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eCUT A 05-003 (Q006901)
Royal stone inscription, 9th/8th century, Yazılıtaş · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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| Designation | eCUT A 05-003 |
|---|---|
| ID | Q006901 |
| Language | Urartian |
| Period | 9th/8th century · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE |
| Genre | Royal stone inscription |
| Find spot | Yazılıtaş |
Transliteration (ATF)
From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)
Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.
| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | {d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-bi ma-si-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i-e | The god Ḫaldi set off with his weapon. |
| 2 | {m}di-a-u₂-e-hi-ni-e-di {kur}tar-a-i-u₂-e-di | I conquered the land Taraiu. |
| 3 | {d}hal-di-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i | For the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, |
| 4 | ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-i-ni-ni uš-ma-a-ši-ni | through the protection of the god Ḫaldi |
| 5 | uš-ta-bi {m}mi₃-nu-a-ni {m}iš-pu-u₂-i-ni-e-hi | he brought. Minua, Išpuini |
| 6 | u₂-lu-uš-ta-i-bi {d}hal-di-ni {m}mi₃-nu-a-še | he has sworn by Ḫaldi, Minua |
| 7 | a-li-e ha-u₂-bi {m}di-a-u₂-e-hi KUR-ni-i-e | I conquered the land of Diaueḫi |
| 8 | {uru}ša₂-ši-lu-ni URU MAN-si ha-u₂-bi gu-nu-ša₂-a | The city Va-vi-luni, which the king had conquered, was a fortress. |
| 9 | {kur}e-ba-a-ni a-ma-aš₂-tu₂-bi E₂.GAL{meš}ši-li | The land of Ebani I conquered. The Palace of Vili |
| 10 | ku-ṭu-u₂-bi pa-a-ri-e {kur}še-še-e-ti-i-na-a | he conquered the land Šešvetina |
| 11 | {uru}zu-a-i-na-a {uru}u-ṭu-ha-a-i a-su-ni | the Zuainâ (and) the Utbuḫāyu I named. |
| 12 | {m}mi₃-nu-a-še a-li-e {m}u₂-ṭu-bu-ur-ši-ni MAN | Minua, alas, Ut-Buršini, the king |
| 13 | {m}di-i-a-u₂-e-hi nu-na-bi ka-a-i-u₂-ki₄ | Diaueḫi, the nūnabi of Ka’uki, |
| 14 | ša₂-tu₂-a-li ku-ri-e-li su-lu-uš-ti-i-bi | “My heart, my mind is full of tears. |
| 15 | si-lu-a-di ma-ku-ri ʾa-al-du-bi me-ši-ni pi-i | “I am smitten, I am frightened, my mouth is full of tears. |
| 16 | a-ru-u₂-ni GUŠKIN KU₃.BABBAR{meš} a-ru-u₂-ni me-e-še | He gave me a leather (bag) of silver, he gave me water |
| 17 | a-li {lu₂}ta-aš₂-mu-še be-di ma-a-nu bi-du-ni | Where is the tašmuše-priestess, where will he go? |
| 18 | i-bi-i-ra-a-ni {m}mi₃-nu-u₂-a-še a-li-e | When he came, Minua, the city |
| 19 | ka-am-na-a-hi a-li {m}di-a-u₂-e-hi-ni-i | Kamnaḫi, where did Diauehini |
| 20 | ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš}u₂-u₂ {lu₂}A.SI{meš} ʾa-a-ha-a-u₂ | Horses, mules, (and) mules |
| 21 | {lu₂}A.SI{meš}aš₂-te u₂-i u₂-ni a-ša₂-a-zi-e | The king, my lord, should know (this). |
| 22 | hi-i-ni-e ši-u₂-bi {lu₂}hu-u₂-ra-⸢di-na⸣-a | that one, the haruspex |
| 23 | ma-a-si-ni-e-i-a-ni a-ša₂-zi-e ⸢u₂-u₂⸣-še | As for Masiniyani, the ašazî-priest |
| 24 | 2 MAN{meš}li-li e-di-ni su-ṭu-qu-⸢u₂⸣-bi | Two kings who preceded me, Sutbuqu-ēbi |
| 25 | {m}ba-al-tu₂-u₂-ul-hi-e {kur}e-ba-a-ni-i-e | Baltu-ulhi of the land Ebani |
| 26 | {uru}ha-al-di-ri-ul-hi {kur}e-ba-a-ni-i-e | the city Ḫaldiriulḫi of the land Ebani |
| 27 | E₂.GAL{meš}a-ši-li a-gu-u₂-nu-ni-e-li | the palaces of Agununi |
| 28 | {kur}e-ba-ni-a-ṣi e-di-ni su-ṭu-qu-bi | and the land Ebanias he conquered. |
| 29 | {m}mi₃-nu-a-še a-li-e a-lu-še i-ni DUB-te | Minuaše, alas, his (personal) god, this inscription |
| 30 | tu₂-li-i-e a-lu-še pi-tu₂-li-i-e | (Sum) The one who smite(?) me, the one who destroys me(?) (Akk) To kill me, to release me(?), the man |
| 31 | a-lu-še a-i-ni-⸢i⸣ i-ni-li du-li-e | (Sum) The lord, his word is a flood that is to be smashed(?) (Akk) His word is an oath that has been made to smite |
| 32 | a-lu-še u₂-li-še ti-u₂-li-e i-e-še za-du-bi | (As for) the one who destroys it, (as for the one) who damages it, |
| 33 | tu₂-ri-ni-ni {d}hal-di-še {d}IM-še {d}UTU-ni-⸢še⸣ | Turini, Ḫaldi, Adad, Šamaš-ni-eše |
| 34 | DINGIR{meš}še ma-a-ni {d}UTU-ni pi-i-ni mi₃-i ar-hi | The gods, his name (is) Šamaš, his mouth (is a synonym of) bitterness |
| 35 | u₂-ru-li-a-ni mi₃-i i-na-i-ni | What is it that makes Uruli tremble? |
| 36 | mi₃-i na-ra-a a-u₂-i-e u₂-lu-li-e | “What is the naŋa prayer of Au, ululi prayer? |
Sources & licences
- Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618) · ORACC project editions, https://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/ ; cite the individual project (see texts.extra_json.project)
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