Nec Prayers Options

I figured some would like this. I adapted it from a recently discovered Sumerian Tablet.

ANU IGIDUMU HEAM
DINGIRMU HAAM
ES’ ENKI TUKAGA I DINGER ENKI GAGE
GIS’KABA GUBI HAMUDAZI
LUIDUGA GUE KI HALA
GA GUMU ANS’E HAZISO DAMU MARDUK ALMEA

Translation:
May Anu be my vanguard
May my god be my helper
In the shrine of Enki, By the magick of the word of Enki
May the gates be proud because of me
May my watcher bow down
that I might raise my head on high since Marduk is at my side


This one might have obvious uses for some of the members here...

TUKAGA I DINGER ENKI GAGE
ATI ME PETA BABKA
PETA BABKAMA LURUBA ANAKU

Translation:
By the magick of the word of Enki
Gatekeeper, Open Your Gate for Me
Open the Gate for Me So That I Can Enter Here

Interesting!

Could you tell me what the Sumerian word for "Hail!" is?

I have not really been able to find the correct word for that. A word to use in order to praise the gods.

Thanks.

Interesting!

Could you tell me what the Sumerian word for "Hail!" is?

I have not really been able to find the correct word for that. A word to use in order to praise the gods.

Thanks.

Not exactly but there are some words that are close.
From THE CONJURATION OF IA ADU EN I
We see the use of IA throughout the text. The best translation of IA I can come up with is "OH!"
The the single "I" is also used which I translate as "HEY".
Later in the text we see the use of E! E! E!
I have never been able to translate that part.

IA translates into english as OH but from the context of the conjuration it seems to be used as Hail!

Not exactly but there are some words that are close.
From THE CONJURATION OF IA ADU EN I
We see the use of IA throughout the text. The best translation of IA I can come up with is "OH!"
The the single "I" is also used which I translate as "HEY".
Later in the text we see the use of E! E! E!
I have never been able to translate that part.

IA translates into english as OH but from the context of the conjuration it seems to be used as Hail!

Well, if memory serves me correctly, E means home. But knowing how Sumerian words or even letters have multiple meanings based on context, I would say (after doing this particular Conjuration frquently) "here" would be a more proper meaning.


So it would go:

Here! Here! Here!
Hail! Hail! Hail!

Basically calling to the Gods to hail unto you, or give their approval to you and empower you. Make no mistake about it, this conjuration is a conjuration to empower the sorceror.