si

šam-me ⸢tur⸣-[ti]

Kamadme plant = Lamassu plant = plant of restitution

o iii 11'11'

u₂zu₂-muš-i₃-gu₇-e

MIN<(šam-me)> pa-šit-ti

ḫal-bu-⸢uk⸣-[ka-tu₂]

snake-mouth eating plant = plant for a pašittu demon = halbukattu plant

o iii 12'12'

u₂ mušen

ku-pa-tum

⸢šam-mu iṣ-ṣu⸣-[ri]

bird plant = kupātu plant = plant for birds

o iii 13'13'

u₂ mušen

šam-me iṣ-ṣu-ri

la-<<la>>-ba-⸢ṭu⸣

bird plant = bird plant = labaṭu plant

o iii 14'14'

u₂ dug₃-ga

ziq-qu

la-ar-⸢du⸣

a good plant = ziqqu (plant), an alkaline plant = lardu plant, an alkaline plant

o iii 15'15'

u₂ ḫab

bu-uʾ-ša₂-nu

kal-⸢lam⸣-me-⸢ḫu⸣

a stinking plant = bad smelling (plant) = kallammahu plant

o iii 16'16'

u₂ nam-ti-la

šam-me ba-la-ṭi

er-ru-u

plant of life = plant of life = colocynth

o iii 17'17'

u₂-man-du

dim₃-me-tu₂

šu-mut-tu₂

beetroot = dimmetu plant = beetroot

o iii 18'18'

mu-sar

ŠU<(mūšaru)>u

⸢ma⸣-na-ḫa-⸢tum⸣

garden = garden = cultivated field, orchard

o iii 19'19'

šum₂-ḫuš-asar

iṣ-ṣu₂ lap-ti

zi-im-zi-me

red onion = turnip(-colored) woody (vegetable) = red onion

o iii 20'20'

šum₂-ḫuš-asar

u₂-ru-ti

šu-un-ʾu

red onion = uruti vegetable = šunhu vegetable, medicinal plant

o iii 21'21'

šum₂ ḫabsar

a-muš-šu₂

ku-ni-ib-⸢ḫu⸣

stinking garlic or onion = bulbous amuššu vegetable = kunibhu vegetable

o iii 22'22'

šum₂ sessar

a-za-nu

ḫa-⸢ṣu-u₂?⸣-[tu₂]

bitter garlic or onion = azannu vegetable = haṣṣuttu vegetable

o iii 23'23'

šum₂ tursar

an-daḫ-šu₂

an-⸢daḫ-šum?⸣

small garlic or onion = andahšu vegetable, crocus

o iii 24'24'

a-muš-šu₂sar

e-zi-zu

a-ru-šu₂

amuš vegetable = ezizzu vegetable = bulbous amuššu vegetable

o iii 25'25'

u₂ kam-mal

(blank)

ḫu-bi-du

camel plant = hubīdu plant

o iii 26'26'

u₂luḫ-mar-tumsar

: šib-bur-ra-tu₂

si-in-pir-ru

clean herb of the Amorites = rue = rue

o iii 27'27'

u₂sullimsar

šam-ba-lil-tu₂

la-di-ru

fenugreek = aladiru plant, a medicinal plant

o iii 28'28'

SAL-dasar

mit-tum

šu-mut-⸢tu₂⸣

... = ... = beetroot

o iii 29'29'

⸢ga-raš-saŋ⸣sar

bi-is-ru

GIR₂ MURUB₄

prime leek = leek = dagger of the middle, type of leek

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⸢ga⸣-raš niŋ₂ kud-⸢dasar⸣

ki-is-mu

la-[...]

cut leeks = a cutting (of leeks) = ...

r i 22

⸢ga⸣-raš niŋ₂ gid₂-⸢da⸣sar

⸢šu⸣-uš-ra-tu₂

mir-[gu]

long leeks = straight leeks = mirgu leek(s)

r i 33

lipiš-ḫi-izsar

⸢ia⸣-an-zu

TAG-⸢x⸣-[x]

heart of lettuce = yanzu plant = ...

r i 44

u₁₈-⸢lu⸣sar

a-⸢lu⸣-tum

NUN-[...]

ulu plant, type of beet or turnip = type of root plant = ...

r i 55

gana₂-⸢zi⸣sar

ka-⸢na⸣-šu-u

a-⸢da-ma-tum?⸣

ganazi plant = plant with red flowers = red-flowered plant

r i 66

a-tar⸢sar⸣

a-tar-tum

ḫas-ra-a-[tu₂?]

adar plant = atartu grass = hasarratu grass

r i 77

kur-gi-rin-nasar

kur-ka-nu-u

pi-ri-za-⸢aḫ⸣

kurgirina plant = a medicinal plant = pirizah plant

r i 88

ukuš₂ tursar

u₂-ba-nu

ban-bil-⸢lu⸣

small cucumber = finger-sized (cucumber) = dwarf cucumber

r i 99

ukuš₂ ti-gi-lumsar

ŠU<(tigillû)>u

⸢qiš-šu⸣-u me-eṣ-ru-u

pointed cucumber, colocynth = a colocynth = Egyptian cucumber

r i 1010

ukuš₂ li-li-gisar

la-lik-⸢ku⸣-u

pe-qu-u

liligi cucumber, colocynth = a colocynth = peqqû cucumber

r i 1111

ukuš₂ dam-šil-lumsar

ŠU<(damšillu)>

MIN<(pe-qu-u)>

damšillu cucumber = peqqû cucumber

r i 1212

ukuš₂ kur-dil-lumsar

ŠU<(kurdillu)>

nam-ṣa-bu

kurdillu cucumber = kurdillu cucumber = drain pipe(-shaped cucumber)

r i 1313

ukuš₂ šir-gudsar

iš-ki al-pi

qiš-šu₂-u tuk-pi-tu₂

bull's testicle(-shaped) cucumber = bull's testicle(-shaped) (cucumber) = kidney-shaped cucumber

r i 1414

dim-gisar

ṣip-pa-tum

ak-kul-la-ku

dimgi vegetable = ṣippatu (vegetable) = akkullakku (vegetable)

r i 1515

maš₂-gu-la⸢sar⸣

na-gap-pu

i-⸢si⸣-iḫ-tu₂ ša₂ ⸢ki-re?-e?⸣

big maš plant, large income = sheaves = allocation from the garden

r i 1616

maš₂-tur-ra⸢sar⸣

ṣip-pu

kiš-šu₂ ša₂ šam-⸢me⸣

little maš plant, small income = ṣippu plant, what is bundled = bundle of plants

r i 1717

gu₂-nunuzsar

lul-lu-bu-ti

ḫi-du-ḫi-a-⸢tu₂⸣

dried legume, pulse = Lullubean (edibles) = ...


r i 1818

gud-turku₆

zi-ir-ru

⸢x-x⸣-x-[x]

gudtur fish = a small (fish) = ...

r i 1919

iziku₆

nu-un i-ša₂-ti

⸢x?⸣-[...]; ⸢x-x⸣-[...]

fire fish = fire fish = ...

r i 2020

agargara(NUN) barku₆

ziq-⸢tum⸣

⸢x⸣-[...]

spawn of the bar fish = a spiny fish = ...

r i 2121

den-kiku₆

ni-du-ut d⸢e₂⸣-[a]

[...]

Enki fish = worthless of Ea, type of fish = [...]

r i 2222

ninda₂-dili BADku₆

ṣi-iṣ-⸢ni x⸣-[...]

[...]

... nindadili fish = larvae of ... = [...]

r i 2323

šita₄ku₆

⸢x⸣-[...]

[...]

šita fish = ... = [...]

r i 2424

⸢li?-li?-nu⸣-u⸢ku₆⸣

[...]

[...]

r i 2525

⸢udu-lam⸣-min₃⸢ku₆⸣

[...]

[...]

udusilamin fish = [...] = [...]

r i 2626

⸢u₈-a?mušen⸣

⸢ḫu?⸣-[...]

[...]

owl = owl = [...]

r i 2727

⸢buru₅ ŋeš?⸣[...]

[...]

[...]

... sparrow = [...] = [...]

r i 2828

⸢x⸣-[...]

[...]

[...]

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r ii 1r ii 1

zag-⸢niŋin⸣[mušen]

⸢ṣa⸣-i-du

na-⸢aṣ⸣-[na]-⸢ṣu⸣1

circles the edges, a bird = the roamer (bird) = naṣnaṣu bird

r ii 22

ir₇-⸢saŋmušen⸣

ur-ša₂-nu

šu-kan-⸢nu-un⸣-nu

irsaŋ pigeon or dove = uršānu pigeon or dove = sukannīnu pigeon or dove

r ii 33

⸢amar-saŋ⸣[mušen]

a-mur-ša₂-nu

su-uš-šu-ru

amarsaŋ pigeon or dove = amursānu pigeon or dove = suššuru pigeon or dove

r ii 44

⸢ŋiri₃-gid₂⸣-[da]⸢mušen⸣

sa-qa-tu₂

muš-ku-u

long-footed bird = a wading bird = muškû (bird)

r ii 55

⸢ŋiri₃⸣-gid₂-⸢damušen⸣

še-ep-šu₂ ⸢a-rik⸣

MIN<(muš-ku-u)>

long-footed bird = its leg is long, a wading bird = muškû (bird)

r ii 66

⸢gir₃-gi-lummušen⸣

ṣa-a-a-ḫu

a-ra-bu-u-a

gull = laugher (bird) = arabû (bird)

r ii 77

gam₃-⸢gam₃mušen⸣

gam-gam-mu

MIN<(a-ra-bu-u-a)>

grebe or coot = grebe or coot = arabû (bird)

r ii 88

u₃-ku-⸢ku-ba?-uš₂mušen⸣

it-til-i-mut

qa-du-u

it lay down and died, type of owl = it lay down and died (bird) = owl

r ii 99

lal-la-ru⸢mušen⸣

(blank)

MIN<(qa-du-u)>

mourner, type of owl = owl

r ii 1010

⸢su⸣-din-min₃⸢mušen⸣

⸢su⸣-ri-nak-ku

pa-an an-ze-e

double bat, type of bat = surinnaku bat = face of Anzû, type of bat

r ii 1111

su-din ⸢x⸣[mušen]

[x]-⸢ri?-ma?-tu₂?⸣

i-mir ANe

type of bat = ... = donkey of the sky, type of bat

r ii 1212

⸢dub₂-dub₂-bu?⸣[mušen]

⸢ak-ka?⸣-nu

MIN<(i-mir)> ANe

shouting bird = wild ass, type of bird or bat = donkey of the sky, type of bird or bat

r ii 1313

⸢dub₂-dub₂⸣-[bumušen]

[ša₂]-⸢ga⸣-ṣu

su-ut-tin-nu

shouting bird = bat-like bird = bat

r ii 1414

⸢niŋ₂-gur₁₁-mu⸣-[un-tum₂mušen]

⸢ma⸣-kur ub-la

ḫu-ra-ṣa-ni-tu₂

it carried property, magpie = it carried property (bird) = gold(-colored) bird, goldfinch

r ii 1515

⸢kun-rim⸣[mušen]

<ḫa>-⸢ṣi⸣-ba-ru

MUŠEN kub-ši

kunrim bird = type of crested bird = bird having a crest

r ii 1616

⸢li-li-sig₁₇?⸣[mušen]

raq-raq-qu

la-aq-la-qu

stork

r ii 1717

iri-⸢ḫul-a?mušen⸣

⸢qa⸣-du-u

ak-ku-u2

irihulua bird, sandgrouse = owl = type of owl

r ii 1818

ama-⸢a⸣mušen

⸢um⸣-me A-MEŠ

a-ba-a-a

mother of water bird = mother of water (bird) = type of water bird

r ii 1919

dar-me-⸢luḫ⸣-ḫamušen

ṣu₂-la-mu

ṣal-lam-du

francolin of Meluhha bird = a black bird = a night bird

r ii 2020

kur-ugmušen

kur-uk-ku

kur-ku-u BAN₃.DA

kuruku bird, duck = duck = small goose

r ii 2121

peš₁₀-buluŋ₃-ŋa₂mušen

šar-rat kib-ri

lal-la-ar₂-tu₂

grown on the riverbank bird = queen of the bank (bird) = mourning (bird)

r ii 2222

ku-dur₂-ra-numušen

(blank)

tar₂-lugal-lu

kudurrānu bird, type of crested bird = rooster

r ii 2323

zu-um-kur-da-nu⸢mušen⸣

(blank)

ku-pi-tu₂

sunkuršānu bird = type of marsh bird

r ii 2424

ḫu-ru-ugmušen

⸢ḫu⸣-ru-gu

kur-ku-u ša₂ IGI-MIN-šu₂ NU SA₅-MEŠ

hurug bird, type of goose = type of goose = goose whose eyes are not red, type of goose

r ii 2525

dnin-ninnamušen

⸢MUŠEN⸣ le-mut-ti

eš-še-bu-u : ḫu-si-u3

hen harrier = bird of evil = eššebu owl = husû owl

r ii 2626

ŋeš-nu₁₁mušen

⸢an⸣-pa-tu₂

a-da-bur-tu₂ a-da-⸢mu⸣-mu

alabaster bird, type of bird of prey = anpatu bird = adaburtu bird = wasp(-like bird)

r ii 2727

buru₄mušen

⸢a⸣-ri-bu

ḫa-aḫ-ḫur4

crow, raven

r ii 2828

buru₄ babbarmušen

⸢pe⸣-ṣu-u

pa-as-pa-su

white crow, raven = white (crow, raven) = duck

r ii 2929

buru₄ giggimušen

⸢ṣal⸣-mu

a-rib zi-i-ri

black crow, raven = black (crow, raven) = seed crow

r ii 3030

ugamušen

a-ri-bu

ḫa-aḫ-ḫur

raven

r ii 3131

bibramušen

⸢bi-ib-ru⸣-u

tar₂-⸢lugal-lu⸣

bibra bird, chicken-like fowl = chicken-like bird = rooster

r ii 3232

bibra sim⸢mušen⸣

[du-u]-⸢du⸣

⸢ib⸣-[bil-tu₂]

swallow-like bibra bird = dūdu bird = ibbiltu bird

r ii 3333

DUN₃-SAR-⸢x⸣[mušen]

[...]-⸢x⸣

[...]

r ii 3434

⸢x⸣-[...]

[...]

[...]

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[tug₂]⸢gur₂₁⸣ si

me-se-⸢ru qar?⸣-[ni]

[me-za]-aḫ ša₂ ⸢up⸣-pi-te

horned belt = belt with horn(-shaped decoration) = sash of the uppītu garment

r iii 22

[tug₂]⸢MIN⸣<(gur₂₁)> ša₂-ba-tuku

ša₂-⸢pu⸣-[u]

[MIN<(me-za-aḫ)> ša₂ up-pi-te] (blank)

padded belt = padded (belt) = [sash of the uppītu garment]

r iii 33

⸢tug₂?⸣MIN<(gur₂₁)> ḫuduš(TU)

me-se-⸢ru⸣ [...]

[pa]-⸢tan⸣-nu

belt of the huduš people = belt of [the huduššu people] = patinnu sash

r iii 44

⸢tug₂⸣a₂-gu-ḫum!(LA)

⸢ŠU⸣<(aguḫḫu)>

[MIN?<(pa-tan-nu])> (blank)

aguhum sash = aguhhu sash = patinnu sash

r iii 55

⸢tug₂gur₂₁ UD ḫuduš(TU)⸣

[...]

[...]-⸢nu?⸣

... belt of the huduš people = [...] = [...]

r iii 66

⸢tug₂bar-si⸣ [...]

[...]

[...]

[large] band = [...] = [...]

r iii 77

⸢tug₂bar-si⸣ [...]

[...]

[...]

[head] band = [...] = [...]

r iii 88

⸢tug₂?bar?-si?⸣ [...]

[...]

[ṣi-in]-⸢du⸣

[...] band = [...] = binding

r iii 99

[...]

[...]

[ṣi-in-du ša₂ lu₂]A.ZU

[...] = [...] = physician's [bandage]

r iii 1010

[...]

[...]

[...]-⸢tu₂⸣

r iii 1111

[...]

[...]

[...]

r iii 1212

[...]

[...]

⸢x-x-x⸣

r iii 1313

[...]

[...]

⸢kun⸣-nu-u

[...] = [...] = well-finished (garment)

r iii 1414

[...]

[...]

⸢lu-ba-ri⸣ sa-a-⸢mu⸣

[...] = [...] = a red garment

r iii 1515

[...]

[...]-⸢u⸣

SAGŠU ⸢AKA₃⸣

[...] = [...] = a tufted headcloth

r iii 1616

[...]

[x] (blank)

⸢MIN⸣<(SAGŠU)> MIN<(AKA₃)>

[...] = [...] = a tufted headcloth

r iii 1717

[...]-⸢x?⸣

[...]-⸢x⸣

⸢MIN⸣<(SAGŠU)> eb-bu

[...] = [...] = pure turban

r iii 1818

[...]

⸢ṣi?-i-pu⸣

MIN<(SAGŠU)> BU-KI

[...] = dyed (garment) = type of dyed headdress

r iii 1919

[...]-⸢x⸣

⸢ši-ni⸣-tu₂

⸢šu-us-ḫu⸣-ru

... = šinītu dyed textile = šushuru dyed textile

r iii 2020

[...]

ṣi-⸢ir-pu⸣

⸢lu-ba-ri⸣ in-di

[...] = red wool = garment of affliction

r iii 2121

[...]-⸢a?⸣

⸢ši-ni⸣-tu₂

MIN<(lu-ba-ri)> in-di

... = šinītu dyed textile = garment of affliction

r iii 2222

[tug₂]⸢aktum⸣

ṣap-šu

šal-ḫu lu-bar GADA

aktum garment = ṣapšu garment = linen garment for divine statues

r iii 2323

[tug₂]⸢gada? susbu⸣

ša₂ ra-am-⸢ki⸣

ḫul₂-la-nu

linen garment of a susbu priest = (garment of) a ramku priest = type of cloth covering

r iii 2424

⸢tug₂?gada an-dul?⸣

ŠU<(andullum)>lum

⸢lu⸣-bar i-tin-ni

linen canopy = canopy = garment of (king as) builder

r iii 2525

⸢tug₂gada an-ta-dul⸣

tak-ti-mu

qa-⸢dul⸣-lu-u

linen cloak = taktīmu cloak = qadilû cloak

r iii 2626

⸢tug₂gu₂?-niŋ₂-ara₃⸣-ke₄

na-al-ba-šu₂

gada-⸢la⸣-lu-u ša₂ DINGIR

textile treated with vetch or lentils = a cloak = linen garb of a god

r iii 2727

⸢tug₂gu₂⸣-niŋ₂-ara₃-ke₄

tu-u-zu

MIN<(gada-la-lu-u)> ša₂ LUGAL

textile treated with vetch or lentils = a ceremonial garment = linen garb of a king

r iii 2828

⸢tug₂⸣niŋ₂-dara₂ uš₂-a

kan-nu ša₂ ḫa-riš-ti

ša₂ la KU₃ti

bloody rag = cloth for a woman in menstruation = (cloth) for an impure woman

r iii 2929

⸢tug₂⸣ mu-dur₇

u₂-ra-šu₂

ṣu-⸢bat⸣ ar-šu

dirty cloth(ing) = dirty (cloth) = dirty garment

r iii 3030

[tug₂] ⸢mu⸣-dur₇

kar-ru

MIN<(ṣu-bat)> i-dir-te

dirty cloth(ing) = a mourning garment = garment of misery

r iii 3131

⸢tug₂?x⸣

ŠUu

il-tap-pu

... = ... = loincloth

r iii 3232

⸢tug₂-lil₂⸣-la₂

(blank)

ta-ḫap-šu

padding or armor for horses

r iii 3333

⸢tug₂?šir-ʾa⸣-am

(blank)

taḫ-lu-up-tu₂

armor

r iii 3434

[...]-⸢tu₂⸣

(blank)

sis-sik-tu₂

... = hem

r iii 3535

[...]

KEŠ₂ ⸢x-ti?⸣

su-u-nu qat-nu

[...] = binding for ... = thin trimming


r iii 3636

[...]

[...]-⸢x⸣

⸢x⸣-[...]

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1For various birds in this section, see CM 22, chapter IX.

2See, CM 22, 258.

3See, CM 22, 272-275.

4See, CM 22, 226-228.