ZA 75, 184
CDLI No. P274701. "The back of the fragment is smooth and shows marks of a cloth. In addition, it shows traces of two parallel vertical wedges and two converging oblique wedges arranged to form the stylized representation of the neck and snout of an animal as in the contemporary ANŠE or AZ signs.... Apparently two lumps of previously used clay had been pressed together to make the tablet, and when the tablet broke, it separated into two original pieces." (Whiting 1985, 179–180).
Transliteration
Hover or tap a word for its lemma and meaning.
| 1' | TUŠ-ba!(Text: DA)-ma ki ⌈ás-ku⌉-[pa-tim] lu-ba-k[a] |
| 2' | ki ar-ka-bi-nim |
| 3' | lu-te9-te-ka |
| 4' | ki-ma ba-ar-ba-ri-⌈im⌉ |
| 5' | [b]a-aš-⌈tám⌉ |
| 6' | [ki] né-⌈ši-im⌉ ša-lu-ma-t[ám] |
| 7' | [lu-ṭ]e4-er-ka |
Translation
1' Sit down! I will walk through you like a threshold, 2'–3' I will pass back and forth through you like (through) an Arkabinnu-door. 4'–6' Vigor – like (that of) a wolf, splendor – like (that of) a lion 7' I will take away from you! | ||
Michael P. Streck and Nathan Wasserman, Sources of Early Akkadian Literature (SEAL), seal.huji.ac.il. No commercial use is allowed. Published under CC BY-NC-ND (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives). Reproduced unmodified. Cite as SEAL no. 7047; view on seal.huji.ac.il.