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KBo 39, 183 (P439698)

CTH 771, Middle Hittite, Ḫattusa · c. 1500 BCE–1180 BCE

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DesignationKBo 39, 183
IDP439698
Museum no.197/b
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageHittite
PeriodMiddle Hittite · c. 1500 BCE–1180 BCE
GenreCTH 771
Find spotḪattusa (mod. Boğazkale)
Coordinates40.0144, 34.6164

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-H, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
1′[IŠ-TUNINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ} 9 NIND]A.⸢ÉRIN{MEŠ⸣} [a-wa-an ar-ḫa da-an-zi]The troops take nine troops' breads.
2′[na-an {NA₄}ḫu-wa-š]i-ia p[é-ra-an kat-ta ḫar-ap-pa-an-zi]They take the huwašu-stone from below.
3′[UDU-ma-kán ma-aḫ-ḫ]a-an a[r-kán-zi nu {UZU}NÍG.GIG]They slaughter the sheep before them, and the liver
4′{[UZU}ŠÀ ḫa-ap-pí-ni]-it za-nu-w[a-an-zi nu A-NALÚ{MEŠ} {URU}la-al-lu-pí-ia]They libate the flesh of the ḫappi-plant, and to the men of Lallupiya
5′[ku-iš {LÚ}GAL-ŠU-NU n]u 1 NINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ} p[ár-ši-ia]And the chief of the troops breaks one loaf of bread.
6′[še-er-ma-aš-ša-an] {UZU}NÍG.GIG {[UZU}ŠÀ šu-up-pa-ia da-a-i]Afterwards, he places the liver and the heart in a bowl.
7′[nu {NA₄}ḫu-wa-š]i-ia pé-ra-a[n ŠA{D}10 {URU}iš-ta-nu-wa]And the ḫuwašu-stone before the Storm-god of Isvtanuwa
8′{[D}UTU-i] da-a-i [ ]he places before the Sun-deity ...
9′[nam-ma EGIR-a]n-da IŠ-TU{DUG}GA[L KAŠ 3-ŠU ši-pa-an-ti]Then he libates three times in a large vessel of beer.
10′[ši-pa-an-za-ke-e]z-zi-ma ŠA{D}10 {URU}i[š-ta-nu-wa-pát {D}UTU-un]He libates, and the Storm-god of Ištanuwapa, the Sun-deity
11′{[DUG}KA.GAG NA]G-ia-kán dam-mi-li-i[n {NA₄}ḫu-wa-ši-ia pé-ra-an]The vessel of the libation vessel of Dammili, the huwaši-stone before
12′[la-a-ḫu-wa-a-an-z]i nu {GI}〈A〉.DA.GUR{ḪI.A} [tar-na-an-zi nu]they libate, and the reed mats they set up, and
13′[A-NA{DUG}KA.GAG NA]G-ia ŠA{D}10 {URU}i[š-ta-nu-wa {D}UTU-un]For a bowl of wine, for the Storm-god of Ištanuwa, the Sun-deity
14′{[D}10 {URU}iš-ta-nu-w]a-ia ši-pa-an-da-[an-zi]The Storm-god of Ištanuwa libates.
15′[UDU-ma ma-aḫ-ḫa-an a]r-ḫa ⸢ḫa-ap⸣-p[í-iš-na-an-zi]They slaughter the sheep before them.(lower confidence: line is broken)
16′[nu {UZU}NÍG.GIG ḫu-u-i-š]u {UZU}GA[BA-pát {UZU}SAG.DU{MEŠ} {UZU}GÌR{MEŠ]}And the heart, the liver, the head, the feet
17′[KUŠ UDU-ia {NA₄}ḫu-u-wa-ši-i]a [ti-ia-an-zi {UZU}ZAG.UDU-ma]They take a sheep's hide and a huwaši-stone, and the shoulder of the sheep

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