The most interesting feature of this small fragment, written in a small script, is that it quotes a full line from Udugḫul (XIII-XV 214′) in its bilingual form (l. 6′). Due to the broken context it is unclear why this particular line is cited, but it seems reasonable to assume that its goal was to provide a context for a very rare word that occurs in that line, ku.ku (Sumerian) = subandu (Akkadian). Such word is poorly attested elsewhere, but it features in the Qutāru commentary MLC 1863 (CCP 4.2.M.a), where it appears to refer to some materia medica. This factor, together with the fact that an equation from the present text is also attested in a Sagig commentary (l. 5′), suggest that this fragment belongs to a commentary on a medical text.