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eCUT A 05-006 (Q006904)

Royal stone inscription, 9th/8th century, Trmerd · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationeCUT A 05-006
IDQ006904
Collectionmoulds of the three fragments (a-c) preserved in the Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi, Armenia
LanguageUrartian
Period9th/8th century · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreRoyal stone inscription
Find spotTrmerd

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
Frgm._a_o
a1{⸢d⸣}hal-di-⸢i⸣-e ⸢e⸣-u₂-ri-i-⸢e⸣For the god Ḫaldi, for the goddess Urî
a2i-ni [pu]-lu-u₂-si-ehe erected this statue
a3{[m]}mi₃-⸢i-nu⸣-u₂-a-šeMinu'e'as
a4{m}iš-pu-u₂-ni-hi-ni-šeIšpuiniše,
a5ku-u₂-gu-u₂-nihe shall pay.
a6{d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-a-biḪaldi has sworn by it.
a7ma-si-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-⸢e⸣Asinî, the šurī-tree
a8ka-ru-ni {uru}hi-ir-hi-me-⸢ni⸣he dug a canal in the city Ḫirḫime-eni.
a9{[kur]}e-ba-a-ni-i-[e]of the land Ebani
a10{[kur}a]-la-u₂-hi KUR-⸢ni⸣-[e]the land Aluḫi
a11[x x x] {⸢kur⸣}ur-⸢me⸣ [x-x]... Ekur-eme-e23
Frgm._b_o
b1[x x x] x [x x x]
b2{[uru]}a-la-u₂-⸢e⸣ [x x]Alaue’e
b3{[kur]}ur-me-u₂-hi-⸢di⸣ [x]Urmeḫi-edi
b4{[uru]}a-la-u₂-⸢e⸣ [x x]Alaue’e
b5⸢su⸣-u₂-⸢i⸣-du-⸢lu⸣-[u₂-bi]Its esū-edu-e-lûbi
b6[za]-a-⸢aš₂⸣-gu-[u₂-bi]Zaya-egubi
b7{uru}ur-ša₂-[a]-ni [x x]his scepter
b8⸢ha⸣-u₂-bi {kur}e-ba-[a-ni]Its e’e-ḫa-e-u-plant, the land of Ebani
b9{⸢kur⸣}ur-me-u₂-hi-ni-ni [x x]Ur-meḫi-nini
b10su-ṭu-qu-bi [e-er-ṣi]-du-[bi]the Sutuqu (temple) and the Eršidu
b11{⸢kur⸣}a-i-[x x x x] pa [x]Ekur-e...
b12⸢KUR⸣.KUR{meš} [x x x ku]-⸢ṭu⸣-biIts eškur-plants
b13⸢pa-ri⸣ [x x x x x]-nia field ...
b14[x x x x x x x]-ni......ni
b15[x x x x x x x]-ni......ni
b16[x x x x x x x]-e......e
b17[x x x x x x x]-⸢di⸣......-edî
b18[x x x x x x x]-e......e
b19[x x x x x x x]-⸢li⸣......-elî
b20[x x x x x x x]-⸢li⸣......-elî
b21al-x-[x x x x]-⸢li⸣... eli
b22hu-la-[x x x x x] u₂ [x]... ...
b23{⸢uru⸣}u₂-[x x x x] e [x]the city U...
b24u₂-la-a-di {[kur]}⸢ur⸣-me-i-⸢di⸣he conquered the land Eur-mê-edi
b25{[uru]}tar-pa-ra-ka-a-[ni]his Tarpara city
b26{[uru]}e-ri-ma-a-[ni]Erimani
b27[ha]-a-u₂-bi x [x x]they have ...ed
b28[x] x ⸢ša₂⸣ x x [x x]... eša’e-plant
Frgm._c_o
c1[x x x] x [x x x]
c2[x]+4 ME URU{meš} za-aš₂-[gu-bi][x]+4 hundred, the city of Mes. Its zašgubu-festival
c3[a]-⸢ma⸣-a-aš₂-tu₂-u₂-[bi]it is its awe
c4[E₂].⸢GAL⸣{meš} ši-a-[bi]that palace
c5{[uru]}qu-ul-me-e-[ri]Qulmeri
c6[qa]-⸢ab⸣-qa-ar-šu₂-⸢lu⸣-[bi]Its qāb-qaršu-e23
c7[E₂].⸢GAL⸣-ni za-du-u₂-[bi]he dedicated it (this) temple.
c8[bu]-ra-a-aš₂-tu₂-u₂-[bi]Its famine
c9⸢e⸣-er-ṣi-du-bi e-⸢si⸣“Eeršbidubā (is) eSîn
c10{[kur}e]-ba-ni ⸢ʾa⸣-al-du-[u₂-bi]his land, its ala and ealdu(-plants)
c11[me]-⸢ši⸣-ni [pi-e-i]he smote him
Frgm._d_o
d1[x x x] x x [x x]
d2[x x x] ⸢su⸣-ṭu-⸢qu⸣-[bi]... its esûtu-vessel
d3[a-bi-li]-du-u₂-[bi]Abi-li-dubi
d4[x-x]-a-i-di [x]...aidi
d5[x-x]-⸢ṣi⸣-u₂-i ⸢hu⸣-[bi]“Its ... and its ...
d6[x-x]-x-da-i hu-[bi]... joy
d7[x-x]-ša₂-nu-i [hu-bi]... is destroyed
Frgm._a_r
a1[x x x x x]-u₂-[x x]......;
a2[x x x] ⸢a⸣-še {m}[x x x x]... ea-eše, NN
a3[x x x x]-⸢di⸣ [x x]-u₂...-edî
a4[x x x]-⸢u₂⸣-[x x x x]-⸢di⸣...-ēdu-
a5[x x x]-ta-[x x x x]-⸢e⸣...-e'e
a6[x x x]-i-[x x x x]-⸢i⸣...-eî
a7[ha]-⸢u₂⸣-bi {kur}ur-⸢me⸣-[i]-eIts ḫa’ebi means “the Urarṭian."
a8[x]-a-di-i-si [x]-⸢ri⸣x-adisi
a9[x]-ša₂-li-ni ⸢e⸣-[x x]... his ... E-e-x
a10[x x] 4 ME [x x x]... 400 ...
a11[x x x]-⸢ar⸣-[x x x]...-ear-...
a12[x x x] x [x x x x]
Frgm._b_r
b1{[m}mi₃]-nu-a-še a-li-⸢e⸣Minua, Ali-e’e
b2[a]-⸢lu⸣-še i-ni DUB-⸢te⸣A'elu'eše, this inscription
b3[tu₂]-⸢li⸣-i-[e a]-lu-⸢še⸣“It is enough, alûše’e
b4[pi]-i-tu₂-[u₂]-⸢li⸣-i-⸢e⸣Pitû-elī-e'e
b5[a]-⸢lu⸣-še a-i-ni-e-[i]“Alas, his father
b6[i]-⸢ni⸣-li [du-li]-i-[e]he will perform (the ritual).
b7[a]-⸢lu⸣-še [u₂-li]-e-[še]to the lord, to the goddess
b8[ti]-i-u₂-li-i-[e]Tiuli
b9[i-e]-še za-a-du-u₂-[bi]he will pay back.
b10[tu₂-u₂]-ri-i-ni-[ni]returned to me.
b11{[d}hal]-⸢di⸣-še {d}⸢IM⸣-[še]Haldi-Eše, Ea-ṣēte
b12{[d}UTU]-še [DINGIR]{meš}⸢še⸣ [ma-a-ni]May Šamaš, the gods, his name
b13{[d]}⸢UTU⸣-ni [pi-e-i-ni-e]for the god Šamaš, his (or, resp. his) Lord
b14[mi₃]-i ⸢ar⸣-[hi]the female of the eagle
b15[u₂]-ru-li-[a-ni]he brought to me.
b16[mi₃]-i i-na-[a-i-ni]who is he?
b17[mi₃]-i na-[a-ra-a]the woman Narâ
b18[a-u₂-i]-e u₂-[lu-li-e]the Aueans, the Ululeans

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