Abschnitt 1ID=1: Manipulations involving pouring water 

[…] … […] … […]

[…].

[… …]…‑anta uta[r …]

[…] the word/matter […].

[…]

[…].

[…] šūwatta

[Now], (s)he poured […].

k[uwar=pa …]

[And] n[ow, (s)he poured …].

[…]

[…].

[… …‑t]a

[…]-ed […].

a=wa kuwa[r …]

Now, […].

[… šūwatt]a

[And now, (s)he poure]d […].

kuwar=pa w[a‑… …]

And now, [(s)he poured …].

[…]

[…].

[… …‑w]ar ḫūppašš[an šūwatta]

[Now, (s)he poured …] of (the) evi[l].

[…‑aššan šūwatta]

[And now, (s)he poured …].

[… wana]ttiš kuišḫa ḫ[arti]

Some [wom]an ho[lds …].

[…‑palwan šūwatta]

[Now, (s)he poured the …-palwa].

[… wan]āššan tanimašš[an šūwatta]

[And now, (s)he poured …] of eve[ry w]oman.

Abschnitt 2ID=2: Kamrušepa combs away the child’s diseases  

[zila=pa=wa=(a)ta=tt]a parandu ḫašāti a[n‑… …]

[In the futur]e may they carry the […] away from the filth.

[…]

[…].

[… āšš]atta wanānza

[… s]aid to the women […]:

lalā[ttan=wa 9‑za GIŠGA.ZUM‑za]

“Tak[e … nine combs]”.

[ḫalata=pa Dzuliyayan …]

[She ḫala-ed the Protective god of Zuliya].

[upatta=wa=du N]A₄šariyanin 2‑š[u] 9‑un[za]

[He offered her] two times nine scrapers.

[anta=wa=aš=ta wallunaššan wāni uppanta]

[They also brought them to the “woman of lifting”].

[šarri=wa=tar DUMU‑in wallitt]a

[She lift]ed [the child up].

lalāi=wa 9‑unza GIŠGA.ZU[M‑za Dkamrušipaš]

[Kamrušepa] takes nine comb[s].

[zanta=wa=tar mieltanza kišamman āšdu SAG.DU‑za GIG‑za] IGIḪI.A‑za GIG‑za GEŠTUḪI.A‑ša GIG‑za [UZUKA×U‑za GIG‑za UZUḫuḫurtaššanza GIG‑za ŠUḪI.A‑za GIG‑za]

[“May the diseases be combed away], (namely) [the head disease], the eye disease, the ear disease, [the mouth disease, the throat disease, the hand disease”].

[nuCONNn ÚRḪI.AKörperteil:ACC.PL(UNM) ḫ]ūmanjeder; ganz:QUANall.ACC.SG.N irḫāezz[i]die Runde machen:3SG.PRS

She treats all [the limbs] one by one.

Abschnitt 3ID=3: A passage mentioning streams of water; Colophon of a conjuration for washing a child 

[… …]‑maš=ata mūwanti wanaššinz[i …]

“[…] of the women overcome it/them […].

[…]

[…].

[… A‑N]A ÍD ḫarwannitta

[…] sent […] to the river.

a=aš=ta ÍD‑i […]

[…] them in the river.

[…]

[…].

a=wa=ti zinza ÍD.TURMEŠ‑KU‑NU āḫḫa t[i‑… …]

[…] away these little rivers of yours.

[…]

[…].

[…] ÍD‑iš ānda āriya zaššan‑[… …]

River, carry […] of this […]”.

[kīdieser:DEM1.NOM.SG.N ŠI]‑PÁTBeschwörung:NOM.SG(UNM)

[This (is) a con]juration:

mānwie:CNJ DUMU‑anKind:ACC.SG.C aršakanziankommen:3PL.PRS.IMPF

if they wash a child,

kē=m[adieser:DEM1.ACC.PL.N=CNJctr …]

and this […].

Abschnitt 4ID=4: Incipit of a conjuration for a child lying in a cradle

[mānwie:CNJ D]UMU‑ašKind:NOM.SG.C I‑NA GIŠniniyalliWiege:D/L.SG kittaliegen:3SG.PRS.MP

[If] a child lies in a cradle,

[…]

[…].

[…] … …‑ni 2?zwei:QUANcar NINDA.ÉRINME[ŠSoldatenbrot:NOM.PL(UNM);
Soldatenbrot:ACC.PL(UNM) …]

[…] two(?) soldiers’ breads […].