This previously unpublished fragment contains remains of a commentary on a text perhaps of medical or extispicy nature. Although the exact base text on which the commentary draws is unknown, parallels to the individual entries can be found.

The obverse of the tablet is almost completely lost, and only five fragmentary lines of the reverse are preserved. The lines that survive are concerned mainly with providing the verbal root from which certain nouns or adjectives derive. Occasionally the technical term ana is used before the verbal root: thus the stative idil, “(the mouth) is closed,” is said to derive “from ‘to close’” (ana edēli) in r 1. In the same line, the word “swelling” (ḫiššatu) is said to derive “from ‘to hurry’” (ḫiāšu), and the latter word is explained by means of a synonym, “to go” (alāku).

The fragment belongs to the AH.83-1-18 collection. Other commentaries that belong to this collection deal with literary, astrological, medical, and lexical texts: a list of them can be found here.